ALBANY DAILY. DEMOCRAT. TUESDAY. JANUARY 11, 1811.
New Shipment Ladies'
Under-Muslins
Now on display and teady for you. You'll bt surprised at the ea-
tremely low prices.
They wers bouaht In lar.e quantities for our 173 Busy 8torss for
Spot Cash THAT'S why.
Pongee Silk
IMPORTED. HAND WOVEN, ALL
SILK, 33 inches wide. The ideal
silk for all-year-round wear.
Supply your future needs at this ex
ceptionally low price a yard
75c
Flood's Store
334 WEST FIRST STREET
HOT WATER BAGS
AT
FRED DAWSON'S DRUG STORE
COKSKT COVERS
DRAWERS".
COMBINES SUITS ..
SKIRT
GOWNS
Jc. 49c
4e, 69c, c
7. Wc. II. 21, 11.44
49t. 69c. 9Se, 1 21, 11.49. H 69
ic. 9-c. II ". 1149. 1169
THE STORE OF QUALITY
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-OUVElTHOMAS IN NEW
AT THE GLOBE TONIGHT
HALIFAX DISASTER AT GLOBE
The Halifax Disaster shown in the
films at the Globe this evening. Don't
miss this great program.
MOOSE ATTENTION"
All Moose requested to be at their
new hall. Second and Montgomery
streets, Tuesday evening Jan. 15, at
8 o'clock sharp, for initiation and
oyster supper.
By order of Dictator. jl4-15
Do You Want to
Sell Your Property!
Mrs. Ida Davenport, after 10
years in the piano business, has
decided to enter the real estate
business and has opened an of
fice in connection with her mu
sic house. Her success in the
piano business is well known
and she has a wide acquain
tance all over this part of the
country. She knows the coun
try and knows how to sell.
If you want to list your proper,
ty where it will sell, list it with
Mrs. Davenport.
MONEY TO LOAN
ON FARM LANDS
Office with the
DAVENPORT MUSIC
HOUSE
409 West First St
Albany, Oregon
GLOBE
TODAY
TODAY
OLIVE THOMAS
IN
"An Even Break"
Star of ZIEGFIELD FOLLIES and who appeared not long ago at
this Theatre in "MADCAP MADGE"
-ALSO-
A MATRIMONAL ACCIDENT"
TRIANGLE COMEDY
AND
UNIVERSAL CURRENT EVENTS
COMING TOMORROW MARY PICKFORD IN
"A ROMANCE OF THE
REDWOODS"
TRIANGLE. PLAY
MINEWORKERS ORDERED
TO SHOW CAUSE
W ASHINGTON, Jan. 14. (U. P.)
Ten officials of the United Mine-
workers of America were ordered by
the supreme court to show why they
shouldn't be considered in contempt
of court because of their continued
efforts to unionize employes of the
Hitchman Coal & Coke Co. of Wheel
ing, West Virginia.
Advertised Letters
1 lie following is a list of adver
tised letters remaining isn (Albany,
Oregon, postortice on January 14,
19 IS.
Miss Ruth Cooky, Mr. Rollin F.
Gorham (6), Miss Emily Hooper
kobert Irwin. Mr. E. V. Kent, Air.
Clarence Miller, Mr. W. M. Mitchell.
Mr. S. E. Myers Mr. C. E. Patter
son, Mrs. Charley Smith, Mfs. J.
B. Smith, Mr. A. K. Smith, Mr.
i'crcy A. SJellmacher, Mrs. Ellen
Mockdcll.
C. H. STEWART, P. M.
HALIFAX DISASTER AT GLOBE
The Halifax Disaster shown in the
films at the Globe this evening. Don't
miss this great program.
The town of independence is goini?
strong in the War savings thrift
campaign. Homer S. Wood, postmas
ter there, during the month ef De
cember sold $1J0 worth of Thrift
stamps, the returns representing an
average of more than $1 for each res
ident of the town.
GOOD
SHOWS
ALWAYS
ONLY
EMMA GOLDMAN LOSES
IN SUPREME . COURT
WASHINGTON. Jan. 14 lU. P.)
The supreme court overruled the
apprali of Kmina Goldman, Herkman
and five others convicted of seeking
to defeat conscription by inducing
men not to register. They upheld
the lower courts.
