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

SILK AND COTTON
PETTICOATS
Every woman will be par
ticularly interested in th
special petticoat values wa
are offering In most
casta they are 1'wdiiiwm
samples, which accounts
for their being one of a
style.
There i a gwd range of
material! ami color o
you will have no dirticulty
In rinding a color t'-nt will
harmonise with your oth
er wearables.
There are cotton petti
coat as low in price as
75c and silk one ranging
in price up to $8.50. It
would be wise loresig.
to purchase these gar
ment now as we will be
unable to buy more to sell
" "resent price.
FLOOD'S STORE
SU W. Irft Street
Dry GoodsandFurnishinf
New Classified
HO AD HOM1 LIMIT
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KL MM ACE SAI.K The Indies of the
First I'reshytvrian church are hav
iiik a rummage sale Kriilay, April
2 at their parlors ami cafateria din
n, v r tt o'clm-k. Yirtrula records
and sheet music have been added toi
i eir sale list, (Signed) Mrs K F.
Mason. mSUi'
FOK SAI.K 2 dosen Pamson plum
trees, raic eacn. w. tl. Truitv. Al
bany, Ore. Kt. 2 inHtu'JD
Warranty Deed
Kliia J. Pcffenbarhcr and husband
to, Kdwin IVffcnhachcr et al, lands
in Tp. 15. S R 3 West.
Samuel B. Kllis and y.ife, to Roc
Shelton and wife, lands in Tp. 10. S.
:t 2 West.
J. I. Plulippi. to Fred A. Krixun,
lands in Tp. 10. S. R. 3 West.
Benjamin F. Kussell anl wife, to
Carl K. IVdcrsun and wife lands in
Tp U, S. R. 2 and 3 West.
Tom Christenson, to W. P. B.iier
et al. lands in Goltra's Park Add to
Albany.
W P. B.iier an.! wife, to Kllen Mil
ler, et al lands in Goltra's IV k A.I I
to Albany.
Ellen ilull and husband, to Willis
L. Morris and Ingrid lands in Tp. 1.'
S. R. 2 West.
Janet Hcnshaw, to Pugald Hcn
shaw et al lands in Tp. 11. S. R. 3
West.
GLOBE THEATRE
THURSDAY, APRIL 1
ALCAZAR STOCK CO.
IX THE LONDON'. NEW YORK AND BOSTON
FARCE COMEDY SUCCESS
THE MAN ??tM
K0KOM0
HAVE YOU EVER BEEN KOKOMO
ITS TO LAUGH
The World is Full of the Sob Stuff Why not make the World
Seem Worth W hile
SEE THIS GULAT COMEDY
A Million and one Healthy Laughs
ELTON M. GILDOW
VISITS PARENTS'
Elton M Ciildow arnvec in this city
;otiay n-r from attending; the Wash
incton St.-.' college, to spend the
sprlne re 'ioti visiting at the home
f h-s u. M- ' Mrs. W. C
Gltdow. ' is tiki th- v..!. -rv
coursr in t!e college and reports pood
r.rosrrs.1. Young (ill. j wa laued
i" th s c: and has irisnv friends
"i?rc w ) v ish him success.
Attend S o Tour
Coup'v - i'er.t S. V Jvvi'V wn'
to Corvjir this morning to jtin the
-ilo toj-i s of Brnton county.
Att nds F-rd Convention
Cr,s K rk and E. L. MeKern. of
the Forr1 Motor company of this citv
went to Portland thi morning to at
end the stite convention of the Ford
dealers. About 200 are rxpected to
be in attendance.
Went To Salem
Al Sternberg, a well known busi
ness man of this cfty. went to Salem
his moriMiir on a business trip.
lot for the column election I so little
understood us the four per cent road
amendment. Yet it la Very simple
and all opposition to it usually fades
away when the measure Is fully explained.
In the first place, this amendment
will not increase property tax one
cent. It provides thai the state's in
debtedness limit for permanent roads
can le increased from two per cent
(the present limit) to four per cent,
whenever the Igialnture decide this
to be necsesary in order to carry out
the comprehensive plan of highway
construction that has been planned
by the state highway commission.
This plan contemplates the selling of
five million dollar of road bonds
each year till the year l'X'3, and
this with the mntchable Federal
funds and county funds that will be
available, should keep the work (li
mit as fast as it ran le economically
handled by the state, until most of
the important roads of the state arc
built.
