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PACK FOUR ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT, WEDNESDAY. MAY St 1018. W kT a com p let 11m of Summer Underwear for Women and Children ' . GAUZE VESTS Sleeveless, wmg sleeve and long sleev IS to (Sera UNION BUITS All styles, all qualities, 45c to tM GOWNS for ladies, in crepe, muslin. Nainsook, etc., long and short sleeves $1.00 to S2.S0 CAMISOLES and CORSET COVERS in wash silk, crepe de chine, Nainsook, mualin 25c to $2.25 SKIRTS Muslin, wash silk, taffeta, satine, etc $1.25 to $5.95 Flood's Store 334 West First SL MEMORIES OF MOTHER f AT METHODIST MEET Rev. Geo. H. Bennett Deliv ers Eulogy at Services Held Yesterday - ; ' No memorial can be more hallowed -among men than the day in which we 'hear a (rain the mother's voice that is r 5? Rolfe TODAY AND THURSDAY The Lernin' ' of Jim Benton" A S-aet Triangle play of Out door' Life, taken in the heart of the Santa Monica Moun tains. ALSO Episode No. 6 "THE FIGHTING THAIL AND ALL-STAR TRIANGLE COMEDY "WHEN WAR MEANT PEACE" .Coming Friday 'WOMAN AND THE LAW c 3 a stilled, and feel again the touch of her vanished hand. It was she who shared her life with us at life's first dawning- She walked in the vallev of shadow that we might see the light of life. In her embrace was the gamer of our heartthrobs and the couth of our repose. There we nest led in our distress and there was the playground of our infant joy. Her willing arms became our refuge. Mo ther taught our infant feet and stead ied them over the tottering places. Her faithful hands plied the needle early and late for our comfort. She kissed us and sent as off to school and she taught our childish' lips the name of Jesus, and to whisper to Him our earliest prayer. Sam Jones said: An angel was sent from Heaven one day to bring to the Heavenly world the most beautiful treasure found among men. Long he searched. He saw a garden of Amer ican beauty roses, rich beyond com pare, and gathered an armful; but he passed an open window and beheld an infant's smile, and paused to claim it for the Heavenly courts; and then the angel saw the mother kneeling by her babe, and in her tender eyes he read the mother's love. With these three treasures the angel winged his way to the celestial city; but when he wait ed at the gates of pearl Io, the roses had withered away, the infant's smile had faded, and only the mother's' love remained, pure, deep and radiant as before. And so the angel offered at the throne of God the sweet incense of a mother's love, the choicest treas ure of this world. Garibaldi, the liberator of Italy, said: "Often amid the trying scenes I ui uijr lumuuuoiu career nave 1, in fancy, seen my sainted mother on her knees before God: mother imploring the Most High for her son." The love of her pure sul is a great rock in a weary land, whose shadow offers rest and whose portals give protection to afflicted children. Her sympathy is a well-spring in the desert of life which never runs dry. Her wisdom is a safe guide, and her fortitude cheers the souL Few would go far astray if they harkened to the voice of mother. Trim Looking Oxfords ' AT REASONABLE PRICES OXFORDS have established them selves during the early months of . the present season as the favorite in foot-wear among women. x Wherever you go you notice that Oxfords are the choice, and their trimness and com fort have undoubtedly given them a per manent place in every woman's ward-robe. We have a number of very handsome mod els in the popular patterns and leathers that are reasonably priced and we strongly urge you to look them up at once. The Oxford illustrated above of Golden Brown Kid with Hand Turn Sole and Louis Heel $6.50 Other styles $40 upwards McDowell Shoe Co. Benjamin West, the great Ameri can painter, said: "A kiss from my mother mad me a painter." Her ten der sympathy changed the course of his life, and opened the hidden springs of his genius. The mother's kiss cures the bruised little fingers, and her car ess smooths out the tangled hair. Surely the hand that rocks the cradle rules th world. How often it is true the men most eminent trace their gentler natures and refinements of soul to the nurture of a fond and ta! ented mother. The child Is Iwurnl by closer, teuderer tie to the mother than to til father. It may lie .true because she Is his more constant com panion from th days of helplessness. She sows those virtues and Implants those noble ideals In early life which become th towering oaks of charac ter. The wis and holy mother never betrays the confidence of her child, She novcr tells a goMin storv to ij, 1 1 V. i 51 1: Only About Half the Steer is Beef Live Weight 1200 pound 100 Dretted Weight 672 pounds of Beef 56 )- ; " ' - x r , J . J . . , , When Swift & Company buys a steer weighing 1200 pounds, only about 672 pounds goes to market as beef; the other 528 pounds consists of hide, fats, other by-products, and waste. When the packer pays 15 cents a pound for a steer, he sells the meat to the retailer for about 24, cents. But the packer gets only