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PAGI FOCB
ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT, WF.DNF.SDAY. Al'Cl'ST HI.
New Shipment of
Stationery Just Received
50c, 60c and 75c a Lb.
Lord Baltimore Symphony ' Tulip
FRED DAWSON'S DRUG STORE
Wool Dress Goods J
Silk Values
MUY NOW for your future needs Not only are prices advnneliuc
every day but woolens of all kind are hard to t;ct.
We can save you rip.tit now from L'5 to 50 pir cent mi wool dress
Itoods. These prices hold t;ood only while the present stock lasts.
Series, Toplim, tlabatdines, Wool Taffetas and Plaids
tttc. H!tc. UHc. 91.19. :: $UM. $1.(19, f 1.98
A Remarkable Showing of black Silk, at price that can't be dupll.
cated later In the-jieaaon.
35-Inch black CHIFFON TAFFETA $1.65 yarl
85- Inch extra grood black TAFFETA $1.75 yard
86- Inch black PEAU I)E SOIE f2.00 yard
86-inch black SATIN DUCHESSE 2J5 yard
40-inch black CHIFFON TAFFETA extra choice quality $2.75 yard
Flood's Store
334 West First St:
LAWBREAKER BOASTS:
FRIENDS PAY HIS FINE
LONDON, Aug. 21. "Those for
whom I tinned ahall pay the price."
Frank Allum, a. butcher in Hamp
tead Road who has teen contraven
ing the rationing scheme, might
adopt this slogan. TITs fortunate cus
tomers had been satiated with veal.
Veal! That sacred stuff which most
of us in England haven't tasted since
the war began.
UHe was fined $250. Not bein gof
s calibre to do "good by stealth and
blush to find it fame" he put a large
feotice up In his store advertising his
heroism and asking customers to
place in the box below a contribution
towards payment of the fine.
He now boasts that he's not a cent
out of pocket.
Wili Barrett Returns
From K. C. Meeting
Returning today from the national
convention of the Knights of Colum
bus which was held in New York City.
W ill Barrett reported one of the most
successful meetings ever held in the
history of the organization. Delegatea
were present from every state in the
union, Mr. Barrett being one of two
from the state of Oregon.
Elks to Initiate Two
Candidates Tonisrh
Two candidates from Lebanon who
will soon join the United States army,
will be initiated as members of the
Elks lodce at the regular meeting.
which will be held tonicht. Snm. is
or 20 members from Lebanon and vi
cinity will be in attendance.
ORCHESTRA
TONIGHT
'"'dwraputure.
GLOBE
1
Last time today
J. Stuart.
Blackton
presents
"Missing"
A Picture you can't afford to
miss. also
Allies Official
War Review
Usual Prices
Notice
Here are some of the stars who
are coming to delight your
Mae Marsh
Madge Kennedy
Mabel Normand
Vivian Martin
Lina Cavalieri
Mary Pickford
Win. Russell
Wm. S. Hart
Jack Pickford
Doug Fairbanks
Sessue Hayakawa
TOMORROW
WILLIAM S. HART
in
"HELL'S HINGES"
ARMED WITH VALISE,
HF.IW) SAVES THE DAY
.LONDON, Aug. 21. A wounded
officer, Just home, states that there
are doiens of different phenomena of
heroism.
He tells of a young sub who never
had been up the line before and was
only there through a chance visit.
He was utterly unnerved when a
vigorous attack commenced and stood
trembling in every limb. With a
shamefaced smile he said to another
officer, "I shall be all right in a little
while."
A critical position arose on the left
where a detachment had lost all its
officers and was wavering. Out of
the trench Stepped this hoy. He hail
only a valise in his hand.
Running in front of the wavering
company he signalled it to come for
ward. It rallied and followed him.
After he had gone forward AO yards
he was shot through the head and
killed.
But by that time he had saved the
situation.
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WEEKLY MARKET OI OTATIONS
OF STAPLE FOOD PRODUCTS
Fashion
Favored High Shoe
for Fall Wear
GREY KID 8 1-2 inch lace boot
Louis heel, welt sole.
