SPECIAL PRICES THIS
SILK DRESSES
Values very moderately priced before are
offered so low that it will be to your interest
to look them over:
Druses worth 35, $40, and $53 at $27.00
Values for $95 to $30 for . . . $18.00
Dresses at $15.00 to $20.00 for . $L2.00
Ladies extra thin Lisle Gauze Hose
50c grade 37c
Ladies summer weight Union Suits
50c grade 37c
Mens' and Boys Bathing Trunks . 15c.
Another shipment of our regular stock Shoes lias arrived
If you have been waiting for particular sizes they are here.
Albany
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; newlshades 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 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 arc temporarily over the Post Office. 333We8t FirstSt
Senders'
FEED 51 ORE,
435 West First 5t Albany, V.
Headquarters for "Alsen and
Pyramid" Portland Cement, "Roache
Harbor" Lime, Ruberoid Roofing,
Wood Fibre Plaster, Sulphur, Spray,
Poultry supplies. Dalles Diamond and
Liberty Bell hard wheat flour, Hay,
Graii, Mill Feed andalt
HURRY UP WAGON,
Rieht on hand anv time of the day or
night. Transferring baggage a sntc-l
laity.
Anv kind of wood for sale.
Phones-Bell Rel 2U: Homo Rod 103.
Office with Curtis Rc:;l Esis'e Co
It. B. MAYBERRY,
ViERECK'S BATHS
V Vest First St.
"RSTCLAS3W03K GUARANTE
AO? flTVTr' That's fineat
SHINE ssr asis.1
LL,
i We keep the best of all kinds. See
us for figures.
CITY LUMBER YARD
! WILKINS & SON.
DR. W. R. BILYEU,
Dentist
WILL & STARK BLOCK, ALBANY
MilK Prices
I
Prom J j iy 1st prices for milk and'
cream belivered by us will be as fol- j
lows: I
Quarts d.iily delivered 7 cts, $2 10
per month.
Pints daily delivered 4 cts, $1.20 '
pernonth. ;
Gallon daily delivered 22,'j cts per gal. I
Hotel fiat rate 20 cts per gallon. I
Cream 30 cents per quart.
15 ' " pint.
' 10 " . " !( pint. !
H. M. Palmer.
Prop. Goldf n Rule Dairy, j
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WEEKON
Oregon
If you want up-to date 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-
LIGHT SUMMER FABRICS.
when cleaned by our methods of dry
cleaning, are made to look just as good
as made to .ook just as new. Waists
and dresses of delicate colors and ma
terial we renovate to the delight of the
owner. We also dye any garmnnt de
sired in beautiful shades and colorings.
THE CLEANER.
C.
E. SHELLEY, Prop.
Beli Phone black 273
Home phone 196
41:0 W 1st St.
CURTIS REAL
ESTATE CO,
115 BROADALB1N ST.
Farm land and city properly bought
and sold,
Portiea having land r-r city property
or sale will do well to list with us.
Phones Bell black (?, Home main 231.
Wood Sawing.
We are still Bawing. See or phone rn
before engaging your work, A II nrdi rs
promptly attended to. B. F. Rnzi-ll.
Home m2. Bell Blk. 2451. 14t '
j 'v-t '(Standard"
I
THIS MORNING
Early
News from Albany's
Trains.
Six
Mr. James Blakely and his son 1
Henry, of Brownsville, left for the
Seattle fair. As Mr. Blake y is now 96
years and 7 months of age the event is
of more than passing interest. It is
doubtful it there is another mn at ths
fair that o d. If there is it is in order
for him to report. j
Mr. and Mrs. Swingle, of Kenowick
left for home, after a visit at the horns
of Mrs. Swingle's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A Kyle. They were in the run-,
away accident across the river, result-1
ing m Mrs, Kyle's collar bone being
broken and took back a few bruises of
their own.
Geo B. Whitcomb and Mrs. Geo. A.
Geisendorfer left for Portland as wit
nesses in a land contest case, some one
having begun proceedings tu oust one
of their neighbors from a claim.
Lawyer and Mrs. S. M. Garland, of
Lebanon, left for the Seattle fair.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank O'Brien and
second daughter left for Portland.
Catherine remained at home to take
care of the twins.
Constable John Catlin went to Salem
after a law breaker.
Lawyer G. W. Wright went to Port,
land to try a case,
Mrs. C. B. Winn and son Curtis left
for Gladstone Park, where they -will at
tend Chautauqua.
