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About Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1919)
0 Pare Six ALBArTY DAILY DaMOCaUT. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 13, 111 WE ARE SHOWING A FINE LOT OK LADIES NIGHT GOWNS In Nainsook, Cambric, Batiste and Muslin. ' Some a. trimmed, with lac and embroidery, others with ribbons and still others arc hand embroidered. f V-neck, square neck and round ncek; sleeveless, wing sleeve and el bow sleeve styles. When you see these you will wonder why you make your own when you ran buy such good-looking gowns and such nice materials at $1.50 to $3.75 Sme of the styles are 'on displsy in our window. Flood's Store 134 West Fit St -1 Exchange Professors With Mexico tiona to receive several members of MEXICO CITY, Aug. IS. A. P. the faculty of Harvard University, The faculty of the National Univer- wTeaare coming here to study typhus sity of Mexico is making prepare- baccilli. Wanted, Blackberries ALL VARIETIES 8c P. &. S. Fruit Growers and W." R. SCOTT Canning Assn. MANAGER. EVERREADY FLASHLIGHTS NEW 8HIPMKNT- JUST RECEIVED Yon need flashlight for that camping trip. All site priced from 1.00 and up. ,... - , Fresh Shipment of BATTERIES also Just in." " s Fred Dawson The.RexaJ Store Oa Bualnees Trip B. C Nickerson, a former citiien of Albany and at present a stockbuy er traveling out of Portland, was at the St. Francis last night From Coburg . Fred Dcffcnbacker of Coburg reg istered at the St. Francis last night On a busuieas trip W Albany. ,'w Bookkeeper Ms Jjnn'e ! Davi is the new I o'kecpcr at the Nebetgall market a i r successor ui Jiliki Lois Neber c Jl. who is taking a. vacation Jip the McKenxie. ' ' From -Dixie- . . E. F. Millhollen of Dixie, near Cor' vallis, was an Albany visitor today. Mr. Millhollen recently disposed o some of his financial Interests (aj Eastern Oregon. GLOBES uuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiuraiiiiiii TODAY ONLY ' CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG Cheating Cheaters COMEDY PATHE NEWS THUBSDA Y - FRIDAY On The Quiet . . Bert Lytell COMEDY BRAY PICTOGRAPH OnANCROFTC I , II Optical Co. I I Jill W-1SS A"V Don't Buy Glasses Buy and Demand Results WE WILL GUARANTEE YOU THE RESULTS Also that yoa get the rirht Framea and Leasee far Style and Comfort. r""TJ We Do Repairing iaV M-Phoae 461-M Vafc Early j Autumn Rfbdels ) I In Coats and ' J 1 Suits aow oa I DispUy Mat lit .laitw nv shuj-v raMagsJ ijiffl H our orce Campaign. Build Your Own Home We loan the finds of tne racirie Buiming & Loan Association for koma . build.ng. We loan you 1,000. Pay US back 115.00 ner month. Thi. in. eludes principal and interest and pays the debt in V6 months. CAPITAL 1500,000.00 BEAM LAND CO. 133 Lyoa St "SEE PAGE THREE Iiutpect the new cute little Coats and Coatee i n mole color, beav er and black plush, belted and full. Staaaiagl r M. Sternberg & Co. Women's Shop NEW TODAY 1 rj h We instill today a new foun tain of ice cold Orangeade it is just an addition (o our' list of delightful beverages. Webster & Barclay Third and Lyra From Shedd J. A. Brown, one of the leading farmers and dairymen of near Shedd, arrived In the city on the early train to transact business. Albany Visitor . cx-nenaior nn oi. uanano rea-ia-tered at the Albany Hotel last night on ii ia mum i iuiii m nuaiiiraa uip foruano. Yj - L rkfll-l.t T--J.. rreo nutunr oi wie revenue aerr icr f Portland made an official trip . 