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PAGE POUR ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY, JANUARY 7, 1916. I J -J. 'I: "ft A Jif. . ;1 Standard Patterns for February Now In Advance Styles of Spring. Goods Now Being Shown v New white goods, dis tinctly hew ideas for waists- and dresses New crepe de chines, colored stripes for pretty waists FLOOD'S STORE 334 West First St. Our Sixth Semi-Annual -Clearance Sale Begins Saturday, January 8th BELOW ARE A FEW OF THE MANY BARGAINS WE HAVE TO OFFER. '1 I Mill's Tail mid Gun Metal. IKnirlisli Lace, former price $4.00. Clearance price $3.45 Men's Gun Metal llluehcr ami Mutton, .Plain toe, Vici Kid, ami Tan Bluchers. Short lilies, former prioo $3,511 to $5.1X1. Clearance $2.95 Hoys' Gnu Metal, Htueher ami Mutton. Good serviceable shoes, sizes 11 to 13 1-2. Clearance price .... $1.45 1, to S 1-2, clearance $1.95 Men's Kockftmt Sox, Regu lar 10c quality. Our price, 4 pairs for 25c Women's Red Cross l'atent Colt Mutton, Plain toe, kid top. Former price $4.50. Clearance price $3.65 Women's patent colt, uun in r i it I and kid button, both kid and cloth tin1. Former price up to $4.00, Clnirance prico , $2.45 48 pairs Women's brown kid, velvet and suede button Klines, mostly small sites. Values to $4.00. Clearance price $1.95 ss 0 Carpet slipper, all sices 15c THESE GOODS ARE NOT BOUGHT FOR SPECIAL SALE PURPOSES BUT ARE SELECTED FROM OUR REGULAR STOCK AND THE REDUCTIONS ' ARE BONA FIDE. GILT EDGE SHOE POLISH 15c Mcdowell shoe company "QUALITY FOR LESS" EVERWEAR HOSIERY WANTED Position by experienced girl to do general housework. 1111 Home phone. ROOM AND BOARD for gentleman. Call Residence J?. R. Conn, 825 W. Fifth. HUB Theatre TONIGHT . Countisa Rosita Maritina and Paul Bourgeat, in -. 'The Heart of a Tigress' a fascinating 3 reel' drama LOUISE ORTH featured in "From Beanery to Billions" A two reel comedy scream Special HUB Orchestra. Music Tonight 10c WORK WANTED Washing, house cleaning, or any kind of domestic work by woman who is in need. Call Home Phone 11S0. JJtf FOR SALE Household furniture, heaters, ranges, almost new Also two Rood bicycles. Call at Sua East 2nd St J5-S FOR SALE Range in good condi tion, nearly new, reasonable. Call 206 East 3rd St. . J5-7 WOOD FOR SALE Fir wood for sale in car lots, $3 per cord F. O. B. Albany. Write or phone ' James Blodgett, Blodgett, Oregon. J3tt" WANTED Fresh cows and heavy springers. Pay cash. Must be in fair condition and reasonable. State price and" particulars in letter and phone number. V. R. Sexton. Al bany, General delivery. dfj-8' LOST One 30 x 34 Weed auto chair. Finder please leave at Albany Steam Laundry. J6-8 "THE PBICE SHEsPAID" A SPLENDIO DRAMA Will Be Presented at the Globe Theatre Tonight By Eastern Players Jewelry repair!. ig of all kinds at Kreamer's new store. o25tf adv A $1.50 ticket for $1.25. Good for anything at New Elite. o25tf adv mm GLOBE THEATRE Thursday Next SK0VGAARD Denmark Greatest Violinist and the New York Metropolitan Co. This Attraction is the Greatest Musical Event of - the' Year and the Company is now playing all the large cities' at prices from $1 to $3 a seat. Albany prices will be 25c, 35c and 50c. Seat sale opens at Wood worth Drug. Co. on Tuesday. Direct from Chicago, with a won derful cast, conies the latest drama tized dramatic sensation, "The Price She Paid," with Miss Bernard as the star. The play which has roused the most wonderful enthusiasm wher ever it has been presented, appeals so strongly to James O'Donncl Ben net, the dramatic editor of the Chica go Tribune, that he wrote a glowing criticism. The Price She Paid" is. a great play, a wonderful silhouette op hu man nature. It seems much to any girl because it will show her that while pitfalls do exist in real life, and while the broad road is particularly inviting the great big world really possesses a clean wholesome aspect to a healthy minded, virtuous wo rn. 'The Price She Paid" will be seen at The Globe this evening, and five reels of feature picture will also be shown. ' "THE LITTLE GYPSY" AT THE ROLFE TONIGHT Smith Sisters' Millinery Parlors Beginning Saturday, January 8th Wo will put on sale one lot of trimmed hats at $1.00. Hats up to $4.00 will be included in this lot. All other trimmed hats at one-hi)lf the original price. Easter being late this year, you will need a hat to finish out the season. Bell phone -141-J ' 338 W. 1st St A story of touching beauty and stirring romance is unfolded in "The Little Gypsy," a stupendous William Fox production. Tender love interest alternates with scenes of elemental power showing the clash of strong human natures and the primordial passions of men and women. The Little Gypsy " is a drama of heart appeal and moving human in terest. Starred in it is the most de lightful and dainty of all dramatic stars, Dorothy Bernard, already a be loved favorite of patrons of the Wil liam Fox photodramatic features. "The Little Gypsy" tells the love story of a girl of Romany blood, but gentle breeding, for a man whose be ing appeals to her even to'the sacri fice of her highest hopes and ambir tions. Altogether, a masterpiece of photo- dramatic craftsmanship. GRAND OPERA SEAT SALE TO OPEN TUESDAY