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About Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1915)
PAClft von ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT, MONDAY, DECEMBER IS, US Christmas Specials Yonr opportunity to buy needed merchandise at a saving. Fancy Ribbon 19c Yard WiJch 4 to 6 inch. Jutt the thinf fur Christmas. Fancy Ribbons 29o Yard I a width vp to 7 inch. JA beautiful assort ment. Stamped Turkish Guest Towels and Wash "I C Cloths, only ADC Handkerchief at 8 c Kach Our rcrfuUr 12 l-2o vl u. dainty embroidered corner. 25c Huddkerchicfs, special 17c each or3for50o. Don't over look this oppor-tuurty. FLOOD'S STORE 334 West First St.. day Kvculnir l'ol Writer, I'll, lend ing parts u (lliii seriee u( til.iv. deal inn with uruft urnl corruption in evury walk nl lile are (he fnur other reck ol loiti,tlit's program. t)n Wednesday will he featured Mary I'nllcr in the llriiadwuy le.ilure, "Under Southern Skies." -Glob Theatre The offering lit the (.ilohe tonight l headed hy the three reel fculiirc, "What ll.iiiieiird on the Harhinhi," a thrilling l.iiisou alory of adventure i. n the seas. Two ViliiMraph single i crier fill out a five reel lull. They are entitled "The Siren" mid "The i liadi Mr n( Pear." Wednesday the ul tra, limi i. a three reel feaiure cum- i.ly, Taking in 'he line Keel, II. C. Diinlan. nianaucr of the Hon! Josephine, of (iraiil. Pass, was a uuest nf Manager II U. Wcsthroow at I lie I Intel Albany yesterday. - m Card of Thank. Til rlnll'. of I mm U H..H..I in wish to thank those who gave Micir kind assistance al the funeral acrvlcet : mir liii.li.inu anil hrotlier unit e eciallv fur the beautiful fl,tr:,l nff.r. inrt and music. Sinned: Mr.. Nellie lloii.ion. R. K 'lou.tou anil family, C W. Iloii.ti n ml family, A. II, Cu.tar and family. We are dl.tdavino- very exclusive line of l.aValicrct and cameo brooch es. Unite appropriate gift tor a lady I. M. Prcnch & Son, Jeweler, and engravers. IK UAilv l-'OR R K NT Pour housekeeping IO.HIU mid ham. I'lione .'.'14 .11.1-15 I . .... AT THE THEATRES. While there i not a bin dramati. Mrodtictinn in Alhai.y vcry nUb'.. aside from the movie., of cour.c. tin city i. celling hooked to net a f.li. hneof theatricals the rosi ol the air ier. I he quality and size of ttu .how a. however, will depend largely upon the support received here by ihe forerunner. Tomorrow at the Al harry Opera hou.e come. Sclwyn V Co'. big comedy production. "1'wii: lied..' with a New York ca.t. In I'ortland, i:ilem. Kucue and Ro.c bnrg the .how made a great hit. In January the ti'ohe theatre wiii present iodic .ulendid productions be ginning w-itli the Uuivcr.tty of Ore gon Glee Club w hich i. pronounced one ol the college', best, the New York Methopolitan Co., in grand op era, Kmprcss vaudeville, and other features. Th. Rolfe. Tonight nt thr Knife theatre will ; iie seen a big (ieo. KJeine comrdy, ' The Fixer." based on the well known liitiny play. "Hello 11.11." T!ie play is resettled hy a company ol coiuetly . -ctor. headed hy Itickct and Wal.on. ! , .n J the entire five reel. i. crowded jaitii l.iuuh.. The s-iine tday will he! .'epeaied tomorrow, and on Wcdne- j ' J iv come. "Mon.eur l.ecoj." w ith i-'lorciiee l-a It.ulie. w ho won fa lie in ' I he Million Dollar Mystery." Hub Theatre. j ToniKht at the Hub the tire heg'n. . j i brand new .cri.il-.erirs ju.t out of ' 'il e Universal .Initio, having been re j ea.cd by ycstcrd.iy. "Graft" i. a cr-' . es of separate stoi ic. twti reel, in; . .-.icli .erte. to run fi r 16 week.. The i . .orics of which "rafl" i compo.et! , 1 veie wrilicn by Irt of the most popu- j ' and hct Known .uithiir. in lii . "oi ntrv. TiKiUht's etii.ode "The I. in- j .or and the law." was from the pen if !r-.:n S t'nhh tt'r ,.i.iil.ir S.ilur. , Electrical Gifts Meet With Assured Favor Aik any woman what ahe think of the many electrical convenience that are making life eaaier, timpler and more comfortable. rJ Tht Electric Curling Iron is i lie of the smaller electrical products, but it is de.ired.by every woman who values personal attraction. Electrical gifts for the home are many in variety and cost. The are on every well pre' and shopping list. No other kind of merchandise excelli