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About Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192? | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1915)
PAOK POUR ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT, THURSDAY, MAY IS. IBIS. JUNE DES1GNKRS NOW IN Wool Challies at 50c Yard A great assortment of this popular fabric to choose from SILK BOOT HOSE 35c Pair An extra good value in black, white, and colors SILK CHIFFON at $1.25 Yard Comes 40 inches wide, in all desir able shades Devonshire Cloth, 32 inches wide, good 'lA- assortment, yard . . 1. aswvrV Ilydegrude Galateas, plain and striped, O at yard JLOC Agent for Standard Pattern! FLOOD'S STORE Agentt for Kabo Corsets City News FOR SALE Single harness and 2 I'OL'X D 0al ring, in Riverside seated huggv. See E. R. dimming. ml 1-14 WANTED Waitress at once. Apply at Carlton. m 12-15 FOR SALE Good typewriter. Phone Bell 71 or 41. mlJ-15 The Best Big fir WOOD $4.25 per cord. Come and sec for yourself. Foot ol Broadalbin Mree;. ALBANY TRANSFER CO, Wood Dealers. cemetery. Owner can have same by calling at Fortmiller Furniture Co. and identifying, and paying for this ad. iulJ-13 Daily Democrat by Carrier. $4 Year. r"ISHER, BRADEN & CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND UNDERTAKERS. Undertaking Parlors, 3rd and Broadalbin. Sj-fa. LADY ATTENDANT - Both Phones No Extra Specials for Any One Day at the Golden Rule Every day is bargain day here and from fully 25 to 33 1-3 per cent less than any one store can sell you. Buying in enormous quanti ties for 83 busy stores, knowing where and how to buy. paying cash to the manufacturer, no middle men's commission iselling on close margins and turning our stock from four to five times a year. That's the reason, Mr. Man, you should trade at the Golden Rule and save your hard earned dollars. Your neighbor is doing it. Hope "uAiin Best calico Dundee percale Lonsdale muslin 3 lb. Cotton Bats -I lb. Cotton Bats Pretty wash dresses $2.49, $2.98 Strap pumps $1.98, $2.98 ' New waists 98c Silk waists $1.98 -6J,C 5c -.-otfc ..8 l-3c 73e 20c Silk kimonas -Silk petticoats . $1.98 $1.98, $2.98 Men's undehill overalls .... Men's Crown overalls ..75c 75c Whip cord pants . 98c Work shirts 25c. 45c Men's unions 49c, 89c, 98c Boys' Unions .. -2 So, 45c 8 ox. Peroxide 9c Williams shaving soap 4c Rockford Sox 5c Canvas gloves 5c 5C 49c Red and blue hdkfs Boys' overalls THE GOLDEN RULE 83 BUSY STORES Are Quitting Business Itecause they are both traveling men and are unable to give their store here their personal attention, Stein & Newman, proprietors of the former Tracing Clothing store have decided to close out their stock anil unit this field. Their sale announce ment appears elsewhere in this paper. A Fine Book The Southern Pacific Company has just issued an .excellent book on Ore- con resorts and natural wonders. It is a beautifully illustrated 50 page folder, describing all the places of in merest reached by this company's lines. Linn county conies in for its hare, several cuts and. articles de scribing Ml. Jefferson, the Calapooia river, etc. Other Willamette valley points are told about, and many pic lures show wild game of Oregon. such as birds, deer. bear, cougar, etc. It is a fine piece of work, thoroughly covering the field, and should attract many tourists to the valley from the big fair. Silts Tonight All nic'.nlers are requested to be -resent tm.ight. and meet tlic district 'entity grai.d exalted ruler, nlio will r present -ir..l c,ie a t:tlk. Yri. Barker's Funeral ' The funeral of Mrs. A P. llarker, tho died in I'or.l.iiul Tuesday night. II he held in this city, at the under- ;.t:itur pailirs of Fortmiller llros Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clivk, to tthich all friends are invited. The hurial will he in the city cemetery be side the grave of a daughter. Mrs. ' ora Gallow-av. Good Trunk Window At the Wain Clothing Co's is a food trunk window. A card reads Are you going to Europe. San Fran cisco fair. Newport. Cascadia or else where? The Europe is struck out. a suggestive fact: but trunks will be needed to see America, the best place I in the world. Stayton Flour- Owing to the recent decline in wheat the price of Stayton flour has been reduced 10c on the sack. State High School Meet The state high school meet will take place at Eugene on next Satur day, with 81 