The Gossard
Corset
They Lace in front
Do you do your figure justice?
is certain that you do not unless you
have fitted it with a Gossard corset,
It gently forces a woman to Btand cor
rectly. It giyes her a new straightness
of shoulder. Most models
$5.
.oo
Fittec. by comf e'ent fitters.
Fine Wall Paper
One of the largest and best selected
stock of Wall Paper in Oregon can be
found at our store. Bright, clean pat
terns to select from; newjshades in .
Brown and Olive. Our time is your
time. Our prices are correct. We
ask you to call and see the lines
Burkhart & Lee.
THE JEWELER.
The best to be secured in
Watches and all kinds of
Jewelry.
FARM AND CITY PROPERTY'
THE UNN & BENTON
Now have a good list of FARM AND C1T 1 property ana lane pleasure msnow
ing you Iny place you wish to see. No trouble to us. No expense to you.
iiik yo" uy J s sii Toko vour choice. Get the best.
ooo 11a SPA it fill.
u.. -to,, 4 air th hankers
ne u hcii: w avaj.
Ou- offices are temporarily over the
LIGHT SUMMER FABRICS,
hen cleaned by our methods of dry
cleaning, are marie to'lock just as good
as made to .00k just as new. Waiots
and dresse3 of telica'.a colors anJ ma
terial we renovate 10 the delight of the
owner. We also. dye any garmnnt de
sired in beautiful shade3 and colorings.
THE CLEANER,
C. E. SHELlEY, Prop.
4.0 W 1st St.
Beli Phone black 273
.Home phono 19(3
Ladies Tailored Waists
Simplicity is the kevnote of most waist Htvles.
effects are very fashionable. Net waists in pretty conceits and
in the new tailored styles are much in evidence. Tnis is a brief
of the waist style news. A visit to our waist department will
show a varied and charming expression of these tendencies
Their agreeable low prices will not be the least of their charm.
New Showing of Scotch and French
Ginghams
Stripes and Plaids 25c per yard
Dotted, Plain and fancy Swisses 15c to 75c pel yard
Shirting and Madras for tailored waists, beau-
titul in finish, great variety 15c to 50a per yard
Bordered Lawns and Dimities 15c
Reps in plain colors, good quality 25c
Gaiata cloth washes well, strong and serviceable for boys
waists and suits new patterns.
4
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REAL ESTATE CO.
about us
n n:
Post Olhce.
833 West First St
DR.W. R. BILYEU,
i Dentist j
Over Wcodworth'a Drug Store. Both ;
phones.
B8DJB & ANDERSON
! Opposite the Hotel Revere, give care
. ful attention to all tonsorial wants
!M. B. CRAFT,
1 242 West Second St., Albany
Fir-.vclasj meats of all kinds, from
felitcied stock.!
The Oliver Typewriter.
Best on the!market. First National
Bank people have five. Albany College
hasten. Thirty-five used in Ablany.
See the new tabulator and ruling de
able monthly. See one at Steward &
Sox Hardware Co.
1-cor.e 218.SHo,ce P5' n-
Tailor made
mm
When the children grow up it's their
lookout it they buy pinch-toe shoes.
Until then, its up to you to see that
their tender little feet are allowed to
keep the shape that a kind Providence
intended. You are safe in letting us
help you. We sell the natural form
shoe for little folks 75c to $2 50.
If you want up-to dale
sanitary
plumbing go to Francis' Plumbing Shop.
Plumbing and tinning. First class
work guaranteed.
Ice Creams
. at the
CREST
are pure and wholesome,
L. L. POTTS.
Both Phones.
316 W 2nd St.
'(JURTIS REAL
ESTATE CO,
116 BROADALBIN ST.
Farm land and city property bought :
and sold, ;
Parties having land or city property '.
or sale will do well to list with us. .
Phones Bell black 63, Homo main 231. '
PACIFIC 1
SHOE J5HOP. j
Lyons and First St. opposite j
the Ru t ouse :.
Shoes made to order.' Tender and j
deformed foot wear ft specialty. ;
First class repairing done on short
Koticc. Ail work guaranteed. 1
THOS. DONLON.
SEE TOM YOUNG j
The Painrir, before you have that
(,.,;., ...n i .,:.. .1 I
KOK6! "' b.,i.iiit UUiltS.
122 ferry bt. Home Phone 320.
IflCDITPI'O DATUO
W ILnLUlV O uM I IIU
217 West First St.
FlP.iiTCLAS3WORK GUARANTE
THIS MORNING
News From Albany's Six
Trains.
