I
' V:
E A S T E R
Now U an unusu
ally desirable time
fr womrn to visit
this store and to
make purchase for
i Easter. Pre para
J tions for thi occa
sion are admirably
complete, bringing
together in compre
hensive varieties
and assortment, all
that is to be desired
in apparel of distinc
tion and Quality.
Styles and Materials show many a surprising and fascin
ating whim, which Fashion has reserved for this season
to reveal. -,
WAISTS. GLOVES. HOSIERY, PRESS SILKS; SKIRT
IXG SILKS. WOOL PRESS GOODS. COATINGS. FANCY
COTTON SKIRTINGS. PETTICOATS, etc. are here for
your approval and when you compare qualities you will -find
our prices are very conservative.
FLOOD'S STORE
J34 W. 1st Street
Dry Good and Furnishing
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1 I New Classified
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FOR SALE A light spring wagon.
, Call at 739 East tfth St ., after 6 p.
m. 77
FOR SALE A pair of ball brand
rubber shoes, site No. 6, 10 inrhe
high. Will aell for l.iS. Rum
Shoe Pr. 7o
FOR SALE Thoroughbred White
Leghorn rooster at Brickyard.
Phono 4sH-R. 78
SITUATION WANTED Portland
Stenographer desire work in Al
bany, experienced. State salary
and nature of work, address P. R.,
871, 12th St., Portland. Ore. 78
FOR SALE A IMS horse power Case
Tractor. In first class condition.
Phone 15-F-U. W. O. Brinaon. Al
bany, Oregon, Route 3. 78
PIANO BARGAIN Party moving to
Atlantic coast has left with us for
sale at bargain, a Standard, Guaran
teed, good as new piano. They want
$100 or more down, balance terms.
Address M. M. Long & Co., Corval
lis, Oregon. Exclusive Chickering
Pealers for Lincoln, Benton and
Linn counties. 78D
PROPUCE WANTED Produce,
Horses, Hogs, Cows or Sheep accept
ed a part payment on Guaranteed
Piano or Phonographs. M. M.l
Long, Corvallis. Ore. 7ttfP !
CASH PAID For Used Piano or
Phonographs. Pianos for Rent. We
tr.-.j Edison or Columbia phono
graphs for your "silent" piano. M.
M. Long & Co., Corvallis. Exclusive
Chickering Agent. 7tirf!)
FOR SALE 120 eirg McClanahan in-
cubator, In good condition. Albany
Furniture Exchange. 78
USED CAR SNAPS A 1919 Oldsmo
bile, a good buy; one 1910 Ford,
splendid shape; new Studebaker
light six; a Baby, Grand Chevrolet;
Oakland Six, good condition; Ford
truck, worm drive; one Smith Form-a-Truck,
and several other car.
R. W. Tripp, Goodyear Service Sta
tion. 1st A Lyon Sts. 78
FOR SALE One fresh cow. Phone
67-F-13. 7(1'
WANTED Man to help in brickyard. ,
60 cents per hour. See Rawlings,
121 Broadalbin St. 70
ST. PATRICK'S
FEAST TONIGHT
Banquet under the auspice of the
Knights of Columbus will be staged
thi evening at the assembly hull in
, celebration of St. aPtrick's day to
morrow. A home cooked chicken ilin
' ner prepared by the ladies of the
Parish will be served and an interest
ing program of shakers prmuisr
amusement to all the guests. "Tom
my" Ryan of Portland eloquent orator
and attorney will be the principal
speaker of the evening.
JANITOR POSITION
PAYS BIG SALARY
H. M. Fishrr, superintendent i'f
buildings and gr-wn.ls at the I'liivn
siiy of Oregon, faced with a jan
itorial problem. Oi:c of hi men s
goinc to a better jmiior position,
which pays $i"6l) . -lsy, wiih hou-c
rem free.
One of the campus statl-ties sh;ir';s
computed ihnt thi cnpa'.ile junior
WM. S. HART in
"THE MONEY CCERAL,
SECRET S'CIETY
FLACK SECRET
SCOUTS WARNED
OF ELECTRICITY
An interesting talk on electricity
was delivered to about 30 Boy Scouts
at the library last evening by R. U.
