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About Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 30, 1920)
si . Saturday is the Last Day Of the Economy Specials m ' " ; i ' ' ' If you arc among the foresifchted ones you will not let this day pass without gettiug your share of these specials. , .V Even at our regular prices they are under priced compafed to what they would have to sell for if bought at to-days wholesale prices. Supply your present anduture needs in Winter-weight Underwear, Blankets Cor sets, Short Lengths of Outing Flannels, Wo men's Outing Flannel Gowns, etc. When you realize how prices are advanc ing you will thank us for urging you to buy now. ; v . - 1 ' ' - 4 Flood's Store 334 W. first St. VC VDTI A N Id&n C I Liberty Bond IA1 1 1 1 17111 Jli H LuL.lv linkers A r rented SET NEW FASHION ' Visits at Jordan - Mrs. Privett, of Portland, a form er resident of this county, was in this city today on her way to Jordan to visit relatives and old friends. From Shaibun-j ' ' t ' Mrs. "Fred Gooel, of ShelSurn, was ' an Albany visitor again today. Her daughter 'Bessie, who has been out of school here for several weeks wftf return the first of the month. Went to Silverton Miss Evans and Miss Stanford went to Sih-erto this afternoon to at- ;tend the debate between Albany and silverton high schools. HOLFE THEATflg v-",','1 ,,'. TODAY ONLY . . . T jrtfiN BARRYMORjE THE TEST OF HONOR .' ; coiiEDST.. .. SCENIC STJjKUUY AD SUNDAY U flULD A--FBOM- HOLLAND f '!TTy.,y:eOMEIY :-:vn-fc r- HASHING BARRIERS -NO. 12 ' - ' OF POLICY When the Albany Automobil. Truck and Tractor Show wan 6rst . annoonod' the plan was o "srive a plain exhibition of motor vehictrs. But tit we later decided to make the affair the equal to any.. on ttte 4 11 a J 1 a" d 4 ft- A tllt- coast, rearoiess 01 size, ana prrwni an enirriainmrni anui wjii pc worth coming mi left to see. For thin,, and ( other reasons, a charge of 25 renfe admission 5 J '. will be made. But you will not only see the finest display of cars, trucks and tractors tnat you could wish to see anyplace, but you will be entertained by high das talent. " : fhe Multnomah Wotel Orchestra . . OF PORTLAND . wil) play every afternoon and-evening and will furnish the music for . the dance in the evening. Their Jazz singer is. a bear, . . , . r There will be vocal and instrumental music, vaudeville acts, and other - stunts. . . ... .. YOU'LL ENJOY THE DECORA TIONS the moNt elaborate ever seen in this part of the state COME EVERYDAY ALBANY AUTOMOBILE, TRUCK A ND ' ' TRACTOR SHOW February 12, 13. and 14 New York Women lluy Gems Fashioned After Those of Irinces8 NEW YORK Crown jewels of the Princess Sat-llathor-lunt, daughter of Senuseret, who ruled Egypt .000 years before the time of Christ, and which are on exhibition at the Metro politan Museum of Art, apparently have set a new fasMon in necklaces, brooches and rings for those who pat ronise Fifth avenue shops. . The collection now on display was found in the tomb of the ancient roy alty which was unearthed by Profes or W. M. Flinders Petrie In 1914. Al though only one blue bead rw'n-'t on the sarchophagus as a reminder of the Egyptian king's daughter, yet the jewel casket and contents inside were found intact It was recently pur chased by the museum for a large sura. , Among the costly baubles of the Princess are shining pectorals of the deepest lapis laxuli and dainty amu lets of dark carnelian popular in the years now. lost in a misty past. Iler favorite amethyst-necklaces as wvll as smaller jewel eases and ungent jars are marvels of artistry and skilled workmanship. One cartouche containing the name of Sat-Hathor-Iunut's father and, sp, parvntly a gift from the king to his daughter, might have been worn as a brooch. It consists of symbolical figures of vwo birds standing on 4 hieroglyphic base. Over the birds' heads are cobra de capellos, or hood ed seprents whose (oils form a frame for a scarab or sacred beetle. Below them Is the figure of a man kneeling as if in worship. New, York jewelry shop windows at present display ornaments of uljj inum and diamonds patterned af;,.i' the designs of some of the Princess Sat-Hathor-lunutp trinkets. (he craftsmen of the Twelfth dynasty, 1:1 der the Pharaoh Senuseret, howeyi-r have not been outdone in skilled woiL manship by the jewelry makers of to day, says connoisseurs. For Fraud WASHINGTON, Jan. 30-In the country-wide cleanup, with whole sale raids