about 6 cents a pound for the other 528 pounds. This means that the packer gets about 16 cents a pound for all the products from a steer for which he pays 15 cents. The difference of 1 v cent', per pound covers the cost of dress ing, preparation of by-products, freight on beef to all parts of the United States, operation of dis tributing houses, and leaves a net profit of only about of a cent per pound on all dressed beef sold. Large volume of business and utilization of parts that were formerly wasted, make this achievement possible. Year Book of interesting and instructive! tacts sent on request. Address Swift ft Company, Union Stock Yards, Chicago, TJUnoto frighten her little on to obedience. She never penults him to l taught to b afraid of tit) dark. And as th sincere mother becomes to her chili1, a heroin and a saint. , Mother stands for a peaceful home; for purity and Integrity of life; for knowledge and achievement; and for God and country. She is the enemy of all vices. The family I the unit of the nation's life, and the mother Is th center of home life. No nation can attain high pinto in civilisation that doea not honor motherhood and womankind. We think of the captain of Industry, the man on the bridge of th battleship, th man in th trench. and the man in the Whit Hour as th man of th hour who gives his country his greatness; but no, it is th sweet and courageous womanly woman we call mother who gives form and greatness to the age. What won der the dying Christ gave us sacred example when he bequeathed his mo ther and John to each other as moth er and aon, that ah might b honored and protected. The comforting pow-1 er of a mother's live, the restraining power of a mother's wish, the sooth ing power of a mother's touch and the strengthening .power of a mother's prayer to these all men confess. Richard WaUon Gilder truly said: Site had no special graces nor art; uer ncnes not in banks were kept; Her treasure was a gentle heart. Her skill to comfort those who wept." THE RKI) CROSS IN ACTION AT THE ROLFK An excellent film portrayal of what the Red Cross is doing in France will be shown at the Rolfe Theater on Fri day nnd Saturday of this week. Th story which is a product of James .Montgomery Flagg is acted by an ex- ellont cast and shows graphically the work being carried on In the battle- torn sections of Europe. 1 he theme of this picture, which ev ery redhlooded American should wit ness, is "Not One Shall Be Left Be hind." Ladies Khaki Clothing FOR WORK AND OUTINGS. Nothing more serviceable ami sen sible and notice the prices! Hill OVERALLS Gathered at ankle OVERALL UNION SUITS MIDDIES two pockets SHIRTS- two pockets TROUSERS Kit light below kne .. SKIRTS HATS to match 12-Inch OUTING HOOTS Goodvear Welt, soft high grade calf upper ., 11.6 . . I1.M I1.M .. fl.DM .. Il il . 1H ... 4e Incorporated all that la bright and colorful, with an incomparable acrobatic art. Claisv singing, nifty dancers. The show that chases gloom from life and niakea you glad you're living. Mima Coaper to Speak Miss Elisabeth Coser, secretary or the Civilian Relief work of the Linn county chapter of the Red Cross, will apeak tonight at the library. Ev eryone is invited to attend. Coming soon ' ' TIIK DRONE ' 22m24 Went to Portland I'ruf. Ludwig Wilson and wife ami daughter went to Portland this morn ing for a few days' visit. GRADUATING PRESENTS Fancy Stationery. leather Tourist Tablets, leather Hill Mulders and PockettMioka. Fountain Pens, lo traf Memorandum and Prtc Hoowe. y l.oue l.rf (miking Receipt Hooka. Ilund'pahited Graduation Cards. RAWLINGS, 121 llrondway S.t, Allany, Oregon. !Mm2H Coming soon ' THE DRONE " ?2mS4 VAUDEVILLE COMING TO THE GLOBE THEATER The Gladstone vaudeville company will be at the Glob Theatre on Frida May 24th, one day only. A wonderful aggregation, radiatinr ; COMINGEVENTS May 27 Colics drive for Lib erty Bonds starts. May 29 Drsft csll for 45 men from county. June 2 High school and college baccalaurrst service. June S College cmacrvatory reritaL June 4 College graduation. May 23 L'hrrrian concert for Red Crou at (ilnhc. May 2S High School play, "Th Drone." Juna 4 High School Senior Day. June 5 High School commencement. Commencement Day Stands out as on of the most memorable occasions in lifo. It celebrates the first achievement to receive public recognition. It is a proud day for graduates, parents, friends. Your senti ment and regard demands that the gift be fitting and of per manent value. We have chosen our stock with this idea in mind. Perhapa we can help you select a suitable gift. E. C. MEADE IP A TOP NOTCH PROGRAM ALL THIS WEEK I-nst Time Today Doug' Fairbanks "A Modern Munkctcer" It's a Ft try full of Dashing Roma ic. - , Tomorrow The Cherrian Quartet And Mrs. Rahn of Salem, will appear on th program for th Red Cross Benefit ...Also Vivian Martin Photo "A Kiss for Susie" Friday The Gladstone O An added attraction RIMROCK JONES A PARAMOUNT Kodak' Same old price on films at Fred Dawson's Rexall Store "The Store of Quality" Let us finish your pictures Swift & Company.U. S. A;