Albany daily democrat., March 06, 1920, Page 3, Image 3

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D, A, E, HOL Dj
THEIR ANNUAL
CONFERENCE:
Th punt wrrk lias ovit tui vicy
little rut. rtalnllilf. Social liitef't
rentcred aruuml th l A. It. ronf. r-r-ice
which ha. been In .e.siuii Ihr
a. iwu iley.; ill" brinif I ho s vcntli
annual .late cuiifcrcwv of Onami
liiujhtcr of the Amcricuii Kcvo'u
lion. Tho nu.oiuc hull vtn vrry
' beautifully decorated with tpilntf
flq-trre uulnu and floor lamp, for
tlx 'occasion. Tin' first r.ion, r ri
ilny al nine a. m , wa. culled 10 onl r
l y the Htatr Kiirciit. Mrs. France.
Marlon Wilkins, of F.uirenc. Friday
rvrntnif Ihr local chapter hrld a rec
rpiion for vi 1 1 1 ntf DauKhtcr.. Punch
and wafer, were served iluriiit the
rvi-iutiK. Tho.e formliiK the rccciv-i-
K lirir were Mr. K. K. Mason, Mr.
I'. A Vounir, Mr. Willenl Mark.,
Mr.. J K Wielhrrford. and Mr.. I..
K Tiary. Thr coliimltiee for rrfrr.h
nirnU wtrc. Mr.. L. G. Lcwellinic,
Mr. W A llurrrtt. Mr.. lieiml.
Curniirr, and Mia. (Ihri.tlnr Pipe.
Kalurd.iy at 12 SO, an official luncheon
ifiVrn at the hotel Alhany. Tumi
ml.trr... Mrs. Wilkin.. First tueat
"Our Guests" bv Mn Willard Murk.,
second toast, "Your ance.tcr and
Mine." by Mr.. J II. Monliromrry;
third "Pre.cnl (feneration." Mrs
Isaac lr ratrrton;lat toa.t. "What
of I he Future," Mr.. John Kraiinir.
MISS IIRADKN'
KNTKKTA1NS J. T. O. CLUB
The 0. T. O. Club of th. United
Pre.byterian rhurrh mrt wilh Mix
KUirl Ilradrn t her homr on Wa.h
mifloii 8t ., Wednesday evening;. A
vrry iiitrre.tinK patvrr wa. reed by
Mi.. Kldine I'rorhiiow. the lubjirt of
which u lh condition, in China
Koll rail ra rr.pomk'd to by mis
sionary currrnt events. A ocial hour
ovrr the chocolate rup followed.
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P. K ( MEET
WITH MISS MCA I K
Th ladir. of the P. K O Si.'rr
hood enjayed a dcliirhiful evrnniK
wilh Mi.. KIU Meaile. Monday. Iter
room, were made vrry prn:y wilh
thr ra.on. flowers and many softly
haded liirht.. Election of officer,
wa held; rcNultinir, a follow.. prra
vldi nl, Mr.. Fred Kortmlllrr, vice pres.
idem, Mr. A.a Hart; treasures, Mn
William Woodard. secretary. Mr
Mubtr Penland, corre.pomV ir .eere
tary, Mr. (J. A. Flood; chaplain. M.
W. Ci. Bullock; guard. Mr.. W II
llavi.. A social evcninK followed the
Flection. After which an el ,1'oru'..
;unrh wa. served
FORMER ALBANY LADY
VISITS DR. ANI MK.S. LEE
lr. and Mrt Wallace Howe
hn a. their Kuril during I he 1). A. V.
convent ion, Mm. Smirk a farnic
teacher of an at the Albany (oll r
Mr.. Smirk i. the wife of He v. Pmic
of Ro.rhurif. Mr.. Whitney of 'Ro.c
burir i. alio a guest at thr Lee homr
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Clear, Peachy Skin
Awaits Anyone Who
FUNCTION IS
GIVEN FOR MOD
ERN TRAVELERS
Drinks Hot Water
Say an Inside bath, bfor break-
fact halpa ua look and faal
olaan, awaat, fraih.