Steelquist of the Mountain States
Power company. Danger of playing
with live wires and the necessary
steps to take in giving first aid in
eases of shock were outlined to the
boys by the speaker. The subject was
timely in the light of the accident
which occurred to Dick Gilbert . one
of the scouts last week, who was se
verely burned as a result of contact
with a high-voltage wire.
which he states receive. Already
12,000 rave been delivered to states
and lh" remainder will be disiribu- 1
ted as fnst as railway cars can be i
secured for their transportation,
which u'i'l be probably two or three
months. This equipment promises to
be of gr-a- aid in carrying out the
large roaj bu.IJing program for 1920.
SENATE LEADERS 1
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general terms the one adopted by the '
republicans last November. ,The Un- 1
ited States assumes no obligations to
preserve any territorial integrity or
political independence of any foreign . ;
nations under its terms.
DANCE AT ARMORY
, WEDNESDAY NIGHT
1 A St. Patrick's day dance will be
given tomorrow night at the armory
I under the auspices of The American
Legion. An excellent orchestra has
j been secured fcr the occasion. The
quartette from the local post of the
Legion at Corvallis will render sev
: eral interesting numbers. Admission
. for souples will be one dollar. i
GLOBE
THEATRE
TODAY
LEW CODY
-IN-
THE BELOVED CHEATER
A Rollicking Tale of Two Men A Girl And a
Kiss in the Dark
Century Comedy "Lucky Dogs Day"
WEDNESDAY
REAL ART SPECIAL PRODUCTION
THE LUCK OF THE IRISH
SENNETT COMEDY "LOVE LOOPS THE LOOP
Georgette Waists and Smocks ,
The J. C. Penney Co., offers value In Georgette Waists that are a
big saving to you. No doubt you will need a new waist In the near
future. Now I the time to do your selecting, while w have such
a large assortment of slvle and shade.
J. C, Penney Co, Prices $3 DO, $6.90, $7.9.0, $8.90, 112.30
Suits
U.lies and Misses Suits $24.7.1. $27.50. $29.75. $.11.73, $.19.50 to $11.75
Spring Coats, Charming Styles in the newest color
$16.50, $1990, $21.73. $31.75, $39.30 to $19.1)0
Dresses
Silk Presses, Beautiful Satin and Georgette Crepe Combinations
$19.90. $21.73, $27.30, $31.73, $39.30 to $19.90
Serge and Tricotine Presses $19.90, $21.73, $.19 30, $19.90
Silk Poplin Presses N.90, $10.90, $12.50, $14.73
Skirts
Serge and Wool Poplin Skirts
Silk Poplin Skirts
Skirts, Satin and Taffeta
$1.98, $3.90, $8.90. $10 90.
$6.90. $7.90
$8.90, $9.90, $12.30.
$11.90
, $9.i0
$14.73
Petticoats
Satin, Jersey, Jersey Top, Satin Flounce, All Satin
$1.49. $1.98, $2 23, $4.98, $3.90 $8.90 $8.90 $9.90
J. C. Penney Co. Voile Waists
Our complete line offers good vulues at a big saving
Our Price $1.25. $1.98, $2.49, $2.98, $3.98
Pongee Waists $3.98,
$198
will earn $171 (to a mon:h and t'i.
if his house has four walls ard r roof
it ran be figured at $20 mote, which
a tittle figuring will show, brim- ilic
toinl to $22u:.20 per annum. Tlu, is
a smaller sum th.m is received by
several of the professor on the Uu'-
verslty faculty smaller by Just 80
rmis a year.
K. K. Burton and II. W. Conley, two
of the trailing business men of Harris
burg were business visitors In this
ritv todsv.
mmi
Illlliiliil.
We Welcome You
IPS,
io Clerk Hire No Ilixh Rents No FincT'ixtures
MENS DRESS SHOES
I
Men's Black Gun
Metal, English last.
Welt Holes
95
Men's Brown Leath
er Oxfords, Ncolin
Soles Welt, English
last
43
Men's llrown Eng
lish Pre Shoe.
Welt soles. Blind
Eyelets-
OS
$7J
Whs- nut Save the
Clerk Hire on Your
res Shoes. It will
mean several dol
lars saved to you.
ELF
ERVICE
HOE
TORE
117 Broadalbin
IxK-nl Institution Keep Your Money at IT
fit,
M
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w
CO
ome
ARMY CARS PUT
ON ROAD WORK 3 to visit us in our new home in the Elks Building. We are Just getting straightened around and will soon
be able to serve you more conveniently and with larger selection of goods than ever. Quality, ser
vice and values, giving you the best foods at the lowest possible prices will be our watchword now, a
it has been in the past. Large buying power and clonely watching the markets give you the advant
age of large savings by trading her. As an opener we are offering the following good values.
