Albany daily democrat., December 21, 1915, Page 6, Image 6

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ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1915 S
Suggestions for a
Practical Christmas
70 inch table linen, good quality $1.00 yd
70 inch table linen, big value $1.35 yd.
72 inch table linen, extra quality $1.50 yd
Napkins to match $3.00 to $5.00 yd
BATH ROBE BLAN
KETS Good patterns, special
$2.00 to $3.00 ea.
NEW BED
SPREADS
In distinctive patters
$1.75 to $6.50 ea.
HANDKERCHIEF SPECIALS
3 Different lots, at Sc, 17c, 35c each.
FLOOD'S STORE
334 West First St.
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To Repair Bridge
Tha county court is considering re
..pairs for Richardson bridge, over
Crabtree creek, which is said to be in
p?or condition at present, A few re
pairs -prill make it safe for the niutci.
it is ;aid.
New Auto Here -
The first Saxon "Six" to arrive in
Albany was brought to the city yes
terday by W. S. Barnes, of Portland,
sales manager for the Oregon
branch. The car is on display at the
Tyler-George garage on Second
street and is a good looking machine.
It runs with the usual six cylinder
smoothness, seems to have all kinds
power, looks durably built and is
equipped with standard equipment
The body is dark green and black. An
agency may be placed in this city.
Home ior Christinas
Dean Crowell, who is attending the
V. of O. medical school in Portland,
ii- spending the holidays at the home
cf his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. H,
Crowell, on West Fifth street
Council Tomorrow Eve
Tht last meeting of the city coun
cil for the year 1915 will be held to
morrow evening m the council cham
bers at Second and Broadalbin streets.
The next meeting, which will occur
Monday, Jan. 3rd. will mark the pass
Now For The End
If you have put your Xmas shopping off until the
last and are wondering what to give come in and
glance over our splendid lines in
Cut Glass, Brass Trays, Fancy
Fruit-Flower and Sandwich
Baskets.
Holland Pottery N
Fancy Dishes
Gift Stationery
Toys Games
Haviland China
Jardiniers
Dolls
Books
dandles
Tre Decorations
Essex & Essex
The Sample Store
Only a short time till Xmas. You'll find many service giving gifts
here that are bound to carry rutstantial Yuletide sentiment priced
to you at the usual big saving we always offer.
TIES
Regular SOc values 35c
Regular 35c values 25c
Regular 25c values 19c
MEN'S KERCHIEFS
Japanette initial 3 for 25c
Plain white . 5c, 10c, 15c
Initial ....... 15c, 20c
Men's suspenders 25c to 45c
Boston Garters ...18c
Men's Felt Slippers
..- 69c, $1.20, $1.45
Men's vici Romeo $1.00
Men's opera slips ....95c to $1.50
Women's plain felt and .fancy
trim slippers 49c, 89c, $1.13, $1.20
WOMENS KERCHIEFS.
Plain white 3c, 5c, 1254c
Initial , 10c, 15c
Suit cases 95c to $5.65
Traveling bags $1.15 to $9.45
Jersey sweaters 65c up'
Sweater coats 95c to $2.95
Mackinaws $4.50, $5.90
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STORES
C. J. BREIER CO.
YOU DO BETTER HERE FOR LESS
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STORES
A Few More Days Till
Christmas
The works of art in this shop are so many,
and varied in character, and serve so many
useful and decorative purposes, that there
is hardly a Christmas need we cannot fill.
There are pictures, frames, baskets, pottery,
stationery, and all sorts of artistic novelties.
The Store Is Open Evenings
THE ALBANY ART CRAFT
ing of the old body and the installa
tion of the new administration.
Weather Report
Yesterday's temperature ranged be
tween 43 and 51 degrees. The rainfall
was .74 inches and the river fell to
6.2 feet.
Baptist Tree
The primary and junior classes of
the Baptist church "will have their
Christmas tree exercises in the base
ment of the church tomorrow after
noon at 4 o'clock, when they will be
presented with their gifts. On Sun
day there will be appropriate Christ
mas exercises.
