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

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ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 11,
Christmas
is but a few days off
A few suggestions for Gifts:
A SILK WAIST
Wc have some beautiful crepe de chine waists at
INDIAN ROBES
An all-wool Indian Blanket at $7.95 a useful gift.
A PAIR OLOVES OR SILK HOSE
will please her.
HANDKERCHIEFS
are always appreciated prices to suit any purse.
Many other gifts are to be found at
FLOOD'S STORE
334 W. lit St.
Store open Thursday. Friday and Saturday Evenings.
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6 CITY NEWS 0
Convict Is Remembered
This morning Jutle P. R. Kelly
was looking over the local stores tor
a present to send to a convict in the
state prison. Judge Kelly sentenced
this man who is serving s long term.
Yesterday the JuJtre was surprised to
receive from him a present that had
been made bv the convict while con
fined in his cell.
at the Hewitts
Mr. and Mrs. Hood Craven, oi San
ta Cruz, Calif., who have been visit
ing at the home of Mrs Craven's sis
ters. Mrs. H. H. Hewitt, will leave in
their car tomorrow for Salem where
thev will visit another sister of Mrs.
Craven. From there they will go to
Bend after the holidays. They are
making the trip in their automobile.
Judge Hewitt expects his daughter
and her husband. Dr. and Mrs. J. C.
Btashnell. of Pacific University. For
cst Grove, to arrive here Sunday and
' spend Christmas iu this city.
Go to California
Mr. and Mrs. J. V .Morgan, of
i Shedd. left last night for Pasadena,
I Calif., for a tew weeks' visit,
i County Budget Meeting
i The day on which the County
j Court will hear objections to county
j budget for 1917 has been set for
Thursdav afternoon, Dec. 28. At that
I time anyone having objections to the
items on the bu Iget. or not under
j standing any items, will be heard and
full explanations given.
Vaudeville Next Month
! Manager Conrad Meyer, of the
i Globe Theatre, yeaterdav received a
I telegram from the Kellie-Burns aen
cv in Seattle stating that the Hippo
drome i audeville service will start
! in Alhanv on the evening of Wednae
I dy. Jan. 10. It wilt continue everv
i Wednesday, giving Albany people the
benefit of the full Hippodrome bill
land a tine quality of vaudeville. This
is not the same circuit that, is ap
j pearing in Portland and other coast
j cities on the regular bills, but is the
j beginning of the return to America
ol artists who have been Maying in
mstralii. Instead of going straight
1916.
1rvj4wl-A Make a Good Xmas
tvodaks Prewsnt
Big and little, all sizes
FRED DAWSON'S REXALL STORE
THE STORE OF QUALITY
to the east thev will work their wa.
playing one to three night stands eti
route. Albanv is fortunate and
should lack Manager Meer by Mp-
Eorting his offerings.
I ere From Spokane
Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson and
daughter Fdn.i armed this noon
from Spokane. Wash., for a holiday
visit at the home of J. O. Huntley
and family, on West Seventh street
Military Dance Friday
The regular dance of the Albany
Military Club will be held in the arm
ory Friday evening. Good music ha
been secured and a fine time is as
MfOd. It is expected that a large,
pleasure-seeking, jolly holiday crowd
will he on hand to step to the lively
tunes.
Worrell Has Kraig
S. C. Worrell, of the night police
force, has just received a Krag-Jor-genson
rifle from the Springfield.
Mass.. arsenal. The army is now us
ing a new Springfield model, but has
not entirely discarded the Krag.
which is only being sold to rifle
clubs. The caliber is JXK and it is ;i
powerful gun. Mr. Worrell bouglu
the weapon for his own use and will
keep it as a part of the reserve ar
senal of the city police force.
Carson Memorial Service
On December 2 Judge P. R Kelly
will go to Salem to attend a meeting
of the Marion County Bar Associa
tion, which wiil hold memorial serv
ices in honor of the late John A. Car
son, who died in Salem this month.
Judge Kelly is on the committee with
Judges Win. Galloway and Geo. G.