Early
F. E. Fenton, of Portland, a former
Albany merchant, returned home after
a visit with his folks in Benton county.
His father has sold his place there, but
win remain several weeks.
Mr. Hoover, of the Hoover saw mill.
was waiting for the train. He report -
ed a suspension bridge across the San
tiam at Detroit, recently erected by
Mr. john Outerson. of the hotel.
long needed improvement. It will en
able people going there to cross the
river to the popular camping ground,
with ease, it is well constructed with
large cubles. and is safe.
H. M. Clanev. of Ft. Morgan, Iowa.
after a short visit here, went to Port
land, netore returning nome
Mrs. hi. E. Warner came down from
her farm.
Mrs. F. H. Colpitts went to Portland
to join her husband.
W. W. Pollock went to Salem.
Misses Patton and Bain. Dromine nt
nign scnooi students, returned Irom
a visit at the Patton home at Halsey.
Miss Rector, of the county treasur-!
er 8 olhce, returned from a Halsey
Visit. ;
Election of Library Society.
!i- Mo-,'- t ,1. .
bt. Mary s Library association met
last night for the annual election of
officers, who will serve for one year,
Miss Minnie Lusr-zer was elected urn-
sident. Miss Margaret Dooley secre-
tary and Miss Maggie Shea treasurer. In the evening at five o clock the
The society was organized three years girls of the Y. W. C. A will serve sup
ago and has a large membership among per on the college campus to which the
me young people ot the church. Liter-
ary and social meetings are held twice
a month and a select library is being '
gradualy built up. j
The Crusher Crushing.
The rock crusher began this forenoon
to crush Niagara rock into Bmall pieces
I for the pavement of Albany's streets,
; as well as others. The big bins will be
filled before the actual beginning of
. paving, so that when operation! Begin
there will be no waiting for rock.
Something New.
Electric heater for hot water bottles
I
used with any bottle, keens water at a
onstant temperature, current con
uned, one-sixth of 16 cp. lanp. Kal
tin Electric Supply Co.
Dr. Lowe uses the same methods in
testing the eyes as the leading oculists
of our large Eastern cities and has all
that is new and up-to-date in spectacles
and eye glasses. Consult him Tuesday
and Wednesday, May 4 and 5 at Hotel
Revere.
Dr. Lowe the well-known optician
will be in Albany May 4 and 5. As he
does not go from house to house con
sult him in Revere House.
If 'you have head and eye ache con
sult Dr. Lowe about your eyes. 19 years
experience.
May 4 and 5 are the days to fix well
in your memory if you have defective
sight Dr. Lowe's coming.
Coffee that's ALL coffee high qual-1
lty Chase & Sanborn s Coffee is on
oaic 111 niuaiij viujr n, v . gii ucm.i vw. ,
FOR SALE. -A ladies bicycle, In good
repair. Call at 1140 E. First St. t21
FOR RENT. Two unfunished room,
Mira Jones, 8th and R. R. sts.
sorority
Chocolates
'"Taylor Male"
Fine Artists Proofs by Westervelt
With Every lib Box.
ELITE
Chocolat Shop.
Have You Made a Personal
Investigation ?
Are you interested in the prevailing Sty les, colors, and
frabrics for Spring? in just ho n a man of good state
should dress?
YOU ARE INVI TED
to look through our new and complete ALL SPRING
line for the new things olfered, in suits, shoes, hats,
shirts, ties, and everything a man wears a look
through, will cost you ni thing, and will more than pay
you for the trouble, us y u will then know, from the in
vestigation what your spiing out-fit should be.
"45 YEARS 'OF KNOWING HOW"
The Blain Cloth!
Albany
C H NEWS
Deeds recorded:
W. C. Stellmacher to H. Bryant,
1 acre, 11 4 w .. $ 75
R. J. McKilloD to Dor.uld Mc
Knipht. 1153 acres 3750
S. U. Wilson to King b. Harper, ;j
blocks N. Brownsville 809
Jas. W. Shirley to E. E. Van Epps
and wife 6 lots Crawfordsville . 700
J. K. Weatherford to Free M. E.
church. 2 lots. Waterloo 100
I Margnretha Karctens toCarl Grill,
136.16 acrei 2270
1 Henry Karstens jr, to Carl Grill,
j acre 10
John y. Gar. and to Matilda Gar
lund, 1 lot H'a 2nd ad .
1500
Mortgages for $500, $250.
Releases for $1500, $?50 a nd $1000.
