ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 1, 1913
PACE TKPEE
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Comfortable, Durable Clothes
Our fall alocka now offar aacapllonally good aclactlona of avtrythlng narded for ladiei and girls,
piaca goods aa wall. Kxperitnced salespeople will be glad lo help you 1 1 making your selections
Not only in ready to wear garmenta, but
School Dresses and Coats for Girls
CIKLS SCHOOL DRESSES made of all wool, in plaida and aolid colore. Clever deaigns that are neat
and will wear well. You can aiford to buy ready to wear garments at these price.
$1.65 to $5
CHILDREN'S WARM COATS, plain and novelty materials in allwool fabrics that are good. The
models are fine and the tailoring first class. They are garments tint will be warm and will give
iflcndid utilisation.
$2.48 to $12
Suits, Coats, Waists
for Ladies
New Model Ladles' Suits, are being received by express direct from NewYork almost daily. . We endeavor to
give our customers the new styles assoon as they are created. The express service makea this possible.
1 here aia a number of good designs amongst the new styles. Fur trimming is very popular. You will be
pleased with the many suits thst are now on display.
$16.50 to $37.50
NEWEST PALL COAT8, made of mixtures, tweeda and plain fabrics, also plush,
on soma of the new model coats. These garments will give the best of service.
Pur trimming is also used
$9.75 to $27.50
SILK WAISTS JUST RECEIVED. Crepe de Chine waists, in light snd dark colors including the pastel
shades. Deaigns that are clever anl exclusive.
$3 to $6.50
DELIVERIES LEAVE
STORE: MORNNC. 1ST,
1:30; 2ND 10:30. AFTER
NOON: 1ST 2:00; 2nd 4:30.
VALUES f or CASHWORTH WHILE
REMNANTS ARE HALF
PRICE WEDNESDAY'S
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WATCH FOR OUR WED
NESDAY SPECIALS.
I EVANGELIST DICKSON SPOKE
ON THE SEAL OF 600
"God i doititf a great closing up
work for Hit people in contrast to the
opposing work of the power symbol
ized by the beast of Kev. 13 snd 14.
That work on the pare of God is go
ir;g on today as well as the work of
the beast, and the retribution which
halt be meted out to those who find
themselves lined up with the beast
! power at the end, when Christ conies,
will receive the "wine of the wrath
i of God which is poured out without
; mixture into the cup of His indtgna-
tiou, and therefore will be lost for all
: eternity. Hut those who are found
upon the kide of the Lord at that day
will be saved in the company known
I as the 144JLKW who will be body guard
j oi the Lamb upon Mt. Sion and
through all eternity," said Evangelist
Dickson in his opening remarks on
the subject of "The Seal of God and
the Mark of the Beast," at the cotton
tabernacle last night.
The speaker took for his text. Kev.
14:9-11 and after reviewing the facts
as brought out in previous studies
regarding the beast of Kev. 13 he
K';tve another fact which responds to
the predictions of the prophecy which
says, "Here is wisdom. Let him that
haih understanding count the num
ber of the beast; for it is the number
of -a man; and his number is Six hun
dred three score and six (666). "Kev.
13:18. The Uouay or Catholic version
of tfii text rend "The numeral let
ters of his name shall make up this
number. " (Edition of April 17, 1778.)
Facts were brought out showing that
one of the titles of the pope is in
Latin "Vicarius Filii Dei" which
means "A substitute for the Son of
God." and also that this title was once
worn by the pope on the triple
crown. Taking the numerals of Ro
man notation from this name ( U
standing for V in the old Roman way
oi counting) it was shown to count
up to a total of 666. And it is also a
fact that in the Chaldaic and Syriae
the words for this title count up the
tame way as in other languages aUo,
thus showing, said Dickson, that the
beast of Kev. 13 ftyniholir I he pap
acy and the warning in Kev. 14.9-11,
has reference to the worship of this
power.
After declaring that the image of
the beast will be fully formed in this
rountry in the very near future and
that this country will cause hy its
laws all of its people to worship the
image of the beast the Kvangelisf
brought out from Rev. 7:1-4; Kev.
14-1; Jta. 8:16; Kze. 20.12, 3 and
Rom. 4:11 that God will be doing a
work for His true followers which
will prepare them for heaven and also
will prepare them to stand against the
work of the enemies of God in the
clo-tug days of the earth's history.