Bingham, which will m ike the re
port. Following this will be eugol
istic speeches by various members of
the bar.
Junior High to Play
This year the Junior High school
will have a basketball team and play
a schedule of their own. On Friday
they will go to Corvallis where they
are to meet the team from the Junior
high school of that place. The team
will probably be composed of the
present freshmen team.
Debate Tomorrow
Great interest is being taken in the
opening debate which will be held in
the high school tomorrow night be
tween the teams composed of girls
from Albanv and Scio hih schools.
The high school orchestra will play
A bi-j crowd is expected
From Canada
Mr and Mrs T H. Strieker, of
JUNIOR TEAM WINS
H. S. CUSS CHAMPIONSHIP
Younger Players Not Equal to
Qope WHh Huskies. Who
Win. 26 to 14.
SKOVGAARD
and the
New York Metropolitan
Opera Company
CHRISTMAS DAY
(Matinee Only)
High-Class Operatic Concert by
Talented Grand Opera Singers
SIX PEOPLE, Including
ALEX SKOVGAARD
and his $ 1 3,000 Stradivarius violin
A Concert Without Disappointments
Seat sale opens Saturday at the theatre Prices 50c, 75c, $1
The Junior class team of Albany
high school won the chainiionhip
last niitht in Imior high school nvm
tusiutn by defeating the Frcshmcu
team Jo to U. The older boy were
too much for their Opponent! ami
the Juniors walked awav w ith the
lon end of the score.
The Junior team a- composed f
Pete Miller and Ellis at center; XcN
rrhuH and Irvine. forward; and
Hccker and Glthena, guards. In the
Froth team were Rainwater and Bur
nett, center, Moore and Dolinivt, to
wards; Wiltard and (.handler, guard.
Saskatchewan. Canada arc visiting at
the home of Mr. StncUcr'i lUter,
Mrs V. G Hoover of K IV J. while
on their way ti I. us Anelc t S't ;!
the uinlfr.
Will Make Turnover
Shcnti It Hodine toda made a
turnover Ofl the fee tor mllolM and
other items collected dm hu thf re
cent past, amounting to $14.10. The
inexi turnover ol txtf will he made
at (he end oj the month and will wind
up the btttinme lot the year,
Lebanon Man Her
K. I.. GmSOA, a prominent Lebanon
merchant, is in the Cltj on boftlnttt
toda y
Couple to Marry a
Loiter BentB, JJ. farmer Irtrittfl in
Alberta, t'anada. Iia come to Oregon
for his bride. This morning; I 'lor
ence Abel, W. 01 Utility, and Mr
Uent were nr anted a marriage .
cente
Amended Answer Filed
An amended aiisw er w as tiled b
defendant in the case -f J I Cut
Thre thing Machine Co l I
hrader
Filed Ai .-.ended Answer
An an. ended answer and summon
have been filed today m the case ol
E. Wright vs i i" Baldwin rt it,
hv deftndnni v. w. Qrier.
Divorce Granted
l.tlltc Conrr was today uranted a
divorce from 11. I) Conser. Jit due
Kriiy gmnted the decree md costoch
f three children, t.ladw ayed '-
Paramountpicthre
GLOBE -Today
Daniel Frohman presents
HAZEL DAWN and
OWEN MOORE
m a picturixation of the
dramatic sensation
"UNDER
COVER"
Paramount Pictures pro
duced by Famous Players
Co.
CUB COMEDY
PATHE NEWS
Adults 25c
SPECIAL
Added
Attraction
CAPT. J EDGAR WARNER
of t'n- 16th. Queen's Landers.
British Army,
Will give a 5minutc talk
on h's thrilling experiences
at the Iront
"SOMEWHERE IN
FRANCE ' '
More interesting than fiction,
dpt. Warner's talk at 9:15
p. m.
Children 15c
The trade mark that
stands for quolity
Store Open Evenings
JEW HVIAS CLIPPERS
A fresh assortment of comfort
able Gift Slippers came in by
express this morning.
