Albany daily democrat., April 21, 1916, Page 3, Image 3

ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT. FRIDAY, APRIL II, 1918.
PAOB THKSI
CITY NEWS V
THE HETURN OF REAL SPUING WEATHER IS A SURE REMINDER OF TiIS TL3ASANT DAYS TO
0 COME. DO YOU REALIZE THAT
TOMORROW
Will Be the Last Day for
Easter Preparations
ur Garment Sections contain what you need
Ladies' Coats, Waists
and Skirts
COATS The new Spring coats are certainly clever. The
styles this season are good and the materials are attractive and
practical. Much use can be made of a Spring Coat. Not only
arc they ideal for now and early Summer, but also for the cool
veilings during July, August and SeDtember. We have a splen
did collection.
WAISTS The selections are good in waists. The special
"Wirthmor" waist at one dollar is a great value. We also have
better grades priced up to
$12.50
SKIRTS This is a great skirt and waist season. We have
a service whereby we get new waists constantly. The newest
creations arc now being shown.
Ik
If you arc undecided as to whether to get a suit or not, see the garments specially priced in our
Easter Suit Sale
There are new suits that are extra special values. Not bought for sale purposes, but new, this season's
modelH. The materials, colors, styles and workmanship tire.all that should be desired. Here are the prices :
LOT1
This assortment is
composed of particu
larly high grade suits.
The regular prices
were to $45. You may
have your choice now
.'or
3u
$32.50
LOT 2
There are a great
number of suits in this
lot. They arc clever
garments made of the
new materials. Regu
larly they were priced
to $35.00. Sale price is
$25
LOT 3
These popular priced
suits are certainly fine.
They will wear well
and hold their shape.
The r e g u 1 a r prices
were reasonable. They
were to $25.00 . Sale
$21.50
LOT 4
A great collection of
Suits are on this rack.
They are really splen
did styles, materials
and colors. They were
regularly priced to $20.
Sr.le price is
$15
MILLINERY
For a long time we have planned to have a great
collection of hats for the Easter business. It is well
that we made such preparations because the milli
nery department has been a very busy place lately.
5fcw hats have arrived, and we now are showing
splendid assortments. Extra sales ladies will help,
so that you will not have an unnecessarily long
wait. Visit this popular department tomorrow.
PARASOLS
We have just received positively the newast style
parasols. Many have the new '"Bung" tops, a sort
of Japanese shape. They are novel and attractive.
The colorings are fine. Priced from 1.25 to S8.50.
Children's parasols are as "cute as they can be."
Prices are 25c, 35c, 50c, 60c, 75c, 85c, $1.00, $1.25
and $1.65.
Umbrellas with colored covers are now here. They
have the new short handles, with military cord loop
ed through the end. Priced from $4.00 to $6.00.
WHITE SHOES
NEWEST SHAPES.
White canvas, English last,
lace boots, rubber soles and
heels, low heels, price $2.63,
$2.98 and 1 $3.35
White nubuck, low heels,
English last, with ball straps,
price $4.50
High heel, ' white nubuck
shoes, button and lace, price
$5.50 and $6.00
GROCERY SPECIALS
Dried peaches, price per lb 6c
Fancy walnuts, splendid flavor, price per pound 15c
Ten pound sack of Farina for ... ; 45c
Royal Club brand tomatoes,
solid pack, regular 15c values,3 cans for ... 35c
There will be a good supply of fresh oranges,
bananas, and green vegetables for
the week-end
Don't forget that
men want spring at
tire. We have a fine
lot of new ties in
four-inhand and the
new sape bow ties.
They are beauties
see them.
VALUES for CASH WORTH WHILE
A new collar for
men just received is
the " Prosperity "
shape. It is a practi
cal collar that is
comfortable and at
tractive in appear
ance. See window
display. ,
9 S
Coming Recital-
Next Monday evening, April 24, a
recital will be given in the college
hapd by a number of the pupils of
Albany College cnscrvatotry or mu
iic and of Charles South, violinist. The
program v. ill consist ol piano ana vio
lin soioi and ensemble nutnbcis for
two pianos and for to violins. The
program which will la-1 only one hour
will commence promptly at eight
o'clock.
That Stolen Car
licrnicc Lane, of Corvallis, has re
turned from Koseburg, driving her
Buick back through the mud, a plucky
girl. The two boy arrested for the
theft of the car claimed they found
it in I-inn county, but of course did
not. If they did it would make the
case one for Linn county courts.
Wallace R. Struble
Among those in Srlcm this week
seen by the editor of the Democrat
was Wallace R. Struble, a former
manager of the commercial club of
this city. Mr. Struble is now in
charge of the promotion of the naval
base at Astoria, and is mailing things
hum for it. At Salem he raised $400
for the work, and believes there is
good prospect of the mouth of the
Columbia getting the project which
will mean the spending of several mil
lion dolbrs there.
Highly Appreciated
Rev. Wallace H. Lee, president of
Albany College, will occupy the pul
pit of the Central Presbyterian church,
East Pine and East Thirteenth streets,
for at least a month more. His ser
mons are highly appreciated by the
congregation, but there is no plan to
call Dr. Lee. The supply committee
of the session has under contempla
tion the call for a permanent pastor,
but no definite action has been taken.
Orcgonian.
Baseball Players
The O. A. C. baseball team passed
through the city for Seattle, where
they will play Washington U this
week. Some of the members of the
freshmen team also went to Eugene
to play the U. O. Freshmen today,
among them being Merle Briggs, for
merly of the high school team.
