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ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT, MONDAY, OCTOBER II, 1911
4
New Fur
Trimming
in coney, skunk, and
oppossum, black or
brown
1 to 3 inches wide, at 50c to $2 yard
New Corduroys at 85c Yard
28 ioch wide welt Corduroy in
the new shades
You usually pay $1 for this,
quality
FLOOD'S STORE
334 West First Sr.
. Left (or Astoria
Hon. J. K. Ve.Mhcrford and Sen
ator H. Vop. der Hellen left yester
day (or Astoria on a business trip.
Returned from Quartxville
J. A. McChesney returned Satur
day evening from the Quarrzville
mine, where re spent three weeks
looking after liis ten mining proposi
tions. He is greatly enthused over
the prospects and believes the mines
will be heard from. Several men are
in now and others will follow to
spend the winter. There are three
small mills of four, two and one
stamp capacity, which win be ma as
soon as there is water for the pur
pose. - . . v
Albany's First House
At Dugan & Denny's today was
seen a picture of historical interest
in oil painting of Albany's first
building, which vras at the store to be
framed. It is owned by Mrs. Smead
wife of the nun who erected the
building, a log cabin, at the site of
Hotel Revere, at First and Ellsworth
streets. It was painted by Lillian
Howe. Beside it is a small stream.
which run through the town .from
Oak creek, now hardly appreciated.
because entirely absent. . . .
Returned to Willamette
Miss Moore, daughter of Rev. Jas.
Moore, of the M. E. church, after a
visit with her folks yesterday returned
to Salem to resume her studies in
Willamette University. Having be
sun her freshman work it has been
decided to have her finish her year's
work there.
TONIGHT
COMEDY MIGHT AT
THE HUD
8
-REELS-
8
Charlie Chaplin Comedy
Two-Hour Show
If You Can't Laugh. Don't Come
Remember, the only 10c show
in town
MWi,
S i Avl'Ht-t!,IKs' Mr'1- ' M
irftm.MaiQMfli
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'After Visit Home'
The little children of R. C. Church
ill, after a visit with their father re
turned to Salem yesterday, where they
are staying with relatives during Mrs.
Churchill's confinement to the hos
pital in Portland.
Jas. Gordon Kcnnett, Jr., a former
Albany boy, was in the city from Ku-
Itene yesterday,
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baity Democrat h CTter. 4 Year
J. C. Ilolbrook, of Sprinkfictd. ar
rived in the city last niitht. .
woman
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Any One of The
Following bargains
for
1 Suit dry cleaned and pressed.
2 Suits pressed.
3 Felt pennants 11x33 in.ches.
S Novelty felt hats.
10 Per cent discount on any Suit
or overcoat order.
Minton-Fouts Co.
132 West 1st St.
Tonsorial
Specials ,
We're in for the spirit of Dollar
Day and offer
SHAMPOO 50c
MASSAGE 50c
HAIR CUT 35c
SHAVE 15c
WORTH ll.SO
1
only
$1
or any $1.50 combination for $1.00
The White
Barber Shop
S. C BRUCE. Prop
Next to Globe Theatre.
THE GLOBE-WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
ANNETTA KELLERMAN
in the Georgeous Spectacular Production in Seven Reels of Wonde rout
Beauty and Effect
"NEPTUNE'S DAUGHTER"
1000 PEOPLE in the CAST
500 SCENES
The Film Masterpiece of the World Matinees, any seat 10c; Evening 10c-20c
Was in Eugene
J. E. Simpson, formerly owner of
the Varsity confectionery store, ar
rived in I'uKcne yesterday on busi
ness. Mr, Simpson, who is now a
resident of Albany, will remain in the
city several days Guard.
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SWEATERS
For the whole family, bought before the tig advance in price, and
bought by the thousand dozen for our S3 busy stores for cash.
That's why we save you 25 to 33 and 1-3 per cent
Men's sweaters -Boys
Sweaters ..
Ladies' sweaters
Girls' sweaters
Infants' sweaters
98c, $1.49, $1.98, $2.98, $3.98, S4.PS
. 98c. $1.49. $1.98
98c, $1.49, $1.98, $2.98
98c. $1.49. $1.98
i 49c, 69c. 48c
EVERYTHING ALWAYS FOR LESS
THE GOLDEN RULE
83 BUSY STORES
SHAKE!
DOLLAR DAY
Watch for Our List
Tomorrow
FISHER-BRADEO CO.
Wednesday and Thursday 10c
Dollar Day
See Our
Show '
Window
on
DOLLAR
DAY
for
Bargains
On Dollar
Day We
Will Have
All Kindt
of Bargains
- for
You
F. M. French & Son
Jewelers and Engravers
The Season's
Latest
Novelties
Gypsy Boots in
the new leathers, soap
kid with tip and white
piping. Also a new
hand-turned bronze. .
