Albany daily democrat., May 13, 1919, Page 6, Image 6

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ALBANY DAILT DEMOCRAT. .TIKSPAY. MAY IS, 191.
J. V. IVnney Company A Nittion W Institution
For the
Graduate
Wa hsvt prepared a very attractive showing of appropriata white
foods tot drvsses. Included are
Organdies, Voiles, Flaxons, and so forth.
TUB ORGANDIES are of very fine qualities, 38 to 40 inches wide,
priced at 65c to $1.00 a )ard
HIE VOILKS are nierceriied fini ili, :18 to 45 incites wide, priced at
50c to $1.04 a yard
THE FLAXONS are striped and fipurrd, also plain neaves roncinir
n widths from St to 38 inches wide p'Ued at Mr to t5c a yard
wc afco have a very pretty lot oi New Laces for trimmings.
Flood's Store
331 West First St
FOR OUT OF DOORS
Protect your complexion from the Sun and Wind thee hnliny days.
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Jontecl Cold 'Cr cum
and T.M.t'
A HASH OK i'KIUT.MK AIM'S ('ll.VKM
Fred Dawson
The Rexall Store
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In "The Great Romance" a t the Glebe Theatre soon.
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Men and Young
Mens Suits
New Shipment of Suits for men including the
popular Waist Seam model for young men.
Quantity in buying enables us to sell them at
the low price of $l7..r0.$l.7.". $21.75 to 27.S0
Men's Blue Serge Suit. all wool 1 .7.". $-1.7")
$27.50
Men's wool mixed suits- f;"K'' f'J."3 $21.75
to $32.50
Blue serge suits for stm,t mm A2 M 21.73
Men's grav serge suits, sie A2 ,0 50 2,-"3
627.50
Young men's waist sea1" moJcl 27JiO
Young men's patch po0' Sllits' s'" I'1101'
$27.50
Young men's all woo! khaki serge suits $21.75
Hoys' ki'ee pants su ts, blue serge and i i.-c
mixture 4 c, is veurs $3.iS. $.!1S. S .!'0,
$7.!C, s i0, $j,;m
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BERT LYTELL"1
" In "Faith." at the Globe soon
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NOTi"fc OK ADMINISTRATORS
SALE
KOTiCE is hereby iriven thut I will
Democrat Classifieds Obtain Results
GLOBE
THEATRE
Tuesday-Wednesday
William Farnum
THE RIDERS OF THE PURPLE SAGE
One of FAKNL'M'S beKt picture. From the norel by Zane Grey
Pathe News Comedy
PEARL WHITE
The Lightning Raiders
EPISODE M. I
Til LK.S1J AY and Mil OA Y
The Great Romance Harold Lockwood
Comedy News
Special Added Attraction FRIDAY NIGHT ONLY
Major Jack Hamilton and Madame Hamilton in per
son. Only survivor out of a family of 1 1 murdered
by the Huns. She was rescued by the Major (by
! killing 4 German Officers) and now is Madame 1 1am-
ilton.
GLOBE ORCHESTRA
S-P-E-C-I-Al-L ,
Our New Ten Thousand Dollar Symphonic Or
chestra Organ is now here Watch for opening dates.
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IN
Preparation
for a great
White
Season
The coming season is
going to be the biggest
in many years for White
shoes, both low and high.
Wliite Oxfords in nu
huck, Rcinskin and
Canvas 3.00 to $7.00
High white shoes,
.1.00 to $0.50
When real character is
c'er.ircd our shoes arc
Always in demand.
McDowell
Shoe Co.
Shoe Specialists
si'll ut PuLltc Auction on tho Frank
j Puutmoicr plate in Sunrise Addition
to the City of Albany, Oregon on S
. tunlay, May 17th. I'M'.) IwirinniiiK at 1
; o'clock P. M.t the following personal
property, to-wit:
! 2 horaes, 100 chicken. 1 mower, 1
il.se, 1 .1 section harrow, 1 spray out
fit, 2 plows, 1 cultivator, orchard lad
der. 1 liht wnjron, 1 hack, 1 net sin
tie harness, 1 set double harness, 50
j, u lions vinecnr, garden tools, lot o:
wood. 1 cream separator, and numer
ous other articles.
This side f3 held pursuant to nn or
der of the County Court of I.inn
County, Oregon, authorizing the same
and each article will be sold to the
highest bidder for cash.
Tinted this 13th dny of May, 1019.
JOTTN H. GLOOR,
:nifrrtnr of the Fstata nf Frank
r.'tutmi'ier, deceased. "
ItEN T. SUDTELI.
dP.mlfi Auctioneer.
Ants on Pecnlta.
