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About Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1919)
,0m00000m00 000000 mtm-v-9 riAMlLTONS' BUSHSHSNSHBH3USI HSHSHZHSHSUSHSNS (By Irro Helen Barrett) Phone ItZS-lt . Owlnif to the Inclement weuthor tha wveki calendar la void of social functlone. Tha affaire which have taken )lc wara quit Informal. A lav affair wvr planned tha flrat of tha week, but tha Invllatlom hava been rucalM. Although society la , looklnif forward to Chrlatinaa week aa already tha aucial calendar haa many nutatluna that predict a busy whirl of gayety for tha after Chrlat- dim season, i Tha girl glue club of tha high achool enjoyed a coaaUng - party -Thursday evening. Tha hill at tha fcnd of Fifth atrvat waa tha arena of much merriment for about thraa hoar after which they repaired to tha home of Mm, Vernon Reynold, whera tlia ' blf crab-chowder feed awaited them, there were about twelve girls to en Joy the affair. . -- ' Tha V. P. A. aociaty of tha Evan- gvliral church delightfully entertain ed with a Chrlatmaa party Friday v anlnv of laat week. The home of Mr. and Mr. !. P. lladley. where the af fair waa held waa beautiful In Chrlat man -decoration. Rod and white flower etitwinuel with fir bramhes were gracefully arranged abou. the rooma. Massive branches of h 1 1 loaded with tha berries completed tt i Cliriatma colorings. A tall spread ing fir trea beautifully trimmed and lighted with colored clectrle lamp held the many glfta brought by the , Y. P. A. Delightful music and old fashioned gamea were the diversions. After the distribution of gift a luncheon of cheese plo, talad and elder ' waa aerved. Those enjoying tha af fair word Ethel Ullbcrg, Venin Hul ley, Greta Emmetta, Mildred Brown, Schmechemburg, Leva Snell, I)ella , Newman, Winnie Uadlry, Ruby Mlvneh, Helm Whitman, Mr Whit man, Mr. and Mr,. Lloyd Had Icy, Mr. and Mra. I. P. Dudley, Lowell Srhrib er, Howard Schriber, Doe Simpson, Pow Simpson, Arthur Gilbcrg, Robert Gilo, Kloon Snell, Barclay Newman', llawley Ilughaen, Chaster Hughsen, Herman Woldridga, and llerman Wal- ruff. , ..... ...... ... .. . . . ..... , . , , , The Sodality girl of the Catholic church mut Wedneaday evening In tha church. About 20 young ladio unlud with tha order. Kov. Father Lane conducted tha aervicea. A locial hour followed at the Parsonagu, muai and game wara tha pleaauroa. A delight ful luncheon prepared by the 'glrla waa aerved by Mnti Lane, Rev. Fathor Lane'i Aunt, assisted by Mra. Otto Iiondvr and Mlaa Lane. About 48 young ladle enjoyed tha affair, . Tha Pythian 8 Inter combined pleas ure and basinet whan they met In K. of P, hall Tueaday evening. The committee for refreshment and en tertaining were Mr. Wlllard Mark Mra. Uercy Kelley, Mra. Glvn Junk In and Mr, Mary McClain. After a buainea aoaaion a delightful cafuteria luncheon wa aerved, followed by a eocial hour. Mr. and Mra. William Panck were hoapitable hoata to tha Covered Dish club Monday evening at their home, 223 Ferry etreet. The table arounj which the 20 gueata wire aeatod waa centered with a beautiful floral piice of white chryantlinium. After the (umptuou dinner five table of five hundred were played. There wero no additional guest. . - C. II. Palmer, a popular vocal tea cher, waa In Albany Friday and Sa turday in the Interval of hi profea ion. Mr. Palmer haa a large clan in Sak'm alno. -; The Lady Maccabees met In the W. O. W. hall Thursday evening forj election of offirent. Thoo honored; were Mr. Anv'lia Honky, command-! er; Mr, Zella Howard, lieutenant commander; Mr. Martha McAlplnJ past commander; Mr. Lydla Van! Winkle, eorrvstKMidlng secretary;' Mr, Ella Merrill, chaplain; Mr. Ilelle 1'atc, sergeant; Mr. Clinton' rntinal; Saddle Jonea, picket; cap tain of guards, Hester Austin; color bearer No. 1. Daisy Rabbi color bear- The Sample Store stokes . DONT FORGET YOUR FINGERS We can fit you out in a pair of Warm Gloves or Mit tens that will keep your hands comfortable these cold mornings. . Men's heavy leather Men's leather Jackets, mittens, wool lined, , heavy wool lined $6.50 priced at $1.35 to $2.65 ' Men's Mackinaws,' Boys' leather mittens, good quality $7.95 wool lined 65c ' Men's heavy wool Men's Jeather Gloves, mixed Union Suits wool lined $1.50 to $3.65 $3.50, $4 and $4.50 Children's Wool Mit- Men's flannel Shirts, tens, priced at 45c to 85c medium weight . . $1.85 BLANKETS Cotton Blankets $3.85 Wool Finish Blankets $5.65 Wool Mixed Blankets $7.45 and $8.45 109 West First Street Albany, Oregon A Store of Gift's Worth While A Christmas Gift is not merely something that one gives to another. It is far more than that; it must express a message of affection or remembrance; it must bear a per sonal message; it must be of such character as to convey in itself the unspoken idea back of its giving. Our stock is most