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About Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192? | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1916)
ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT. THURSDAY, JttLV' 13, 1916. BUR80N HOSfl TALCUM POWDER TABLE OILCLOTH ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY WE SHALL SELL CHILDREN'S HOSE J B. V. D UNDERWEAR SHOES Thl. famou. make. Bur.on roWM.. TuUum Powdcr Tl.. b..t gr.d. of whll.,and 1 00 PlOOf flf M lislifl Ufld'rweflr "' ribbed hose In B. V. D STmaE ' 8B,urd.y.P.rP.lr- y'rd" i7r That ? "f $1-00' at the mo8t 59c -5T ' 79c ' lC y "C . 1C exceptional price . JS uv. 7C Here's the Most Interesting Page of News in the Paper Today $2.50.$3.00 FRONT LACE CORSETS NOW 11.95. Broken Line of the Heat Standard Make A decidedly unusual event thl, bljf "cleanup" of Front Lice Coret every pair a desirable, new, up-to-date model. White coutll or batiste, me dium or low buat. long or medium length hlpa. All lie In the assortment, thoiiKh not all sixes in every atyle and make. Excellent valuea at $2.50 and 13. The Sale atarte prompt ly tomorrow morning and laste until every pair ia told. Your choice of any corset In the lot for only $1.95 Come early for beat aelect'-on. SALE OF FANCY SILKS Strictly lint-quality Silks, from our regular atock, under-priced for Friday and Saturday selling. The aharp re duction in price coupled with the eplendid quality of the merchandiae, make thin aale of first importance. Stripes, checks, and plaida, in black and white, blue and white, and fancy mixed colore... Beautiful Silka for Urease, Waiata, Petticoat. Sport Suits, standard qualities, 36 inches wide, values to $1.75; special per yard $1.19 PONGEE SILK The genuine im- fiorted Pongee Silk, natural color, 26 nche wide, all pure silk, specially priced for Friday and Saturday relling at, per yard 25c BLACK SILK Our regular $1.00 qu ality of Black Messaline Silk, 36 inch es wide, rich, lustrou finish, perfect color, like the man at the circus, we will say Hirryl Hurry) Hurry I Fri day and Saturday, if it last that long at, per yard ..( 59c TUB SILKS Crepe Tub Silks, in a vast variety of pretty fancy atripes, fast colors, yard wide, specially priced for Friday snd Saturday at, per yard $1.19 Sale of Kayser's Italian and Glove Silk Underwear Every piece beautifully made and finished on oppor tunity to purchase famoua Silk Underwear at rplendid savings. $2.00 KAYSER SILK VESTS, $1.79 Fine Clove Silk Veata, made in low neck and sleeveless style. Tape-finished top, all sizes. $1.10 KAYSER SILK CORSET COVERS, $1.10 Kaysers Fine Silk Corset Covers, bodice and V-neck tyles, daintily lace-trimmed, all sizes. ITALIAN SILK CAMISOLES, $1.10 Kaysers beautifully fine. Silk Camisoles in pink and white, both plain'and lace-trimmed styles. ITALIAN KNICKERS. $2.69 Kaysers Plain Italian Silk Knickers in pink or white, all sixes. $2.25 KAYSER SILK VESTS, $1.98 Italian Silk Veata, made with band top, in white or pink, all sizes. All $3.00 to $5.00 Kayser'a Fancy Italian Silk Vests, Knickerbockers and Envelope .Chemise at 10 per cent off. GREAT SALE OF SILK GLOVES It's Silk Glove time, and as-usual we are offering our splendid new mer chandise at a good reduction, when it's appreciated most... Every pair of gloves offered Friday and Saturday at these special prices is perfect well known makes, such as FOWNES AND KAYSER SILK GLOVES, 45c. Short Silk Gloves, black or white, with double finger tips and two clasps, all sizes, 45c, as you know is a radical re duction from present selling prices. SILK GLOVES, 65c Henry Milanes Silk Gloves with double finger tips, black or white, with fancy stitched backs, all sizes... Marked at a very special price for Friday and Sat urday, pair . 65c SILK GLOVES, 85c Full elbow length, heavy Milanese Silk Gloves, double finger tips, black or white, in all sizes. Wonderful values we're not quoting the regular price, at $1.0041.50, BACK LACE CORSETS NOW 69c Broken Lines to Be Cloaed Out at This Special Sale No "ifs" or "ands" about it. these odds and ends in Cor sets are going to go, each and every style new this sea son. Our new fall models are now on the way. We must make room for them,, hence this reduction. Not all size in each style, but a big collection of all sizes. Your choice of any Corset in the lot for only 69c Come early for best selection. AFTER INVENTORY CLEAN-UP OF ODD LOTS NEW GOODS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY5 TO MAKE THIS STORE EVEN GREATER TO KEEP THE STOCKS NEW WE START OUR AFTER INVENTORY CLEAN-UP OF ODD LINES TOMORROW WITH WONDERFUL BARGAINS BE SURE TO COME NEW SPECIALS EVERY DAY $2.00 BOLT LONGCLOTH, $1.49 12 yards of fine quality, soft fi ish long-cloth In bolt, free from dressing, 36 inches wide. Exti.