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AtBAWY DATtT MWOWtAT, MONOAV, JUNE M, 1018. aA0 Tnnrv, in CASH VALUES ,. WORTH nil II mm' WHILfc OUR BARGAIN BASEMENT is a store in itself and offers real economy Waist 69c to $2,08 Dresses $1.98 Cornell 59c, 79c, 89c Draperies 6'tc, 10c, ISc , Colored and plain tcrlms. SHOES, A complete line of men't work hoei at $2.25, $2.48, $2.95 Boyi' Slioei $1.48 end $1.98 Ladies' Hili Shoe .... .; $1.48, $1.68, $1.98 Alao white allocs with rubber sole and heel ........ $1.95 Mleacs' high shoea $1.48 Children's high shoes 98c, $1.29 Ladle' Low Shoe .. ............ " $1.19, $1.59, $1.96 Misses' Low Shoe $1.49 Children's Low Shoes ..$1.49 Infants' ahoea, siie 5 to 8 89c Mexican hats in two lota 15c-25c These have been reduced In price, making them special bar gains. A large assortment of aluminum priced from 39c to $2.50 Enamelware 10c, 15c, 25c and up Tinware, many articles 10c Baking and frying pane, var loua slies. Glassware Tumblers, pitchers, sauce dishes, etc., also jelly glasses with covers at 30c dot. Guernsey are acts and separate pieces. An exhaustive list or description would be impossible, you should tee for yourself In the Basement Under the Level of the Usual Prices M. Senders went to Portland Sat urday on a short trip. Miss Lorenc Parson, i!f Salem, is visiting with Miss Muriel Gilbert. THE "HULL" DETCHABLE HANDLE SUMMER UMBREL LA. The latest umbrella is the Theda Bara Blue, purple, green, black, fancy borders F. M. FRENCH & SON Jewelers and Engravers Selling agents for Albany Sweet Peaa The earliest sweet peas seen arc at A,"V. llowersox' blooming for a neck or two, They were started last fall. Most sweet peas are due yet. o COMING EVENTS. June 10 Will. Val. Dev. League meets at Albany to elect directors June 14 Commencement Albany College. June 14 Democratic National Con vention, St. Louis. June 14 Flag Day. June 13-14-16 Pioneer Picnic, June 14-15-16 G. A. R. Encamp ment, Eugene. July 5-15 National Guard Encamp ment. July 7-16 Albany Chautauqua. July 10-15 Elks' National conven tion, Baltimore. July 5-19 Boys' encampment, Cas endia. July 24-25 State Jewelers' conven tion, Albany. Aug. 1-10 Supreme lodge K. of P. Portland. Nov, 7 Election. ' The Young Married Man Every time you waste a dollar you are doing something more than spending a dollar. You are spending your future home. Every time yop place a dollar In your Bank Account here you bring your own home that much nearer to you. Just as that home will be built brick by brick or board by board, juat so must you build your Bank Ac? count dollar by dollar. 'ALBANY STATE BANK 4 PER PENT PAID ON SAVIGS ACCOUNTS--4 PER CENT THOSE WHO PASSED 8TH GRADE EXAMINATIONS Lebanon l'rank Moist, Hazel Kel Icy, Hazel Clark, Harold Close, Vic tor MucU, Raymond Grimes, Clara l.cc Clicudle, Mabel Green, Eleanor Kvcrctt, Sloise Kccd, Hilda Crandall, Vera Howell, I.ucile Turner, Stella Turner. Thomas Bethel Bilycu, Leoua Johnston, Mary Rou'cr, Ucrtha Patr ny. Scio Clinton Arnold, George Patr ny, John Konci. Harrisburg Bessie Hosteller, Eth el Carter, James K. Wcatlicrford, Jr.', Arthur Tandy, Waller Cartwright, Anna Marie Gilbcrtiou, Marcclla Eul bcrg, Anna Stroda, Mary Annette Wcatlicrford, William Widncr, Jua ii it u Roach, Mary Hansen, Alberta Lainbrccht. Sodavillc William Scifcrt, Vcrda McTiiiimonds, Roy Temple, Lawrence Downing, Elsie Smith, Estclla La forge. North Brownsville Lyman Howe, Edgar