FAOE FOUR
ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT, SATURDAY, MAY 24. IBIS.
R&G
Corsets
in the new models,
insure corset com
fort and satisfac
tion. We are show
ing to models at
$1.25 and $2 pair that are par
ticularly good.
Kabo front-lace Corsets at
$2, $2.50, and $3 pair
A feat for
Standard
Patterns
FLOOD'S
STORE
Afents for
Kabo
Corsets
Fin.4 $10 and Coats
Arrested by Officers King and Rod
gcrs last night, R. P.- Fuller, this
morning was taken before the record'
er and fined $10 and cods, which he
is serving out.
At Berlin-
There will be a commencement on
June 11 and good roads day the to!
lowing. They are very cnthusiastlc
over it. Superintendent Jackson, Su
perintendent benner, Judge McKnight
and Commissioner Irvine will speak.
Rhododendrons
A large number of Odd Fellows
came over from Newport on the noon
train and all carried large bunches of
pink rhododendrons. The flowers
made i very pretty appearance.
Flax Man Cone East
J. C. Cjily. who was recently ap
pointed by the governor to look into
the flax industry in this state, left for
Chicago last night.
Left for Kansas .
V. C llanchett went to White City,
Kansas, this morning.
o
Judge Galloway returned this noon
from the Newport convention.
Mrs. J. W, Donnelly went to ,r
lington after attending the Newport
convention of Rcbckahs, She haa a
number of friends in this city.
Mrs. J. 11. Eakin went to Niagara
this morning where she will make her
future hpme.
K, I.. Kosegram returned to Scio
this morning.
Air. and .Mrs. tiuy Toller went lo
Mill Cily on the morning train.
Robert Elder went to Portland this
morning.
Mrs. V. A. Cox went to S.ilcni on
the morning train.
F.d Taylor went to Portland today
Mis Lucy Chambers went to Tort-
land this morning.
The Ladiea Society of the First
Presbyterian church will give a sal
mon and strawberry short cake sup
per Friday, May 28, 5 to 7 p. m. In
the church basement. 25 cents.
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Bids Wanted.
A. C Jenkins, architect, will re
ceive bids for the erection and com
pletion of a new school building to be
built at Waconda, Or., till 8:30 o'clock
a m.. May 29, 1915. A certified check
of $150.00 will be required.
A. C JENKINS,
ml9-21 Albany, Ore.
FOR RENT First class store room.
First, street. Call on Dr. A. Stark.
. mZ2ti
TO TRADE Will trade second hand
,. two seated buggy for saddle. Sec
Rawlings. 121 Broadalbin St.
FOR SALE No. 1 kale plants, any
amount A Bender, 3 .miles souui
of Albany, on Tangent road. Beli
609R4. m21J21
I HAVE BEEN appointed agent for
the Rowe lawn mower raior blades.
If your mower is not cutting good
let me adjust one to your mower.
$1 will make it cut as good as new.
I have some guod second hand fur
niture for sale; one good bed room
set. No. 9 kitchen range, chairs.
etc. I. D. Ellis. 906 East 4ili Si
Both phones. m20tf
FOUND-0 package. Call, at 620 W.
4th St. m20-2J
' Mrs. Geo. II. Crowell went to Con-
ser this morning to spend the day.
Mrs. P. R. Kelly went no Salem
omhe morning electric.
Orin Slratlon and Otis Taylor, di
rectors of the Brownsville cannery
arrived in the city this morning to be
present at the Grogers' meeting.
Refined vaudeville act at the Globe
today and Sunday and feature photo
plays.
Mrs. H. Frederick accompanied
Mrs. Walter Bilyen to Scio for a few
days' visit
Refined vaudeville act at the Globe
' today and Sunday and feature photo
plays-
$9.90
Buys a Regular $15 Blue Serge
or Mixture Man's Suit
in sixes from 35 to 44. No, this is not a sale but our every day
price., Mr. Man, don't that $5.10 saved look good to you? You
might just as well have it as the other fellow.
