4 J
A bPLCIAL SALL OF
Ready -to-Wear Milliner
These hats are extra quality for the money and we offer
them at this special price to close them out. Good quality
buchram frames covered with corded silk or velvet trimmed
feathers, wings, quills, etc. They are really something that
cannot be bought every day at this price. Your choice of 50
hats at $2.00 each.
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY.
AUTO SCARFS
Pink, Grey, Baby Blue, Black andCream fine quality spun silk
$4.00 and $5.00 each.
A large showing of veiling in many styles and colors
25c to 50c yard.
Have you passed our window lately? Next time
take a peep at those Shoes for men.
Shoes for the business man, the natty dresser
and the man who just wants comfort.
Every shoe made to wear and give satisfaction.
What you buy we stand by.
Grocery Department
Fine apple cider for mince-meat by the quart or
gallon.
An excellent line of Queen find ripe olives in bulk
Sweet , and sour pickles also in bnlk. For pure
neas and goodness they can't be beat.
THIS MORNING
News From
Albany's Six Early
Trains.
Prof. J. B. Hor.-er. of the O. A. C,
who had been here to attend u session
of the Commanilery, Teturned noma.
Mr. Messini, of Portland, who hart al o
been here to confer in reference to the
coming of the Scriners, also returned
home. .
The Prince Otto troup went north.
One can always tell an actor from the
makeup and address, as distinctly as a
minister.
Dr. J. C. Booth came down from
Lebanon to attend the monthly session
of the pension board, and Rev. Lacey
on a short trip.
Geo. W. Harris, the famous Sage
Kooster of Democrat correspondence
fame, came down from Eugene on a
few hours trip. He has become a great
Eugene booster, but continues interest
ed in Albany and its splendid progress.
Rev. Knotls left for Salem.
Mrs. Sykes, of Salem, returned home
after a visit at the home of her aunt,
Mrs. D. S Smith.
C. H. NEWS.
Circuit Courc. New Case:
Hattie Umenheffer agt. Wm. Umen
hoffer. For divorce. Married 1895.
Desertion chnrged since July 1907.
Have three children. W. R. Bilyeu at
torney. Marriage license: V. E. Shelton.
aged 29, and Elva Bilyeu, 24, of Scio.
Geo. H. Crowell today got hunters
license No. 1601.
County Court is in session,
bills allowed.
Many
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; new Shades in
Brown and Olive. Our time is ycur
time. Our prices are correct. We
ask you to call and see the lines
urkhart & Lee.
A fine line of novelties arriving
for the holidays Up-to-date
goods, Choice cut glass
FARM PROPERTY FOR SALE
No. 21 350 acres, 300 acres all in
cultivation, 50 acres in good saw
timber and pasture, good hop yard
on place and produces 2400 lbs hops
per acre. Most all A No. 1 bottom
land and will grow anything. This
is one of the most productive farms
in the state. Buildings good, and
running water the year round. I
can at this time give you a bargain
on this place. Terms can be made.
No. 22 170 acres close to Albany and
R. F. D. station, most all in culti
vation, fair buildings, 60 acres in
clover, fine fruit land, and is situat
ed well for dividing into small
; tracts.
i No. 23 50 acres, all beautiful land,
small house, good barn, 6 acres A
No. 1 apple orchard; all tn cultiva
tion. Scnool close to place.
I have some small tracts of good land
close to Albany, with or without
buildings. Call at my office for in
formation. J. V. PIPE,
203 West 2nd St.
By Jingling Jo.
The Sage Rooster,
I A Eugene booster.
Now if Hearst
Will burst.
The gamblers won
In B. F. town.
Wanted a sweeper
That's a keeper.
Being a city father
Is a big bother,
But there are other
Things to consider.
Don't be cross
Even to a h'oss.
The Evangalical Church.
The new Immanuel Church of the
Evangelical Association, at the corner
of First and Pine streets, the only
church on First street, will be formally
dedicated next Sunday at 10:30 a. m.,
when Rev. H. E. Hornschuch, presid
ing elder, will preach the dedicatory
sermon. Rev. Hornschuch will also
preach Friday and Saturday evenings.