Sunday Specials Christian Church Jan. 9,' 7:30 p. m. The Ideal Young Man 99 The young ladies of Albany are invited to write letters to the pastor of the church setting forth their ideas of "The Ideal Young Man." Some of these letters will be read on Sunday evening. ' Please do not . sign your name. ' LARGE CHORUS CHOIR OF YOUNG MEN M. Howard Pagan, Minister Scats will be placed on sale at Woodworth's Drug store next Tues day for the appearance here of the Metropolitan " Grand Opera Song Birds in concert. Molly Bycrly Wil son, who many thing will succeed Schumann-Heink as America's lead ing contralto, is a member of this company, as is Florence Hawkins, one of our leading American grand opera stars. Francis W. Cowlcs, the noted baritone, possesses a marvelous voice. Skovgaard is in the front rank of the world's leading violinists, such as Kubclik, Ysaye, Kreislcr and El man. H is Denmark's foremost ar tist and his playing has been classed with the Belgian Ysayc by (he great MINSTRELS ARE COMING. Punch Jones and Company to Be In City at Opera House for a Couple of Nights. Manager . Schultz of the Opera House announces .lite special engage ment for two night of the Punch Jones Black and Tan Rag Time Op era and Minstrels and Jubilee Sing ers. This attraction iS one of the old est and best recognized shows of the colored race entoiir this season and numbers amongst its members some of the foremost colored performers now appearing before the American theatre going public. It is safe to say' the aggregation will prove a his box office'winncr. especially as they are playing at pop ular prices. 10, 20 and 3 Ocents. Careful attention given to all jew elry repairing at Kreamer's new. store. o25tf adv i W. O. W. Attention. Regular meeting tonight. Install ation and initiation, also business of importance to he voted on. Alt-members and officers-elect are urged to be present. Refreshments. Special communication! of St. John's Lodge No. 17, A. I. & A. M. this Friday ev ening at 7:30 o'clock. Work in the E. A. degree. Visiting brethren welcome. By order of NEIL M. BAIN, W. M. CLOSING OUT at private sale on easy terms, 200 young cows, heifers and steers. Also 20 work horses. Will trade 70 seres on Santiam with 20 acres in cultivation, house, barn and orchard for Albany property. II. Bryant. J7-20 illy iw Dnlly Democrat hv Carrier. 14 Year. r m v. . TONIGHT and SATURDAY A Wm. Fox production featuring the most winsome of emotional stars ' Dorothy Bernard supported by Thurlow Bergen in a photoplay version of Jtunes M. Barrie's "Little Minister "THE LITTLE GYPSY" A drama that thrills and delights. With a wonder cast of Broadway favorites COMING Valeska Suratf in wiujam rax wsrtHjTi luwuma NtllASIO THROUGH COH FOR ATI ON "THE SOUL 'of BROADW'Y Greenman's Meat Market 306 East Second St SPECIALS for SATURDAY Oregon Grain Fed Beef Pot roast of beef - 11c Prime rib roast 13c Short ribs of beef 10c Boiling beef 10c Shoulder roast 11c Hamburger steak .....12ic Round steak .' 15c Loin steak ......15c Wlnson Brand Hams and Ba con. v This market will be open only Thursday, Friday and Saturday of each week from now on. You can order your meat through Neely and Townsend's Cash Grocefy' store or at Cm Market. All orders wfll.be properly taken care of and satisfaction guaranteed. Bell phone 345-J, i THE GLOBE TONIGHT Eastern Play Co. PRESENTS "THE PRICE SHE PAID " - IN FOUR ACTS CAST OF CHARACTERS The Woman .., Bonnie Bernard The Woman' Mother. . Gladys Fuller The Near Woman .. Dorothy Mitchell" The Man With the Money ....,,... B. Claman The Man with the Heart Val Howland The Near Man ... Otl Eaton The Mann at the Door ... Oscar Carlson The Man with the Dray jack Smith The Drayman's Assistant : Harry Beaton SYNOPSIS OF SCENES .ACT I. The Girl at I'.nnc. IUr workshop in which she prepares herself lo.- the big things her talc its have fitted her (or. ACT II. The Man at Home.. Surrounded by luxury, lie uses all his subtle method to i;.iin l is ends. ACT III. The R-a Mali Sticps In. Showing the contra! be twern droji and fine gold. The gou.l ami bad in iiiaukiuil the light i and shade of human nature. - Act IV. The lesson. Every woman pays a price for each thrill of iKkppiucss she experiences. Sometimes she drives a bargain; some times she pawns Iict soul. and FIVE FEATURE REELS of MODERN PHOTOPLAYS with LOUISE VALE and FRANKLIN RITCHIE In the three reel ma, terplece "THE REPROACH OF ANNESLEY. MR. and MRS. SYDNEY DREW in a new comely. HEARST SELICTNEWS Etc The Biggest Show ever offered for the price Main Floor 20c Balcony 10c . Children Sc DOORS OPEN AT 7 p. m. PICTURES START 7:15. Come EARLY No Old Odds and Ends Shelf worn Goods Here to Clean Up During January New clean merchandise being received daily at leu than you can buy the old odd and end at other stores. New Red 8eal Gingham v New Quality ginghams New Amoskeog apron gingham New Fearless aprong gingham ....'. New 36-inch Percale ..."",""1"". ' New Twill shirting Z3.ZZ!T'.',' New 28-inch percale "' New $4.00 Silk Crepe Wal.t .... ZZZZZIZZ " " New $3.00 Silk Crepe waist """ 9c 8 l-3e 6 l-2c 5c ..... 10c .... iOc , 6J4c . $1.98 . $1.98 EVERYTHING ALWAYS FOR LESS THE GOLDEN RULE v 83 BUSY STORES critics of the world. I