AOE FOUR
ALBANY PATtY DEMOCRAT, TUESDAY, JUNE , Hlfl.
lfc'-'-'-i;iiii'i'iiTfi-i
The, btaaaiere takes care of the upper part of your figure, and elim
inates the ugly projections at the top of the corset. .
FLOOD'S
334 West
Another Shipment
Men's Suits
In sptie of the steady advance oa all articles we are giving you the
same great values in clothing that no other store can give you. Far
sightedaess on the part of our New York buyers makes this possible.
$15.00 Blue Serge Suits ; .
$20.00 Blue Serge Suits
$25.00 Blue Serge Suits
$15.00 Plain Grey and Mixtures
$20.00 Plain grey and mixtures
$25.00 Plain grey and mixtures
Don't throw your money away by
Everything
' Always
for Less
J. C. Penney Co. ne. V
Today
Triangle
Tully Marshall, Star of 'The Sable
I -Xm
lorcn," Triangle-Fine Arts. Drama
of Mystery and Intrigue. .
" AND COMEDY! !
You know the
. TRIANGLE-KEYSTONE
variety by now.
FUNNY FORD STERLING
with Alice Davenport, Bob Vernon and May Emory in
"HIS FATHER'S FOOTSTEPS"
Improve your figure. Good cor
sets and snugly fitting
KABO
BRASSIERES
50c
to
$1
make an ideal combination.
STORE
First St.
. $9.90
$12.50
$16.50
. $9.90
$12.50
$16.50
paying more.
Everything
Always
for Less
Plays
'. TULLY MARSHALL .
assisted by
THOMAS JEFFERSON,
ELMER. CILFFTON and
LORETTA BLAKE
in the wierd drama '
"THE
SABLE
LORCHA"
- An Oriental Thriller
directed by
D. W. GRIFFITH
SHINGLES LIBER SLADWOOD
City Delivery
Mill now sawing soft yellow fir
ALBANY LUMDER COMPANY
Both Phones
GLOBE
The home of Paramount
TODAY
The last chance to see the
world's foremost film favorite
MARY PICKFORD
in a powerful drama of smiles
and tears
"The Foundling"
A picture for the old and young
PATHE NEWS
the latest
ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW
Any Seat 10c
EXTRA SPECIAL
for WEDNESDAY ONLY
PONGEE SILK
The genuine imported Pon
gee Silk, natural color, 26 inch
es wide, guaranteed all pure silk,
Special Wednesday only, at per
yard
29c
MEN'S UNDERWEAR
Men's Balbriggan or Poros
khit underwear, shirts 34 to 46.
Drawers 32 to 44. Special Wed
nesday only at per garment
19c
SILK POPLIN.
36 inch wide, iif cream, Co
penhagen, black, brown, these
four shades to be closed out
Wednesday at per yard
49c
WHERE YOU SPEND the LEAST and GET the MOST for IT
Worth's Dept. Store
BOTH PHONES 80 NEW WALLACE BLDG.
RELIABLE. MERCHANDISE RELIABLE METHODS.
THE SAMPLE STORE
Bulletin
No. 74. June 6,
Boys' Straw Hats 8c
Men's Straw Hats . 18c-25c
Men's Dress Straws 49c up $1.20
Boys' Caps . . ....... . 15c-25c .
Men;. Cap. ............ 49c-75c
Men's Hats $1.00-$1.45
Men's Hat. $1.65-$1.85
Balbriggan Union. 79c-89c
Porus Unions 49c-89c
Work Shirts ... 39c-49c
Sport Shirts 49c up 90c
Soft Shirt. 49c up 98c
Tie. 19c-25c-35c
Black or ten hose 3 pr 25c
Heavy Work Suspenders ....25c
Whipcord Pants 98c-$1.25 ,
ASHES FROM PIPE SET
FIRE TO BUGGY SUNDAY
Sometimes it costs even more than
ilic price of a pipe ami the tobacco
to smoke. Sunday morning nn old
seutlcmau was on his way to services
.iikI as lie jogged along in his buggy
behind the trusted old horse he smok
ed peacefully. He entered the city
from the cast and tinned into Fourth
stret. About that time he knocked the
ashes from his pipe and placed it in
hi pocket. The ashes were hot, and
ti.osc catching in the excelsior in the
back of the seat soon smoiildcrcl int;i
i blaze.
At Fourth and Jeiiersott two girls
saw smoke coming from the rear oi
the buggy and tried to tell the gen
tleman, but he was hard of hearing.
As the smoke broke into flames they
ran alter him. but no heed would he
pay. In front of the residence oi
Frank l'owell the fire had assumed
great proportions, and by that time
the occupant of the buggy came to
realize his peril. Mr. Powell and oth
er neighbors rushed to the assist
ancc with garden hose, lifted the lone
driver cut and unhitched the horse,
turned the hose on his blazing duster
and then on the buggy, which was
pretty nearly burn up by that time
The old .gentleman was badly fright
ened. Daily Democrat by Carrier. $4 Year.