S. S. Bailey, Mrs. Bailey. Miss Ella
Bailey and Mrs. Schuecker left for
Portland.
W. B. Robertson and family, who
have been making Albanv their home.
left for Gates to resume their residence
there.
At the Hotels.
J. S. Lamar, Halsey
Mrs. R. E. and Florence Stevenson,
Seattle
L. A. Miller, McMinnville -G.
W. Jenkins, Lincoln, Neb.
Mrs. S. G. Irvine. NewDort
Mrs. Wither and daughter, Lehanon
w. A. Hoover, Detroit
A. J. Caldwoll, Stayton
u. s. umory. uioagett
Walter S. Stevens & wf, Khelton,
Neb.
J. S. Hulburt And daughter, Fonta
nels, Iowa
J. H. Srewry, Eugene
John H. Sugg, Vancouver
Jas. Pitzel, Lyons
Another Lash SysFem.
S. S. Munroe, of Oakland. ICalif., is
in the citv, putting a Bilt-Rite cash
system in the Hamilton Store. It is
bilt lite, looks rite, works rite and is
sold rite, according to Mr. Munroe, a
modern improvement characteristic of
the progress of the Hamilton Store.
1
Over $100 an Atre.
'
J. S. Harbison, of Syracuse precinct,
has sold 110 acres of his fine farm to a
new comer from the east, for $13,500.
This includes some stock, but the price
is over $100 an acre. Mr. Harbison has
considerable left, and expects to have
a new home erected on it.
We have all the latest styles in ear
nags, rrencn, cne jeweler.
F. 0. WILL, tor Watches.
I An eight foot show case for sale at
French's Jewelry store.
A Word !
Our Ice Cream is made of the best
Jetsey cream we can get, coming
from the dairy of R, L, Burkhart,
whose dairy is a model of cleanli
ness and sanitary conditions. We
use the very best flavorings, and
our modern methods of manufacture
' make our cream second to none.
THE ELITE
Chocolate Shop.
id Spring Clearance Sale
wn Spring and Summer Snito
You are aware that a sacrifice Bale at this time of the year is
UNUSUAL. The season has been UNUSUAL likewise. We
feel compelled to offer our Spring and Summer line of Men's
Young Men's and Boys Clothing, at prices, thiit will eavoyou
many i dollar.
We propose to sell them at this sale, an 1 we are not taking
los3 and gain into consideration. A look will convince you.
The Sale is on, and'We Haye Ycin Size.
Blain GlothiimCo.
Albanv,
ROCK FOR
GOOD ROADS.
Ubbe Peters has returned from a
Marion county trip, and is quite en
thusiastic over some road he struck be
tween Bit Angel and Scott's Mills. It
is made of crushed rock, and Mr. Peters
hecame convinced that this crushed rock
is tne great thing for a county road,
and that Linn county should take it up.
Crushed lock slays, and it means a
permanent road.
M. L. Foster, who has gained a
Bplendid reputatjon as a road builder,
v,ii in the city yesterday. He sug
gests a plan for gradually building up
the roads of Linn county, under the im
proved grade svstem which it is hoped
will ue taken up by the county court.
Roads leading out from the different
cities will be gradually improved, includ
ing those of Alhany, bo oadly needed,
until the county is well covered. In
connection with them the crushed rock
proposition is worthy of consideration.
C. H. NEWS.
The County Court is holding the reg
ular July term. Many bills have been
allowed.
In estate of H. Mills Cora Mills is ap
pointed administrator.
New Case: Travis Martin agt. Orpha I
King et al. For partition. L. M. Uirl
attorney.
Deeds recorded:
A. D. Norton to Matilda and Rich
ard Marsn lotft bl 14 H's3rdad.$ 1000
evada L. Hart to Geo. C. Rich
ards 1 lot bl 13 City view ad. . . 200
J. S. Harbison to S- P. Van Bush-
kirk 110.06 acres 11,000
Clara Turley to L. F. Smith 30.66 10
acres iu
Five patents Santa Fe R. R. to Linn
county, land in lieu of land in the S. F,
Mountains Forest Reserve.
An Oregon Hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Kline, of Corval
lis, left last evening for Seattle, where
they will attend the fair. Mr a. Kine is
one of the hostesses on Oregon day, the
9th. Mrs J. K. Weatherford of this
city, is another. That is to be a great
Hnv for this fltate. with flnecinl exer-
cises at the builing. Mrs. Kline repre
sented uregon at tne inaugural Dan at
Washington and is kept pretty busy
meeting social demands.
