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Blankets
Here at a big anvine. In fnct. our prior rc loss, in niot i-ne,
than the present whoh-snlc priira.
COTTON HI.ANKETS In white, tan. crry ami lai.l patterns,
full bed sixes at un
WOOL-NAP BLANK KTS In white, tan. prey, also plaids; first
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Flood's Store
334 West First SL
Protect Your Self Against
SPANISH INFLUENZA
by Using our
Cold and Throat Gargle
FRED DAWSON'S DRUG STORE
UNX COUNTY POMONA
CHANCE HOLDS MEET
THRILLS DI E AT GLOBE
THEATER IN NEW FILM
Has your spine a thrill-vibrator
It will need one to absorb the count
less thrills thruout "The Warrior. -starring
Maciste, superhuman hero or
Gabriele D'Annunzio's Cabiria. The
uprooting of a larpe tree, the felling
of a horse with his naked fist, and th?
scaling of dizzy heights and crossing
of yawning chasms is a matter of !u
tle momenta to the Italian "Fair
banks." With it all, he posses a smile whic":
for dazzling happiness and good na
ture is all his own. The strain of d?
lightful comedy is particularly at
tractive to the feminine sex, while th
virile manhood of Maciste in his dar
ing adventures in the Alps will reach
the hearts of the opposite sex.
The picture duplicates the actual
experiences thru which the herculean
Italian soldier passed at the outbreak
I of the war. He was on the wronir side
'of the border when war was declared
Placed ir! a detention camp. Maciste
i overpowered the guards and joined n
I brave band of Alpines in the mountain
I fastnesses. Despite the war aspect
he play is filled with more liiuhj
than tears.
Eight and one-half inch Boots.
Brown Kid, with Cloth
Top to match. Plain toes.
Welt Soles, Leather Louis
Heels.
A A to D widths.
Sizes 3 to 8.
Per Pair $7.50
Some in Military Heels.
McDowell
Shoe Co
Every Shoe in our Store
conforms with the New
Government Regulations.
I."' ' -.Vrt..-.n V, .
Rolfe
LAST TIME
T-O-D-A-Y
Viola
Dana
in
THE
Only
Road
flA 5 -net Metro Screen Drama
of ROMANCE and Uie Great
South went.
Visiting Sister
Mrs. ("has. Gentry and Mr. Jav
Ilowds of Mill City are here visiting
their sister, Mrs. A. C. Baker.
Here From Lot Angeles
S. M. Simpson of the National Sol
diers' home of Los Angles arrive,
this morning to visit his nephew. Pell
Uiddle.
NOTICE
Regular meeting of St.
John's Lclce No. 17 A. F.
& A. M. this Tuesday eve
ning. October l"th. lulS. at
7:30 p. m. Work in the M.
M. Decree. W. M.
SPECIAL at the
Globe
TODAY and WEDNESDAY
The Silver Lining in the Cloud
of War. Something new, is
The
Warrior
atamng
Maciste
The Hero of
Cabiria
Many Speakers Included on
Program; Attendance j
Is liood
Ity Crus H. Walker
The Linn County Pomona France
met last Saturday with Morning Star
Ora up. A. C. Miller, master, in the
chair. The attendance was good con
sidering the very busy season amoiu.
farmers, and reports from tirature
were quite encouraging.
By action of Pn r.-n: the master ap ,
pointed K. R. Allen. C. L. Shaw mil
Acting Secretary Mrs. Lulu Milh r. t
secure blanks for reports from sub- j
ordinate granges.
The special commiltee appointed at '.
the last previous meeting of the Po
mona ll range to confer with the eip.ial
iaation Kard as to lowering the tae"
of properly in Albany, as was rumor
ed on account of so many vacant
houses, anil raising that of fanners'
taxes, reported thru C. L. Shaw, chair
man, that the county court had been
interviewed and the positive statement
made that tk.e board had no intention
of so ealizing trie taxes. It had no
riL-ht to do so. It was beyond it- juri
dietjjn. The above report was accept
ed and the committee continued fvir
next year to look after the interests of
the farmers.
K. K. Allen, C. L. Shaw and F. M.
Mitchell were appointed a committee
to make report as to the normal school
question, in view of there being upon
the ballot for next Novemler th
proposition to establish a normal
school in Southern Oregon and one In
; Eastern Oregon, law to become effec
tive after the war.
The committee unanimously report
ed that it was not best at this time to
provide for additional normal school.
1 and its report wns as decidedly adopt-
ed.
j It was voted that the executive com.
mittee of the Pomona be authorized to
! sell the public market property m At
'. bany and on the best terms possible.
It was voted that the next meeting
I of Pomona be on Wednesday, Dec. IS,
and held with Eairmount Grange, o'
North Albany.
