BIG ALE OF
Mill Ends of Table Linen
For Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
$1.25 Values in Table Linens, handsome 72 inch damasks, at65c yd.
65c Values in Talle Linens, pure liuen damas) Beautiful
patterns at 55c yd F6c yd
-64 inch Mill ends for ... , 40cyd
-A very good quality, at a remarkably low price.
COME E i RLY AS THEY WILL NOT LONG.
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Light, Power and Heat.
'Willamette Valley Co.
Welch, Manager.
R. E.
TIMES!
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Tungsten Lamps Make
Electric Light Much Cheaper
The have two and a half ' times the efficiency of the or
ciinary carbon lamp hitherto in general use The fila
ment is made of a rare metal called Tungsten, which
7olcIs an intense brilliancy at low cost In shape and
.:;3 the bulb i jutt like any other eJoctric incandescent
lump. Why not try a Tungsten lamp yourself? Get one
of the 40 watts and use it somewhere in your house in
place of one of your carbon lamps. Then observe the
great difference Note the clear wtto light, exactly
twice as brilliant and costing you cas rifth less for elec
tricity. Tungsten lamps are destined j displace all OA
's, for both store and house
HOW ABOUT YOUR HEATER?
Is it all ri:jlit and ready ior th
Winter? If not this is the nest tunc
M have it cleaned and put in repair
before yuii start ynur winter's lire.
Or iiossihlv von need a new one? In
any caw you will find our work in
tins line of the best. We will put in
steam heating apparatus, hot air fur
ii.iee or hot water heating at a reas-
"MEDIN & STUAPT.
WE have rotate Deposits,
nor do wo accept any tie
posit where special security has
to bo pledged. This means
that we havn no preferred
creditors and that y(Kir Uuposit
baa the same security that all
. have.
Wo bavii invented assets
worth nnru than $100,000(10
and this would have to bo dis
sipated before depositors could
lose a cent. It is not being
dissipated, it is growing. .
J. W. CUSICK & CO. I
BANKERS.
Established 1892. I
mm bhode!,!
D lakr in choico meats o' all kinds, j
f,.,,,.,.,,;,,,,,,... ., .?!k :
1 li il i Pit
t -MMfl L if III P Lit
YniiflW ftj We keen the best of all k nds. Se
Agents for Stanard
Patterns,
Mill ill ' RiteM
lighting
v.
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306 Vat Second Street.
m
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LIGHT SUMMER FABRICS,
hen cleaned by our methods of dry
cleaning, are made to lock just an 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. Wo also dye tiny garmnnt de
aired in beautiful shades and colorings.
THE CLEANER,
C. E. SHF.Ll.EY, Prop.
f.O W 1st St. Boll Phone black 273
.Home phono 196
LLiXS
KftYlXl!
! Insurance
Real Estate a
Buy and sell realty. Insure prop
fri'y uii'l tramaet loans. Large or
small t-mber tracts.
A
if
Snap in Land
taken soon.
E A. CHAMBERS. R. F. D. 2.
Mil
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TOMORROW'S
DOINGS.
Grace Presbyterian Morning sub
ject, Map of the World. Evening sub
ject. A Call to Preach. S. S. at 10 a.
Evangelical. A. R.Geil, pastor. S
at 10 a. m. Preaching services at
lla ni. and 7:30 p. m. Reception of
members at morning service.
Christian Church. -All the usual ser
vices will be held. Morning service be
fins at 10:30. Christian Endcaver 6:30
p.m. Evening sermon at 7:30.
Baptist. Sunday School at 10:15 a.
m. Preaching at 11 and 7:30 by the
,-astor. Subjects: morning, A Prayer
for a Kevival; evening, The Marvels of
Gethesamane. Young Peoples meeting
6:30.
St. Mary's.-Rev. Arthur l ane, Rec
tor. Rev. A. Servais, Assist mt. Sun
day services at 8 and 10:30 a. m. The
pastor will officiate and speak from the
gospel of the aunday. Vesper service
at 7.30 p. m. The public is cordially
invited.
Methodist. Cor. 3rd and Ellsworth.
The subject, at 10:30 will be: The Sal
vation of India, and at 7:30, The Dying
Words of Jesus. Special music at eacn
service. The orchestra will assist at
the Sunday School which meets at 11:45.
Kings Heralds 3 p. m. Ep. League
0:30.
n: i. r i-.-t r t tti it
. '" rr;yB"an'-"ev-,r-
Miuracni, minister, iviornimr service;
10-30 Theme- True Humar. RPantv
memo, true "umari Beauty i
anu us rerpeiuation. Miss smitn will
sing, My Redeemer and my Lord, by j
Gounod Evening service 7:30. Timely
tnnic -What Mnrtorn Free Rraernmpnt
SK5"t SI hhSrJ-Srts0!'
