ALiANt toAJW DtMOCIUjr, TUMDAY. APRIL 17. ItlT.
Now fa the Time to Do Your
Spring i Summer
Sewing
YOU WILL ALWAYS FIND THE NEWEST
AND PRETTIEST GOODS HERE
Ws have a vary pretty assortment of VOILES, in stripe and floral
tialfT. 36 to 40 incbaa wide at yard
35c
Other WABH OOODS from lie to 75c yard
JAP CREPE In green, blue, pink, and lavender stripes, a last color
fabric, suitable far dill as. Buddies, skirts 30 inches wide, yard
25c
AM OSEEAO fast color
(in (bams 12 1-2 cents and IS cents a
SILK OLOVES kt all sises from to Sc to Sl-25 a pair
FLOOD'S STORE
334 W. 1st St.
WHAT YOU BUY WE STAND BY
MIlltfl($3SI
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CITY NEWS
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Want to
Robert Harsh and (Jack Cotwell
left this noon for HiUsboro, where
they were called on account of the
serious illness of Edwin Hughes, a
former Albany boy, who has pneumonia.
An example of quick results obtain
ed by using the Democrat's Classi
fied advertising columns, is told by
Griff King, who last week inserted a
three-line ad in this paper for a house
to rent Within an hour after the
paper had . gone to press -the house
was rented and Mr. King had receiv
ed nine replies to his ad.
Benton Educator Visits
Miss Sadie A. Mason, popular tea
cher of the school in Big Elk com
nnrJBaotjcgmvty is visiting
Taylor is out of the city and is not
expect ' to return for several days.
4M I of School
County School Superintendent Ida
M. Cummiugs is in Lacomh unlay at
tending the closing exorcises of the
school at that place. Friday she will
attend similar exercises at Sand Ridge
school, and in the meantime she Mill
visit the schools at Lebanon, Water
loo, Sodavtllc and other places in that
part of the county. '
Suit to Foreclose
Suit to recover $1JH0 given ou a
note Nov. JO, 1913, was begun today
in Dcjit. No. -' of the Circuit Court
by Edward Myers against T. C. Case
and llcrttcrt A. l-allcr.
Joined the Marines
Charles McCoy, who is occupying a
homestead near Vida. ljne county,
has joined the U. S. Marines and is
in Portland today taking his exam
inations. He expects to start for Cal
ifornia tonic.it lie is a son of Mrs.
Clara McCoy ot this city.
Newlrwedx Horn
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Thorn-returned
home from Seattle last evening and
now thev arc located in their home
at 1150 West Twelfth trect. Last
night Mr. Thorn's brother Knights of
Pythias played a real mean joke on
him. Real mean is right. A squad
headed by Edward K. Bailey proceed
ed tc the Thorn residence and forcibly
removed the blushing groom to the
lodge meeting. There he was decked
in the garb of Mephisto and forced to
buy the ice cream for the crowd. Mr.
Thorn is Prelate of Laurel Lodge' No
7, and is one of the most popular
members ot the lodge.
Home From Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Anderson
returned yesterday from their wed
ding trip to Seattle and other points
' north.
'Missionary Will
I Rev. S. B. Casberg. a missionary
from India, who with his wile is mak
ing a trip through the Northwest, will
lecture and show stereopticon views
at the I.akeview church eight miles
East of this city and three miles
irom Crahtree, Wednesday evening at
7:30 o'clock. The lecture promises t
be interesting and all arc invited to
attend.
Pipe Organ Recital
An organ recitil will be given next
Sunday afternoon at the Methodist
church at 4 o'clock, by Lural Burg
ijraf nunil of Mrs. S. C. Worrell, as-
Joina U. S. Navy slsUl bv MUs Jessie Paynter (so-
Oscar W. Doble. a former studc::t I rrino) and Davis Leininger. who will
of Albany College, passed throu-,-n pl-ll. the hiI.p jhe program will be
Albany last ni-jht on his way to Fris- Announced later.
co where he win join tne uniten i
States Navy. Mr. Doble left the col- j
ligr about a week ajjo to visit with CARD .OF THANKS
his parents in tmgan. urevrcn, pritr i
to assuming his duties in the navy.
No Quorum
No meeting of the Albany Com
mercial cub was held last 'evening, '
owing to the fact that there was not ;
a quorum present. President Geo.
Albany friends
few weeks.
and relatives for a
Visiting
A. A. Garrett, a prominent mining
man of Lcadville, Colorado, is visiting
at the home of his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Garrett of this city.
Dr. Lee Will Speak
Dr. W. H. Lee has been invited to
deliver an address on social hygiene
at Rickreall Wednesday evening. Dr.
Lee is one of rite speakers of the state
society on social hygiene.
TODAY-LAST TIME
rssv at ZPrr rL V cS
AjI .
AlAfc MURRAY
"THE PLOW GIRL"
We desire to thank the many
friends for their kindness to us dur
ing the illness of our dear hoy and
for the beai-tiful floral offerings.
MR. AND MRS. JAMES
DARCYAND FAMILY.
VAUDEVILLE
HtPTODROME-TOUR-B
Only One More After This
WEDNESDAY-ONLY
MURPHY & MACK
In a Military Burlesque Comic Playlet deapicting a scene on the Firing Line in
1861-65 SURE CURE FOR THE BLUES.
Tom Queen and La Petite Ruth
A Scream from Start to Finish
Singing, Talking and Dancing A Riot of Fun
DE BER SISTERS
Dainty Songsters and Dancers
in a Novelty and Catchy Act
7-REELS of PICTURES-7
FANNIE WARD
IN
'The Years of the Locust"
As interesting story exposing the methods of unscrupulous mining and oil promoters.
PATHE NEWS
Showing late events the world over.
A reel of laughs.
COM EDY
GLOBE
Any Seat 25c Children 15c
2:15 P. M. and 7:30 P. M.
JESSIE L. LASKY
presents the charming and popular
Mae Murray
"THE PLOW GIRL"
A novel photoplay that carrier the spectator from the South
African veldt to the drawing room of fashionable society
"A PARAMOUNT PICTUfiE".
PATHE NEWS
LONESOME LUKE COMEDY
GLOBE
New Dress Goods and Silks
It would be hard to find a better selected stock and
the prices with out a doubt are from 20 to 33 1-3 per
oent under the one store merchants.
It's to your interest to buy where you can get the
best and the most for your money.
.In in wind setgc 49c
W in. wool serge . 79c
5tMn. wool ergc flSc
41 in. wool )odins in all
hseti ti.zs
Shepherd I'hccks 10c. 15c, 19c.
2Sc, 29c. 49c, 79c. 9Sc.
I am Plaid I 49c, 79c. 9Sc. 11.25
Everything
Always
for Lest
3d in Talfrtus in all shades,
the $2 gt.ule. our price l.
.Viiu. two tourd I. .mi i.i 11.49
27-in. Molalities, nil shades S9c
Sold everywhere for $1.25.
27 in. Usoaa silks, plain ISc
27-in. ligurrd Usona Silks 25c
30-m. Ilrocaidrd Silks . 49c
I'ungrr 79c, 9Sc
Everything
Always
for Less
Any Seat 15c
Children 5c
S.'
ROUTE FIVE HAPPENINGS
e
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Harold RoIktis beaea work at the
Street Creamery in Albany last Monday.
Among those attending the delate
on the bond question at the artuorv
in Ainany ' nursaav, were .vtr. an'i
Mrs. Will Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs. TV
B. Jameson, George Atkcson, Arehie
Miller. Wm. Stcllmacher, Leslie Stell
inaeher. and Ed. Doty.
Mr. and Mr. E. R. Allen. Miss Mil
dred Allen and Mr. and Mrs. U. G.
Smith were callers at the Mailer hoine
Th'ursday evening.
State Grange Master C. F.. Spence
was a visitor at the Miller home
Thursday night, going on to Corval
lis Fridav morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Atkeson were
Albany visitors Saturday.
Arehie Miller went to Shedd Satur
day to attend a meeting of Oak Plain
Grange.
Miss Bertha Beck went to Shedd
Saturday to visit her sister, Mrs Itlls
worth Shedd.
The Anthony boys of Benton coun
ty spent Simday with their sister.
Mrs. Wm. Caldwell.
There was a very good attendance
at church Sunday and Rev. Schuster
gave a sermon well worth hearing.
Install New Minister
IH. W. II. La and Dr. F. II. Gcsrl
hrtCat and Dr. Divtn will leave Fri
day .ifterni.on for Brownsville when
they will install Urv McLuin W.
Davis as pastor .i the Prrsbytrri.in
church o- that place, Rc Davis
lorinerl
THE SAMPLE STORE
BULLETIN
April I' 1917
Vol 1
Itlur Hits Overalls S5c. tl
Grey llih Overalls 95c
Slni llih Overall. 9Sc
A : rncord Pants $ and tl.45
Ki m rants
Work Shuts
Dress Shirts
Roekiord Sox
Colton lfntons ....
Men's Hose
Hoys' Overalls ,
Bej n' Shirts
Hovs' Blouses
Boys' Knee Pants
$IJS
49c
65c. S5c. 90c
- 3 for 25c
75c. 95c
1 0c. 15c, 19c
49c, 50c
49c
39c, 45c
45 up to f 1.10
Hois' Hose . 19c. 25c
Ladies' Auto t aps, various
styles 4SC. S9c
Girls' Hat. 79c 9Sc
Petticoats, plain tdack and
colors 4Sc, S5c, Si .21
Waists, many pretty styles 9Sc
Silk Waists tl.9
Mil t' ami Children's Wash
Dresses 49c to tlJO
N't..,.' nud Child rens Cor-
duroy and Serge Dresses
51 9S, 11.59. 13.45 and I3J5
Hnngalon Aprons S9c and 7SC
tisaaia The Sample Store
t C.J. BREIER COMPANY p,u.
THE LOWER PRICE 8TORE Ssm
NEWS FROM THE
COUNTY COURT HOUSE
WARRANTY DEEDS
Allien F. J. Lafky and wife to Er
nest H. I.afky. Jan. 30, 1917; lands in
Tp. II S.. R. 5 West: $10.
G. W White .-nd wife to W. M. &
S. B Sawyer. April 4. 1917: lands in
Tp 14 S, R. 2 West: $10.
H. Rrvant an.i wife to William G
Meyer and wife. April 11, 1917: land-,
in Tp. II S.. R. 3 West: 510.
John Tway ct i to Ada Mirv Mr--tow,
Anril 9. 1917; lands in city' of Al
bany: $.1000.
.'.da Marv AWrrow and hnshanH ti
Henry I v :r: wife, April 4. 1017:
h"H- in Al'-any: $10.
C. I- Morris and wife to C H
forris. March 2rt, 1917; lands in Mock
1. Hirrishurg: $1.
W. P Flmor- et t.x to P. Hsrwe
and wife. April 12. 1917: lands in
hloetr 1. Gross' Add. N'orth Brownn
ville: $1
A. P Ifevs-eand wife to W. P. F.l
more. April 11. 107: lands, in Tp. 13
S. R 2 We.t; $1.
Alfred Al'rn et 1 (o Walter R
Wavvoner. Aug. 16. 1916; lands in
Mountain View Add. I ehanon- $10
M M Mvers snd wife to Mitp- f
cctiivletnann. March 21, 1017. land
in Tp. II S R 1 West: $10.
D. A. Milne and wife to rhirl-
HarWr -ei 3 10I7: bafts in Tp. 13
S.. V t We.t- 7rVYl
P C Parwell and wife to f. . Dav.
Anril 12. 1017: lands in Tp. 13 S. R
3 W" 2I
I. B Cornett Jr. ami wife to I. N.
TV- A-rit 1 1. mi- hnrf. in Tp. 13
S.. R .1 We. i: $77 50
I. p , , T m , v. Dav
-' 12. 1917: lands in Tp. 13 S, R
I We.: $075
Msrir Verdhs-, f,t tr, lohn
c v-.,in,. a.. 4 iol7: ,nd, in
To 12 S., R 4 West: $10.
Referees' Deed
Gte"" t.- Holf. r-'erre t-. C. L.
Morris ''a- h 72. I917; hnd, in Hoet
1, Harrishtirg.
Onit-Oifan Deeds
vr"1're'e fp-esfw nd wife to T C i
rtoo'h .As--! I? 1017; lands in Tp. 11
P 2 West . $10
V-"w- Moist to C..C AMrieh. April
7 1917; lands in Tr. 11 S., R. 2 West: !
1. .
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