on ofttaes of "bond brok ers" in many cities, over-night, de velopments at the treasury today showed, several million dollars worth of War Savings Stamps and stolen Liberty bonds have been seised, anil nearly 100 aivn amj numerous womin accomplices have been arrested. . , I Secret Service Chief John Mran ' assisted by an army of sleuths, re viewing ths result of the round us today, felt convinced that thslrv:- net had caught the ringleaders in a gigantic scheme, with many ramifl-' cations, that would have served to de-. feat the 'treasury's drive to heneH legitimate investors. ; I Umatilla Indians . , ; . Pfedflnftuenia ; ' PENDLETON Charlie W.Charks .Van Pelt, Jini Kanine anil " Winnie Koijijip. Unjalilttf' rescrvafibif Indians died within, the last 24 hours of in fluenza and pneumonia. Mrs ' Cora n : 1 t : " . ,- ,. ,. .. Diiunif. a pan -Indian -oieo in t'entue-L ton let tight olWUinia- !hc coi , tracted influenza while nursing her 1 sistejr, Mrs. -Roy Pamburn, i3io died last week of pneumonia. Thq death toll for Pendleton arid the reservation is now sevensix of the deaths being of Indians or part Indians. Nine families were placed in quar antine today and eight others releas ed. There are now 140 homes In quar antine and probably A00 patients, the. city phvsician estimates. The peak of the epidemic is believed reachod. How ever, owing to" the success of the vol untary ban against all gatherings,, orders were issued today that all fun- ' erals during the eidemic be made priv,-' aie. The Newest Footwear ' For Spring Shimmy Pump . .. for:, ' Women V $9 - English Brogue Oxfords In Cordovan -for men ' 1 ' $16. .secthem in out. window , me tout Kniine Shnn " " ' ' ' Ready tp Wear Our New York buyers are In the New. York market at all tinics securing for us the newest and latest styles.. This assures you of only the choicest: of selec tions. 1 " S ' ' 4' 1 i 11. r it s . 1 Lames anu misses uits, i aiiorea, semi tanorca i and novelty designs f 2 1.73, $27i0, $29.50, $34.75 to $63 Ladies and Misses Soats, Smart and Snappy styles ' in all the latest styles and colors, X'.1.'. ...... $17.50, $19.00, $21,75, $29.50, $34.50 to $44.75 Ladies and Misses Dresses, Silk,.Scrge and Trlco tine. Correct styles for small . and Urge women . .$9.90, $12.50, $14.75, $17.50, $19.75, $24.75 to $63.00 Dress Skirts of the latest materials and designs. A large line for -qu to select from '. $4.98, $5.90, $7.90 to $18.50 1 Silk and Cotton Underskirts, Black and Colors. f Incorporated J I Iocal Institution Keep Your Money at Home 'J. m r Shoes Are High . However through our Self Service method of selling, we are able to show a window of Men's, Women's and Children's Shoes in Dress Shoes, work Shoes and Play Shoes. . - ,:. ... or less, not one pair in our window over this price. '" , See Our Hosery in Lvcrwcar seccnds. l.adics . , . Silk Lisle Hose 3.c. . SELF KRVICE hoi: TORE . .117 Rroudulbin No Clerk 1 1 ire i'o 1 1 igh Itt'nts- No Fine Fixtures VisiU Parents L. R. Allphin son of Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Allphin prominent citizen of this county is visiting his parents here this week. NOTICE, ' (This Add is Put ia to Settle all thuse Doubting the Personal Appearance of .MIKs St. henls) ' v. .;. ir. . ... Miss Ruth St. Denis will appear personally with her Company, pf Dancers and will give several solo dances. She will also speak to the audience on the art of dancing, etc. ' . . . ' ' GLOBE THEATRE Tobacco and nuff yield fur more' customi revenue than any other sub stance paying duty on entrance to Great" Britian, and sugar c"m-f next. 3E "t The business of tea-blending Is pe- 3 culiarly British. For more than one! 3 hundred years Mincing Lane has;E blended tea for the whole world and , brought the work (nto- the region of l!!i:::iIP!lllllllll.illlll!l!I!!lllllli:il!ll!W . . . . ', E-n ' it THE LEAGUE OF ST. ANDREWS" Pastor's Sermon, 10:30 a. m. Bible School 1 2 m e) I t Evening Sermon 7:30. . y . i "Two Hunters, and What They Found" METHODIST GIIURGII Third & Ellsworth St.( , J. C. SPENCER, Pastor GLOBE COMING TUESOAY. FEB. Ruth St. Denis' CoHcert Darices 3RD Direct from Denishawn RUTH ST. DENIS in person ELLIS RHODES Tenor Latest . Daneci i ' For., One Ni((ht r. f Only. II r Pauline Lawrence ' Piano Special Enatfe , me'nt si Reserve YourSeati NOW H ' 0 " WHERE THE PEOPLE GO i . PRICES 2.20r $1.6. $1.10, .83. Tbit includes Taj IIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIII!
