ALBAN1 DAILY DRMOCRAT. FRIDAY. AUGUST . 191.
W ar ihowlnf .iceptionally pretty assortment of
SILKS
FOR THE NEW FALL SEASON
Beautiful color combinations in pi aids and stripes, both Satin and
Taffeta finish.
A CASH BASIS
This is our decision after August 15th. No book
accounts-better servicelower prices
FRED DAWSON'S DRUG STORE
Extra Size Ladies'
Dress Skirts
s :
pagi rou
A Itcniitiful assortment now ready for you. In all wool nmteriala
Serges, Poplins and Velours In plain blue, black, given, gray and
fancy stripes and plaids.
Sites 30, .'I-', H.'l! .11, 3fi. .'III waist measure $..U. $ii.0, $7,110. $K.0. $9,110
Cheaper than you ran buy the material today.
Black Satin. Peau du Soie, Satin Duchess and Taffetas,
in very pretty striped patterns.
Prices range from
Wash Silks
$1.50 to $2.75
Flood's Store
334 West First St
EAT SYRUP USE
And save sugar. We carry all linds. Fine table and Orlean in
bulk. Bring your pail. Snowdrift Shortening, beats them all. We
"have it and recommend it.
Phone
k 51
SEARS
1st and
Ferry
Blackberries
Wanted
Linn and Benton Fruit Association will pay five cents a pound cash
for Himalaya. Evergreen or any Ts riety of blackberries.
" 'Will accept any quantity from ose poind up. Will furnish shipping
crates free
PRUNES:' We pay 2 cents per nound cash and furnish the boxes,
, -St e are also interested in early sp pies, plums snd prunes. Let us
. know boar many you have for sale. Both 'phones.
W. R. SCOTT, Mgr.
At THE Globe Saturday
HERO CHOSE HEROIC
j MEANS FOR SUICIDE
I LONDON, Aug. 9. The in of
living up to his reputation proved too
j much for Master George Harris.
At the Guildhall recently he i
bound over for 12 months, after at
tempting to commit suicide.
Since the age of 13 this boy has hsd
an extraordinary career of adventure.
He was at Antwerp when it was tak
en by the Germans, escaped from
there and afterwards accompanied
Sgt. O'Leary, the famous Irish V. C.
and attracted much notice by address
ing recruiting meetings at Hyde Park
and other places.
Several people interested themselv
es in the boy snd he obtained sn ex
cellent position. He lost it because
he was suspected of theft.
The thought of his friends 'disap
pointment weighed so much on his
mind that he tried to kill himself bv
drinking a concoction of phosphorus
match-ends mixed with vinegar and
various other evil-tasting ingredients
CITY NEWS
Saturday kike Last Day
Of Our August Shoe Sale
There's no lessening of qualityor style in this splendid sale of shoes; prices alone are lowered and
they present savings that will appeal to every thrifty person.
The items which follow show in a measure, the importance of this A ugust bargain event, but careful
examination of the shoes will tell you quickly and clearly what a truly remarkable opportunity this
really is. Be sure to attend during this last day.
White Reignskin
Lace
Ivory leather soles,
Goodyear welt.
White fibre Louis
heels with rubber
top lifts.
Regular $5.50 final
cut
$2.95
Sizes 3 to 9.
WHITE CANVAS SPORT OXFORDS
And Shoes with black or white leather trim
mings. Low rubber hee Is. Regular $4.00 final
cut
$1.95
Sizes 2 to 4 only.
Grey Washable
Kid Oxfords
Louis heels. Plain
toes.
Regular $6.50 final
cut
$3.95
Sizes 4 to 7 1-2.
WHITE CANVAS EIGHT-INCH LACE
Covered wood military heel, cap toe, McKay Sew
ed. Regular $3.50, final cut
St ill to Automobile School
-Mis. Chas. Powers received a lit
ter tnis morning from her son, Mack
Powers, from France, stilting that
Ci rge 11. Hughes, Kenneth McCune
and himself had been sent to un aufo
niotile school somewhere in France.
1ho toys left Albany a year ago wi'h
5th company, and in Jnnuarv were
Here From California
Miss Mvru king of Schustopol, Cal
ifornia, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. A.
C. Ilutcher.
To Consult Specialist
Mr. and Mrs. hell Brown went to
Salem tins morning,, where Mrs.
.Mrs. will consult an rye specialist.
To Vi.it Relatives
j K. A. Skus left this morning fur
I V.Hiiina to visit relatives.
, Went to Salem
j Miss Miirniiine Richmnn uf Port
land, wlio has been here several days
; visiting Miss Merle Niminu and Miss
; Ninnno, went to Salem this morning
i to make arrangements for a plnce to
stay this winter. They will both
teach school in Salem this roming
winter.
Here From Seattle
I Jack Nash, Kenneth Stevens snd
i Edwin Kortmiller arrived in Allunv
i last evening, having all received two
' weeks' furloughs. Kenneth Stevens
will go to Newport to visit his folks
who are there for the summer. Ed
win Kortmiller will return to Seattle
in a few dnys.
