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About Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192? | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1917)
ALBANY DAILT DUQCKAT. THUlntQAT. JWM it, M. Keep Cool by Wearing- A Skirt Mad of our White Goods Pipue, 27 inch . ... Beach Cloth, 35 inch Basket Weave Suiting, 36 inch Cotton Gaberdine, 36 inch Bedford Cord, 36 inch Novelty Pique, 36 inch Novelty Gaberdine, 36 inch JSc ..40c -SOc sec SOc JOc French Tennis Cloth, 40 inch Washable Corduroy. 34 inch 1 Me We also have whit: goods with colored stripes and plaid i at SS to 7Sc FLOOD'S STORE 334 W. 1st Sc. WHAT YOU BUY WE STAND BY is) S, 5) i) 1 S S ' CITY NEWS e e i &w? i? Salem Men Fieh Fred Bynon, well-known real estate dealer, and C . Pomeroy, prominent jeweler of the Capital City, spent the night in Albany on their way out from Ataca, where they attempted to catch trout. Bynon states that the fish did not understand Irish and he didn't feel fishy over there anyway. So he and Pomeroy left this morning for the Santiam country east of Lebanon and hoped to have better luck. Going East Dr. D. H. Leech and wife of Cor vallis, passed through Albany yester day on the Oregon Electric for the East for a visit with relatives and for a vacation. Motor to Brownsville Mrs. Ben Kirk, Mrs. A. J. Hodges and Miss Hazel Gilbert motored to Brownsville today with Mr. George Blake and daughter, Adelaine of Port land, to attend the picnic. Hera from Portland Mrs. Dorris McClain Smith of Port land, is visiting relatives and friends here for a few days. All This Week is DR. SCHOLL'S Foot Comfort Week June 18th to 23rd Free Examination and Consultation to Those Who Have Aching, Painful Feet We want to Drove to you that it is needless to have tender, aching, tired feet. We have established a Foot Comfort Dep't, and this week a Foot Comfort Specialist will make free examination and show you how easily you car overcome your foot trouble by following; the Dr. Scholl Method. You certainly owe it to your feet to get his advice on any annoyance, discomfort or pain of the feet TIStTtita D Scholl Jkftmm or Jkmtity krhvjy toctTtcuSt If yon have flat feet, weak arches, sore heels, tender joint", bunions, com, cal looses, swellings and sore ness of the feet weak ankles call this week and learn how easily you can be relieved how simple it is to correct the cause when yon know how. See Our Window of Dr. Sohvtr, Foot -Comfort -Giving Owen McDowell Shoe Co. B I l y &' ififl oman eve lived to jj q r'&J$jjil wnonl heautiful linm did I '"'tj&tfK 'ccn r' w,'''h Rj I ffiHK" t mg ro' living room, Jtl KODAKS 75c to $1.00 Finishing Done Right at Fred Dawson's Rcxall Store "The Store oi Quality" Attend Pioneer Picnic Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Blain and Mr. and Mrs. Skipton motored to Browns ville this morning to attend the an nual pioneer picnic. Mr. Blain came to the Willamette valley in the year 1848? and will be the only one to carry the 1848 flag at the picnic parade. FRANK STEUACHER fCnr tinned from Pnv 1). outpost and advance tm.ird a in real military work The man in uniform is denied the right to buy Imozr and the saloons selling to any soldier are subject to heavy fines and penalties. As a con sequence we h?e .juitcan orderly ami sober bunch of men It really is "a good thing as no longer can be seen men of the army or navy recline down the street to the disirracc ot the soberly inclined men of the ser vice. The public does not discrimi nate and classes all men in uniform alike. So yon see we are all classed as a drunken lot on account of the ill-advised acts of men who cannot control their appetites. The Albany men often Bet togeth er and talk of things at home. We