ALB AWT DAILY DCMOCfltAT. WBDNBBDAY. MARCH JI.IS17
New Curtain
Materials
for Your Spring Housecleaning
CROM BAR VOILE
eery tU rW 1" "Wt. tad cream. J6 indue wide, yard
15c
PLAIN MARQUISETTE
im and acre, M inches wUt ymrd
25c
FANCY CREAM VOILE
.do and flowered border. JS inches ara
35c
ECRU MARQUISETTE
hcary Met edfe. M inches wide. yard
40c
NOVELTY CROSS BAR VOILE
pretty certain, white and term, yard
50c
FLOOD'S STORE
334 W. 1st St. .
WHAT YOU BUT WE STAND BT
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POWER OfA WIFE.
Mar AMMade May Mska ar Btaah Nar
M. Schwab
the altlladi of mans wlf. baa a rat
Bast to da with hit socreaa in tartrate,
! With What Tea Here."'
be hea pobUaoed. toe
taauua steel aaatter para the foUowtnc
tribute to Mra. Schwab:
1 caa aerer eaprssm the waadertal
help Mra. Schwab hae been to roe from
the Tory atari. One time a group of
aaea offered me a large turn, 160.000,000.
I bettore. tar half of Bethlehem. !
told my wife about K that evening
Tmai la a big earn.' I said 'Halt oJ
what I hart la yours. What email we
Bet If we sell your share. Invested
at 5 par cent, win bring yom an Income
ac arar glOQjOOO a month far the rest
at yomrnfe.--We
wouldn't sell tor
that- ray wife said. 'What would I do
with the money? And what would yon
do without" toot woraT "
1 hare seen mora nam fall In bus:
meat through the attitude taken by
their wires to their younger days than
from all the rices put together. A nag.
tag wife ar one who la mot Im sym
pathy with a man'a work, who expects
tttpoaelNe things of htm and far tncapa
Ma of taking a general intelligent in
tareat la his work. Is one of the wont
bandicapa be could bare. If a man
works with Ida mlad clogged by do
mestic troubles be Is of uo use to him
self, his employer or the world at
Med "ease Mate Fee Life.
Since the daya of Aesop's fablee tales
of foxes and their doings have had
their place In literature aa well aa la
the folk lore of the countryside. Many
of their amaslng wiles to outwit par
tiers or to capture their prey gtre an
deuce of extraordinary mental powers.
Their bill of fare tncludea many Items,
each aa mice, birds, reptiles. Insects,
many kinds of fruits and on rare occe
slona a chicken.
Bed foxes apparently lr for Ufa
and occupy dens dot; by themselves la
a secluded knoll ur among rocka. These
den, which sometimes arm occupied
tor years in tarnation, always bare
two or more entrances opening In op
poalte directions, so tbat an enemy an
terlng on one side may be eluded read
Uy. The young, n umbering up to eight
J or nine, are tenderly cared tor by both
parents. national lieograpair Maga
Dr. Wiley'a Tip.
Saya Dr. Harvey W. Wiley, the fa
moat scientist and food expert:
1 could double the wages of erery
laboring man without adJlug 1 cent to
hit atlpeod If today I could go lato bis
home and be and his wife would listen
to what I hare to say aa to what tbey
) should buy and eat It we could cease
back to simple life no one would com
plain about food prices. Wheat aad
milk are aR that la necessary for chil
dren. The meat problem la not much
of a problem in my family. My boys
eat whole wheat or browa bread with
butter and milk."
A Victim of the Prison
A bsantlfal girl cornea from aa unjust jail term with a sow of een-
l aa bar Hps. At the moment when aha is about to accomplish
at r tall mil that her plan has been im vain.
Thai is
BITTER TRUTH
The Po werful
WILLIAM FOX
photopmaiy in which
Virginia Pearson
plan the leading role
WALLPAPER
Now It the Time, and the Place Is -
FRED DAWSON'S REXALL STORE
"The Store of Quality"
wuuam rax fjj
Written by Mary Murillo gSSgSSB Directed by Kenean Buel II
hex Him o
coaoaTioM II
CUB CO MEDY
TRAVEL WEEKLY
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Bold Goods la Portland
J. M. Goldman, aalrsmanager (or
the J H. Hickman Co., returned last
evening from a road trip. He reports
good business done down the valley
and several large orders secured front
leading Portland stores.
Shakespeare Study Club
The Shakespeare Study Club will
meet Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'-
lock at the home of Mrs. Kred Daw
son. Mrs. I- f. .Nutting win tie the
leader.