The church is a fine structure, a credit
to the east end section.
Probate :-
In estate Martha Isham real estate
ordered sold.
Deeds recorded:
Emma A. Wilkinson to L. H.
Jacks 44 by 111 feet block 41
Albany $ 150
J. H. Higgins to C. M. Bowen &
. wf 30.81 acres 2000
flm. Umenhoffer to Hattie
Umenhoffer etal 8.1 acres.... 80.1
Wm. Umenhoffer to Calvin Umen
hoffer et al 8.1 acres 80.
Mortgage $10,285.
Satisfaction $e6U0.
PERSONAL
AND SOCIAL
Fred Dawson returned this noon from
Newport.
Mrs. Yockey, of Medford, is visiting
Albany friends.
Mrs L. C. Marshall went to Leba
non this afternoon on a visit with her
sister.
Dr. Scott and Ron. of Iowa o(t fnf
'home this week alter a visit at the
home of O. A. Archibald.
F. W. Ledbetterof the Albany Nurs
ery Co., went to Harrisburg this af
ternoon on tree business.
Edward Derry, with M. B. CraA,
went to Portland this afternoon with a
car load of hogs and other Btock.
V. E. Shelton and Miss Elva Bilyeu.
well-known young people of Scio, were
married this noon, Rev. Esson, officia
ting. Distinguished men on No. 14, delayed,
going north at noon wereC. E. Wolver
ton, who had been holding U. S. court
at Medford for two weeks; Lawyer
Fenton, who had been trying three
cases before Judge Wolverton; and
State Sohool Superintendent Ackerman,
who attended an institute at Klamath.
Falls.
Holt Again tor your meats of all
kinds, and the Metropolitan Market
next door for the latest and best in
fruits and vegetables.
WILL,
THE JEWELER.
FARM AND CITY PROPERTY
THE LINN & BENTON REAL ESTATE CO.
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.
Office 236West First St
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
No. 1 Good house of 7 rooms, 7th St.
West Albany; large lot; is a bar
gain. Price $1800.00.
No. 2. 2 cottages, East Albany, price
$800.00 each.
No. 3 Good house of 7 rooms and
some furniture with it, 2 lots, also
barn, East Albany. Price $1400.00.
No. 4 Good 5-room house and 2 nice
lots. Price $1600.00. East Albany.
No. 5 Good 2-story house of 6
rooms, barn and buggy shed, East
Albany. Price-$21U0.U0.
No. 6 Good house of 6 rooms, with 3
lots, West Albany. Price $2300.00.
No. 7 Good 8-room house, bath and
electric lights, lot 50x100 ft, situat
ed on Montgomery St. Price $3000.
No. 8 Nice house of 8 rooms and 2
beautiful lots, well located, and a
lucrative business in connection
with it. This is a snap if taken
soon. Call and see me for informa
tion. J. V. PIPE,
203 West 2nd St.
"Chicken
Ta males and
TrnrA-ir
ALLEYITES
HEARD FROM.
The Alleyites, after being in re
straint ior some time, mat uigut nc-j
cepted an invitation to run the tiome ot
E. H. Rhoades, at Fifth and Montgom
eiy street, for a few hours, which they
did itwtheir customary free and easy
style" The residence is one of the
finest in the city, splendidly arranged
and furnished for entertainment, and
the Alleyites took advantage of the
pretty surroundings to have a gay old
time, which they did. An interesting
contest was the guessing of twentydiffer
ent things, such as a swimming match,
being a match in a glass of water, wo.i
by Mrs. Dr. Stark and Mrs. S. C. Wor
rell, the former getting the prize upon
securing the longest straw, while F.
M. French and J. u. unristy tiea ior
the booby place. Three ghosts in sickly
light of burning alcohol and salt chant
ed a tune in keeping with the season.