Odd Shoes
Chas. Prochnow, next door, ha
been making three odd looking shoes.
One has a six inch heel and a four
and a half inch sole. Two others are
for club feet, about as wide as long,
requiring a good deal of skill in fitting.
Will Sing Carols-
Christmas carols will be sung on
Central school grounds Friday after
noon at 4:45 if the weather as just,
if not it will be in the armory. Full
progarm will be in armory Friday ev-
TODAY
Last performance of
Geo. Kleine feature
The
Spendthrift'
featuring dainty
IRENE FENWICK
Cyril Keightley and
Malcolm Duncan
You'll enjoy the unus
ual and engaging adap
tabilities of the money
spending, true hearted
but u n conventional
Frances Ward, as por
trtayed by Miss Fen
wick.
COMING'
TOMORROW
Harry Pollard & Mar
guerite Fischer in
"INFATUATION"
Friday and Saturday
WILLIAM
FARNUM, the
$100,000 star in a great
Wm. Fox feature
"THE WONDERFUL
ADVENTURE"
cuing at 8 o'clock. Program will he
extremely intcrlstiug. Full program
will be announced tomorrow.
Elks Christmas
The Elks this year on Christmas
afternoon about 2 o'clock will give
their annual offering to the children
of the city, when they will have open
doors for awhile, and the youngsters
of Albany will he presented with pres
ents in keeping with the season. Then
they will be taken to the movies for
some special pictures.
Home from Monmouth
The Misses Nimnio, of Monmouth,
have arrived home for the holiday va
cation. A Brewer's Farewell
A Seattle Brewing Co. wants to run
a big advertisement announcing its
farewell. The price is double the reg
ular rate. Perhaps has some surplus
stock it is desired to move quickly
before Washington becomes torrid.
Death of J. M. Zumalt
James Monroe Zuial'ilt died last
night at his home in the eastern sub
urbs of the city, at the age of 55
years and 10 months. He recently
came from Washington state here to
make his home, having a brother who
resides here. He was born in Missou
ri. He leaves a wife and several chil
dren. The funeral will occur tomor
row, tlie date not being arranged.
Examining for Insanity
Earl White, charged with insanity
by A. M. Smith, is being examined
this afternoon by Drs. W. II. Davis
and H. M. Ellis before County Judge
D. B. McKnight.
Real Estate Deal
Horn brick & Hoflich seem to be
pretty busy these days. Recently a
couple of deals were reported. Today
a couple of more are on the list. Sam
Toolen, through the company traded
his ten acre tract at Millcrsburg with
B. F. Sanders for his store at Tall-
man.. .Mr. Toolcy has already taken
charge of the store, and Mr. Sanders
of the tract.
First Hunting License
The first 1916 hunting license was
issued today to C. F. Koehlcr, of
Brownsville.
Circuit Court
Judge William Galloway is today
hearing arguments in the case of John
Collins, et al, vs. Ada Long, ct at.
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sou Fred, Walter Barton.
I. M. Saxton, the depot agent had
bunincss calling him to Albany early
Monday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Scliulu took
thr fain Tuesday afternoon for Al
bn Walter Barton visited Albany on
Wednesday afternoon.
D. M. John of Corvallis was a busi
ness caller ju Fayettcvillc early Wcd-
nesaay morning.
Miss Olive Adams lock the train
Thursday tuoriiiug for Albany to do
sonic shopping.
Those who boarded the Friday
morning electric for Portland were
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Morgan, J. T.
Miller, I.otiis Schulta and Homer Ma
son of Peoria.
Those who were Albany visitor
c.i Friday and Saturday were Chas.
Liggett. A. M. Taylor. Harry Frcck
son, Mrs. I. M. Saxton, Mrs. W. L.
Grove.
Alva Smith was a passenger for
Portland SaturSty morning.
Mrs. S. E. McBridc took the Satur
day morning train for Corvallis to
visit with friends.