It was voted that M. S. Allen le a
committee of one to confer with a liko
cam mittee of the Farmers Union to
arrange with the Linn County Agri
cultural agent for the pooling an :
'selling of next year's wool and mo
1 hair crop.
Pomona favored the erection at
Washington, D. C, of an agricultural
temple for the benefit of the nations!
farming interests, funds to 1 raised
by popular subscription.
State Master C. E. Spenre will be
asked to present this matter to th
rational grange at the coming Novem
ber annual session.
L. R. Reynolds, A. W. Cormark and
lecturer, Mrs. E. R. Allen being se
lected as a committee on naming peace
terms with Germany by the nitres, re
potted by a resolution tli.it no peace
terms be granted except umotubt ionat
surrender. The secretary w as in
structed to forward copy of the reso
lution to President Wilson.
The main feature in the lecturers
program was an excellent and verv
profitable talk by Prof. lHinn of O. A.
C. upon "Cost of Production." He
emphasized the nectasity of farmer '
keeping farm accounts, not only as t !
alt expenses and receipts, but upon '
Cirtain special crops as oats, whi-al.j
corn, etc. Taking .0 acres of oats a
an example he put down each item ot
expense; manpower and teamwork a
current lutes; putting in the crop. nn.i j
har estimr the same; i t of set- l.
wear and tear of machinery; inter. '
on la:nt uorih say J-HM per aeio ai
six per cent ; hauling ; i ;im say six
imU-s or more to market. On a teli
of .'10 bushels Kr acre or a total oi
M'il bushels sellin.' at . I per bus'iei.
tin farmer comes out somewlw ;
aland.
One of the im si enj ':tl!e feature
of this session was tie pLndid din
ner served by the ladies; : (vast iua-!'
tp by combining the b:n :'.es brou:lu
in by visitiug memlters.
One Case of Influrna
Reported Here Today
I Dr. W. II. Davis rep-vts that Frank
, Itarrett is suffering Lorn a mihl at
tack of Spanish influe!ia. This is the
I only case thus far reported to city or
county health authorities from the
city of Alliany.
The epidemic in CorvalHs is now
under control, the numler of cases
dropping from L''l on Octolnr 11 to
12. There have been no deaths in
CorvalHs as a result of the epidemic.
1NFOKMATION PI.I.ASK! W II T
.. IS THE FAKE TO PtUM'l (iAL?
LlSUt.N, Oct. I.'-. Hie.h prices have
not teaeu'tl produce tuarkeU here.
These are some of the prices fixe!
for vegetables and fruits in municqtal
markets: pumpkins, lb., I cent; let
tuce, 1 cent a head; eahbnge, 'J cenli
a pound; radinhes. I rent a bunch,
pears, cents a do .en; turnips, 1
cent a bunch.
Big Shipment
Men's Flannel
Shirts
IV III I F. AM) (.HAY
Kvtrauriliiiary vului' IhiiikIiI alimM one jrrar aito our lni
are YtU KS. All li'.
$2.49
Incorporated I
WIIKM ANSWKKIN'lS cla,,irie.U ail kimlly mantion Th, Democrat
JACK Willi VMS. ..-Ill MAN r I. V
HUMAN FLY TO SCALE
ALBANY HOTKI
Event Will Take Place
ninht Rain or Shine: 2
Pert'ent to lied X
To-
Jat-k Williams, the original humar.
fly, the man who climbed the Smith
Building in Seattle, will climb the A!
bany Hotel tonigU at 7 p. m. rain oi
shine, using nothing but his hand
and feet to help him. He will climl,
from the siJewalk to the top of the
flagpole.
Sometime ago Albany was visited
by a man who claimed to be the hu
man fly and attempted to scale on"
of the local buildings. Mr. Williams
is not the same man but is the orig
inal human fly who on May 11, Pill,
climbed the Woo! worth Building in
New York City. Mr. Williams comei
to Albany well-recommended and will
give a creditable exhibition.
He will take up a collection from
those witnessing his exhibition and 25
percent will be turned over to the lo-
j cal Red Cross.
SEVEN TREMENDOUS Parts
AmuBing and Thrilling. An Ital
ian combination of SampHon
and Douglas Fairbanks.
Comedy:
MORE HASTE LESS SPEED
and
THE GREAT WEEKLY EEA
lure of live War Scenes from
all the Allied Nations and
Kattlefronts. Usual Price
Keep It Nourished
Kir
Worth's Great
ollar Week Sale
aaetXaVMH
Now on in Full Blast
4 More Days 4
for Money Saving
Opportunities
Shop Early in the Day if Possible
Worth's Dept.
S
tore
Both Phones
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