ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT," SATURDAY, MAY 13, 1918. "
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334 West
Bulgaria's Troops.
London, May 13. Bulgaria is with
drawing her troops from the Rou
manian frontier, and sending them to
Salonika in anticipation of an allied
offensive, Odessa reported.
Coming Monday
Beginning the new
Triangle Service
Presenting .
DUSTIN FARNUM and ENID
MARKEY
in
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"THE IRON
STRAIN"
A 5 act Triangle Fine Arts
Produced by
.THOMAS INCE -
And a bier Triande.Kevstnne u
comedy
CHARLES H. MURRAY
of the team of Murray and Mack
and pretty M A B L E NOR
MAND in a screamer
"A Game Old
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I Baptist Church Sunday school at
10 a. m. Special services for Mothers'
Day are being prepared. There will
be reading, a quartet, and a special
mothers' song by the entire Sunday
School, aside from a special scripture
lesson. Mothers are urgently request
ed to come. At 11 o'clock the pastor
preaches on "The Mother Waiting at
the Window." At 7 o'clock Miss Jes
sie Singleton lead B. Y. P. U., the
topic being, "What does Christ want
us to do?" At 8 o'clock Rev. Young
preaches on Religious Knowledge."
The Elks are to be our guests at the
meeting. All members of the church
be present to welcome them. The
choir will sing an anthem and Alan
H. Banks will sing a solo at this serv
ice. Church of Christ (Christian Church)
M. Howard Fagan, minister. Services
on Monday as usual. 10.30 a. m.
Lord's supper and sermon. Mother's
day. Appropriate sermon, music, and
decorations. 'A white flower will be
given to every mother. Mrs. F. M.
Powell will sing "Memories of Moth
er." This song was written by Mrs.
Carrie B. Adams, especially for Moth
er's Day. There will also be special
music by Doris Dowlin, and the In-
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of you failed to see
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featuring lovely
VIOLET HORNER
and
. WALTER MILLER
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of love, intrigue and the pangs
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SHINGLES LUMBER SLABWOOD
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Mill now sawing soft yellow fir
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man Sisters. Bible school at 11:30. Ju
nior Endeavor at 10:30 in the base-
1 ment. Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p.
j in. Evangelistic service at 7 :30 p. m.
Sermon, "Toeing the Mark, or Will
God Accept a Substitute?" Among
j other things, some thoughts on Bap
j tism will be presented in this sermon.
Special music. Good bright singing.
.
! Christian Science Cor. 4th and
j Ferry streets. Sunday service at 11
; a. m. Subject of lesson sermon "Mor
i tals and Immortals." Sunday school at
10 and 11 a. m. Wednesday evening
meeting at 8. All are welcome.
Methodist Church James Moore,
minister. Services will be held in the
Methodist Episcopal church as fol
lows: Public worship 10:30; Sunday
school 11:45. This will be "Decision
Day" in Sunday school. Many are
expected to accept Jesus Christ as
their Savior and dedicate their lives to
his service. Epworth League devo
tional service at 7 and at 8 in lieu of
the preching service the Epworth
League will celebrate the 27th anni
versary of the organization and ren
der a Mothers' Day program, which
will close with the installation of the
officers of the local chapter for the
coming year. Everybody welcome.
First Presbyterian Church. Rev. F.
H. Geselbracht, minister. 10:30 Morn
ing service. Theme: With Face Tow
ard the Morning. To my junior con
gregation: Cornelia's Jewels. 11.45
S. S. With classes for all. 7:00 C. E.
All young people are most welcome.
800 Evening service. Mothers' Day
program under the auspices of the
Sunday school. Mothers in council
will be presented. Mothers of the
world will be represented in costume,
by Miss Smith's class. Miss Marcicl
Austin will repeat her recitation which
gained her second place in the Linn
Lane county contest in Eugene. Spe
cial and appropriate music. Beautiful
programs. Come, wear a flower in
honor of mother.
Grace Presbyterian church Robert
Joseph Divcn, minister. 10 a. m. Bible
school; 11 a. m. Mothers Day ser
mon; 5:00 p. m. Junior Endeavor; 7:00
p. m. Senior Endeavor; 7:00 p. m. ev
ening lecture. Everybody welcome to
all the services, and a special invita
tion is extended to the mothers of the
community to attend the morning
service. ' ....
''
Evangelical Church. E. Rade
baugh, pastor. Corner E. First and
Pine streets. Sunday schools at 10 a.
m. The Woman's Missionary conven
tion will continue over Sunday. Rev.
