PAG I FOCE
ALBANY DAILY pRMOCRAT, FRIDAY. JUNK 14. 1SU.
WOMAN'S Ql'EST FOR HER VARIED NEEDS IN
Summer Dress
Materials
FINDS READY RESPONSE IN OIR SELECTIONS
W have beautiful line of Voile in floral designs, (tripes, plaids,
and plain colors, ranging in width from 27 to 40 inches;
priced at 15c to $1.00 a yard
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY GINGHAMS
Our prices are less than replacement values. We carry the Standard
Brands such as Toil du Nord. Amoskeag A. F. C, Amoskeag
Utility, etc. Priced. at 19c. 2Je and 25c a yard
TISSUE and ZEPHYR GINGHAMS, 32 inches wide, fast colors,
' Sue and 59c a yard
Flood's Store
334 West First St
Kodak
Same old price on films at
Fred Dawson's
Rexall Store
"The Store of Quality"
Let us finish your pictures
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Never Any Odds or Ends
Never old shopworn goods. Never a side to raise money to meet
bills at any J. (' .I'rimey store. No matter where you go all of our
stocks are turned every HO to 70 days. Our luw prices always keen
things moving out lively. Trade where the rrowd trndes and you'll
make no mistake.
"Niagara Mnid" Silk Cloves 9e
Flhre silk hose 4Wr
Fine white cotton hose IV
, HxlH fine silk and lile white
'hose 60c
'Alt colors in silk hose 79c
Whys' and girls' Mark hose 19c
Pillow slips 17c, 19r
Sheets 5r. 7c, $1.25
Men's dress shirts 79c
Men's work shirts 79r
Men's union suits 49c
Men's athletic suits 49r
Men's covert pallia II. 9H
Men's elk shoes 12.9
Men's mule shoes 12.25
Hoys' mule shoes .. SI. St. II.9H
Hoys' blouses 39c, 69c
Hoys' hat 25c, 4 He
Incorporated S J
Red Cross He Befit
A special Red Cross music evening
given by pupils of Mrs. Wilson's ctass
at Tangent at the Oddfellows hall Sa-
BUSINESS .MEN HARVEST
POTATOES IN TEXAS
The potato crop of Houston and
ft'hxrfnn Mlintin. Ta... tuAn
turday. June 16th. All proceeds go to . ,hrn. ,.' . " ' ...
Red Cross. Prices 25 and 15 cents, i . ... , .... . .
r men in local towns. When it was real-
txme- 1431 iied that the potato crop would be lost
J unless the fanners received help the
! state extension director, cooperating
with the farm help specialist of the
department of agriculture, explained
the situation, and the business men
closed their offices and helped harvest
the crop. Such cooperation is meaning
' much not only for the increasing of
the food supply of the nation bus is
breaking down the barrier that in
many cases has existed between town
, and country. Business men and farm
ers are working hand in hand to secure
an adequate food suppl yand to fur
ther the nation's cause. Other com
munities are planning to follow the
example set in these Texas counties.
Dainty Bridal
Slippers
Exquisite pumps of shimmering
satin, await th selection
of June Brides.
Then, too, there are'tne smartest
new Oxfords, Pumps and Boots
for every happy hour of the
Honeymoon Trip, in qualities
that will convince "hubby"
of your Shoe-buying
ability.
PUMPS of SATIN $4.00
PUMPS of Patent Leather,
Reignskin, Kid of Calf $4 to $8
OXFORDS of Reignskin,
Patent Leather, Kid or
Calf $4 JO to $7.50
BOOTS in Fabric or Leather
High Louis, Cuban or
. Military Heels $4 to $10
MOUNTAIN BOOTS of tan,
army grain leather, high
. 'tops $7 JO
t. Mcdowell
SHOE CO.
POLITICS IN ERIN
A LA ROUGH AND TUMBLE
LONDON. June 12 In some re
spects, political campaigning in Ire
land is worse than campaigning in
Flanders. .