would enjoy coming hack for a few days before going into active ser vice. It may be possible. We are ordered up for another physical ex amination and possibly the doctors will find physical defects not discov ered when we took one other test. that may disqualify for service. It would be a sad blow to anyone here to find that on account of a bad eye. defective hearing or flat foot, or some other reason, they were denied the right to continue in a service we have all looked forward to and held as a life ambition, especially at a time when the nation calls and so urgent ly needs men. for we all want to do our part. In the final analysis of things a man is only a small factor and it is not so necessary that any of ns live when by makimr the sac- ifice we can save for mankind and the world the prized principles of Liberty and Freedom. F. C. STELMACHF.R. 6th Company. R. O. T. C. On Summer Vacation TTIss"Eva ' Simpson of Seattle, who has been visiting, her sister, Mrs John Rohson. left yesterday for Chi go, for a sumnict vacation. Goes to Denver, Colo. Mrs. V. C. Jones of near Albany, left this morning for Denver, Colo., for a visit with relatives. Goes to Denver Mrs. I.. L. Swan left last night for Denver, Colo., for a couple of mouths visit with relatives. Visiting Relatives Mrs. Geo. Heorr and son of Leba non, were in town yesterday and left in the afternoon on the Oregon Elec tric for Minneapolis, Minn., for a vis it with relatives. On Summer Vacation- Miss Mary A. Jones left jesteraay lor St. Paul, Minn., for a summer va cation. Viaiting Sister Miss Grace Crooks, a teacher in the Oregon City schools, is here visiting her sister, Mrs. Geo. Simons. Gets Pastorate Stanley Van Winkle has accepted a pastorate at Hinsdale, Montana, and left the early part of the week lo as sume his new duties. R. A. Marsh went oat to his farm at Dever this morning for a few days. James Smith of Shelburn. is visit ins his son. L. A. Smith, for a few days. MYSTERY LIES COVAD IN THE SHINING HfAiVT OF THE EAST The Ssmtl Plvlnw ToM oC n-otn Doing's Ir Gp'-a'n cl Sand and He Mm arm .r n.-n coulrl not under. Gtand. l.i'f rites rrttnc UVnrt ol the Safcr.rn rt i.jc : Woman' Sacil Ucc casnc Rcounciottonl GLOBE THEATRE ANNOUNCES raerfea's Mos Popular And Talented ..10' Star In WONDERFUL DRAMA f ALLAH Ik: A Palpitating. Pulaatlaa Love fas ai sans o! the jsdkia Bafeara. A Tale mi lav u asiaa Lave T"rl1ii Tminaais e- ' St . . s IB mm aSflEU nui Prices 25c and 15c COMING Monday Tuesday I I U I i ; HjfBMUy iff Fl I I I Kialli I 1 1 I I I I I II BaVW SPECIAL Columbia Grafonola OFFER This handsome Columbia Grafanola, In Mahogany, Walnut, or any shade of Oak, with .10 Onecdles and 20 Selections of your own choice. The Entire Cost $0 50 Easiest Terms 0f Come in and hear this beautiful toned Grafanola, or phone 23 and we will gladly demonstrate in your owns home, the su periority f this instru-' ment. Woodworth Drug Co. No matter how good the article look coat That's why we never have an goods. The savings on our enormous pnrch go right into your pockets It true ourselvea No more. Ladies'. Dress SklrU .... Ladies' White Dress Skirts Ladies' Silk Petticoats ,. Silk Gloves, long Voile Waisti Crepe Silk Waists Tub SUk Walstt 36-inch TaHeta SUks Vinch Georgette - Men's Work Straw Hats Men's Canvas Gloves 1 , Men's Auto Gloves, ,-,.,,s Men's Dress Gloves .... Men's Overall! Men's Khaki Pants. . Men's Dreta Pants a Boys' Suits 1 a we mark it accord bag to the y lelt-overs or shop-' aiea for our 171 Busy StorJ we keep a legitimate (hare for Evarythinl Alwayi for Lett ti t, ta t. M Mc UJ, ll.M, tt .M. U M ...... .AM. gt ...sWC Me. H.4H IM k steel worker, In? ? f f TTK .1 . ..... $1J 1 J fcr tfc . tMSt4s9 .turn IIJS. !. ll.M. U