Home Sewers will Surely Admire These
Pretty New
Colored Pongees
At $2.00 a Yard
This splendid imported, Pure Silk at so low
a figure needs no eulogy as every woman
knows its superiority for service and laundr
ing qualities.
Comes in a beautiful range of colors Yel
' low, Orange, Pckin, Old Rose, Jack Rose,
Nile Green and Heliotrope.
They are very appropriate for Smocks,
Blouses, Dresses, Sport Skirts, and Men's
Shirts.
See them and make your selection right
away, because we are giving you the benefit
of our buying several months ago, right now
we could not buy them at $2.00 wholesale.
FLOOD'S STORE
334 W. 1st Stmt
"The Great Blackstone" To Show
Mysteries To Albany Show Lovers
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Local Maccabees
Honored Saturday
Night By Corvallis
The local Maccabees of the city
were honored by a visit from the de
gree team of Corvallis Saturday night
which initiated a large class of new
members into the mysteries of the
order. The attendance was large and
a general social occasion enjoyed. The
crowning event of the evening was
perhaps the oyster supper which was
well supported by all sir knights in at
tend. The contest between the men
and the ladies of the order on a mem
bership campaign is now on and
something doing every minute is the
order of business.
WANTED A young woman to work
in our dairy Lunch, hours 11 a. m.
to 3 p. m. Apply to Mrs. Holmes
in the Basement L. E. 4 H. J.
Hamilton. f IS
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PA 2;VW&$
Cotton Sheet Blankets
White Cotton Blankets .$2.98
Gray Cotton Blankets ! $3.49
Cray Co.tton Blankets, (kixHO ..." ' ... $3.1)8
(INGHAM
Splendid Plaids and Plain colors in Norwood, Hcd
Seal Zephyr and Porte On Nord Dress Ginghams,
39c, 37c, 33e, 33c, 29c
Apron Checks at 22'Jc
PERCALES
27-inch Dark, Gray or Light Percale 22"Jc
3d Inch Dark, Gray or Light Percale 39c, 3."c
MUSLINS
J. C. Penney Co. Price -. 25c, 25k-, 31c, 39c
INDIAN HEAD
3d inch Indian Head at, Per Yard 49c
LINGERIE CRINKLE
Dainty pattern in Pink, Light Blue, Lavinder and
White, also plain colors in Rose Lcllow, Blue . . . .49c
SILK AND COTTON CREPE
Pink. Blue. Yellow and White 69c
I-adie and Children's Muslin Underwear
Complete line of Under Muslin at J. C. Penney Co.
Prices.
Blackstone, the Ureal Magic ian at the Clone Tuesday
MIXED MARRIAGES
I . i t wisirwi mill1
BY FATHER LANE
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MITCHELL LEWIS
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The Faith th Strong
Kiss the Br Me Topics of the Day g
To-morrow will see ihe realisation
i of Albany's mystery anticipations.
I when the great Ulackstonr and his
company of twenty-two mystificrs
and mirthmakern appear at ihe Ulobe
Theatre.
The production sUnd alone- a rep
resentative of the cleanest, cteverr.t
and cluMint in magic, hypnotism, lev
rnlrmain, necromancy, i-piritualistic
seunce mental ttlrpathy, mind rrad- j
ing, escipe from publiy applied rest
raint, card manipulation, illusjan '
transformation, Irvitatinn and human
disintegration. It ahould not be con
fused with othrr so-called magic
show that have been presented here
with indiffrrent results.
The Ul.ickstone show is one all of
the newspupert praise. In the sever
il year thr young m.iKit'tan h.i had
his own show on the road th.-rv ha
not been a tingle adverse newspaper
criticism. On the contrary, every re
view has b.en favorable, niany en
thusiattically so.
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GLOBE
THEATRE
TODA
D. W. GRIFFITH
Presents
True Heart Susie
Brigg3 Comedy Great Gsmble
Mountain Trappers
of North Santiam
Make Big Haul
Trappers in the mountains beyond
Mill City report a good season in the
trapping business. The firm of
Quillet and Heath who are .trapping
near Redne 15 miles up the river
from Mill City presented two fine
Link Cat fur at the county clerks' j
office today ;for the sttate bounty.
They rj-ort having ouirht four links '
cats thirty-six martins a bear weight
ing about five hundred pounds beside
many other smaller animals such as
coons. .
SAFETY MEETING
IS HELD TODAY
S.
I. Employes Visited by
Committee of Officials
of Portland
GLOBE
THEATRE
THURSDAY, FEB. 19TH
The
ALCAZAR
Stock Company
Presents
Rupert Hughes' Powerful Drama
"TESS.OF THE STORM COUNTRY "
THE ALCAZAR COMPANY PLAY HERE EACH THURSDAY
NIGHT AT POPULAR PRICES
" PRICE PLUS TAX EXTRA ,
FLOOR, Center 75e; Sides S0e
BALCONY, First Three Row 60c; Ust Three Rows 35c
The Foot Fitting Shop
We Can
Save You
Money
if you purchase your shoes now
During Our
ECONOMY SALE
The run of sizes in many styles
included in this sale is still good.
If you have an extremely long
narrow foot you can get a real
bargain in many up-to-date
shoes at this sale.
