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TANGENT NEWS S
OF LOCAL INTEREST
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Last Tuesday evening, April 11, the
.young girls of Tangent gave a suc
cessful surprise on the Misses Evelyn
Bennett and Agnes Mehring. The
girls met at the home of Miss Letha
Shrader and first surprised Miss Ben
nett, then went over and surprised
Miss Mehring. The main feature of
the evening was a baby party and a
covered dish supper. The following
J;irls were (present. Misses RHrth
We make a specialty of
friendship, engagement,
and wedding rings.
F. M. FRENCH & SON
Jewelers and
Engravers
Ktioivles, Belle Slate, Eva Barnes, Le
tha and Marion Shrader, Bessie Gil
let, Alberta Goulder, Florence Jenks,
"Mrs. Goulder. Marie and Agnes Meh
ring. All dispersed to their homes at
ten-thirty o'clock, reporting a very
' delightful evening.
i
! Miss Florence Jenks l.as been clios
' en as May Queen by the people of
Tangent. She is a member of the sen
ior class in high school. Miss Jenks
has chosen for her attendants the
1 Misses Daisy State, Alberta Goulder.
i Jessie Jenks, and Agnes Mehring.
i Come and see them on April 29. when
the queen will be crowned on the
; school grounds.
For April 29 has been planned a
great rally to be held on the school
grounds. An interesting program will
ve rendered, ircludinfr the selections.
May pole dances. Folk dances, base
ball and basketball games, auto race,
root races, crowning of the queen,
songs by high school, intermediate
and primary rooms. , chorus by the
Girls' Glee club, lectures by promi
nent men from the O. A. C. Music will
be furnished by the band and orches
tra. Bring your dinners and spend all
day with us. We assure you a good
time.
The junior class of the Tangent
Jiigh is going to give a drama on the
28th day of April entitled. Brother
Josiah. You will miss a treat if you
do not attend. The band will furnish
the music between acts. Only 15 and
25 cent charged for admission. Those
who will act are: John Mehring, Da
vid Anderson, Tressa Case. Evelyn
Bennett. I.etha Shrader. Agnes Meh-
HUB Theatre
YOUR LAST CHANCE IS TONIGHT
TO SEE THE WONDERFUL
Clara Kimball Young in
IN DUMAS' GREAT PLAY
"CAMILLE
No other actress could-possibl give this play the satisfactory inter
' pretation that Miss Young Gives.
5 PIECE ORCHESTRA
20 VOTES IN BABY CONTEST TONIGHT
Any Seat 15c
Children 5c
SUNDAY
"DRIFTWOOD"
IN S ACTS
The Greatest Play of the Year Wait for It
66
99
The Ne'er Do Well
. Rex Beach's famous novel in 9 reels with Katlilyn Williams and
Wheeler Oakman, ,
ADULTS 25 CENTS CHILDREN 15 CENTS
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I CITY NEWS
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jOld Albany Resident
! It. McArthur and wile, of Portland,
: stopped off in the city over night oil
, their way from San Diego, Cal where
i they have been spending the winter,
j Mr. MeArihur is a former resident of
! Albany, having come here in ISO-', and
'lived here a number of years, lie rc-
called many old residents of the city.
Senior Class to Corvallis
' The senior class of the high school
went to Corvallis in a special car this
morning as the guests of O. A. C.
The day will he spent at the college
and the high school students enter
tained by the college people.
Weather Report
Yesterday's temperature ranged be
tween 72 and 42 degrees. The river
fell lo 6 feet.
Many Go to Salem
i A crowd of Albany people will mo
tor to Salem this evening to attend a
'dinner dance at the Motel Marion this
evenint;. This form of diversion is
becoming popular at Salem and Al
bany, society folks of both cities re
ciprocating in entertaining each oth
er. Another of these popular dances
will probably be given at the Hotel
Albany in the near future.
Buying Oaklands
Jack Hammel reports the Oaklands
starting well for the spring campaign.
He returned last nicjit from Port
land wiih an Oakland six for Meyer
Brothers, of Siiedd. While in Port
land Oaklands were bought by Mayor
Alhee and the fire chief, because of
the merits of the car. Jack Hammel is
the Albany asfent. adv.
Prof. Walker Here
Prof. Walker of the Boehnke-Walker
commercial college. Portland, a for
mer instructor in Albany College, has
been in the city today, the guest of
Prof. Schmitt. He delivered an ad
dress at the O. A. C. yesterday.
Indian Missionary
Mrs. Win. E. Hopkins, of the Wo
man's American Baptist Foreign Mis
sionary society, who. has been attend
ing the convention at the Baptist
church, went to Portland this morn
ing to visit her mother. Mrs. Hopkins
has served in India and is prominent
in missionary work in her church.
Funeral Today
The body of the late Ida Sticr
Haines, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
George Stiers, former residents of this
county, and wife of R. B. Haines, ar
rived in the city at 4:20 this morning
and was taken to the rorimmer un
dertaking establishment. The funeral
was held at 11 o'clock this morning
at the Providence cemetery, near
Linnhaven. Funeral services were held
yesterday at Portland.
BAPTIST CONVENTION CLOSES
FINE SESSION THIS EVENING
"BILL" HAYWARQ. OREGON
COACH, VISITS CITY
Dr. G. H. Young Elected Mod
erator ForNextYearandMrs.
Neptune Reelected Clerk.
Rev. G. II. Young, of this city was
elected moderator of the Central Wil
lamette valley district of the Baptist
church today at the convention being
held in this city. Mrs. O. II. N'eptuue,
of Albany was elected clerk, and Vir
gil Carter, of North Palestine, was
chosen as representative on the slate
convention hoard.
