Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192?, July 21, 1916, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPAQS FOUR ALBANY DAILT DEMOCRAT, PRTDAY, JUtY 21, 1CI6, 1 USD PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS AND GET THE BEST RESULTS ' 6 j CITY NSWS Summer Offerings of Real Interest Ladles' waist, value to $1.85 Special $1.35 ea. S3 inch corduroy in emerald, gold and Copenhagen, ....89c yd. 32 inch white washable cordu- roy, 85c yd. 36 and 40 inch wash goods, val ues to 35c. Special 23c yd. Standard fashions for August, now ready. Good quality silk boot hose, per pair . 15c New sport stripes in 36 inch per cales ..: ; 17c yard ' 36 inch beach cloth in sport stripes,. , 25c yd. Fast color Amoskeog dress gingham, 10c yd A new line of good Indian blan kets for beach or auto, $7.95 ea. FLOOD'S STORE 334 West First St. PORTLAND WEEKLY STOCK MARKET REPORT Hogs. Hog prices were advanced another 20 to 25c yesterday. Tops went at $9.05 with the bulk of sales at $9.00. There were no extra choice hogs here ; yesterday or tops would have un- : doubtedly been higher. 2750 head re ceived. There was a good demand and ' offerings were not large enough to Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Holt returned : this morning to their home in Port land after a visit with Dr. and Mrs. j. i,. Kiggs, in tnis cuy. For Sale. Forty Acre Farm. Cheap and on eas yterms, if taken nimediately. Afl new improvements, iix-room house, barn 31x36, and other ut buildings. All under woven wire ence and cross fenced; Small famtlv orchard. About 25 acres under cultivation md about 10 acres to be cleared. This place is less than 1-4 mile from x good school, and 3 1-2 miles to rail 'oad station. Price, $2,380, cash $1,000, balance .ight years' time at 6 per cent interest vith the privilege of paying $100 or nore at any time. , Also will sell cheap on the farm, ne crop ot clover, wheat, oats, and etch, cheat, and oats, stock and farm mpliments. Will give posession in 30 lays alter date of sale. Call or phone G. A. CONN. Airlie. Oregon. j2U-auglsw Daily, Democrat ov drier. 84 Year. Locked in Jail Ralph Thorn,' deputy sheriff and candidate for the office of county re corder, committed himself to the county jail Wednesday evening about 7:15 o'clock. Just before the band concert Thorn was showing a parly of friends through the .county hastilc. and to demonstrate how secure the cells were he stepped into one of them and snapped the lock on him self. When he went to get out his key wouldn't fit and Sheriff Undine couldnbe found. At last, in despera tion, when he became tired of being his own prisoner. Thorn asked his guests to procure a hammer, and the Yale lock was batetred open. Four Indiana .-' Four Indian hoys who escaped from the school at Chemawa were captured here last night on train U. and taken by today by Luce, of the school. Returned to Minnesota Mr. and Mrs. II. M. Emerson re turned this morning to Minneapolis after a visit at the home of-Mrs. Em erson's sister, Mrs. S, N. Rradcn. " Weather Variety. Some growl eretiially at the weath er; It Is too hot or too cold: too wet or too dry. And yet a kind Providence arranges It Infinitely better than we could. What a beautiful promise this was In the early history of the race: "While the earth reninineth. seed time and harvest, and cold and heat, and summer and winter, and day and nlKht shall not cease." Christian Her ald. ( Looking Ahead, "l'think I hail better set a Job before we marry." - "Don't be so unroiuuntk-, Kreddy. I won't need any rlnthes ror a lone, lone time." "But you tuny want to eat almost any tlnie, my dear."' ritMinrch Post Knocking on Wood. The "knock wood" suierstltIon Is said to date hark to the days of sylvan ods: when nak. ash and rowan were sacred trees, whose deities would come to the assistance nf the knocker. J Subscribers. ' i1 If (he bovs fail to deliver the paper each evening kindly phone to the othce. lhe management invites complaints from its pa trons and will do its best to correct' faulty service.