Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192?, November 13, 1915, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPAOE POUR ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13. 1915 Warm Winter Underwear Women's fleeced, ankle length, low neck, elbow ileeve. Union Suits $1 each Women's fleeced Vests, long sleeve, or low neok, and elbow sleeve 50c each Pants to match 50c pair Boys fleeced Union Suits, 4 to 14 years 50c suit Misses' fleeced Union Suits, 2 to 12 years 50c suit FLOOD'S STORE 334 West First St. SO CM (Continued from Page 3.) served. Vrs. I.. Reed Dowlin and Mrs. Roy Newton were complimented guests. 9 Thursday, Mrs. W. A. Barrett en tertained at an informal luncheon for the Royal Auction Bridge club mem bers. A five course luncheon was serv ed at four small tables, after which the guests enjoyed several games of cards, honors falling to Mrs. Mark Weather- Ft DON'T MISS IT & Betty Nansen Europe's RoyaJ Actress in Count Leo Tol stoi's wonderful -play A Woman's Wonderful Acting Superb Scenery The heighth of dramatic perfection a Jo 12J sWIUJAM FOX n rsmr, mums MlllIU TMMOUCM hox Him CORPORATION u Y.l 10c 0 ford. The honored guests were Me uames O. D. Austin. C. C. Page (Su- cenc), and Miss Evelyn Marshall. The Monday Bridge Club ladies cre pleasantly entertained on Moo- Jay at the home of Mrs. Fred Ward. The guests enjoyed the afternoon in laying cards, followed by dainty re freshments. Mrs. U. G. Smith, and Mrs. Docksteader were complimented quests. .... . . Miss Ruth Fisher of Salem, former- '. of this city, is entertaining the Misses Carolyn Wright, Hazel Hock- cismilh. Corintha Hart, and Inez ' emke for the week end. The girls all ttended the football game this after " oon between Albany nd Salem high schools. Miss Anna Dawson left this morn for Salem to pass the week-end as the guest of Miss Mary Schultz. She en,t down for the football game. Misses Janet Dawson and Beatrice Sanders are week-end guests of Miss ' largery Kay in Salem. They also at tended the Albany and Salem football a me j this week. Mesdames Glen Junkins, Robnett, I'rank Skipton and D. S. Smith were 1 ostesses for the Pythian Sisters on Remember the . Sabbath Day (Exod. 20.8) . Remember the Church (Heb. 10.25) Remember A welcome awaits yon in church Remember now thy Creator , (Eccl. 12.1) Remember Jesus Christ. (2 Tim. 2.8) In case of illness, death, or oth er trouble, any minister will be glad to help. 9 9 J 9 AT THE CHURCHES ' United Presbyterian The subject of the morning sermon will he: The Reality of The Spiritual. The even ing sermon will be on: "The Church oi Jesus Christ What Is it? Who arc Members? What la Its Mission?" The llible school meets at 11 45 a. m. The Christian Endeavor meets at 6M p. m. . e e Grace Presbyterian Rev. R L. Krazer, pastor. Services 11 a. m. and 7: JO p. in. Sunday school 10 a. nt. Ju nior C. E. 3:30 p. m. Senior C. E. 6:J0 p. m. Preaching services 7: JO. A prob lem of vital importance for every Sin ner. "How Can a Just God Justify an Cnjust Man." This is the subject of the sermon Sunday morning. In the evening the subject will be A Back' ward Look. Strangers welcome, e e e Evangelical Church E. Radcbaugli pastor. Cor. of E. First and Pine Sis. S. S. at 10 a. m. Preaching at 11 a. in Subject. I he Kcvrval We Need Y. P, A. at 6:J0 p. m. Preaching at :M p, m. Subject, aamson. i uesviy evenii.i. I he sermons on Sunday will be preached by Father Lane at 10; JO a. lltiind 7: JO p. in. The sermon on Monday evening at 7: JO wui oe preaclied Hy -the Kev, Joseph Clancy, of Corvallis, nd the Tuoday evening sermon -will' t preached by the Rev. Jas. L. Carneo, of Lebanon. 1 he usual procession of choiristers and school children!- will mark the opening ajid closing of these three days of Eucharistic worship. Save by buying a ticket. $1.50 ticket for $1.25. New Elite. o25tf adr Careful attention given to all jew elry repairing at Kreamer'a new store. o25lf-adv ' .i -o Church of Christ (Christian church) M. Howard rairan. minister. Serv ices on Sunday as follows: 10:30 a. m. Communion and sermon. "Making the Kevival a success. !1:JU a. Bible School. 6 JO p. m. Christian En deavor. Subject, "How the Denom inations May Be United in Service." : J.' p. m. tvangehsuc service. Ser mon, "The Taming Power of the Gospel. Special music at each serv ce. A welcome to all. e e e First Presbyterian. Rv. F. H Geselbracht, minister. 