HparKiinic ana vivactoua nirrry,
brlKht, alert itood. clear akin and
a natural, roay, heiillhy complexion
are aaauriM only by uuro blood. If
nnly every man and woman could bo
Induced to adopt Ilia morning Inside
bath, what a gratifying change would
take place. Inatrad of the thouaanda of
alrkly, anaemic looking mon, women
and glrla, with paaty or muddy
coiiipleilona; Inateaj of tho miilil
tudra of "nerve wrocka," "rundowna,"
"brain faga" and peaalmlata wa
ahould are a virile optlmlatla throng
of roay-chockod proplo everywhero.
An Inaldo bnth la had by drinking
each morning, bofore brenkfiiHt. a
glaaa of real hot water with a toft
aponnful of llmratnne phnaphata In It
to wnah from Uin atomach. liver, kid
"a and ton yarda of bowala tha pre
vloua day'a Indlgratlble waate, aour
fermentatlona and polanna, thus
cleanalng, aweelnnln and frenhenlng
the entire alimentary canal before
putting mora food Into tho atomach.
Thone anbjeet to alck bradarho, 1)11
louaneaa, naaty branth, rheiimatlam,
colili ; and partlculary those who hare
pallid, aallow complexion and who
are constipated very often, aro urKcd
to obtain a quarter pound of limestone
phosphate at the drug store which
will cost but a trifle,; but la sufficient
to demonstrate the quick and remark
able change In both health and appear
ance, awaiting thoae wbo practice In
ternal sanitation. We muat remem
ber that Inside cleanliness la more Im
portant than outside, because the ikli
doea not absorb Imptirltlea to con
tamlnata the blood while the poms In
the thirty feet of bowels do.
The Moduli Traveler, met wilh
Mr.. I.. F.. Hamilton, S.iiurdiy after
noon hX her home on F rry .treat.
A paper "Jamr. WbiU'umb Rilry"
wa. rend by Mr.. David Fromau.
Ktadlnits from "Riley" by Mr.. Cur
ler, afier which rVw'tior of officer,
wa. helil. I.ifbt refre.hinrnl. Wire
rrvd by the ho-tu, followed by a
social hour.
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mus (;kk;shy kntkktains
MISSION KOlTF.TY
Mn. C. ,M. flrig.liy rnirrtuinei the
mi. .ion .uciety of the (Jrace Prsby
nrlan church Friday. The room,
were mad'? pit uv nit with the sea. on.
flowers for the occu.ion. Thr after
noon wa. ink in up with a review of
the year. work, followed by a bu
itir.. tnirtintr; election of ifiYievra
rn.urd. Tho.e honored wrrr pre. idem
Mr.. K. O. Wuter., vice pre.idrnt.
Mm. l O, McClain, .rcretary, Mr..
W C. Mitrhrll. Delightful refre.h
mrnt. clo'.rd ihe afti rnoon.
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F.NJOY HANyUKT
About iilnetir,, Y. M. C. A. boy. of
Albany rejuyed a baitcuet Wrtlne.
day rvenln" at the Hoy. Club room,
on llruntlallii,, .irret. Thr dinner was
followed by a college mg and col
lege yell.
HAM AfK MOTOR
TO IClKiKNK
Mr and Mrs. W. G. HuPark and
Mile d.im'M.r Marine, motored to
Eugene Saturduv. Their daughier
Mi.. Mar, a a jiuiIimm of U. of O,
aecoinpant'd them home, and will re
main in the r.'v until Ihe b ginning
of th" ilurl .emester. whirh will be
March 27.
MRS. DAVIS
VISITINii DAUGHTER
Mr.. (!. C. Devi, of Kugvur. i. .pend
ing thr week with her daughter, Mr..
MRS, RICHARDS AND DAUGHTER
OUEHTS OK MRS. WOODWARD
Mrt. Klchurda and daughter Vir
ginia of Portlutid .pent Fridvy in
the city, thr gur.t. of Mm. Woodwnrd
Mrs. and Mi.. Itirhards were on llieir
way to San Franri.ru Calif, where
lh y will make thair horn.