- r 11: ijilobe 1 neatre I r; -. ttnsjj I The store Bulletin July 21 Vol.1 Triangle FRIDAY and SATURDAY Norma Talmadge and Robert Harron The Missing Links' . A powerful drama in 5 parts "Because He Loved Her" Featuring Sam Bernard with Mae Butch . . . 2-part comedy 7-BIG REELS-7 Big and Little Girls' Dresses We have the best assortment we havl ever shown in all sizes from ages 1 to 14 in over 20 different patterns. It's just the. time of year you want nice cool gingham dresses and this is the place to buy them. You save fully 25 to 33 1-3 per cent. It's cheaper than mak ing them. Buying for our 12S Busy Stores for cash and our up to date selling methods makes this saving to you. 75c Gingham Dresses, many styles $1.00 Gingham Dresses, many styles 49c -:r..: 79c $1.50 Gingham Dresses, many styles . . 98c $2.00 Gingham Dresses' .'.....;.'...... J '. :......; $1.49 White Dresses Everything . Always : for Less 49c, 69c, 98c, $1.49 Everything Always for Less Belts ..... 19c, 25c, 45c Blue Bib Overalls . 75c Khaki Pants 98c Whipcord rants 98c, $1.25 Nelson's Seamless Sox 3 pr. 25c Athletic Unions - 65c Balbriggan unions ; 89c Mesh Unions 49c-89c Work Shirts 39c-49c Dress Shirts 49c-65c-98c Black and Tan Hose 3 pr. 25c Lisle Hose .. . 19c Boston Garters 18c Straw Hats 18c-25c-30c Dress Straw Hats 65c up $1.20 Silk Hats. 49c Panama Hats $2.95 Felt Hata ......$1.00, $1.65, $2.45 Mule Skin Shoes ......$1.45-$1.69 Mule Skin Shoes $1.45-$1.69 Elk Shoes $1.65-$1.95-$2J5 Heavy Work Shoes, Plain or Cap Toe, black or brown ........ $2?0-$2.45-$2.85-$3.20-$3.85 Black, 8 in. Top Plain Toe orig inal Chippewa . $3.45 Men's Oxfords, black or tan, values up to $4.00 .. $1.65 Men's Dress Shoes, button or lace tan or blacks ... $2.45, $2.95, $3.45, $3.65, $3.85 Boys' Mule Shoes ........... $1.39 Boys' Elk Shoes $1.69, $1.79 Boys' Oxfords, $2.50 vals. $1.00 Boys' overalls, all sizes 49c Boys Straw Hats 8c Boys' Unions , 35c C. J. BREIER CO. 22 STORES SILK GLOVES Short Silk Gloves, black or white, with double finger tips and two clasps.' All sites, 45c, as you know, Is a radical" reduction A from present selling prices ,.r v BLACK SILK Our regular $1.00 quality of Black Mescaline Silk, 36 Inches wide, rich lustrous finish, perfect color, 1 ke the man at I lie circus wt will say Hurry, Hurry, Hurry I Prldi.y and Saturday if It CQC lasts that long, at per yard..,, i ..... Special Saturday Sales ! ! - 8Sc SHEETS 69c Special $7.75 Dozen New lot heavy imality, yard sheets the best wearing sheet we know of at 85c rcuiilar. Limit 1 dozen to a customer. 35c BATH TOWELS 29c Special $3.00 a Dozen Large size 22x40 inches, very absorbent, serviceable quality,. ' 15c HUCK TOWELS 12c N ' Special $1.35 Dozen Double thread huck, extra hea vj -size 18x36 inches, plain white or red borders. They can't be duplicated anywhere at this low price. - SHOES White Canvas Lace Oxford, rubber soles and heels, all sizes. While they last in our unloading sale at per pair BUc Ladies' Patent Leather Vamps, Side Lace Oxford, Louis heel, col ored cloth tops, $3.50 v.ilucs, in our unloading sale nt $1.9B Ladies' Gun Metal or Patent Leather Pumps, high heels, all sizes. Unloading sale at per pair ,i , .', $I.S9 Boys' Gun Metal Button or Lace Shoes, sizes 1 to S'A, $3.00 values Unloading sale at per pair , $2,19 Ladies' White Nubuck Sport Boots, while rubber soles, low heels, all sizes, $5.00 values , $4.19 Misses' Patent Leather, Cloth Top Shoes, white leather soles and heels, all sizes. $3.00 values. Unloading sale at per pajr .... $2.20 Child's Tan Grain Sandals, sizes 2 to 5. Unloading a.ile at 33c St.00-ll.50 BACK LACE COKSETS NOW 69c Broken lines to be closed out at this Special Price. No "ifa" or "ancls about it, these odds and ends in coraeta are going to g j, each and every style new tills teaon. Our nrw fall models are now on the way, we must maki room for them. hmce this reduc tion. Not til s.es in each style, but big collection of all sizes. You- c! jlm .if n iy corset in the lot lor only 60c, CoTr.ei early to.