Albany daily democrat., January 10, 1920, Page 8, Image 8

Every Housekeeper Admires Beautiful
BED SPREADS
In our stock you will find air styles plain
hemmed, scolloped, cut-corners, in crocheted
and marsailles patterns.
Prices range from $2.00 to $8.73.
FLOOD'S STORE
S34 W. First St.
.SOCIETY.
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GRAY-UIEVINNE i
CONCERT MONDAY 1
GLOBE
THEATRE
SATURDAY ONLY
LOUIS BENNISON
THE MISFIT EARL
COMEDY PATHE
SUNDAY ONLY
STUART HOLMES in
THE OTHER MANS WIEE
COMEDY FORD
. . MONDAY ONLY
GERTRUDE BONDHILL in
MISS ARIZONA
SCENIC
GREAT GAMBLE No. 9
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Maccabees hold their regular meeting
, in the Woodman Hull. Initiation and
I installation were features of the eve
; nlnir. Mrs. Pot Andrtion was instal
ling of fin r, and at the close of the
meeting th ladies presented her with
i a beautiful bouquet of pink carnations.
Mrs. Frank Horsky, commander, mado
I the presentation. Following (he meet
: Ing covered dish supper and social
time was enjoyed. About 60 ladiea
I were present.
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i LEBANON ELKS
j HOSTS TO VISITORS
j Santiam's Strawbery City was ripe
with visiting Elka Wednesday evening
to enjoy the elaborate banquet and be
present at the niti.ition. - They cam
from all over the state and the vis
itors report royal rrceptlbn. Leb
anon's door was wide open to them.
Time a Jto loads from Albany were
present and Corvallis was alio well
represented.
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The Missionary society of the Chris
l tian church met In regular icssion at
the home of Mrs. Frank Forman this
week and report a fine social time
together. Topic was the Map of India
lead by Mrs. Ralph McKechnle. Mrs.
Nimmo, Mrs. Jessie and Mrs. Strainey
gave intresting talks on the ways and
I customs oi India.
The W. C T. U. held their regular
I businesa meeting last Tuesday-after-,
noon at the home of Mrs. F. M.
i French. Roll call was responded to
by current events, and a discussion of
these followed. At the cloe of the
. business meeting a social hour was
spent. Light refreshments were ser
ved by Mrs. French.
The Twentieth Century Club met
with Mrs. I. A. McDowell Friday af
ternoon for their regular meeting,
Following the business meeting light
refreshments ""were served. There
were no guests.
Mrs. Fred Dawson returned to her
temporarhome at Newport last Sun
day after spending the holidays in
Albany visiting her son. '
Mrs. H. B. Cu-.ick visited friends
in Portland the first of the week.
Albany Favored by Appear
ance of Two Talented
Artists
Only those who have heard Estello
Gray and Miacha. Lheviuua can real
ise the genuine treat which is In store
for the people of Albany next Monday
night Lheveuui ia composer of
music as well as a brilliant pianist.
He is, indeed, master of , the piano
and holda his audience spell bound as
ha interperts the wonderful inuic of
the old mastera, mingling with It his
own appealing melodies.
It is Estelle Gray, thojgh, with his
pletely captivatea the hearts of her
audience. She is called on two con
tinent, "The violinst of inspiration,"
! well does aha merit the name. The
New York Herald says of her: "Es-
telle Gray's recital at the Wald of
' Astoria, was successful from every
point of view. This young artUt pre-
sen ted a program of great interest
j and proved beyond a doubt her right
to be recognised as one of the big
artists of the day." In a. warm speak
Ing voice, that thrills, the little viol
, inist gives a quaint anecdote About
the composer, or something else rele
vent to each composition, which makes
the muic so human and appealing.
The combination of these two Intcn
I sive personalities results In recitals
!, radiating younth, romance, and enth
usiasm. I In order to make it possible fur
everyone to hear these artists the pneo
of the tickets has been made xeep-
'tionnlly low, so a large crowd is ex
pected. Buy your tickets now and
boast for the Albany Young Peoples
Union.
Advance Showing of
EARLY SPRING
READY-TO-WEAR
For the Ladies
.
