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ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21. 1016.
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Dress Goods and
Silks
Our Dress Goods and Silk Sec
tions are filled to overflowing
with just the new, bright mer
chandise you are looking for.
32-inch CORDUROYS
at $1.25 Yd.
Shown in gold, Alice,
new rose, and emerald.
Fancy DRESS-SILKS
Another lot of Fancy
Silks just in."36 inches
wide. $1.35 to $2 yd.
New Waists for Spring now on display in crepe,
tub silks, pongees, and voiles.
FLOOD'S STORE
334 West First Sr.
TUESDAYS EMBROIDERY LESSON
will be In the two beautiful effects of "cut-out" work known as RICHILIEU WORK
TIAN EMBROIDERY. Samples of these stitches, and the patterns, may' be seen In
and ALSA
our window.
The Albany Art Craft
Jewelry repairing of
Kreamer's new store.
all kinds at
o25tf dv
COMING WEDNESDAY aad
THURSDAY
CLARA WILLIAMS and
HOWARD HICKMAN in
The Man From
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CITY NEWS. 9
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After a Pin-
Miss Julia Soucck swallowed a pin
something over a week ago. She went
to Albaay the latetr part of last week
and had an X ray examination made,
but . the missing pin was not located.
As she has suffered no serious incon
venience from the experience no ser
ious trouble is anticipated. Scio
News. .
Sophs Won
The sophomore girl's basketball
team, of the high school. Saturday
evening defeated the freshmen's team
13 to 8. before a large crowd of fans.
Notwithstanding some' Alphonso and
SCENE FROM THE MWFROH OREGON
An Exceptionally Power
ful Drama of Political Life
at the Capitol at
Washington
In 4 parts
ALBANY OPERA
HOUSE
ONE WEEK
Commencing Feb. 21
(Excepting Thursday night)
Direct from the Heilig
Theatre, Portland
THE GREAT
SANTANELLI
The Master Psychist
FUN and
LAUGHTER
Prices 15c & 25c
Gaston guarding occasionally the
game was full of interest and
the the girls had to hustle to make
baskets.
Elwood Rhodes Improving
Elwood Rhodes, son of W. H.
Rhodes, who has been ill for the past
few days, is reported much better to
day and is expected to be around again
in a short time. Last night he snt up
and was very much improved.
Here from Chehalis
Mrs. D. 1. Thompson arrived in the
city Saturday from Chehalis and with
ir. Thompson, assistant manager of
the Worth Department Store, is. tem
porarily living at the St. Francis ho
tel. Xext week Mr. and Mrs. Thomp.
son will be at home at Seventh and
Calapooia streets.
The Military Ball
A fcatnre of the big ball of the
Coast Artillery Corps at the armory
tomorrow night, will be the presence
of the Pheasants in uniform, "prepar
ed" for the festivities of the occasion.
George Washington's birthday will be
rememhercd on this occasion. A first-
class local orchestra will furnish the
vnusic. Ricca. the accordianist, will be
present and play during the evening.
Former Albany Man
Henry Kirsch, of Mill City, has been
in Ihe city today.
Bought a Dodge
The Ralston Motor Co. Saturday
sold a Dodge to H. G. Sprengcr, of
Sliedd, and it will be easy covering the
country now.
Holiday Tomorrow
Tomorrow being Washington's
birthday there will be only one deliv
ery of mail, in the morning. The R. K.
D. men will not go out. The general
delivery will be open from 1:30 to
2:30.
WaU Paper
The big United Wall Paper Co.. of
Illinois, who have recently opened the
finest "wall paper store in Portland,
have sent to Fred Dawson, their local
agent here, their fine new sample
books, showing the finest lot of sam
ples ever seen. When you are down
town go in and see them, at Fred
Dawson's Rcxall Store.
Sales Day Saturday
Saturday will be public sales day,
since the 2tith is the last Saturday in
the mouth. It is Hot known what has
been entered as yet but it is presum
ed that even a better list will be
brought out than has been offered for
sale for some time. Last sales day
found snow on the ground, but a
good crowd was attracted and much
business done. Kntrics should he 'sent
to Manager Ensthurn at the Commer
cial club at the earliest possible time
that the articles may be properly list
ed. , ,.
Found Roada Good
George Sanders, hx-al manager of
the Bell Telephone company, with C.
II. Button, of the Lebanon exchange.
matte a J mile drive Saturday, .going
from Aib.-.ny to Lehano.t to Scio and
hack to this city. Over this route
Mr. Sanders reports the roads in very
good coutlition. In fact, he slated, that
had the road supervisors of each dis
trict used the California drag at the
proper scaon, there would hardly be
a half mile of road in the whole tcr
ri.utry that would not be in fine shape
at the present time.
Returned to Hood River
Mrs. Phillip Carroll, nee Frances'
Nelson, returned to her home in Hood
Hood River yesterday after several
weeks visit in this city at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. II. A.
