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Our stock is replenished nearly every day. The very
best styles. The very latest designs, are arriving from
the eastern manufacturing centers. Medium priced
suits from $15.00 upward in cloths and suitings. Gr3ens,
Smoke greys, blues and browns predominating.
SHOES
Everything in Shoes
Ladies, Dress Shoes, button or lace, all leathers . . $3.50
Children's Foot form shoes a specialty
Men's Winter shoes $3.50 and $5.00
Dress Goods
Suitings in wine and grey shadings. Broadcloths, Braid
and button trimmings to match the popular colors.
New patterns in Waist Silks.
NEW ARRIVALSVeiling, Wide Ruching, Misses Gloves
S. E.
Albany,
100,000
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND
PRESCRIPTIONS We point with pride to this great number of prescriptions that has been
filled in our store withoutjone single mistake just think how money differ
ent kinds of medicines used ifl filling that money. Proscriptions and with
out an error. Our drugs are right. Our prices are right. We treat you
right, The store of quality.
BUrKHART & LEE
100,000
FARM AND CITY PROPERTY,8 & ANDERSON
THE LINN & BENTON REAL ESTATE CO.
Now have a good list of FARM AND CITY property and take pleasure in show
ing you any place you wish to see. No trouble to us.. No expense to you.
Before buying see us. See it all. Take your choice. Get the best.
We are here to stay. Ask the'bankers about us. '
Our offices are temporarily over the Post Office. 333 West First St
Plumbing
and Tinning.
W. E. FRANCIS,
126 ELLSWORTH ST.
Bell Red 2101. Home 246.
First class work
guaranteed.
DR. MARY MARSHALL
Osteopathic Physician,
226 Broadalbin',Street, Albany.
Phone black 482.
HENRY BR0DERS,
DEALER INI CHOICE MEATS
OF ALL KINDS.)
Sicond and: EllswortIiStreets.;Albary
H. A. LEININGER.
Dentist
Crawford Block, - - - - Albany.
I
I
TlTCQ QTTTnrQ
Young & Son.
100,000
100,000
E The BEST in Jew
elry is none too good.
F. G, WILL
Has it.
LIGHT SUMMER FABRICS,
: when cleaned by our methods of dry
: cleaning, are made to lock just as good
' as made to .ook just as new. Waists
nnri ciresae3 nf delicate colors and ma
terial we renovate to the delight of the
owner. We uho dye any garmnnt de
sired in beautiful shades and colorings.
THE CLEANER,
! C. E. SHELLEY, Prop.
' tJ) W.lst St. Beli Phone black 273
Home phone 196
J. W. BEitTLEY
Democrat Building, Albany,
Is prepared to make and repair boots
and shoe for men. women and ehil
dreo in a "workman lua mannei.
Oregon.
BUSINESS.
Try a Patrick Gordon Cigar. 6c.
For painting and paper hanging see
Eicker, 332 E 3rd St. Home phone
255.
If you want to buy or rent a type
writer, see Rawlings. He handles al
makes and keeps supplies for any m a
chine. See his window of Remingtons
Glass, all sizes and kinds, for sale at
the Albany Planing Mill, cheaper than
anywhere else in Albany. Skilfully set'
if desire'1.
To Please Your Palate
Try some Orange or Apricot marma
lade or Guara jelly, from the Oregon
Market. It is delicious. Nothing but
pure fruit and sugar.
IT'S WORTH KNOWING When
you start out to purchase a Razor or
Pocket Knife where to go to get the
best the kind that Dears a personal
guarantee you get just this from us
prices are right. See our window.
Burkhart & Lee.
Fresh Chinook salmon from Yaquina
Bay.at the Metropolitan.
Try a Patrick Gordan Cigar. 6 cent
i Opposite the Hotel Revere, give care-
ful attention to all tonsorial wants.
PROF. F. D, DeLONG,
agnatic lealer
Rheumatism, Kidney and Bladder
I trouble, Stomach trouble, Liver trouble,
! Female trouble of leng standing, Lum
! bago, Heart trouble, Chronic Constipa
' tion, Apendicitis.Imfiammation of Bow
I els. Chronic Ailments of long standing
; Portable s eam bath. Office 418 First
' St.. Albany, Ore. No. of Phone 142.
Calls promptly attended in city.
I
j Mandolin Lessons
i GIVEN BY
; A.. H.STEVENS
: Evenings at his residence 128 Water St.
L9?son3 50c. Home Phone evenings
3i Home Ph'-ne dav time 1326.
iMr. Clias.O. llairove,
I OF CHICAGO, ILL.
Graduate of William H. Sherwood's
School of Music, will eive private in
structions in Pianj at the PrivuU Par
lors Hotel Revere on Saturdays. Hours
5 to 6
I CUSTOM
L SAWING
We are now ready to do custom sa
ing. Good road to mill pone.
Bring your logs while the ruads are
good.
9-24 ALBANY LUHBEri Co.
THIS MORNING
News from
Albany's
Trains.
