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About Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1919)
Last Ni aht was rather cold, to wu tht night before, ye (till colder nights are ahead. It ia well to anticipate the coming house hold need and lay in good supply of bed clothing now. " , - Blanket and Comforts are here in special display. This Una of merchandise is the best obtainable. Imperial Cotton, Naxkne Woolnap sad Oregon City Wool. All Sites treat Baby's Crib site to the Large Double Bed else. Prices rang f n m 83c to $1150 " Home-Made Comforters V Made from clean materials from our own stock. Silkolines, Cre tonnes and Outing Flannel covers, filled with a large 3-pound roll at Cotton. Priced at . and tSJI ' Flood V Store S34W.lstSt OIL FEVER RIFE IN LINN Standard Oil Prospectors Re ported Looking Over Ground in Linn (Brownsville Times) A company has been incorporated at Lacemb, capital .raised and pre parations made for drilling C. E. Soule ia president of the company, N. M. Newport aecretary and J. C Mayer treasurer. If. C Pyle is mana ger. A road has been built to the pro posed site -of the well and drilling machinery a being moved in. Close to Brownsville, on the south east government geoologista have given auch favorable reports that a few days ago the Standard Oil comp any had investigators at work. What they discovered ia not known. They were not talking for publication. On the Moss King farm, in that HIGH WOOLENS FASHIONABLE Most Expensive Good De manded by British Trade for Winter LONDON, By A. P. Dame Fash ion has set her stamp of approval on woolens for this winter, for no oth-j er reason apparently than the very j high cost of such materials. The most woolly of jumpers, Jack ets, hats, stockings, scarves, gloves' and nearly every other article of woman's and men's apparel -which may be mads of wool, are in great demand at Increaaeed prices. Where actual wool la used, it must be heavy looking of the extremely fussy var iety. Where It is not used other mat erials must be made to appear as wooly as possible. Except by those with whom costs are necessarily a consideration,, the COLLEGE NEWS REPRINTED FROM THE ALBANY COLLEGE BULLETIN ' FIFTY PERCENT INTEREST This is indeed a large rate of interest to secure for one's money, but the College can tell its friends how it may be done. The new Board of Education at New York has agreed to pay the College one dollar for every two given it for its current expenses for the next three years. - The Board wishes the College to secure not less than $6,000 on this plan, and also wishes to limit its part of the gift to $5,000. That is to say, if our friends will rise now and give the College $10,000 a year for three years, the Board will add thereto $5,000 a year (or three years, thus assuring the College a yearly income from this one source of fifteen thousand dollars. We 011108117 ask our friends to come to our rescue in this juncture, and aeatd as their checks and pledges for amounts large or small, so that we may aay to the Board, "We have done our part, and now ask you for your promised sum." Hake all checks out to Albany College, and send them right in. ' . REV. GEORGE H. YOUNG. D. D. ' It has not been announced publicly before thaf the College conferred the honorary degree of Doctor of Divinity upon its worthy Professor of Bible, Rev. George H. Young. All who know Dr. Young feel that this honor ia well-earned, and that the College ia honoring itself quite as much as Dr. Yoong. Dr. Young is the author of several books, a scholar of the first rank, and a teacher of rare ability. This is the first D. D. degree the Col lege ever conferred, in its fifty-three years of life. The Freshman class numbers more this year than the total 'student body last year, and also outnumbers the sum of the other three classes this J ear. Then are just 105 students enrolled in all courses now. This is en couraging, and pemts to larger numbers and more life and activity in the future years. The war nearly overcame the College, but it is now reviving fast, and promises to become larger than ever before.' Its friends may take covnqre, and know that the College has passed its lowest tide, and from now en will make fast strides toward reaching their ideals in numbers and life. OUR NEW GYMNASIUM The College is glad to announce to its friends that it has secured the exclusive use of the building, formerly known as The City Y. M. C. A and has converted it into a men's club. It is conducted much the same as m Fraternity house. Nine young men in the College are