entries so far. Of these 'Albany high has five who have qual ified, as follows: M. Briggs, discus Wm. Eagles, mile and javelin; O. Jenkins, 881) yards: Louis Schultz, 100 yards and 220 yards; R. Allen, broad jump. ' Left for Seattle iU. and Mrs. W. A. Kimsey left this noon for Seattle, called there by the death of Mrs. Kjmsey's niece. .Mrs. Nora King. last evening Mrs. Kimsey returned from Grants Pass. where she had been for several weeks on a visit with her daughter, Mrs Linnie Schmidt. AT THE THEATRES. The Masters' Model," at the Rolfe Theatre, is an excellent two reel pic ture that was shown last night it is full of dramatic incidents and is ex cellently played by a strong cast. "The Truth of Fiction" is another good reel picture. A Keystone com edy. "His Luckless Love," adds Are You Going to Europe, San Francisco, Newport, Cascadia, or Elsewhere ? Are you going to take enough things with you to be comfort able and feel at ease, or are you going to try to cram all in one small Suit Case, and have to leave about half behind? TRUNKS, SUIT CASES, and BAGS Do not try to crowd things in, we can sell you a good, strong, Matting Suit Case for 93c. Small Matting and Leather Hand Bags, for 75c and $1. Suit Cases in the leather-finish for from $1.50 up to $4.50, and genuine leather as high as $10. All kinds of trunks, including the "Steamers" and "Wardrobe" are priced very reasonable The Blain Clothing Co, "Home of Good Clothing" First Street - - Flinn Block enough humor to the bill to make it a welt rounded out program. The same bill will be repealed tonight. Tomorrow "The Girl I Left Behind Me," a strong Box Office Attraction Co. fe;itire comes to the Kolfc with Robert Edrson in the leading part. F.dcsou is one America's foremost actors on the regular stage. A strong bill is also on at the Globe Theatre. "A Child of the Prairie" Is a strong two reel drama of the West ern plains, full of exciting incidents and a dramatic climax. "A Hunter of Fortune." is a fine reel, and "The Borrowed Necklace" is a good com edy. "The Battle of Frenchmen's Run." by the well known magasine writer, James Oliver ' Curwood, is good. It has for its theme: "He who; fight- and runs away lives to fight i another day but what's the use, lie's ! running yet." Friday and Saturda) the Globe v ill present a big hill head ed by a vaudeville act. "A Factory Magdalene." with Ed ith Totten in the title rote, is a big drawing card at the Hub. This is a strong five reel drama with action a plenty. The story is about a factory girl in a large city and brings out strongly the labor situation in the big mills. It is a society drama, and shows the part that the socalled up per classes play in the life of the poor. Tomorrow the Huh Theatre will show "The Key to Yesterday," a big fea ture attraction. The paving of Second street will soon he awarded to the same paving company. A hill passed provides (or l lie time and manner of improving Second street from Lyon to Main, iow the cost shall be distributed, pen alty for damage, etc, etc. The pav ing is to he completed by Sept. 1st The successful bidder must deposit a bond in the sum of $5UJ, and shall pay a penalty of $25 per day lor ev ery day alter Srpl. 1st that contract it nut completed. , Manager White of the Oregon Tower Co.. called the attention of the council to a new CAW candle hiwcr lamp at Second and Hroadalhiu slreeM. and stated that if the coiin- 2 Subscribers. If the boys fail to drliVrr the 9 paper each evening kindly phone .3 to the nmre T'te ian.ie't-iMfnl invites complaints from its pa- trons anil will do its bet to correct faulty service, 9 FOUND A pair of black kid gloves on 4th street. The l?dy who owns' them may call at this office, de scribe gloves and pay for this ad. mlJ-17 : Special Communication. of St. John's Lodge No. 17,1 A. F. & A. M. this evening. : Thursday. May 13. at 7:30 o'clock.' Work in the F. C. I degree. A full attendance is I desires to complete arrangements for 1 going to Lebanon tomorrow evening. j Visiting brothers welcome. j DAN JOHNSTON. W. M. COUNCIL HIRES SCHOOL (Continued from Page I.) leman's Third -addition. Bids were ordered advertised for, and the sewer is to be completed by August 1. We Pay the Highest Price for , Mphair and Wool M. SENDERS ft CO. GLOBE Friday and Saturday Extra Special Program VAUDEVILLE DAVIS LEININGER in Popular HARP SOLOS 5 REEL OP PHOTOPLAYS 5 Hearst-Selig War News with the latest events in Europe. Lillian Walker in A special Vitaraph comedy Breaking In Wallie Van Norma Talmange in a Two-part Vitagraph feature "THE WRONG GIRL" Helen Holmes The most daring girl in pictures in "THE DEATH TRAIN" The big show at the price. 