10:15 Prayer Lircle. lv:M .Morning servKe. Iheme Power from On High. To my junior -ongregation: Hiring a Coachman. 11:45 S. S. Orchestra and classes for all. 4.U) Jr. C. E. Society. Miss Warm icgton. supt MIO Vesper hour. Spec cul music. Old Testament studies. Religion and Politics. 7:00 Young I'eople s service here man s treat ure is, there is his heart also." e e e St. Mary's Rev. Arthur Lane, rec- or. Kev. Henry Pclletan. assistant Sunday services at 8 and 10:30 a. m. rhe daughters of rsabetlc will at tend the 8 Vcloek mass and receive roly communion in a body on the oc casion of the institution of Isabelle Court of Albany. At the late mass the forty hours devotion will opeii to cntinue through three days, closing Expert watch and clock repairing at Creamers Jewelry store. o25tf adv MOVED We are moving from our quarters at 231 Lyon St. to 203 to 207 Second Street, corner of Baker With increased space for a larger stock, and better facilities for working, we are better prepared than ever to serve you in our line. We invite you to inspect our line of New and Second Hand Furniture, Stoves, Ranges, etc. DUG AN & DENNY Second and Baker Sts. Tuesday in the lodge rooms. Fancy' work. and conversation made up the afternoon i pleaesure, followed by a dainty luncheon. -,. -. 099 'Misses Thordarson and Patterson of the high. school faculty left this morning for Salem to be the week. end guests of Miss Lulu Heist and to attend the Albany , high school and Salem high school football game this afternoon. fi) The musical club met last Friday with Mrs. S. C. Worrell. Election of officers took place, which resulted in Misses . Violet Nutting as presi dent: Muriel Austin, vice president Dorothy Cockerline, secretary; Dor othy Lee, treasurer, and Nathiel Don aca. reporter. Mrs. Nutting rendered a vocal solo and Violet Nutting and Dorothy Lee played a duet. In the late afternoon, . choice refreshments were served. 9 ' . Mrs. A. Stark was hostess for the ladies of the Twentieth Century club on Friday. The afternoon was pleas antly passed in fancywork and a so cial hour, followed by choice refresh ments. 9 9 9 The members of the Jolly Jwelve club met with Mrs. Skaar yesterday. The afternoon was passed in sewing and several readings were given, af ter which a "covered dish luncheon was served. Mrs. John Bryant was an honored guest. The Shakespeare club .has. been federated under the state organiza tion and is now a federated club. This is the first federated club in Albany. Miss Margareta Wire will be host ess for a few of her friends this ev ening at her home on East Fifth street. . 9 Mr. Fred Dohnert was host for a few of his friends last night at bis home of Cala'pooia street' "500" was the game played during the evening, followed by choice refreshments. The guests were Misses Pansy Colby Claire Tillman, Pera Wilkins, Stella Dorgan, Messrs. Gus Abraham, C. P. Stevens and Henry Vollstedt. The Ladies -Aid Society of the First Presbyterian church met in the church on Wednesday for an after noon of work. The hostesses, on this occasion were Mesdames Sterner, Shaw and Palmer. - A unique social affair occurred at the Baptist church this afternoon when Bruce Evans entertained about 400 children. After games and a talk, ice cream and cake were served. Fifty tames nad prepared the cakes. The youngsters had a great time. Advertisement for Sewer Construction sealed bids will be received by the Council of the City of Albany. Ore gon, until 7.-00 p. m., November 24, IW5, for the construction of the fol lowing lateral sewers tributary to the Cottage Street trunk sewer, all within the City of Albany, Oregon, lo-wit: No. 1. Beginning at the. Cottage Street trunk sewer manhole between Seventh and Eighth Streets and run ning thence easterly through the cen ter of Block 3 of City View Addition and through the center of Block 1 oi Mountain View Addition, a distance of JJ6 feet. , No. 2. Beginning at the Cottage Street trunk sewer manhole between Eighth and Ninth Streets and tunning thence easterly through the center of Block 4 of City View Addition and through the center of Block 2 of Mountain, View Addition, a distance of JJxi feet. No. 3. Beginning at the Cottage Street trunk sewer manhole between Ninth and tenth streets and running thence easterly through the center o( Block It of City View Addition, through the center of Block J of Mountain View Addition, through the Center of Block 6 of Wright's Addi tion, a.