THE BIGGEST PETTICOAT
SALE OF THE SEASON
For Friday, Saturday, Monday & Tuesday
$1.1:5 Embroidered flounce Petticoat,
sale price 84c ea
$1.50 Petticoat, cut very full, Bale
price $1.13 ea
$2.00 Moveen Petticoat, good and full,
Sale price , $1.50 ea
$2.75 Hydegrade heatherbloom Petti
coat, sale price $2.07 ea
$3.50 coiored Hydegrade heatherbloom
Petticoat, Safe price $2 63 ea
$4.00 Hydegrade heather' 1 .omPetticoat
with wide embroidered nounce, sai,
pri:e $3.00 e
ALL STRICTLY TAILORED PETTICOATS.
at Flood's
Agents for Stanard
Patterns.
::::RELIABLE::::
Light, Power and Heat.
Willamette Valley Co.
R. E. Welch, Manager.
1SIMUCH
.if LHC
SAME-MONEY
Tungsten Lamps Make
Electric Light Much Cheaper
They havo two and a half times the efficiency of the or
dinary carbon lamp hitherto in general use. The fila
ment is made of a rare metal called Tungsten, which
; ' 'r'.ds an intense brilliancy at low cost. In shapo and
i. tho bulb is just like any other electric incandescent
lamp. Why not try aTungsten lamp yourself? Get one
of the 40-watts nd use it somcwhc: in your house in
place of one of your carbon lamps. Tacn observe the
great difference. Note the clear ih.o light, exactly
twice as brilliant and costing you one-'lflh less for elec
tricity. Tungsten lamps are destined l-i displace all oth
ers, for both store and house lighting.
on
506
c. boo. Co.
Ve;t Second Street
TOMORROW'S
DOINGS.
We keep the best of all
us for figures. .
kinds. Sot-
Grace Presbyterian. Preaching by
.he pastor. Morning subject, Truth's
yiisaion, evening subject, A jNew l.nurcn
riouse. S. S at 10 o'clock.
United Presbyterian. Morning sub
ject: A Dead Man's Power. Evening
subject: fcJijub ana ADab. fastor a
Bihle Class at the S. S. hour, 11 45 a.
:n. All are invited.
MISFITS.
Albany chairs go all over the coast.
4 Novemher
sure.
has been soaker for
Railroads radiating out -fire m Albany
will boost.
Albany is already thebest traiie cen
ter in the valley.
Baptist. Regular services at the
usual hours. S. S. 10:15 a. m. Preach
ing by the pastor at 11 a. m. and 7:30
p. m. MiuweeK prayer service rnurs
day at 7:30 p. m. Special music by the
choir.
First Presbyterian church. Rev. F.
H. Geselbracht, Minister. Morning ser
vice 10.30, Theme: Beyond Eye, Ear
and Heart; AThanksaivincr Meditation.
Evening service 1:A). theme: ine
Message of the First Thanksgiving
Dav to U. S. Sabbath School 11:45;
Junior F.ndeavor 3 00; Christian En
deavor Society 6:30. A cordial invita
tion and hearty welcome to ever one.
Christian church. Bible school 10:30
a. m., followed by sermon on "The
Man Who' Means It." Christian En
deavor 6:30 p. m. 7:30, sermon, "Place
and Importance of the facts of the
the Gospel." Prayer and teachers
meeting Wednesday night this week
instead of Thursday. Remember the
union Thanksgiving service at the
United Presbyterian church, Thursday,
10:30 a. m.
M. E. church. cor. 3rd & Ellsworth-
Class meeting lOo'c ock. Subject 10:30
ITUVIlltillCH. UI1U .HI I .OU ITUIC i
touched Men." On Thurday at 7:30 : bany yesterday to see how it
Baskets. Baskets.
See our window display
Only 50 c.
Chas. Knechfs
Some people just livi in the future.
There is a big present. Do something
now.
The Union Furniture factory is1
running night and day to meet the de
mand for its superior furniture.
Binger Hermann is to be tried now says
Heney, just as soon as Mr. Hermann
gets ready to be tried, that is, names
the date.
Several Hartisburg people Che other
night saw a huge ball of fire in the,
air north of Harrisburg. It suddenly
burst and fell. And this is a dry coun
ty.
