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ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT, SATURDAY. JANUARY I, 1918.
Big Blanket
Specials
$2.50 wool nap Blankets $1.85 pr.
3.00 wool nap Blankets 2.50 ir,
4.50 wool Blankets . . . 3.75 pr.
6.50 wool Blankets . . . 5.50 pr.
7.50 wool Blankets . . . 6.50 pr.
Cotton Blankets, special, pair
60c to $2.25
HOME-MADE COMFORTS
$2.50 to $2.75 each
FLOOD'S STORE
334 West First St.
ADDITIONAL CLASSIFIED.
FOR SALE Owner of placer mines
will sell interest to put hi operation.
Rich in free gold, platinum, black
sand. Can be in operation in 60
days. Rearnes, 610 Ellsworth.
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tt'AN'TED Hiuh school Kir! wants j J.
ilace to work for her room and ', A
board. Good references. Please call
tonight .
Lt Appearance of
Theda Bara
The great emotional actresa in
"SIN"
with Win. E. Shay
COMING MONDAY
A Georg. Klein. Feature
"CHILDREN of EVE"
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NEW YEAR'S GREETINGS:
WE TAKE this opportunity to thank
our scores of patrons who made 1915
our best year's business in Albany.
THE ALBANY ART CRAFT
giS!8.ai8StSrj;iS.'
AT THE CHURCHES 9
f5$SS
First Presbyterian Church. Rev. V.
Geselbracht. minister. 10:15 Prayer
c,irclc. 10:30 Morning service. New
Year's tlieinc: The Will. To my Ju
nior congrcVation: Shine Inside. 11:45
S. S. Orchestra and classes (or all. 5
Vesper hour. New Year's theme: The
Courage (1 Consecration. 7:00 Young
People's Service. A hearty welcomel
to all who come.
Grace Presbyterian 10 a. ni. Sun
day school. II a. m. and 7:.W p. m.
Preaching ly Rev. C. T. Reed, of
Kngenc.
...
St. Mary's Church. Rev. Arthur
Lane, rector. Rev. Henry Pelletan,
assistant. Sunday services at 8 and
10:30 a. in. Father Lane will officiate
and speak at both services on the sub
ject of the Catholic Layman." The
usual afternoon service will he held
at 4 o'clock. Special dcvoliurts for the
week will be held on Friday' besin
uing at a. m. and coiitiiiuint; through
the day. Special meetings will be held
ly the Daughters of Isabella on Mon
day and the Ladies of the visitation
Thursday in the Parish hall.
Methodist Episcopal James Moore
1).. 1)., minister.' The rcitular services
will be held tomorrow at the Metho
dist Episcopal church. Class meeting
10; public worship 10:30; Sunday
school. 11 :45; Epworth League. 6:30;
evcuiiiK service, 7:30. Attractive serv
ices. Good music. A homelike church.
Everybody welcome. '
Church of Christ (Christian church)
M. Howard Kaan, minister. Serv
ices on Sunday ns follows: 10:30 n. in.
Lord's jmppcr mid aeriuoii, "A nics
saue lo the Official Hoard." 11:30 a.
in. Ililde school, J, 1'". Watson, super,
intcmlcnt; 3:00 p. in. Junior Endea
vor: 6:30 p. in. Christian Endeavor;
Subject, "What is Consecration?"
7:30 p. m. Evaiiijclislic service, ser
mon, "The Distinctive MrsBUftc of the
Christian Church." There will be spe
cial music by the choir both moriiintt
and evening. You will rcccivo a hear
ty welcome to all the services of this
church.
Orville Mouteith came down from
KuKeue this morniiiK lo visit his
erandmother and oilier relatives and
friends in this city ovc"t New Years'.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Dolun and chil
dren came over from Corvallis tills
mnmiiitf 'to spend New Years with
Mrs. 1 Man's parent', Mr. and Mrs
S. S. Train.
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'.t the Globe Theatre Jan. 13, with
New York Metropolitan Opera Co.
Peanut Brittle, 15 cents per ponnd.
Friday and Saturday Specials, Whit
ney's Sweet Shop. dJI-jl
Home phone 1527. d30Jl
'ANTED To buy a 2 year old colt,
State age. color and weight and
price. Albert Schultz. R. D. 5. Al
bany, Ore. d31tf
W'HY NOT have your car overhauled
by a thorough mechanic. Only 50c
. per hour,- and your work will be
done absolutely right. Gasoline 15c.
I Irvin's Garage. Jl-8
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Jje PESmOYCPOUGAL-' MAKING 3Q MILtS AN HOUR. K.W:a'?v
i
A SECTION of the. NAVY AVIATION CAMP ESTABLISHED
at VERA CRUZ a YEAR. AGO"
TAo K-7 ONE o- UNCLE SAMS 37 3U6MAQINE3 NOW
FULLY C0MMIS5I0NEP t ACTIVE 5ERVICE" -
The Golden V"
Will bo closed New ' ..nii'n.