The convention will meet at N'orth
Palestine church next year.
The present convention, wlfich has
been in session since Wednesday, is
the largest and best ever held by the
Central Willamette district. The iiicel
amount of work accomplished. Some
very fine addresses ami numbers have
been heard.
One of the splendid features of last
evening's program was the debate be
tween Mrs. Allan Banks and Mr. Fer
guson, of O. A. C. on the subject,
"Resolved that an efficient Sunday
School is more vital to the welfare of
a church than an efficient Young
People's Society. The debate was
spirited and brought out good argu
ments on both sides.
The session will close this evening
with the business meeting of the
Young People's Societies. Rev, W.
H. Davis will deliver the address.
Wm. I lay ward, ihe famous Univer
sity track coauh and uihlelic trainer,
arrived in Ihe city this morning from
Eugene for a short business Irip in
the city. Hayward has become a na
tional figure in athletics.
Willi but two real point winners on
his track lea in this spring Hayward is
ntt f(tiiiir mil' din iilitilllittt' :illitltl
future prospects. His men took second
place in the fur Western meet at Cor-
Miss Fannie Brenner went to
Portland thi morning to spend a few
days with her sister, Mrs. Hell Scully.
C. M. Small, agent of the Great
Northern Express Co., is in Seattle
in conference with the superintendent
oi the northwestern division.
ring. Bliss Byers, Alfred Babcock,
Delmcr Luper, James Jenks and Ce
cil Robe.
Careful attention given to all jew
elry repairing at Kreamer't new store.
o25tf adv
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cows, 1 giving milk, other soon: one
heifer calf 2 mos.: 8 white leghorn
hens. E. Holland, 1715 S.-. mi rim road.
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LANDSCAPE GARDENING done
by James J. Crawford will prove
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forty cent:, per hour. C. P. Pceblcr.
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WANTS WORK Lady wants work
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WORK WANTED Alone with five
children, want work of any kind.
Will go out or brinf it borne. 8f3
E. First St.
Declares University Has Poor
Clianoc6 in Winning Coming
Track Meets.
WHAT KIND OF A MAN WOULD
YOU WANT YOUR DAUGHTER
TO MARRY?
See
damaged Goods'
What a Pleasure
it must be for cuntomer knowing when she or her enters store lint
the prices are the same today it they were yesterday and (cling atl
fied they will be the same tomorrow and the next day.
We never Juggle the prices liom one tiny to another, We never
limit our customers to certain amount. The mote we can tell you
the better It pleases us. Thai's where we make our profit, In turning
our stock often. Buying for 12 Busy stores pluces us on the jobbing
list and places u In a position to buy just as cheap as the jobbing
house that sells the one store merchant. No one store run continue
lo sell at our prices and exist. Dots It not louk tenioiiablc?
Best Americans calico 5c
36 in. Percales, fast color 10c
Magnulia tambric 10c
36 in. Indian Head lac
30 in. ticking ... 124c, ISc, llic
36 In. Black Menaline 7c
36 in. Black Duchess 93c
Gingham hoime d:ere 9Bc
Silk poplin dresses $5.00
Kockford ox 5c
Blown wrist canvas gloves 5c
Blue wrUt., canvas gloves
3 for 23c
1 cather faced wrist gloves 15c
I.tstber faced gauntlet I He 1
'." !' u it ! o overalls 69c
C- sv ttrl:e overalls 69c
i- : rvernlli 75c
Gown Overalls 75c
o . a'dits 25c, 39c, 45c
49c
Kvory tliinil
Always
fur Less
JC -iv. ."Vy
V-' Tc rrnnrv Co hK J AlWHyS I
XTHW VnWiiJJJJr for Lc I
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vullis April fir-t. hut Bill figures that
he will have to hustle, In do any heller
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KB ' ' ' 1 -'jALltinZi ;ilaifcAatti L II II
ill
in the coining out. lour meets this r.t-son.
Guardian Appointed
. Wm. J. Murphy was today appoint
ed guardian of ihe ciitutc of Charles
and Waller Murphy, minor.
A SCENE FROM "VIA WIRELESS" (PATHE).
In which Gail Kane is featured at the Globe Friday and Saturday.
Safety Razor
Blades
RESHARPENED
30c a doien any make
FRED DAWSON'S DRUO
ST'JRK
GUARANTEE
Every edge made better than
new. Your OWN blades back
STERILIZED.
Work done by
Sanitary Sharpening Co.
Edge Experts Uerkeley, Cat.
Straight raiors re-edged 35c
EASTER REVIVAL
BEGINS SUNDAY at CHRISTIAN CHURCH
10:30 a. in. "The Forsaken Sufferer on the Cros."
7:30 p. m. "The Story of My Life, or' Why I Left My .Mother' Church."
Mrs. J. '. Watson will sinx at nmrniiiK service. The Ladies' Quartet at uixlit.
M. HOWARD FAGAN, PASTOR-EVANGELIST.
I COMING yg APR. 20-21
GAIL KANE
GLOBE Theatre
TODAY and SATURDAY
A Pathe
Play That
Gold Rooster
Will Thrill
GALE KANE and BRUCE McRAE
featured in
"Via Wireless"
A 5-act story of daring sea acting by Paul Armstrong und Winched Smith
-PATHE
Bruos MoRae.
1-Reel COMEDY, "LONESOME LUKE LEANS to the LITERARY"
VAUDEVILLE Added Attraction VAUDEVILLE
-PAT I IB
THE
AMERICAN
TRIO
Three Boys Who Can
Really Sing
PRICES
Any Seal
Any Time