Weather Rrport
Yesterday's temperature rangrd
from 71 to 4ti degrees. The river fell
to 0.9 foot.
Returned This Morning
F. M. French went to Detroit yes
terday on a wntch-inspee tion trip, nnd
returned this morning.
Went to Newport
Wilbur Wolfe went to Newport this
noon for a few days. j
On Business Trip I
II. McDonough of the Albany Nurs
ery office went to Salem this morning
on business.
Home From Camp I.cwi
I.yle Ficklin arrived home on the
" J
orpcratcd
EH WON YOUNG WOMEN
COMPLETE NORM COURSES
I.EIIANON, Aug. K.-Special.
Miitaes Fern Bellinger, Wining, Kam
merer, Susie Fry, Ruth llurrr, Ettn
Towel!, Vera Merchant and "!,. Are
hurt and Mrs. Delia Sturm and Mrs.
i V.. In Pnllrr, all of this vicinity, have
returned from Monmouth Normal
school, where they have Uen attend
ing teachers' summer school.
Miss llelliuger will go to Ashland In
September, where she has leen re
elected tu leach in the public school.
Move to Portland
Mrs. I K. Ceil and children went
to Portland this morning to Join Mr.
Ceil and make their home. Mr. Geil
has accepted a position as mail rlerkl
transferred to the G.lth Artillery. Thev
nave been in France since the first of 'ar,y morning train from Camp Iw
April. I is, where he went with the last draft
Visited Parents j
Private Chris Render returned to i
Portland yesterday afternoon after j
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C.
Bender. He has been attending the J
Benson Polytechnic automobile school
but expects to be transferred to torn
other school soon. j
Returned From Portlsnd j
Mrs. M. B. Craft returned home last :
night from Portland, where she has !
been to be with her daughter, Mrs. j
T. M. Wright, who recently underwent ,
a serious operation at the St. Vincent j
hospital. Mrs. Wright is getting along
nicely now. I
Horn, From Sesttle
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Stevens returned
home lajt evening from Seattle. Mr. '
Stevens, who is a member of the ma-
rine band, has received a two weeks
furlough. They were accompanied
home from Portland by Miss Inn i
Marshall, Mrs. Stevens' aunt, who
left today for Newport.
On Vacation Trip-
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Moore and babv
and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gott and j
son left this morning for the McKen-
zie, where they will camp a week. I
Went to Newport
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Hulbcrt and dau- j
ghter went to Newport yesterday for I
a week's vacation.
quota. He failed to pans the examin-
The Sample Store's Tri-
Weekly Reminder
I. A I MIS' WAISTS
I'ptodate for style and mate
rials Hr. ft.l'l. $I.9N, W
I'liKSS SMUTS
Silk, nto'.aiifl and worsted,
l 2 . JIM lo $l 00
HOl'SE DRESSES
I'lain and fancy patterns, II..
I'.. $1.65.
MISSES' .nd UIII.IIUKVS
White embroidery dresses 9Hc
$1.20
MISSES' and CHII.IMtKN'S
Wash drencs, plaids and plain
colors M)e. Kc. $1.13. $I.H.
$I.9H
LAMES' II ATS
tiKc. $1.19. $1.25
MISSES' and UIII.MthVS
Hats fiic. H'Jc. $1.45
Ml SI. IN or CRETE SKIRTS
Only 4!lr
LADIES' HOSE
White 2.1c, Se
l!!ck !.. 2ir. J'Jr
MISSES' and CHILDREN'S
Black and white hose 2.'x. JOe,
3ic
Tl RKISII TOWEI-S
I'iuk and blue liorders 2tc
fl
t
ir 1 a
m
MABEL NORMAN D
THE. FLOOR. BELOW
I GOl.nwVA PICTURES
At THE Rolf, Tonight
C. J. BREIER CO.
YOU DO BETTER HERE FOR LESS
I GLOBE
FRIDAY ONLY
V
Rev. Paul Smith
The MVthori.nt Mininti-r who paint nl Krinro'ji Kr.ililitt Whito,
prntrnlH
The Finger
of Justice-
or THE FALL OF THE IUKIIARY COAST
I'sunl Prices lr ;rarc Marhyl Sanderson
5c ANT) 15c
PLCS TAX
$1.95
Rolfe
TODAY AND SATL'KIMl
Double Program
Two Big Stars
USUAL
PRICES
JACK PICKFORD
Huck and Tom
f)F TOM SAWYER
Sizes 3 to 7.
Every pair fitted by
Experienced Help
Mcdowell shoe co.
AGENTS FOR NETTLETON'S MEN'S SHOES and EVERWEAR HOSIERY
or THE FURTHER ADVENT!! II EH
alio
A UK; PARAMOUNT COMEDY
UflME Usual Prices 5 plus tas; and I5e
abel
Normand
In
'THE FLOOR BELOW '
Big-
Sunday Monday
Bill
Hart
Madge Kennedy
-I la
in
THE SERVICE
STAR
"THE HAND THAT WON"'
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