ALL GREY KID, Welt Soles,
Leather-covered, Wood Heels,
Lace Boots
Economy Sale Price
1.9.-.
$9!
WOMEN'S & BIG GIRLS', But
ton and Lace Bootit, also Strap,
Pumps, with High or Low Heels,
Short Linen. Your Choice at
Economy Sale Price
.80
$2J
AND MANY OTHER BAR
GAINS IN WOMEN'S AND
CHILDREN'S SHOES.
Th.- Portland division tf the South
ern Pacific compunv i holding ii
monthly safety meeting in this city at
tiw round houe today, Stirling at
1 o'clock. The meeting ;ire held at
different points along th- line each
month fur the pu prose of encourag
ing the employees of the company in
t:ing rare ag;iint accident both on
thr part of the public and other em
ployers of the company.
Talks are made by offici its and men
.ind suggestions are heard for the pur
oe of d arning new methods of pre
vrnting accidents. The general com
littee makes the regular trip and un
.ufc conditions and practises are gone
into.
Attending the mr-eting todiy arc
A, T. Merrier, superintendent; I). M.
McLaughlin, master mechanir; H. M.
Lull, division engineer;, E. Stroud
: .ad foreman of engines; C. B. llaker,
division examiner; J. L. May. train
mrut-r; all of Portland, am', S. T.
Scott, i id master, of the city.
Following the meeting today Mrs.
Humphrey, who is dcmcistrliting.
Oregon products, will serve lunch to
the men.
Fis'iir-s presented today show that
during 1919 532 automobiles were
damaged or d'-siroyed by trains, one
half of which attempted to cross the
track in front of approaching trains,
while 137 ran into the side of trains.
Five riossing flagmen were run down
by approaching autos and 31 cross
. ing gates were run into. - -I
. In 1918 54 people were killed in
.automobile- train accidents and 173
were injured. In 1919 46 were killed
and 178 injured. Following is the sum
' mary for 1919: .
I Ran onto track in front of trains,
1 2(13; ran into side of trains, 137;
stalled engines on track, 73; skidded
I into side of train, 9; ran into crossing
gates, ai ; ran :nto crossing iingman,
6; miscellaneous, 14.
! Through the spread of' anti-arcioent
propaganda ihe nunlv-r of accidents
has been materially lin. red. eip'C
tally on the pirt of employes cf the
rail road romp. my, but there sc.ms
to be a growing carelessness on the
part of automobile drivers. The pub
lic is slow to listen to the dangers
of driving onto train tracks, say of
ficials, and more work Is yet to be
done along this line.
Speaking on the subject of Mixed
Marriage at St. .Mary's church last
night, Father I-ano said in part:
"These marriages ate not in favm
with the Catholic church, and I think
I may add without fear of mistnso
that they are nut in favor with any
Protastant denomination. This alti
tude implies neither animosity nor ill
feeling on the part of the f'athulic
church. The viewpoint !aVen ! both
sul-s, I think is the sam-!. and is per
fectly logical and correct -that such
alliances very frequently lead to re
ligious indifference, to a very imper
fect education of the children with a
net loss in the end to both churches.
"We are happy to say that there
are exceptions to this enndit'o:! and
every one knows them and recognises
that they are well charactrrixed by
unusual religious sincerity an. I stead
fastness. It is only fair however to
say that any one who is about to 'ake
a Catholic as a life rompanion, should
know a little something about tie
Catholic belief and practise, lest he
awake some day to And that ho is up
against a very distasteful situation.
"The church in a spirit of fair play
and justice requires that the non
Catholic youth take a brief course of'
instructions on these points two weeks
liefore the marriage. The question of
Joining the Catholic church is another
thing altogether, and this is and must
lie left to every one's own conscience "
New Policy la
Announced By
Theatre Company
The Glntx and Knife theatre man
agement has adopted a new pulley
with regard to the showing of pic
tures which will no doubt be appreci
ated by the local theatre patrons.
Ileglnnlug today most of the Dims
brought here will be shown one day
at the Globe and then transferred to
the Knife for a day and then sent to
The Antlers and Majestic theatres at
Rnseburg fur one day In each of the
(ilube Theatre company's ("ruses in
that city. This will insure a new pic
ture being shown in Albany nearly
every day and the company's larger
buying power, as a result of having
four theatres will aid them in bring
ing bigger and better productions to
Albany.
Mri'.ngers Hill and Hudson an
nounce that as soon as they get
caught up on release dates Albany
will come very close to getting first
release pictures.
Daughter is I torn
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Earl
II row nice will be pleased to learn of
the arrival of a baby girl at their
home in Portland Saturday. Mr.
Hrownlee is a former Albany news,
papemian and Mrs. Brownleea la
daughter of Kev. and Mrs. U II. Hen
nett, former pastor of the local Metho
dist church.
Globe Theatre
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17
Hie Super Magic Show of the World
rv. x iv
JTH VV -St I
PRICES $1.10, 83c, & 55c.
SKATS NOW SELLING
Alco Bread,
Rolls and Doughnuts
Are in a Class By Themselves
Fancy Oranges, Per Dozen 25c to 75c
Fancy Grape Fruit, each 8c to 13c
Fancy Apples, Per box . , $2.00 to $2.50
Cooking Apples, Per box $15
IIOLMAN & JACKSON