Albany
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VOL XLIY
ALBANY. OREGON. FRIDAY APRIL 2 1909
NO 35
Just Received.
3000 more Easter
Post Cards. The best
and biggest line of
cards and Easter
Novelties in Albany.
Ves Ruby is the best 25c coffee at
MEISER & MEISER
E
MPIR C
THEATRE "
LONGER j
SESSIONS.!
THE BOYLES.
1 II I HIM MFT'Pr"MPflllU"li" III. IfM
Real Vaudeville
Pittsburg, March 27. Bovla and hia
wife, the kidnappers of the Whitla
Washington, March 67. -The House boy' were lodeed in the Mercer county
decided to hold longer sessions on the J". 'May. Information was filed
! tariff, working until 10:30 each
' Many speeches will be made.
night.
Tonight-Your last chance to see the
DeArmos in their comedy gymnastic
sketch
'The Fool and the Circus Girl."
Watch for the "Regals Musical Act"
which opens Monday night.
A fire program of MoAing Pictures,
Good illustrated Songs.
Admission 10 cents.
Open Air
Concert Free
against them by Whitla. One Pitts-
i uurg man Deneves Boyle may be J. H.
. Boyle, a former agent of the associated
; police at Portland, Oregon, who fled
i after embezzling $4,000 in 1907.
EGGS. Buff orpington, $1.50 a setting
of 15. W. L. Cobb, R. D. 4. Home
Phone 2305. 20t
Remarkable
Prosperity.
The proprietors of the Toggery re
port that their retirement sale which
started yesterday resulted in 50 per cent
more business than thpv hnri antici
pated. The steady stream of purchasers
delayed some of the clerks for lunch
until four o'clock p. m. All the high
est grade of goods received the greatest
demand. This all shows that the peo
ple are new more prosperous than they
have been for years, and that in pros
perous times real bargains are snapped
up quicker than during stagnant times.
Today the business opened up even
livelier than yesterday and the house
was swamped all day long. The litera
ture which was circulated in the COUn
trU haa h,mirV.t onn-n nf f
,J . " wot vwu uuuuug open ume 18 One miner and Bnirjurincr . V. " .ft"". mullein IV
ana will give you a chance to hear some that open date is another. The ask- AU,Bn v! and Ju dg'ng ironi tne way they
About Opera house Dates.
The opera house is open for anv date
ahead that may not be taken, for any
At Dreamland tonignt 7:15 p. m. Person wno may want it, just the same
sharp. The O. A. C. Male Quarfette a5 !t slwaya haa been. To our knowl-
will sing several numbers in the loby in ateVngag the'm." Vn'gVea
front of Dreamland tonight. Every dates is what we want. Asking for
gooa singing, inese ooys all have fine inr for open time is a very common
vuitco wiui menu vogeuier id a very almost every day affair with us We
hamon4c BI!d Peasng manner hardly ever pay anv attention to it. on.
ly for the length of time that it takes to
SEE THE BIG WINDOW FOR
BARGAIN FRIDAY SPECIALS
$25.00 Street and.Evening Dresses for $15.00
Messeline, Taffetta and Surrah Silk, one piece Dresses in all the new shades of
Cedar, Catawba, Taupe, Wisteria, Camel, Tan, Ashes of Rose. Black, Pink and
Brown. They are all Sample Dreses and every one a beautiful model worth
$25-00 any time or place. Our price One Day. Only ; . . . . $15.00
do the asking. Please keep that in mind
iiereaner, ana mere wont be any con
fusion. The Stock Company will not
, iiiterrere witn any dates wanted
anytning else, but you must Inquire
more than a couple days ahead.
i. B. schultz. Manager.
H . R. Schultz, Proprietor.
The Corvallis Churches.
Tailored Suits Artistic Spring Mi,Iinery
The Millinery Section of the "Style Store" is all
Don't put off buying your Spring Suit, the stock aBlow wi'h Spring Creations of newest design. Your'e
is complete and never again can you see so many styles welcome to look.
! and colors. .
i ; - ' '
The Ouartett onenmi at Dreamland
last nignc lor a two night stay only.
I They pleased thres well tilled houses in
,' such a manner as to compell them to
I take several curtain calls and the au
j dience were loath to let them go then.
We also have a funny little comedy
by the Dreamland Co. entitled O'Tool's
Battle of Anti up, which pleased our i
I pat, una mob uigiii. uuu was very creuit- I
ably handled by Messrs. Perry. Berry I
and Mrs. Nellie Stewart a very inter-
eating set of views of the Land of the !