MARKET REPORT
THE PRICES given in the local
quotations are those asked by the
wholesaler from the retailer for
fruits and vegetables. All oth
er prices are those paid the
producer. List is corrected daily.
LOCAL Grains
Wheat
Oats,
Bran,
Vetch seed
. $1.77 l-2(l.&
70c
$J5
$J..5
Shorts
S.W
20
.. $19(&-0
( )
... $l9ia$2n
$10.58
I9 60
.. $808
Nay, cheat
Hay, vetch
Hay, timothy,
Clover
Flour, hard wheat
riour, valley
Sugar
Beans
. 8ci&10c
Butter
Butterfat
Creamery butter ,
Country butter, trade
Egs and Pouitrr
Eggs, cash .
Large infertile eggs
55c
52c
,50c
45c
47c
Eggs .trade
Hens, per pound .
46c
14c.lg.16c
Roosters
Springs ..
Ducks, ..
10c
15c
14cgl6c
1-c
Geese, live 10c; dressed
Pork. Veal and Mutton
Hogs $12s$14.50
Cows - 4c(g6c
Steers S$8
Veal ' 7&9c
i!ulla 45c
Ewes i 5(&7c
Larabs .
Yearling sheep
9c12c
. 8c10c
PRICES
PORTLAND JOBBING
Bluestem, $2.05.
Fortyfold. $2.03.
lub, $2.01.
Red Russian. $1.98.
Oats. No. 2 whits feed. $58.50.
Barley, feed. $55.
Valley Hour, $9.60.
Hay, f. o. b. PsrtUnd
Willamette Timothy, fancy, $2$.
Vetch ( )
Cheat ( )
Clover, $22.
Vegetables
Potatoes, $1.25.
Beans nominal, small white, 13 l-2c.
large white, 13 l-4c; pink, 9 3 4c.
limas, 14 l-2c; bayous, 10 3-4c; red.
10 l-2c.
Livestock
Prims steers. $8.75$10.50.
Hogs, best live. $15.35felS.60.
Fancy cows, $7 (g $7.85.
Calves, $7S$I0.
Sheep, valley yearlings $126112.50.
Spring lambs, $12,50413.
Batter, Eggs and Sugar
Butter, city creamery, 50c.
Butterfat, 56c.
Eggs, selected extra, 45c.
Sugar, $8.00.
Live Poultry
Hens, Plymouth Rocks, 20c20c.
Broilers, 17c18c
Turkeys, live, 21c 22 l-2c.
Dressed, fancy, 28c&30c; culls, 20c.
Geese, live, 15c.
Pekin Ducks, 20cg22c.
Indian Runner ducks, 14c17c
Wool, '16 valley cotswold, best, 55c
medium Shropshire. 60c
Hops, '16 crop. 2527c; contracts.
30c335c.
Pinal Account Filed
The final account in the estate! of
James G. Calloway has been approvs
en hy Judire U H. McKmirht.
Account Approved
Judge McKniirht has approved the
fourth account in the f'tate of Law
rence Landrith, a minor.
HALIFAX DISASTER AT CJT.OBE
The Halifax Disaster shown in the
films at the Globe this evening. Don't
miss this great program.
Wheatless and meatless days at
- J I . . l . 1 L!
. IS' A' .'
$ S
CITY NEWS
-a s
i . t? si ;.; '.i ijl & u
To Work 'in Shipyards
K. 11. Dickson and Oscar Nyjfirn
went to I'ortljud this mo ruin n to
work in the shipyards as painters.
Spent Night Here
J. l Carlos of Ashland spent last
nifcht in Albany and went to Cor
vallis this inoiniu. to visit his dau
ghter. To Attend Meeting
C. 1- Sh.svv went to Salem this
morning to attend a inciting of the
directors of the gtaiis'c fire insur
ance. Visiting Hollowaya
D. E. Holloway of Eastern Oregon
arrived in Albany last night an,t w ill
visit for a few weeks at the .home
of his son, I). S. Holloway.