Buying suits in lots of twenty to twenty-five thousand at one time
for cash for our 83 Busy stores that's the reason we can save you
one third.
THE GOLDEN RULE
83 BUSY STORES
esea
Miss Ruth Ralston, of Portland,
who is attending the O. A.. C, at
Corvallis, arrived in the city this
morning to spend the week end at the
home of her uncle. J. M. Ralston.
ROLFE
THEATRE
TONIGHT
Win. FOX, Presents
The Attraction of the
Month -IsraJ Zangwill's
Masterpiece
The Children
of the Ghetto
with
Wilton Lackaye
A photo visualisation that will
create as much talk as the
classic novel. A play that will
make a direct appeal to every
true-blue American. '
Special Added Attraction
George Rolfe tinging
2 Popular Songs
"I Want te Linger , and "Whea I
Were a Telia, and I Wore Rose"
Special Five-Piece Or
chestra Biggest and
Best Show in the City
Always 10c
S KNOX BUTTE NEWS
-S AND PERSONALS
i9i9Sfiass"eafii)t
Verle Miller went to Corvallis Sat
urday tiith a load of household, goods
for J. L. F.mmitt and relumed Sun
day.
Miss Esther Copctaiid returned Sat
ui'ay from Portland after a several
weeks' visit.
Glen Fox returned to Portland Fri
day after a pleasant visit at the E. E.
Knox and E. B. Wallace homes.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Rapp, of Corvallis.
were over Saturday to view their new
farm recently acquired of Mr. F.mmitt
Mr. Rapp's parents will soon reside on
it.
The East Knox Butte school closed
on' Wednesday. A successful year's
work has resulted. Mrs. P. B. Mar
shall haa been the efficient teacher
over 40 pupils who have ben enrolled
The children and patrons received 1
treat of ice cream.
A valuable young horse belonging to
J. Underwood became frightened at
an auto truck Sunday evening and ran
into a wire fence, causing a deep cut
A veterinary was called, the wound re
quiring several stitches.
A number of the Birthday club mem
bers tendered Mrs. Geo. Richard
pleasant surprise at her home on last
Wednesday afternoon. Social conver
sation and music was the diversion
of the afternoon. A light luncheon
was served by the guests.
Mrs. Frank Lines went to Corvallis
Tuesday to visit a fe wdays.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Underwood were
visitors Sunday at Independence.
Mrs. Butler visited her brother at
Eugene the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Hampton went to Jef
ferson to visit relatives.
Misses Lcttie Chambers of Albany
visited at the J W. Chambers home
Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Froman of Albany and
Miss Hazel Froman of Canada were
guests Thursday of Mrs. Mote Miller.
Mrs. Carl Miller was hostess to the
Sunshine Circle at her home on
Thursday afternoon. A pleasan
meeting was held. A delicious repast
was served by the hostess. Th
members present were Mesdames J
Mills, A. W. Martin, Marion Miller,
W. C. Jackson. W. H. McBride. A
Caldwell and Miss Ethel Stuck. Hon
ored guests, Mesdames M. Ackcrman,
Cyrus. Mose Miller, Frank Froman
(Albany), Misses Hazel Froman
CCanada), Anna Obrist and Clara
Cornelius.
Refined vaudeville act at the Olobe
today and 8unday and feature photo
plays.
MAY MARKET -DAY
SALE
SATURDAY, the 29th
This Will Be a Civic
Celebration
Senator Lane will address the multitude
at 1 p. m. and stir up interest in
community welfare
Large quantities of stock will change hands at this
Sale Great opportunity to buy and sell. Farmers
should list their offerings by Wednesday the 26th.
consignments received by Secretary
t l l y.
vjummerciai ciuo
Grace Presbyterian 10 a. m. Sun
day school. II a. m. preaching by
Rev. I. G. Knotts. Subject, "The
Seven Fool Mystery." 7 p. m. C. E.
