LADIES SUITS
Our stock is replenished nearly every day. The rery
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 Datterns in Waist Silks.
NEW ARRIVALS Veiling, Wide Ruching, Misses Gloves
S. E. Young & Son.
Albany, - - - Oregon.
100,000
100,00
ONE HUNDRED TfloU SAND.
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 in filling that money. Prescriptions and with
out an error. Our drugs are right. Our prices are right. We treat you
right, The store of quality.
BUSINESS.
BURKHART & LEE
100,000
100,000
The BEST in Jew
elry is none too good.
f. g, ma
Has it.
Try a Patrick Gordon Cigar. 5c.
Fresh Chinook salmon from Yaqmna
Bay(at the Metropolitan.
If you are in doubt as to what you
want, come to the Oregon Market.
There you will find just what your ap
petite calls for.
If you want to buy or rent a type
writer, see Rawlings. He handles al
makes and keeps supplies for any ma
chine. See his window of Reming tons
Glass, all sizes and kinds, for sale at
the Albany Planing Mill, cheaper than
anywhere else in Albany. Skilfully set
if desire''.
APPLE PRIZES A UNITED
Awarded in the Splendid Apple
Show. I
VALLEY.
' A Banquet Full of Good Will,
Ibany's Best.
The awards in the apple show were
made this forenoon by the judges.
Prof. Lake, H. M. Williamson and Hon. I . . . . ,
Chas. Galloway, with a large display to ,Tha ban1uet la3' "" hnr
select from, 153 boxes in all and a fine of the opemng of the new depot was
if f nit .vhih.-f. the best in the history of Albany, a
magnificent affair, splendidly managed
and carried out, gotten up by our wives,
daughters and sweethearts, as Toast
master Van Winkle remarked. Set in
the tine new gymnasium three hundred
eighty seats were all filled but three or
four.
I At 5:30 the crowd took their places
amid good natured hurrahs for differ
ent towns. The college girl's glee club
sang, making a tremendous hit, and the
banquet was oa. The menu with some
: calchv hits was:
Oyster cocktail
Clam Boullion Salted Wafers
Chicken pie
Escaloped potatoes
Baked apples
Celery jelly olives
Fruit salad
Ice cream Cake
Coffee
Cheese Crackers
Cigars
Interspersed as the banquet proceed-
follows:
Best county exhibit $100 cup present
ed by Linn county. Marion.
Second best, cup presented by Browns
ville commercial club. Polk.
Best box Kings, cup presented by
Harrisburg Development Co. H. G.
Rumlaugh, Albany.
Best box Northern SDies. cud Dre-
rfented by Linn county fair association
of Scio. Collins Bros., Independence.
Best five boxes. 3 or more varieties.
cup presented by Uhling & Taylor
uick jnoore, Aioany.
Second best, set of knives and forks.
presented by Tcralinson & dolman. L.
Reynolds, Salem.
Best box Jonathans, cup presented
by Bach & Buhl John Goetz.
Best box Spitzenbergs, cup presented
by the Blain Clothing Co.-C. A. Park,
Salem.
Best box Baldwins, $10 blankets pre
sented by Hamilton's Bazaar.--L. T.
Reynolds, Salem.
Best box Yellow Newton Pipmns.cup "to u,,?,:u" Hu
presented by the Linn and Benton Real 'ma8J 1 I .IL h mZ nH
Estate Co.-F. fi. Brown, Corvallis. lillfiliTu V S-
B8' b05.Ben Pav8' CUP Presented Weatherford. Albany will grow: Law!
ALBANY
by P. M. Scroggin R. Thompson, Al
bany.
Best dox red cneeKed rippms. cup
presented by Collins & Devine. H. C.
Bushnell, Junction.
Best box Grimes Golden, cud Dre-
sented by First National Bank. Henry
StrucKmier, mamas,
Weatherford. Albany will grow: Law-
yer W. Cotton, the depot a new spirit
of growth; Gov. Geo. E. Chamberlain,
who was given an ovation as he arose,
who left the south 32 years ago today
for the garden spot of the world and
found it at Albany; President Crooks,
Ordgon the garden ot eden with its op
er Hartog. who admitted Albany had
outdone Eugene's depot day; Senator
C. W. Hodson, president of the Port
land Commercial Club, a good roads
man; the great and only Tom Richard
son, Albany the center of the earth, and
this banquet the most soul to it of any
ho ever attended, Eugene never having
a banquet that would touch a fragment
nf it; Manager Bury I. Dasent, for
whom the crowd stood and cheered, Al
bany is on the man to stay, and Mr.
O'Brien we want the C. & E. extension
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.
SboxW carving-set nre- PM.exy; President Campbell, who ap-
onto,! h &,H I!nn.Mi, if,,l preciatea mis mnu oi aico nan; Duost-
H. G. Rumbaugh, Albany.
Best display on plates, 10 or more
varieties, cup presented by H. Bryant.
Harold KumDaugn.
Best box commercial packed apDles,
cup presented by J. A. Howard. H.
