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Newspaper Page TextPACK FOUR ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT. MONDAY, JUNE II. IBIS. Designer Fashion Magazine For Only 40c Year This special offer on this splendid Fashion and Home magazine only good for balance of June. Subscribe Now at Our Pattern Section. Afentt for Standard Pattern! FLOOD'S STORE Afentt for Kabo v Corsets IKE STUDEBAKER CAR IS A HILL CLIMBER "hit going 10 take you up a real liill. which it only a couple of blocks oui of our way, and show you the ad vantage of the gas tank in the cowl dash. It brings the carburetor right up against the engine and gives a very short feed pipe, which can be taken oif, cleaned out and put back in a very few minute, and there is less dan ger with the tank located in the cowl than any other part of the car. You sec there is a gauge on the gas tank so you don't have to measure the gas or keep track of your mileage to see how much gas you hive. "This is (Juintero street, a JO per cent grade. Oh. yes, this car will go up here. As you see now, a car with the tank under the seat could not get gas to the carbureto unless you had pressure on the tank. This tank in the cowl gives a gravity feed and it KOR RENT Convenient light house keeping rooms Free ligl:t and wat- Mra. C W. Tebault and suns desire to express their heartfelt thanks to all who so kindly aid ed and comforted them during their bereavement. er. Call at 4A) V. 3rd. Home phone 2466. J 18-2! Card of Thanks M rs. C. P. Schoel and family desire to express their thanks for the sym pathy and kindness during the illness and after the death of their beloved husband and father. Celebrate July S at Jefferson. TODAY'S PROGRAM AT THE Hub Theatre The Twelfth Episode, of the BLACK BOX. ak a Modem Society DtasB. with Violet Mertereau in The Broken Toy Kla Bagcot aad Jaaa Gail la a Oaa-act Coasody 50.50 COMING WED. aad THUR. Tka 3 No. of "Under the Crescent" THE HUB FOR GOOD PICTURES Always 10c AT THE THEATRES. The Kenwurthy flayers closed a most siK'cesslul week at the lilobe Saturday evening and left for Salem lo fill a week's engagement at the Oregon theatre. They will return a week from Wednesday fur another four days in an entire change of plays. Today Manager Ayres is offering two vaudeville acts in addition to the pic tures tonight and tomorrow. Jack Martin, champion roper and cowboy conuiicdian. has some clever tricks with the rope and comes from Salem with a good record, rieity Miss Dor ris Cackelte. of the Colonial Theatre Vancouver. H. C, is stopping in the city for a visit and has been engaged to sing solos all this week. She has a pretty soprano voice and will no doubt please the Albany public. An excellent bill is offered today and tomorrow at the Hub Theatre. The Hlack Box. the serial by K. Phil lips Oppenheim, has proved very pop ular and the operations of Sanl'ord Unest, the scientific detective, are awaited with interest from week to week by a large number of people. The twelfth chapter of thai serial ap pears today. "The Broken Toy." a modern society drama in two acts is a pice well worth seeing and is clev erly portrayed with Violet Mersereau in the leading role. Kimr Baudot, our of the moat popular of motion pic- . ii.i aiiu jtuie ii.iii, present a comedy entitled "5H-50." and it is needless to say that this will be good. Visit the new Canity Kitchen. 1st and Lyon. Krai home made candies fresh daily. Miss lirace Warn hard, prop. Formerly of Portland. jl7-23 O' Celebrate July S at Jefferson. isn't possible to gel on a hill that the gas won't run to the carburetor. Now we will stop on the hill, showing you Ihe effectite brakes. You see 1 can bold it with either the foot or the emergency. Now yon see in starting again there is no jerk or jar. This is a pressed steel cone clinch, leather faced with springs behind the leather, which makes it engage easily. We can do the same with a full load of seven passengers. Now in going down ew ill gu on the compression with just the least pressure on the foot break and w e can 'hold her don to a snail's pace." From contest story of .-orire n Kire. I.n Angclc. HowStudebaker cars are built Mnition 5- ran . lit i-JL TheoacUlaeraehsbowatheaaarcr ttwt Is developed by a macnato or other ftHoz ijnUm and bow It warlae whoa tbt ooord ofthemotor vartea. This illustration Is a rccorj showing the variation la the ea crsT of a macnetowhen the motor waa toralac 600 tlmae a sUsota aodeaotlmae a mlnta. aeoaa H!r i,.i urpaao ' SfJitakf Fmatnrn Hactrte Uchtlne and Starting Foil tfoat Infl Raar Asia Tlaiken Baarlnga oafcta Traad Raar Tlrse Ono-tnao Tjrpa Top. Btudebakaa ROADSTER. . BSrJ StudebitkerrOl.'R. .... tlS 8tudclia.lcsrt.ICHT SIX. . 