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Spring White Goods
Our showing of the
popular cotton fab
rics offer moat de
lightful possibilities
for warm weather.
' Sheer, crisp, new
and of quality :hnt
adds pleasure to an
early selection.
Orfrandiet, Voiles,
Klaxons, Swiss,
Marqueitettcs, Ba
tiste, Gaberdines,
Barred Muslin, Top-,
lina. Fancy Skirtings, etc., are here in the best showing
we have ever offered, and the prices, if based on the whole- '
sale cost today, would be considerable more than we are
asking.
Come in and see them, you will want to start your Spring
sewing right away.
FLOOD'S STORE
334 W. 1st Street
Dry Goods and Furnishings
So Clerk Hire No High Rents No Fine Fixtures
A Local Institution
Misses Patent Leather Slippers
Misses Patent Leather, One Strap Slippers,
Sizes 8'2 to 11
$245
Same Style, 11 2 to 2
$295
No Clerk Hire No High Rents
No Fine Fixtures
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Keep Your Money at Home
THEATRE
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TODAY
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s A High Speed Comedy Hitting on all Four
Sultan of D-Jazz
SATURDAY
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KITTY KELLY, M. D.
KOLIN COMEDY
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NELLIE'S NAUGHTY BOARDER PATHE NEWS No. 15
GLOBE THEATER
THURSDAY, MARCH 18
ALCAZAR
STOCK COMPANY
' IN THE FARCES COMEDY THAT HAS MADE
THE WORLD LAUGH
"ARE VOU AN ELK!"
UPROARIOUS HUMOR KEEN SATIRE
EXCRUCIATINGLY FUNNY PLOT
LAUGH AND THE WORLD LAUGHS WITH YOU
WEEP AND YOU WEEP ALONE
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FOR SALE A 6-room modern house,
full lot and garaire. Price fJlUO.
Cash $1000, .balance 3 years at 6
per rent. Uollivh & Hornback, Al
bany, Oregon, Lyon Street. . 70
LOST On Corvallis road, license
plate number 7'.".:KI. Finder please
return to Murphys Garage, Albany,
Oregon. 82
FOR SALE 7-room house and lot 60
by 100 feet. House in good condi
tion. Price lt00. 1200 cash bal
ance $15 per month. Hoflich &
Hornback, Albany, Oregon, Lyon
Street. 79
FOR SALE Soda fountain and fix
tures very reasonable. Call at 101
Lyon Street Albany, Oregon. W
WANTED Any one having house
for rent, please phone room 231, St.
Francis Hotel. Albany, Oregon, tf
DR. WILL J. THOMPSON
Portland Eye Specialist,
Oil now making regular visits
to Albany. Very latest
methods of eye examination used in
the fitting of quality glasses. St.
Francis Hotel Saturday, April 3. 100
Card of Thanks
We wish to express our appreciation
of the many acta of kindness during
the lillness and after the death of our
wife, mother, daughter and sister
Also for the beautiful floral offerings.
C. P. THOMPSAN and FAMILY
MR. and MRS. W. E. CARLTON
MR. and MRS. FRED CARLTON
WANTED To rent a modern 5 or 6
rjoi.i houso with bam, garden, space
and place for chickens. Phone 207-R.
82
FOR SALE A 4-room house and lot
66x110 feet Good condition. Price
$100. Bal $15 per month. Holich
and Hornbach, Lyon St. 79
announced today, as follows: Portland
87j Anuria 4; Seattle 87; San Fran
Cisco, 100; Tacoitu, 1; Grays harbor,
1; San Pedro, 7 Los Angeles,!.
The Pacific Coast Steamship com- '
pany is the largest operator, with 44
ships io be operated from the follow- '
ing porta; Portland. Ill; Asturia, 3; 1
Tneoma, 1; Scuttle, 15; San Francisco
9.
ELMORE NOT TO
BE CANDIDATE
W. P. Elmore, president of the i
Hank of Krownsville. who has rcsprcs-
I en tod Linn county in the state Irg- I
. iklature for the past three sessions,
will not acce.it a rrnomiiiation. When
in Albany recently he stated to ,
friend thnt jeeause of recent illness
he would not br a candidate. In ad '
dition to serving three continuous
terms as a representative, Mr. F.lmorc
at fur Linn county in thc house one !
term several years ago.
Charles t'hildj of Hrown-villc, who
has served four continuous term in
the house from thia county and wlio
is the dean of the houae, probably
will be a candidate for re-election.
Ilia frienda here say he will consent
to make the race airain. tt is not
known here whether or not D. C.
Thomas of Scio. Linn county's other
representative in .the legislature, will
run again.
It is reported a No that Clercnce
Templeton, a prominent young farmer
of Hrownaville, will become a candidate.
Spring Showing
of Ladies
Ready-to-Wear
and Hats
Price draws a crowd but It
takes quality and style to satisfy.
Buying for 297 Stoics, the J,
C. Penney Co., Rive the satisfac
tion of knowing their price, saves
you money.
You will convince yourself of
quality and style after seeing our
most complete line of Ladies
COATS. SUITS. DRESSES,
WAISTS and HATS.
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BIG BROTHER FARM
TO HAVE 75 BOYS
The Big Brother Farm, near Leban
on has a bright prospect for the en
suing season, writes Prof. Chester A.