1 - .I I - - 1 I , W4v siarnsourg, . naisey anu Shedd. , W'at Talbot 'J- H. Culp of, Alhanv. traveling esivrc.sii.ail M'l IIT7 -UIUf"U.B) II 111111; Co. of Portland, made a but inn trip taiooc inia morninir. r turning at inw ""u iv-winr lor nfwpon. Cnri Rlmmia n .t Y 1 ei f Soda. II-, was in the ritY vmter. y w Tiui reiaurea and transact uinvas. "(Uw Tbitocw u.e F,rview school, was an Albany ? " ta m hool for rrlv,,! From Saa Je vtev Mt.-k.ii .... arrived l II i. 1" J0- CM' V& L'.. to ftern; u., "" tMs Fr- Okiah;. MitclU s r mm tl,r- X':U' V. Okla.. was l , , - ,, , lnm west r. i j ' iwtnrnn been .f M ,CKn'"ht. who has oeen at nwm . . everal week, "7n"1-'. ness fri, .- .i".'""Tma 5 bus- VWU bid HiiVL "' T'llm"t- Mr. aanJ U he Southii ' '! . of ..raafr.Osk" Mr. nrt U c . . the first of the Week "" of the Si.k . mploy. hog, .T?,.!'"- two of tck. from-heT'oTgon mornmg en rouS, for PortlMl ' tiki, ur irom rortiamt B. W. Jamea of Portland, who re sided in Albany 40 years ago, was in the city today on a business trip. Mr. James occupied the house now being dismantled on the cannery grounds. Mr. James made many inquiries about the citizens wKn livilliM i. v.:- . : V-' 11, .llllC. There are, few of the older set now "".. v. , ... From Tslbot . . 7L J'- 7u,,ilr' ot ,h moving "Pirits of the Talbot coigrtrr. was an wl) Mens Brown -Leather., Dress Shoes English last carried in all sizes. PRICE i $9.00 Button Shoes We have just received a ship ment of Wen's Button Shoes in black gun metal, built on a last with a good full toe. PRICE . $8.00 McDowell Shoe Co. The Homo of a Correct Fit J. C. Ptnney Company A Nation . Wido InHtitiition Ladies and Girls Khaki Work Clothing NO MATTKR WHAT YOU W.NT-V. hive It-all bougbt months ago before the tlreat Advance. No use paying ninro II . Khaki UNION KUITS, regular, stout and slim Khaki SKIRTS for hiking ; Khaki RIMNU IIKKKCIIKS Khaki MIDPIES Khaki OVi:RAU.S-airp Anklo Khaki DRESSES f.i-l.' vi,. n UNION SUITS Kneeing when, where and how to buy for our MI llu.y Sloree laskea theee prirea pdwihle ta.it, 1H fl4, 1.t)H , HID , . , IX ',' m His, lis i 'j. C. t'enney Company A Nation . Wide Institution overnight vi.ltor in the city last night. Mr. Turnidge Is eztenslvely engaged rn raising peppermint. Volleyball Cams;- . " A big game of volleylfill Is an nounced for Bryant Park tomorrow evening beginning at 7:S0. The gen eral public is especially invited to take part. Visiting Son . . Mrs. P. V. Kinney of Portland re turned home today after viniting with her son, W. J. Hendricks of the city for the last few days. From Near Jefferson ' Mrs. E. B. Porter of near Jeffer son wsr an Albany business visitor yesterday afternoon. Shclbara Newa SHELBURN, Aug. 12. Special. Eugene and- Orvis Bowman, who have been working in the harvent fields of Eastern Oregon the past month, re turned home Saturday. Austin btoddart spent Sunday with Elmer Colvin at Aumsville. Miss Bessie Gooeh went to Alban Sunday to spend a few days. . lawnparty was given by Mil Venus Tiniali at her borne Saturday evening. Most of the young people of the oommunity were present and the evening was spent in .playing games after which refreshment! were served. The people of this vicinltv k.u. been busy harvesting and threshing their grain. Webe Kuiken la Intenili".. in I...IM a silo