At a political meeting at Sooth Ar
magh an overs rdent partisan threw
an egg of uncertain age, striking the
Countess Markievics full in the face.
She calmly wiped off the debric and
continued speaking.
POTATO BREAD
- recent magazines and
! Friends paid the freight.
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$2.10.
tooks.
SURE HFS A SOLDIER
W ASHINGTON. June 14. A much
begrimed bit of a boy pondered on a
Washington street comer. Down the
avenue, erect with the trenches stamp
ed all over him, came an officer.
The young one stiffened into a rigid '
salute. The officer smiled, returned
the salute, and stopped to ask the I
wherefor. I
"U. S. School Gsrden Army, sir. The
pins havent come yet but I'm one just
the same.
POLISHED SHOES TABOO
LONDON, June 14. By a govern
ment order polished shoes in the armv
are taboo for the duration of the war.
Hereafter soldiers must oil their shoes
the order only exempting the Guards
and the Household Brigades.
Returned Home
Cyrus Whitney returned home last
night from Vale, Oregon, where he has
been working for a couple of months.
Subscribers. 8
S If the boys fail to deliver the S
9 paper each evening kindly phone S
$ to the office. The management
$ invites complaints from its pa- el
$ irons and will do its best to
w correct faulty service. fc
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THE UNION OIL CO.
Has Dropped the Price of
Gasoline 2c per Gallon
Union GASOLINE at Your Garage
Per 21 V Gal.
See the Garage Man in regard to
Coupon Books
THEY WILL SAVE YOU MONEY
UNION OIL CO.
of Calif.
Potato Biscuit
2 cups sifted flour
1 teaspoon salt
3 teaspoons baking powder
3 tablespoons shortening
1 cup mashed potato
Liquid sufficient to mix
Sift together twice the flour, salt
and baking powder. Cut or rub into
this the cold shortening. In the same
way rub into this flour mixture the
mashed potato. Finally add just
enough cold liquid to make the maas
cling together. Do not knead. Place
on floured board, roll until one-half
inch thick and cut into rounds. Place
these in lightly floured biscuit tins
and bake 15 to 20 minutes in a moder
ately hot oven. Bake all potato brealfs
more slowly than those made with
flour alone.
AUCTION SALE
There will lie a Red Onus auction
sale In front of the Ked Cross store on
Saturday, June lf.lli, at 3 p. m. A
buggy, English dog cart, livestock, etc.
will be sold at auction at this time.
Persons desiring to donate articles
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I can comes tor geographies. 1 he
men say Uncle ham is sending them
aft over the world and they want to should leave same at Red Cross store.
review geography. Those hsving re
cent ones, please leave them at the
library.
Special loans of books will lie made,
to those going on their vacations. Ex
tension of time is granted.
On the "Outdoor Shelf will lie
NOTICE OF BOND REDEMPTION
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned Treasurer of the City of Al
bany, Oregon, has funds on hsnd with
the fiscal agent for the State of Ore
gon in New York City, to, and will, on
the 1st day of July, pay off, redeem
and cancel Bonds u. 1, 2 and 3 of
the Improvement ijpnds of the Citv
of Albany, Oregon, dated Jan. 1, 11)14.
Interest on said bonds shall cease on
July 1. 1918. H. B. CUSICK.
142J128 City Treasurer
LIRKARY NOTES
Senator Chamberlain and Congress
man Hawley are sending large gifts
of bound government documents to
the public library.
In response to a request from the
spruce camp library at South Beach.
Oregon, we have sent a box with 225
ATTENTION! COMRADES
of Mf Phcraon Post No. 6, and la.lirs
of Fair Oaks Circle No. 1, Grand Armv
of the Republic:
Wa r ror.li.llv Inultl I., fk. ..
found many books and magaiinca of j fifi.,. of th. Kk. lMigt A ,
interest to the swimmers, and those j .,,,,, . ..KU(t m ,,, Vl ,,
taking recreation. Wis' Temple Friday evening at 8 SO
Ask at the desk for booklet, on , A lk.t c ,.., mr,t th. Arm.