Edward M. Sharp, D. D and E. Rade-
baugh will address the convention at
the eleven o'clock service. At 3 p. m.
there will , be a children's rally in
charge of Mrs. flyers. Miss Jumonji
a student from Japan, and the Mis
sionary, Miss Bauernfeind will speak
at the children's meeting. Every boy
and girl will want to hear Miss Jum
onji. She is making quite an impres
sion on those who have heard her.
Mrs. Helen Whiteman in costume will
represent Turkey. Sunday evening will
conclude the convention. Miss Bau
ernfeind will give the principal ad
dress of the evening. An installation
of officers will be held at the close of
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FINE FILM SERVICE
. OPENS AT RGLFE MONDAY
Triangle Features Will Make
Regular Start and Continue
Every Week.
Beginning Miouday at the Rolfe
Theatre there will be shown on four
days of each week the Triangle Film
corporation motion pictures, regard
ed as among the highest quality of
photo drama produced. The name
Triangle was taken from the names
of the three great producers who were
engaged as directors.'
. The regular triangle bills, of which
there will be two changes a week,
on Monday and Wednesdays, will in
clude a five or six reel drama and a
two or three reel comedy, making
from a seven to a nine reel bill on
each change.
The opening production will be the
five act Ince feature, "The Iron
Strain."
Miss Pearl Craft went to Portland
this morning for a week-end visit.
Mrs. Fred Newton, of Portland, is
visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Sox.
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE
K. F. SOX
Real Estate, Loans. Plre Insurance.
First National Bk Building
H. F..MERRII.L
Insurance and Loans
City warrants bought and sold. Room
No. I. second floor. First Savings
Rank hniMinr, Mlmv Oreon
B. M PAYNE Farm lands ad city
property for sale. Real estate loans
Flro insurance. Snrety Bonds.
Rooms 19-21. CusirK Bl.ick, Albany.
Oregon.
"V.AXTKDMiddlc aged widow, with
edm-micn, health and btisincs". rbil
ity. wants position of trust )f re-r-pni
::ty. Satisfactory creden
tials. Clfiice work, tutoring of chil
dren, companion to invalid, plain
sewing and cooking. Care of home
or lodging house. Address "R" rare 1
Demrcral. . ml3-20 i
the evening service.
St Mary's Church. Rev. Arthur
Lane, rector. Rev. Henry Pcllctan, as
sistant. Sunday services at 8 and
10:30 a. m. Father 'Lane will officiate
and speak from St. Matthew, ch. 28.
"Going, teach ye all nations." The scr-
mon will deal with the conclusions of
the recent conference on religious cd- !
ucatiori. Sunday school at 11:45 a. in.
Vespers will be sung at 7:30 p. m. The
sermon will be the last of the series
on the Apparitions of the Risen
Christ. The public is welcome at these
services.
'
United Presbyterian, W. P. White,
pastor. The pastor will preach at
10:30 a. m. and 8 p. m. The Bible
School meets at 11:45 a. m. The C. E.
at 7 p. m. The Monday night Bible
lectures will begin again October 1st.
Episcopal Church. Preaching at
3:30 by Rev. Griffin, of Eugene. Serv
ices will be held every Sunday here
after. :
REELS
Tonight HUB 10c
East End of 9th St.
Was a G. A. R. Member
The funeral of Dr. Jas. Scott was
held this forenoon, when his remains
were shipped to Oskitloosa, Iowa, for
burn. I)i. Scott was an old solilici,
hcloucuic: to an Ohio Co., and was a
member i,i the G. A. R. A number
of the .l-enihcr of the Albany U. A.
R. and Ladies of the G. A. R. intend
ed the funeral,
o
(Continued from Page 3.)
Brandeberry, worthy matron; Miss
Flora Mason, chairman of decorating
committee, and Mrs. O. D. Austin,
chairman of refreshment committee.
The following musical program was
rendered during the evening: Musical
reading by Marcicl Austin, accom
panied on the piano by Mrs. Glen
Juukins; vocal solo. Mrs. W. II. Da
vis: duet by Mrs. F. II. Geselbracht,
and Mrs. Reed Walworth.
Thursday, May eleventh, Mrs. El
mer Morganaon, at her beautiful home
near Shcdd, had a most delightful
"old fashioned quilting." Two quilts
were in readiness for the guests one
Oeprrtlht mi TtuPtetan A4nttlwn,aoa It
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Auto calls and de
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Work a Specialty.
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fcj Welding, Carbon
Ei Burning and weld-
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L things.
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Specialisation
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in quality and
economy. We are
Albany's exclu
sive specialists 111
our line.
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The Chiropractor's
Way is Nature's
Way
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al Bank Bid.