WASHINGTON, By A.' P. Ap
proximately 24,000 motor vehicles in
tended for war purposes have been
turned over to the Department of
Agriculture by the War Department
for distribution among the .state high
way commissioners for use in road
building, allotments being based on
the amount of Federal aid for roadi
Men's Dress Shoes
The Foot Fitting Shop
These
Military Heel
Oxfords are
Stylishly
Popular
We have them in both
Brown and Black Calf
with Welt Soles and Imi
tation tips.
AAA to C Widths
Priced at
Men's Black English Dress Shoes.
Goodyear Welt, fine quality leather and
exceptionally well made. Special values
at Per Pair $6.45 to $8.50
m Women's Silk Hose
Excellent quality silk hose, pure thread
silk, fine wearing qualities, priced per
pair at $1.25 and $1.45
Ladie'8
Spring
Footwear
Here is an ex
ceptionally fine
va! ue, a ladie's
gun metal lace
shoe, Goodyear
welt, Louis heel,
At $8.45
Ladies patent
leather Oxford, 5
eyelet, Louis heel,
splendid value, at
Per pair $7.25
Special
Shoe
Values
Children's gun
metal scoffers,
sizes 6tt to 8,
$2.65; Sizes 8Vi
to 11 $2.85
Boys gun metal
Dress Shoes, Eng
lish style, size
2'4 to G'i, priced
st $4.65 to $4.9.1
Work shies SH
Men's Heavy
Work Shoes
$3.95 to $7.65
Women's
Petticoats
Fancy Sateen
petticoats, beau
tiful patterns,
well made, priced
at $2.35. $2.45
and $3.25
Children's Gingham
Dresses
We are showing a fine
assortment of children's
made, good looking,
gingham dresses, daintily
at $1.10 to $1.70
Gingham House
Dresses
Women's gingham house
dresses, many patterns
and styles to chose from,
special at $2.45
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H Stores
The Sample Store St2ore8
IMPORTANT CHANGES
PASSENGER TKAINS
on the
OREGON ELECTRIC RY.
In Effect Monday, March 15
NORTHBOUND
New Express Train No. 14, Eugene to Portland, will
leave Albany 12:47 p. m., arrive Salem 1 :35 and Port
land 3.45. It will make all local stops between Eugene
and Tualatin except Wintel, Loganvillc and Fellers.
Limited Train No. 16, Eugene to Portland, will leave
Eugene 1 :55 instead of 1 :40; Albany 3:07 instead of
3:00 arrive Portland 5:45 instead of 5:55. Stops will
be made only at Junction City, Harrisburg, Gray
(Corvallis), Albany, Orville, Salem, West Woodburn,
Tualatin and Garden Home. Observation-parlor car
and coaches will be carried.
New Train No. 20, Corvallis to Portland, will leave
Albany 4:35 p. m., arrive Salem 5:25; Portland 7:40,
making all local stops south of Tualatin.
Train No. 22 for Portland will continue to leave Al
bany 6:55 p. m., but will not stop at Pirtle, Wintel,
Loewi and Hazelau.
SOUTHBOUND
New Local Train No. 1, Portland to Eugene, will leave
Portland 6:30 a. m., Salem 7:35; Albany 9:26; arrive
Eugene 10:50, making all stops south of Garden Home.
Limited Train No. 5 will leave Portland 8:30 a. m. in
stead of 8:15; arrive Albany 11:07 a. m. instead of
11:10; Eugene 12:25 p. m. instead of 12:35. Stops
will be made only at Tualatin, West Woodburn, Salem,
Orville, Albany, Gray (Corvallis), Harrisburg and
Junction City. Observation-parlor car and coaches
will be carried.
New Train No. 7 will leave Portland 10:45 a. m., Salem
12:55 p. m., Albany 1 :53; arrive Corvallis 2:20. This
train will not stop at Wintel.
Minor changes will be made on other trains, as out
lined in folders. Details will be furnished on request.
H. C. REEVES,
Agent, Albany, Ore,
$10
00
M' 112 West First Street.
Elks Buildin
Albany, Oregon
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