The most beautiful
footwear fox women
ever shown in Albany.
McDowell
Shoe Co.
"Quality for Lets"
Everwcar Hosiery
Juilite 1. K. Kelly went to Slrm
on the morning train to attend tu ju
dicial business,
L.r, !
You can net a uood sc.it (or 25c ai
the (ilohe tonight, sin t.mdcville acts ;
and (our rcM t.'harlie Chaplin com
edy. Adv.
I'OK SALE-All the liimhcr in the
Ifiatid stand, blrtu-hrrt, fence and
walks m llanrhall park, ns it stands
A. i. Sender s.
RK K K NT Modem furnished
room. ii Wrst Sisth St. Hell
555 k. i-15
t o
Marnhant Ships' Flags.
The MrttUb nietvuutlie Unit la koowo
fnnilllurly a the ml ruautn. Ntrk-t-Ijr
:.lnil. uu Inland prrmm (us any
rliibl to n- tlw ret vunbiii aaburu, I lie
uuly tin pvruilMlblw llhK the plalu
unkm Jack, whlili the ordinary i ll turn
iften file uiwtile don it. Tlii- nd vu
'itu bus It omVhil status from the
IMk of two iiturus tjurvn Anna In
Iii7 itiul gi-.evn Victoria lit WH.
The nnr hittitmen of the cuhmiIh
feuernily u the red euxltu also, but
by -rniurloii of the ailmlntliy may
add the builc of ttie i-uluuy "In the
fly. Hni uuttous bars siierlitl uer
inutile nmiine flux, but not all. The
t'nlteil Hlulea Unit, for' luxtuuc. la the
stnra and trlpr for all omulon.
The ilt-riuiiu uurvnntlle firm of black,
white and red dutin only from IstlT awl
symbolUea Die uulou between I lie
I lohensolleru lark uud white uuil the
nil and white of the llunseallc league.
The ItuxMlan nienuiillle flu if. Intrwlueed
by I'eter the in it. was orurlually the
lnili b dug. fnuilllar to bllu from hl
studies lu llollaii'l. rvrrrHed. loiter the
urntniienieut of the thm colors was
Tarled.-lxnd-n (llolie
-
Good Values
Special Bargains For
Dollar Day
Look Them Over
" at - , ...
F. G. WillV
Jeweler
Tonight'
Tremendous Spectacular
Gabiria
Staged in five countries at an outlay of
$250,000.00, with a cast of 5000
people
A Three Hour Show in 12 Keels
Show Starts at 7:45 Sharp
Admission 20 cts.
Children 10 cts.
Special Matinee Tomorrow
at 2:30
Rolfe
Theatre
COMING THURSDAY
Authentic German WAR
, Pictures
Ran Two Weeks at Hcili Portland
The GLOBE
TONIGHT ONLY
EMPRESS.
Direct from Empress
Theatre, Portland.
g BIG ACTS g
MORTON JEWELL
TRIO
Sintjcrs and Dancers
Club Jugglers
DAYTON & MALEY
Comedy Novelty Skit
The Doughnut Hunters'
EMILY GREEN & CO.
in
"A Swedish Flirtation'
MARTIN & VALERIO
Comedy singing, talking
and dancing
CAKLOTTA
STOCKDIL
Operatic Contralto
SM1LETA RR0S &
MORA
Gymnastic Pantomime
Four.Rcel COMEDY
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
; . In the "Mix. Up"
Prices.,..,.. 1 5c to 50c
Doors open 7 p. m. Chap
Iin starts 7:30 p. m. Vau
deville start 8:30 p. m.
A Boy'i Adventures t
An eleven year old Albany boy
i drew his money from ilie I ani: and
sl.'irtrd out in the world sitone 1,-ih!
Saturday. He got as far as I)evir,
where lie was kept and Ms father
notified. Yesterday afternoon lie was
brought back to the city, no doubt
with sufficient experience to under
stand that the best place in the world ,
is home. ; ,
In Portland .
Mr. and Mrs. VV. A. H.irrctt have
been in Portland on a short visit.
During their absence Mrs. Hunt has
been lakiiiK care of the household.
Flna School Exhibit Promised
Superintendent Jackson returned
Saturday cvcnln from IlarrishtirK,
where he saw the spud show. Rowland
and other places, lie has been at
work on the school children's fair,
to be at the armory, nnd reports pros
pects of a fine display, many schools
lakiiiK a live inti rest. A Rood many
front all parts of the county will be
represented.