Everyday brings fresh ahlmnenta of ready-to-wear for early
spring wear. The buyers for the J. C. I'ssmey Co., are In ths New
Jork markets every day, hence our ready-to-wear ia isf the latest
creations and styles.
Furthermore, by contracting months ago, for all our 11)7 Busy
Stores, we were able to get this merchandise a great (leal lesa than
we could at the present time, which means the old prices to our
customers.
Why go elsewhere and buy suits, coats and dresses, which ars
old and out of style, and ars being offered in "so called sales," when
you can go to the J. C. Penney Co., (Store and get best quality, latest
creations, ready-to-wear, direct from the renter of fashion, at price
just as low or lower than are being offered at "sales."
THINK THIS OVKH
. ' New Spring Costs I24.7S to IH.7S
New Spring Suits 122.60 to 1(4.73
New Spring Dresses f l.0 to IJH.7J
Our slock consists of Urge number of Isrg slses as well aa
amall sixes.
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SATURDAY & SUNDAY
GERALDINE FARRAR
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TEMPTATION
COMEDY
SMASHING BARRIERS No. 9
Sclem Man s
Advanced in
Auto Department
A Serbkin boy, seventeen years old,
recently walked V.000 ni'c. from Pol
io;, rnd to Belgrade to see his mother.
TODAY'S EVENTS
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Cardinal Begin, archiLishop of
Quebec, celvbratea his 80lh birthday
today.
General Pershing ia to visit Kansas
City snd Fort Leavenworth today.
The HOth anniversary rf the com
pletion of the Utah Central llallroud.
which connected Salt Lake City with
the Union Pacific anil Central Pacific
roads at Ogiten, is to he marked by a j
celebration today at Salt take City.
Willpmi Howard Taft Is to preside
over a Safety First meeting for child
ren of New York city, to be held today
at Albany. Caution with reference
to automobile traflte will be the r-rln-c!4il
subject of discussion at the con
ference. Governors of Colorado, Arisnna,
New Mexico, Utah, Wyoming and Ida
ho are to meet at Denver today to
formulate a course of action in the
movement to have turned over to the
states the public lands and also to
make recommendations for a con
structive irrigation program.
The identity of ths mysterious Mr.
Smith, who In the past few years has
given upward of $10,000,000 to the
Massachusetts Institute of Technol
ogy, eoncet-ini? which' many surmises
have been induced in by the press
and public, is to be revealed tonight
at an alumni dinner in Boston.
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Today's Calendar
of Sports
. Raring
Winter meeting of Cuba-American
Jockey Club, at Havana.
Golf
Annual tournament of Winter
t.cague of Advertising Interests um-iis
at I'inrhurst, N. C.
Bowling
Telegraphic tournament of Pacillc
Coast Bowling Association.'
Automobile
Opening of shows in Philadelphia
sod Worchester, Mass.
Boxing
New York Stale amateur champion
ships, at New York city.
lirvey Thorpe vs. eUorgo Chancey,
6 rounds, at Philadelphia.
Musical Program From Sweet Home-
Sunday afternoon a musical pro- Vain Blodgett and E. W. Storey,
' gram will be given at the Public of Sweet Home, were Albany visitors
Library at 2 o'clock. Everybody wel- last night on their return from a trip
' come. to Portland.
Carl D. Gabrielson, of Salem, weH
known in Albany has been appoint
ed by Governor Olcott as superintend
ent of the automobile registration
department in the office of the sec
retary of state. Chauncey D. Butler
of The Dslles, resigned the place and
Gabrielson's appointment took ef
fect this morning, according to a
story in this morning's Statesman
Gabrielson was formerly prominent
in athletics at the University of Ore
gon. During the war he won his
commission at the officer's training
camp at the Presidio and served for
more than a year with the American
troops in Siberia.
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1 wo More Carloads
Studebakers and Oaklands
have arrived and we are prepared to make immediate deliveries
to the first comers.
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The U.S.L. Black Mystery Boxes
Have Arrived. What Are They?
Call around and we will explain them to you.
This places us in a position to render both expert Battery
and Electrical advice as well as helping, you with other auto
troubles.
When in Trouble Call 450 -
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