Crawford Leave
Mr -..! VI f XV ........ ...II
..... ...... ... ... v-., o
ou ...e cany am lomorrow
California ' '"
Will Move Store-
(HtiMin:
Repairs on the Rhodes
jtrinK in KoJ ha.r a.i.l 1. . H..1- i ltMcII, Krcaicr .ntc.rst tlun I
loway expects to he ahe to niovr In, ; tioIll lo ,he !jUc otK.. t(l Ulf ,lu
grocery store to the new loot.on Ny .he U,r 4i,owh to he a toMind.tl. i
ht? first of next month He .Uen- ,cwc, Wlu,ltimit IlK.. hAs sur. I
Urge h.s stocked nuke other ,- roumIrJ Mhs 4milir,tritl A
provements in the ervicr. IlouMc tJI nUl,h in,lu,ic, VlIlrr(, !
Halifax Horror .t Globe- i u,,t iTAr ....lrr.,.i. Wmiircd I
in the (.lohe hill tonight .!! hejHairi 4nd Jui-ephinr M..nr. ho ,
inouiiir Ktiirr of the recent Halnw i .,ayfl lhc rt ot a criM.cd old nuid j
lisastrr. which are said lo Isr ih.
finest films of their kind in existence.
That lhc siroKram contains this ail. It J
attraction was not known to Ihe nian-
auement until lute this afternoon.
wiiuh explains the absence of the
program being featured in the rcuular
advertisement
Marching Through Germany
T. V. Trcsidder of Seattle has
written a popular sotitf, "Marching
Throuuh Cicrmany." Copies of the
sonn were received at this office to
duy. The tune is catchy, the words
patriotic and the composition as a
ss hole is stood.
Here From Lebanon -
Mrs. John Reed, of Lebanon, is vis
itiiiK at the home of Mrs. J. G. Craw
ford. Montana People Here
Mr. and Mrs. Kdw. Morgan, of Car
ter, Mont., are visiting in the city with
relatives.
Canac jtn Soldiers to Speak
The three Canadian officers who w,l
speak here Wednesday evening, are
continuing lo draw larKe crowds along
ine line, l-ast mht tliey spoke al
Medford and toniKht they will talk at
Grants I'ass. A larxe crowd is ex
pected to hear their talk .here tomor
row evcmnit at the armor., at 8 o'
clock.
mMFX DISASTER AT f.I.OBE
The Halifax Diaster shown in the
film at the Globe this evening. Don't
miss this srreat proTam.
Great Northern Express company
agents at Albany, Astoria. EiiKcnc,
I'ortland and Salem have all been
appointed selling agents for the gov
ernment Thrift Stamp and War Sav
in kn stnmpj.
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III I I H-s.-n!H w.Hy i?, r.' I 1 i.J II
. -rte am ' y,ra. "Jrt
F2 m" :zwjrr-?2
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Tj CHAS. FESSIA, Accordionist
SYNCRONIZINO MUSIC AND SILENT ART
U Aslo SOLO SPECIALTY HAW1IAN MELODIES
e a
ELAINE HAMMERSTEIN SCORES
HIT IN '.HECO-BESPONOENr
MaiUKrr Cuiiiiiiiiiiis, of the Kolie
Tlicatic, put oicr a "knock-out," to
use. lhc sE-ug teliu, when he booked
"The o-Kcpoudlll," ,tllih opened
at that pl.i) house cstcr.lay. A lull
house greeted the pciloriiian.c, in
which hlaiue I tallililcl stem is rra
lured. lut lus'tit.
"Tile Co Respondent" it one of the
best pilot. iUv uatuics sliovsn in
lll-illy iii.iotiv I he icalutc vsas direct
ed by Kalph . hue, and tuait all
liie cuimatks oi the liuc ducctloll,
ftiiull Is as th-tc to pcrti'stiou as It
is p"Sli'lc to come. It seems Uiat
sillipluit) i the kesnote ol all the
tcvcnl phitill.,) successes. Ill "The
I o Hi si'on.tent' simptu it) auul plats
a tiinsi itnp.iit.iut I'jtt
Miss llaiiiuit i stent outdoes tlve ex
pcctatiotis ol her
h.-r most anient adtiur.
, , , c ,,. , lnuicll, coun.
!"y k'"' "'' '" l'"1'" "-
I Utici iui t.ir tultlnm ot tity kUiJ'
; ..m- vi,, , i.. .tl, .....i, .I.. i
irriittit)l , 1 he tiMutlrr and icciiri 1
m " 1 he Co-Kesjumdriit" are niot I
realistic tud true lo lire. There are
w (iidUiul itrm i and col. shady ;
l.rnok. stud Kray tneadows that I
lairly breathe ol totitilry li:e. l hc
HW4 ot a Kfrat inetrnpdlitun news-1
paper tilt it' c arc Uht hot and truest
to life ever seen ciUier on the screen
ot the Kxttinute statfe.
