ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT, TUESDAY, MARCH 28. 191a.
Spring Wash Fabrics
We Are Showing an Unexcelled
Assortment
Amoskeag
. fast color dress
' ' ' ginghams
10c yard
Hyde grade Gakteas, 20c yd.
32 inch devonshires, 22c yd.
Best quality 36 inch percales, light and dark
colors. 15c yard.
FANCY WHITE WAISTINGS
Voiles and Lacecloths, 36 and 40 inches wide
35c to 65c yard
FLOOD'S
334 West
GLOBE
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in
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"Freddy's Last Bean"
presenting
Wm. Dangman, Wm.
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and Mrs T. Talford
Something funny
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THE SAMPLE STORE
Bulletin
No. IS.
March 28,
Mrr's Mercerized Soft Shirts,
collars attached, plain or mili
tary, cream, blue or tan,
at 85c-98c
Men's Golf Shirts with starch
ed or soft cuffs, white ground,
stripe patterns .. 35c-65c-S5c
Men's Union, cotton ribbed,
closed crotch, medium weight
. y .- . .- - 95c
Men's Balbrigjran Unions ....95c
Men's Porous Union; 95c
Black or Tan Hose 3 pair 25c
2 Piece Underwear, cotton rib
45c
Whipcord Parts $1.25
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STORES
BAPTISM
to the
REMISSION of SINS
. as taught in the
NEW TESTAMENT
Christian Church, Sun. Eve., Apr. 2
DON'T MISS THIS SERMON rA
M. Howard Fagan, Minister
New Printed
Flaxons, dainty
patterns
20c yard
STORE
First Sr.
ADDITIONAL CLASSIFIED.
OR SALE at $30 Jersey heifer, 3
years old in June. Elmer J. Har
der. Home phone 3S32. m27al
"OR RENT Leaving the city. Will
rent a furnished 6-room modern
house. Call 1013 S. Calapooia. Home
phone 3141. m22tf
"OR SALE New five room house
with full cement basement screened
in porch and all modern conveni
ences built in. . Two blocks from
new Central schol. Small cash pay
ment, bal. on three to five years'
time. Will take monthy payments.
Geo. C. Richards, 309 W. 12th St
Bell phone 413R m23-29
'OR RENT small place near town.
Inquire of W. H. Hogan. m22-23
OR RENT Furnished six room
cottage. Inquire at 333 South Jef
ferson St. Home phone Black 4128.
m22tf
OR SALE 12 acres dairy ranch, sit-
auted in Alsea valley. Close neigh
bors; school 1-2 mile. On main Co.
road. Telephone. 12 a. in cultiva
(ion; 25 a. pacture; fair house, or-
chard, water, $3000, terms. 121 E.
4th St, Albany, Ore. m27-30
OR SALE 3 Acres 1 mile from Al
bany on Corvallis road. New house,
barn and outbiuldings; horse, hack.
harness, cultivator, and small garden
tools. Good orchard and berries. Al
so household furniture. Home phone
3525. m27-29
1916.
VoL 1.
Grey Mixed Pants .$1.45-$1.75
Men's Dress Shoes, Lace or but
ton, black or tan, some with rub
ber sole and heel
$2.95
Men's Chippewa S-in. top, plain
toe $3.45
Men's Plain or Cap Toe Work
Shoe $2.4543.20
Boys' Heavy Work Shoes, black
or tan lace ....... $2.25-$2.45
Boys' Black Dress Shoes, lace,
2'A to S'A $2.10-$2.25
Sec our line of Drummers' Sam
ple Gloves in all styles and lea
thers 65c to $1.50
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STORES
RELATION
JUDGE 6ALL6WAY TO HOLD
ADJOURNED SESSION SATURDAY
Judge Williiam Galloway has an
nounced that he will be in Albany
Saturday morning at 9 o'clock and
convene court at that hour in an ad
journed session of the March term.
Next Monday the regular April term
will begin, and the judge is anxious
to hare all work completed at this
session Saturday if possible. Any mo
tions, demurrers or other business
will be heard.
WANTED Girl to do general house
work. Write box 464. in23-J0
WANTED Man and wife to work on
farm. See J. A. Howard. m3$-30
READ OUR WANT ADS.
HUB Theatre
SPECIAL ATTRACTION
Wed. and Thur.
An Excellent Red Feather Feature.
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Admission 10c
ORCHESTRA MUSIC.