-ross Willetta Street and througli the center of Block I of Wright's Addition, a distance of 804 feet. No. 4. Beginning at the "Cottage Street trunk sewer manhole between Tenth and Eleventh Streets and run ning thense easterly through the cen ter of Block 12 ol City View Addi tion, through the center of Block 4 of Mountain View Addition, through the center of Block 5 of Wright's ad dition, acroas Willetta Street and through the center of Block 2 of Wright's addition, a distance of 804 feet. No. 5. Beginning at the Cottage Street trunk sewer manhole between Eleventh and Twelfth Streets and running thence easterly through the center of Block 19 of Cit- View Ad dition, through the center of Block 5 of Mountain View Addition .through the cetner of Block 4 of Wright's Ad dition, across Wilfctta Street and through the center of Block J of Wright's Addition., a distance of 8114 fret, also beginning at a manhole .in ' said lateral sewer in Willetta Street! and running thence southerly along : Willetta Street, across Twelfth Street and to the center of Block 2 of Men-! nonite Church Addition, a distance of, teet, tnence easterly along the center line of Blocks 2 and 1 of Men. nonite Qiurcb Addition, a distance of 267 feet. No. 6. Beginning at the Cottage Street trunk sewer manhole between Twelfth and hlalamath Sts. and run ning thence easterly along the north boundary line of Linnmont Addition a distance of 500 feet. No. 7. Beginning at the Cottage Street trunk sewer manhole between Seventh and Eighth Streets and run ning thence westerly throuvh the center of Block 2 of City View Addi tion, across Liberty Mreet and through the center of Block 1 of City; vicw.vauiuon. a distance ot 414 leet. j No. 8. Beicinninff at the Cottaue ' Street trunk sewer manhole between eighth and Ninth Streets and running thence westerly alonir the center line I of Block 5, across Liberty Street, ! through the center of Block 6, across West Street and throuirh the center! oi Block , all in City View Addition, distance ot Vis feet. No. V. Bcffiiininir at the Critique Street trunk sewer manhole between Ninth and Tenth Streets and running thence westerly throuirh the center of Block 10 of City View Addition, a distance of 282 feet. No. 10. BcKinniiiK at (he Cntt.iie Street trunk sewer manhole bet ween Tenth and Eleventh Streets and run ning thence westerly through the cen ter of Block 1J of City View Addi tion, a distance of 282 feet. said sewer construction! to be made in accordance witsfl the charter an, I ordinances of the City of Albany and the plans, specification! and estimates of the City Engineer on file in the otlice ot the Recorder, where plans may be seen and specification and es timates obtained. Bids will be opened at 7:30 o'clock m. November 24. 1915. No proposal or bid will be consid ered unless accompanied by a certi fied check payable to the Citv nt Al bany in an amount equal to five per cent of the aggregate bid to be for feited as fixed and liquidated damages in case the bidder neglects or refuses to enter into a contract and Drovitle an approved bond in a sum equal toj mi per ccni oi me amount to De paid under such contract for the faithful performance of said contract. All bids must be made with a view of completing the construction of said sewers prior to the 1st day of ApriL 1916. under" a liquidated penalty of aiu.w tor each day of delay bevond that period. Bids will be received for either the whole of said improvements or. any of said laterals separately. All bids should be addressed to "Recorder of the City of Albany, Ore gon, marked "Proposals for construc tion of Lateral No, of the Cottage Street sewer system." By order of. the Council. F. E. VAN TASSF.L. Recorder of the City of Albany, no 11-24 a u) 'S PERSONAL MENTION 8 is) $ 99 SB()($$ie)Bii(fi K. L. Wilson went to Scio this (Horning. Mrs. VV. 11. Stevens and daughter went to Portland today to spend the week end. Mrs. J. Koyal Shaw returned to Mill City on the morning train. Mrs. Roy Knox went to Portland on the morning train. Miss Kliiaheth Ryan went lo Salem to spend the week-end this morning Mrs. C. K. lloevet went to Portland on the morning train. Miss Zylpha Galloway la spending the week end with