u.9. taw. Ii w. m Kvcrytbing Alwaya for I.eaa I S 8CIO Scio, Ore., June A. (Special to the Democrat) Mr. Shanks of Port land, is up visiting his son, A. Shanks. Mr. and Mrs. Delmcr Churchill left this week for Mebo, Ore . where they will reside the rest of the summer. Mr. and Mra. Alfred Powell were Jeffrrson visitors last Thursday. W. II. McLain and wife attended the conference at Salem last Sun- Wr. H. O. Shilling and family spent Sunday with their daughtrr and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. McCrar, near Thomas. Claud Churchill and family are vis sting relatives at Shelburn. Mr. and Mra. A. P. Hirons spent Sunday at West Stayton. Mra. Laura Gooch waselected direc tor at the recent tcchool election to succeed Mr. Bryant. Sam Boss and wife have moved from West Stayton to reside at Shel burn. Frank Peitroke received a car load of shingles this week. Mrs. Stanley Taylor and children have left for Medford to spend the summer. Mr. and Mrs. George French left for Southern California this week. Mrs l.ee George, Mrs. A. Shanks. Mra. Earl Gooch, and Mr. Shanks motored to Stayton Wednesday. Malarky Accepts Invitation C. II. Uurggraf has received a let ter from Dan Malarky of Portland, in which he accepts the imitation of the Speakers' Committee, to deliver a patriotic address in Albany no July 4lh. Malarky is an excellent speak er and his address will be worth hearing. MANY IN ALBANY TRY SIMPLE MIXTURE Many Albany people are surprised at the QUICK action o( simple buck thorn bark, glycerine, etc., as miaed in Adler-i-ka. This simple remendy acts on BOTH upper and lower bow el, removing such surprising foal mat tar that ONE SPOONFUL relieves almost ANY CASK constipation, sour stomach or gas. A few doses often relieve or prevent appendicltia A short treatment helps chronic atom ach trouble. The INSTANT, eaay a;- tion of Adler-i ka is astonishing. The Woodworth Drag Co r ( l9(t8is,5 CITY NEWS a a a Baby Boy Arri A 7 1-2 pound baby boy was horn last night to Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gott. This is their first child and the father is wearing a big smile today. Elect New President The Loyal Daughters of the Chris tian church held a business meeting last night at the home of Rrv and Mrs. D. L. Morgan, llaiel Smith was elected president to succeed La verne Hoflich, who resigned, as she has taken an active intereat in the primary department. Goes to Portland Miss (Camilla Krone hel went to Portland this morning to visit Miss Faye King, formerly of Albany. Here on Baatneaa W. p. Powera, traveling freight agent of the Oregon F.lectrir. is In town today on business for tin- com pany. Heavy Tourist Travel Summer rates Eaat on all lines of the Oregon Electric started yester day, June 20, and H. S. Logan, local agent, reports that an extra he'avy travel of 'tourists has begun. About fifteen tickets for the East were sold yesterday and today. Spending Summer Hat Prof. Stanley Polls. President and Manager of the Speneerian Business College of Milwankee, Wlr . has joined his wife here, who came In Atoril. and they will spend the sum mer here visiting. Mrs. t!olls Is a sister of J. R. Hulbert and Mrs. W a Ballack. (Mat to Canada Mrs. A . D Hall and bmilv will leave Albany In a few days for Cat gary, where they wilt Join their bus hand, who has purchased some land In that section of Canada. Canvas Vote Newt Tuesday night the members of the local school board will can vas the vote at the last election and the newly elected members will be waVa fat. White Canvas Shoes Plain Toe CoTcrrd Louis Hecli "it'll Top Lace Site 2 1-2 to 7 Price $2.45 Big Girls' English Walking Shoe with Rubber Soles and Reds Site. 2 1-2 lo 7 Price $1.95 McDowell Shoe Co. aiUtMl
