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ALBANY DATX.T DEMOCRAT. FRIDAY. AUQUST 25. 1914.
New Fall Dress
Goods
Beautiful styles, excellent values
New Wool Plaids, in pretty color combinations, yard
50c to $1
44-inch all-wool Serges, good shades, yard
: $1 . .
' 42-inch Wool Taffeta, a splendid fabric, yard
$1.25
New wide stripes in all-wool fabrics, yard
$2 and $2.25
Children's Canvas Gloves . . . . 5c pr.
Ladies' Gauntlet Canvas Gloves, 3 pr. for 25c
FLOOD'S STORE
334 West First St.
Always the Best Stationery
Can Be Had at
DAWSON'S DRUG STORE
"THE STORE OF QUALITY"
NEW LIFE SAVER.
Salem Man has a Remarkable Inven
tion far Ahead of the '
Pulmotor.
Statesman:- Chief of Police Welch
is awaiting an opportunity altho he
doesn't think it will conic to try out
new life saving device which ha
een brought to Salem by j. E. Ter
wiiliger of the Cotage Undertaking
Parlors. "
This new machine is called the lung
motor, and according to all accounts
is about the most efficient apparatus
TRAIL BLAZERS HERE
AGAIN TO FINISH WORK
JOMtsoH Hall
AOMWHSTBAT'CX MK
THE "GREATER OREGON"
With new bnlldlnr better equipment, and r.l
man addition to lu racnitr. the vnlvenlty
of Ore on will berln Its forty -flrtt year, Tues
day September IS, 1910.
Special train Ins In Commerr. Journalism,
Architecture, Law, Medici ne. Teaching. Libra
ry Work, Matlc, Physical Training- and Pine
Art. Larre and stronv departments of Liber
al Education.
Library of mora than 6S.0 toIqdn, fif
teen buildings folly equipped, two splendid
gymnasiums.
Tuition Free Dormitories for men and for
women. Expenses Lowest,
-Writ for f re catalogs. addressing Registrar
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON
EOnENE. OREGON
IB
jRCWCOUCATlONAI.
Routes East to Scio, Lebanon,
Brownsville and Across to
Princville Now.
The automobile Trail blazers are
here aain. They will mark the roads
cast of here. Today they will go to
Scio, marking the road to that place
with a distinct color. This after
noon they planned with Secy. East
burn, of the Commercial club, to mark
the trail trout this city to Sweet
Home, via Lebanon. This route will
be marked yellow, with the route
thru Brownsville, over the mountains
to Princville will be marked green,
continuing the markings from Cor
vallis. The green and ycllow routes
will give two roads to Sweet Home,
one through Le;mou and one thru
Brownsville, the Lebanon road said
to be about 10 miles shorter.
" In the party are Mr. and Mrs. V. E.
Tomlinson, of Marshalltown, Iowa,
and Mr. Tomlinson's brother. The
work done on the present trit will
complete the contract made with A.
L. Miegs last winter. The work is
certainly worth many times the $100
paid for it and is the greatest conven
ience to travellers that could be imagined.
yet designed for use in cases of
drowning, asphyxiation, electric shock,
and other accidents in which respira
tion is cut off. Mr. Tcrwilliger has
been demonstrating it to the physi
cians of the city, most of whom have
approved of its working, and has now
left it at the police station where it
can. be quickly secured if needed.
The machine is constructed on a
different principle, according to Chief
Welch, than the pulmotor which he
has used considerably.
The Lungmotor not only pumps air
into the lungs of, the patient, but
lraws it out again, forcing complete
THE DA BAR A
TONIGHT
in a motion
picture
revival of
the
old stage
favorite '
'East
Ly
nne
A masterly
modernized
' version
May Murillo
I hi A hTv&H$w$ i
All-Star Cast
Includes
STUART HOLMES,
CLAIRE WHITNEY,
WM. H.TOOKER
and Others
2 Days Only
FRI.&SAT.
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ROLFE Theatre
WIUIAM rox
.ILIA MO TMHOUCM
hox hilm
CORPORATION
All Summer
Footwear
Divided Into 3
Lots for Quick
Disposal .
Lot 1 Our best grades of white
high boota in Reignskin cloth.
White Nubuck, Louis heels snd
English Walking Shoes; also
$3.00. '$3.50 and $4.00 black pump
with high and low heels. Your
choice
$2.45
Lot 2 Sport Oxfords In white
Canvas with Ball Strap of black
patent, tan calf and white calf.
Values to $3.50; also includes
pat. and gun metal pumps with
high and low heels. Your choice
$1.95
Croup 3 includes all odds and
ends in women's and children's
low shoes, Values to $4.00.