Ai!or. fnrma, nit. ithn, ' i-
gene. S. S. 11:45; Junior Endeavor
3; Christian Endeavor 6:30. A most
cordial invitation to all these services is
extended to the public.
United Presbyterian. Cor. 5th ' and
Washington Sts. At the morning ser
vice the pastor will present more pres
ent day lessons from 2nd Kings. Miss
Wrirrhr. will Rintr a snln. Timp 10-510 a
m. The overling program iollows: with
Miss tnima box at the pipe organ: ! line was being transferred from one
Familiar Songs: My Faith Looks up to fishing launch to another near Mukil
Thee, Refuge, Mercy, Rock of Ages, teo last night, the fumes were ignited
Nearer My God to Thee, Lead Kindly by a lantern and Eldon Graham was
Light, Flee as a Bird to the Mountains, ! burned to death.
Onward Christian Soldiers, Chorus: Ye j His companions, J. Everett Graham
Gates Lift Your Heads. Sermon 7:30, ' and F. Francis Aikys were burned but
subject, Ability and Responsibility.
ALBANY '
Doin$r 'n and Around It,
Ovsters at The Crest.
How about THAT chair.
Have you ordered that chair yet.
Boost the Albany made chair.
Hot chicken tamalies at The Crest..
Pfeifter's, 229 W.'2nd street for fish.
Hot tamalies at the Vienna Bakery.
Choice lunches at the Vienna Bakery,
e;. ,1 : ,i a ii,.. i
chairs
. ' i i i. ! ., ...
Ice crcar- and lonhos at the Vienna
Bakery Oall arsd ..ry them,
Get vour dressed chickens at PfoifE-1
er's.
Fresh ovsters at Pfeiffer's. 229 W :
1 2nd St. i
Juat received car ot Olympic Flour
' at your grocer s. t.tu per eacK. i
' Gordon Dunn, agent for the Daily ;
: Telegram. Phone 307 Home for it,, or i
it missed. i
I If your Oregonian is missed phone i
j the Eagle Cigur Store before 8 a. m.
daily or 10 Sunday. ' !
The Albany Butter & Produce Co. '
. are paying 37 cents per pound f. o. b.
I Albany, for butler fac, or 36c on the
wagon, li you have cream to sell call
' both phones 49. !
The Misses Bertha and Helen Wrichti
I will receive orders for embroidery, ,
' painted novelties, place cards, menu :
, ards ut their room in the Brenner ;
block. Bell Telophone Black 24S1. At
jhome Monday im Thursday afternoons i
ui ujr oici.iui uIiuiiii.iii(ji:.. , i
The Albany signs have at last been '
put up on tile depot. i
A. Vanderpon! of Soap Creek this
i week killed an imense otterand brought
; it to Dr. Hill for mounting. Walter
j Peterson, of Lebanon, will do the work, i
The interview of Dr. J. L. Hill and;
Jas. A. Finen will be given in the Dom- ;
ocrat Monday, the Dr. not having hud
timo to prepare it for today.
All members of Manziuila Circle, W.
O W.. are requested to be present a.t
the regular mvoting Monday evening.
Election of olhcers. By ordor ot the ;
G.N. Bertha T. Parker clerk. '
There is more alarm :n this section
of the country than all other diseases
put together, and until tne last tew
years was supposed to be incurable, l'or
a great many years doctors pronounced 1
it a local disease una prescruiea local
remedies, and by constantly failing to :
cure with local treatment, pronounced J
it incurable. Science has proven ca-!
tnrrh to bo n constitutional disease and
therefore requires constitutional treat-
ment.. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufact- '
ured tv P. J. Cheney & Co., Ohio, is ,
the only constitutional euro on the!
irarket. It is taken internally in doses
from 10 drops to a teaspooful. It acts 1
lirectly on the blood and mucous sur
saces of tho system. They oiler one
hundred dollars for any case i. fails to
cure. Serd for circulars and tostimon-1
tals. Address:
t J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, O.
Soldbv Diugftists. 75c.
Take Hall's Karcily Pills for consti
ation. FINK RAZORS
We are showing a fine
incof Razors $2. SO. ltar.or fe.- 52. .".0.
50:1. rar.ers for $2.Cr. All guaranti ed
bv us as well as the manufacturer. Try
ne. yeu w;!i be please I.
liURKIIART & LEF,
Hal dv
ippsiB ..r irdig.-str n lor
nppi tite, ar.d what I did
I rv? tentivy. I'vrdock
urcd mo. "j. 11. Walker
i.ars No
-'.I.Mi Hitter
ijunturv, Ohio.