Nelson.
Weather Report
More fair wcathc'. predicted. The
temperature Sunday rans-ed bctweu
3J and 60. The river fell to 9.1 feet.
Orange
Groves
Winter
Flowers
The Four Corners of the
Earth
hold no greater attractions . than
California
in
1916
An ideal place to spend your winter vacation
is California. Are you interested in moun
tain or beach resorts? Both are there. Bath
ing in midwinter, picking oranges, motoring
or mountain climbing are a few of the many
diversions possible. Outdoor sports the year
around. Tennis courts and golf grounds
everywhere. Hotel accomadations to fit the
purse of everyone. Panama-California Ex
position at San Diego open all the year. .
Fifty-five Dollars
is the round trip rate to Los Xngelcs and .
other Southern California cities. Six month
limit. Stop-overs.
Ask your local agent or write
John M. Scott, General Passenger-Agent,
.'-.!, ' Portland, Oregon . .
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
3.
Hub Theatre
TONIGHT
GRAFT
"THE
11th Episode
A complete story
ILLEGAL BUCKET-SHOP"
Suggested by A. M. Williamson,
well known author. See Jane
Novak, Harry D. Carey and Ho
bart Henly in this great pictdre.
"The Plot and the Counter ft
Plot"
A drama of love and intrigue
with
Jane Gail and Matt Moore
Pretty Billie Rhodes in a comic
comedy
"The Boy, the Girl and the
Auto."
BIG SHOW ' .
10c
Knights to Initiate
Large delegations of Knights of
Pythias lodge members are expected
from Brownsville, Lebanon and Scio
tonight to attend the session of the
local lodge, Laurel No, 7. Work will
be put on in the first and second
rank.
Went to Washington
Chief of Police John Callin and wile
left Saturday for Puyallup, Washing
ton, where Mrs. Catiin's mother is
seriously ill at the cgc of over 90
years. During the chief s absence tuc
I day work is being taken care of by
Assistant Chic, J. Q. Rodgcrs. Special
t Oificcr Howard is assisting Sam Wur
i re", with the night work.
-Commercial Club Tonight
l The regular weekly meeting of the
! Commercial club will he held liis ev
ening at 7:30 o'clock. Several matters
I of importance will he discussed.
I
! Appointed Administratrix
I Edwin K. Forttniller has been ap-
pointed administrator of the estate of
; the late Henry Schwoholand, who
j died here last week after being taken
I from the S. P. train in a dying con
i dition.' Xo relatives have been located.
Odd HappCDiwgs In
The Day's News
Illi: Tom, the only 'water loving rat
known, has tn hnvv a dully unit) at
Kuusns t'tty.
ll took twenty-live men lo lower the
body of n torn pound man lino the
arnvo nl Bridgeport, (.'nun.
Schools In Ccruum uem-lii have
been iiiaiiltl on the AuKiru-lluti-gnrliui
fioul mid In llelKluui.
Ynt:tu-r'it music wiim the ihisc of the
wur. Irvine mailt, i lie tioi'umiiK war
mud. aciiKdiii;.- i it Swts musical ton
ducior Jilnr nrrivi'd.
ll - ii-.sr I-.' !iu his wife In the eye
wlili a ou.t cm Iiit ninth nltcmpt to
wake him u YouUers mini wns ordered
by the court to get tin alarm clock.
The wlmle town of Ityern, Kim., la
on the water wokou and has pledginl
Itself uot to smoke clgnrvltcii ur chew
tuhucco fur a year mm the result of a
killing.
Bnron Ithomldit Is the new title of
David A. Tliouius, the Welsh coal mine
oieriitor. Ho narrowly t amped the II
tlo V.itrndyfiKlwu. which was one the
unuio of Ithouddii.
Ralph 'tlioni spent Sunday in Leb
anon, rclurniui; to this city this morning.
Globe
Theatre
TODAY AND TOMARROW
"THE FALSE CLUE"
An episode of the mysteries of
the Grand Hotel
2 Acta
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Wrew in
"ROONEY'S SAD CASE"
Harry Fisher & Florence Natal
Selig presents
"LOCKED IN"
A beautiful one-act drama
The Fable of "THE HEIR
and THE HEIRESS
George Ade
10c Today 10c
Beach
Resorts
Interesting
. . Cities
BABY CONTEST
Starts at the
HUB Theatre
Baby contest started at the
Hub Theatre Saturday night
with 10 bouncing brilliant en
trants. By tonight at least five
more entries will be recorded
and the entry list will close
Wednesday. There will be be
tween 15 and 20 in the contest
when it once gets started in full
swing.
Those 'who were on the screen
the opening night will have a
slight advantage over the later
contestants. The early starts are
generally the winners, and the
babys who gets the $10 cash
prize will receive something
worth working for. The other
prizes are worth going after, too,
the second being a $10 baby
carriage and the third a baby's
dress, easily worth $10. There
r.re 10 prizes in all, so most of
the contestants will receive
something, besides the wide pop
ularity that the contest will
bring them. A crowded house '
eaw the first pictures Saturday
and this promises to continue
during the contest.