For a tuuulti-r uf vfurn ninny Mrnoni
In urloUst piirtM of Hie country have
rittpltliit-il of nut drvtroythg Hie buds
on thr ptiuiii.
To rl1 NtiiUa4 of tlu'i nntv rut a
elrrultir plvc of heavy ui,ht or hnvy
i-Mnllo4iid, ntMiut two fi-vt hi illmiifii-r.
and put hol In the tvntrr JuM lurce
fti'Mitih to allow th fllviii or mill n
MtHlka of the MHiity to throrti:ti,
and Itirii slit from lh cutiT to one
i-di;. hi fiuild you to plant the clnn
Inr rim of piiHr rouiil tin plnnt.
Suifur tiiolni on (he surfmv of
th i tirdlmartl, nnd thi'h ncultrr a little
nrM-ulc iowiiir uwr the ullikjr nio
ta"p. t'li ants will rnt of the a
tht-y j:o or conn, and It will not Im
lonx until you hnv sinpiMtl the om
ul n tit Kin-nui of ileotructlvv ants fnm
vS'tlns tin ony hula.
In imiiii hM Mlitlt-s utiulltir imut'le
has hffii tp rhtiit'til w Ith nuU on
duhlla. mid ll 1 mini ri'itutly tuny bv
ufi'N.f iiily u ft.
If a vi-ry ih k s.luitoti of aronnt
of Ii'iol Ih u'd wllh ph-ntly of ino
laMM. it will do tin' work aa th
urM'iilf.
Values wire al ftMl.
Winkling- W. Va. "She's worth V
and I'll pay H If y" n,,,l nr n''
..tot hfr l"iik to inf." wild John K.
Muloii'. n Irohion lJ fnrtnr. who
rrlittl nl llr hiiihiinrlir hr the
.tlir 'hiy and -kfl tha poll"" to h
mir thr wln niitM.uls of hl wife. h.i
.-n Mm h .-nr niro. Mm lone Is alMy
Hf M-nM oM. Wlllll' lllm Wlft IS hut
y rlit IlIiI.
VVIIKN ANSW r::U'tl elnsstflrds ads
k..ully h'fiitlon Tha lemorrat.
Card of Thanks
We tU-mre to esprrsa our sincere
thanks to our many friviids and nei
KhUira who so kindly rendered their
NHsintunr and sympathy durintf the
tllnrss and drath of our son and bro
thrr. Also for the beautiful floral
unVriDk' Bl1 to thutf who furnthel
(rs for the funeral.
MK. ANI MRS, WM KAC1.KS,
ANl CHII.IRKN.
Tlwt DemiK-rat riasslflede for Hesultf
DR. C. T. NORMAN 1JM
VETERINARIAN
I'ulU ni:irlr pniniilly and si sny limr.
Surttrr nml DrntUlrjr of all )omrllr AliinuU
AiHliuruil by SUIr la SltM-fc (or Sh.unirnl or for Sslra
iMmMrtifumm!
IliMliJIiliii.llillhhlUllilliill.'i.'ii
; si famm
When Linen Dies YounjJ
The life of linen depends on its quality and strength.
Because of the easier methods of the laundry it is apt to last long
er if washed in the laundry.
Cheap linens sometimes contain 'filler.' Thus, after the first wash
ing, they seldom look as well as when purchased.
Cheap linens do not last as long, in proportion to their cost, as
good linens; therefore cheap linens are not cheap.
Our experience prompts us to urge every housewife to buy only
the best fabrics of whatever kind.
Linen dies young when it is born weak.
All linens, even the best, have a limit of life "and usefulness.
And riiey usually go quick when they go. One week they are ap
parently whole; after the next, washing, beyond repair.
They have simply gone the limit and collapsed; which, after all, Is
the best proof of their long service.
Laundries, like all other humanly conducteJ institutions, arc n o t
perfect. They make their share of errors, and do their sh.irc of
imperfect work.
But in the light of the foregoing, to unquestioningly place the
blame for all torn and worn out fabrics on the shoulders of your
laundry is unjust; anu no one, when in possession of facts, wants
to be unjust.
That is why we print facts, instead of fancies.
Perfection is an air; that is never realized. But that degree of per
fection, which pride a"J care in one's work make possible, this
laundry sustains.
OLIVE THoMAS
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Coming to the Globe Theatre If
FAGiFIG EMPLOYMENT CO.
AlWSTI aT T0U 5IRYICI
Help of all kinds Furnished Free
to Employer
lurMiui!, twain ramt. tut tint.
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ta-tU Vanufcte Muwl. Plu4. Oncoa
Albany-Magnolia
Steam Laundry
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