Grey cloth top to match.
AA to D widths.
Priced at nine dollars.
This shoe conforms in every re
spect to the request of the Na
tional Economy Board.
McDowell
Shoe Co.
Nettleton's Men Shoes and
Everwear Hosiery
Wholmalt
Fresh Kys 4-
Freah I'reumorv butter M
j Now roUtoes U4
I Full cream chevae
; Comment, yellow, UH (tauntis
i Oornmeal, white, 100 poumls tt
1 ornmeiu, yellow, 10 hhiihU . .b 1
! Cornmeul, white, 10 poumU ,
I Cornflour, bulk tf
Cornflour, 10 pounds ,
I Kyeflour, bulk . ti
! Kyeflour, lu pounds
! Itnrleyflour. bulk
;Kieeflour, bulk
Oatflour, bulk
Hominy, 10 poumls
J Ufa drive
Cornstarch
; Beans, whit
j Sutra r, granulated
Raisins, seeded, 15 ot
' Uml, bulk 2
! I jml. 5-pound pails
Lard, compound, bulk 'J!
Lurd, compound, 5-pound pails .... 1
liheon 3Sc
Milk, per quart, delivered
Wheat Flour, 4.-pound sacks . . $. 40
Wheat flour, bulk 5c
1'ricea
to 44c
to 54c
to 4c
Itetnil I'riwi
... 41 to 47c
. .. 5ft to tUS
4 to tV
Incorporated
I 1 awsssssssssssassaesssss
10c.
7c.
. 10
s.ori
f. :l-4c per lli 7 to 7 1-ic
to tfc per pound 7 to Xc
lo c C
c per pound 8Sc
be per pound He
7 l-4o per pound 8 l-'-V
to ti l-4c per II 8c
H l - Jc
7 I -it
l-'Mic
8 to 8Sc
Ito
12c to l.'w
l-'Sc
! to Ilk-
lie
S.'c
11.4!'
W
to 12c
l.c ....
to 12c
to 8.:w
He ....
ii'iw'.'
:c
i
to 44c 40c to Mc
to $2.80
to I'm- III.
$J 75 to $1 10
tic to "c
American Red Cross
Units in Siberia
LONDON. Auir. 21. U. P. Amer
ican Red Cross units arrived at Vladi
vostok today from Tokio, bringinc
70.000 pounds of hospital supplies and
provisions.
Coins; to Casradia
F. M. French and wife, C. H. Stew
art and Mrs. Henrietta Brown will
leave tomorrow for Cascadia for a
week's outing. Mr. Stewart and
Mr. French expect to co above Cas
cadia on a hunting trip.
Go to Mill City Thursday
The Maccabees will iro to Mill Citv
on Thursday night instead of Satur
day night as announced earlier in the
week. The cars leave the hall at 6
o'clock sharp on that evening.
DRINK HOT WATER
BEFORE BREAKFAST
Says you really feel clean, sweet
and fresh inside, and
are seldom ill.
Plums and Prunes
Wanted
We will pay one cent a pound for any variety of plum except Dam
sons for which we will pay two cents. Any quantity taken, pound up
PETIT PRUNES we offer one and one-half cents.
ITALIAN PRUNES we offer two cents a pound.
REMEMBER, WE PAY CASH ON DELIVERY and furnish all box
es to pick and ship in.
Plums must be firm and unbruised. Overripe or soft refused.
WE ALSO WANT ALL YOUR BLACKBERRIES.
Linn & Benton Fruit Assn.
' W. R. Scott, Mgr.
If you are accustomed to wake up
with a coated tongue, foul breath or
a dull, dizzy headache; or, If your
meals sour and turn Into gas and
acids, you have a real surprise await
ing you.
To-morrnw morning, Immediately
upon arlBlng, drink a glass of hot
water with a teaapoonful of limestone
phosphate In It. This Is Intended to
first neutralize and then wash out of
your stomach, liver, kidneys and
thirty feet of intestines all the Indi
gestible waste, poisons, sour bile and
toxins, thus cleansing, sweetening and
purifying the entire alimentary canal.
