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About Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192? | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1916)
ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT, 7DAY, JULY 21, iili faos TMKiei i lit .'.I: .v In the midst of our Great Sale we offer these EXTRAS IN OUR GROCERY DEPARTMT for Saturday BUTTER 'Gold (Bind" fancy creamery butter only, per roll , 59c SARDINES American sardines in cottonteed oil, 10c can. Spe- clay 7c SOAP Mechanica Pumice Soap, 10c bar. Special c One doscn bare, only ....... .............. 88c Thla item we know will catch every laboring man'a atetntlon. You I Oet your ahare. COFFEE Peaberry 30c value.only . - 21c Peaberry 35c value, at ....... ,.,.....ur... - 29c Which la the beat grade money can buy. And Just to Remind You We will atlll have the "GOLD BAND VALLEY PLOUR nt 11.10 a aack, buy now aa flour ia aurely advancing in price. 8)D(lilI)$g!SI99(V$3 a 50 PERSONAL MENTION is PROM PAYETTEVILLE (S & a n9)aioDaiir(sa)(i)(si)(!. Fayclcvillc, July 17, Jiio. Painter after vi.iiii'K a few day In I'oi tluii'l In at week, returned home on the .Monday evening eleelric. J. E, Davis, editor of the Slieild Monitor, a Fayottcville husinesi visitor mi Monday evening. D. M, John, lite Oregon Life mar. of Corvallis, wan a Paycticvillc busi- Order your alio material from tin Albany Lumber Co. Sawmill now run nlnit. Both phones. m4il Speedily, akillfully, economically, I he City Auto Transfer way. eI7tf ad FOR SALE For a quick anle, will ell one of the best Millershurg 10 acre tracti for $1000, $500 cadi, balance on time. Thin it $50 pn acre less than con. Call on J. V Pipe, 20 West 2nd St. FOR SALE, CHEAP-Ncw McCor mick binder; hat cut only 40 acres E. II. Molluway. j7-Md&su CHRONIC DISEASES a Specialty Cancer, Rheumatism, etc. Servii rcatonahlc. Conmltation free. Elec trical and medical trentiucnt. Call I want to make your acquaintance Office 405 15. 5ih St. and R. R. Si llouri 8 to II a. m. and 1 to 6 p. m D. M. Jonei, M. D., Albany, OrcKOn j26-a d&aw FOR SALE Absolutely clean gen crnl store, about $.11)00. No dead lock. Your ditcounu pay your rent, including convenient adjacent .living rooms. Small town, Marion county, Oregon. Address Box 31 i, Albany, Ore. j 18-2(1 WANTED Experienced girl to i'.o general homework. 632 Maker. Bell phone 3WR. COOKED FOOD SALE Ry ladle of the Grace Prcabyterian Church, all day Saturday nt the Hamilton ' .tore. J20-2I 3) iC S) 9 4 PERSONAL MENTION FROM SHELBURN. ' Shelburn. Or., July 18. Mr. Ban li.ii moved hit family here from Mill City, and will work at Frank Teitrokca tliis tummer. Litton Darby haa passed through here with an auto he had Juat pur chased. There is quite a lot of hay down in thii vicinity and the farmert would he glad to ace the tun thine instead of su much rain. Rev. McGce held services here last 'Sunday at the Presbyterian church. Miss Gladys Morris is visiting rel atives at Detroit this week. Mr. Shanks, of Portland, is visiting at the home of his son, A. Shank, near Shelburn. Inez and Kenneth Hirons returned home last week liom a visit vith relatives at Salem, Dundee and Port land. ' - COMING EVENTS. July 24-25 State Jewelers' conven tion, Albany, ... , . . Aug. 1-10 Supreme lodge K. of P. Portland. Nov. 7 Election. Daily Democrat by Carrier. f4 Year nest visitor early Tuesday morning. Mr. King, of the Standard Oil Co., of Portland, transacted business with J. F. Ristig the merchant, early Wed nesday morning. , Miss Uessie Ristig, of Portland, is here visiting at the home of Mr, and Mrs. J. F. Ristig. Miss Ida Abraham toow the Thurs day electric for Albany.' Mrs. J. A. Stewart returned home