- special at this price. Don't fail to buy at least one bolt. ' MEN ATHLETIC UNION 3UITS, 50c Buy your season's supply here Friday and Saturday. Thia style garment is seldom sold less ti-'n 75c .Of fine, cool, checked Nainsook, with remarkable weiring qualities, regular athletic atyle. LADIES' VA1ST8. 49c " Colored Chambray Gingham V lists, neatly trimmed, warranted fast colors, all aises. Specially priced for Friday and Saturday. CHILDREN'S DRESSES. 29c Colored Dresses for Children, made of fast colored Percales, neatly trimmed, sizes 2 to 6. peciolly priced for Friday and Saturday. MEN'S ShIRTS. 39c Men'a Work Shirts, sizes 14K ;o 17, regular 50c values, special ly priced for Friday and Saturday. - SHOES . Ladits' White Canva Lace Oxfords, rubber soles and heel, all sizes; while they last at, per pair j-..89c Ladies' Patent Leather Vamp, Side Lace Oxfords, Louis heel, coloied cloth tops, $3.50 values at, per pair $1.98 Ladies' Gun Metal or Patent Leather Pump, high heels, all sizes, at, per pair $1.59 Boys' Gun Metal Button or Lace Shoes, sizes 1 to S'A, $3.00 valuta, at, per pair $2.19 Ladies' White Nubuck Sport Boots, white rubber coles, low heels, all aizes, $5.00 value, at per pair - $4.19 Misses' Patent Leather. Cloth Top Shoes. White leather soles and I eels, all aizes at, per pair $2.29 Child's Tan Grain Sandals, sizes 2 to 5, at per pair ..-33c ' Ready-to-Wear Specials Beautiful Black or Navy Blue Silk Coats, each and every one new this season. Take your choice while they last at 1-2 Price All Silk Suits, all Cloth Suits, take your choice of any in this department; while they last at exactly 1-2 Price Lingerie Dresses, each and every one specially priced. These are all brand new, newest styles and materials. 1-2 Price BLACK PETTICOATS Sl.no Black Underskirts, black satteen and spun glass, all sizes; specially priced for Friday and Saturday at, each 49c MEN, LOOK HERE! One Lot of Porus Knit U nion Suits, in -white and Egyptian, sizes 34 to 46, at each ... . ; 59c One Lot of Men's Athletic Union Suits, similar to the B. V. D. styles. A fine line of different patterns, all sizes, garment...49c One Lot of Men's Imitation Porusknit and one Lot of Men' Egyptian Balbriggan Undershirts and drawers, sizes 32 to 46. Sale price is . - .- 19e Men's Arrow Collars, any style and size, always 15c, 2 for 25c, Reduction Sale price, each . He Men's Silk Half-Hose, in Champagne, Navy, Tan, Gray, White, and Black, in sizes 9, 10, 10'A, 11, 11, Sale price per pr...23c Both Phones 80 . Where You Spend the Least and Get the Most for It WORTHS' DEPARTMENT. STORE New Wallace Building 313-321 West First St. . - - Revised Proverbs. ' The man who know nut nud knows not ho knows nut, ho la frequent You can't do anything with liliu. Tint innu who knows not nud know ho known nut: ln will Union to you with awe. Cultivate hliu. Tlio mini who knows "nil knows not ho knows, shun him. Ho may wuko up and bocomo wIko to you. Tlio innn who knnxra and knows be knows, he la n boro. Illm-koiill hlin. JihIko. - ' READ OUR WANT ADS Fitting Sequel, "Flattery la dnuccroua to sensitive ladles." snld Clmiinrcy Dcpew. "1 am always very rarvful In the matter, be cause one evening I told a lady that she waa as sweet as honey, and the next day she had biros." Now Tork Tribune. Aa you cannot do what you wish, you should wish what you can do Torence. WHEN answering classified ads )lrne mention the Democrat. MAR5HFIELD TO HAVE A BIG CELEBRATION AUG. 24-26 The Completion of Willamette Pacific Is to Be Made An Event. NEWPORT Reduced Fares FOR Summer Trips When summer come and a vacation outing is planned, remember Newport is cool. The breeae from off the mighty Pacific never fails. With the many diversions and attractions to pass the hours away, surely you could find no better place for your vacation. The Cost Is Low v . Round Trip Tickets arc on sale daily from all Southern Pacific stations in Western Oregon. The return limit Is October 31. Daily Trains from Albany and Corval lis make excellent connections. ' Write for illustrated booklet "Newport" or ask local agent for com- plctc information. ' . .. JOHN M. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent, Portland Oregon. SOUTHERN PACIFIC K. J. Arnold, 'the veteran live-wire showman of the Willamette valley, was in the city yesterday spreading 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 fqr Albany his optimism around on the subject of the Coos Hay Railroad jubilee, which will be held at Marshfield and Coos Bay points August 24, 25, and 26. The bay towns are preparing to give the world a bis .treat on these days and are going to unlimited expense in pro viding entertainment to the vast throngs that will crowd into the port on these days. Marshfield will spend over ?1U,1JU alone in providing enter tainment. The plan to be enforced will be to give the visitors as much for nothing ns'puxiblc. All visitors will be met and provided with a badge. No money will be taken for auto rides, or any oihi-r nimilar form of amusement. The idea is to advertise Coos Bay and show the world what has been bottled up-in the southwestern part of the state all these years. The entertainment features will in clude a huge free clambake, street dances, nrivate dances, ball games. aquatic sports, motor boat races anu a big free excursion in trains and au tomobiles from Marshfield to North Bend, Coquille, Myrtle Point, and other Coos Bay towns. . : . The excursions run to Marshfield on these days will perhaps be the biggest ever run to a similar event. Owing to the rivalry between Oregon and Cali fornia for Coos Bay trade, a big" ex cursion consisting of both a traiuload and a boatload of people from the Sun Francisco chamber of commerce will be run. The Portland chamber of commerce will send a big delega tion on the Portland Journal special. The Eugene Radiators will send one full trcin and possibly two, while the Salem Cherrians are getting up a crowd that will include between 50 and 100 people. Is Albany going to be represented in this great trade event, her citizens rubbing shoulders with the merchants of the other towns and cities of the coast? Rpseburg will also send a big delegation. Thrift on a Raft. Scottish thrift received a. sevcro blow not long ago after a shipwreck Two Scotchmen had got ou to a raft, but had nothing to support life orplr Its except a little tobacco and some matches, but no pipe or cigarette pa pers. Succor seemed never coming. At Inst they gave It up as hopeless: but. desirous of having a little comfort be fore the seemingly Inevitable end. they made some cigarettes with bauknotes one. of them bad In his pocket Use banknotes were no sooner sacrificed than relief came, and they were saved. Their feelings cannot be described. London Telegraph. They Saw the Wonder. - A woman with a family of children recently ' moved from the heart of Indianapolis to oue of the suburbs, where they found various new educa tional opportunities. One day a neigh bor met them all walking back from the edge of town utid asked whether they had been ont In the country. "Yes." snld the woman: "the man who brings our butter said he had a cow ont there, and I took the children out to see It" Indianapolis News. Pianos moved with greatest of oare. City Auto Transfer,' . adv al7-tf COHINO EVENTS.- July 7-16 Albany Chautauqua. July 10-15 Elks' National conven tion, Baltimore. July 5-19 Boys' encampment, Caa- cadia. . July 24-25 State Jewelers conven tion, Albany. ' Aug. 1-10 Supreme lodge K. of P. Portland. Nov. 7 Election. Daily Democrat by Carrier. S4 Year. COMING FRIDAY THEDA BARA, the screen's greatest Vampire woman, in "The Eternal Sapho" Studebaker Agency and Service Station have been moved . : to TYLER & GEORGE , GARAGE West Second St. . Clean Electric Breezes Beat Dusty Automobiling AN PRICES have taken a big drop- The convenient payment plan has been put in effect . It's easy now for every one to have the luxury of cooling, electric breezes. Just telephone your electrical dealer and ask to have it fan delivered at your home, office or store. Price , $5 and Up Oregon Power Co. "Reliable Service" . Telephones 15 306 West Second St. A virile photodrama of the soul WILLIAM FOX H I It At D THROUGH FoxFiTm CORPORATION G. T. Hockensmith Agent for Linn Go. ROLEE