For MEN - WOMEN - CHILDREN
Men's Slippers
pair $1.25 to $1.75
GREY FELT SLIPPERS with lea
ther aolea $1.25
BLACK and TAN KID EVERETT
SLIPPERS $1.75
A few other stylei at from 98c tr, $2.
Women's Slippers
$1.15 to $1.50
WOMEN'S COMFY MOC -
CASIN SLIPPERS
With or without Pon-Pon roae,
blue, lavender, gray and black.
$1.25 and $1.50
Children's Slippers
pair 60c, 85c, $1
CHILDREN'8 RED A I I. -FELT
SLIPPERS with or
without fur trimming leathes
aolea
75c to $1.00
Pick Out Your Men's
Xmas Ties
at The Golden Rule 50 duen new Fall Patterns sold by most
stores for J5c; some stores aa a leader Wc; our price
All You Want 25c
65c and 75c values; our price.
Same prices every day no juggling of prices here.
STORE OPEN EVENINGS ALL WEEK
45r
Everything jtfi
Always
foi l.cn
JC Frtnfv Co Iik
V. m i I liing
Always
(or l.caa
ALBANY PEOPLE WHL
DINE WITH LADIES AID
Big Dinner to Be Served in
Basement of 1st Pre6byi
terian Church.
People ffOn ill MCHOM of Albany
will ,im inhlr in the- tliinii-j loom oil
the l-'irt Prrihy trrian . hurt h in
participate in a community t in ntl M
rima. iM'triunri v, .i ueM i
the tlllicrittl I.atltrs . ii SfM'irlir n(
the city The AMOflitud Ctofltfat
ill lurin-h thr inc.it fof thr incjl
4iul the Utlic n thr fit Mill Uiil
lbi MtM M thr pre paring
.tint trrviu.
In order that tll hn tlimiht hr in
RMMsWUCC in.iv It prrirnt, in it a
lion wilt It ittiril ami vil he prr
irntril at thr door tor tilitutMuti.
Thr pMM for tlm tltnnrr wrrr
ludr at i recent tnrrtinif ! the prr
t.lentsi 01' the ilitterent I alir -.' n
SoflltfiM ol thi 'itv when a t it) or
Ranialiou . ffecteil MMl Mr AI
ff Cocktrifalf VM tltCtfd MCfttftfy
of the ornnli itiofi
PIAN1S I WM I li ( M l oi
pity "pit tin M " Apply al Qlobi
TksMtrS DIM
Kr.Mi 'l)K V AM 1 AtS
Deli'ier. ieil lt. ami Hrmicc I'omcr,
ael r rit.
Weather Keport
rlrr-Ia trmperatnu- nU ;ril lr
tceii ami 47 ilr;ree I he rain
fall vta JJ in.-hr. and the tner mr
tO fM feet.
EXT H PRIME btef. Ul klndi ol
ilrcMrd poultry, fruit. u . Sfttttrd I)
4t thr Prodoetn' PuWk Market, Sot
nd and ClUworth irm D21 -V
Beauty In
Overalls
KomiM throuitlt a '.ot;r yati of
the five rOOM which OOMpoM
III I AM FOX'S
New Photoplay
"The Ragged
Princess"
a winiaoinc ltory of waiCb
advclitre
The beauty is
June Caprice
and he finds the overalls in a
barn after she haa run away
hum the Kreat black orphanage
Hhe had called bci home.
WILLIAM FOX
roxHIm
CONDONATION
at the
ROLFE
Friday and Saturday
Globe Theatre )tc?imB
WOMEN'S SHOP.
TRULY PRACTICAL
GIFT SUGGESTIONS
Go over your QvtttMsl Lis! n .mi
FINE FOOTWEAR
ic Appropriate practical Appreciated
(or Comfort Dress and Daily Use
HOW ABOUT SLIPPERS ?
mam
Our stock thia year is the largest and best we have aver had.
It ia complete in every detail and contains houfie slippers lor the
whole family from infant to mother, from the small son to father
All sixes and widths, styles and prices.
See our windows
STORE OPEN EVENINGS
from now until Christmaa
McDowell Shoe Co.
Quality for Leas
EVEKWEAR HOSIERY