Registration title Chris. Howland and
C. O. Shelvik, part of block 76 Albany.
Stock brand filed by G. A. Loring.
! Hunters license E. T.
: land.
Price, of Port-
College Notes.
... , . , , , . , ,
mlss Kuln omun 01 won uroen, nas
entered college for the remainder
of
!
thn Rnmnsrr
The May pole dancers are bU9y prac-,
ticing tne winding ot the May noie. i
The program for the day is about com
plcted and the musical number will be
!;.,ii,.i fi u, wiiii- ctio
president of che student bodv. will
crown the Queen.
The Student Bodv invites everv one
to witness their May Day celebration.
puonc is invited.
New Shoe MaKer.
I have secured the services of a first
class shoe maker, a late arrival from
tie east. Bring your shoes and have
them made good as new for a little
money. BURNS' SHOE STORE.
t6
When married
Go and buy your dishes from an up-to-date
stock and light prices. The
place: At Charles Knecht's.
j Weed pullerb,
Lawn shovels to dig around the walk,
i All kinds of pruning goods,
I At the Albany Hardware Co's.
FOR SALE. A Jersey cow and calf.
Call at J. H. Stevens, 938 Calapooia
street. Red 171 Pacific.
FURNISHED ROOMS.-Two good
ones at Mrs. Bilyeu's 225 W. 3rd. t25
MRS. NICHOLS,
The Great Millinery Sale
Continued.
What one tells another is (he best advertisement any store can have.
Women who showed the great millinery values before Esster will tell'
their neighbors so we continued the sale giving one-fourth off. We are
adding a few lines such as hand bags. combs, ladiesshirt wuists. Princesses
dresses and Jumper Suits. You will find our pricus very moderate.
SOME PEOPLE CAN EAT
Anything that is set before them. Have vou ever envied the good, hearty
appetite and said to yourself: "I wish I could eat like that"?
You can. It is simply a question of very careful selerlinn nnd not buying
too big a variety or two much.
Whatever you decide upon, get good. .
It will taste twice as good when you know it is the best. Select some" of
the dainties that are prepared for the special purpose of sharpening the ap
ap petite -you will eat twice as heartily and with real relish.
TOMLINSON & HOLMAN.
WAIT MEAD,
WATCHES and FINE REPAIRING
113 BR0ADALBIN STREET.
- ' - Orvgo..
THE DEPOT
PLATFORM.
R. A. Marshall, of Marshall Brothers,
cement contractors, 629 Chamber of
Commerce Building, Portland, has been
in the city making arrangements to be
gin work next Tuesday on the new ce
ment walk at the depot, for which his
firm has the contract, an extensive job.
There if to be a fifteen foot platform
on the north side of the depot, a twenty
five foot one on the track side, one on
the west end ten feet beyond the two
uillars, and a six foot walk from it to
Ninth street.
Mr. Marshall is an old printer, though
he has but one arm, losing his left arnu
when a boy of fourteen. He had not
seen a case for twenty years, and so,
for the experience, when at the Demo
crat office lust evening set a line or two
and read type bottom side up as handily
as when setting type on a San Francis--
co paper years ago. Mr. Loring, in
charge of the construction work for the
S. P., had also sot typo forty years ago:
but he had forgotton the whole trick,
tnd lett the job to his genial t riend.
4th of July Talk.
Some one says the proper thing this
year will be to unite with Lebanon in
a 4th of July celebration, that arranar-
"BVH ,;Buy UB "eB" mrro,
'""i "1"7
1 er for each to celebrate. The sugges
tion is worthy of consideration. Al
bany always wants to do the fair
tmng.
Wouldn't you like to make a test of
our coffee ou your own table? Then
come in and let talk It over. We
handle Chase & Sanborns' high quality
line and want you to try the grade we
sell at the price you are now paying.
We know we can give you better all
'round cup quality for youi money.
Will you let us show you?
Owen Beam Co., Leadidg Grocers.
Friendship, engagement and wedding
rings a specialty. F, M. French.
F. G. Will for watches
FOR SALE. A good Diano, a lady's
bicycle and a bed room stt. Call at
once, at 240 WeBt Third street.
FOR SALE. Seven acres of orchard
land in Soutbern Oregon. Call at
415 E. 9th St. t4
ESTRAYFl).-A horse, roan, bald faced
about 25 yearn old, left Friday April
23. Call up Home phone 1015. J. H.
Koch. t4
Wholesale
and
ICE
retail.
Delivered every
where..
Order at Albany
. Ice Works.
GLEN JUNKINS, Mgr.
125 WEST
FliiT STREET."
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