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MRS WARD HOSTESS
TO PRINC1IXA CI.UU-
Mr. Fred W. rd, wa. a ho.t-.s of
ihr week when the entertained the
PriM'illa club. Monday afternoon.
Her homr wa. pretty with daffodil,
and violeta, which wrrr effectively
arranged about the room.. Election
of officer, wa. held. Tho.r rlrrtrd
were, Mr.. A. li. Wil.on, prei'lni;
and Mm. Erwin secretary About 13
member, were pre.enl. Light refre.h
menu were .rrvrd by Madeline Ward
Mary Worrell and Mae Wri.ner.
MR. AND MRS. WII.I.SON
RETURN FROM HONEYMOON
Following a .ix week, wedding lour
throui'h California, Mr. and Mm.
Frank Hurold Willwn. returnrd to
Albany Monday, in rr.pon.r to a tel
grain .fating the Seriou. illnr.s of
Mr. WilLon't mother, Mm. Marru.
Will.o,, of Dalla.. Mr. Will.on left
imined.ately for Dallaa. Mr.. Will
hon will remain at the home of her
mother Mm. llurrett for a wri k.
MRS STEVENS HONORS
HUSIIAND ON BIRTHDAY
Mr.. Bert Strven. wa. ho.te.s at a
dinner Friday evening at hi r homr
on Lafuyette .ireet when .he enter
luined l honor of her hu.band. thr
oecuston being Mr. Steven's birthday.
Mra. Steven', very pre.ently ur
pri.ed her hu.band when .he prc.cn
ted him with a beautiful new Bruns
wick machine. Tho.e prrwnt were
Mr. and Mm. Stanley Adam., Mrs.
Myrtle Owen. Mr. Sanford, Archibald,
and Mr. and Mr.. Steven..
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CATHEY
ENTERTAINS FOR MISS BAIN
Mis. Margaret Cathry entertained
with a dinner dance Saturday evening
at ihr Hotel Albanv in compliment to
her huu.e gue.t Ml EUie Bain, of
Poplar Mont., Mi.. Cathry alio gave
a dinner at hi r home Sunday. This
W'at followed bv a motor trip to Eu
gene and Corvalli.. Those lo enjoy
ihe affair Sundav were, Mi. El.ira
Bain, Mr. Ro.t Coleman. O. A. C
Mr. Lvle Bain, U. of O., Mr. Walter
McKnight. and thr hosie.. Mi.t Cath
ry Mi.. Hazel Hall. Alphr Phi Delta
and Mi.. Ruth Bawling. Pi Beta Phe
.tudent. a the Oregon Arrieultural
I Colli ge arr spending the wrrk rnd
let their homr in Albany.
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The Rebrrcas met Firady rvrnitig
'in regular rion and Initiation. A
I baniUet followed the bu.inrta, thr
Tangent lodgr were gurals at I hi.
i time.
Of Interest To
Women
I Mm. Minnir Orin.trad, the only
: woman member of thr Kan.aa legi.-
lature, it a B.iptiit mini.ter.
! A number of the film actrei.et who
, have won fame and fortunr in the
i United States are American, only by
; adoption. Prggy Hyland is of Kng
I lish birth, Australia contributed Enid
Bennett and Ann. tie Kellerman, and
' ('auada it the birthplace of Mary
Pickford.
It I. Ju.t fifty years tinre women
wrre admitted lo the famou. Swedi.h
univi r.ilirt of Up.ala and Lund,
When a hangman died in England
.omc time since women were among
thoe .who applied for hi. po.ition.
The fir.t woman regi. tired phar
macist in New Hump. hire was Mi.t
! Addie M. Steven., of Concord, who
qualified in 1H!2.
Dr. Eliralwth D. A. Cohen, the first
woman to practice mrdicinr in New
Oilcan., recently celebrated her one
hundrrth birthday in that city.