Clarence Adams Hera
Clarence R Adams, inanagvr of the
Albany Round-L'p, arrived in the city
last night from California and will
begin on preparations for the big
event whk-i. will beheld in July. Mr.
Adams has many thifigs of interest
to announce to the public.
Went to Portland
F. P. Nuttintr left on the morninu
train for Portland to attend to busi
ness matters.
Pirtle Hat Goat Medicine
Grant Pirtle. genial bonitace of the
Hotel St. Charles, has a new discov
ery which he claims will turn a goat's
head into a rabits. As evidence of
this Penile exhibits on the wall of
his hostlcry a rabbit's head, whi.h he
claims is all that is left of the large
Big Horn goat head, killed by Carl
Anderson in Alaska, after giving it
an application of his wonderful reme
dy. "Why," exclaimed Pirtle, "a quart
of it will make a monkey out of a
man 80 years old." Up to the present
no opportunity to sample the medicine
has been had.
First Day Of
, Good-bye winter welcome Spring
This is the first day of the new sea
son, and, while there was a flurry of
snow this morning, there is reason to
believe that warmer weather and bet
ter days will soon be here. The wea
ther report for tonight calls for frost
indicating clearer weather Thursday.
The late, backward season argues well
for a bumper crop at fruit, grains and I
other products.
Parte la Claimed
. A classified advertisement in last
nights Democrat produced two claim
ants for the uprse found yesterday by
W. A. Cox. Dr. Jones, the veternary
surgeon, gave the correct description
And received the purse which contain
ed the sum of $5.10.
Visiting Geo. Taylor
W. H. Taylor and Mrs. M. Taylor.
of Alberta are visiting at the home of
Geo. Taylor on West 4th street. Mr.
Taylor is a brother of George, aod
Mrs. Taylor is his mother. They are
on their way to Medford where they
will spend the summer with relatives.
Sunn Exporter Inquires
An American commission merchant
and importer of American goods to
Siam has written to the Albany Fruit
Juice company requesting informa
tion in regard to the quality and ex
pense of their products.
PROPOSED MERGER OF
EN6LISHJPAPERS 0PP0SE0
Many Editors Would Rsther
Write Than Fight Is Report
From London Town.
London. Mar. J (by mail) A shad
ow fell across the pla.M path oi En-
glish journalumi toda. 1 here is a
movement alool. to Induce all London
newspapers to pool their properties
and issue a single si ct. thus releasing
the staffs of all but one for active
tuty at the front.
They're trying it on the dojj first
When the staffs of the two local pap
ers in the little village of Petcrstmr-
ough appeared before the military tri
bunal for their regular semi-annual
exemption they were informed that
tho Mayor had decide! the to news
papers should merce into one, and
that the hall of them could an and
ct measured for khaki
The proprietors naturally sat up on
their hind leu and howled But the
ears of tribunal are deaf, anil the pah
lishers have less tt.sn a month to
think it over. Mean while, the move
ment is spreading to Iondon.
BALKAN NATIVES ON
6L0BE BILL T0NI6HT
The two Hainan who arc hea.)
Ititcr on tonight's Mijtulroiiir vamlc
wile ImII, arc Hatics of the Balkan
slates, one of the warn tit; nation, of
Kuronr. They have heen in Ainerioa
on tlie aueh tile ta,;e ahonl live
year, ami sen ml J4 year., previous to
that time appearing hrfore amliem-CFi
in I'll rope.
To a DflawOCnl reporter Ut nitftit
they kv a interetinii account of
their native I. in ! (which Ackeriuan
anil lfarrt, their manaucn in Seattle)
fort-id thrm to name duriiir- the war.
n,! rccitcil omv thrilling tales of
their rutlirrlanu. Their act i a nov
city to American amlicncrs. and com
prise vocal ami instrumental solos
..nil duets. They play on thrir native
instrument, the tomli tritza, made in
tcvral sixes. Also on the smallest in
strument in the world madr from a
tortoise shell. "The Letter That Nev
if Reached Home." a MMg written on
an actual t curance of a dyinwT soldier
trusting thr delivery of a letter to an
American doctor, is unn. They pre
sent a musical program consisting of
everything from jKvpnlar to classical
60 Children's and Misses9
New Spring Coats Came
This Morning
AgM 2 to S and 6 to 14. Beauties--avtry one of them and fully 25
to JJ 1-3 per cent UVd. f
Brine the UtUt Birl you'U find Juat what you want.