Your choice .
95c
Mcdowell
shoe CO.
"Quality for Less" .
EVERWEAR HOSIERY
J. L. Cooper, of.. Independence, ar
rived in the city yesterday.
I. T. Yokuin and Lawrence Smith,
of Dallas, were in the city last night.
W. F. Moore came over from
Brownsville yesterday.
respiration. ' v
A little indicator at the top of the
pump is turned to the proper point
and regulates the amount of air to be
pumped. For a small child only a
short stroke is taken and the number
of strokes per minute, noted on the
dial, is greater than for older children.
For an average rdult almost the full
capacity of the pump is used and
about eighteen strokes per minute giv
en. If oxygen is needed, as in the case
of a person nearly dead of pneumo
nia, for instance, or asphyxiated with
smoke or gas, it can be quickly sup
plied. Instead of having a tank of ox
ygen already prepared, a small tank
is supplied in which a chemical tablet
is put, The tank is then filled with
water, and oxygen is generated im
mediately. By means of a small valve
the' air pumped into the patient's
lungs may bc made one-fourth, one
half, threc-fourtli oxygen, or the pure
gas may be given. .
Because of the fact that a table is
provided right on the machine for
various ages, and all one needs' to do
is to operate the pump, there is no
chance of making mistakes with it.
THEDA BARA STARS
TODAY IN "EAST ME"
The moving picture revival of "Fast
Lynnc," produced by the master
organxution of William Fox. adhered
closely to the dramatic perfection of
the old stace favorite, but brings nil
the power oi the motion picture real
ism and an all-stur cast into pluy to
make it an "Fast Lynn" never before
achieved.
1'hed.i Barn, whose parts as beauti
ful villaiuess are well known to mov
ing picture audience, in this ilm
reaches the height of her emotional
powers, and her experienced support
ers create a photodrnma of unusual
merit.
In "Fast Lynne" The da Bars has
an entirely different role from the
usual conception of her. Instead of he.
inn the vampire, tho woman who
wrecks men's lives, she is the woman
imposed upon, and the ordinarily
sweet little Claire Williams comes
nearer being the villaincss. But she
doesn't mca nto, and is fighting for
the love of the man in love with la-'
bcl iThcda Bara.
"East Lynnc" is the good, old En
glish play that has held the attention
of theatrical audiences for many,
many years and is still popular, ft i
predicted that a full house will witness
the performance on both Friday and
Saturday when it appears at the Rolfc
theatre.
DOROTHY GISH HAS TO
SUFFER "CALLITHUMPING"
A real New Finland "calliiliump"
is a feature of "Betty Craystone." the
new Fine Arts-Triangle play in which
Dorothy Gish stars at the Globe to
night and Saturday.
This term means the drumming out
of town of some one who has justly
or unjustly incurred the displeasure
of the Puritanic villagers In this
drama the heroine is found in the
company of a New Yorkers one niuht
in his conntrv residence near the lit
tle town of Grayslone. A large com
pany of the curious have gone to tl
place, as a report is spread about that
it is haunted.
The gossips of the town pass judg
ment on the girl, who has been kept
captive in the attic by her unfeeling
step father. When the mob comes for
the girl she is dragged downstairs
and made to precede the hooting pro
cession, clad in a dancing gown, silk
stocking and slippers, which her
wealthy sweetheart has allowed her
to appropriate from the extensive
wardrobe of the house.
Back from Detroit
Rev. Geo. Pratt and brother-in-law.
Gates Cochran, returned last night
from Detroit, where they fished the
festive trout for a few days, getting a
few.
A. C. Woodeock and C. A. Sov-
engn, of Lugenc, spent the night in
this city.
Mrs. W. M. Stout came over from
Lebanon last evening.
Albert M. Epperly, of Lebanon, vis
itnl friends in tin's city last evening.
Get the Habit of Going to the
Golden Rule
You'll find something new every day. Now goods continually take
place of lots sold out. Never anything old to show you. Goods
bought right for our US Busy Stores and sold right, make things
$10.00 New Silk Dresse s.
$1
. $5.00
IIS.00 New Silk Dresses ...$9.00
$18.50 New Silk Dresses ... $I.M
$22.50 New Silk Dresses . $14.75
Bathings Suits
Site, $1.49. $1.98, $2.98
Percale House Dresses 98c '
Gingham house dresses ...... 98c
Bungalow aprons 49c
Extra alia knit unions 46-48-50
49o
Muslin gowns, long sleeves
69c. 98c
Muslin skirts
49c, 69c, 98c, $1.49 .
