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About Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192? | View Entire Issue (June 22, 1918)
rial ran ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT, SATURDAY, JUNK II, 1111. SHE KNOWS When to get the best ice cream and confectionery. SATISFACTION IS OUR TRADE -MARK Sooth Side of First Street LESLIE WE INVITE YOU to Inspect our Packing House; then you will know why your neigh bor buys meat from us. D. E. Nebergall Meat Co. Both Phonea 47 Second and Lyon Sta, Michelin Tires and Tubes Are mora in quality and heavier compared with other tires. Therefore better serv ice. Prices right. When you think of retiring, call on us and we will ahow you a real Auto tire. L. B. Hixon, Jr. 129 Lyoa Street Bell phone 165R Hone 2417 Eastburn Bros. THE GROCERS Headquarters for All Kinds of Fancy Groceries aad Produce CHERRIES, STRAWBERRIES, CANTELOPES, GRAPEFRUIT, ORANGES, LEMONS, PEAS, ASPARAGUS, LETTUCE, CABBAGE ONIONS, TOMATOES, RHUBARB, GREEN PEPPERS, CARROTS, in fact, everything the market affords. COME AND SEE Your Summer Outing For health resort and mountain outings: Breitenbush Hot Springs, ML Jefferson, Marion and Pamelia Lakes. ' We have, now established a daily pack train and saddle horses. Also have a mountain outfitting and general merchandise store, at Detroit, Oregon. For further information, Roy Newport, S. P. Lunch Counter, Albany, Oregon; or Detroit, Oregon. Purity Is Our Slogan LET US DEMONSTRATE Albany Pure Milk & Cheese Co. Both Phonea Sth and Jackson OCIETY BEATRICE SANDERS Society Editor Bell 4SIJ. Society centers this week around the most attractive fete of the season, the Red Cross benefit carnival given Fri day in the beautiful gardens and lawn of the Mason homes. Clever features. m4.ic, dancing, fortune-telling booths shooting galleries and numerous other clever attractions combined in gaietv to mak. a most charming event. Painty and charming maids presid ed at candy booths and sold ice cream, lemonade and other dainties. Beneath large Japanese parasols, adorned with blossoms and trailing vines, booths were arranged hers and there about the lawn. The many-hued blossoms and pretty shrubbery of the gardens added their charm to the effect and mingled in artistic harmony. The for tune telling stand was presided over by fascinating Gypsies, garbed in the typical gowns of many colors. Artistic lawn dancee were given by the graceful little Miss Louise Mason. Several delightful vocal selections were rendered by Miss Isabelle Young. A dinner was served during the eve ning at prettily appointed tables. An attractive spot was the rose garden, where several tables were arranged. Huge baskets of flowers centered the well-appointed tables. Excellent orchestra music was fur nished during the evening, and jitney dancing was a gay diversion until a lata hour. In every way the carnival was a de cided success financially, as well as socially. Many people thronged there during the afternoon and evening and passed a very enjoyable time. Prominently featuring among the many Red Cross benefit affairs, the musicale of laat Saturday night, given in Tangent by the pupils of Prof. E. L. Wilson and Mrs. Frances Wilson, was a decidedly successful event. Mrs. Elizabeth Sharp, president of the Tan gent chapter of Red Cross, very ablv assisted in the arrangements. Talent and efficient teaching combined to make a delightful program, which was attended by a large number. The pro ceeds of this affair added to those of the large musical given last year by the Wilsons at the armory, makes a tout of $140.65, all turned over to the Red Cross. The excellent work and exceptional talent of these instructors have benefited the Red Cross many times and always willingly given for chanty purposes. The splendidly rendered program, contained the following numbers: Song Without Words. .. .Gladys May Three Step Helen Cochran Gondolieri Francis Haas Carnival of Venice... L. Ellingsworth Thistledown Lois Burns Rosary Erma Speer Flower Song Opal Speer Sta bat Mater Loren Luper Warrior's Song Delmar Luper Spring Song Hallie Jenks Butterfly . Maude Wood Damnation of Faust .... Frances Haas and Mrs. Wilson On Tuesday evening of this week the Twilight club members were' en tertained in a delightful manner with a lawn party ,at the home of Miss Sue Breckenridge, with Miss Letha Mc- Cullough, Miss Mable Schulta and Miss Breckenridg aa hostesses. Miss Nel lie Tate, who will leave soon for Alas ka, where she will spend the summe visiting relatives, waa the inspiration for this affair. A very enjoyable so cial time waa paased and dainty re freshments were served. Mrs. J. K. Weatherford waa host ess on Monday afternoon to the mem bers of the P. E. O. Sisterhood, when they passed a social afternoon at her home. Several interesting papers were read during the afternoon, add ing a pleasant feature. The Girls of the Honor Guard will give a jitney danc tonight at the armory, at which a larg crowd of Albany and out-of-town people are ex pected to attend. Good music will be an incentive for dancing and a suc cessful affair is planned. Many other dances have been given by the Honor Guard, and those who attend spend an enjoyable time. A lawn party wilt b the event of this evening, given at the Wallace H. Le home, with Mrs. Lee and Mrs. Fred Fortmiller aa hostesses, compli