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About Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192? | View Entire Issue (March 13, 1919)
PACE FOl'R ALBANT DAILT DEMOCRAT, THURSDAY, MARCH IS. 1(11. rr Special-Grey Tweed Suitings $1.69 Just what you need for spring suits and skirt. One piece i mot tled gray wool with just s uprinWlinit of bright green nd black, other hv broken pin stripe of blue and orantre and green und yellow. They are real wide 56 and R8 inche. Splendid value at $1.69 yard. See them in our window. Black ratent Leather Belt Trimming Bead. 2H and S inch width .... Jut received a new assortment lie and 83c of color ...... .. l&c a bottle Fleiaher'a Yarna S9c Needle Work Book 10 and lSe Germantown Zephyr In Cardinal, Crochet, Tatting and Knitting Old Roae, Green, Pink, Peacock, Patterns for Caps, Yokes, Laces Whit and Black. nd Sweaters, etc. Flood's Store 334 West First St jl jifroH)tt rriTea 1 'iss Marparett Punlap, returned this Mr. jidrew E. Benson arrived in i morning from Shedd where they at Albany last night from San Francisco Uended the funeral of Mrs. Punlap's and is visiting at the home of her pa- j soninlaw, the late B. R. Forbes. nt. Mr. and Mrs. A. Austin. Mr. j Here From Eug Renson stormed in Eugene on busi- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Minton. Mrs. ness and will join his wife here in a : Nora Hardesty and Chas. Kissinger few days. Attended Funeral Mra. A. B. Dunlap and came down this morning from Eugene and spent the day transacting busi daughter, ness. Returned From San Franriaro ' tic aa a physician. Miss Carrie Wolfe returned home rrwm Near Mayt last night from San Francisco where ho has been for several weeks visit ing at the home of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Wolfe. l.ehnon People Here Mr. W. A. Cecil and Mrs. Benj. Huntington Jr., of Lebanon, were in Albany yesterday shopping, la From Shedd J. B. Comett, a prominent stock man of near Shedd, transacted busi ness here yesterday. From Crahtree Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Cornett of Cmb trve and dnughtvr, Mrs. Montagu of Washington, visited friends and trans acted business in the city today. Mra. Cornett will remain here a few days as the guest of Mr. and Mra. E. B. Comett of East Albany. Visits Family at Thomas Mrs. L. Irvine of this city left on the noon train to visit her daughter at Thomas, Mrs. Jessi Freitag. Return from Old Kentucky C. H. Gregory of Fox Valley, be tween Lyons and Mill City, passed through Albany today from a visit to his "Old Kentucky Home.'' This is Mr. Gregory's first visit in 16 year. He reports but little change in that time, but the people are enjoying pros perity. Tobacco now sells at 60 cents per pound, while in his day it was from four to six cents. Mr. Gregory states that he feasted on sweet pota toes and possum. No rye at hand or wanted. ( At the Van Winkle Home Lieutenant and Mra. J. O. Van Win kle are visiting at the home of his brother, J. O. Van Winkle of Lyon street. Lieutenant Van Winkle has been in the service of his country as a physician at Camp - Kearney, Fort Funston and Fort Riley. He has been in the service about one year and is returning to his former home at Jef ferson, where he enjoys a large prnc- PEPTONA Will Help You IT PUTS THE 'PEP' into run-down systems. It contains organic Iron, Malt, Manganese and Cod Liv er Oil Extract, medicinal agents extensively used as a tonic and strength builder. Valuable for en riching the blood, for aiding the asimilation of food, and for building th; health generally. If yon have trouble recovering normal health after grippe, cold, bronchitis or influent, if your blood la not up to standard, if your food assimilation is faulty, if you are tired or run down, then you need PEPTONA to help you. It is our best tonic, !t is pleasant to take and easily tolerated by even the west sensitive stomach. We will refund your money if it does not do you good. FOR SALE ONLY BY FRSD DAWSON'S DRUG STORE T5n REX ALL STORE GLO F, Theatre TONIGHT AND FRIDAY Ml. if.(Utt. CHARLIE CHAPLIN In His Second Million Dollar Comedy iMllDEUlSlM PLEASE ATTEND THE MATINEE AND AVOID THE RUSH J. A. Comely, owner of the A. R. Mi-Call fann near SUtyton, was an Alhany visitor today. Mr. Comely is a newcomer in his section. Weather Report Yesterday's temperatur ranged from 85 to 4f degrees. The rainfall was .16 Inch and the river U T.T feet VUitrd Parents F. J. Rice left thi morning for Portland to resume hi former work after a three day' visit here with his parents, Mr. and Mra. J. R. Rice. He arrived in Allany Tuesday from San Diego where he received hi discharge from the aviation department of the navy after serving for 15 month a chief machinist. PROFESSOR SAYS: INTERNAL BATHS GIVE BEST RESULTS Horace T. Podge, M. P., Professor of Materia Medica, 2.1 Jacohson Bldg., Penver, writes Tyrrell's Hygienic In stitute of New York as follow: "I ran truthfully say that I have had the very best results in