ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT, SATURDAY, APRIL 22, 1918.
Spring Coatings
and Suitings
33 inch corduroys in green, gold, Copenhagen and rose
$1.25 yawl
56 inch, white, chinchilla coating, beautiful quality,
... ; $3.50 yard
Black and white wool check?, several qualities,
50c to $2.25 yd.
New Suitings in large handsome plaids, 56 inches
wide $2.25 up
FLOOD'S STORE
334 West First St.
"Damaged Goods "
TONIGHT IS YOUR LAST CHANCE TO SEE THIS WON
DERFUL MORAL UPLIFT PLAY. IT IS
Dramatic Tragic Interesting
, and contains a 1 esse a n o one should miss.
W6&
felCHARD BENNETT in"DAMAGED GOODS'
V A E ..
MAS B, "V AMERICAN ,
No less than four local physicians were in the crowd who witness
ed the play last night, all of whom endorsed "DAMAGED
GOODS," most highly, one of whom said:
"DAMAGED GOODS" is a play which certainly should be seen by
all young people. It is in now way overdrawn, in fact it is very con
servative, for there are worse excmples of this terrible disease
right in Albany. As an educational picture it is of untold value, and
parents should see that their chil children over 16 years of age see it
LAST CHANCE TONIGHT
First show 7:30; Second show 9:30
ADMISSION 25 CENTS
CHILDREN 10 CENTS
ROLFE Theatre
LAWN MOWERS
We have a few USED lawn mowers which we are selling at from
$2.00 to $2.50 each. Good condition.
We also carry a line of NEW LAWN MOWERS, splendid values at
low prices.
Baby Grand Ball Bearing mower at $5.50
Clover Leaf Mower ... $4.50
'"Admiral" ball bearing mower, 10 inch wheels ... .? $7.50
GARDEN HOSE
See me before buying your summer garden Hose. I'll save you
money. ..
GARDEN TOOLS Both new and Second Hand of all kinds.
E. L. Stiff & Son
NEW AND USED FURNITURE
215-217 Lyon St.
MITES and CHICKEN LICE
are destroyed by SANTAX, you can get it at
Fred Dawson's Rexall Store
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(Continued from Pace 3.)
Main. A variety program consisting
of two instrumental solos, two read
ings and some comic songs, was en
joyed, after which a dainty collation
was served. The pleasant rooms were
decorated with white lilacs and apple
blossoms.
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Miss Kntherine Allen delightfully
entertained the girls of her class on
Wednesday, The girls met in the
parlors of the St. Francis hotel and
were entertained with contests and
games. After a delightful evening the
girls were treated to refreshments at
the Elite. The girls who were pres
ent were Hildcgardc Spillman. Cor
intha Hart. Nathcel Donaca, Harriet
Van Tassel, Delia Stover, Carolyn
Wright, Haiel. Ross. Vere Smith,
Marciel Austin, Lee Fortmiller, Edna
Taylor, and Beatrice Sanders. Before
leaving. Miss Allen gave each of the
girls hand painted favors.
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The members of the Epicurean cov
ered dish club delightfully surprised
Mr and Mrs. J. D. Summers in cele
bration of Mr. Summer's birthday, by
wing hem a snw". party. Thuridae
evening. Pinochle was played during
the evening and refreshments were
served. Present were Messrs. and
Mesdames Walton Worrell, R. Wal
worth. Glen Junkin. A. J. Hodges. S.
E. Watson, Mrs. Hand and Mrs.
Linch.
The Art Craft club met on Tues
day of this week with Mrs. A. J.
Hodges. The afternoon was spent in
fancy work and conversation. Choice
refreshments were served by the host
ess. Additional guests were Mrs. F.
P. Nutting. Miss Conger, Mrs. Palmer
and Mrs. Bilyeu.
Thursday afternoon the H. D. W.
club met with Mrs. William Van Win
kle. Each member answered to the
roll call by a "Hint on Household
Helps." The ladies spent a very pleas
ant afternoon with needlework anil
conversation. Afterwards delicious re
freshments were served. The follow
ing were the complimented guests:
Mrs. Isaac Butler (Portland, Mrs. L.
M. Parish (Corvallis), Mrs. Harry
Xebcrgall. Mrs. W. B. Chance. Mrs.
Robnett. Mrs. L. E. Moe, and Miss
Pearl Cameron.