A Happy. and Pro i
New Ycui
To all our Fru
Season's Greetings
Thanking our ninny custoineis of
the past twelve months for your
valued orders and trusting thiU we
will merit yours and others' Con
tinued patronage through good
goods and right prices,
we wish you
A Happy New Year
IDEAL GPOCERY
II. A. Stearns, Prop.
212 W. 1st St.
S. T. Wysu, of Philomath, is in the
city today.
Miss Jean Mcintosh, of Mill City,
:s at the Albany.
Lloyd 'Tcmplcton, of li. lsey, i an
Albany vti itor.
Miss Vera Taylor went to Jeffer
son this moruiiiK.
Clinton Archibald returned to the
.ity from Corvallis on the nioruiii
train. - . . .
MUs Maud Hloiint reiuriicd home
ibis morning after spending New
Years at Corvallis.
Mrs. J. K. Sb.iw returned I i her
home III Jlill City oil iiu uio'iiing
nain.
County Clerl: and Mrs. H. M. Rus
sell went to Shcllinni this morning to
Spei'd N'rw Ye.irs r.ith Mrs. Kiisscl)'
parents. -
Rev. Father llcnry went lo Mill
City this morning to preach in the
Catholic church tomorrow.
II. X. Mouley went to Jefferson
this morninit to spend the day with
his family.
THE UNITED STATES NAVAL RESERVE
Its Organization Has Been Authorized by Congress and Is Now ProgressingAdds Attractive Feature
to Naval Career, Providing For Graduated Retirement, and Has Proved Impetus to Re-enlistments
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A jfl ,,T, V f"4?,Z f-Sfch-r I 0ME OF THE TWELVE 1 INCH GUNS OF THE ARIZOffA I W2&r 1
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Hub Theatre
TONIGHT
ELLA HALL
and Roll, Leonard in
"Christmas
Memories"
and two other good
reels
HUB SPECIAL .
ORCHESTRA
10c
Start the New Year flithl. Huy n
pound of VVhllucy's 1'e.nint llrittle.
d3l-jl
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F.xpert watch and clock rcpslrinii at
Kreamcrs Jewelry store. o25tf ady
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linrirp
To the Patrons of the Opera House:
If after you see the play, "Kentucky
Sue." you do not say it is the blwrcst
and besi show ever seen here for the
price, slop in the ox Office and tfet
your money baclr, tt is always your
money's worlh or your money back
while the present manaKcr is in
charge. Go where the crowd noes. .
E. W. II UGH ICS,
Owner and mnnnRe'r Albany- Opera
House.
Advertised Letters.
Advertised letters which remain un
called for in Albany, Ore., P. O. Di e,
31, 1915: Mrs. John Mlllor, M,r.
Charley Ardenion (iforci:n), "V.
Charles McKcrnnn, Mr. Ilmry Al
I'crt, Mr. K. P. Oijdeii, Miss I.ydia
Hirkcy, Ming Miintueritc t s lander.
Mr, !'. it, Iliitl, Mr. WWIn t 1'etcr
on, Mr. C. R. llciry. ." f'r'iw
ford. Mr. Kit Carson, Mr. Tl 'e T,o;
clson. KerniiKon llros, Mrs, If. Kmer.
son f.1), Rev. M. Krrn.'Mr. R. Ii. I'ur
rell, Mr. R. J. Puller, Mrs. P "lir
dner, Mrs. Clin. Gfnnt, Ml.. Ileleit
I I 1. t. itf:.. ii.. . r. ...
"n ivmhii iiazei 17.. iicwitt,.
C. II. Hoffman, Mri. A J, llounn,
.Visi I'lnrenee Holt, Russi'l llam
mon, Mrs. Raymond Kerr, Mr. T. J.
Kendal, Mm, M. E, Living Mr
Sdward Lcckband, Mr. A, I). Honrt--more,
V, A. MnnninK, Mi', ' 5'nibre
.Miller, Mr. Charles. Mttrtrtn' Smith,
rs. Dun McGec, Dr. A, H. Rose,
Mr, E. A. Rolfc, Mr, P. E. Robins,
Mr, G.' I., Rank, Mr," ).' M. Smith, S,
Vf Q.ll n C .1. . TT !!..
.... ..HIM,,, mb, v,, ocnori H I'UIIIIIV.
C, II. Vnupel, Mr., nnd Mrs. A,
Warlike, Mr. J. D, Wrolf, Mr. H, W.
Woodworth (2), Mr. George Wlllelt.