C Bushnell, Junction.
Best display of chrysanthemums, cup
presented by F. M French. Miss Lucy
tiara. Mrs. ii. r . box, secona.
Best display of house plants, pre
mium presented by r . U. Will. Mrs.
t r m I;
II. U. AUlllllUOUll. 1 . ....
Best indiyidual chrysanthemum, cup . . "'X ""h ' ZJl
presented by Holt Again.-Mrs. Geo k 'eA .MpUlrVhJ P5?M2
Simpson. Second, Mrs. R. A. Murphy, ' -; ftfi?'0&$J
A Louis Bomher chrysanthemum fetf, ?Lt.K
brought in by Mrs. W. F. Heokman, I Portland Albany boosters at the ban
too late for entry, is a beauty, and a quet: Judge H. H. Hewitt, Portland
myrtle from tfie Bermuda fslands, a i will have to look out: William McMurry,
genuine article, owned by F. B. Young I P??f".Bg'?'i Jl,eB ' ?j J?pi?
attracted attention. i of Albany; Ralph Hoyt, president of
H.J. Moore has a fine display 0f ! the rose fair; Rev. McDougall with on
English and almond nuts: O. MlBirtcn lhu?aam to burn, suggesting that Mr.
a very healthy lemon tree, with the McMurry carry his gospel over the
green fruit, a good one; H. E. Mullen I mountains to me poor people tne otner
iome late peaches and there is a good ald?: dosing with thanks by Lawyer
exhibit of vegetables I Cotton ani three cheers for everybody.
A large number of Albany people and ' Interspersed dispatches of a decided
those from other place have attended , Amorous nature were read from, Pres.
the show, warm in their praise of the ge2VRoos?i.ve't 'pIv, that mT"0
splendid snowing made. It was far ad been the center of the world; from
ahead of last year, and emphasizes the Harriman on the C. & E. extension; a
CHAMPIONS
Ot the Non-i.onference League,
Beat Willamette II to 4.
On account of a long dispute over the
playing of Dunlap properly certified the
game between Albany and Willamette
was not begun until about 4 o'clock,
then without Dunlap, but Willamette's
professional Sullivan remained in the
game without any certifying. But it
made no difference. Willamette start
ed the game with the most life, and
sjon had the bull where a goal could
be kicked from the field. Then Albany
proceeded to do business and by some
splendid runs and forward passes Boon,
had a touchdown and a goal was kicked.
In the next half Albany clearly out
played the Methodists and another
touchdown was soon on record, but the
try at the goal was a failure. The
game ended with the ball out of dan
gar. Beeson, Barry, Ward and Rogaway
did splendid work carrying the ball,
with good interference. The punting
of Yates was very poor. With gooa
kicking Albany would have been good
for at least one more touchdown if not
two. and Willamette's field goal would
never have occurred.
It was about the most interesting
contest played here. Under Coach Luck
a splenaid team has been developed,
the best in Oregon for its weight, and
the greenness of most of the men at
the game.
Mr. Hockenbury, of Portland refereed
the game in a professional way, with
Prof Marquam as umpire. Fred Weath
erford was head linesman and Prot.
lo timekeeper.
The Weather.
Range of temperature 50-36.
The river is 1.6 feet.
Prediction: fair tonight and Thurs.
da:
M.
French local observer.
STOP THAT PAIN. Vibration the
greatest invention of the age. Don't
fail to try free demonstration at Daw
son's drug store this week. Girl wanted.
FOR SALE. A good second hand wag
on, cheap. See W.E.Rogers, R. D. 4.
Home phone 1803.
fact that this Dart of Oregon is in a
position to be second to none in apple
raising.
Every person in the city should see
the exhibit, which is entirely free, one
for everybody.
Wanted, turkevs and all kinds of
pDuitry at w. u. Brown's Lyon street.
Burkhart guarantees his photos. '
Try a Patrick Gordan Cigar. 5 cent
BRUCE & ANDERSON,
Opposite the Hotel Revere, giye care
ful attention to all tonsorial wants. '
FARM AND CITY PROPERTY
i
THE I IMV & DCMTAM DC A I CCTATE Cfi
Now have a good list of FARM AND CITY property and take pleasure in show j 1 IYV1 T. li. JJCLlll(U
ing you any place you wish lu a-iu huuuio w ...
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 r irst it
Plumbing
and Tinning.
W. E. FRANCIS,
126 ELLSWORTH ST.
Bell Red 2401. Home 246.
First class work
guaranteed.
DR. MARY MARSHALL
Osteopathic Prys!cian,
226 BroadalbinlStreet, Albany.
Phone Black 482.
Afagncstic Vealer
I Rheumatism, Kidney and Bladder
trouble, Stomach trouble. Liver trouble,
, Female trouble of long standing, Lum-
; bago, Heart trouble. Chronic Constipa
tion, Apendicitis.Imflammation of Bow-
; els, Chronic Ailments of long standing
Portable s earn bath. . Office 418 First
St.. Albany, Ore. No. of Phone 142.
j Calls promptly attended in city.