them in popularity. See your elirtrical dealer. Oregon Power Co, "Reliable Service" Telephones 15 306 West Second St. Hub Theatre TODAY GRAFT is th nam of series of 16 stories starting at th Hub to-' day. The public has always want, ed to know th in and out and underhanded methods of many of the tniats and grafting cor poration. In th first episode of that remarkable aeries-serial "CXAPT" you will see how children are allowed to pur chase liquor. How young girl are allowed in wine room and raloon. You will see how even the Folic are prevented from doing their duty. Talc the en tire family to see thi wond.rful serial "GRAFT." It's th great est uplift drama of th age, in termingled with a beautiful tory of love and achievement. See tle first episode. See every epi sod at the Hub every Monday tn. Tuesday. "GRAFT" is the blittest undertaking of ci.-nt Universal Co, for long t n-e. The story i written by IS of America's best i.uthors. Read t'.eir names: Irvin Cobb James Oppenheim Louis Joseph Vance James Francis Dwyer Joe Mitchell Chappie A. M. and C. N. Williamson Reginald Wright Kauffman Wallace Irwin. Leroy Scott Z.ne Grey. Rupert Hughe George Bron.on Howard Ann Kathcrine Green Mr. Wilaon Wood row Nina Wilcox Putnam Frederick S. I sham Hugh Weir Start Today Fach story will hold you spell bound. THE GREATEST SERIAL EVER WRITTEN POUR OTHER BIO REELS Special music by the Hub or chestra Each person bringing the 5c coupon will be admitted to this performance with 5c additional. THE SANTA CLAUS STORE Toys Gamee V. 11 SZ fife Books MT . ? all kinds Doll. tf Special, This Week Only DRESSED DOLLS 75c Regular 90c to $1.50 values. Beautiful figures at less than prices elsewhere See Our Windows 322 West First St. Albany, Oregon ESSEX & ESSEX 322 West First St' Albany, Oregoa REMARKABA8LE SUCCESS OF PORTER IN STOCK RAISING In Ten Years He Has Received $12,472 In Premiums Be sides Large Sales. Ilurriiliurg Coiiiiiiiin wraith : P. II, Porter, of llat.ey, whose farm is a few mile, north of ll irri.lium, is one of the few breeders and raiser, ol registered cattle in I. inn county, and is the pioneer breeder of Red Polled cattle. That he has been succe.iful ill his chosen line will he clearly shown (n the following lines ol tbi article. Ten years g, .Mr. Itirter, after some lillle experience with grade cat tle, devidid, auaiiist the advice of friend, and licilihore embark in the limine, ol riilslng leiiislcred .link. ' His flr.t herd con.Uted l four rows which lie secured on share, from a nun who owned them and did not know what 10 do with lliiin. To these he added one cow mid a bull which he purchased, paying the minut ing sum of $151 for the latter, good imturedly accepting the ridicule of hi. friends, firmly brlieviug he would liwve the latiKh on llieiu in the end His first rshihlllng was dime in I'lKi, his held couai.ling of two cows and one hull, and his premium money that year amouutrd to fll2.H5, In I'MS be eshiliited seventeen head, and his pre mium motley will be over $.',ll. Hi. Mr. mil total of premium money for the leu years he has been exhibition amount, to $12,472. I This enviable position has not heeu ' won without much study and work, , however. Ile has made it his aim al I all limes to breed to Red Polled type j of uniform tvpe. Ile has found thai i FOR HIM TODAY ANU TUESDAY Geo. Kleins presents th photo comedy "Th6 FIXER" Featuring th funniest of funny commedien. BICKEL & WATSON On long laugh 5 funny act. "THE FIXER" I founded on the famous f-rc "HELI.O, BILL" VOU'LL ENJOY IT. 10c THE GLOBE Tonight (and Tuesday) Thos. A. Edison Presents The Three Reel Special Feature "What Happened On The Barbuda" A thrilling story of adven ture on the high seas. One of Edison's best production. TWO VITAGRAPH HITS "The Sir.en" and "The Shadow of Fear" COMING WEDNESDAY Tho lhr rl Svlig cmtxJy "Taking in The Hose Reel" You can find good assortment her that will pleas husband ol brother and aave 25 to 33 1-3 per cent, Buying for S3 Busy Store end knowing how to buy make thi big difference n price. Men' 113.00 Suit, alway SM0 Men' 120.00 Suits, alway SI2.50 Men' $25.00 Suit., alway Slo.SO Men' 115.00 Rain Coat Men' 118.00 Rain Coat alwaya Men' $7.00 Mackiniw alway Men' $10.00 Mackinaw, always . Silk Shirt .... Hat v Slipper .". v.. $9.90 $12-50 , nee .. $6.90 $1.98, I2.9S 98c, $1.49, $1.98, $2.49, $2.9S 69c, 98c. $1.49 EVERYTHING ALVAYS FOR LESS THE GOLDEN RULE 83 ItUSY STOKES in exhibiting or selling stock, that the uniform type is always the win ner, and many remarks are pa..ed on I he uniformity of his rattle. Right here i. a point thai Mr. Porter bring ,0111. that miuht be of aid to any about to enter or eniiage in the cattle bus iness. Keep your eaille as near uni form in se and build as possible. . That the Red Polled is a good dual purpose vow is proven hy the fact that one of Mr. Porter's cows, on (arm feed, in one year gave Ill.taJO pounds of milk, testing 5 per cent. .Mr. Porter is a strong advocate oi the slogan. "Raise what you feed, and feed whai you rai-r" He. with oth ers, believes in lh.ii lie the salvation of the valley farmer, that there if more profit in driving our crop, to market than there i. in hauling them to market. Mr. I'orter'a sales of breeding stock have extended over five slates. Oregon, Washington, California. Ida ho and Montana and ni.iny of his sale, have been for the second or third ani mal to the same parly, or to some ont of a neiKhborhood into which be has sold some stock. Competition is the .life of trade, an I this applies to stock tai-iiiit and exhibiting particularly, as the fact that one ha. to have g iod stuff to heat his competitor puts new i life and blood into the business. Miss lleriha l.ee came over front llrown.villc Saturday and spent the week end with her parents. I)r. and Mrs W. II l.ee i ( aplain Millie, of the O. A. C. foot- u.i I 1 1 cam was in the city yesterday. I Daily Democrat hy Carrier. $4 Year Your Boy, or Girl wants a KODAK for Ohrislmas With one of Eastman's Kodak and a course -of Free instruc tion by our kodak man, any one can make good picture. We hive then every sis and every price. Woodworth Drug Company Do You Want to Be Economically or Cheaply Dressed ? Men's, Youths,' and Boys' Clothing, Hats, Shoes and Furnishings, Trunks, Suit Cases, and Bags Economy is not buying the cheapest thing and putting the balance In the bank; and people are finding It out by buying cheap goods. Near ly every day someone says: "Well the last time I bought a suit or a pair of shoea I got a cheap one and It didn't' last long and never did look right. I want omething better." It pay to buy quality. It' cheeper in year' time nd you will be better clothed and feel more comfortable. HOWARD POSTER. BERGMANN LOGGERS MALLORY CRAVENETTE COOPER KLOSED KPOTt H Dr. An, ar. the best qu.l- .rLr-Belm.n'o'n". WfP"' h" " bolu.e- Union suiw are th. bee, v,l- wnen you ee oergmann on , . ... i. i. . . y guranteed to turn rain. We uea. Comfortan'e. mjl s-rvicr. ity. They may cost 50c or $1.00 p'r of hoe you fciow that . v-omiorwo e, mai, s.rvicr- there ar not better .ho.' in the " 1 ,h'm ,ir 3 00- mo,t t3r" the lighten -.veiht more, but they U.t twice a long worA Exclutiv, , in AI. el! them for $J.J0. T.-y one of cotton to heavy wool They .ell s cheap shoes. bny. 'hie next time you buy a hsi from $1 to $4 per union suit. - It I not Jwya the enact a. nount you pay for iuit that tills whe- ATI ,..- C..!. O n . gt a rtr .tte, it ta a good buy Buy .,.,:, buy work.n.nthi,. buy ,,,vlcc All-WOOl bUlt 2 pr. PantS $14.95 Buy a Cloth .ruff ul or orcoat and you will ouv them rontnv.ialiy Oregon Caisimere Cloth made at Salem and Eugene, made Into suits No. 4130 Blue St,:. Special U . SIS 50 j''" "'T.r for .ervice.bl,. mny different pattern, in Grey. Brown nd Blue. Some suits wit".! No. 5130 Blue nergi Special is .......... $15.00 ' on pair of trousers will cost you $12.50. It Is Time to Think About Christmas Presents Don't neglect the men and boys at this glad time. Buy a little something for them first. Nothing please them a well aa something very uaeful.something that they would hv to buy for themselves. Our line Include everything for men, young men and boy, and for Christmas wehv large line of apeciali, such Combination Seta, Tie Holder and Collar Bag. We will help you to choose quickly, and we know what men and boy like and would" be pleased with. . ' . ,- " " ' The Blain Clothin; Company Albany "Quality and Service" Oregon i
