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Unusual New Skirts
for Dress, Utility and Sport Wear
Smartly tailored skirts showing the graceful new flared effect
with Hot-In pocketi, plaited Huddle pockets, rowi of button), tide
plain, panel front and back and a hundred and one other charm
ing new stylo features. Really wonderful values at very papular
price.
Beautiful new aklrta of Satin, Taffeta, Novelty Check Veloura, Ro.
man Stripes, Poplins and Serges In the dre'slest style we have
altown for tome time, which when combined with, a dainty blouse
make charming costume.
An extraordinary comprehensive showing; in all length and in
waist bands from 22 to 40 inches, ranging in price from
GLO
THEATRE
Wednesday and Thursday
Twice Daily
October 18-19
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Twice Daily
-2:15-8:15
2:15-8:15
ALBANY DAILY DIVOCHAT, MONDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1918.
BE
$5 to $15
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maintaining the standard of
Phoenix Silk Hose
has caused the prices to advance under present conditions, prices of
women's hose now
80c to $1.05
n.,-aT.1i-m,-liti.llJt-l.eV
CASH VALUES WORTH WHILE
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8) CITY NEWS.
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Mrs. Miller Here
Mrs. Daisy Daunals Miller, of Port
land, it viiting her folks here fur a
few days.
At State Shoot
A stntc shoot among the mcmlcr
of the National Guards, began at
Clackamas today, to last during tilt
week. Fiftlr-Co. Coast artillcryof this
city, hat six good shots in a iiad
that may. be looked for to do some
good work during the week, goini;
to Clackamas yesterday afternoon.
They are: Capt. Knox, I.ieut. Hakcr,
Lieut. Collins, Scrgt. Srtchfirld, Corp.
McGhce and Mecli. l-iiu.
Armenian Relief
The mayors of all the cities of Ore
gon, at well as other Male have been
asked to observe next Saturday and
Sunday as Armenian relief days.
Blalra at San Enselmo
Fd. Illair, now a theological tin
dent at San- Anvlmo, Calif., writet
that he ! enioving the work. There
lire eleven students in the beginning
class, three of whom are Japanese.
Arthur Hodge, graduate of Albany
College in 1914 is president of the
Undent body, universally respected in
111 seminary. One of the faculty is Dr.
Hell, brother-in-law of Dr. W. P.
White of this city, and he has been
specially kind to Mr. Hlair and hit
sister.
New Song
A new and popular song just out
is entitled: "Wilson Has a Winnin'
Way, and a Gosh Darn Way of Win
ning.' "
State W. C. T. U. '
Mrs. Edgar left this morning for
Pendleton, where the will attend the
state convention of the W. C. T. U-,
which will hold its first tcssion to
morrow ami continue during the
week.
To Hood Rtver
Waldo Anderson left yesterday for
Hood River to look after his apple
orchard and attend to the marketing
of the apples.
Returned to Portland
Mrs. Lohr, of Portland, returned
Clonic yesterday after a visit here, a
guest of the Hacklcmans. '
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
HI Among the daily rculreqnicnts of ev- II
cry family none is more appreciated II
HI than the Kurd Sedan, so cozy, com- III
HI fortahlc refined and easy to drive. I III
The delights of the electric car with
the Ford economy in price and main- II
Runabout $4(1075; Touring Car ' I
$415.70: Conpelc: J5M170; Town Car I
$i50.70; Sedan $700.70; Ford chassis, I
$380.70. All prices f. o. b. Albany. On . ' I
III display and sale nt Crawford's garage, 11
III th and Uakcr streets, Albany. I I
Elliott & Sherman Present
CLUNE'S CINEMA SPECTACLE
Mission Days
in Southern
California
Kindly Rule
of the
Old Padres
Romance in
MexicanPalace
and
Indian Hunt
Driving the
Red Men .