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Blackemiihing
Horse shoeing, saw
filing and bicycle
repairing.
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Golden Rule stores
always working In 125 communities to lower tlx price on your ev.
ery day needs for the whole family, This means a mighty purchas
ing power. YOU get the benefit
Always do your trading at the Golden Rule and you'll be sure of
getting 100 cents worth for every dollar you spend. Not only a day
now and then but 36 days in the year except Sundays.
Black Sateen 10c, 12c. 15c, 24c
Galatea cloth ,. 15c
Romper cloth 15c
Percales 6c and 10c
Best Calicos 5c
Home lining .' 5c
Mosquito Bar 6Mc
Hope Muslin tw
20 x 50 Ble. Turkish towels
2 for 25c
Extra large Bleached Turkish
towels 2 lor 3!)c
Extra Large Bleached Turkish
Towels .2 for 49c
Everything
Always
for Lost
0&
J C frnntf Co tm
in the living room and one in the spa
cious hall and needles and tongurs
flew from ten till five. During the
n con hour a most delicious four
course dinner was served lit the dining
room to which all did ample justice.
Those present were Mctdanics Jen
nie Connors, Small Cornell, Prudence
Morgan, Henry J-'reerksen, Dora Da
vis, Emmet Coon, Marion Conn, Claire
McConuick, William Heats, Chas.
Gregory, Harvey Piigh, Dal Duncan.
Roy Duncan, George Maxwell, R.
Mnrgason, Elmer Marganon, J. B.
Cornell, J, A. Cornell, Martin Thomp
son. Otton Thompson, Ed l-'arwell.
II.. Harwell, I.. Wilson. A. D. Edcr, J.
M. Dickson, C. C. Dickson, J. Crews,
and I'iukstaff.
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A very plcaant afternoon wai spent
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Reed
on May twelfth at First nnd Geary
street, in honor of Mrs. M. E, Be
night, who will in a few days move
to Poplar, Montana, to make her
home with her son. Those prrsenl
with filled baikcts and presents were:
Miss Vasta l-everich, Mrs. Ed. Keed,
Mrs. E. S. Uphaiti. Mini Maud Reed,
Mrs. E. C. Rcxtor.l. Mrs. A. W. Lev
crirh. Mrs. J. O, Brown, Mrs. O. I.
Allphin. Mrs. C. A. Holly. Miss Syl
via Holly, Mrs. Geo. R. Miller. Mrs.
Julia Babh. Mrs. Thos. Mollet, Mrs.
Elizabeth Stewart, Mrs. Kliiabeth
Wilmot, Mrs. J. II. Stewart. Mrs.
Frank Stewart, Mrs. Fred Bloom,
Mrs. Chas. Molleit, Mrs. W. W. Stew,
art, Miss Pauline Bloom, Miss Mil
dred Brown, also Matcr Waller and
Betty Stewart. Mrs. Benight has
been a resident of Albany for a num
ber of years and has many friends
who do not like to loose her as a
neighbor. After the usual good
things to eat were served all hid her
good by and a safe journey to her
new home.
Have You Planted Those Seedlings ?
You cannot build a wall without single bricks. You cannot put up a
barn without single boards. You c.not raise wheat without single
grains. You cannot build up a bank account without single dollars.
If you despise the little thinga, you can never attain to the big things.
Bear that in mind for your self. Bear that in mind for your children.
Teach them learn yourself by beginning a small account for your
children and yourself at this bank.
It hat been well said that the little things make up the sum total of
life and little habits that of character. They are Ihc scrdlings of
character Mosaics.
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Boys Knee Pants 49.89.9Bc
Boys Suits $l.9o-$2.98.$3.9BH.98
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Buys Mule Shoes SI. 49
Boys' Blouses 25c, 45c
Hoys' lints 25c, 49c
Men's Khaki Pants 98c
Men's Corduroy pants 11.98
Men's dress pants
$1.25, $1.49. $1.98, $2.98
Men's Suits $9.90. $12.50. $19.50
Men's Overalls 69c, 75c
Everything
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GLOBE
TONIGHT
Last chance to see
"THE PRECIOUS PACKET"
Featuring Lois Meredith
VAUDEVILLE
Page, Water sand Post In 3
Clever Acts
SUNDAY ONLY
The last chapter of the serial
beautiful
"THE GODDESS"
Featurlrve Anita Stewart and
Earl Williams
"THE ROOKIE
Featuring Bobby Connelly and
Avert Overton
Mfe end training In the U. S.
Navy; men who aall the seas
for Uncle Earn
Ham and Bud In
"HAM'S WATERLOO"
comedy
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