soon. D. A. Stoddart went to A linn. business Saturday. - " Mrs. Robert Colvin, Mrs. Frank Cooch and daughter Nellie and Mis Jeanne Stoddart motored to Albany Stanley Tavlor Is getting- readv La - - W W ' ... mnTj w aicininnvuie soon. H. C. L. PROBLEM IS SOLVED AT LEAST IN PART One of the greatest Items of ripen. In selling Footwear has al ways been Clerk Hire. Here wo have eliminated that epens by displaying our shoes In such a way that you can easily wait on yourself and you are not required to pay fur service you d no' tret. Come In nnd be convinced. Women's 1'laln-Toe Comfort Shoe". Juliet style IMS Women's and Big-dirls' While i:""" ! Shoes,-English last, rubber soles and heels U.9S Children's I'stent leather ti itlon ,hnw. ' Children's Brown Elk lace hoes. ruaranle,d for 7j days. i Sizes 11 1-2 to . ItM s ELF ERVICE HOE TORE , 117 Broadatbin A LOCAL INSTITUTION 1 Keep eur moury AT HOME AIRPLANES TO HELP EXPLORE POLAR KKCIOSS LONDON. June 2(1 A I pondortce. Two airnlana in.mir,.i.... ers have offered to give a plane to . wipe, leaner of the British Im- f""i aniimie expedition, lor a flight to the South PaU i i. j. clared to be Cope's IntenUon to carry auoara tne explorer Ter ra Nova on which the expedition is to proceed until thm v.-l k .... in the ice. Cope plans to be absent afiout years. Dixrnvrr ly M. P.'s LONDON. Aug. li.-A. P.-Soms London newspapers eomplnln that tnj average memlier of the British par liament does not earn his I'J.IMIO a year. In an srtiMir article entitled "Lazy M. Pj," the political correspondent of the psprr figures that the working week of the averaire nirmber is utmut 'ii hours. Ran-ly are 2O0 of the mem bership of 707 to lie found in the house r. 9:30 p. m. and only a few stalwarts remain till the adjournment at II p. m. CARD OK THANKS Wo wish to thank the "many friends and neiifhltors for tha mnnw 11n.i..... s shown us during the illness on I ib'Sth of our briny,! ion nn.l h.nl' Arnold Haberly. Also f(r the niunv beautiful floral offerings. KK.V. and MRS. A. IIADERLV, MRS. II. AASEN, mrs. s. c. McAllister, j. c. haberly, " MARY HABERLY. ' morning fur Newport where they will pviid the next two weeks at the beach " I Honor (iuarda Nolle Although the Honor Guard Girls have been disbanded, former memhera are umcd to be present this evening at 7.:io at the Library to hear Miss Mory Croitiii, representative, of the OreKn Tulierrulosis Association de liver her address. Leave for Newport Mr and Mra William Fortmiller and la-jghter. Miss Florence, and grand- 1 ni-ce, Mnry l,ne Prlrhnnl, left this Waller Kline Married Walter Kline, one of Corvallia' nwt promimnt business men, and Mia Martha Sezaurr of this city were mar ried Tuesday In Portland, where the hri.le has laM-n mnking her home, Mrs Minn is a daughter of Mr and Mrs '. F. Sexauer, of this city ami 4s wi ll , known here. The newly-weds will lake their wedding ' trip to Klamath Falls and attend the Elks Convent tlon. , Msrllugh .Dixon Wedding l Miss Dora J. Dixon and Harry Mac Htfgh Wore married Tuesday after noon at the Grace Presbyterian ( hurch, Rev. A. M. Williams oftViat inif. Only tw wilneiaes. Miss Agnea Dixon and Miss H.-l.-n Crigshy, were present Mr n, A Mri j.,,, h Mt f r I'ortl.rH sfler the wedding c 3S 14 IT'S: HERE ; The 1920 Model Ford with Starter and De mountable Rims SEE IT TODAY t Kirk-McKern Motor Co. Look for the Yellow Pump
