Albany daily democrat., October 21, 1916, Page 4, Image 4

RAflB FOUR
ALBANY DAILY PSMOCiUT, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1018
Seasonable Merchandise
at Reasonable Prices
WOOL BLANKETS from, pair, '.
$4ta $8
Plata and plaid patterns
WOOLrNAP BLANKETS, pair
! $1.85 to $2.95
t COTTON BLANKETS in full bed size, pair
95c to $1.95
HOME-MADE COMPORTS
CHILDREN'S COTTON UNION SUITS
,;.: : -. 50c- ..
WOMEN'S VESTS and PANTS ,
A very good winter weight, high-neck and long-
sleeve, or Dutch-neck short-sleeve, garment
-...;V:v,' 45c
Agent for Eiffel
Hosiery
Agents for Royal
Mills Underwear
FLOOD'S STORE
334 West First St.
LAST TIME TONIGHT
A Romance of Sporting Life
Is told graphically in a new drama of
'conflict between a racetrack king and a
weak girl.
WM. FOX Presents
Dorothy Bernard
and Glen White
In this galloping Utl of th
racetrack
WILUAU FOX
PM,TawT wmmg
MIUUCO TH1IOUSM
FoxFTim
CORPORATION
it
SPORTING BLOOD?
A Real Smashing Hit SEE IT TONIGHT
Rolf e Theattre
LAST SHOWING TONIGHT
Big 4-Feature Bill
Allen's Style Show
Displaying beautiful Suits, Cloaks, and Dresees from
the stores of M. Sternberg & Co. and The Toggery
Contest of local girls for a $25 Suit
7 $25 Suit Given Away
ALBANY ROUND-UP
PICTURES
Worth the price alone '
Lillian Gish in
'Sold for Marriage'
FATTY ARBUCKLE in
"The Other Man"
Prices 25c Children 15c
GLOBE
(Continued from Page 3.)
They entertained as their guests
Mesdames J. J. Barrett, to. E. Fin
nerty, Clyde McDonald. V. F. Jones.
L. M. Curl. Anderson, Farlow, R. Mc
Donah, M. Davis. Kindig. Georgic
Howe, Frank Skipton. R. E. Craw
ford. J. J. Rider, J. Leonard, M. E.
Parker, H. Brown, John Millard. Fred
Harris. Max Hoflii-h. S. E. Young.
HERE MONDAY and TUESDAY
GLOBE THEATRE
ARMSTRONG'S
DOLLS
BABY
IN A ROLLICKING, MIRTHFUL, TUNEFUL MUSICAL COMEDY
PEOPLE
10 Pretty Girls 5 Comedians.
A TREAT IN STORE FOR YOU
8 Reels
Pictures 8
ft.
I ' . - )
' "MAE MUR.fc.AY " ' .' -
.FAMOUS PLAYER.?. " , . .. , " 1
PARAMOUNT STAR;. - , i I
Mae Murray
in theLasky produc
tion of David Belas
co'spopularromance of the society belle
of Old England
"Sweet Kitty
Bellairs"
PATHE WEEKLY
COMEDY.
A Big 3-hour
Show
Matinees . . 15c
Children . . 10c
Evenings . ' . 25c
Children . . 15c
A. Turner, Win. Voting, and Miss
vvaync.
SO
The Hnzclwood Social Tatting club
met Thursday afternoon at the home
ot .Mrs. t-has. Powers. 937 West F ith.
having a very enjoyable time socially,
witn some choice rctrcshincnts. Mrs.
R. Marsh was the guest of honor.
1 hose nresent were Mrs. H. Snrenccr.
Mrs. Will Anderson. Mrs. Anderson.
Mrs. Tom Moorcs. Mrs. Harry Wicks,
tdrs. Ed Vossen, Mrs. D. B. Morrison,
.Mrs. 'Bom Burton. Mrs. H. V. Towlc
Mrs. D. B. Spcer, and -Mrs. Win. Van
Kuracn.
A very successful meeting of the
Kcoexans was held lucsday evening in
the Odd Fellows Hall. Officers were
chosen and there was a large attend
ance afternoon and cxening. At six
o'clock a banquet was served and an
interesting evening followed.
The S. S. S. club met on Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. C. Christianson.
Mrs. Stevens and Mrs. Morgan were
tne invited guests, who, with the club
members passed an enjoyable after
noon. .
The members of the Neons N'umphc
club held a pleasant meeting at the
home of Mrs. J. F. Warner Friday af
ternoon. Mrs. Warner had as her
guest Mrs. Looncy. Dainty refresh
ments closed n pleasant afternoon.
The scries of meetings for the North
Albany Thursday club began this week
at the home of Mrs. J. G. Gibson,
where they were pleasantly entertain-
DR. TOEL
ELECTRO-THERAPIST
AND
ELECTRO-SURGEON
DALLAS, ORE.
SUITE 10
DALLAS NATIONAL BANK
From 9 a. m to 12 noon. 2 to 5 n m
7 to 8 p. m., Sunday 10 to 1 p. m.
Specialties:
CANCERS
AND
T U MO R S
No knife and loss of blood. No
plasters and pain for hours or dayi.
. DISEASES OF
WOMEN
NOSE, THROAT,
LUNGS,
SKIN
CONSULTATION FREE
STYLE SHOW PLEASES
CROWDS AT THE GLOBE
A good silted crowd saw the sec
ond style show held in Albany lit the
Cilobe theatre Inst night. Five models
displnved the pretty suits tutd clciikt
irom the slock ol Steinberg St In
aim i no tog-icry, which were p-
;ireciaiiu iiy 1 1 -. audience.
. The ;ictuie ,ill is of unusual merit
The pictures of th j Albany lnmd-l-'p
show the big .no.v all over .igain.
Mid the scene, are readily revi ginned,
clear, bright nil I rx.vim,).
Lil ian Gish is a pretty Utile Kn
in nasant ,! in "S.ild f..r Mar
r.!w:c." and por . in n striking
in i:v v the i'V , cf n sale of liu
iiu . frsh for gol.l. The mcltire eml
happily, however. 1 Fatty Arhuvklc
makes great penis of lauKhler in "The
Other Man" mid does many clever
siiuiin. i tic inn is on tor tne last time
tonight.
$3)(
3 - 0
9 KNOX BUTTE NEWS
AND PERSONALS (d
)SiS(reiSl
Knox Butte, Oct. 19. K.vnns Hons
ton of Salem is visiting his parents.
Mr. and Mr. R. E. Houston and also
with other relatives.
The Wednesday evening club met
with Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Acker
man last Wednesday eve. The occa
sion being in honor of, Mrs. Acker
man's niece. Miss Groeger of Eugene.
Alva Hyers is visiting relatives at
Gardiner.
Mrs. Peek returned to her home
in Portland the first of the week. She
had been the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. I Carpenter for several weeks.
R. E. Houston has purchased a new
Ford ear.
The marriage of Wallace Knox, a
former Knox Butte resident and a
prominent young lady of Portland,
look' place in Portland Wednesday.
Wallace is a, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. U.
Knox. '
The farmers in this vicinity arc
busy in the fields.
Dean Morrison, of Scio, is In the
city. ,
M. M. Peery, of Springfield, is at
the Albany.
Left for Ontario
W. A. llarrctt, state deputy of the
Knights of Columbus; Wm. Eagle;,
John Dooley and Eugene Shea, left
on the early train thii morning for
Ontario to institute a new lodge of
K. C.
ed. During th: afternoon a straw vote
was taken, resulting with 13 votes for
Wilson and 12 for Hughes. A lunch
was served by Mrs, Gibson.
ts (j)
A ten cent tea for the library fund
was given al the home of Mrs. A. I).
Giegory on Monday afternoon of this
week, bewim; took up the aiteruoon s
time an-1 refrrltment wcri srr-.'cd.
Ladies' Suits and Dresses
Save those extra dollars by buying your dross or suit at tit Golden
Rule. Your neighbors aro doing It so can you. .
$15.00 Suits, every day price $9.90
$18.50 Suits, every day price '. $12.50
$20.00 Suits, every day price $H.7J
$25.00 Sulta, every day price - $10.50
$30.00 Suite, every day price - $19.50
$32.50 Suite, every day price .,..... $22.50
Dandy new dresses $5.90. $6.90 $7.90, JU.90, $9.90. $12.50, $14.75, and
$16.50 that you will aave at least one-third on.
Better try it.
Everything
Always
for Less
Everything
Always
for Less
Warranty Deeds.
J. I), Turuidgo a n. I wife to S, Short
ritlge et al, Oct. 16, I " 1 0. Lands in
block 6, in llackleman's 3rd Add. lo
Albany, $10.
J. D, Turnidgc and wife tif J. II.
in block
Stnrus. Oct. 16, 9(i. Lund
6 in Haeklrinnn's ,1n ,.,li
Albany,
$10.
Lena Anderson el al, to .Samuel
Fawver ami wife, (Jet. 2, 9ln. I.mids
in Sec. S3, Tp. 15, S. K. 4 west, SooUO."
FOR SALE 25 White Leghorn pul
lets at bargain, Frank Robinson, ,
IJ05 Salem Rood. o2l-24
SUNDAY ONLY
GLOBE
Matinee 10c;
Eventing 15c
Children 5c
A corking good Triangle play, pro
duced by Tbos. H. Ince, producer of
"Civilisation."
Beautiful Mary Boland
n and
Frank Keenan
in
The Stepping Stone
The man'a awakening to woman's place In the world.
Cheater Conklin and Slim Summervllle in
"Bucking Society
A Triangle-Keystone Ccmedy with a punch
Coming
Wednesday and Thursday
Oct. 25-26
ey
Audr
M
unson
The most famous Art Model in the
whole world, in her seven-part
masterpiece
PURITY
Greater Than "Inspiration"
Owing to the great cost of the production and
the elaborate presentation, the
; admission will be
25 cents
kOLFE
THEATRE
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