The Pythian Sisters held a called
.meeting Friday evening. Mrs. George
Hochstcdlcr, a supreme officer was
here to inspect the work. After three
initiations, the ladies enjoyed a ban
quet. 9 9
The Ladies' Rural club met Thurs
day with Mrs. Virgil Looncy. During
the afternoon music and sewing were
enjoyed by the ladies. Invited guests
were Mrs. Looncy of Portland, and
Mrs. Koons. The members present
were Mesdames E. R. Allen, John
F.hrcurcich, U. G. Smith, Clias. Ash
ton. D. W, Shirley, V. Ralston. Rob
ert Fisher, Ed. Schorl. May, Gcorge
Vincent. 1. F. Aliermatt, Nelson Al
terinalt, Miss Mattic F.ichert. Miss
Nancy Ralston and Miss Florence
Ralston.
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Mrs. A. W. Itowersox entertained
the Leisure Hour club in a delightful
manner Friday afternoon. Iti her
pleasant rooms, bridal wreath, while
lilacs and baskets of pansies were used
in profusion. A guessing contest oi
the names of the streets of Albany
was nn interesting diversion. Mrs.
Hobbs of Eugene received the pric.
Many guests including Mrs. Jessie
Wallace of Haraboo, Wisconsin and
Mrs. Hobbs of Eugene were present.
Last week a tea was given hy Mrs.
Charles Stewart honoring Mrs. Jessie
Wallace of Baraboo, Wisconsin. A
number of intimate friends of Mrs.
Wallace were present Mrs. H. Cus
ick and Mrs. Jos. Ralston poured.
Denounced Newspapers,
t By United Press)
Spotcaur, April 22 Kx-Scnntor Tur
ner heioie the cituutv Democratic
convention denounced newspapers
which refused to support the president
in Ibis crisis.
Sofia Bombarded.
I By Uii.cd Pres.)
Amsterdam, April 22. The Allied
aeroplanes bombarded Sofia yester
day lor the first lime since the w-ar
bean, the llttlgariau comniuuiiHic
said. There were no casualties.
Speak to High School Students
l iter W, Collins of Muslim, who is
to speak in Alhauv Wednesday at the
Cilobe theatre, will address the stu
dents at the high school Monday, at
o'clock. .;
C. li Kawling went to Portland
this morning to attend a meeting of
lite board of directors of the Oregon
Pianos moved with greatest of care.
City Auto Transfer. adv u!7-lf
GLOBE
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TODAY.
Lirt chance to see Florence
Reed in
"AT BAY"
SUNDAY ONLY
THE 12th chapter of
"THE GODDESS"
Featuring Anita Stewart and
Earl Williams
George Kleine presents
"THE MYSTERIOUS
VISITOR"
Featuring Ethel Grandin
"LOVE ONE ANOTHER"
Featuring America's cleverest
Comedian, Billie Reeves.
Any Seat 10c
TUESDAY
CXEC-ON WOMAN'S GLEE
CLUB
WEDNESDAY
Peter W. Collins, of Boston
Free Lecture
WHAT'S WRONG WITH
THE WORLD
TmwnBfTiriiiiaiiiiiii th"--rm 1
SUNDAY ONLY
"Lillo of the
Sulu Seas"
3-act feature starring May Alli
son and Harold I.ockwood in a
romantic adventure in the South
scar.
HELEN HOLMES
The fenrlcti girl In
"THE GIRL and the GAME"
VOGUE COMEDY
6 BIG REELS 6
ANY SEAT
10c
ROLFE ORCHESTRA
Goods Well Bought Are
Half Sold
Buying for 125 Buy Stores (or cash, knowing where and how to buy
means that we own our inercliandlise at lowest price It can be pro
duced. Conducting the selling end in a modern up to date way means
we can and do turn our stock every 00 to 70 days, never leaving any
odds or ends.
New Ladies coats
$5,90, $6.90. $9,90
Ladle.' suits $9.80, $12.50, $14.75
Silk dresses $5.90, $6.90
$3.00 Crepe silk waists .... $1.90
$4.00 Crepe Silk waists $.' 98
Pretty lawns 10c, W,c, 15c
Dimities 10c. UV,c, 15c
Merc. Poplins I9c
36 in. Silk crepe - 4'Jc
Tub silks .- 49c
Col, Border towels 23c
Big Ble. Turkish towels
2 for 25c
Dress Pants ... $1.25, $1.49, $1,98
Khaki pants ... We
Overalls 69c, 75c
Kockfoid sox 3c
Koiliford box 3 for 25c
Dress iox 2 for 23c
Work shirts 25c, 39c, 45c
Sport shirts 49c
Men's rpilng o'reoats $9.90-12.50
$15.00 Suits $9.90
'M.00 Suits $12.50
$25.00 Suits $16.50
lioys' suits
$1.98, $2.98. $3.98. $4.98
ALL YOU WANT NO LIMIT.