; Mandolin Lessons
j GIVEN BY
A. H. STEVENS
Evenings at his residence 128 Water St.
Li"?3ons sue. Home fhone evenings i
3?6 Homff Ph"ne dav time 1326.
Pushing the Line.
sure enough one from Mr. Kruttsmtt,
one from Harry Lane, too busy with
the lid; from President elect Taft, W.
J. Bryan, with regards t;o Milt Miller:
Carrie Nation, whose hatchet was out
of repair; Mrs. Woodcock, E. L. Smith,
of Hood River, who objected to Albany
The jewelers of the citv all closed I Be.'.ne e aPPle cen,teI,a3 ,we" ,a
their stores this afternoon during the rauroaa center, ana ineoaore ononis,
funearl of Henry Ewart, attended by a I "r,tf tof ru" a fub fwav from the St
large number of friends Charles to the depot.
Another song and three cheers for
i the Portland ladies at a separate table
T-,r.-..Tr, , . ..,. .' ancl tno happy crowd dispersed, Eugene
FOR -ALE. 160 acres foot hills 12 first amid hurrahs for that place, in
wii,co wcau ut uuiuuii, Byuu uuuoo, 'order to reacn tne train earner.
UBLU, iJBJllllga, XlUlb I'll It. qAU UU
acre or will trade for Albany prop
erty. J. R. Metzgar 3rd and R. R.
29t
HOUSE FOR SALE. The old house The rails have been laid a block on
on the-Jones DroDertv. at Washiner- the new electric line. The toD of the
. ton and Third streets. Call at the : rails are exactly on line with the curb
,: office of the Albany Supply Co. ling. A splendid job is being done un-
FOR RENT. A furnished room, at 1 der the direction of Foreman Stewart,
225 West Third street an experienced railroad builder who
WANTED-NursegirratSt. Charles, j lehT ffiSJ
NAPOLEON JEAN, Architect, con-1 work will be done.
tractor and builder, lib t erry St.
TEAM FOR SALE. Inquire of V. E.
L,ooney, tangent, ur. ,
TmffimVllSfST1- For thirty days we have five 6-acre
W. Boom, at J. A. Howards real . tracts and four 10-acre tracts, within a
estate office. ! mile and a half of Albany. Fine land,
CHICKENS. Twelve or fifteen fine at the right price and on easy terms,
barred Plymoth Rocks. Call at Dem- j Get busy before it advances in price,
ocrat office. J Inquire cf the Linn and Benton Real
FOR SALE. A good 7 room house and Estate Co., temporary offices over the
barn with 4 good lots, west Albany. : P. O.
This is the best bargain that has been i - - -
offered. If you want a snap iookj Albany Depot and football pos t cards
!3mD w'th?ut delav- J- v- P'PO- at Meisers.
203 West 2nd St.
Bring Your bubsription
NOW I
We have bottom' figures Jon -Single
or Ciub lists for 1908-9'
at
Charles Knecht's
Land in Small Tracts.
HOT CHICKEN
TAMALIES
-AND
LIGHT LUNCHES
SERVED AT
THE ELITE
"Chocolate Shop."
OAS T O
Bun th. ?lh8 Ui H,n Um1 B,II8M
LIGHT SUMMER FABRICS. Mf. IMS. 0. Haff faVe,
HENRY
DEALER 'IN: CHOICE MEATS
OF ALL KINDS.I
Sicond anil E llsworthlStreets.jA lbar y
"k. A. LEININGER.
Dentist
Crawford Block, - - - - Albany,
j when cleaned by our methods of dry
j cleaning, are made to lock just as good
I as made to .ook just as new. Waists
' and dresses of oc-licate colors and ma
, terial we rfnuvate to the delight of the
i owner. We :iUo dye any garmnnt de
sired in beautiful shades and colorings.
THE CLEANER,
C. E. SHELLiEY, Prop.
4J) W.lst St. Beli Phone black 273 ;
, Home phone 196
J. w, beAtlev
Democrat Building, Albany,
Is prepared to make anl repair boots
j ana saoes lor man, woaen ana cnil
dren in a workman hue mannet.
OF CHICAGO. ILL.
Graduate of William H. Sherwood's
school ot Music, will give private iti
structions in Pianj at the Hrivatu Par
lors Hotel Revere un SaturJjys. Hours
5 to 6
DR. W.
Dentist
Over Wcodwo th's Drug Store. Both
phones.
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SKATING RINK
Will be open for skaters Tuesdiy,
Thursday Jand Saturday nights. Go and
tnjoy the Bport. t21
This Week, the Apple Fair !
"The Latch String Hangs Out"
You are cordially invited to make our store your headquarters, where
everything is new, clean and attractive
This is also an opportune lime to select that Winter Suit, Overcoat,
or Cravenatto, now being received daily, from the best known makere
in America, STRICTLY HAND TAILORED. All the now creations,
in Suits, and a guaranteed perfect fit.
Everything for Men
The Blain Clothing Company