her parents. Judge and Mrs. Win. Galloway, in Salem. Mrs. Ray Chapter went to Salem this morning to spend the week end with her parents. - Dr. J. C. Bushnell returned to For est Grove this morning after a brief visit in this city. Branch Store The Weigai'd store on Second St.. is being fitted up for J. A. McGlashrn t.f Albany, who will apen a grocery there within a few days, and com bined with it will be the new Inde pendent Meat Market. The building has been entirely rebuilt since the fire and it makes a fine business block Courier. The "Hull' detachable handle um brella, few as good, none better. Your name engraved free, at F. M. French ft Son's jewelry and engraving store. ' . adv. n6-l3 Everybody Likes Our Way of Doing Busincss-So Will You Same price every day. Same to you and your neighbor. No special sale day with a few leaders. Our every day prices are 25 to 31 1-3 per cent lower than our com. petitora. Buying for SI Busy Stores, knowing when and how to buy, no big interest on borrowed money, no delivery, no big rent, no bookkeep er; that's why. $1.50 Knit Shirts 12 00 Knit Shirta ... 8 l-3c Outing . . 10c Outing 12 l-2c Outing .. 29 In. Percales ... 29 in. Cheviot ..... 36 in. Percales ... New middies Flsnnel middies - i 49c Oshkosh overalls 75c 49c Half wool aoi I for 25c 98c All wool sox. heavy 25c $1.49 Men's $1.50 Umbrellas ..." 9c 6i,c Knit Gloves 25c, 49c S 1-Jc Driving gloves 9Sc, .". 10c l leeccd Underwear 39c , 6'c Brown wrist gloves - ic 10c Blue wrist gloves 3 for 2Je 10c Leather faced glove ........... I Jc 9Hc Kockford soa Se $2.49 Kockford sox, heavy .... 3 for 25c EVERYTHINO ALWAYS FOR LESS THE GOLDEN RULE 83 BUSY STORES FOR SALE Fruit, berry, and tnuk farm, I 1-2 milrs from Albany, nn - Corvallis road. Britlon county. 2.1 acres. Will sell .nl nr HI i.-rr With nr without improvements. J. N. Mc Cain. Home phone 45J'. ntl-IJ RKAD OUR WANT OS lu a.au J.. J ' Jewelry repairing of all kinds at Kreamer'a new jjtftre. o2Jlf adv WANTED A woman to do laundry , work, apply St. Mary's hospital. nlltf LOST Long agate setting from fin ger ring, between Rolfe tiseatre and I St. Francis Hotel. Please leave at ' St. Francis hotel. nl2-14 WANTED 4 orS room eaedera ban galow, furnished man and wife, boy 4 years old. Refereace if re ; quired Call frees 4 to 6. E B. Pickwd. 342 E. 2nd A $1.50 ticket for $1.25. Good for anything at New Elite. o25tf adv Gasoline 15c Albany Exchang StaUoa for Prt.'o-Ut Tank ALBANY GARAGE HUB Theatre TONIGHT OJMLY You'll Regret Mining "The Right of Way" . , Sir Gilbert Parker's Great Play Pronounced by those who saw it last night the best feature ever shown here. See Our New METRO Picture Program 10c GLOBE THEATER "ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW Tuesday, November 16 VAUDEVILLE Entire Empress Bill 17 People 1. NED "CORK" NORTON and GIRLS in a Musical Comedy Melange "A Night on a Pullman" 2. RICE BROS -"Two Tcutonio Tanfled Talkers" 3. SEYMOUR & DUPREE "la a Real Vaude ville Act" 4. THE FOUR WANDERERS in "Mirth, ' Melody, and Music" " - - 5. BICKNELL & GIBNER in a Vaudeville Frivolity "A Small Town Johnnie " 6. GRAY & OLD ROSE io Oddities and Novelties in Dancing 7. MOTION PICTURES . . Prices: 25c, 35c and 50c Seat Sale opens st Woodworlh's on Friday Daily Democrat by Carrier. 14 Year. The Best Way TO SAVE is by Systematic Saving One Dollar Opens An Account In 5 yean with interest, $1 de posited weekly amount! to $280.65. $5 deposited weekly amounts to $U99.38. ALBANY STATE BANK "Safety Plus Sarviee" The Big-Game of the Year at Eugene Saturday, November 20 U.ofO.- O.A.C The football game this yc;ir between U. of O. ami O. A. C. will lie bitterly contested. Oregon won from the strong U. of S. Cal. team 34 to 0 while the Oregon Aggies defeiMcd the Michigan Aggies ?! - j '' hte ,wo "a"" with the best in the linrtcd Suites. The winning nf this game at Eugene on Nov. 21 nil by either team means more than a championship. It will be worth your while to see it Trick plays, forward pastes will keep the spectators tensr from the start of the g.ime to the final blow of the whistle. Low. Round-trip Fares will he on sale at all Southern Pacific stations """h f Ashlnnd Nov. 19-211. Returning limit of Nov. 22, I!I5. Further informatioiu. as to tickets, etc., from local a rent. , SOUTHERN PACIFIC John M. Scott. General Passenger Aent, Portland, Or.