Those subject to sick headaches,
backache, bilious attacks, constipation
or any form of stomach trouble, aro
urged to get a quarter pound of lime
stone phosphate from the drug store
and begin enjoying this morning In-
ilde-bath. It Is said that men and
women who try this become enthu
siastic and keep It up dally. It is a
splendid health measure for it Is more
Important to keep clean and pure on
the Inside than on the outside because
the skin pores do not absorb Impurl-.
ties Into the blood, causing disease,
while the bowel pores do. i
The principle of bathing Inside la
not new, as millions of peoplo practice
It Just as hot water and aoap cleanse, :
purify and freshen the skin, so hot
water and a teaspoonful of limestone
phosphate act on the stomach, liver,
kidney and bowels. Limestone phos
phate Is an Inexpensive white powder
5e and 15c Plus Tax
.Rolfe.
TODAY
AM) THURSDAY
Special Feature
William
Desmond
in
The
Sea Panther
From the Saturday Evening
I'oBt Story of the
Same Name
FRIDAY
Henry
B. Walthall
in '
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"HIS ROUE OF HONOR" 11
Cheat
Seed
Wanted
We enn uae a limited amount
of cheat er, for immediate de
livery. Phone ua Hi ioth
phones.
Murphys
Seed Store
The Sample Store's Tri
Weekly Reminder
LADIES' DRESS SKIRTS
Plaid silk fli.HO
Mohairs. plaida Sl..
Worsted, rlirrks f 1.25
LADIES' WAISTS
White SSc. fl.'JH
Mark, blue or Tan VHr
I'nnry Mripe fl.lt. fl "S.
Silk, fit-all ur white :l'J
I. DIES' PETTICOATS
4!c, K.-.c. f 1.19. f 1.2.1
Ml SI.IN and CREPE
Si. I'Jc
III NOAI.OW APRONS
Tnn, pink or blue BHc
LADIES' II ATS t
!Kc, fl.l, fl.2J
WOMEN'S PI MPS
Putenl
KID JULIETS
Wilh rubber heel . .
VELVET SHOES
I. are
KHAKI SHOES
I-ni'r, medium heel . .
WHITE SHOES
l ow hi-i-l II.'JH. tl.'iO
SAMPLE OXFORDS
And pump W5c, $1 .H.I
NEW LINE of Suit (Wa and
Bairn. rt our prlrrs be
fore you buy.
fl .63
$1.65
fl.65
f 1.6.1
C. J. BREIER CO.
YOU DO BETTER HER1C FOR LESS
Announcement
Extraordinary
The
FORDSON TRACTOR
f
Can be seen at the
FORD GARAGE
Arrange for a demonstration with W. W. CRAWFORD, 9th and
Ilakcr Streets, opposite S. P. Depot, Albany, Orufon.
Price, including plows $1125.00
TO LINN COUNTY
SCHOOL BOARDS
Tlus Is to announce that I am
making Albany my headquarters
and will be pleased to cell on
you at any time regarding school
furniture and supplies.
K. P. SHOBMAKER
Care Hotel Albany. Agent for
Northwest School Furniture Co.
Of Portia. .
Ball 327 Home Phone
Are You Tied Down
Like this Woman?
Docs every washday find you toiling over the steaming
suds?
Look at the other woman washday is a comfort to her.
Washday would he a comfort to you if vou washed with
the
Electric Washer
REDUCED FROM $1
FEW DAYS ONLY.
month puts The Thor i
est. Pay with your
Does all the washing p
heaviest blankets to thf
work or worrv. The s
of clothes soon oavs for
2 cents an hour to one
Come in before next W
strate what The Thor
Or phone us and we wi
your home for you to t
45.00 to $132.50 FOR A
7.50 down $12.50 per
n your home. No inter
Electric Hill.
nd wringing from the
finest laces withouV
aving, of wear and tear
The Thor. Costs bur
rate.
ashday let us demon
will do for you.
II send a machine to
ry.
Oregon Power Co.
300 W. 2d St.
Both Phones 15
I and almost tasteless,