Lyons, the proprietor who resides in !
Portland and is engaged in Juvenile
COATS $16.50, $17.50, $19.90,
$21.75, $.11.75, $11.75, $51.75.
SUITS $2-1.75, $29.75, $3-1.75,
$11.75. $5-1.75.
DRESSES 11.75. $19.90,
$21.75. $31.75. $11.75, $(53.00.
WAISTS. Georgette $5.90
$(5.J(. $7.90, $8.90, $9.90 to
$12.50.
HATS $2.19. $2.98. $1.98,
$5.90, $6.90, $9.90, $12.50.
LAND AND LABOR
. PARTY OPPOSED
SALEM. Ore., March 19 Members
or I no Jciieraon grange, in reaolu
tions adopted recently, went on re
coid aa opposed to affiliation with the
newly organised land and labor party,
or any other political organisation.
It had been rumored that the grange
favored the new land and labor party,
end it waa to correct the fnlae im
pression that the resolution! were adopted.
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court work. The interest in the res
cue of boys who have drifted from the
paths of right are growing in interest,
said he, and we will have at least 75
boys at the farm this year. Prof. I
Lyons is well known in this county,'
where he taught school for several I
years, and who is also known by his
good works in establishing, what is
known as the Big Brother Farm near!
Lebanon whpr a jria fit itaaaM 1
boys from the city are taken each year
so ov laugni me ways oi industry ana
morality.
Demorrata Hold Banquet
PENDLETON. March 19. Demo
crats of L'mitilla county have decided
to hold a Jefferson day banquet Sat
urday evening. April 3, in Pendleton
to bo addressed by prominent Demo
crat. The gathering urgvd C. P. Strain
retiring county assessor, to run for i
public service commissioner from .
Eastern Oregon to succeed 11 H. Cor- i
ey of Baker. An informal poll Of ;
those present indicated that Umntilla .
county Democrats favor William G. '
McAdoo as the party nominee for 1
president.
SHIPS GIVEN TO
COLUMBIA BASIN
WASHINGTON. March 19. A to
tal of 18 ships have been allocated
to Pacific coast ports, Admiral Ben
son, chairman of the shipping board
Carrots are stated by a learned
scientist to ameliorate the harshness
of character and reduce nervous irrit
last day of the convention at the con
clusion of all the official business the
delegates will make the trip to Seat
tle where special entertainments Vdl
be provided.
The outstanding feature of the con
ference at Portland yesterday which
was well attended by all the state of.
fleers, was, according to Dr. Riggs I
the decision reached in the bonus I
question.
It waa brought out at the meeting
that under the recent law passed In'
Canada ex-service men there were al-1
lowed up to $7500 according to the
length of their service. The means to
provide this money was furnished by !
a loan from the United States.
Outcry of officials at Washington
that a bonus would mean disaster to'
the finances of this country and the
fact that the country could loan mil
lions to Canada fur her cx-cervice men
waa remarked Umiii by the members
at the meeting as an extremely pe
culiar condition. Members determined
that as far aa Oregon could go she
should fight for a relief measure to
the last ditch.
Convill who waa selected to repre
sent Oregon at Indianapolis will go to
Washington following the adjourn
ment of the national session of The
American legion and will probably
remain at the capital until the way,
and means committee have determin
ed upon some definite measure.
Among those who were at the meet
ing in Portland were. William B. Fol
lett, state commander, F. C. McCul
loch, state vice-commander, II. K. Kim
merman, slate vice commander, Ed
ward J. Eivers and adjutant. W. S.
Gilbert.
The Foot Fitting Shop
Have Hose to
Match Your
Shoes
The logical place to find
such hose is in a shoe
store, for the buyer
knows the shoe colors
and consequently can
select shades with abso
lute certainty.
We have the famous
Everwear brand of Silk
Hose, for women, in all
the popular Spring
colors.
At Per Pair
$1-50
&
$1-75
SAMSON
Its a matter of pride with us that we'have been able to enter
the AJbany field and become established so quickly. This has been
accomplished, of course, largclythrough the precident for service
set by Vick Brothers in other lines. People know that when they
buy from Vick Brothers that they are not merely buying for a day
or a month, but for the life of the product they acquire.
SERVICE HAS BECOME A WATCHWORD WITH Til EM. IT
HAS BUILT THEIR BUSINESS.
Samson Tractors Moving Fast
The entheusiasm with which Samson Model M Tractors has
been received is proving the worth of this sturdy machine. The
man who doesn't come in and look at the insides of this machine
now on display and then let us prove it for him on his own farm is
taking a loss.
THE SAMSON IRON HORSE IS HERE
Saturday we will have on display the first Samson Iron Horse
Tractors to come to Albany. You are invited to come and see it.
The greatest little tractor of the age.
Be on the lookout for the new Samson three-quarter ton truck
which will soon be here. Efficiency and economy in operation are
strong features of this sturdy farm truck. Made also in IJ4 ton
size. Many exclusive features in truck construction.
VICK BROTHERS
Distributors For Samson Products
CLIFFORD HAROLD, Manager
FIRST & LYON STS. PHONE 76
Make This Your Headquarters
WHY BE LONELY
SEE THIS COMEDY