menting Mrs. Kate Blair of Seattle, who has been a guest at the Lee home for the past few weeks. Several guests will gather and pass a pleasant evening together. The birthday of Mr. Charles Crock er was celebrated with a party given Thursday at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Crocker. Games, music and a general social time made the evening pass quickly. At a late hour refreshments were served. HZHZHZHZHZHXHX HAMILTONS' ZHZHZHZHZHZHZH H X H X N X H X Let every hand of the American people go up in pledge, to the Government You Pledge H x H and get others to do the same, to buy War Savings Stamps WAR SAVINGS DAY, JUNE 28 "A quarter In your government's hsnds is worth a hundred in yours." OFTEN and FREELY, and help win the war. Buy Thrift Stamps NOW, H H x JS H Cash Values Worth While IT A f If TilWC HZHZHZHZHZHZHZ imiMlLlUlU at Even-body's Store ZHZHZHZHZHZHZH A moat delightful picnic was the event of this week enjoyed by the members of the Tuesdsy club and their families. A sumptuous picnic lunch waa spread out and the eveninr spent in Hackleman'a Grove. This af fair brought to a close the season's meetings, and is an annual event. Miss Carolyn Canrlon of Portland, who recently arrived home from Dana Hall, where ahe has been attending school, is visiting at the home of her aunt, Miss Flora Mason. Mrs. R. N. Torbet is entertaining aa her house guests this week her sit ter, Mrs. W. E. Gwyn and family, of Puyallup, Washington. Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. Russell of Pilot Rock, Oregon, are visiting in Albany the house guests of Mrs. David Tor- bet. Mrs. Charles Peebler was the host ess for the New Idea club on Friday Fishing Tackle Outing Supplies We have one of the best lines of Tackie shown in any of the Val ley towns and we have mentioned ust i few of the items that we carry Scotch Dry Flies Abby & Imbrie Dry Fries Tapered Leaders Allcock's Flies Tapered Lines Bristol Steel Rods Landing Nets - Special McKenzie Flies BASS BAITS: Bass Oreno Baits Tango Baits Baby Crab Wiggles Rainbow Minnows OUTING CLOTHING: Duxbak and Kamp-It Clothing Bass Boots Rubber Boots Patrick Boots Split Willow Baskets Pork Rind Bait Fly Books Leader and Fly Boxes Split Bamboo Rods Hildebrandt and Laforge Baits Martin's Automatic Reels Special Santiam Dry Flies TROUT BAITS: , Tacoma Spinners Laforge Spinners Pearl Spinners Special Dry Flies Hildebrandt Spoons OUTING SUPPLIES: Camp Grates and Stoves Hunting Knives and Axes Flashlights Guns and Rifles, Ammunition BATHING SUITS, TIGHTS, WATER WINGS If it is In the SPORTING GOODS LINE, see us first. Hauser Bros. ALBANY, OREGON ' FISHING TACKLE .that the fish WILL TACKLE afternoon. Th. member. nr.nt ' . ( worked on a quilt which Is being made for the Red Crass, and a dainty lunch was served at the close of the after- After spending the winter in Chi- j cago, where she has been attending the school of journalism. Miss Anne Dawson has returned home to spend part of the summer. ' Miss Isabelle Young returned to Al-' bany this week from Stanford Unl-1 versity, where she has been attending school for the past few years. I THIS MEANS YOU You are most cordially invited to attend an Ice cream social snd pro-' gram for the benefit of the Red Cross, st the home of E. J. Knapp, comer of Orchard and Lebanon Roads, at 7:30 p. m. next Saturday evening, June 22. Just a nice after-supper drive. Bring ' all your friends. ORCHARD ROAD AUXILIARY. 17jl9 NOTICE. Kntic I. li,Mk. n(u.n ,1.., tL. ... . . . . . . j ,im ii mn, li i c un dersigned. Recorder of the City of Al- u.ny, win receive sealed hlds up until WHnBHav Jim 9A IOIQ - . u k.. of 7:30 o'clock p. ni. of said dav for the sale of one team of mules, the property of the City of Albany. Said bids to h. armmnanlMl kw .rt ,A check for tn rur int nf V. - .... bid. The right being hereby reserved to reject ana ana all num. U ti. LEWELLING, . Recorder of the City of Albany. 1518j2124 Cheap Fuel Can Still Be Bought Do you know that Kerosene is one of the few things that has not advanced In price during war times? Why not convert this cheap fuel Into clrsn cooking heat in one of our FLORENCE AUTOMATIC OIL 8TOVF.S and enjoy the comfort of a cool kitchen? No other Oil Stove Just as good. No wood to pile, no kindling to split COTTON AND RL'BUKIl LAWN IIOSF, at 10c to 10c per foot. Tents and Camp Supplies of sll kinds. Hulbert-Ohling Hardware Co. Advertising Momentum Msny Institutions expect advertising to perform miracles, to rehsbllitat a depleted list of customers In a few weeks or harvest a golden crop of dollars. Advertising 1( not bssed on wiisrdry any more than on quackery. Its results are cumulative. There are no miracle In advertising, but money so Invested, If Invested properly and the opportunities thus crested properly followed, will yield handsome returns. An Inquiry from a prospect who has never transacted busbies with your organization 4s th most vital and th most potent iaCJr In th success of your business. That Inquiry represent, growth, development new business, and new Inquiries ar worth attention, study and care the full measure of your service. Th aggrassiv and consistent adver tiser "whose educational publicity attracts, will find thst th business has acquired a new momentum, th effect of which will be apparent In euc reeding year. THE FINANCIAL WORLD H X H X H X H H 1