Should this amendment fail to pass
large stretches of the Pacific and
Columbia highways would have to be
... ni wit. dii r mceadurn roads
for many years to come and many
i .ner important highways would havu
to be neglected altogether; since all
the available fund under the pres
ent state indebtedness limit of two
per Cent will have been used, contra
cted or obligated K" thr end of this
year. Also should be the end of the
tail, the ten million dollar bond issue
t-ft .-'-r! ?t tj.c poo -nt spee-al session of
the legislature fails vlth it.
the present rates of motor vehie'e
lii.-ne fees and gasoline tax will not
only pay all the interet and princi
11 of all the 'bonds that ran be sold
b- rv'thority of this -rrrndment. but
vill lrrtv - I"rgc surplus eseh yeai
to b applied on piaintenancc itnd
road building. Whether this mcasun
passes or not. you will be paying the
ini motor vehicle fees that yuu are
paying now no. more, am no les.
firt if it pisses, money will be avail
able to build in three or four years
asmany miles of highways as could
be built in f-fteen years unl-r th?
pay as you go system, and msnv of
us will have te r.!nn?T-n m-I ,?l .-
ure of raveling over them while we
liv.
GEORGETTE WAISTS
300 Georgette Wiiists
llv life
Now on Displsy at the J. (.'. Penney Co., Store
Pink. Orchid, Peach, Yellow, Flesh, Navy, ('open, Belgian Blue and
White. Made in all the pretty designs with beads, braids and other
trimmings that only design artists know how to use. ,
Our enormous buying owcr of 217 stores enables us to give such
values at
5.90. $6.0, $7 110, IS.90, 'l 0. $12.50
Mr. Iae Brown of Sonp Creek, of tins citv tiansaetrd business and
11,-nlon ennnlv. and :i former resident vi-itrd friends here y- strrdny
FAMOUS FILM STAilS
(Cintinued From Psp 1)
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JtaSscksofAJISi-sK iSjg iA
I tSL io-lb.,J4-lb49.b. I
Ac your nearest grocsr. C : v : - ? .
formed by the Rev. James V : imb
Brouuher. pastor of thr Tv.nple Bap
tist chuich. at the luttcr's residence.
It la understood the brid ami
bridegroom went immfdiaiely n i
tti-.' minister's home to Fairbanks' res
; ier.ee in Beverly Hills, near Iai
Anneles. wher,- thev are s:iij to be
passing a quiet honeymoon.
Decree of divorce from Owrn
Moore v s g'ven Msrv Pickfonl at
tinilen Nev , March 2. on grounds of
sertion. Following the granting of
th- decree the little film stnr an
notneed that she plannr 1 to devote
: rso'f to her career.
Gossip, it is said had linked the
:?iii'-s of Jliss P:ci ford and Douglns
7 bants for SMne time previoui to
'-r divorce, and at the time Mm.
Fairbanks, first wife of the actor,
aid she "thought the time had come
o end it" and that she could not d- '
nd "any woman with whom my
jub.ind's name has been linked," but
se said that she would not "malign
her"
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Sm Thdr
Uniform Mileage
- Through Your Meter Eye
7W Loag. Duimmcl Snwka Entry MiOr CAMS)
Wa pay our respects to tha motor car's meter
k la proving that, tire after tire. Miller casings, under
Hk conditions, wear alika. That, lira altar lira,
tty are long-dlaunc runners.
This Miller fsat of producing Uniform Tire la
much discussed. ' Of course h rsqulrss lb choicest
robber and tabrio. But mora than that, the worker
BBDM be trained to build alika.
That Is what ItM Miner Ssetere kss wtnmlMtm. An4
Mi Is whr w iMture Millar Tires. Mr sflss ree 1 1 1 wj
Sieas aillsss, knew ws oa r rr ud
Sleaseosble seless, hUr sasfiss assl ssW sirttisfjewttsi
Kirk-McKci n Motor C
9th St Baker Sis. Phone 150-R AlSmiy.
A Season of
Charming Footwear
Beautiful Display of
Easter Styles
Pumps, Oxfords and
High Shoes at
' The Foot Kitting Shop
Never has Milady's footwear been more delightfully feminine than
in this season. Long slim lines are the rule, and in the very sim
plicity of design and pattern lies that daintiness which adds so
much to a pretty frock.
Oxfords in Black and Brown Kid with Welt or Turn Soles, Military
and Louis Heels $6.00 to $12.00
Pumps in Patent Leather and Kid, the new style high throat pattern
in Louis heels and College Pattern in Military Heels $7.00 to $11.00
Boots in Ivory and Field Mouse Kid, with covered Wood Louis heels
and Welt Soles $12.00
Same style in Grey Kid $10.00