Albany daily democrat., February 13, 1918, Page 4, Image 4

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Seasonable
Merchandise
Reasonable Prices
Knitting Pins
ALUMINUM. alt. S, in 12 and 14
inch lengths, JSc and 40c pair.
AMBER, site 5, 6 and S. in 12 and
14-inch length. 2Sc and 35c a pair.
KNITTING WORSTED in khaki
color, about 4-oa. hanks, 5 Sc.
SHELL HANDLES (or knitting ban
35c pair.
SILK TASSELS, pink and blue,
brown, rote, navy and black, 20c each
Flood's Store
134 WEST FIRST STREET
MARY PICKfORO IN KATE
- D0U6LAS WIGGINS PLAY
One of the most pretentious film
offeritiK ever presented at the Gin be
theatre will make its initial a,ear
nee ther tonight when Mary Tick
ford is seen in .her newest ArKrait
picture, "Rebecca of Sunnybrook
Farm."
"Little Mary" with her effervescent
youth, her genuine come!y and her
wonderful knowledge of dramatic
technique. i the ideal person to im
mortalize the little girl of the New
England village, who though domin
ated by two crabbed old aunt;, does
not permit it to cruh her spirit.
The 14th episode m "V,ho Is N'um
ber One?" will also be shown.
MECHANICS CAN HELP
READ OUR WANT ADS.
t Continued from Page 1)
line trenches.
Patriotism call on the steadiest,
the best artisans in America to vol
, unteer, it calls on their icllow cil
iieus to value the service in tin-
shipyards as it deserves and to honor
' the shipbuilders as thej honor thr
' men in the trenches.
! In connection with this drive. Ore
' (ton has again led the nation, the fir:
application tor enrollment having
been received by the l. S. Shipping
Board at Washington, being that of
a Linn county man, Leslie H. Towrc
of Halsey.
Oregon's quota is 33. but Stale
Director Franklin T. Griffith is c
lident that before the drive is over
the enrollment will show a total
close to 30,000.
I Any man who can use a tool i
f!?!?!?!?l?!??!?!??!?l?!?l?!?I??l??
V.
Automobile Owners E
: The BEST Gas Saver :
Is ft motor in perfect running condition. If every part is working
a it -hould your gas bill will he reduced and at the same time
you will b. better satisfied with your car.
We are rtared to remedy all ailments of your car or give" it
complete overhauling. -w
a. FARMERS
If yu ,havc a Tractor (steam or gas that needs repair, we are
fixe, to handle all of that kind ofwork. Plowshare ground.
If you have any machine wort V be done, we are prepared to do it.
Special Notice
I'll lil Ihe first of April we will only iviarirr 60c per hour for all
Automobile and Tractor work. Af.cv thai dale we will raise to
the usual price of "5c ver hour. N'ow is your chance to get your car
or tractor in shape for spring.
ALL WORK ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED
If anything goes wron on our account we will make it good FRF-E
OF CHARGE.
. . SATISFACTION IS OUR SLOGAN
1 ALBANY E
Auto & Machine Shop
Corner First and Jackson Streets, Albany, Oregon
GLENN W. WILLARD Props. iGEORGE E. HERREN -
JIM?!?!?!?!??!?!??!?!?!?!?!?!??!?!-?
(1 GLOBE
WEDNESDAY
AND THURSDAY
MARY
PICKFORD
Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm
in
IN A CINEMA PORTRAYAL OF THE FAMOUS STORY
AND PLAY BY KATE DOUGLAS WIGGIN AND CHAR.
LOTTE THOMPSON
ALSO
FOURTEENTH EPISODE
WHO IS NUMBER ONE?
THE WORLD'S SUPREME MASTERPIECE
COMING MONDAY "QUO VADIS
BREAK THAT COLD
Stop it before it tfets a good hold on You
by using
DAWSON'S COLD CURE or REXALL COLD
TABLETS
FRED DAWSON'S DRUG STORE
THE STORE OF QUALITY
PRETTY JUNE CAPRICE AT THE ROLFE TONIGHT
IN A PATRIOTIC PHOTO PLAY "MISS U. S. A."
direction mjl v Vzl
iLgk
The "Sunshine Maiif.'' 'June la- known family. t their death la
price. is with u atfain. In a stirring Knel Lenoir .'jilifiir'i1 '.f Kiinn . tor
William Fox photoplay, called "Mi cts the r,ure. Natuc i!m, livt-ar
L S. A., &hc will appear at t hi- -.lie will take the new!) horn lah
Rolie theatre tonight lor a ( ilaV away and kill it. He iloe this to net
ruiL I hii brother fortune. The nurse,
however, utes the m.ant tnto the
Ukxtlle.
Mete From Dever
K'w A.lir iif lvrr Neiil thr il.i
in Allunv i'ti iMtMiic.
j To Aileml Auto Show
nt Ami 1 on w ml l ri tlanil
this moitiing to atlrml t!ie auto
how.