No evening preaching. A cordial in
vitation to all.
Refined vaudeville act at the Globe
today and Sunday and feature photo
plays.
iB(i9WB
DINNER SERVED
9 Every Sunday for 50c
at 8T. FRANCIS HOTEL '
Luncheon 11:30 to 2; dinner 5
9 te 8 p. m. j29tf
j$a
IF YOU ARE
Unable To Strike
a Cash Balance It's because you
pay small bills with cash instesd
of Check and have no record of
the transaction.
A checking account with this
bank, established in 1892, will
overcome the difficulty and aid
you in building up a substantial
bank account
You are invited to transact
your banking business here.
CAPITAL AND . SURPLUS
$90,000.00
J W. CUSICK ft CO, Bankers
Albany, Oregon
Scene from The Children of the
Ghetto,' Israel Zangwill's great
' masterpiece, at the Rolfe Theatre
today.
Fortmillcr Bros.
Funeral Directors
Masonic BuilJinf. Albany, Or.
Both phones. lady Assistant
The Gullota Trio Always Makes Qood
m
r:w'
IS pnifnwlonal circles the Oullota Trio six ml blsli aa ludUMual artiste
and aa a iwrfWlly balanced ontanlxatlun. Tliey will com here under lit
aiwpliM of the seven day gathering kuowu aa a I'hamauuua. An aurar
tiou ew'trd at a largo fhaulauipia at Ky.-atuom, III., ram-elvd Ita vu
gajwmttiit utiriiKN'tedly. At the lal uwiurul (lull.ua and his liiu were svnt
to entertalu theui lu place of the splendid company they rspe. led lo gel. tlo
Ins before a tired, walling audience at S vVha-k m the aftermwu ou a hut
summer day. (iullnta. wllh his charming group, twaad a program which simply
overwhelmed tbuee people with lie beauty aud rtcbueaa.
BASE BALL
Albany Delivery
Team
vs.
Riverside"
Ninth and Jefferson Sts.
Sunday 2:30 P.M.
Admission Free
A SMALL COLLECTION
WILL BE TAKEN ON
THE GROUNDS
A. H. S. Senior Play
POTTERSVILLE
POST OFFICE
Wednesday, May 26
ALBANY Or ERA HOUSE
Tickets on sale at Woodworth's Monday
PRICES 50c, 35c, and 25c . 8:15
CASE
CALL
SUNDAY
3K0 P. M.
ATHLETIC PARK
ALBANY
vs.
LEBANON
ADMISSION
Grandstand . . 35c
Bleachers .. . . 25c
All children under
14 free
Unlimited Conveniences
Come With Electric
Service
This is the time when house owners are making im
provements brightening and bettering their property
making it more desirable to live in easier lo rent or
sell.
Electric service means cool comfort in summer safety,
convenience, charm "ind good lighting the year around.
No greater aid to hot weather comfort can be found
than that offered by electricity for lighting, Ironing,
washing, cleaning, cooking and operating fans.
Have your house wired before the hot weather arrives.
No other investment In or a round a residence renders so
much in proportion to its cost as electrical equipment.
See your' electrioul dealer.
r Oregon Power Co.
Telephones 15 306 West Second St.
SUNDAY
GLOBE THEATRE
SUNDAY
SPECIAL FEATURE ATTRACTIONS
VAUDEVILLE I "O'GARRY OF THE
MILLS & NELSON ROYAL MOUNTED"
A Mc?K Thv..
CLASS MUSIC and MELODY cast of characters
1 fl. GEO- ADE of'" "THE COLD CRAY . & 3ELIG COMFDV I
1UC DAWN OP THE MORNING AFTER" "WHY BILLINGS WA? LATE" 5c
TODAY 5 FEATURE REELS and VAUDEVILLE