living in the build ing ana operating u. . Connected with the building is a large well-appointed gymnasium with shower baths. It is the Dlan of the Colleee to arrant- for the o-irlx to hv the advantage of the gymnasium and baths twice a week, and plans have been set on foot to organize all the students in physical training. It is ex- pectea mat tnis win add very much to the life and vigor of the Collei I forthrnminiv miuui nf hmaImi la neighborhood, there was found what w,lcomdV It ta ngmu!M appears to be a lump as big aa a u a becoming fashion and rather a barrel of asphalt mixed with earth. J change from hardness of line and How it came there ia a mystery. It materials which can only be worn ia cone-shaped with the small end well by the very young, down, and has the appearance of hav- j ng beeen Torced upward from below Characters DrOWtt in a semi-liquid condition. I . with Ureal Skill "In Old Kentucky," coming to the (iiotie ilicatrr lnt,j -cning does not depend for consideration upon .lis great pictorial scenes, nor opon It's I many ingenious scenic devices. The incidents and strong climaxe. are led SuperdreadnaUght California UP to, gradually and logically and are Item, of Interest TO OUR HUNDREDS OF SATISFIED CUSTOMERS The following la the Itll gain over the earn period of time In 111 aa shown by (ho September I Ilk Issue of the Dry Goods Reporter from which this la copied! , "Appended herewith ia Comparison of sales of some large corporations whose progress can' be considered repre sentativa to the vitality of the retail chain store business and of the operations of mail order houses. " - "The healthy financial status of this cross aectloif of - American business life ran be noted in the fact that nearly alt of these organisations are free from funded debt. "J. C. Penney Co., gain for months. 39.8 per cent. ' Rears Roebuck, gain for T months, ltf.7 per cent. Montgomery Ward, gain for 1 months W.t per cent. Woolworth 4 Co., gain for T months 10.7 per cent. Great AtlanUe 4 Pacille Tea Co, gain for 5 mo., 80.9 per cent ' United Drug Co.. gain for 8 months 24.6 per cent. ' 8. S. K rears, gain for o months 17.S per cent. National Cloak Suit Co-, gain for 0 months 10.6 per cent L. H. Krees, gain for 1 months 1V.4 tier cent . Jones Bros. Tea, gain for 7 months 17.0 per cent" To our Hundreds of Thousands of Satisfied Customer, this enorav ens growth has been peaaible. They all realist values, each as only i.Q. Penary Store Offers. aa aaaeeaQTar'- r ' - ELECTRIC SHIP IS LAUNCHED Ran by "Juice" From Stem to Stern ege. ROLFE THEATRE TODAY ONLY ' HERBERT RAWLINSON IN The House Divided a part of the story. Pure sentiment. I valorous deedt, romance, humor and clean cut splendil comedy tre combln- 7 I cd with keen dramatic inminct The SAM FRANCISCO, Cal.. Nov., 20 , ch rmetcr T dr wl,h 'U nd The suDcrdreadnaue-ht California. ,r whlch be recognised launched at Mare Inland near here, wywhcM It is a faithful drawing I . . of V... . today, is a veritable electric snip. ......... r own un- Besides snnnlvine- her drivine- no. 1 "7 "t our own time and a fallh- wer, electricity is used to hoist the fu portrayal of a phrase of American' ammunition, rotate the turrets, op- hitherto neglected by the dramat erate the 14 inch guns, steer the that have made "In Old Ken ship, raise and lower the anchor, lucky" the greatest popular succe.s - . . . a. . v. : , ... . pump iresn ana sail water, operate fiuh ana mat 1 wny 11 the machinery in the machine shop,Jtill will go on forever delighting carpenter shop and printing estab- thousands. lishment, supply fresh air for venti-' .1 1 lation. raise and lower the boats, ' Y. M. C, A. Interested operate the refrigeration plant, op-. .. Ill Lunthpritirk erate the searchlights and radio a- UUtnoeTjaCKS quipmenta. In the kitchen electric-J SAN FRANCISCO, Nov., 21, (Spee ity peals the potatoes, washes the Ul) Playing one nlghht'stands for the dishes, makes the ice cream, grinds lumber-jacks in the spruce forests of, thai ma,r nivM f Via imt i.Vi 01, . a t Vi a . l . . t . . . . I butter and in many other ways lightens the labors of the sailor lads. LION COMEDY BRAY PICTO SATURDAY AND SUNDAY Mary Pickford IN Dawn of Tomorrow COMEDY BURTON HOLMES Second Episode SMASHING BARRIERS Quarter-Million Foreign-Born WALLA WALLA. Wash., Nov. 21 4 Special) If the people of the State '.cnt- of Washington were to pass in grand; review, the line of march would con tain 256,000, individuals of foreign birth. If native, of foreign or mixed parentage were added to these the number would reach nearly one-half