THE BABY CONTEST
Only a short time remains in the
contest balloting close April 19th.
'Don't overlook an opportunity to win
one of the beautiful prizes for some
fine baby.
Good Sunday :
Chicken Dinner
at the
COTTAGE
25c
200 CATTLE
for sale on easy terms, cows and
heifers coming fresh; steers and
yearlings. If you have feed, it will
pay you to milk or get growth of
young stuff. H. BRYANT.
v cur
r- 5LUEBIRD
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P R. Er
The famous broadway stars
Carter De Haven
and
Flora Parker De Haven
In 1. fittm MJ J.nn.n
M The WRONG DOOR
By Elga Printzlau
Directed by Carter De Haven
A stirring drama in which the
comedy element is strongly
brought out An all start cast.
Globe Theatre
WEDNESDAY AND
THURSDAY.
CONTEST IS NOW ON FOR
ROSE CARNIVAL QUEE
Albany to Be Represented
Contest By Fair Young Lady
Selected Todey.
Mrs. Anita Valentine, of the Rose
Festival department, of Portland, ar
rived ii. the city yesterday and imnic-
datcly begun making arrangements for
this city to cuter a candidate in the
contest for queen of the festival whit-
is to be held in Portland in June. Out
of Portland candidates will stand just
as much show of election as those
the metropolis, where the voting w
be more divided.
A committee of 12, composed of I.
M. Curl. D. B. McKnight. R. M. Ru
sell. C. W. Boctticher. W. H. Lee, E
D. Cusick. Dr. C. V. Littler. A. C,
Schmitt, Mrs. W. H. Davis. Mrs. L. E
Hamilton and Mrs. R. L. Rurkhart,
met in Mayor Curl's office at 3 o'clock
his afternoon for the purpose o
choosing a candidate for the endorse
ment of the Commercial club to rep
resent this city. There was a petition
being circulated which had many sign
ers,asking that Miss Helen Hulbert
he appomtcd.
In the local papers will be a coupon
for the next few days which will coun
in voting. Also voles will he place
on sale in a short time and can In
"urchasrd. The contest is now open
nd closes May 19th.
Miss Helen Hulhert, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J.. R. Hulhert. and rep
resenting Albany College, was nomi
nated by the committee.
CITY NEWS
3
Piper to Speak
The presidents of the Albany Re-
-tail Association, the Library Boar
and the Commercial dub met this af
ternoon and decided to extend an in
vitation to Edgar R. Piper, managing
editor of the Portland Orcgonian, to
deliver an address on "Preparedness
in one of the local churches next Wed
nesday evening, April 5th.
For Rose Festival Queen
College students today circulated a
petition that was generally signed, ask
ing for the appointment of Miss iki
en Hulburt as the Albany candidate
for queen of the Rose festival, with
prospects of her selection, a good one
Was Forty
The Democrat yesterday neglected
to mention that it was the fortictl
birthday of a prominent Albany bank
er.
Another Candidate
W. E. Chrisman, of Scio, yesterday
filed his petition for county commis
sioner to run for nomination in the
Republican primaries.
What He Saw
On his trip around the world, Dr.
J. L. Hill saw some things of interest
to everyone. He will tell of "Some
things he saw in Egypt" ' tomorrow
evening at the Christian church. Ad
mission free.
Ten Cent Tea
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Methodist church will hold a 10 cent
tea tomorrow afternoon. The ladies
of all the other churches in the city
are invited. A program will be given
and there will be plenty of good
things to eat. An enjoyable social af
ternoon is promised.
Big Eugene Attraction
The Damrosch Orchestra, one of
(J - HLTvi S
a E N T
COLOR OF SEA WATER.
From Tropical Aiur.i to th Vivid
Groens Near ths Poles.
Why Is thu oceuu blue? liclleotlou of
the sky, you sny. Tills Hcvounta for
sumo of the color.- but tint nil. It Is
well known that tho tint vniiea great
ly In different locnlltlea. l'prsnna tak
ing sea wnliir lint Its on ocean llnora
are always surprised by thi vory no
ticeable color of their morning tubs.