Tibbetts, Dorris Cosliow, Frank Crabtrec, Velma Baker, Edgar Engcr, Richard Sanders, Amy I'rocbslel. Scio, S. D. No. 75 Arthur Kellcy. Tallman Ethel Belts. Ilalsey Grace Nelson, Gertrude McKcrn, Myrtle Hoover., Lyons Vida Woodworlh, Alta Hiatt, Arvella Woodworth, William Woodworth. Brownsville S. D. No. 28 Eleanor Schildncycr, Lillian Park, Charles Dougherty, Joseph Schrunk, I.ynn Sawyer, Lawrence Tcinplcton, Hazel Mcllarguc, Lena Keen, John Put man. Lebanon Minnie Lcutz, Ida Shun hy Lebanon S. D. No. 17 Robert Hayes, Alva Keebler. Brownsville S. D. No. 93 Helen Powell, William Winsted. Corvallis Rudolph Stewart. Holley Carl Hamilton, Fred Mcin hold, Oleta Hamilton. , Lyons William Kuikin, Ray Kui kin, Anna Kuikin. Sco S. D. No. 71 Charles Murphy. Holley Wayne Groshong, Alva Groshoiig. Lebanon S. D.. No. 91 Florence Howard, Marie Benson. Thomas Johnnie Frcitag, Ervin Peterson, Bruce Barlow, Irma Smith. Halsey S. D. No. 40 Mike Jarikoff, Jane Hciurich, Ellen Chandler, Carl Nichols. Thomas S. D. No. 76 Grace Bart neck. Sweet Home Leora Nye, Robert Coil, Millie Rice, Miron Perry, Del bert Watkins, Harry McClure. Berlin Earl Piper, Stella Johnson. Brownsville S. D. 53 Frank Kel lagcr. Lebanon Nclda Rickcls. Lacomb Jpmcs Cox, Margucrette Hydcr. Stat m W. P. Prichard. Sweet Hon. Henry Cowling, Tl a Hill . Foittr Muriel Rheinhart, Alive Scholl, Pearl Slitt. Sodavillc S. D. No. 88 John C. Hil- man, Waterloo Vina Collins, Layton Loftin, Rosclma Miller, Arlie Hodge. Harrisburg S. D. 48. Maude Was-' som. Foster Rosctta Tickens, Liza God win. Brownsville Velma Drinkard. Scio S. D 12 EUlcn Griffin. Scio Otto Dougherty, Lorenzo Thomas. Peoria Cleone Lamar, Merle Em mons. Halsey S. D. 43 Marie Brock. Crabtree Floyd Paul. Crawfordville Kate Cowling, Ha zel McCullum. Lacomb Elsie A. Downing. Lebanon S. D. 102 Eva Marie Dcnsmore. ' Brownsville Ruth Rice. Scio Ralph B. Cole, Alice Z. Smith Lloyd F. Harold. Crabtree Virgil Edgar, Atldic Fos ter. Harrisburg Vera Smith, . Ruby Long. Lebanon R. F. D o. 3 Elmer Bothner. Halsey Walter L. Jackson. Ly0ns Maymic E. Stout, Eva E. Hiatt, Frank Rogers. Lebanon R. F. D. No. 3 Elmer aid Childs, Lester E. Norene, Lester Ray Hauxwoll. Harrisburg Grace K. Voltz, Carl Voltz. Shedd Lawrence Landith, Harold Shed'd. Earl Clemo. Shedd Georgia Carver. Thomas Ralph Green. Brownsville R. F. D. Grace P. Garrett. Lyons Sara Kuikin. - Gates Lena Gregory. Brownsville Elurin McKamcy, Florence Evans, Bcrnicc Schlilcmeycr. Scio Glen Clark, Cecil Eichingcr. Sodavilte Mary F. Lightlc, William O. Scifcrt. Berlin Wilma Thomas, Earl Tow- 4,j(J(i!S)i4(ts)(t)S,i CITY NEWS $ A Convict'a Escape A convict named Becker yesterday escaped from the penitentiary in a novel way. A motor truck was in the yard. In some way he got underneath and was hauled out and got away without being discovered until loo late. Albany officials have been noti fied to look out. At Ashland's Chautauqua Dr. White, of" this city, has an ap pointment to deliver a sermon at the Ashland Chautauiia on the first Sun day. From Harrisburg Mrs. Anna' Blumlicrg, of Harris burg, formerly of this cily, was in Al bany yesterday attending the bacca laureate. She was the guest of Mrs. Christie while here. At Brownsville Ciias. Ingle, of Brownsville was in the city yesterday awhile. He reported the Brownsville Chautauqua starting out a great succcsi. McMinnvUle Graduates Two of the graduates of McMinn- villc college this year ere