on the S.33 electric Thursday evening front Seaside, Oregon, to attend the funeral of her sister, Mrs. R. G, Ham ilton, who died recently. J. T. Miller. L. C. Miller, W. L. Grove, were Albany business visitors on Saturday morning. WILL MAKE MOVIE STAR IN 12 MONTHS Wm.FoxDiscoversJuneCaprice Boston School Girl Said to Be a Second Mary Pickford. Movie fans of America: Meet little Miss June Caprice, seventeen years old, who within one year will be the most popular little girl in nil the wide world of the movies, William Fox has discovered this new young beauty with the laughing est eyes and the sunniest smile ever filmed, has "tested" her carefully be fore t lie camera, and has deliberately told this little beauty that he wilt make her more famous than any girl hat ever been made before in the film world. Mr. Fox committioncd six repre sentative! to go forth into the big, broad highways of American life and find him the most typical smiling, hap py little beauty without experience. "See that you find for me a natural, graceful, pretty firl without affecta tions or mannerisms; a girl who It winsome, happy, who lives with her parents or is off studying somewhere In a girl's school. When you think you have found the most remarkable girl you ever saw bring her to me. We will give a long and adequate test to the theory that prevails through out America that youth, beauty and grace, backed by good plays, can make a star of the first magnitude out of a girl whom the public has nev er heard." Juno Caprice it the girl who an swered all these descriptions. Her home it, in Boston; she was born in Arlington. She is young, beau tiful, hat the beauty and lovelinctt of the Mary Pickford who first attracted screen attention throughout the world, and hat been mistaken for Mitt Pick ford wherever the went in her native Bostonian habitat. During the world's series baseball games In Boston, June Caprice ap peared at the game in place of Miss Pickford and as Miss Pickford, and was wildly cheered by 30,000 fans, was photographed for the newspapers and interviewed by the reporters of a score of cities without one of them ever suspecting that he was not talk ing to the real Little Mary of film land. You will now have the opportunity to see the first public appearance in the photodrama "Caprice of the Mountains," in which she is starred a real star with Harry S. Milliard, the handsome movie actor. Her name meant nothing at yet, but her beauty meant much already. FOR SALE Good driving horse and Haley pneumatic buggy. Good set harness and saddle. W. C. Farley, , Albany, Oregon. ' j7lfwky WHEN answering classified ads. please mention the Democrat. I ' s t 1; - - o rg Jutsic cspmce 9mm BIStCTION WlkklAM FOX mmt aie KNOX BUTTE NEWS AND PERSONALS Knox Butte, July 18. C. A. Brandes returned to Portland last week after a few days' visit with Mr, and Mrs. Sam Knox. . Miss Zclla Knox of Portland is the gues,t of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Knox. She is a sister of Mr. Knox and spend a couple of weeks with them. Mr. Emery and family of Corvallis will move on their farm thit next week. Mr. Emery purchased 20 acres of Chas. Rapp. About50 young people tendered Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Propst a reception at their home on Friday evening. Mrs. Frank Froman of Albany is visiting a few days this week at the DR. TOEL ELECTRO-THERAPIST AND ELECTRO-SURGEON DALLAS, ORE. FOUR YEARS STUDY AT GERMAN AND SWISS UNIVERSITIES AND THE LARGE HOSPITALS OF LONDON. ENGLAND OVER THIRTY YEARS' EXPERIENCE IN HIS SPECIALTIES. Formerly for niany years a SPECIALIST . In CHICAGO. Specialties: , CANCERS AND TUMORS No knife and loss of blood. No