Ketu-ncd From Portland
J ... J Veal frttnmil home yrirrilay
from Tot t laud, w Ucte lie tad lee tt
! eti.d d.i. Mi; V al rcmaini., in
I'mtUiM to tc with thit daiuhtu
' KoKvta. who 1 rcriviiu lu.itnie t
I hi tl r tn toil Santaiit.tii H-
, Weather KelK.rt
j Vr-triit.iy rin;'Tat"re
1 trotn 3.i tit 4' (U-ktrrev Hi
I w i null jtiil Jh- ncr ST : e'
, Viitint in Biownsville
J Mi Helen I r went t Hi"r-
tl!r etrtd.i v t" hn -1 r r
; Mr .1 A iVtt
; Returned From Auto Show
j Mr. ami Mr. I I'eu-pl. i.-n
! rrtiinin! tlits ninrnin trtm I'litLniiI
! where they wrr,- intefctei! ;ot.tri
at the I'of tUu.l ut .m l 1't.n ti-r
show. T.ht v te(i.i t !arr -..n i
- attendance ami mtic'i intefrit !i.. v
in tlie v art. ut rxluNit.
. Vi-ii:inK Mother
CONTINUOUS TIlADlNd
t tha J. C. Psnnty Co. day altar day and wstk afur watk. Is
what coums. You savt monty on svery purchas no maitsr how
small.
Ths larsr tht amount ol our Puirhsin lha ctapr wt can buy.
Ltt's tooptratsi It's to th aJvint.,, ol both ol us.
Curtain scrims 13 l-2c. 15c, 19c
Mcrctriicd poplins
Romptr g.iUtra i'c
r.' iiuh Tililf Inuik 9c
I7-in. rutil'rr slirclinu 49c
.'4 in .linger rt..ih 10 yd.. IM9
1 41H1M1 tl.inin-1 12 I !t. Ic
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$J.9H. $4 9
SIi.vii Mc, 70V. Hc. $l..!
IMI I.,.i . WC 19. ?
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Tnikixh I ..in I. . . lor J9i-'I-.iiI.lIi
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M. 11 Km ki.'i.l ii 1 lor J
Kvcrylhinit
Always
(or I rsa
Hi iya" Kiii'kford nx - J '' 5c
Men's csnias glnvrs . 2 (or 2Sc
Men's Irallirr lic glovrs .... 29c
l'iirlnriy pants 12.94
kluki p.u.1. II.2S, 11.49, SI I9
!r. .im. $169, $1,911. $.'.49,
$.")
II,. , ,uit. $I9. $4 SO, $4 9,
$V90
l, n'. -nil. $9)0, $12 JO, $14 75,
Mill's lain lii.ilt $.1 9H, $4 9H,
$6 90
II,., i' ,.,111 .....is $.") $1 98 $.'49
II. .m' i.iruill. 59.-. Ml. 9i-
Kvcrylliint
ways
lor I ess
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I-'.mp.I 111 ihr in.ntlhs ol llior at
lh lit, 11I i. atiutuinitt.Ml no rt inl
;iiMtjiil thin tlic shrlli 111 t'.ifir kir.
! guns.
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I Notice to Dog Owners.
I Wll.i .U. lllr.r ,!..-,;. MI,., .1 .,
Lrlonii I" I imJi.'.U .ii "M ,..
w.tn'l k:M !i.i-j. " r( 1 1 .-1 ii
l.iinii killi-il rrl) il.i In
do.'. lo "ll crali, J" r"
l.illlli iif noilli ..ii.mi.l J 11
.to i"il 1.N..H i . .ii uir iri;oii'
1'ir ill.-rj. .uil il" kill '
I'lir ri'. r li.i. ...unl. l
il.'K. ninnnni list. "lull .In- m-M
III,- l.tll li. , I. Ill fl t l l"..M k II
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The "Sunshine Maid" will not . ,
all iunshine and smiles in tin new '
l and of a family living in tenetmtti
Mr. and Mm. !!. I. Fw of M-
tura. i'alil'trnia. returned t- 1!
yeterdiv alter a iit in lrisn'
and are now visiting Mr i ..'
mother. Mrj t. If Fmr
Returned From Portland
Mr an. I Mr H It l iii. k rri.it, i
ed Ij ermn.; from r.xtl.nnl
Newlywedt Return
Mr. ami fr. a f'.i.tliirn return
Virginia soon after the t'nitcd Stales CapitoU. now 16 year old, hack s ' ct AH'any estenlav from thr'vr
declared war on (iertuany. She hunt hit ard. Miss Illack Then conic ! honeymoon, ii.rnl in Newport They
are now at tlieir hottv on Vt Sev
enth treet.
crcen drama. She ha determined,
active work to do to serve her conn-
in New York. When the tory o;m
the niiMc ha jut retnrned to Vir
cinia and iia confeed to Maioi
try in dram that takes jdace in I var field; Cauitola uncle, lie hrinu-
i his nam. .miij jiuck. Mien come
out spies and is twice tare tn fa. e j the war, and camp and p.r.'