Lenora Dale Cosliow, daughter of O. P. Cosliow. of Roscburg, and Carrie Hope Mc Ke. daughter of Rev. McKec, a for mer p:.stor of the Baptist church of this city. In tiie Oregonian The Oregonian. of Sunday gives a picture of Mrs. Harry Chipnran, of Portland, a former resident of Albany, sister of Mrs. M. H. Hewitt. During last week she entertained twice, once in honor of Mrs. Hewitt and Mrs. Jas. Elgin. Mrs. Hewitt also attended the other party. Married Fifty Years- In the Sunday Oregonian is 'pic- ture of Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Snyder, of Plainview, in this county, -who re cently celebrated the fiftieth anniver- cll. Crabtree Lena Kclley, Juanita M. Davis. Lebanon Dewie Clam, Thomas Clem. Clay T. Sayre. Hazel Skinner. Mill City Clara McDonald, Ivan McDonald, Mabel A. Leighton. Thomas Echo Irene Zyssett. Harrisburg R. F. D. Paul Bicrly. Lena Clove Spore, Leo. M. Goodman, Russell Emerson. Brownsville Theresa Irene Faricr. Scio Litcite White, Maurice White. Lloyd Smith, Verl Tindal, Euris Peery. Peoria Mark M. Clayton, Merle B. Emmons. Kingston Marie C. Ructtgcr, An netta Ruettgcr. v t. Scio Florintine Jungwirth. Tangent Verne Catc, Ross Swank. Harrisburg Helen Cunningham, Hillis Southard. Brownsville R. F. D. Ruth E. Rice. Copyright ISIS The Picture Adratltcn, Box IT I Mr fin The Pic fare Tells The Story ttCAlTHS KEYBOARD Iff ItlllML Y Iehurin in JOHNSON'S BEST Made in Albany Tried and found to be all that the name implies. Albany Mill and 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 siid- 'lies. Newton Elec tric Supply Co., 343 W. Second St. Phones: Bell 264-R Home 1254 Oxy-Acetylene Welding, Carbon Burning and weld ing. SNYDER'S Where they do things. 104 E. Second St. Specialization Is the chief factor in quality and economy. We are Albany's exclu sive specialists in our line. Essex and Essex. The Chiropractor's Way is Nature's Way Examination Free Dr. Geo. J. Kenagy Suite 401-2 Nation al Bank Bldg, sary of their marriage. Finest at Newport E. E. Clem has returned from New port, .where he has been for several months, building a residence for Mrs. Rich, having completed the work. It declared to be the finest home at Newport. Mr. Clem l.ns alto been. at Woodburn, called there by the dan gerous illness of his father, Nathan Clem, a former resident of Linn coun ty. Married On Saturday night, at 10 o'clock, at the parsonage, by Rev. If. M. Fa- Kan, Mr. W. T. Christy and Miss Florence W. Kirk were united in marriage. They arc two well-known young people of the city, with many friends whose best -wishes they will have. Accepts Pastorate- Rev. D. L. Morgan, of Paiouse, Wash., has formally accepted the pas torate of the Christian church of this city, and will begin work l.crc the firnt Sunday in September, wiicn Rev. Fagan will retire to take up evange listic work. Rev. Morgan is highly recommended as a preacher and pas tor. Ford Stolen Chief of Police Catlin received word from Eugene that a Ford auto, license number 3093 had been stolen from that city. The lower wind shield is gone and the upper one cracked. and it has a loop on the rear axle .for a trail wagon. Left for Mitchell I. R. Schuttz and son Buster, went to Portland yesterday morning. There Buster joined his aunt, Miss Mabel Schultz, and Miss Beulah Hinckley, and this morning they left for Mitch ell, where Miss Schultz and Buster will spend the summer on the Schultz farm and Miss Hinckley about two