Tlic foiinh epuodc of the war pk- !
lures, ' The Kctreat tt the Germans i
ikt the Hattlc oi Arras," show a more
intimate view ot the great war,
showing the soldier golnt; over the
top and more hattlc action George
Ovcy i also good its a Cub c-mnrj).
Same hill ak'ain toniKht.
MILK PRICES ADVANCE
. WEDNESDAY MORNING
For months pat the fresh mttk
I uusincsft nas occn eonuutirtj ny ine ,
aairyman at no profit and in many in
stances at a Kreat lots. .Milk comlm
serics with Kreat war orders to fill
at a big price have been boosting the
price of fresh tailk in order to ct
the dairyman to stay in the btisiurs.
All kinds of feed hat jronc out of
tight and farmer claim they have not
in many instances received enough to !
pay their feed bill. .Sew l..ws tor tlir
compulsory pasteurization of market j
milk and cream, lettering of milk hot j
ties and cans, and the compulsory
testing of the d.iiry hrnls for ttihrr- '
culosis, which has taken the milk from I
many cows oft the markrt. Tins,
together with the abnormal hi;h i
prictj the farmer can r-nrc for hi 1
T'was Another Itolfe Triumphi
,s
Kvsrythio.
Always
for Less
SSSirC.
cows for Iseef. tends to lessen the
supply of milk.
On top of all this the pi ices ot
bottles, milk cans, milk t'aps, lahor
ami evrrvthtnvt connected with the
milk business lias adianced .' lo St
per cent. In order to asert anv se
rious fthnite III c.ilrm milk tn
Uply the demand, ntalTes a rise in
the retail price of milk ncvcssaiv
On the 15th of I inuarv we will ad
vame the retail piur of milk to the
following prk-es In gallon lots, .Ur;
in iiun. Uc, and in punt tie. Vet,
stjhcse prices, pure milk is roini.in
-Those Who
"Drop
Everything to
Attend This
Remarkable
January Clearance of
SHOES '
Will be Fully Rewarded for their Estra Efforts, for Her ar Value
and Styles that Msrk this Sale of Supreme Importance.
Pair after Pair of Good Shoea I s Going; Out of This Store at Lit
tle Prices, to five Months of Service tor Thrifty People who real
ize the Importance of This Splendid Sale.
A few Short Lines at Less Thsn we can Buy Them For Today.
3 PAIRS OF BUTTON SHOES 38
With Welt Soles, Cuban Heels, all Black Leathers, small sites tl.tS
64 PAIRS OF BUTTON SHOES M
Blsck Kid. McKay Sewed. Cuhsn Heels, all sizes tl.lS
27 PAIR OP BLACK KID LACE 27
Hi-Top Boots with Louis Heels ; sites S to I only. $3 9i
It PAIR BLACK KID VAMP 19
9-inch Whole Quarter Fawn. Cloth Top, Louis Heel, Well Sole
sizes 4 to 7 $5.00
McDowell Shoe Co.
Just Ask Your Neighbors
What They Thought
Elaine Hammerstein
THE
Co-Respondent
"RETREAT of the GER
MANS at Arras" No. 4.
OEOROE OVEY in
A POLITE COMEDY
BTrytbiu
1 1 IT I1 I I S-Pr (or i.
for Ls
j lively one of the cheapest foods that
lean be used.
, AI.HAXV RKT.MI. lMHII s.
4IW.IKXX ll.STI-'K AT til.OHK
't he lljlil Disaster allow n in the
films at the I, lobe this esrimisl I'oii'l
mist tint Mieat program.
TKN CKNT TEA
The Methodist church I.adiet' nl
Society will base lit rrtrular tiirelin
and leu cent tea at ihe home of U s
XLiifstir Veal Wednesday aitetlioon al
..Ml oVtnrk s jri(e alleniUme it
lr. ire. I )l
THE ANSWER Jewell pro
ductions are always 100 percent.
The direction, Ralph Ince'a beat.
The story, not a hashed -over
plot, but New and Brilliant
AND Mis Hammerstein
and Mr. Lucas, Wonderful.
home mean defeatlets days for our
boys abroad.