plasters and pain for hours or days. POLYPUS, GOITRE, PILES, FISTULA, DISEASES OF WOMEN NOSE, THROAT, LUNGS, SKIN Kidneys, Bladder, Prostate, Liver, Stomach, Bowels Nervous Diseases, Gout, Rheumatism. SUITE 10 DALLAS NATIONAL BANK BUILDING One block east, one north from S. P. R. R. Depot From 9 a. m. to 12 noon, 2 to 5 p. m., 7 to 8 p. m., Sunday 10 to 1 p. m. - CONSULTATION FREE Dodge Brothers motor CAR The permanence and endurance of the finish is worthy of more than passing consideration The process itself The baking on of the enamel at an intensely high temperature is unique, and so are the results. After months of ordinary ; process of polishing brings back the original lustre. Ralston Motor Co. 121 Eul Seventh Stmt homes of Mrs. Mose Miller and Mrs. A. J. Caldwell. A new mint distillery is being erect ed on the Marshall farm. Mr. and Mrs. John "Henderson of Jefferson visited Saturday at the home of D. H. Hampton. o .... Mrs. Sig Cohen, of Portland, is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Senders for a few days. RFATV OUR WANT ADS Attention Maccabees. r Initiation Saturday evening, July 22. Be on hand. A. SENDERS, K. K. Returned tp Stayton : Jf Ms. Carrie Beauciiamp returned home Tuesday from Albany where she has been visiting her son, Dr. F. E. Beauchamp. Her granddaughter' Wilma accompanied her home. Stay ton Mail. Travel Center for Outing Trips. Over the Mountains TO Newport $2 .75 is the week-end fare to the beautiful Newport beaches; it's cool and comfortable at the beach. You don't have to exert yourself swimming, just camp and rest near the sound of the ocean breakers. Week-end fares return limit is Monday. Write or Ask for Booklet on "NEWPORT" Ask local agent for information John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Ore. SOUTHERN PACIFIC COOS BAY RAILROAD CELEBRATION Marshfield and North Bend, August 24th, 25th and 26th , - LOW ROUND TRIP FARES A REM OVA i3 . -A ..Id O Groceries Dry Goods SALE STARTS TOMORROW, Hardware! JULY- 22d I AND LASTS UNTIL THE FIRST OF THE MONTH WHEN WE MOVE INTO THE NEW QUARTERS JUST ACROSS THE SALEM ROAD FROM OUR PRESENT LOCATION. OUR OLD LEASE HAS EXPIRED AND WE HAVE TAK-; EN A LONG ONE ON THE NEW BUILDING WHICH GIVES MUCH LOWER RENT AND BETTER ADVANTAGES. . : WE HAVE ALWAYS PRIDED OURSELVES ON HAVING ONE OF. THE BEST AND CLEANEST STOCKS OF GROCERIES IN THE CITY, BUT WE FIND WE HAVE MORE OF SOME KINDS OF GOODS THAN WE WANT TO . T CARRY TO THE NEW PLACE. MANY OP THESE ARTICLES WOULD COST US MORE WH ESALE IF WE SHOULD BUY AGAIN THAN WE ARE CHARGING YOU FOR THEM. A SALE OF THIS KIND OF GOODSSHOULD INTEREST YOU. f GROCERIES Olives In tins, regular 25c, special ....... Extra Fancy Olives In 1 gal. tin, regular $2, Special Freia' Fancy Chow Chow, regular 10c, Sale Price - Frets' Fancy Mix Sweet Pickles, regular 10c, Sale Price Snyder's Tomato Soup, regular 10c, Sale Price Gulttard's Ceylon Tea, regular 35c, Sale Price ' Gultard'i Ceylon Tea, regular 65c, Sale Price .. 19c $1.49 Sc ..... Sc 6c ... 24c ... 41c Coffee, good 30c grade. Sale price . . . 1 lb. Can W brand Baking Powder, Reg. 25c, Sale Price Coffee, regular 25c Blend, Sale Price 2 lb. Can W brand Baking Powder, Reg, 50c, Sale Price ... Pineapples, good grade. Sale Price, ptr can .... Kippered Herring, regular 15c, Sale Price ...... Saturday Only, Bananas 20c 21c 18c 18c 32c 7c 9c DRY GOODS Men's Summer Weight Underwear, Reg. 50c, Sale Price Men's Jumpers, Reg. $125, Sale Price Women's and Misses' Union Suits, R J. 35c, Sale Price ... MUsea' fine ribbed Vests, Reg. 25c, S'Jo Price . Men's Silk Lisle Hose, Reg. two pair for 29ci 69cr 19r 18c 25c The Main Street Store I. E. CONN Successor of Scott & Conn