13S3 8tudabakarSlX.7-paanaw,1460 FAaADatruit SUES steady firing at aoy apecu Magneto? No, sir! Better than that the Studebaker-Wagner Electric System that's built to order for Studebaker Cars. Lots of cars, of course, are still usinj magnetos. But study of the leading cars at the Auto Shows disclosed that more than 52 of the high-grade cars arf -.suig a battery-ignition system. And the reason is simply that electric-system ignition is better than the magneto. Wiien the motor is turning fast, the magneto is satisfactory. But the minute you slow up on a grade or in city traffic the energy developed by the magneto weakens and that is just when you need ignition energy most For when the motor h running a t low speeds and the charge is highly compressed, it tries a hotter spark to fire it And that's why Studebaker h -usin rj tin's battery-ignition system, which is not only simpler but MOKE RELIABLE, because it insures maximum voltage at low speeds as well as at high speeds. It guarantees SURE, steady firing. For the storage battery is ready to deliver the maximum voltage at all times. The motor doesn't skip or rn-cs t low speed. And it PULLS steadily and tenaciously ALL the time the car is moving. Guarantees the CERTAINTY of operation that a man looks for in this car CITY NEWS. OS (a1 S8(8itSS)l$08S)$8BlS4 Browns villa Girl Miss Beatrice llollirook, of Browns ville, is in the city on a visit, the guest of Miss Dorothy Lee. She is return ing Miss l.ee't picnic call, Mr. Hawley Here Congressman Willis C. Hawley was in Albany a short lime Saturday night on his way to the border line of the state to meet Representative John J. Filsgerald of New York, chairman oi he committee on appropriations, who is in the state to investigate irriga tion needs. It was expected Ilia' Congressman C. N. McArthur and N J. Sinnot would leave Portland Saturday night for the same purpose. KJamath country will be visited first and. then the other sections of I lu nate will be gone over. Beat it Here . Hob l.angley and Mr.- Culloch, I'niveraily of Oregon students, work ing in Harrisburg during ihe summer, were in Junction Saturday evening when a big freight train came through. Thinking a ride would be better than walking Ihe boys swung onto the freight, but when Harris burg was rearhed, their conveyance did not slop and they were carried on to Albany. Not lo be outdone. however, the amateur hoboes climbed on Ihe blind baggage of the 11:37 train and when last seen they were headed for the south. Rexford Goes to Mill City Den-ill Kexford. the crack high school pitcher and member of the Albany Athletics, left this morning for Mill City where he will probably work during the summer. Rexford is one of the best pitchers in the state in his class. He will play with the Mill City team. Looking for Location- Albert Rebillard. of North Dako ta, spent Sunday looking over Albany with the view of locating here. He left for Portland this morning but may return for further investigation. To Portland in Canoes Saturday afternoon Jack Dolph and Jack Montague, students of the state university, and 'sons of prominent Portland attorneys, were in the city on their way from Ktigene to Port land in a canoe. Two other boys in another canoe accompanied Ihein. They expected to reach Portland to day. Longest Day of the Year This is the longest day of Ihe year. Tomorrow will be substantially the same length. Then the days will grad ually get shorter. W. C. T. U W. C. T. U. will meet in remilar session at the library at 2:30 tomor row atlernoon. .Mrs. A. II. Martin' paper on "Temperance and Saloon" win he oi interest lo all. Mrs. Itl.-iin will give an interesting talk on W. C. T. U, work at the fairs both at San- liego and San Francisco. Members ire requested to be present as some important matters are to be discussed concerning Chautauqua visitors invil fd to attend. M. E. Sunday School Picnic- All members and friends of the First M. E. Sunday school are umed to make no engagements for Tues day. June 29. for on that H.nv will h. held the big annual picnic of this school. Anyone wishing immediate 'formation may phone to any mem ber of the general committee: K. K. Ohling, G. T. Hockensmiih. A. M. nammer. J. . Howard. Further an- nouncements will be made throiigh'the press the latter part of the week and Celebrate July S at Jefferson. av JOT w MM MV U TT W WM II w It LIB Eh H "'t&a ffrYTT'' km iia mm " i rTT n . . - Out WBT no coma in and look orsr this Studebaker Ignition or stem on the ear iuwlt Like to show van the staple wirin arsuca and all tha rUtaila. Like to have you eoa tha car. too. and know tha comr.