Iojmloii. Manchr.trr, Lied and oth
er large cities of England now have
billiard parlor, exclusively for womrn
devotee, of the green-table .port.
I IH.V1, Rev. Antoinette L. Brown
Wat rrfu.ed admit. ion at a delegate
to the World's Temperance Conven-
j tion in New York City, because .he
wa. a woman.
During the pa.t few years hundred,
of wome in Cardiff, the great Welsh
.hipping centre, are said to have made
comfortable fortunes by .peculation
in .hip company tioekt.
The Marchioncrtt of Crewe, one of
England's fir.t women magistrate!, it
the second child of Lord Rosrbery.
the former Premier, and before her
marriage was Lady Peggy Primrose.
Barnard. Bryn Mawr, and other
women't colleges in the United Statet
propose to establish Chair, of Citizen
thip in memory of Rev. Anna Howard
Shaw, the celebrated, suffrage leader.
Indianapolis is a grrat centre of
the automobile industry and hat a
large number of automobile talesmen,
but frw of thrm h.ive been more suc
cessful than hat Mitt Jeanettc Smock
Keesler, who has been telling motor
ears for rveral vear.
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Ralston Motor Co,
Wish to Announce That the Price of
DODGE BROTHERS MOTOR CAR
Has not Advanced Nor has it Advanced
for the last 22 months.
PRICE F. O. B. ALBANY, OREGON
$1215.00
If You wish a Dodge Brothers car this
Spring you had better give us your ord
er or you may be disappointed
See Us About One
Ralston Motor Company
Seventh and Lyon Sts.
Dodge Brothers, Velie, Jordan and Mitchell
Cars. Dodge Brothers Business Cars,
and Carford Trucks.
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Mirroring the Season's Dominant Styles
HAMILTONS'
HAVE THE HATS
Exclusive Models
That's the talk among women today. It seems
that nine women out of every ten realize that
Hamiltons' Millinery Section is the metropolitan
Hat Center of Albany.
A Woman will get more out of a Hamilton Hat,
because we put more into it.
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More Quality More Individuality More Dis
tinction More Real Class and Style.
NOVELTY is the Watchword, for the Spring
Season in Miilinery. .
In Braids the Cellophane and Taffetaphane, in
all colors, produce such an unusual and glossy
effect, it makes one think of a confectionery dis
play. Grass Cloth, Batavia and Fiber Materials of
all sorts are extensively used, both for draped and
plain hats. v
There are ornaments and fancy pins galore, in
various styles and shapes, the. pear shaped ones
lead. , p
Raffia and Yarn are used in designs, and some
times for crowns and brims.
The new colors of the Egyptian Shades, such
as scarlet, green, hyacinthe, blue, coral or rough,
these are being mixed with beetle bronze. Pink
and apple green for youthful faces, also flaming,
reds. Black is good, also brown and navy com
bined with beige.
Veils are very charming, and play an import
ant parMn the Millinery World, and there is a
Veil for every personality. Veils to match the
hosiery is the latest announcement.
Our Prices Begin with $5 and go as High as $25
GROCERY SPECIALS
FOR NEXT WEEK
Monday, March 8th, to Saturday, March 13
KEEP THIS LIST FOR YOUR REFERENCE
VALLEY FLOUR Per sack $2 60
HARD WHEAT FLOUR, Olympic, Sack $2.10
HARD WHEAT FLOUR, White Loaf, Sack $3.00
CRISCO
One Pound 38c
One and One-half Pounds .55c
Three Pounds $1.10
Six Pounds 2.15
Nine Pounds $35
COFFEE, Crescent Cream, Steel Cut, The
Cream of all Coffee
One Pound : 55c
Three Pounds $'1.55
Five Pounds $2.50
ALBERS CEREALS. Large Package, Pearls
of Wheat 35c; Oat flakes 35c; Wheat flakes 35c
ALBERS ROLLED OATS, No. 10 Sack . . . .72c
SUGAR, BEST CANE, 100 pound sack . .$15.65
Six Pounds for $1.00
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