From Their
Humble Homes
Love Finds a
Way in
Mountain
Deserts
Setting Suns v
Heal
Broken Hearts
Founded on Helen Hunt Jackson's Famous Novel of the
California Mission Indians
Accompanied by
A FULL ORGAN SCORE BASED ON OPERATIC THEMES s
Matinees 2:15, 25c everywhere Evenings 8:15, 25c, a few at 50c
REMARKABLE INVENTION
BOON FOR HOUSEWIVES
Fo' over thirty years housewives
have. been using coal and wood rang
es with the oven built in the range
body thus requiring a great deal of
stooping. To eliminate this uncom
fortable stooping J. E. Leonard of
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, conceived the
idea of placing .the oven above the
range body so as to make jt easily
accessible.
The heat from the body flue is car
ried to the" oven flues through a large
asbestos insulated pipe. Thus the heat
travels its natura 1 way upward
which makes the oven beat quickly
and evenly.
Fourteen different styles of these
ranges arc now made, known ns the
Leonard Ili-Ovcn ranges. FisherRra
deu Co. have secured the agency for,
these remarkable ranges and they in
vite the, housewives of this commun
ity to call and inspect the line.
leased. -
The story is said to be one that ap
peals to both old and young. It is a
strong protest against the marriage
of people who arc physically unfit,
and shows the results of such unions.
Six stars of "Birth of a Nation" fame,
and Blanche Sweet take leading roles.
FORMER ALBANIANS.
People Told About Who Formerly
Resided Here, Going
Elewhere.
"The Escape" Tonight.
Manager Conrad Meyers of the
Rolfc theatre announces that he has
secured for his patrons, D. W. Grif
fith's famous success "The Escape"
and will show same tonight only.
"The Escape" played for several
months in the cities of the northwest
Inst season, and bears the distinction
of having broken more box office
records than any film drama yet re-
Mrs. W. H. Mcnnellcy, nee Miss
Lee Frather, a teacher in Albany Col
lege twenty-four- yfars ago, was the
guest of Mrs. Anna Houck of Port
land the past week. She was on her
way to her new home in St. Paul.
Mrs. Christine dimming, mother
of J. A. Cumniing, a former Albany
druggist, died at her home in Los An
gencls. Oct. 9. Her remains were
taken to her old home in Dcwitt, Io
wafor burial. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Bagnell left
Portland last week for Kansas City,
Mo,, where they - will make their
home, Mrs. Bagnell was formerly
Miss Vesta ITcnton, of Albany, whose
father was city recorder for about 20
years.
SATURDAY FOOTBALL
U. O. Beat Multnomah, O. A. C
Pullman. Biggest Score 128.
Some of the results of football
games Saturday were: U. O., 28; Mult
nomah, 0; O. A. C, 13, Pullman, 3.
In the east little Tuffts, which beat
Harvard the week, before, was defeat
ed by Princeton 3 to 0. - Alma, of
which Harry Means Crooks is presi
dent, was defeated by Michigan Ag
gies 33 to 0. The biggest score of
that of Ohio, which bqat Obcrlin 128
to 0.
Dr. Stone's Heave Drops cures
luavcs. Price $1; for sale by all drug
gists.
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Oregon and California
The U. O. football squad will play
the University of California at Berke
ley next Saturday, leaving on Wed
nesday, eighteen strong. Albany has
one man in' the team, Orvillc Mon-
tcith, who will play left half.
l .
To Mill City-
Ex City Engineer and Policeman
John Jones, after being in Albany a
few days went to Mill City Saturday
evening for a visit with his daughter.
At Scio
A parent-teachers association has
been organized at Scio with Mrs. O.
V. White, as president, Mrs. E. T.
Thayer vice president and Mrs. Don
McKnlght, secretary and treasurer.
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EVEREADY offers every man,,
woman and child an opportunity
to turn one new word into $3,000.
Are you going to neglect this offer or are you
coming in today to get an EVEREADY CONTEST
BLANK? they are free. t '
Contest closes November 7 at midnight.
Ralston Electric Supply Co.