Color In sea water Is lurguly u mut
ter of silliness and density. In tho
truples the tremendous ovniwratlon In
duced by the biasing huh causes ths
wuter to bo much saltier thnu In high
er hit It titles, l-'or tunny iiiIIum north
and south of tho equator the witter uf
tho world's oceans Is n deep blue which
fades and clniimcs tu green the fur
ther one (toes toward tho pules, lu
the Antic and Antarctic oceans tho
greens nre almost us vivid as the
tropical azures. China's Yellow sea
derives Us color partly from iho mud
ily wilier puuivd In by Its great rivers
and partly from small orKiuilMuis
which exist there lu numbers which
exceed the 120.000.IKX living creatures
to the siiuaru mile found on tho aver
age. Tho iiiostlou of nalt lu water brings
up our old friend the Oeuil sen, which
contains '3 per cent of solid matter
and. bulk for hulk. Is heavier t tut is tho
tiutnnu body. Many bollovo. even lu
Jerusalem, that bathing In this fa
mous Ixidy of water Is harmful und
swimming ltuHsslble. Tills Is not the
fact. The chloride uf nuigucsln In I bo
water po.esHen mc!lcln:il innlltlc tf
It Is not permitted to get Into tho eyes.
It Is true that the density of the water
renders fust progress hi swimming dif
ficult, hut tho Impossibility of sinking
more than ninkes up for IL Agwl
.News.
Woman and ths Arts.
1 bollevo that woman loves tho arts
better thuu dues man. Sim Is bettor
ground for the development of a great
artist, for she upproai-tirH art with
sympathy, whllo the great bulk of men
approach It with fear and dlsllko.
shrinking from the Idea that It may
distort their self complacency. The
prejudice- goes so fur tin: L while worn
eu are uttracted to artist as lovers,
men are generally afraid of women
who practice tie cr.y or they dislike
them. It Is not a question uf sex: It
is a questlnu of art W. L. George- In
Atlantic
The Mixture in Havana.
'Havana bus Just the right mixture
of old mid new," snlil one traveler. "I
like mediaeval forts. mid sixteenth cen
tury cathedrals ns well as nu.vlxidy. but
when night come around It Is pleasant
to return to a cool, up to dun- hotel.
enjoy u well cooked supper and spend
rhe evening wnlkln.- on the electrically
lighted I'rndo. iliim-lug at the I'lnza or
Mlrninar or wutehlug the roof uurden
movlo."--N'ew- York I'o" l
the finest in the world, is to be in
Eugene April 11, accompanied by Jo
sef Hoffman, who is said to receive
$1000 for each performance.
Opie Read Next Week
Opic Read, great lecturer, literary
genius, is to he in Albany April 4, a
lay ahead of the time first set He
will give one of his popular lectures.
all of which are gems. Some of them
re N'cgro Whims, Dig Bill and Little
Bill, and Shooting Out the Moon. It
ought to take a big hall for Opie Kv.id.
Portland Rose
Queen
GOOD FOR
Void after Sat.,
Name
Organization
This coupon will count one vole when properly filled out and sent
to Portland Rose Festival Contest Department, 337 Northwestern
Nat'l., Bank Building. Coupons must be neatly trimmed and put in
package with number of votes written on top.
Evenings, 15c
Children, 5c
Your neighbor, will tell you The GOLDEN
RULE is the place to buy
They know they can get more for their money here try It You'll
liko our way of doln" business. Co-opeiating In buying for our 125
lluv Stores means 25 tu 33 1-3 nor cent saved for you. This Is'
your store use It.
Mope muslin O'ic
Lonsdale muslin 8 I -3c
Galatea cloth 15c
Kiddie Cloth I Jo
Cheviot 10c
Apron gingham 5c
Amoskeog ginghsm ..... oe
Half wool serge 25c
All wool serge 49c
All wool mohair . 49c
All wool 52 in. serge 98c
All wool 52 In. Poplin $1.49
36 In. Duchess silk 98c
42 in. silk crepe 98c
EVERYTHING ALWAYS FOR LESS
THE GOLDEN RULE
125 BUSY STORKS
au- a -M. ja t
THE GAY STATESMAN.
A Tribute to ths Versatile Qsnlus of
Alsxandsr Hamilton.
Because tiu lunii run live exclusively
to himself either for good or evil, with
every mention of Burr's uniiio the Hu
ll rv uf Hamilton ie, uu avenging
ghost. Kven In-fore that precocious
young native of the West ludli-a walk
ed Into our inllllary hlinry ut Prince
ton, u hid only nineteen, lout In thought,
a cooked lint pulled down over bis eye
while his hand rested upon a cannon
that he patted atm'iilinlndi-dly as If
It were a fnvurlie horse, ho hud done
rullant work for Ainerkiin lllierty with
his pen. rmiii the lime he lunched
our shoi-es to the July morning more
linn thirty years Inter when Burr's
bullet laid hliu low lie was a fore to
be reckoned with.