Mrs. Stetson has been excommuni
cated from the Christian Science church
and will now start a new church of her
own, and perhaps excommunicate Mrs,
Eddy herself.
. ! M.J. Monteith came over
from Al
feels to
there will be a Thanksgiving program
It will be both patriotic and devotional,
consisting of a number of Ishort ad
dresses and appropriate music. A cor
dial invitation to all.
Young people's meeting, at the W.
C. T. U. hall at 3 p. m. Sunday. 5
minute talks by the ministers ot the
city and others. The special services
this ween nave Deen iuii oi interest along- at a steady clip. Eugene Keg
and helpfulness. They will be contin- j3ter. Oh, thanks.
uea next weeK, luesaay anu rnuay
evemtgs.
be-where there is something doing.
Ccrvallis Gazette-Times. Just for a
little quiet atter the Albany hustle.
Albany is coming right along. It
has paved 35 blocks of its business
streets, has 12 miles of cement side
walk and in addition to electrifying
its street car line, building is moving
ALBANY
Doings n and Around It.
OVsters at Tho Crest.
How about THAT chair.
Have you ordered that chair yet.
BooBt the Albany made chair.
Hot chicken tamalies at The Crest.
Pfeifler's, 229 W. 2nd street for fish
Hot tamalies at the Vienna Bakery
Choice lunches at the Vienna Bakery.
Kesne Coming.
Bly's theatre was crowded last event
ing to witness the mitial performance-
:of "Held for Hansom ' in which James;
! Keane is starring in a four-nights'
' run. The- play is a one act farce, pre
sented by four characters, Mr. Keane
: taking both the part of the hero and
. the bandit chief, widely dissimilar
! characters, showing the veraatilty of
1 the actor.
i It is the story of an. actor, who is
stranded in a Mexican, town, and falls
in love with a Spanish maid. His
uncle in New York refuses his consent
to the vouhVs marriage, or to aid him
Annnniqllii unfit fha TTttJina. man WirPQ
bit down in one or tnose AiDany roaue , . . - . . h t j. ransom
by Mexican bandits. The uncle comes
post haste and meets. Dolores the
young man's- sweetheart, who imper
sonates the daughter of the bandit
chief, tellingrthc ur.cle of her father's
cruelty to tha captive his nephew. The
caDtive aDtears in chains, delirious
H ,t and wild-eyed'and after going back to
his dungeon appears again as the
bandit himself1,, flourishing his knife and
Holt nXf. on)v lrains the consent of the uncle
chairs
Ice crear . and lun jhes at the
Bakery Call and cry them.
Get vour dressed chickens at
er's.
Fresh oysters at Pfeiffer's, 229
2nd St.
Oh that mince mea'., try it.
Again.
Buy Home Made Mince Meat.
HARRISBURG.
Bulletin:
The Modern Woodmen initiated six
new members laslf Saturday evening.
Todav Mr. and Mrs John A. Hawk
are enjoying the- 5tb anniversary of
then wedding.
J. F. Ke'ley has purchased the- 200
acre Jarm ot V. W. Kafka. thi adjoins-the
large ranch'which Mr. Kelley
now oOTies southeast of town.
Vincent Grimes and' Miss Phebe Part-
ridee were married at the home of t3e
latter in Eugene November 3rd in th-
presence of a few relatives end friends'.
Barney May was down' from Portland'
vesterdav. He has iust purchased an
interest n the job printing concern of
ttusnong cvr tio., one ot tne largest con
cerns of the kind on the coast.
At the Hotels.
E. R. Pricey Portland
W. C. Stimson, Corvallis
S. P. Parker, Portland
G. W. Evans-, "
J. K. Weber, "
J. Povey. Saleat
Elmer Patrick, Newport
A. J. Wilson; ffiorvailis
W. B. Pepper, Salem
R. D. Burgess, Toledo
Jas. Pitzel, Lyons
Never can tell when you'll mash a
finger or suffer a cut, bruise, bum or
sr-ald. Be prepared. Dr. Thomas'
Eclectric Oil instantly relieves thejpaio
-luickly cures the wound.
Old and Reliable
Thirty-eight years of steady growth
are significant endorsement of the
careful management and courteous
service of the time-tried Bank.
Assets over one million dollars
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
A Saving Account
in the name of your boy and girl
will teach them a knowledge of
business and a habit of saving that
they can acquire in no better way.