Lebanon's Thunderbolts
Supt. Thordarson, of the Lebanon
schools, last evening was in the' city
on his way to Portland. Prof. Bolt,
of the same school left on a trip to
Marshficld over the new road. The
school is taking a short Easter vaca
tion. Williamson a Candidate
D. N Williamson, of Corvallis, is
candidate for county commissioner of
Benton county. His slogan is: "No
bonds, pay as we go for gravel or
Copyright 191 The Picture Adratisen.Box 11
THE SAMPLE STORE
Bulletin
No. 35.
AprU 21, 1916.
VoL 1.
Men's 8-in. Chippewa Work
Shoes, cap toe .. $3.65
Men's Black Plain Toe 8-in.
Chippewa Shoe - $3.45
Men's Mule Skin Shoe, bike
style $1.45
Grey or Tan Mule Skin Shoes,
plain or cap toe, hluchcr style.
$1.85
Men's Sample Work Shoes, tan
or black $2.65-$3.48
Men's $5.00 Shoes, black or tan,
lace or button, vici, gun metal
or box calf stock, various styles
$3.65-$3.85
Rockford Sox
Black or Tan Hose
Canvas Gloves
Blue Bib Overalls .,
Blue Band Overalls .
Work Shirts .............
Balbriijgan Unions ..
I'orus Unions ....
, 3 pr. 25c
3 pr. 25c
3 pr. 25c
75c
75c
.... 3Sc-5c
........... 89c
.. 49c-89c
Men's Whipcord Pants 98c
Men's Work Pants .. $1.43-91.75
Men's Jerseys 65c-$1.25
Drummer's Sample Work
Gloves, hor&ehidc, buckskin, the
standard Tuf Nut brand
85c up $1.45
22
STORES
TRADE AT
C. J. BREIER CO.
OR WE BOTH LOSE MONEY
IS
STORES
crushed rock roads."
Wilson's Popularity
Journal: Wilson and Roosevelt will
be the nominees of the Democratic
and Republican parties, respectively,
for president of the United States,
in the opinion of the Rotary club. A
straw vote resulted as follows: Wil
son 106, Roosevelt 57, Hughes 52, Taft
t, Burton 1, Brumbaugh 1. Members
of the organization were asked each
to tell his attitude relative to prepar
edness for war. .
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fowler and
daughter left yesterday for Woodburn
where they will make their home,
Mr. Fowler being a railroad man
transferred to that division.
SATURDAY MARKET This week
at Hamilton store by women of
! Christian church. a20-21
FOR RENT 3 Acres north Albany.
New barn, house newly painted.
Home phone 1441. a20-22
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i t i
The
'Picture Tells
The Story
. JOHNSON'S
BEST
'Made in Albany
Tried and found to
be all that the
name implies.
Albany Mill ud
Elevator Company.
Our work speaks
for itself. HUB
DYE WORKS
Auto calls and de
livers. Telephones:.. Bell,
499-R; Home 480
Wire and Trouble
Work a Specialty.
Complete Ijne of
fixtures and sup
Mies. Newton Elec
tric Supply Co..
343 W. Second St.
Phones: Bell 264-R
Home 1254
HEALTHS KEYBOAR0
iff 6EVtMl
lliKnuRtHt in
Oxy-Acetylen
Welding, Carbon
Burning and weld
ing. SNYDER'S
Where they do
things.
4 E. Second St.
Specialization
Is the chief factor
in quality and
economy. We are
Albany's exclu
sive specialists in
our tine.
Essex and Essex.
The Chiropractor's
Way is Nature's
Way
Examination Free
Dr. Geo. J. Kenagy
Suite 401-2 Nation
al Bank Bldg.
Jersey
a20-22
FOR SALE Young, fresh
cow. Home phone 1522. -
LOST Sunday, April 16. Five Dol-
lrs in gold on East 3rd St Finder
please leave at Dem. office. Reward.
a20-22
Special Communication
of St John's LoLdLge No.
17, A. F. & A. M. tonight
at 7:30 o'clock. Work in M.
M. degree. Visiting brethren
welcome.
By order of W. M. .
EDWARD WASHBURN,
.,.Ji'i .' Secretary.
WHEN answering classifies; ads,
please mention the Democrat
JP2. 5fJ -MXaCU'V f-TTJ
GEO. G. BINGHAM, Republican
candidate for circuit judge. Linn and
Marion counties. At Republican pri
maries, May 19, 1916. . . .
Will endeavor to ascertain what the
law is, and apply it to the facts in
each particular case.
'Impartial justice to all.
adv a20tf
Summer
hosiery
to brighte
your costume
We have chosen our summer
hosiery with particular care to buy
the best for style and the service it
will give you. .
We have a great variety of latest
colors in pure thread silk, and every
pair of this Everwear Hosiery .
is perfect fitting, and woven to give
a long season's wear. Also lisle
and cotton.
Prid $1.00, 75c, 50c 3Se and 2Se
For Men. W omen and Children
Mcdowell
shoe CO.
Quality for Less
EVERWEAR HOSIERY
Blacksiniihing
Horse shoeing, saw
filing and bicycle
repairing.
McCAULEY and
McGEE
1137 Salem Road.
Electric Power Is
Best for Every
Purpose
Electric drive eliminates long lines of over
head shafting which represents a dead loss in "
efficiency of as much as 60 per cent.
Electric drive permits individual application
of power to each machine so that if only one
or two machines are in operation power is .
being used only in that proportion.
Central station electric service has reduced
power costs in thousands of factories. Let us
figure what it will do for you.
Oregon Power Co.
"Reliable Service"
Telephones 15 . 306 West Second St.