Six Early
The Hip Hip Hooray crowd, came in
to town early in their special car, go
ing down town for breakfast, spending
the day in Albany. Thev appear at
the opera bouse tonight in their college
production.
R. E Warner brought the Browns
ville returns down.
Dr. George Caihey, of Corvallis, re
turned to Portland to continue his med
ical sutdies.
Mr. Rnhin Molann nt tha TT f
went to Corvallis, to make arrange'-
ments for the nrnat-am fnr tha hitr IT
O.b. A C. nroeram. for the erame to
be played in Portland the last of the
month. This will ho tia
year, a hot number.
Commissioner Russell came down
from Sweet Home for the county court.
Lawyer Newrjorc came rinwn from
Lebanon to assist in the republican pie
eating.
J. H. Ralston went toScio on electric
business.
Ex-Postmaster J. R. Smith, of Leba
non came down.
J. C. Devine, of Lebanon, went to
Portland.
Fruit InsDector Roberta came down
from Lebanon.
O. J. Mealev went to Portland on a
business trip. He thinks there will
now be a big boost for socialism.
ueorge finley came down from Craw
fordsville and went to Portland. He
has stood by the democratic party
through thick and thin, but looked a
little dubious this morning.
Prof. J. B. Horner, of the O. A. C,
returned home after spending the even
ing with the encambment.
J. F. Bain went to Salem on a busi
ness trip.
An Albany Party.
As told by the Corvallis Gazette:
A jolly halloween party was given at
the Hammel home in Albany that was
greatly enjoyed by all present. The
decorations for the occasion were elab
orate and in keeping with the elegant
taste of the young lady assisted by her
mother. Many novel features were in
troduced, among which was a musical
entertainment by Dr. J. R. N. Bell, of
Corvallis, who was a special importa
tion for the occasion. They had a sort
nf gypsy play business that created lots
oi good old solid tun. aiiss Vesta Wal
lace was the gypsy and Ruv. Dr. Bell,
Mrs. Merrill Hammel and Miss Carrie
Danneman ncted as judges. They
elected the next president and the only
thing left for the people to do next
Tuesday is ratify their action. Miss
Blanche proved herself a queen at en
tertaining her friends. Those present
from Corvallis - were Misses Grace
Smith, Iva Elston and Ru'h Avery,
with Miss Carrie Danneman as chaper
one. The Albany attendants were Isa
bella Young,. Anona Dawson, Janet
Dawson, Marion. Anderson, Carolya
Cannon, Madeline Rawlin, jr., Mary
Smith, Maggie Stevens, Elma Ohling
and Nelson McDonald.
Proposed Damage Suit.
The Corvallis Times in a hot icem
says Director Angell of the O A. C.
is about to sue the manager of the Al
bany Athletic Club for damages for not
playing a game of foot ball at Corvallis
last Saturday 'according to contract.
The Club , was guaranteed $80 and ex
penses and tickets were taken nt tha
gate. ,
Weil, the tact is there is no Albany
Athletic Club foot ball team
Catholic Mission.
The mission which is in rjrocressi At.
the Catholic church is drawing a large
crowo. ihe series of lectures is given
by Father McDonald, who is an able
and persuasive speaker. The lectures
will be continued until Sunday evening.
The dailv services are at 6 and 8.30 and
7:30 p. m. The public is welocme at
all the services.
STOP THAT PAIN by vibration the
greatest invention of the age. Don't
fail to try free demonstiation at Daw
son's Drug store next week, and be
convinced.
. If you are in doubt as to what you
want, come to ihe Oregon Market.
There VOU Will find illSh whut vciif an
pctite calls for.
ettins: in New Stock
Every Day
All this murth, SCITS and OVERCOATS have come piling in from
the world's best makers. We have been more particular in our buy
ing this year thnn ever before, and we confidently offer to partic
ular trade, everything in clothing that is desirable, Conservative and
nifty models, all the range in colors, from the newest shades, to the
staple Hue or black. In fit and tailoring is where we are distinctive,
We say tailoring because the class of goods we handle, are HAND
MADE Actually produced in the way that custom shops turn'out
Toga that re'ain their shape, made under a system, that wiil war
rant a perfect fit to any man, who is not aDnormally built.
Everything for Men.
The Main Clothing
SOME
COMMITTEES.
The Commercial Club committee on
the depot opening met in the rooms of
the Commercial Club this morning and
arranged the details for the formal
opening of the new Albany depot, and
for "Portland Day" at the Albany
Apple Fair.
The following recception committee
was appointed: '
Dr. S. P. Wallace, W. B. Stevens,
J. N. Chambers, E. D. Cusick, S. G.
Simon, E. W. Langdon, L, E. Blain, C.