weeks. I. R. Schultz returned home today. O. A. C. Graduates ' Theo. Wcller, of Portland, was in the city yesterday on his way to Brownsville, where he fotmerly resid ed. He is one of the graduates of the O. A. C. this year, and was also catch er for the college team, making a splendid record in his position. Phil lips, an old time O. A. C. catcher, was also in the city yesterday, going to Portland. Mrs. Fisher 111 ' Consul General Fred Fisher return ed from Salem Saturday evening. Mrs. Fisher, upon whom an operation was performed recently, is seriously ill . Cultured Breakbeamists . The night policeman at the depot reports several - U. O. students last week traveling through the city north ward, beating their way on the pas senger trains, some by the breakbeam and some on top. On one occasion five of them were ditched here. They wear overalls and are easily distin guished from the common hobo. Prob ably ending the season about strapped thev take this method of getting home at a small expense. Of course the body of students go in the regular way. -The Round Up The Philomath round up will be June 22-23-24, when a big crowd will no doubt be there to see them let 'er loose and let 'em ramble. Home from Fair Miss Cecil Knox has returned from seeing the rose festival. Returned from Vancouver E. W. Hughes returned yesterday from Vancouver where he has been on a deal. He has not yet started for Eastern Oregon and Denver, as he had intended. ' Ford Seat Covers . . . : . $8.00 Ford Lap Covers . . ... $3.75 0 Ford Oil Gauges . . . . . $1.50 White Star Oil for Fords Veedol Oils and Greases - Ralston Electric Supply Co. 310 West Second St. 28th Annual Reunion of the Linn County Pioneers ' . ' at Brownsville, Or., June 13-14-15 Street Parades Band Concerts Exhibits of Home Products Baseball Games Fine Music A Picnic De Luxe SPECIAL TRAINS '' Albany to Brownsville and return, Wednesday, June 14 Thursday, Tune IS Leave Al'nny 8:00 a. m. Arr. Brownsville .... 9:25 a. m. : LOW ROUND-TRIP FARES will be on sale to Brownsville June . 13-15 inc. from all Southern Pacific stations. Portland to Ror.cburg inc. in cluding branches. Return limit June 19th. . ' - Ask local agent for rates, train ser vice, etc. ' . John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES Get Our Service At this place you not only get the best milk, cream, butter and eggs, but you get service. MILK and CREAM that is thoroughly pasteurized. -- BUTTER that is delicious and fresh from our factory. . . EGGS that are fresh from the country. BREAD. The best to be had. Also COOKIES, CAKES, ETC, ALL GOODS GUARANTEED. A MONEY-BACK STORE. TWO DELIVERIES DAILY. BOTH PHONES 17 Albany Pasteurized Milk & Cheese Co. F. C. PATE, Mgr. FIFTH and JACKSON 9TS. ADVERTISE IN THE DEMOCRAT IT PAYS Blacksmiihing Morse shoeing, saw filing and bicycle repairing. McCAULEY and McGEE 1137 Salem Road. Unreachable Neighbors TWO neighbors on the same street who are not connected with the same telephone system are practi cally far apart. : The telephone users in the com munity who can be reached by one are inaccessible to the other. . To reach them all means the incon venience and added expense of two telephones. A community gets the best service from one good telephone system which is linked up by toll and long distance lines with the rest of the country. Every Bell Telephone is a Long Distance Station THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY