ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER IS, 1 SIS.
MOI TUMI
Many Arc the Advantages of Al
ways Buying Your Blouses Here
In the first place the new itylci are shown here flrit on the very
am day that they make their appearance in the recognized ityle
centers, Secondly our stocks are alway the moat complete and
comprehensive, containing atylee to meet the moat divert and die
criminating taatea and lastly, but no means the least important, our
prices are always extremely moderate nado so by virtue of our
cooperation with the makers.
A new allotment of the worthy WIRTHMOR WAISTS In
the most appealing and seasonable stylus on sale Friday. ' As al
ways, they are priced at-Just 11.
WIRTHMORS AT WORTH'S STORE
ALWAYS ONE DOLLAR, ALWAYS WORTH MORE.
Bo,bPh.n.. Worth's Dept. Stored;!'"
ONE UTILE LETTER MAKES
, A DIFFERENCE. SAYS BARA
Kvcn Theda Hum nukes mistaki.
When one has such a deceptive name
at Francis, there is iircnt ovporluuity
for mistaken, anyway.
Theda Dura received a pair of dip
per! s few days ao. The name sign
ed to rtte note that accompanied them
looked like Francis, hut the i was not
dotted, so Miss llara judxed that the
word was Frances. She felt confirmed
in her juilitment Alien she read lh
note which accompanied the slip
peri: "Dear Miss Haiti: I knitted these
myself for you alone. I have seen
you many times in moving pictures,
and think a' great deal of you. These
slippers represent n small token of
FREE STORAGE
See us about our free storage plan for
STORAGE BATTERIES
' During the Winter Month - .
Irvin's Garage
324 Bro.d.lbln St.
61 FARM LOANS
We Have One Million Dollar
to loan on improved farms in the Willamette Valley.
VERMONT LOAN & TRUST COMPANY
J. M. & H. M. HAWKINS
General Agents - - Albany
V UUCV.
61C
POULTRY SHOW NEXT
MONTH WILL BE GOOD
The Easy, Healthful
Way to Do Your
Cleaning
There is a right way and a wrong way to clean rugs.
"Tit old way of heating' your rugs took the life, out nnd
left the dirt In. ,
.An Electric Vacuum Cleaner takes the dirt out and leaves
your rugs as good as ever.
Electric cleaners are so generally used that they make,
ideal Christmas gifts for any housewife. -
Oregon Power Co.
"Reliable Service"
Telephones 15: ' 306 West Second St.
World Wide Competition In
vited and Large Number of
Entries Wirl Be Shown.
Preparations are going ahead for
the Annual Poultry Show which will
lie held in this city Thursday to Sat
urday, Dec. 13 to' 16. The place of
meeting has not been chosen yet, hut
it is hoped that the armory may he
secured.
The officers of the Central Willam
ette Poultry Show arc Ed. Schocl,
president; W, E. Dnkcr, vice-president;
Mrs. C. W. Vunk, secretary; R.
U Torbet. treasurer: A.. J. Steel, su
perintendent. The show will be judg
ed liy Harry If. Collier, of Seattle, an
eminent, authority on chickens.
nans to mane tins tne 'nggest ann
best poultry show ever held in the
vallrv are under way. Entries arc
already being received and -there is
no doubt but that the list will ie larg
er than at any previous show in this
eity. 1 here will be 17 cups ottered
for prises, besides the cash prizes.
Entries are open to everybody, no
srclion barred. And there will be no
admission charged to the public.
1 his wi be a score can! show. Am
ateur chicken breeders who have nev
er had their stock registered or scor
ed before will find this of distinct
advantage to them, Score cards will
be kept for every entry, on which will
bo shown all the defects and good
points of the fowls. This will be a
help in future breeding, and wll give
the owners a chance to know just
what they have.
Any of the officers of the associa
tion will be pleased to answer ques
tions regarding the show, and cor
respondence is invited by the man
agement. Court Martial Recommends.
(Uy United Press)
Washington, Nov. 14. Secretary
Daniels announced that the naval in
quiry board had recommended the
court martial of Captain Edward
Beach, commanding the cruiser Mem
phis, when wrecked in Santo Domin
go harbor several weeks ago.
Election Frauds.
(Hy United Press)
Washington, Nov. 14. The depart
ment of justice announced that of
ficial investigation of election frauds
will - continue despite the fact that
the election is passed. The depart
ment refused to divulge further de
tails of alleged violations. It said the
information might assist the male
factors to escape.
Campaign Expenses.
(By United Press)
Washington, Nov. 14. The admin
istration announced that a senate in
vestigation of all campaign expendi
tures at the next session would be
made. It is aliened money was im
properly used. This will force both
parties to produce campaign books.
TRAIL MARKERS WILL
HEAR REPORT FRIDAY
Judge Stewart Will Read Care
fully Prepared Paper at
Library. .
At a meeting of the Linn County
Historical Association, called by.
President C. H. Stewart for Friday
evening. Judge Stewart's report on
the marking of the old oionccr immi
grant train through the county will
be read. Also the report of Judge
Wilson, of Corvallis, who has been
going over the route in licnton coun
ty, will be given.
Judge Stewart has been working
several months on his paper and now
believes it to be in very good shape,
indicating accurately the course taken
by the earlier pioneers in traveling
through the valley south.
. The trail marking is being done
under the. auspices ui the Daughters
of the Revolution, who arc placing
monuments afong the way to mark
the routes traveled by the settlers of
the west.
The meeting wil be held in the li
brary building Friday evening.
Death Henry George.
(Hy United I'ressi
Washington, Nov. 14. Ex-Congressman
Henry George, Junior, died
today. .
THE SAMPLE STORE ,
BULLETIN
November IS, 1918.
Cotton Rib Unions 95c
Wool unions . . $1.45
. tternH-OkisFChoicepri would:
Material unions (1.75, $1.95
Lambs wool unions . $2.85
2 pc. Cotton U-wear 45c
2 pc. wool U-wear ... . 93c
Wool sox 25c, 35c, 50c
Mixed wool sox . 15c
Jersey gloves ......! 10c
Coat style sweaters .
- $1.00, $1.25, $1.95 up $3.85
Jersey sweaters .
98c, $1.25, $1.95, $2.50
Men's caps , 49c up 85c
Boys' cap - 25c up 45c
Men's hats ....$1.45, $1.85, $2.43
Men's suspenders - 25c, 35c
Men's dress shirts, plain or rn'l
Itary collar 65c, S5c, 95c
Matting suit cases $1.10. $1.73
Fibre cares - $1.10 up $2.85
Bags 91.25. $1.43
Leather bags ...$3.75 up $4.85
Trunks $6.45 up $8.93
Comforters 90c. $1.45, $1.85
70 x 80 -wool nap blankets $2.95
3 lb. Cotton bats .......... 85c, 95c
8 oar. Cotton bat .,.. 2 for 25c
Thread .... -M 4c
22
STORES
TRADE AT
C. J. BREIER CO.
OR WE BOTH LOSE MONEY
. 22
STORES
Big Money for R. Rs.
By a vote of 249 to 9 Lakeview or
dered $20,000 raised to purchase right
of way for the proposed Strahorn
road. The city of Klamath Falls by a
vote of 1222 to 104 ordered bonds is
sued for S300.000 to assist the Stra-
will do when they want a road bad.
When a road is once secured It is
entitled to fair treatment. ,,,,.
horn road. This shows what people Sunday.
Miss Grace and Willie Hicks, of
Corvallis, visited at the home of their
aunt, Mrs. Mae Pugh Saturday and
my great op'jrc.liilir.n of your work.
and the affection I have for lyou.
You're a dear.'"
Miss B.ira wrot buck to Iter ad
mirer:
"Dear little friend: Thanks so much
for remeni'.ieri-i.r i:;e as y-.u have. 1
have many girl fricu.lt like ymi, who
send me nil kinds of things, but 1
don I know when I ve eve- teccved
anything jo uic.'iil s ycur hewim'
knitted slipper-,."
Four day. later came this answer:
"Dear M't i Kara: I'm glJ yoi:
liked the sliptr.'s, but I'm afraid you're
a trifle mi:l u? hy my name. It is
not France!, hut Francis, and I'm n-r-t
a liulegirl,-l ut a gr-iwn-up plumber, fl
Now th- i.rj t Fox star is thinking
over the irony proper names.
. Iheda l):id - s I h seen at tuo
Rolfe Thcutrc anin Friday in "Ilcr
Double Life. -
GLOBE
THE
AT R 1
Here
SPECIAL RETURN ENGAGEMENT
Today-Thursday, Nov. 15-16
Matinees at 2:15 Nights 8:15
Elliott and Sherman Present
D. W. Griffith's Mighty Spectacle
18,000
People
Cost
.$500,000.00
3,000
Horses
I)
8 Month
to Make
Operatic Score by Big Orchestra of Traveliiig
Musicians
Sherman's MarchStorming of Atlanta Battle of Peters
In burg Lee and Grant at Appomattox Assination of Lincoln
JU-Ld -Wild Rides of the Ku Klux Klans
THE GREAT AMERICAN PLAY AT LAST
Seats now on sale at Woodworth-'s Drug Store
PRICES:
1st 12 rows 50c
' Last 3 rows $ 1
Side seats 50c '
1st 3 rows balcony 50c
Last 3 rows balcony 25c
j; Loges and boxes $1-