Everything
Always
for Less
Everything
Always
fur Loss
Clay Workers' association.
Mrs. Wm. Fortmiller and daughter.
Miss lireta Forunillcr, went to Ore
gon C ty and Portland today to spend
the v-ek end with relatives.
Mrs. F. F. llcaucliaiitp and Mis.
Carrie llcaurhauip, of Siayuiu, went
lo Thomas this morning (or n visit ut
lite home of (.."has. Freilm, 1 r. Ilran
ehanip will drive lo the place .Sunday
ami bring the family home with him.
Mrs. J. K. Cady and children hit
litis morning for Hoover, where they
will join Mr. Hoover, a logging cugi-
uecr and make their home lor tlte
I summer.
Mrs. Lillian Worrell Ifet litis morn
ing for Salem.
Careful attention given to all jew
elry repairing at Kt earner's new store
oJSlf adv
Are you contemplating moving? If
to, lo reduce moving expenses you
hail better gel in touch Willi the City
Auto Transfer Co. ailv o 1 7i f
Jewelry repairi.ig ol all kinds
Kreamcr'i new store. o25i( oilv
County trips at reasonable rate.
City Auto Transfer. a!7tf
Money to Loan.
In the following amounts; $10,01X1,
$5,000. $.1,000, $2,000, $1,000, This it lo
cat money and want good all purpose
arm mortgage sceuiiiy. Call on
j v. pi pi:.
20J W. 2nd St.
.!! wk ilOtf
Expert watch and clock repairing n
Krcameri Jewelry "tore. o2Stf adv
FOR SALE Yoiiiki. fresh Jrrsey
cow. Home phone 1522. u2f-22
FOR SALE Two horses and har
ness, one dairy wagon, a man
wheel, and a refrigerator, E. Hol
land, 1715 Sautiam Ro:'d, Hell plume
540-L. a2lf
Speedily, skillfully, economically, is
he City Auto Transfer way. a!7t( adv i
Hub
TODAY ONLY
A great mixed bill
TP AGED Y WESTERN
DRAMA SOCIETY DRAMA
and COMEDY DRAM.
4 PLAYS 7 REELS
"THE EYES OF FEAR"
With Rupert Julian and Elsie
Jane Wilson
"THE NIGHT RIDERS"
With Harry I). Carey and Olive
Fuller Golden
"EDDIE'S NIGHT OUT"
Eddie Lvons and Betty
Compson
"MIGONETTE"
2-Reel Drama
BIG SHOW GOOD MUSIC
ANY SEAT,
10c
mmwamsmmemai
Handy Electric
Radiators
For Baby's Comfort
The extra heat required for baby's bath when he is being
dressed or undressed is most conveniently supplied by an
electric radiator.
Electric heaters radiate a luxurious warmth without od
ors, fumes or products of combustion and arc perfectly
adapted to the needs of elderly people as well as children.
Sec them today at your dealers.
Oregon Power Co.
"Reliable Service"
Telephones 15 306 West Second St.
a sTssism n i'niPfiii
MMsSWBWS
HUB THEATRE
SUNDAY and MONDAY
"A FOOL'S
PARADISE"
A Society Drama in 6 Parts
featuring
Paula Shay (The Mary Garden of the Movies)
Chrystine Mayo and Joseph Burke
"However stubborn a fool
may he.
Let us teach him his
faults to sec.
For fools may live and
yet not learn.
They know not folly's
path to turn."
A most noteworthy cast A sensational story with
a moral that will grip you
ANY SEAT 15c
8 REELS -8
MATINEES 10c
SUNDAY SPECIALS
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
10:30 a. tn. Sermon "The Importance Special music. Anthem "The Day
of the Resurrection," of Rest" Grant
Anthem "The Song of Triumph" Duet, Mr. and Mrs, Watson "Lift
Morrison Your Glad Voices" Schnecker
7:.10 p. in. Sermon "The Unpardon- Solo, Mrs. Pagan "The Holy City"
able Sin." . , .'. Adams
THE ORDINANCE OF CHRISTIAN BAPTISM WILL BE ADMINISTERED.
M. HOWARD FAGAN, Minister'
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