$3.50 Coata alwajra V 4
$4.00 Coata at-waya
$4.50 Coau alwmya -... 13.49
$5.00 Coata alwajm $3.tw
$6.00 Coau alwajra ... $4.9$
How can you makt a dollar aftiari
Kvcrythi M l&jA, CjAlg- K 9rfMu
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music.
Hilly Kmpey Van and TlixU Yoitse,
are a clever pair of fun makers. Their
act is one oi plusin comhiuatiou of
flrcfl and music and a'peiiles to the
awtauc audience. Miss Vorke has a
ple.iMiu: ou e and wears man) he an
ttfpl gowns.
McMahon ..Met a sensational e.pii
lihcriitic performance on the wire. He
alio tine-. mait iKilaucint stunts and
keeps (he audience in htealhless mis
pMaav
The picture hill imludes Oa-ett
Moore, Mary Tivkford's husband, ami
Marnoritr Courtot in "The Ki." Al
so a l.-Ko Comedy.
The Marshftrld RfCOffd has the fol
lowing to say :
"Thr Xohle had a : house and a
very clever show last evening. The
top-liners on the program were the
lUikdtis, who with strangest intru
meiits produced thr sweetest music
imarmahle.
Wera Enjoyad
"Tlu pair appeared hashful on the
stage, hut there was no question of
their iK-iug, prohahly. the hest en
tertaiuers that have ap4rcd here.
1 lie HalkaiM. luckily, had an open
date for tonight and manager Mars
den induced them to remain and they
will appear hrrr tiii evening. THe
rnusie wilt he iHfferent and a fine film
offering will he provioVd.M u
ALBANY'S REPUTATION
i i
lor BdBf s pUce where food Printin( it
prodaced is welt merited
Wc take pride in the reaiisttiaej that we
bbtc done oor part dariaf the past five
yean toward creatis Albaay'i
Prtadof Reputation
Albany Printing Company
The Little Shoe kT the f. 0.
IN AN ANDEAN CAPITAL
They Have Queer Ideas About Bath,
log Plaeea In Colombia.
Ibague. laiiltal f the Colombian
urorluce nt Toltrua. t-lalms 2J0O tools.
Urt toe count takes roueli for (ranted
It Is a suare i-oniered town of almost
irbnllr thatched one storj bulldlnas.
lis wide streets a t r-liisl j cobbled and
Its few sldewalaa wurn terllouslj slip.
,per aad barelr wide enouaa for two
fort at oaea.
A stream uf crratal clear water gar
(let down erery street throimli cobbled
fetters, lull I he I be trarel wearr to
sleep aad furulsblna a convenient
means of waahlim photogrspblc flUaa.
We drank leas often.' however, after
wo bad .trolled op to the end of toe
mountsln aad found three none too
handsome ladles h.il.ln In the reeer
votr
It la a peaceful, roomy piece where
rerr oaa baa unlimited space on the
grassj. (emtio slope to pot Bp his little
chalky, strew roofed rotftfe, yet an
tea the street lute aa If fearful of
mlnelnc ssythlai that ml(bt oneipeet
edly paaa. rorefajaera teem to be a
(nat novelty, and I could Sad no sat
factory reason why to many Iba
(aeoot weft blind unless ther had
Jvartodulted tbemsetrra at the nation
al fame of st.rtnr -Usrry A. Fraack
hi Ceottrry Mtfaataa.
TODAY ONLY TODAY ONLY TODAY ONLY
HIPPODROME
VAUDEVILLE
SURPRISE ACTS OF QUALITY'
THE TWO BALKANS
Wonderful artists from the Balkan States in a Musicrl Act entirely out of
the ordinary. They play on their strange native instrument, the tamburitza,
made in all sizes. "The Letter That Never Reached Home' a song written
on an event in the present war. An Attraction Extraordinary
Billy Empey . VAN and YORKE Trixie
In a funny and clever character act. Billy Empey Van the human
toothpick; the man with the funny leg; and Trixie Yorke, with her
dear, pleasing voice, present a laugh fest that keeps the audience
in good humor
FRANK McMAHON
Wire
Equilberist
In a sensational wire performance that
keeps you in breathless suspense
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B aaPC- eW fCUlCu: Pl4)rierr-Pdrimount
"THE
KISS"
A five-reel Paramount Success, featuring
Owen Moore and Marguerite
Courtot
In which the aeroplane and the kiss share hencrs.
Mere is a tip for bashful young men ice Owen
Moore in "The Kiss"
2-Reel L-KO Comedy
SPLENDID GLOBE ORCHESTRA I
T PICTURES 730-VAUDEVILLE 9 p. m.
Any seat 25c Children 15c
GLOBE THEATRE
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