-nence and tha CuMKOkT and tha aafatv that's Udli Inu it Ail wall g!uiy arrango for any kind of testa yon lis bills, righj roads, snyhing. Will yrm phone uar Or If too cant coice i;:, writo Uit our boudaton tba Studabaker Elocthc 8 retain. Plaea Yoar Ordar Now While Yaw Can Cat Innadiala Delivery ALBANY GARAGE SUCCESSORS TO BARRETT BROS. SHOE SPECIAL Mary Jane Pumps Pat kid and gun metal; Goodyear welt aolet; broad toes, and low heels Sizes 8 1-2 CI 7A to 11 at.. Bl.U Sizes 11 1-2 to Mcdowell shoe CO. at Surday school next Sunday. Died Mrs. V. O. Hoover, at her home, 4.K Fast Fidh Street, Sunday morn ing, June M IUI5 The defeased was bom in Indiana, July Itf. W. With her husband and family she moved lo Oregon from kuas last December llesidrs her husband she Is survived by six children, ull living here excepi a daughter, Mrs. A. J. Fllculmrger, who resides al Ashlaml. Two sislrrs. Mrs. Clayton, of Aitlie and Mrs Smith, of Albany, also survive, besides three brothers In Canada. Funeral services will be held tomorrow alter noon at o'clock from the Men nonile church. Kev. II. Smith, of the Duukard church, conducting the serv ices. Married Fred Farlow of Albany and Miss Laura Parrish of this city were unit ed in marriage al Salem Wednesday evening and lefl immediately for a visit to the Panama exposition, llolh tire natives of this section and every body congratulates. Jefferson Re view. - Only J School Mates G. 11. Ilaighl, who attended Ihe old lefferson institute 45 years ago. was iu town Ihe first of Ihe week, look ing for oldtime friends. Uncle John l.ooney ami Mrs. J. A. V.iughan were the only former schoolmates he could locate Review, Sam Boy The IH year tdd boy who did so much stealing in a short time al Al bany and was relumed to the reform school ihe first of the week, is the same I'd who robbed several Jeffer son houses I' days ago and was ar rested by Constable Dcnson. Review Now In Portland Dr. Virginia V. I.rweaux, osteo pathic physician, who has been prac ticing in I'oril.md since leaving Cor vallis several months ago, will be iu this city Saturday and Sunday, June 19 and 21). on a visit to friends here Gaxclte-Tiiiics. ' A. II. Hincksoii, of F.ugene, is In the city on business. Mrs. R. C. Churchill left for l.a Grande yeslrrday. Mr a K, V. Illoomtleld left Ibis morning for Cruliulia, Wu. I'. II. Ilruudage, of the Forestry Service, went lo Detroit this morn ing on business connected with thai department, FOR RF NT Four looms. Privilege to bath. X per mouth. No water rent. Call at Ht).' Ilroad.ilbin S' i.. Celebrate July 5 al Jefferson. AUTOMOHII.F. M FN New manag mcnt at Clrvenger's repair shop. F.xpcrt repairing. The hntly pbice to buy gatolmc. llolh phones. 2i E. First Si. (l.ee) l.eon E. Ren nrlU. Mi'f j.'l-f Phyllis and Irene a lie Just nint mora voting days left. Phyllis Ooina and Irene Snyder have tia votes, Mary Parker atlll In tha lead. Ba aura and gat your tickata and vote. It means Irea trip to San Francisco for some one; vote for your friend. FRED DAWSON Tha Rcxall Drug Store. Mary Parker 9104 Grace Eberting - Phyllia Ooina 64J Iran 8nyder MHS Belah Hinckley SOU Dena Kromm 4771 Pranclt Haaa .... . 2037 K. P. D. I Velma Buckner .' IMS K. K. D. 2 Myrtle Jones 2J1S Wick Miller 116 l.lnnie Connor - II4S K. F. D. i Florence Eastman WIS R. F. D. 4 RowUnd Parker I6U Ethel Williama 1740 Clera Oatea - 9JI R. F. D. 5 Nina Morsa I7M Colds Comba - .1231 Ed. Hollowsy 9SB R. P. D. 6 Esther Copelsnd 2067 Ella Snyder 961 Velma Kner 1039 Oliva Oraen 890 TODAY THE GLOBE I TODAY "Always a Good Show" VAUDEVILLE PICTURES Earl Metcalfe 2 Good ActS Z ,h. throe real dramatis JACK MARTIN "The Cipher Key" champion roper Lillian Walker Cowboy Caaudiao la "Tha Love Whip" Bobby Connelly la Mia Doris Cackette "SONNY JIM" Sapraao Soloist with popular nd Ford Detroit Globe Orchestra accempaaimeats Weekly I Any Seat 10 cents Any Seat 20c ROLFE THEATRE 1 20c FRIDAY and SATURDAY Count Leo Tolstoi's Soul-stirring Drama The KREUTZER SONATA With Nance O'Neil, Theda Bara, and Win. E. Shay, i Yost owo it to yourself to oaa this Giaat Picture, tha Splendid Acting, tha Superb Scenes "Gasoline Gus and His Jitney Bus" Tha original "Jitney" featured on tha Orpheum Circuit by Ray Sam, ulea, Mullen ft Cogan, Eileen Stanley, and aung, whittled and play, ed by hundreds of other "Headline" acta throughout tha country. That hat aat tha music world talking. 15c at the MUSIC DEPT. of the Woodworth Drug Co. Mr. Man Buy That New Suit at the Golden Rule and Save 22 to 33 1-3 0 Where Can You Make Money Easier ? $15 Blue Serfe and Novelties $ 9.90 $20 Blue Serge and Novelties $12.50 $25 Blue Serge and Novelties $16.50 Same price 365 days in the year, except Sundays THE GOLDEN RULE . 83 BUSY STORES