Representative American Poetry." ory H p. m so .. to march
Through the courtesy of th. Badger in . Ilv to the place of meeting.
Press, Boston, we have 300 copiea to rr
distribute.
An order for new books Is being
prepared. Requests from patrons
gladly received. .
The new "daylight law" is reducing
the electric light hill. Many evenings
pass now without turning on the elec
tricity. Mrs. Normnn Psgne, assistant li
brarian at LaGrande, recently visited
the library ami spoke most highly of
the building and the work.
where we will be welcome visitors.
BY THE POST ADJUTANT.
t'OMIN(SEVKNTS
June II Red Cross auction at
Second and Main. 7:30 p. an.
June 14 Elks' Hag Dsy pro
gram. June IS II Linn county nr.
rhsnira Irsve for arssy.
June IS K.-d Cross auction la
front of Red Croaa store 3 p s.
June IS Thrrshermttf-i's conven
lion,
June 24 ! drsfl men lesve for
(imp Lewis.
July 4 4'elrhrstloa si l-osnon. I
rarsnera' Union Picnic si llarr j
Grove, Hon. Mailer M. Pierre I
asking principal address. I
NOTICE
The Time, the Place, the Event:
The time, Friday evening at 7:30 o'
clock, June 14th.
The place corner of 2d and Main
street
The event an auction sale under
the auspices of the East Albany aux
iliary of the Red Cross. Four minute
speeches will be heard, donated goods
sold, and ice cream served.
Donated goals will be gladly re
ceived at any of the stores on Main
street and at th. Red Cross room at
108 Main street. EverylKxIy come.
J7tf !
The 'Sample Store's Tri
Weekly Reminder
MEN ! BUY VOI R NEXT SUIT HERE and SAVE. We
have a nice line of Grey Blue Series and Novelty Mixtures snd can
save you real money if you lake advantage of the values we offer at
$10.00. $1.1 Hi. $15 00. ttM lo $1X0
BOYS' KNEE PANT SUITS
BOYS' MULE and ELK SHOES
MEN'S MULE and ELK SHOES
MEN'S DRESS SHOES, lace or button.
$J.9A. $4.9H lo $S.SJ
. $I.Ki. $l.itS.' $1.95. $tS
$I.S. $2.43. $2 to $150
Many styles and lea
ders $.1.45. $.V5. $1.20. $4.HS. $3X0. $5.30 to $4.00
MEN'S NEW STYLE HATS $2.43. $2.sj, .. $3.45
MEN'S WORK PANTS $1.89. $2.20. $2.33. $2.98
C. J. BREIER CO.
YOU DO BETTER HERE FOR LESS
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To You and All Your Friends!
We Want You to See
PARENTAGE?
A Af.O00sm VA eaZ!laasaasaBsaU
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A Message
TODAY and SATURDAY
It's a Remarkable Film You Will Like It
It Makes You
LAUGH
It Makes You
Also
Big Bill Hart
THINK
ROLFE THEATRE
Special Music
Prices 5c and 15c, Plus Tax
Friday and Saturdsy
Jesse L. Laaky presents
Vivian Martin
In
The Fair Barbarian1
By Frances Hodgson Burnett
&k,lT.1 I fiM Barbarian?!
See charming Vivian Martin in this delightful story of the American Girl
in England who can see nothing hut the Lnnd of the Free. The story
is by the world-famous author of "The Little Princess." Don't miss It.
also c i
'What's the Matter With Father"
SCREEN MAGAZINE AND COMEDY
. Usual Price 5 and IS cents
G
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B
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Sunday and Monday
Doug
Fairbanks llsa a Sure-Nuff Fight in
Reggie Mixes In
DOUBLE
WHIRLWIND
ALL COMEDY
HILL
Charlie
Chaplin In
Jazz Waiters
ALSO
Universal Animated
Weekly
Usual Prices
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