An informal program consisted of a
piano solo by Mrs. Worrell and vocal
solos, by Mrs. W. H. Rhoades, Miss
Evah Rhoades, Miss Evah French and
Mrs. Nutting. Choice refreshments
were served, and it was almost mid
night before the live crowd could be
gotten rid of. All declared it one of
the most enjoyable functions the Alley
ites have ever engaged in.
Hallowe'en Party.
At St. Mary's Hall adjoining the
church, this evening. Choice refresh
ments served all evening and supper
from 5 to 9. Games and music.
All welcome.
At the Hotels.
H. L. Kapliniier. Mill City.
E. S. Chase, Gates.
R. R. Myers, Halsey.
J. C. Cole, Portlond.
Mrs. Ecleston. Staytont
W. W. Barrett, Newberg-.
S. P. Kimball, Salem.
Raymond N. Bond, Seattle.
E. S. Rohr, Portland.
A Finger Cut.
Louis Schoel, a workman in the pat
tern department of the Albany Iron
Works this forenoon while running a
rip saw, caught a little finger on the
saw and it was badly cut. He hastened
up street and Dr. Kavanaugh dressed
the wound, Baving the finger, but it
will probably be stiff, the cut being at
the joint.
Letter List.
C Hr,ta T O 3C Al ..
Bum & Wnd Von Hara Always 8
The following letters remain in the
Albany, Ore., postofflce uncalled for
Nov. 2, 1909. Persons desiring any of
these letters should call for advertised
letters, giving the date:
Maud Adams, Eftle M.' Briggs, J. A
Eberle, Gerald Evans, Paul Fowler, J.
H. Hamilton, Mrs. Sarah Hendrics,
Addie Jonson, George McKee, W. J.
Price, N. S. Rowland, C. 'E. Roberts,
Fred Sprite, Henry Stanley, Zelle K.
Thomas, Star Theatre, John Wells, C.
R. Wheeler, Mrs. D. C. Wilson.
J. S. VakWinkub, P. M.
BAGGAGE
ANn EXPRESS
Call Bell RoJ 3201, Home 233. We
meet all trains. All kinds of job work.
No waiting, CARL TANDRUP,
Expressman.
Office 322 West 2na St.
ELITE Chcola,e
The "OLD RELUBLE"
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SlS BS TiCS SSSESS lH SEES i
lLIIULllllJUf Mil
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A full line of choice nursery stock.
Order now, for Fall delivery.
Phne Red 871 Office 312 W. Second St.
"i. F. PEIRCE. Manager.
Albany Supply
Company
, WHOLES ALE DE iLERS
j In fruits, vegetables, sugar, nuts,
i confectionary, wrapping paper, twin?
', and paper bags.
We also have the agency for Pyramid
; and Golden uate cement, ulympic lim.
Ardun plaster. Get prices huf jre buy
;ing.
alier tranter
Grocer
Baker
Z1S WEST FIB8T 8TKEET..ALBA.N Y OREGON, I
First class goods in their season.
f hone Main 68.
Foot Ferry Street. Albanv.
Phones, ,Uin 6 Bell, 3 Home.
G.E.METZGUS
& S
Sheet
Sanitary Plumbers and
Meial WorKers.
Our Datron are assured of strict!;
first-class work, prompt service am
reasonable prices.
Eave-trough, conductors, roofing sn
general !jobbi..g. Specifications furr.
shed. Estimates cheerfully given.
Try uj. 201 E I Firs l St. Both Phoi e
WAIT MEAD,
WATCHES and FINE : REPAIRING
113 BR0ADALBIN STREET.
OVER COAT and CRAVENETTE SEASON
THEY ALL LOOK ALIKE IN PRINT
A comparison will show that ours is
different.
There is a distinctiveness 1 hat is not
shown in ordinary makes.
Ours were made up for this particular
trade, and according to our own Idesigns.
QUALITY first-price next.
Moderately Priced
$10 to $25
BOYS OVEUCOATS
$3.75 up.
QEvcrythingNtttt.
The Blain Clothing Co,
Albany, - - Oregon
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