MISFITS.
Jim died game anyway.
And a jolly lot are the Shriners.
A pilgrimage for f uri and a good
time.
Boss Murphy has been completely
downed. New York needs it.
It is hard to remember just the good
in a man's life when he is hanged for
the bad.
Twenty divorce suits at one term
court wiil speak for a good deal
matrimonial cussedness.
In Illinois, just suspecting a man
to
be guilty he was hanged; but when a
pure and innocent girl is waylaid in an
alley and outraged the public cannot be
blamed for wanting tbmake it tropical
for some one.
A couple drummers in the hotel lobby,
old bands at the business) were telling
about their children. One had a boy 6
feet 2 weighing 240 pounds, and the
other a daughter of only 15' weighing
138. Which beat.
Two men and their families
from
North Dakota, were here intending
to
.v . n i z, u.. ; u,-,-
wait and look around oefore buying, but
,.,.,. h h t
TZ"i LA i.h wh.t
!,v ?" J 80 n?d ' els?"hf; h.at
lba Bomg to do with this prob-
Km- overuse lor utopie nun mi.
end them elsewhere Because it cannot.
take care of them.
GASOLINE BURNS FATAL.
Boatman Tries to Refill Tcnk With
Lighted Lantern in Hand.
Everett, Wash., Oct. 8 While gasc-
! escaped' death by leaping into the wat
i er. Graham is in a hospital here. All
j the men are from Seattle.
Football I Football I
At University Campus Eugene.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1909.
The Southern Paeific Company will
make a round triD rate to Eutrene and
i from all stations Portland tu Roseburg
inclusive of ONE AND ONE-THIRD
I FARE.
' Sale dates Nov. 18 and 19th. Chil
; dren under 12 half fare. See the great
Annual Game between the two leading
1 colleges of the state.
f or rates, schedules, etc., call on any
iaoui.nera:rac:nc jzeni or on
Wm. McHurray,
General Passenger Agent,
Por land Ore
I! ' !
Constipution causes neadache, nausea
aizziness. languor,, heart palpitation
Drastic physics gripe, sicken, weaken
the bowels and don't cure. Doan's Reg-
Wva"? ZZJT"1'
GROCERY
A new and extensive line
of foesh, clean
Bread Dried Fruits
and Vegetables
9TH AND LYON STREETS.
Lodge Meetings.
The K. O. M. every Saturday even-
,red Kichmond, Commander,
The Woodmen of the World every
vnuay evening, u. u. owun cterK.
Manzanita Circle 1st and 3rd Mondays,
Anna Strom, G. N.
Modern Woodmen meet every 2nd
nnd 4th Wednesday in Bussards' Hall,
GRANT FltOMAN, Clerk,
Rovai Neichbors meei; every: 1st and
3rd Wednesdays in Bussaid's Hall,
AliceKikk, Recorder.
"
NOTICE TO
FARMERS.
The Albany Elcrator Co. is now pre
pare,! to furnish sacks and store grain
for farmers the same as last year. Our
dealings last year were sc satisfactory
both to the farmers and to ourselves
that we solicit tho patronage arainthis
j ear and we will guarantee the same
satisfactory and square dealing which
has received such a kind endorsement
from those who patronized us the pa-st
year.
Wo solicit your etehange work, giv
in j torty pounds "f ' Johnson's Best"
l-'iour to the bu.-hel of wheat and will
P iv ihe highest market nice for grain.
AL3ANY Ml'-L & i LEVATOR CO
GBOCEBIEb
Imported Brasses !
New Designs and Shapes !
At the Bight Prices. Always at
Ghas. Knecht's
Why buy Groceries
of Portland Houses
when you can get the
following prices at
EASTBURN'S
14 lbs Granulatad' Sugar $1.00
1R lbs Cream RolleiOats 1.00
11 lbs Head Rice.... 1.00
14 lbs Japan Rice. . s 1.00
16 lbs Broken Head Rice 1.00
12 los White Beans 1.00
12 lbs Lima Beans 1.00
10-16 ozpksRaisinns 1.00
Get our prices before-you buy.
W. A. EASTBURN
The Grocer.
Short orders, including Meats, Salads,
Vegetables, Pies, Oysters in ail styles.
Hot Tamalies, Sandwiches, Cakes, etc. ,
meals and lunches, neat ami clean.
Gonfectionaries and soft drinks at
128- Broadatbin Street.