And bis was ono of I hone natures,
keenly a!l'o on ninny sides, whose as
mulshing iniitiirltv of Intuited did uot
Hiiurr-uiit the ses( of life. He Iwcamo
"my boy" to Washington very early
lu Ills jiervlce. norl.cd willingly at
heuduuarter day lntinl day out with
a sober application eiiuitl to Washing
ton's own. yet contrived to snatch from
such never ending drudgery youth's
dear and llcetlug Joys, lie brought
guyety even to Washington' mens ta
ble, courted litnvk oyed Elizabeth
Schuyler under tho muzzles of llrlluih
Alius anil l.i the years uf their mar
rled life to. -el her tuauuged with all
bis prodigious lutiora to In-ud social
graves us well us the solid ipmlltles of
his lulnd lu enriching Ihelr days and
iilgliUi.
Besides lielug a great stutcsiuau, be
was "an enjoying genilemuii," to use
the qualm old phrase. Talleyrand,
corrupt nml appreciative, looked Uhiii
hliu with uin.ietneiit. "II nvnll divine
l'Kiiroie." he said, which, from a Eu
ropean of that ilny, nlmut nil American
was near Iho highest praise. Ilnmll
ton's miiungeiueiit of the treasury,
without breiilli of seaiidiil or self seek
ing. II I led the l-'reni-litmiu with even
greater iiNtunlsliuiKiil. "I have heboid
ono of the wonder of the world." ho
ext-hiluied "a man who has made a
nation rich laboring all night to pro
vide his family with bread." Helen
Nicoliiy In Century.
RFAO OUR "ANT ADS
Festival 1916
Contest
ONE VOTE
April 1, 1916.
Tomorrow and Thursday
Marguerite Snow
the magnetic screen beauty, supported
by Geo. Le Guerc
in the delightful satrical Comedy-Dram:.
"The Upstart 9
IN 5 ACTS
Written by Thomas Barry, inspired by
Bernard Shaw's drama, "Candida"
A Metro Wonderpluy Superb
MUSIC by ROLFE PEERLESS ORCHES'l RA
Rolfe Theatre
Men's khnkl pants 98o
Hoys' khaki pants 49c
Hoys bloomers 25c-45c
Boys' overalls 33e-4e
Men's Oshkosh overalls 75c
Crown oveialls 75c
Underbill overalls Mc
Hrowu wrist gloves ., 5c
Blue wrist glows 3 for 25c
Leather gloves 49c, 69c, 98c
Kockloid sox 5c
Boys' suits 11.98, $2.98, $3.98
Men's rib underwear 45c
Men's lib underwear 25c
jt . . a - -
German Destroyer Sunk,
(By United Press)
Loudon, March JH. The, British
cruiser Cleopatra ruiuiiird und sank
a German dctroycr in the North Sea
Sunday night alter a battle between ,
the British squadron mid flotilla of
Teutonic destroyers, the ndmirality
announced. The destroyer's crew
were drowned.
o
Dally Democrat by Carrier. $4 Year.
s : .$ ok u) v
ID
At the Picture Houses
Today.
Rolfe Theatre Mixed hill fea
turing Iv Forrest Taylor in
"Wild Jim. Reformer."
Hub Theatre-Mixed hill, with
Jane Novak in "('r:ift" and ll
bart Iteulcy ill "The Phantom
Fortune."
Globe Mixcil Bill, Margaret
Clayton and Richard C. Travers,
featured ill "The Unknown."
A
n rt) f.-ww (9 9 ( g $ a
TODAY
"WILD JIM. REFORMER"
Two reel story of a bandit's
pro.Tiite, featuring E. Forrest
Taylor, Jack 'Richardson . and
Lizctte Tborne.
"THE SILENT TRAIL"
A tnle of love and revenge In the
woods, with Nan Christy and
Ashtcn Dcarholt.
and a tig Keystone Knockout.
"FATTY'S PLUCKY PUP"
TWO REELS OF LAUGHINO
GAS
SOME BIO SHOW
ROLFE PEERLESS
ORCHESTRA -
ANY SEAT TODAY AND
TUESDAY
10c
Matinees, 10c
Children, 5c