I Nile and last but not least 2000 ft of J. M. Nolan, of (Vn-vnllio haa
all star feature Moving pictures with ' elnnwi a j .. i . .
two of the best side splitcing comedies T" a mn days special sale, giving
we have had for some time. Also a I acn cnur,ch of the ctiy a day and 10
very neat caichy illustraled song by ' Peent of the sales on that day. The
Mr. Knrov An hm.- m.1 half , total sales were $3,900. and church.!
jgood clean refined entertainment. lu,,!?dth.euf?.IIo,iinK amounts; M. E
I Dig rehned feature acts 7, for ten SSJ'io' l' vi' ra- South
cents only. iImS? 5aPtlst S324. Presbyterian
;7 ' i"""'Becai di.ai, unristian
$31.27, Congregational $26.21. Episco
, pal $33,25.
Hm hllVinor Onrinn. .tlnlhinn. nknn-
shirts, etc, they have got all the money
thpv need in this land of plenty, the
Willamette Valley.
For Monday a few boxes of new gin
ger will be opened up and the stock re
plenished with some brand new soring
ff goods fresh from the factory, that
nvtu uuugllL ill Italian, ub H UlaCUUUb UL
one third when the Toggery changed
hands.
Chambers & McGune
Albany's Leading Cloak and Suit Store.
E5E53
Empire Theatre.
Last night saw a very large , crow d
during the entire evening at the Em
pit?. People of Albany realize that
they ate seeing the best show ever be
fore presented for the price of admis
sion .
The DeArmos will be here tonight
only, are high class acrobats and are
performing feats on the rings and
trapeze that are wonderful.
Beginning Monday night the funniest
musical and black face comedy sketch
ever seen in Albany will be given.
Sunday Train Serv'ue.
Beginning March 28th Sunday service
on the Lebanon Branch will be estab
lished as follows:
Train Leaves Lebanon 6:45 A. M.,
arrives Albany 7:25.
Train Leaves Albany 8:55 P. M. ar.
rives Lebanon 8:00.
u. K. Montoomory, Agent.
Burkhart Photographer.
Burkhart guarantees his nhotos.
Snow Flake Family Flour.
imanufactured with the latest improved machinery, made especially for this mill
high grade Absolutely pure- Guaranteed $1.35 per sack, $5.20 per bbl.
Olympic Family Flour.
A patent hard wheat. $1.60 per sk. $6 20 per bbl. At all the grocers.
Albany Mill Feed.
.$ .90
$1.30
BRAN per sack ,
Shorts 'per sk
at either the Red Crown or Magnolia Mills.
We put more Brand in the sack than any mill in Linn County. Every sack
weighed. Our shorts are equal to Middlings ot other mills.
Custom chopping a speciality.
giWE BUt OA IS. See us about them.' A. W. BOWERSOX, Agent
Walter Parker,
Grocer
and;
Baker
tl6 WEST KIB8T HTKlSfcT,, ALBANY OKEOON
First class goods in their season
Phone Alain SB.
STAR BAKERY.
C. Meyer, Prop.,
Firstclass baked
goods, groceries,
produce , fruits,
etc.
fairdale Plant harm.
I have for sale a choice lot of plants j
for fall planting at reasonable prices, i
Gooseberries, red and white currants, j
loganberries, dewberries, rhubarb, '
hedge plant and sape. I
IVEK C. DUEDALL.
Home Phone 7102. R. F. D. No. 5.
Both Phones 57
Bargains in Farm and
City Property.
! 170 acres, 90 acres in cult, balance in
timber, best of black loam soil, o-nnri
I large house, ham and orchard, school
; and church near, close to rail road stat
ion. Frice $50.00 per acre.
10 room house and one lot near the
proposed High School building, house
rents at $14.00 per menth, for a quick
sale $2000.00 takes it.
50 acres near the City, 45 acres in
cultivation, fair house and barn, family
orchard, just the place 'or dairy or
poultry farm. Price $5500.
12 good vacant building" lots in the
eastern portion of the city, will sell
singly or all together. Price $225 each.
680 acres within 1 1-2 mile of railroad
station, 250 acres in cultivation 2 good
uaina, kuuu urcnara, running ana spring
water, best stock farm in the state, as
well as the cheapest, Price $25 per acre.
5 room house with about half Mnolr nf
land in western portion of the city, look
j this up if you want a snap. Price $2000.
I 8 room house and one lot in western
portion of the city. Price $1500.
( 165 acres within 5 miles of Albany, all
, open land and sll can be cultivated, 40
acres seeded to clover, fair hnimo irnnr)
, barn, no timber, fine dairy or all purpose
"". rrice oo per acre.
1 87 acres near a gcod town in southern
Oregon, all in culti. Fair improve
ments, 7 acres orchard, 50 acres in
' croP- Price $5500.