10c "HOME OP PERFECT PROJECTION." Watch Ad for the Big Things Comings J. W. Dill's Eucalyptus Ointment Sold by East Albany Pharmacy, Mitts ft Calavan. Props, 203 East Main St. PRICE 50c Clark Woodard Drug Co., Port land, Oregon. Beware of Imitations. eil so desired, III company would te move the 1.' old arcs and 111 candle power lamps on Lyon street und re placement with 16 of the new lamps, l'lm proposition was accepted. An oidinanee introduced by Coun cilman Mcl'liimrry will, if passed, prohibit minors front frequenting bil liard or pool rooms without the writ ten consent ol their patents The ordinance also provider for the clos ing of pool rooms at the hur of mid night and on Sunday. The bill pro vides penalties til from $111 to JS The bill was referred to the commit tee on oidinances. Another ordinance by Councilman McF.lmurry will cut down the luene fees of pool halls. 'I lie reduction i about 5(1 per cent of the present. Howling alleys "lull pay $5 tor each alley nnd pool and billiard rooms will pay J-'SO for each table. Tins was also reierred to the ordinance committee. Councilman I'frilfcr introduced a resolution to appropriate $-'5tl to as sist in improving Riverside Ceme tery. The mailer was deferred until the next week. A resolution to improve Second street from the east line of Maui street to the t line of Sherman street was adopted. Another resolution was adopted for the improvement of Pine street from Salem road to Santiam road, with uravel was qilop t e d LOST Necklace, garnets all around, Tendriil. Kewonl. Return Demo ert office. ntl3tt LAST PERFORMANCE TONIGHT OF "A Factory Magdalen" A 5-reel Drama with Edith Totten at the Hub Theatre 10c TONIGHT RED' ROOSTER NIGHT Don't Forget ! ft The M i n m n ft W! L Millinery 1-4 Off on All Trimmed Huts Now is the time to bny a new hat for the late Spring and Summer. Onr newest models of lace.malinc.crepe, ad the many different straws are clever and dis tinctive iu design as well as becoming and practical. All - ,'are being sold at 1-4 Off the Marked Price Scene from The Girl 1 Left Behind M e. Five at the Rolfe tomorrow and Satur day. act Boa Office Attraction "One can purchase new hair, new teeth, new wooden tegs, and numer ous other more or less useful artifi cial appurtenances, appendages, ac cessories and accomplices, but glsss eye is not thing ol beauty oor joy forever." j Conserve your natural eyesight by means of good glasses. E. C. Meade, Optometrist ADVERTISE IN THE DEMOCRAT IT PAYS TOR CASH" Is Always the Sign of a Real Bargain When you have anything to sell, you always make lower price for cash. The customer with cash In hand can always "do better." So can the merchant. Cash is sn economy for everybody concerned. It is bound to mean lower prices. Credit is a convenience that you have to pay or. Ws believe our customers will prefer to save money, rather than enjoy the slight convenience of credit. A WONDERFUL SUIT SPECIAL FOR NEXT MONDAY We hsve 72 suits that were manufacturer's samples. They are sll this garments that have been especially- tailored with unusual care. Por priced at extra special bargain prices. See window Display. Splendid New fc 1 O 48 Suits tomorrow - Such suits ss you would essily have to pay $18 or $20 for In the regular wayl Stunning new models, expressing the lstest whims of Fashion. . Splendidly tailored and lined. Tomorrow, at $12.48 WHITE COATS. More popular this Spring than evert Ask to see the jsunty White Chinchillas .tomorrow at $6.98 SILK SUITS. Dressy, and serviceable ss well. We are showing handsome mod els in Silk Poplins, of all de manded shades, $27.50 $32.50 Mail hjo!3 Orders f-- . " I sesson's new styles, snd are next Monday they will be The New Sunshades Every woman wants one, to complete her Summer costume I You should see the beauties now on display at Hamilton's I New shapes new color combinations new materials I Taffetas, Pon gees, Satins, Naiural Linens, etc. New military cord handles, are among the latest effects. Stripes, checks, Dresdens and solid colors. Childr'ns Parartols 65c and 75c Worn ens Paracols ' $1.25 Upwards