It's Just the Thing.
The denaturized alcohol stoves, at a
cost within the reach of all, at the Al
bany Hardware Co's store, the finest
things out. Single and double. Just
the thing for summer.
Time tried coffees and teas are the
most satisfactory ones. Clmse & Sun-
onrn'g riign urade Brands have been
the standards over forty years. That's
why we handle them. Are you using
them i Uwen Beam C, Albany, Ore.
gon, Sole Agqnts.
FOR RENT. House keening rooms at
the Albany Rooming House 102
Washington St. 7t
FOR SALE. One lot and one 8 room
and one 3 room house close in for
$3500. This iB a snap and must go
soon. Etiiil E. Miller.
NEWPORT COTTAGES. 2 for rent,
one for sale. Inquire of 0. H. Burg
graf. 7t
LOOK! LOOK! LOOK!
BIG CUT IN MILLINERY
All millinery at half price. $5.00 hats $2.50; $3.00 hat at $1.50; $2.00
' hats at $1.00. Children's hats at anv old price.
Shirt Waists from 75c up. Alll New Hand Bags at very low prices.
Do not miss getting some of these good things at prices you nerer heard
of before.
MRS. NICHOLS,
WAIT MEAD,
WATCHES and FINE REPAIRING
113 BR0ADALBIN STREET.
Oregon
BRICK YARD
Bought by the Wentworths-
J, T. and H. T. Wentwortli have
bought the brick yard and outfit of J.
S. Morgan, in the eastern suburbs of
the city. They intend to double the
capacity of the plant, having for che
maritet this year 900,000 brick. They
already have 300.000 brick ready for
th 3 demands of the building people in
the valley. The Wentworths believe
thoroughly in the future of Albany, and
the deal by them will mean a good deal
for Albany.
J. T. Wentworth, who recently went
to Seattle with a view of locating will
be hore for some time, and perhaps
permanently.
They propose that Albanj people
shall have all the brick needed right at
home.
Died
Don Carlos Stewart, at Minto,
Or.,-
on July 3, 1909, of typhoid fever.
He was born at Minto June IS, 1892.
and spent most of his life at home and
in school at Jefferson.
He leaves tho following to mourn his
death: a father and mother one brother.
Lancet of Minto, and foursistera, Miss
Lottie, of Seattle, Mrs. Jessie Sieg
mund, Klumb, Mrs. Alta Leady, Pendle--ton,
and Mrs. Bertha Kebhan, Lyons,
and a host of friends.
The interment was at Jefferson Tues
day, July 6.
Stolen from
the Royal
BaKery
Restaurant.
A lot of meal tickets were- stolen
from the Royal Bakery' Restaurant and
sold to other parties around town for
one dollar each. The purchasers of
these tickets will simply loose their
money, es all ticxets must bear our
signature and date purchased before .,
honored. G. E. Nichols, Prop. .
As gcod as the Indian means som -thing,
but you get it only in the Ind ia
FOR SALE. 160 acre dairy ranch 10
miles from Newport Beach, b miles
from Co. seat. $20 per acre including
8 room house, farm tools and crop.
For particulars address Mrs. Mary A.
Day, Toledo, Oregon.
FOR SALE A 5 room cottage at 1014
E. 4th street, with abstract an.! title.
CaH at once at 640 E. 1st Bt.. phone
Red 941 Bell, as the owner wishes to
leave town.
Farm Property.
105 acres of Santiam river land 85
acres in cultivation, living water, seven
room house, on C. & E. R. R.
160 acres i)4 miles S. W. of Lebanon;.
60 in cultivation, 20 in timber, 80 in
pasture, house and two barns at $32 an-,
acre. A bargain.
402 acres S. E. Sodaville, 50 tillable. .
lots of good pasture, 2,000,000 ft. of"
timber, a line dairy ranch.
400 acres 5 miles N E. of Brownsville,.
50 acres improved, 70 acres in timber
and the rest in pasture, new 9 room
house, 2 large barns, telephone, free
wail delivery.
173.! acres 6 miles west it Albany,
137 acres cleared, 30 acres second
growth timber, 6 room house, large
barn. A beautiful country homo.
185 acres 4 miles west of Lebanon,
all in cultivation, on railroad. No
buildings. ETHEL E. MILLER.
FOR SALE. -5 1-2 acres with seven
room house, barn and wind mill, 1 1-4
out. Cheap. Ethel E. Miller.