' 7 room house, barn and one lot near
the proposed Hign School bld'g rents
at $1J per month. Price $1600
! Several small tracts of garden'or
fruit lands near the city, with or with
out improvements at bargain prices.
! Full particulars will be given of any
of the above to those who mean busi
ness, by calling at my on ce. No infor
mation given over the telephone.
i C. G. Burkh'art,
j 102 E. First St
Notice to Architects'.
I Notice is heteby given that the Board1
ot Directors of School District 5, Linn
county, Oregon, will receive plans and
specifications, ut the office of the clerk
till bMU p. m. Friday. April 2, 1909. for
a Modern High School building, to be
built of brick or stone. Said building
to have a combined assembly and class
room with floor space large enough to '
hold four hundred desks. Also all
ncce5arv recitation rooms, Larrato-i
nes, office, library, fuel and furnace
rooms, halh, etc.
Other arrangemtntj being of equal
value the plan orovidine for, a suitable
gymnasium will be biven the prefr
ence. i Total cost not to exceed $15,000.00
exclusive of furniture.
' , , John Foshay. '
J. L. Tomi.i.nson. Cfnirman.
Clerk.
Brownsville.
Following are the new officers ot the
commercial club: W. E. Pears presi
dent, H. E. Hillaary v. p., Wayne Stan
ard secretary and treasurer, W. J.
Hooker assistant, J. E. Coppock, W.
M. Knapp, Jos Hume, J. D. Irvine, L.
H. Campbell, Ed. Holbway and F. M.
Brown directors.
The electric light plant is to be en
larged. The city has ordered a $250 chemical
engine of A. G. Long & Co., Portland
Rev. J. F. Lyon has accepted a call
to the Dastorate of the Prnnhvtei-inn I
church at Newburg, going there next 1
week. . !
We Haven't Said Much
About Uur Own Make 01" Baking Powders
DIAMOND BP AND
For the last six years we have sold over 2C0 pounds per week and ;
lot a single can has been returned. THIS SPEAKS FOR ITSELF.
Remember this is home manufactured goods and contains no alum or amonia
and is not sold at Trust trices. In several sizes PER POUND 40 cents.
Money refunded if not satisfaetoay. TryJIt. i
commercial coffle & crockery co.
223 First Street Opposite First National Bank.
be :
Socialism and the Home,
The regular propaganda meetimt
Albany Socialist Local No. 2 will
held at Clevenger Hall at 3 o'clock on 1
Sunday. Mrs. Kimball will lecture on '
Socialism Breaking Up the Home. '
This is an argument often brought
against socialism. Come and hear the
truth. Edward J. Kimball, Sec.
A Car Load of Cement.
Umphrey & McKey are prepaing for
a big season in ce"ment work. Through '
the Spaulding Co. they have ordered a !
car load of Standard cement, enabling'
them to give the bottom price in taking
Fancy Canned Table Peaches put
up in heavy syrup cheaper than
you can put them up if you had
the jars and sugar free.
40 dozen cans of the "All Gold"
and "Preferred Stock" brand in
both Crawford and Lemon cling
at 20 cts. the can while they last.
These are regular 30 and 35c.
goods.
Our Furniture and Pug Dept. is
getting more popular every day.
Gilbert Bros.
Now Is The Time to buy.
Lime & Sulphur spray, New stock
bulk, garden, field and grass seeds. I
Onion setts, Lime, Planter, Cement,
Powdered sulphur, Land Pldsler. '
Senders FEEd Stork. ;
435 West First St. Albany, Oregon.
F. G. Will for watches.
O y. S3J 1? 0 . X -fls-.
Bean tlio T 14:1111 VtJ" Haia W Bought
Sigoaturo
of
gain
Milk .Notice.
Beginning April 1st Jpr ices for milk
will be as follows:
Pints each 4 cts 1 pi. pf,
Q j jri each 6 cts, 1 qt. j,r.
mmtn
2 q's. pr cay pr month'
By the gallon
Cream r pint
It has been noised about
that Holt is going away;
but it is a mistake.
BUT HE IS HERE TO STAY
t.ay
pr.
..fl 10
Pr
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.. 3 fin
G. W. Kuit.e. l'i
Barrett Bros.
Call up Kim? Phonj 71 Boll Red 81"
N tice to Contractors.
Bids will be received until 7 p. m.
April 3 ,'or.;h erection of a bank build
ing for Albuny Slate Bank, plans msv
be Eton ui ili an.hitects office.
C. H. iUHCCCAP, Architect.
FOIt SALE (HEAP.
n-t. '1 Cur1 is
115 liraadaiinn St.
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