Corsets Made
to measure.
P am ag-.ent for the famous hygienic
Sjiirclla Corset, far girls and women.
These corsets art made to measure
and: guaranteed for one year not to
rust or break. Come and try on my
models. They will bend with the body
and; still retain their shape. Absolutely-indestructible
and can be laundried.
Price $3.50 and up.
Also maker of fancy gowns ofcbeau
tifiil designs and' superior workman
ship. MRS. A. B. KELSAY
119 East 7th, Cor. T.ynn.
Vetch and
Cheat Seed.
In any quantity desired, also all
kin "s -f Grass Seed which will
bd sold on a very close margin.
4t Murphy's Feed Store
225 West 2nd Steeet.
-AT-
Tamalie3, Tamalies.
Try one of our boneless chicken tam
alies. None better in the city.
Oysters served any style, also light
unches.
Both Phones. 316 West 2nd
Estimates given on Flastoring, Side
walK and Cement Work.
J. F. TRAVER, 4th & Galapooia Si.
TOM YOUNG
Hvi-ie and Sign Painter,. 122 Eerry St.
Agent for the Cievsland Geisenite
roof paint.
Home phone 320. Pacific Red 3092
lostfs SantaS-pgpsiii Cspssiies
$$& A POSITIVE CURE
flV" - thp Mlft't'lcrand Pleased Kic!
HOOURB HQ VAT. CurM
uort (rcs oi bonorrnofs
nutl Glwt, no mutter rtf how
't-nt fftnoJine. AtaolHtel?
b.trtulrfis. Sold ly druggist.
Priro tl.00, or bj mall, post
paid, (l.W,8 boxe, $2.75.
THE SANTAL-PEPSIh C5,
EtllclonUlno, Obis.
For bv"Borkhrt A lea
CHINESE DOCTOR J. Kon Foo, an
experienced compounder of Chinese
medicines, successor of the lato Hong
Wo Tong, is now prepared to furnish
Chincso medicines to alj. The under
signed recommends him and guaran
tees satisfaction. Cad or w: te him
st No. 110 West Second st . Albany
Or ' Jim Wes tfall. a
Home
Meals!
GementWork
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iOld and Reliable
Thirty-eight years pf steady growth
are significant endorsement of the
careful management and courteous
service of the time-tried Bank.
Assets over one million dollars
iFSlST NATIONAL SMlli
A i'aving Account
in the name of your boy and girl
wilt teach thens a knowledge of
business and a habit of saying chat
they can acquire in no better way.
Interest paid on Savings accounts-
FiRST SAVINGS. BM'K.
Owned anF-operated by the stockhold
ers of the First National Bank.
BAGGAGE
ANO EXPRESS
Call Bell Red 3201, Home 233. W
meet nil t-.rntn 11 L-tnrla nf nh n.nHtr
No waiting, CARL TANDJSUP,
expressman.
Office 322 West 2nd St.
Made in Aiharvirmv rin 1 .2n:n
a the K.F.ST in tlu
grades and prices from $1.25 upwards.
I J 1 ... r
ij.cijr uuiivii uianueu witn my name.
I.onlt for it. Rvauina nu;.inn
uw..i.m,w wiwo DUMlglca
sefore buying elsewhere.
, E. A. THOMPSON;
We us no dry kitai.
A. STAKE, M. D
PHYSIOIAN-ANf) SLRGEON
wiUi & stark block, albany
DR, MlRflASSHiLi;
Osteopathic Physician
Albany Stato Bank Building
Bell Black 482. Home 275.
DR. ViKlilNlA V- LKWEAUX"
Osteopathic ,
Physician,
Rooms 15 and 17'Brenner Blk., Albany
Phone,BellJJlack 2481; Home 35
H. A 7 LEININGER
DENT! ST
Crawtord Blocks - . Albany
DP. W. R. BILYEU,
Dentist
WILL & STAJtK BLOCK, ALB-ANY
SSTS. a iiumt.
DENTIST
Rooms ft and 8, Brenner Block.
Homo Phone 359. Bell Black 2481
Va.mer's Oairy
HIE GuLDlN RULE.
I Deliver&railk and cream to any part of
aoiiaiiiu'. Jersey
cows with best of care. Both Phones.
L UiUPHI
Cement
Contractor.
Phon-Red 30S1. Res.l29Hontgomery St
J. G. Crawford's
Photograph Gallery
Is in the New Albany State Bank Bui'd
mg, second floo', with a complete
equipment for picture taking of all
kinds.
I
ALBANY OrtSCON
Wcnl's Year Patrcnsce
Telaphene Red '671