my ex perience with the 'J. B. L. Cascade.' You certainly have struck the keynote of many diseases." By means of the "J. B. L. Cascade" simple warm water cleanses the lower intestine the entire length, remove all the poisonous waste therein and keeps it clean and pure, as Nature demand it shall be for perfect health. You will be astonished at your feel ing the morning after taking an In ternal bath with the "J. B. U Cas cade." You will feel bright, brisk. confident and as though everything is working right and it is. It absolutely removes constipation and prevents Auto intoxication. Foshay & Mason of Albany. Oregon, will show and explain the "J. B. L. Cascade" to you, and will also give you free on request a most interesting booklet. "Why Man of Today Is Only 50 Per Cent Efficient." by Pr. Chas. A. Tyrrell of New York, for 25 years a specialist on Internal Bathing. Ask for it today. Adv. St. John's Lodge No. 17. A. F. A A. M., special commun ication this Thursday evening at 7:30. Work in the E. A. degree. Visitors welcome. E. WASHBURN, Sec. ml3 Daughter of the American ' Revolution Dane Saturday Night at the Armory the Armory i Men in Uniform FREE i General Admission 75c Spectator 10c Music by the REVELATION JAZZ ORCHESTRA Sunday and Monday 7 4 I X? K-7 W . f mn 'I r 1 ? They Have Gone nr?ii r f'Urv vvna vjver this Picture Here's a Lighting Satisfaction and it is Light Economy" as well. It is the WESTINGHOUSE MAZDA LAM? Guaranteed by the Name. These lamps are a necessity to all who are interested in getting the most light and the best light from the current they use and pay for. Consult us about th comforts, savings and convenience of the WESTINGHOUSE MAZDA. Wot until you have a proper sis and type WESTINGHOUSE MAZDA LAMP In every socket will you realize what Lighting Satisfaction really mean. Ralston Electric Supply Company IT'S TIME TO THINK about your spring want for yourself and your home. Make out your list, bring It to us and we'll show you where and how to save. New goods coming in every itjy. No old odds and cuds to show you. Curtain scrim 13c. Ittc, 25c, 33c 3c, c, 9c. DHe Cretonnes 25c, 3!tc, 4te, 6Sc( TDc Pir."les Ittc 25r, 3.1c GihLhams I Sc. S2l,c, lie. Ittc Vleachrd muslin .... 18c, 17jC Cambric IHc, 3.V SKc Nainsook I Br, 25c, 31c, 3r, 4!tc Il.ith Towels 2 for 39c llath Towels 2 for 4c Hath Towels 2 fur 69c Huck Towels 19c lied Spreads $1.49. $1.69, 11.98. 2.49. I2.9H. S3.9S. $1.98. 5.90 Whit Outing 19c. 25r S Fancy outing 18c New pluid dras gotals 49c, 6He V8r, $1.49, $.8 New I'onge Silks 79c, 98r, $1.23 $1.39. $1.98, $2.23 Serg divss gool 69c, 79c, 9 He Kiddie Cloth 4V Silkolem 22t,c House lining luc Cotton Halt I3e, 2vc. 23c. 3V Cotton Malta. 3 lbs. .. 9Sc, $1.49 Comfort calico I He lllu and led table dnniask 79c White tuMe dnniask 69c, 98r, $1.- 23, $1.49, $1.69, $1.89 ty Incorporated S . Correct Styles for Sp ring 80 Per Cent of the Shoe Sold this Spring and Summer will be In either Oxford or Pumps Our Windows show that we anticipated this trend In conservation of leather wnsted in Hoot Tops during Spring and Summer. THE MARCH OXFORD has style with comfort. To be well dressed for the street there i no foot covering so appropriate as the tailored Ox ford here shown. It is simple, graceful in line, in the popular brown leathers or black, and combine style and service at a moderate price. Brown, Black and Patent. PATENT PUMPS Permanently Pleasing. If you admire graceful lines, select these dress s'hors, for they reflect good taste, approp riateness and richness. One fitting and their possessing is made easy. A A and C width. Site 3 to 8 $6, $7 and $8 $6 to $8.50 McDowell Shoe Co. Automobile Paint NOW IS THE TIME to paint your Auto. Patton'a Auto Gloaa in black and colors R3c pint and up Auto Top Dressing fl.'ic pint John'h Auto Wax 31c ran Woodworth Drug Co. JITNEY SERVICE BOTH PUUNK3 23 LESSEE Annual AUTOMOBILE AND TRACTOR SHOW OF TIIK ALBANY AUTOMOBILE AND TRACTOR ASSN. I at the ---r Albany Armory MARCH 21 AND 22 37 Makes of Automobiles Trucks and Tractors Newest Models shown. Come and see the latest In the Automobile World. ADMISSION FREE DEMONSTRATIONS MUSIC diamond SQUEEGEE TREAD Tires 1 aTiJ MM mi i, mm a ll .J lf IIf.V M J .mi imxj w- - I At . . JW - lT T . f mmM Safe and Sane Business Methods They arc never ex travagant methods, they nre conserv ative but sure, the sturdy, win ning, determined methods of success. The safe and sane automobile tires are not extravagant in features, but, like, safe and sane business meth ods, are the conserv ative, sure, steady, winning, determined successes of t i rcdom iamon SQUErGEETRcAO Tires the tires with the red sidewalls, that, well-rounded and well-balanced, are absolutelydependable. DIAMOND TIRES are not "featured" in any one particular direc tion; but, like r.n all round athlete, they do tlirlr all-round wcik 'wry above the average, at a low ci st per mile tf si i vice. If vrr v i'! ( lit '"i l! -chat it ccmc :.:u.:H. F 113 WEST FIRST ST A