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Santanelll to be at the Opera House all this week
Embroideries
A good big assortment just unpacked. Dainty patterns from 2 Inch
es to 21 incite wide.
Fully Saving You 25 to 33 1-3
per cent
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EVERYTHING ALWAYS FOR LESS
THE GOLDEN RULE
83 BUSY STORES
THEY NEVER CAME BACK.
260 English Soldiers Charged Into a
Forest and Have Never Been
Heard from Since.
(By Willmr S. Forrest, United Vte-t
Staff Correspondent).
London. Feh.,2. (Hy mall) N'oth
iug more was ever lir.trd fr mi tlicui.
'I hey charged into tils forett niu'
vore lost to siKht and sound NV;
one of them ever cam hack"--!rii
l.i i. lluiiiilto i'i report.
It is the talk of Kiiglaud, the' great
est mystery of the war, the charge
of the Fifth Xorfolks, the Kind's own
servants, at Anafarta. The story of
how thoe 2(0 "anient souls" ch.irned
on through the vilhnc l Auai'.t'tu
and completely vanished into the
"forest of death" hcyuiui, is history
that some day may like Us place
beside, that of the ininiorlil tale of
tlulkalava.
The "Lost Legion," it It called to
day, but until the war ' over the fate
of the men uhu weir i hatilc frxr.i
the King baudringujiu rtutct can
not he told The kinr pe'tonally had
instituted every possible inquiry. The
Amcrka'i cmhay in Jon ituit'n ijilc
has aj'.ed the Turkith veriimem.
The forot throuith which the "Lost
Legion" swept on in (Utllipnli has
been searched time and time again.
There have been found no bodies,
no grates, no sign, except two smalt
poi kilhooks, the property of Cit:i-i
William Heck, who commanded the
Legion. Captain Beck is missing with
all of his command.
Meantime scores of cottage homes
in the royal Saiidriugham estates of
West Norfolk are in mourning. Wives,
sweethearts ami mothers arc weariuK
crepe, but despite all this there, is ever
the hope that some day the buys will
come marching home.
FOR SALE OR TRADE By owner.
7 1-3 acres, good house, barn and
outbuildings. At Grceuhurg, Oregon,
Fine house, large lot and 2 acres at
Salem. Consider good ranch or
' farm near Albany or Salem. Box .14
Tigard, Oregon. flH-25
WEL I.DRILLING Gainer, Leba
non, Or. Write for terms or phone
Farmers .VK. Work guaranteed.
OlMt WANT ADS.
Warranty Deed,
Alfred C. Schmitt and wife to
Thomas Timlin, Feb. 11, 1916. Lands
in block 4 in Liunmout Add. to Al
bany. $10
ADDITIONAL CLASSIFIED.
FOR SALE Rose bushes. All the fa-
.ui-iic t::;tr'.e- at ac each. I hese
are not cuttings, but strong healthy
l year old pj.iuls. 'i he kind thai
blooms this summer. Order on ei
ther phone or call or write, Albany
Nurseries, 1st Nat. Hank llftl. No
W. , (18-26
FOR RF.NT House, also oap phon
ograph cabinet for s::lc. Inquire at
R0S East 2nd St. fl8-2l
FOR SALE Brooder and blooded
Plymouth Rock Rooster. E. P.
Reed, 1804 E. 1st St. , f 19-22
FOR RENT Furnished housekcep
ing rooms. Home phone 2J.1I, .
fl9-22
FOR SALE 4 tons of fine oat and
clover hay. P. D, Gilbert. Inquire at
fiillu-rt llros. Store. f 19-22
FOR RENT Good 7 room house,
plastered, electric lii;lits and plumb
ing. Corner 8th and Sherman, for
$10. Bell phone 504-Y. Home 1 107.
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Spring
1916
THE NEW VIENNA
BOOT .
One of the popular new
style for Spring. Made of
dull finished soft kid.
Leather Louis heels
Light welt soles
Glove fitting
I'riccd at
$5
Tuesday special
Ballet Slippers in black
and white $1.95
Mcdowell
shoe CO.
"Quality for Less"
E,VERWEAR HOSIERY
J. C. Yuen
well known Chinese doctor has
successfully treated nil diseases
in the past year. St a testimon
ials on file at the Orlentrl Herb
Co. 640 State St Salem.
Out-of-town patients tre-'vl
by Symptomatic diagnosis. Scad
for diagnosis blank.
TONIGHT
"AMBITION"
3-riel feature with GLADYS HULETTE
Helen Ros.au The pitch Q Chance"
Western Rang Drama
COMEDY
"THE CONDUCTOR'S CLASSY CHAMPION"
Louisa Bates and Riley Chamberlain