with death while doing thi work. j !t turns OIJt (hjt i;anric l.mnrii
Her name is Capitola. Her father ,he arch spy. Hc is arreted and dc
died before her birth and her mo- ' notinced and the fortune return tu
ther soon after. Her father was Ku- Capitola.
gene Lenoir, wealthy and of one oi j The first Henry I.chrman comedy,
the most prominent families in Vir ( "Roaring Lions and Wediug ItelU,"
inia. Her mother loo was of a well will also be f.hon.
qualified to become a volunteer, l-ol- i
towing are the occupations desired
for enrollment:
Acetylene and electrical welders.
Asbestos workers.
Blacksmiths anglesitiith,
forge men, flange turners.
men. t
Boiler makers riveters, reamers.! "
CITY NEWS
JJ 'P- .To Hear Harry Lauder
lurna.e J
r
Men's Wet
Weather
Tan
Norwegian
Calf
Two full soles
The toes are a little
Broader in Bal's,
You don't need Rubbers
with These Shoes.
$9.50
McDowell
. Shoe Co.
Ir. A. J. Ho'Ik? an'l nifc wrm
Portland tliM morning to vihii
reUiivcs and near Harry l.ait'ii-r.
Leave for Newport
Mrs. Norman Hind and son. a--cumiianird
)!"jr 'Jlni. I.. A. U'ood.
left today fir, N'cuiMirt ltrre t'ury
will sprml -rveral werlcs. 1'liry will
le joined by ilr. Ilindcs not wtek.
Lincoln Day at H. S
Ir. W. P. White dcliv rri'd the Lin
coln lay adilrrs at the Iii'kIi school
yesterday aitrrnoon. A splendid mu
sical program was also presented l.y
the student hjly.
To Hear Harry Lauder
Mr. and' Mrs. CJia. Stewart and
Mrs Koy U'oo.ls went to Portland
this momin to hear Harry Lauder.
Irvine in Salem
J. C. -Irvine made a business trip
I" Salem ycurrday.
iinrrisburg People Here
Mr. and Mrs. I . K. Lewis of llar
risburir came down this niornini; on
business.
In Oakville .
Hiram Torliet spent yesterday in
Ar-;ve From Eupene
Mr. and Mrs. F. I. Ciiinim ar-iir-l
in Albany yesterday for .1 i-il is it li
Mrs. Gumm's ehiblrrn. who liirmar
Albany.
Weyerhauser Man Here
Geo. W. Marshall, tax aK'ent for
thr 'e erhiiur; TiinlM-r I'n 'of
Taroma. wis in thr tily l'.d.iv l.ink
iui; o' rr bis r.iuiarii 's airiMiM-nl
for. 10IS.
The Sample Store's Tri
Weekly Reminder
New Sp'iiiK Stvlei in all-ll'ik. iey ur ptoss-n kul, Russia or K.'ko
lalf. Maik or brown vjmps with Kiev and tan tops. These aie
moslly 9 in. tops, la.e wilb lou.s. Mibtaiy or Cuban Heels, yum.
tity I uyinc enables us to fpiotr nu the b.llowinK b.w iites:
b!
$S 8S
K.i I... I
li.-el.
hrrl
I
.,1 $
WOMKNS
vis. SI '. to
$1 i
kid U
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$I9H. $164. till
SHOPS
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tl.ht. $1 HQ. tl i
slord. bo. be.-!.
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C. J. BREIER CO.
YOi; DO HFTTKK IIF.KK I'OR I.KSS
Hoop 'sjapjjiljej cbqs sjaiuadjej
builders, chippers and calkers.
I f (ric.1l 1 workers elrctriciajis.
wiremen, erano operators.
Foundry workers.
Laborers all kinds.
I.oftsmen -ji-mplate makers.
Machinists and machine hands
all sojt; helpers. "
Painters.
Plumbers and pipe fitters.
Sbeet-melaJ workers and copper,
smiths. -'
Ship fitters.
Structural iron workers riveiers,
erectors, bolters up.
Other trades cemeriters, crane
men.
Rrffistration may alio be made at
I.enike's store on West N'inth street.
STARTING TODAY-
A
STTT June Caprice
'-Z'S-Jfrtfajlyffl "The Sunsbine Maid" in
"MISS IIS A
V L ' Ml
f 1 m. ..tAW
A Tbrillinn Patriotic Slory for
Women, Men and Kids, Too.
A
WILLIAM FOX
PRODUCTION
SPECIAL MUSIC
"ROARING LIONS and WEDDING BELLS"
The first of our New H. Lehrman Comedies
ROLFE WORLD LIBRARY
Coming Friday ETHEL BARRYMORE
In the Mammoth Seven-Act special production
"THE CALL OF HER PEOPLE"
At Usual Price
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