E. Sox, 3. K. Weatherford, Dr. H. A.
Leininger, A-Sternberg. F. J. Miller,
D. P. Mason.'F. M. French, W. A.
Eastburn, Y. G. Freeman, G. A. Flood,
J. A. Howard, F. P. Nutting. E. Dor-
San, L. M. Curl, Z. H. Rudd, Dennis
errill, S. M -Garland, C. V. Littler. ,
For the depot celebration ceremonies:
Dr. A. J. Hodges. F. Devine, W. F.
Fortmillhr, H. M. Crooks, J. V. Pipe,
C. C. Bryant, Jno. H. Simpson, C. H.
Stewart, W. H. Holman, F. G. Will,
Wm. Eagles, Willard Marks, J. R.
Flynn, R. C. Churchill. C. W. Sears,
A. M. Holt.
In charge of tickets to the banquet:
F. M. French, L. E. Hamilton, W. A.
Barrett, E. H. McCune.
To meet Portland train at Woodburn:
P. A. Young, B. I. Dasent.
On stunts for the banquet: Dr. M. H.
Ellis, B. I. Dasent.
. m
Married Men Won.
A bowling match at the Alco Club
alleys last night, between the married
and single men was won with ease by
the married men. who were 98 pins
ahead. Four games were played, five
men to a team, as tonows:
Married. Messrs. Flood, Stevens,
Flynn, Frazier and Fortmiller.
Single. Messrs. Stallmacher, Archi
bald, Fronk, Gibbons and Bilyeu and
Beeson.
Frazier bowled the highest game.
f lood s total score, as usual, was Dig,
The Weather.
Rnncrn nf tpmnnrntilrA 71.39
The river is 2.6 feet, and the boats
are running an rignt.
Social Dance.
The Albany orchestra will give a
dance at Bussard's hall, Friday evening
JNov. b, us. All holding invitations,
will take notice.
A Stove Bargain.
A good 18 inch air tight stove for
only $1.75, at the store of the Albany
Hardware vjo.
Steel Cut Oats
And Cream Rolled Oats at . the Ore
gon Market. This is the new crop.
FOR RENT. A fine farm of 320 acres
3 miles from Albany. Call upon X.
W. Borne, at J. A. ' Howards real
, estate office.
FOUND. A pair of spectacles, gold
rimmed, half ovnl. Can be had at
this office.
WANTED. -Two or three furnished
rooms for house keeping on the
ground floor, close in. W. H. Norris,
Cr. O. C. . Co.
CHICKENS.-Twelve or fifteen fine
barred Plymoth Rocks. Call at Dem
ocrat office.
ROOMS TO RHJNT.-723 Ellsworth
street. 2t
CIDER
Made from choice apples, direct from
the mill, or 4 days old, any age you
want it, only 20c a gallon. We have
good cider vinigar 6 years old 20c a
gallon delivered any where in the city.
Lone Pine Tree Farm, Home phone
2805.
Jersey Dairy.
Fresh milk and cream. Our wagons
cover the city twice a day. Phone Bell
Main 64 ; Home Main 144.
O -A. 3 T O IT I A. .
Bean the Knfl 'm Km ?3 BP
, ineniniMoi
Signature
ELECTION
NIGHT.
Things were lively down street last
night. The streetB were crowded.
Dreamland had the streets blocked from
Washington to Ferrv. watchin? the
unique advertisements on the white
canvas and the election returns, which
showed early in the evening that Mr.
nooseveit s man nad won out.
By 6 o'clock there was enough in on
account of our superior time advantages
to know who was elected. The dem
onstration was less than usual.
Returns were received at the council
chamber from the Postal, and at the
Alco Club from the Western Union, and
the Home Telephone people reported to
any one who desired to know.
It was not a demonstrative crowd and
the result didn't seem to enthuse the
way it haB some years.
Elegant Cups.
At French's show window may be
seen several beautiful cup prizes for
the apple fair. Three are of special
interest, being offered by the, interpris
ing towns of the county, one by Browns
ville for the second best county exhibit,
one by Harrisburg for the best box of
Kings, one by Seio for the best box of
Northern Spies.
Nov. 10, 11 and 12th are going to be
great days in Albany, the apple center
of the valley.
Church Bazaar.
The ladies of St. Maty's church will
hold a Fancy Sale and bazaar in the
Armory Nov. 17. 18 and 19.
There will be a fine display of fancy
work for sale, besides home made
candies and other delicacies.
A fine musical program will be pre
sented each evening. There will be a
large assortment of holiday goods from
which to select Christmas presents.
Presbyterian.
Prayer Meeting will be he!d tomor
row night as usual. Dr. Baird, the
missionary from Corea will not be here
as expected, for two or three weeks.
Apples, Apples, Apples.
Wanted hy E. H. Rhodes, 10 carloads
red apples. Call up Bell Phone Black
141.
Bring Your bubsription
NOW T
We have bottom figures T on
Single or Ciub lists for 1908-9
at
Charles Knecht's
Six Kinds of New Nougat
butter Cups,
French Cream Wafers,
and stacks of other kinds. 1
-AT THE
ELITE
"Chocolate Shop." '
No stale factory Candy ,at our House.
I Iff llszit