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Fayetteville, Dec. 18 Those who
were Albany visitors on Saturday
were: Mrs. L. R. Morgan, Mr. and
Mrs. II. C. Schultz, Mr. Lcroy Mor
gan, .Miss Doris Best, ,ir. and .Mrs.
F.. Abraham, Mrs. Edd Nitzcl and
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Christmas
Specials
at
Woodworth's
15c, 20c, 25c, and 35c,
special for
10c
Toilet Sets and manicure sets !4
to y, off.
Framed pictures 1-3 to Vi off.
Parisian Ivory, Less
10 per cent.
Brass Candle Sticks for
50c
25c Guaranteed Safety Razors
for-
10c
Hand Painted China for
.1-2 Price
Watch for other specials on
display in our store and win
dows every day until Christmas.
Woodworth
Drug Co. .
Buy That Xmas Suit
here and save 25 to 33 1-3 per cent. You can dot it others are every
day,
Men's $15.00 Suits, every day $.W
Men'i $20.00 Suits, every day $12.50
Men's $25.00 Suits, every day $16.50
Boys' long pants suits $10 grades $8.v0
Boy's long pants suits, $12.50 grades $8.90
Boys' long pants suits, $15.00 grades $9.90
We can give you Blue Serges, Brown, gray and blue novelties.
EVERYTHING ALWAYS FOR LESS
THE GOLDEN RULE
83 BUSY STOKIiS
DURING FARMERS' WEEK.
Linn County. Men to Take Part,
Speaking on Many Helpful
Subjecta.
Corvrllia, Dec. 21. A number ol
I. inn r-utity people have consented to
give addresses and will take an active
;art in the conferences ilurjug Farm
er t" week rt Corvallis, January 3 to 8.
inclusive.
Hon. T. J. Ilutlrr, county commis
sioner, has chosen for his address,
"Organization! of Road Work."
John K. I'cnland, city engineer,
will conduct a ouestioin hour; (no
par).
I.. B. I.npcr. of Tangent. "My Ex
perience in Vetch Seed Growing";
Cuinmings Dickson. Shcdd. Oregon.
"The Breeding of Four Leading Jer
sey Sires."
Rev. W. P. White and Rev. G. II.
Young of Albany will help outline
the program for conference of ministers.
WANTKD To buy a single h;irneas.
Give lowest cali prk'c hi flrt let
ter. Address Dan Morton. U. 1. 4,
Albany. iLD-22
A Ton
Of Whiting Stationery, alt colors
and newest designs, just receded.
This i.1 a delayed water shipment
and must be sold. See window dis
play. We cannot diiplay a fourth of
our designs. Let in show you.
d!7tf RAWI.INGS,
Printer and Stationer.
RF..M KM HKK Our gasoline is still
I5c per gallon. KaUtou Motor Co.
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POM RF.NT A four-roomed furnish
ed apartment. F.mtiirc of Burggraf.
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FOR RENT 1 5 Acres of laud wiih
house and ham. Terms for 3 yr.
Inquire of W. N. Price, West Stay-
ton, Oreg. d2l-23 wk j
HUB Theatre
TODAY
"GRAFT"
"The great series of stoiies deal
ing with phases of corrupt poli
tics, with pretty love story
and plenty of romance worked
in. Written by IB famous Am
erican novelists today's by Jo
seph Vance. Played by a strong
cast headed by
JANE NOVAK and HOBART
HENLEY
COMING TOMORROW
Henrietta Crossman, one of
America's greatest stage act
resses in
"THE SUPREME TEST"
A charming society drama
10c
rasa
Learn Trap
Drumming
TURN IDLE EVENINGS Into
profit. Good trap artists are in
demand. Lessons in drums,
bells, Xylophone.
LEO H. KREYER
Hub Theatre.
Give Footwear
This Christmas
Women's Felt Slippers
Fur-trimmed, hand-turned
leather soles
Grey, black, and blue, all sizes
95c
McDowell Shoe Co.
'Quality for Less"
Everwear Hosiery
Call 25
for Quick Jitney Delivery
Woodworth's Jitney Service
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Friday and Saturday,