Albany daily democrat., January 31, 1920, Page 8, Image 8

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food materials trimmed with con
trasting fast colors.
Several stylet and colors to choose
from. ,
$2.00
A Suit. And Worth it
NEW SUIT FREE IK THEY RIP
Flood's Store
iU W. First St.
COtljAISl
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N More
Dread
Of Winter
with its chilly, damp days
and big fuel bills, if you
use the
Pipeless Furnace
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' 4 NATURE'S WAY"
It burns wood, coal, or
briquetts, heats up quick
ly and --
Saves 25 to 50 per cent
in fuel
Heats the entire house with
one register and automat
ically ventilates. Call,
phone or write for free lit
erature or see it demonstrated.
Brown & Leigh
Plumbers & Tinners
216 West First St With Barker Hdw. Co.
be the topic for ihe pastor's morning
sermon, ami in the evening he will
speak on "Two Hunter und what
they found. Sunday school immedr
iatcly following the morning service.
Mr. A. Metigir. superintendent. Ep
worth League (:S0, will bo study
c!as in China, led by the pusior. "If
you come once, you will want to come
again." J. C. Spencer, pastor.
ST. MARY'S CHURCH
i Sumljy service at 8 and 10:30 a.m.
Tod.iy is made the first announcement
of Ah Wcdneluy, February INth
and Eister SumUy April 4th.
The pastor wit sprak at both scr
. vices from the go-pel assigned for
the day, the subject being "The I.ob
orers and Their Hire." Sunday school
at 11:45 a.m. Vespers will be sung at
7:30 p.m. The pastor will begin a
. series of four sermons on Marriage.
II. Will . n'U'avor :o show t o..: the
records of 'ne pnii-'.: to all who are
intrrestvd ';. t me the proven iv
suits in h-j matter of rorgio'j liv
ing of four classes of marriages.
Kumely: two Catholics, a Catholic
and a Protestant, a Catholic and an
unbeliever and a Catholic and a rec
t rnt convert. These sermons will be
I free of all personal refrrances, but
will furnish surprising information.
The pubic is wecome.
! BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. Bruce Evans the noted Welsh
Evangelist will be her at 7:30. Don't
miss the first service, and his meet
ings will continue during the week at
' 7:30 every night.
Bible school at 10:00. Worship at
11, preaching by Rev. J. R. Parker,
D.D. B. Y. P. U. at 6:30 A hearty
welcome to all' to enjoy these spirit-
I ual services.
i UNITED PRESBYTERIAN
In the absence of Dr. White Ri-v.
H. Young will fill the pulpit to
morrow at 10:30 and 7:30. Bible
school at 12:00. Christian Endeavor
G:30. A very cordial invit.ition is ex--r.iied
to the public.
Grace Presbyterian Church
Rev A. I). Thomson, formerly of
Chicago, now of Albany will preach
at 11 a. m., subject "conversion, the
expulsive power of a new affection.
Vesper Service at, 5 p. m., subject
Sacrifice the way of life. Al lare cor
dially invited.
I MR. PARKER
HONORED AT FAREWELL
Mr, ami Mrs. L. E. Hamilton went
hosts Friday evening at their home
on Ferry Street, where they entertain
ed in compliment to Mr. U Koy Park
er who is leaving soon for Corvallis
The pleasant social evening was spent
in games and music. Severn! selec
tions were rendered by Miss Mnrgaret
liibson and Mrs. Wiunifrvd Worrel,
The employers of Hiimiltons' Store
were guests at the time. An elaborate
luncheon was served.
-FOOTBALL
MEN
ARE GIVEN PINNER
A group of Albany High school
girls are hostesses at a dinner to
night at the home of Miss Beulah P-I-ancey,
In compliment to the foot
Iij ! men of Alb ty llign -i'iooI, wh
have worked so 'Vligently al season
for the cause of Abany High school
lir.'rg room wu attractive!;' declin
ed in the pretty high school colors of
bu and iiold. A real football was the
j unique center piece for the table,
lv''le smaller irtifiria' ones imrkio
!ac for th- 12 irridirou hcioi
They are Pete Miller, captain; Bill
Millhollen, Earnest Haller. George
McBride. Charles Ovis, Jay Wiltard,
Royal Arrhilbald, Russell Reeves,
Lawrence Moore, Russell Buss .nl.
Arthur Heamis, and Virgil PearocV
K t) C. MEET
MONDAY EVENIXC
The Knights of Culut dius met in
regular weekly session Monday even
ing in their hall on Elsworth street.