- beat selection A Matchless Opportunity to Buy READY TO WEAR SPECIAL Beautiful Black or Navy Bluo 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 ev ery one specially priced, these are all brand new, newest styles and materials. BLACK PETTICOATS $1.00 Black Underskirts, black satteen and spun glass, all sizes. 'Specially priced for Friday and Saturday at each 49c OP GREAT INTEREST ' UNDERMUSLIN SALE They are made of such excellent materials they're fresh and new so prettily trimmed and so perfectly made and fashioned that it is a waste of energy and time to attempt to make them at home. , ' New 75o and 85o Combinations CQ, and Gowns, Extra Special OVC Combinations in many styles, shea 36 to 44. Gowns slip-over open front style, long or short slieves, all sizes. We could write paragraph afterr paragraph about them, so great is our enthusi asm, but for details you must see them Prid.iy. BIG SAVINGS FOR THRIFTY HOUSEWIVES SATURDAY New Full-size Cotton Blankets 98o Fresh from the mill, just unpacked. Splendid quality, large size, in white with different colored bor lers. We have marked them ex tra special for Friday at 98c a pair. SALE OF FANCY SILKS Strictly first-quality Silks from our regular Mock undeiprlced for Friday and Rutin da selling. The sharp reduction in price coupled with the splendid quel, ity of merchaudire. mokes this sale of first Importance. Stripes, checks and pliid In I lack and white, blue and while and fancy mixed colors, Beautiful silks (or dreMes, waUts, petticoats, sport suits, stardaid qualities, 36 inches wide, values to $1.75. Special per yard, $1.19. , TUB SILKS Crepe Tub Silks. In a vast vari ety of pretty fancy stripes, fast colors, yard wide, specially pric ed for Friday and Saturday at per Yard, $1.19. B. V. D. UNDERWEAR Men's B. V. D. summer underwear, the genuine make In all sizes. $1.00 ta the price everywhere, specially priced for Friday and Saturday at each suit 79c BURSON HOSE This famous make Burson Hotc, with rib lops, white feet, ordi nary and outside sires, 8H-9-9!4-IO.IOS, 25c values, spe- 1 "T cial Friday and Saturday at per pair . ........... " ' Worth's Department Store The Poles. (By United Press) Washington, 21. President Wilson signed a personal lctctr to the rulers of Great Britain, France, Rusia, Germany, and Austria, in which he urged a quick solution o( the Polish relief problem. Park Staluaker recently retiurned from a trip to Spokane, where lie reg istcred in the land drawing. Appraisement Given The appraisement in the citalc of J. A. Zimmerman was filed today. L. E. Walton, P. J I. l-'recrkscn and F.. Abraham estimated the value of the estate at $50.IK5. KODAKS We have the very latest in Kodaks DEVELOPING and PRINTING DONE RIGHT W ; At DAWSON'S ThS' Hay, Feed, Straw Wanted The Oregon Agricultural College is in need of approximately: 175 toiit of hay and 2W) tons of straw (various kind, Iodic and baled), 85 tons of oun, white, gray, 20 tons of wheat. 130 tons of barley. 32 Inns of bran. 14 tons of middlings, We will purchase any part of the above and.pay cah upon delivery. We win uiiu contract ior any ot llirsc supplies. Can furnish IIXX) sacks. Addrcis communications to the Business Office. Telephone Hell 1 1-1.. Independent, 75. . E. M. DUFFY, swjl8-al5. Biiiincia Man.nuer. WHEN answering classified ads, please mention the Democrat.- 66 Four Big Stars in One Play Wm. Fox presents another Photoplay Supreme SINS of MEN Based on the creed of selfishness A dramatic arraignment of the evils that men do . with an all-star cast including: P"STUART HOLMES Stuart f""""! Dorothy v Holmes Bernard Hattie Kjy Kittens Burks lltK4 Reichert The noted Vaude- Ws, The cunning little villc octor Wm. Fox child star 99 1!. iwi B DIRECTION WILLIAM FOX 1 17a eaavral&?'sg.lw Tonight Evenings 15 c "WILLIAM rOX PMeterssys suthzms MtlAMO THNOU6M r-oxHIm CORPORATION ROLFE William rax mslQWAYI MlfSSMS WIUASIO THROUGH r-oxHIm CQftRORATION Saturday Matinees 10c