BURSON HOSE.
For Wednesday only, we will
sell fifty dozen of this famous
make, rib tops white feet, out
side sizes. 25c values at, per
pair
15c
PERCALES
200 Pieces or about 8000 yards
to sell, in light and dark fan
cies, 28 inches wide, 3pecial per
yard
5c
CHILDREN'S DRAWERS
Children's muslin drawers, all
sizes, a real surprise in store
for you in this item. Wednes
day only at per pair
5c
1916. Vol. l.
Women's Low Shoes 69c-$1.00
Women's Patent Pumps or
Strap Sandals $1.95-$1.45
Women's Cloth Top Patent
Shoe, in various .die. 5
'
Wmte Canvai1 ButtmSh7, -
1.65-1.85
Children's and Misses' Sandals
89c, $1.00, $1.25
Children's Shoes 55c, 98c
Child's Rompers 25c
Child's Ra Ra Hats 25c up 45c
Misses' Dresses ....49c up $1.65
Children's Dresses 49c up $1.10
Ladies' Petticoats 49c, 98c, $1.19
East End of 9th St.
Suffrage Ahead in Iowa,
(Uy United I'ress)
Des Moines, June 6. It will prob
ably take the official count to settle
the question of whether suffrage was
carried in Monday's election in Iowa.
The complete vole of one third of
the precincts throughout the state
give suffrage 62,448, against 60,227.
Brooklyn Boy Held.
(By United Press)
Washington, June 6. John Kilgal
len, a Brooklyn boy, held in coiinec
tioin with the Sinn Fein revolt, has
been interned under the fense uf
the realm act, the state department
advised.
Fruit Conditions
W. A. Modine estimated the apple
crop and prune at about 75 per cent
of normal. F. M. Mitchell, the or
chardist. telephones that his obser
vations speak .for about 50 per cent
of normal. Instead of orchards being
in a good condition he says most of
them are in pour condition, and he
doubts if more than one in twenty has
been sprayed this year.
Rev. F. W. Kmerson went to Stay
ton this morning where lie will speak
toniglit. Wednesday evening lie will
speak at Mill City.
Starting Today for Two Days Only
CHICAGO TRIBUNE WAR PICTURES
Absolutely the only genuine war picture, ever produced. If you are interested in the most destructive
war that ever was, you will want to ace these pictures.
50 Per cent of the
-with -troops
shot down
in the open
field!
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PERSONAL MENTION
S S
II. Wayne Stanuard came over
from llrowusvillc yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. J, C. Irvin went to
Portland tills morning. '
Mrs, K, M. Reagan went to Corvul
lis this morning to attend the com
mencement exercises.
Robert Singleton and John Miiluc
went to Great Falls, Mont., yesterday
where they will work.
li. I.. Stiff left this morning for Sa
lem on a business trip,
Mrs. Sarah Sloan and Mrs. II.
Walker went to Corvullis this morn
ing to attend commencement.
1 c
Watch (or the program in Tues
day's paper to be given at the armory
next Friday at 8 p. m.
Mrs. A, K, McKaig, who has hern
spending the past two yeurs with
her daughter, Mrs, C, H, Lamb, left
yesterday for an extruded visit In
Iowa and Illinois,
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WELCOMED BY COMMERCIAL
CLUB
WHEREAS, The Grand Chapter
of Royal Arch Masons and the Grand
Lodge of the Ancient, Free and Ac
cepted Masons of the State of Ore
gon, have seen fit to hold their an
nual meeting in the city of Albany
this year,
THEREFORE. HE IT RESOI.V
F.D, That the Albany Commercial
Club most cordially welcomes said
Grand Undies, to our midst and wish
them a pleasant and prosperous Hirel
ing and an enjoyable sojourn while
among us and earnestly hope that
these most honorable bodies may find
it dcsireable to again hold their an
nual meetings in our city.
A. I.. FISHER, Pres.
Attest:
W. A. EASTflURN, See,
Notice. :'
To Military Club Dancing party;
The Albany Military Club will give
a dance at the armory tonight. Music
by the Albany City Hand, beginuiu:r
nt p. m
TONIGHT
proceeds to the blind and crippled soldiers.
Tlhie
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The
Latest
in
White
Footwear
A new 8-inch
White Reign
skin Boot
with Ball Simp
Priced at
$4
Mcdowell
shoe
CO.
"Quality for Leee"
EVERWEAR HOSIERY
HUB THEATRE
10c.
10c
TRADE AT .
C. J. BREIER CO.
OR WE BOTH LOSE MONEY
22
STORES
22
STORES
Admission . 10c and 20c
Matinees 5c and 1 5c
30 Minutes of Giggles
BIG 8-REEL BILL
Any Seat -