Rev. Olson, Prior of the Domiran
Order, was present and gave a very
interesting talk on the "Meals of
Knighthood". Rev. Father Lane spoke
on the good of the Order and address
ed a large class of prospective can
didates. SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHER
ENTERTAINED
j Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sehmiit were
Hots for the teachers anil officers cf
First Presbyterian Church Friday
evening. The annual dinner was
served at 7 o'clock. The decorations
Ready to Wear
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Our New York buyers are in thf New York market
at all times, securing for us the newest and latest
styles. This assures you of only the choicest of selec
tions. Ladies and Misses Suits, Tailored, Semi tailored
and novelty designs $24.75, $27.50, $29.50, $31.73 to $63
Ladies and Misses Soats, Smart and Snappy styles
In all the latest styles and colors
$17.50, $19.90, $21,75, $29.50, $31.50 to $11.75
Ladies and Misses Dresses, Silk, Serge and Trico
tine. Correct styles for small and large women
. .$9.90, $12.50, $14.73, $17.50, $19.73, $21.75 to $63.00
Dress Skirts of the latest materials and designs.
A large line for you to select from
$4.98, $5.90, $7.90 to $18.50
Silk and Cotton Underskirts, Black and Colors.
V'r pink carnations. A special even
ing folowed the dinner.
-MRS.
BARRETT AND
MISS YOUNG ARE GUESTS
Mrs. II A. Ilarrrtt and' Miss Isa
bella young were guests at the Kappa
Alpha The i., Ilu-r in Corvallis Sun
ility aft rnoon, the occssioa l.ng the
Foumlersilay banquet which is an an
ral affair in all chapter on Jmuary
7th. A musical program followed
the banquet. Many intrrrsiing talks
were given about how Kappa Alpha
Tht-ta was founder!. Miss Young is
a Member of the Stanford chapter.
M.' . !lnrett is a charter member ct
the chapter at the University of Ore
gon, and assisted at the installation of
She Corvall.s ch..pter.
INDIES:
When Irregular or suppressed use
Triumph Pills. Safe and always de
pendable. Nut sold at drug stores.
Do not experiment with others; save
disappointment. Writs for "Relief
and particulars, its free. Address:
National Medical Institute, Milwau
kee. Wis. l-.ltort
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SOCIETY
Church Notes
FIRST PP.ESBYTEP.IAN CHURCH
Horning service at 10:30. Sermon
by Dr. D. V. Poling, pastor.- Anthem
by the choir: "O be JoyfuL Solo by
Mrs. H. B. Cusick. Sunday school at
the colse of morning Worship. Senior
Christian Endeavgr at 6:30. Prayer
meeting on Thursday evening at 7:30.
A hearty welcome is extended to visi
tors or anyone who may come and
worship with us.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Corner Fourth and Ferry. Sunday
service 11 a. m.; subject of lesson ser
mon "Love." Sunday school at 11.
Wednesday evening meeting at 8.
Reading room Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday, from 2 to 4:?0 p.m. All
are welcome.
FIRST METHODIST
"The League of St. Andrew" will
rv
ROLFE THEATRE
TODAY AND SUNDAY
MARY PICHF0RD
IN
HULDA FROM HOLLAND
COMEDY
SMASHING BARRIERS NO. 12
MONDAY ONLY
ELSIE FERGUSON
IN
EYES OF THE SOUL
COMEDY
PATHE
WOMEN'S SOCIETY OF THE
U. P. CHURCH GIVE DINNER
The Women's Society of tile Unit
ed Presbyterian church lieid their
f:rst misting of the year Wednesday
evening in the enure': p.irlcr..
Humphreys, assisted by the social
committee served a sumptious d:nner,
consisting of Oreiron products, to
about 85 ladies. Following the din
ner a very interesting program was
rendered. The devotions were opened
by Mrs. G. N. Rorhl.augh. A ve.y i i
teresting talk was given by Mrs. E.
A. Young, she placed specinl emphesis
on the neces-ity of prayer in miss
ionary wore, A splendid pap-r on
the "new missionary movement" was
given by Mrs. Gaff. Miss Mayne fol
lowed wiih a very instructive paper on
"National Unity."
K. of P. DANCE
GREAT SUCCESS
The K. of P. dance of Monday even
ing was a marked success, and a very
plea-ant time was had by nil who at
tended. The evening opened with i
r?ccptiO;i of t!ie members wives and
friends. Cards and dancii g were the
evenings diversions. Punch was serv
ed during the evening.
Come and Hear Dance
Snappy College Hoys
The Beta Thcta Pi Orchestra
of Eugene
will furnish the music for ti2
American Legion Dance
TONIGHT
Albany Armory
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TODAY ONLY
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SUNDAY OS'LY
GLORIA SWANS0N in
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ALSO A COMEDY
MONDAY ONLY
WILLIAM DESMOND
IN
DUECE DUNCAN
GREAT GAMBLE NO. 12 SCENIC
DANCE
Under Auspices of American
Legion
at the
Albany
Armory
With C. C. McCormick's
of Portland
Jazzensation
Orchestra
Featuring Earl W. Headrick
"The boy that sings 'em all"
Admission $1.00 Per Couple
Spectator! 10c
m You'll Enjoy Every Minute Every Step
jj Dance SI. 00 Spectators 10c
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