Sateen Petticoats 49c
Everything
Always
for Less
l t'jSJ'i.fM A US
$4.00 SUk Crep. Waista ... $2.98
Men's Sport Bhlrta 69c, 98c
Men's Dress Shirts 69c, 98c
Men's Work Shirts - 45c, 89c
Men's blue bib overalls 75c
Men's khaki bib overalls 98c
Men's stripe bib overalls 75c
Work box 5c
Heavy Rockford sox ,.S for 25c
Mesh unions .... 49c
Bib unions 49c
Poros knit unions 89c
B. V. D. Unions 89c
Boys' blouses 25c, 45c
Boys' overalls 49c
Auto Cloves $1.49, $1.69
Everything
Always '
for Leas
$i!)SSS(5SaB($8
9
COURT HOUSC NEWS S
as(Ss8iot!iiisss
Warranty Deeds.
Maragarct Jane Shaw to W. C.
lliircroff, June loth. IVIfi. Lauds' in
block 11 in Ilohson's Add. to Mill
City. $10. '
Joseph O. Mickulson and wife to
C. F. Anderson ami wife. Aug. I7lh.
1916. Lands in Sec. 31. Tp. 1.1, S. K.
2 west, $1000.
Warranty Deeds.
1). Cormier and wife to William
Klantcr. Aug. 2J. I0. Lands in Tu.
12. S. K. I west. $47(X).
VY ilium Klamcr to Dennis Cormier
Aug. 2.1, U6. Lands in cl iini 7(. Tp.
12. S. K. 2 west. $3t).
Mary I.. Blount to Clcrinsn Mount.
Aug. 23, 1016. Lands, in Tp: II S. K.
2 west, $500. .
David I'rnin.m. Jr. and wife to
l'l,-rri,u llkiunt, Aug. 2.1. 1016. Lands
In Tp. II S. K. 2 west, $500.
o
County trips at rasouatile rates.
City Auto Tranticr. al7tf
COMINO EVENTS.
August 25. Marahficld excursion.
September 4 and 5. Willamocto
Valley Fircmcn'c tournament, Cor
vallis, Ocl 13-14 Harvrai Fcstval, Al
bany. Nov. 7 Election. '
Sept. 6, 7, 8 Linn County Fair at
Scio.
September 25 to JO Oregon State
Fair.
Dee. U-lfi, Iil6 Central Willam
ette Valley Poultry Show at Albany,
o
Dally Democrat by Carrier. $4 Year.
of
Something
Interest
There Is to be another fair In Albany, Oct 12th. 13th and 14th. The
woman's department should be the most Interesting place to visit.
To bring It to the attention of the Isdies that it is time to place their
entries, we have decided to offer prizes that ahall have nothing to
do with the fair prizes, but shall concern only work done on goods
bought at this store. Therefore, two prises may be won on the same
article.
Prizes:
Best Embroidered Gown, $8.00 picture
Best embroidered Pillow Slips '
$5.00 vsse
Beat embroidered Center piece
2 Roman candle slicks
Best embroidered article not
mentioned $1 twig stick
THE ALBANY ART CRAFT
ALBANY; OREGON
15--SATURDAY BARGAINS--15
$1.7S LADIES' SPORT SKIRTS, $1.00 O-D JUSTRITE CORSETS, $3.50 LADIES LOW SHOES, All
y S"Urday' ,ach 98C All sies, Saturday, pair 69c sires, Saturday, pair 98c
35c BRASSIERES, all sixes, Sat- 25c RUBBER BATHINO CAPS 15c CHILDREN'S FAST BLACK
urday, ach 19c Saturday, each 15c H0SE' ' S.urd,y. pair
- 9c
Values to $6.75. :LADIES SUM- $U5 LADIES' WRAPPERS, 25c LADIES' UNIrtM Kiiixe
DRESSES, your cholc. ... HOUSE DRESSES, snd KIMON- ItfcJL. X
each $1.9S OS, Saturday, each 98C Saturday, each 19C
25c LADIES' SUN BONNETS, 25c BURSON HOSE (Ladles), all One lot LADIES' COLORED
Saturday, each 15c ,ty'"' 'S,,ur('' Plr WAISTS, Saturday, your -choice.
17c ' . ch 29c
One lot CHILDREN'S GINO-
HAM ROMPERS. Saturday, each $l 0 BLACK SATEEN SKIRTS, MERCERIZED TABLE DA-
on MASK, new patterns. Saturday, yd.
19c Saturday, each' OUC 39c
WHERE YOU SPEND THE LEAST, AND GET THE MOST FOR IT
Worth's Dept. Store
Both Phones 80
New Wallace Building
313-321 W. First St.