million. Almost every second indevid ual of the whole population ha.from 50 per cent to 100 per cent foreign blood rh his veins. Of the 256,000 for eiKH born, 70 per cent are not natur alized, and they furnish 60 per 'cent of all the illiterates in the state. ' . the northwest is the next job facing women entertainers who went to! France for the Y. M. C. A. to help a-! muse the doughboys. An urgent appeal for women workers In the lumber camps has been received at headquar ters of the association. Particulsr em phasis was placed on the need of mi sicians, lecturers and vaudeville tal- FACULTY OF ALBAN Y COLLEGE FOR 1919-1920 GIVEN IN FULL WALLACE HOWE LEE Acting President MISS ALICE CLEMENT Graduato Pacific University Conservatory: Pupil of Alberto Jonas, Berlin: Lucien E. Becker; University of California. Director of Coaaervstory; Piano, Organ, Harmony MISS ELIZABETH IRVINE . T A. B. and A. M. Muskingum College; University of Chicago. . Prafraaor of Hagltah MISS MARY IRVINE Albany College Conservatory Assistant Instructor In Piano REV. WALLACE HOWE LEE, LL. D. A. B. and A. M. Williams; University of California) Nashville College of Law Prafraaor of Education MISS MAMIE IRENE LENHART Doane College Conservatory; Pupil of Edith Luclle Robblns. Votce, Public School Methods. Glee Club, and Chorus ARTHUR MAUTVN MATTOON A. B. and A. M., Marietta College; Ckmbridite University. England. Profeaaor of Methematira and Astronomy john j. Mcknight C P. A. (Ohio) Director of School of Commerces Profeaaor of Accountancy ., , ROY WILSON McNEAL , B. S. University of Arizona; University of Arkansas; Henderson-Brown College. Profeaaor of Chemistry , ' REV. OSCAR T. MORGAN, PH. D. A. B..and A. M, Drake University; Ph. D. University of Chicago Profeaaor of Philosophy v CHALMER N. PATTERSON A. U.. University of Oregon I Professor of Physics CHARLES SOUTH New England Conservatory; Pupil of Oskar Slock. Vienna . Violin CARLKTOM F. SflY B. S. Albany. College A. 11. Stanford University; Attorney at Law i'rofrssor of Biulneaa Law MRS, ROBERT L STEWART A. U. Albany College Instructor of French - ' MISS MARY C. VAN WERT A. B. and A. M. Univrrsity of Minnesota . Professor of Biology REVGEOKGK H. YOUNG,- D. D. A. B., A. M., B. D., and Phi Beta Kappa, Colgate University . Professor of Bible ' - To be filled. Professor of Romance Languages GLOBE THEATRE SATURDAY ONLY MITCHELL LEWIS . IN ". Jacques of'the Silver North See the Real Snow Scene LLOYD COMEDY and Real Alaskan Dog Train - PATHE SUNDAY ONLY . BESSIE BARRISCALE V IN- Josslyn's Wife FORD WEEKLY COMEDY . MONDAY ONLY BRYANT WASHBURN ' "in ;.- ' , Putting It Over BRUCE SCENIC GREAT GAMBLE EPIS0DEN0. 2 The Foot Fitting Shop If It Is Right We Have It Once more Fashion Says "Wear Button Boots". One of the prettiest shoes shown this season is" a Black Patent Leather with Buck Cloth tops, Welt soles and Leather ' Louis heels,' with Imita tion tips. Made on the popular Slender last, t ' We have them . Priced at $12 You Drive Over 10 Miles an Hour These Nights you need a warm overcoat every minute. - Why not see about it today so you will have it on hand for tonightT Kuppenheimer Overcoats In -new Materials , IM.00 $35.00 What about heavier Underwear it's time don't you think T Easy to get what you like hero for wa carry pretty near every kind made. , Union Suits I2.M to HM Shirts and Drawers $1.25 to 16 Our Hosiery man would have fits If we forgot to mention the feet. . .. ., Si Special numbers In Cashmere Hose at 75 great for the money.Mnjj. The BlajMHothiDg ; Company v Tate First IVORY A New and Complete Assortment of High Grade Parrisian Ivory .. ; Just Arrived , Come in and make your selection now and avoid the culls. ' Always at the Right Price . at - Calavan's, Drug Store r Main Street . - East Albany A Local Institution Keep Your Money at Home Comparison of Prices Among store with Clerk Hire and other heavy overhead, ia very often lika walking in a circle You don't get anywhere. . " . COMPARE Tha Self -Service way and you will And it's a different story. The way that's new and different. w """, H grey KM Louis Heels, MaKay Sewed, NOT $.0, But 1 Wo"."i Mnogany Kid Louis Heel, Makay Sewed. NOT $.90, But ........' ., Wxaai'. HLu. 1. sni. sru I . . ...... '' it T " eieiai, miliary ,Ieta IS.95, $5.95. $6.t5 Remetnber our Shoes are not cheapened to meet a price wa more than meet any price by our Self Service Method of Selling. $7.85 $7.45 ELF ERVICE HOE TORE 117 Broadalbiii A LOCAL INSTITUTION- Y.nr Money at Horn. CO 72 K 9! K er ci 1 H O No Clerk Hire Wo High kents No ftneTCTre!r