The subject for tonight was an
nounced as the "Unpardonable Sin."
o
Miss Myrtle Curry returned to
Monmouth this week to attend the
school. This is her senior year at
school.
Miss Ads Kacklry, of Lebanon,
returned home bst evening after at
fendiny teirhrrs institute here
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4 KNOX BUTTE NEWS
3 AND PERSONALS
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(a) $ 9 $ $ ft S $ S A
Knox Hutte, Sept. 12. Jerome Wil
liams returned Friday evening from
Groshong's hop yard where he had
charge ot the hop dryer.
The Knox Butte, East Knox Hutte
and Houston schools will each begi t
their school work Monday, St,t 2.
The tc. lechers- are Miss Mary Lines,
Knox Butte; Mrs. Karl Miller. Hous
ton; Prof. Arnold, Eat K. ox Hutte.
(An important telephone meeting;
was held at Knox Butte school house
Friday evening. Members of farm
ers 8 and line 2 being interested.
Mrs. Carl Miller went to Albany
Sunday noon to meet her father, F..
L. McKeever of Loma, Montana. Mr.
McKeever was going to HaUey on
business and it is probable that Mr.
McKeever and family will return to
igain reside in Linn county.
Mr. A. W. Martin complimented
her sister, Mrs. Hawthorne, of In
diana .and Mr. Martin' niece. Mi
er'Mary and Martha Oliver, of Ne
braska, who have been visiting at the
Martin home, by inviting a number
of ladies to spend the afternoon with
them on Thursday.
Daily Democrat by Carrier, f4 Year.
Fisher-Braden Co.
We bought a
Car Load
When Cotton
was at lowest
notch, and
will give
- Customer
benefit of
low
price
REGULAR $8.50 MATTRESS
ONE WEEK AT $5.95 WHILE THEY LAST
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LAST CALL! LAST GALL!
OUR DOORS WILL POSITIVELY CLOSE FOREVER. EVERY ARTICLE WILL BE SACRIFICED. WE EXPECT TO CLOSE OUT OUR ENTIRE LINE AND ARE GOING TO DO SO AT
ONCE. FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS WE WILL OFFER BARGAINS THAT HAVE NEVER BEEN EQUALLED IN THIS SECTION.
THIS SALE HAS BEEN VERY SATISFACTORY UP TO THIS TIME AND MANY HAVE AVAILED THEMSELVES OF THE OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE MONEY.
OUR STOCK IS STILL QUITE COMPLETE AND WE INVITE YOU, MR. CONSUMER, TO CALL AND SATISFY YOURSELF. NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS.
Suit values to $20.00 $14.45
Suit values to $18.00 : $13.45
Suit values to $15.00 $11 45
Suit values to $13.50 .' . $9.25
Raincoat values to $25.00 . $13.50
Raincoat values to $20.00 .$11.50
Raincoat values to $16.50 $9.50
Raincoat values to $10.00 $7.85
$1.50 Olus Pajamas : $1.25
$2.00 Wool Shirts ...,.$1.39
Only a Few of Our Special Prices :
$5.00 Knox hats : $1.95
All $2.00 hats ... . $1.15
One lot $3 hats ...95c
Umbrellas 35c and up
35c and 50c ties 23c
$1.00, $1.50 and $2.00 white shirts' 49c
$3.50 Sweater Coats . $2.65
$2.00 Sweater Coats $1.35
75c and $1.00 Caps 49c
AH boys knee pants v. 65c
$1.50 and $2.00 dress shirts $1.09
$1.00 Soft shirts, collar attached : 45c
$1,50 Soft shirts collar attached .$1.09
$1.50 Woolen underwear, garment 95c
50c Cotton ribbed undearwear 38c
$1.25 Union suits 85c
$3.50 All Wool Union Suits $1.85
$155 and $1.50 Coopers underwear 85o
All whipcord pants 95c
$3.00 Corduroy pants $2.19
ALL THE ABOVE AND MANY OTHER ARTICLES, TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION, AT PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION. DON'T TAKE WHAT OTHERS SAY. COME AND
?EE FOR YOURSELF.
This Final Closing-Out Sale Will Begin
Saturday, September 1 8th
Albany, Ore.
330 West First St.
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