suggestive. . . - ALUMINUM WARE H S II s M X. H Z H X H X H X H X H X H X H X H 3 H X H X M X H X H X H X 5EHXHXHXHXHXHXH3 Tea Kettles $5.25, $5.75 and $5.85 Tea Pots, one quart size $3 .35 Rice Boilers 1 qt. $3.35, 2qt. $3.00, 3 qt. $3.65 Steamers, $1.55 and $1.98 Lipped Sauce Pans 1 qt. 95c, 2 qt. $1.15, 5 qt. $1.90 Deep Stew Pans 2 qt. $1.19 4 qt. $1.89 5 , Straight Side Kettles 4 qt. $2.29, 6 qt. $2.75 Berlin Kettle 4- qt. $2.35, 5 qt. $2.69 4 Bread Pans, each $1.09 Frying Pans 98c, $1.49 and $2.09 Gem Pans 6 cup $1.29, 9 cup $1.65 Soup Strainers, each 93c . Aluminum Cleaner, 25c , We also have 3 other brands of Aluminum at our usual lower prices. H X H X X H X H X H X H X H - , X , The Secret of A Successful Gift Jj A Gift meet with toeeeat when it please the one who receives it. aa Tha question then Is, How to please? The answer is, Give tha thing f that" is desired yet not expected. ' Umbrellas Very few expect yet every woman desires a Colored Silk Umbrella. Here's a suggestion worth while: Silk Umbrellas In Black, Purple, Red, Blue, Taupe, Brown, Wistar ia and Green. 10 rib gold frame, 8 rib steel frame and 8 rib black frame. Handles, lips and points In the latest de aign to 'harmonize with the color of the Umbrella.' $7 $7.50 $8.50 $9.25 $10. $12 $15.00 $1650 . Black Umbrellas as low as $1.75 yV x H x H Fancy Stationery for Holiday Giving " The very latest Novelties in Gift Stationery are here. You will find a splendid assortment- trom wnicn to cnoose, an reasonaoiy - For the Lady, both plain white or dainty tinted lavender, pink, H blue, grey and tan, either square or long shape envelopes, from g 48c to $1.89 a Box. . Plain white Correspondence Cards with envelopes to match, neat- ! ly boxed, at 48c. , S s r? j 4 rt.-Jo TZ- Dnv aa V,!m.I tnr Him a 1 55 trt SI 75 a Rnv - ' ww0, m Exide Battery Service LOOK FOR THIS SIGN Free inspection and testing of batteries. We repair, re charge and rebuild all makes of batteries. Exide Means Good Batteries Good Service Here Are a Few Suggestions for the MotorisVs Christmas JOHNS MANNVILLE FIRE EXTINGUISHERS provide a fire department for the auto at all times. Spot Lights An acceptable gift that helps light the Wfly; . , Bumpers, Horns, Sight Mirrors, Chains, Motoi1 Meters, Windshield Wings, Goodyear Tires and Tubes make good Christmas Gifts. H IRVIN'S GARAGE 324 Broadalbin St. ar No. 2, Vera Whetstone; musician. Grace Anderson. A socUl hour fol lowed. Mr. Percy Kelly was a delightful hostess to the Priscilla club at her home on Sixth etreet Thursday aftrt noon. ' The spacious room were at tractive in white chrysanthemums and. ferns. The afternoon's pleas ures wore fancywork and social con versation. The hostess waa assisted In serving the dainty refreshments by Mr. A. Austin. " Guests of the club were Mr. Hearst, Mr. Port land and Mrs. Canfleld. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Gentry were at Salem Monday.. Frank Weddle and T. O. Kester wera in Salem on business Monday. Roy Cates from Wells was in town Wednesday and Thursday Mr. Cates is visiting Jefferson quite frequently of late. Evidently some attraction. Orley Epley ha been on the sick list this week. Then He Ached Some More ..The happiest member of the fam ily, this morning was the email boy who was just "aching" to get out and wallow in the snow. Roseburs- News. (Continued o.t Pag S) lV44 J: l) t I ....... i ffljssWt i L.CfL T - . . Asm uuuNn NtWDi JpM mote, irom aa pans hi -uiu 3 gs u '-t-JtSV'J V3S? ICJC V ,,',;,Wi-wV4 VJwiML W I t1 ? k.1 Co-anty g iDMSl fNlH. Wtll P Ml rruiiiiirtiiiiiiiHii Jefferson Items JEFFERSON, Dec, 13 Among Jefferson Ilea shopping in Albany the latter part of last weolt were Mrs. Paul McKee.Mrs. J. L. Blackwell Mrs. John Pratt, Mrs. 0. B. Roland, Mrs. Wm. Backman, and Miss Rose Green. The Methodist supper and Bazaar 1st Friday night was a complete suc cess, the ladies taking in 125.00. Mrs. Robt. Krinos spent Friday and Saturday of last week in Portland. A. C. Llbby mnde a business trip to Snlrm Saturday. W. L. Jones was a Salem visitor Sdndny and Monday. Quito a number of Jefferson people attended the funeral of Mrs. John Gill at Scio Monday afternoon. - Clarenco Llbby was in Albany on business Monday. - Ed. D. Smith boa been confined to his house for scvoral days with a sovire sore throat. ' Wilda Vaughn was an Albany vis itor Tuesday. . . , Courteous operators wed versed in longdistance sys tems carefully trained and eager to help you get your call througbr rapidly Handling nothing but kmg distance, isn't it reasonable to expect from the Northwestern operator rapid accurate, courteous and uiKtersfamttng service? No local calls to delay. Between plant and city office between country customer and city store between mill and owner Dorit ask for .sreLoncC Distance ilS Say- ror instant service WOETHWESTERH UMG BISTAHCE