"nfsrest paid on Savings accounts
FaSST SAVINGS BANK
Owned and operated by the stork.hoW
eraof the First National Bank.
Vienna
Pfeiff-
W
Again. to the marriage of Dolores and ihe
Holt Again for that mince- meat like nephew but secures the $6000 that the
mother use to make. uncle has with him, Ha reveals him-
The Albany Butter & Produce Co. self and is pardoned by the uncle on
are paying 37 cents per pound f. o. b. condition that the. uncle is returned
Albany, for butler fat, or 38c on the sufficient money to take him back to
. .." i . u ,n New York, She work of tho "Uncle
both Shonw 49 I i8 clever' alt!,0UEh Mr' Koane haS m9t
t n. i h w w,iwf of the heavy acting. Saiem Statesman
The Misses Bertha and Helen Wright j The aboye cornpany opens for four
will receive orders for embroidery, . n-lf!ht Rtand t The ureami,,,,,! jhcatro
painieu noyeiiiss, d in this city commencing next W.ednes-
oards at their room in the Brenner . d nj ht Novcmber 24. This comp-
diock. Ben ieiepntme oiaca jox. carries its own scenery which is
home Monday end Thursday afternoons : t'ical of a,e city of Mexico, which
or by special appointment. will give ouu patrons a. rare treat and
See place carus at isurnnar- k iea. i bv fur the bfigt 8hov,. eve preSented
. j here. Price-of admission wall remain
Lady wouldilike loom and board in , aa asual ,
private family or private boarding i
house. ! f INE POCKET KNIVES
The Arnold Plantation Show tonignt. i We are shjw-
Genuine darkies, and a live perform- i ing a fine hne of Pocket Knjves, stag
ance ' , and peavl handle. 35c to $2.50. Fully
: 5 thso
yhy buy Groceries
of Portland Rouses
when you tan get the
following prices al
EASTBURN'S
IS lbs Granulated Sugar $1.C0'
lfi lbs Cream Rolled Oat 1.001
11 lbs Head Rice I.00
1-Jilbs Japan Rice 1.00
lfiUbs Broken Head 3ce t.00
1211ns White Beans.. 1.00
12ilbs Lima Beans 1.00'
lOlSoapksRaisinns 1.00'
Get onr prices before yexa buy.
W.A.EASTBURN
The Grocer.
BAGGAGE
AN n EXPRESS
Call BslhRed'3201, Home 233. We
meet all trains- All kinds of job work.
No waiting, CARL TANDKUP,
Expressmun.
Office 322' West 2na St.
SHINGLES.
Made in Albany my No 1 Edg Graim
s the BEST in the market. Variousi
grades and prices from $1.25 upwardsv
Every bunch branded with my name.
Look for it. Examine these shingles'
before buying: elsewhere.
E. A. THOMPSON
We us no dr kilm.
A. STARK, M. D
PHYSICIAN AND SliRGEON
WILL & STAECC BLOCK, ALBANY
CITY LUMBER YARD
WILK1NS & SON.
HOW ABOUT YOUK HEATER?
Is il ;ill ris'hl and ready for the
Winter? If nut this is the hest time
to have it cleaned and put in repair
before you start your winter's lire.
Or possibly you need a new one? In
:vy e:-e you will I'md our work ill
this line of the best. We will put in
swam heating apparatus, hot air fur
naee or hot water heating at a reas-
""mEDIN & STUART.
$Ff$S . .
ill
LIGHT SUMMER FABRICS,
hen cleaned by our methods of
dry
itlnnninir. uro made to lock lust as goot
as madu to .ook iust as new. Waists
and drosses of delicate colors and ma
borint we renovate to tho delight of th
..ivn.-r Wi nlso dvo !iiiv irnrmnnt de
sired in beautiful shades and colorings.
THE CLEANER,
C. E. SHEI.L.EY, Prop.
11:0 W lst.St. Belt Phone black 273
.Home phono 196
WE have r.oJStulo Uuposits,
nor do wo accept any de
posit where special security has
to be pledged. This means
that we have n.i preferred
creditors and that your deposit
has the tamo security that all
havo.
We h.nv invested ns-sels
worth miiu tln.n $100,000.00
iind 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.
BANKERS.
Uslablfchcd IS92. !"
D(ier in choice mcuts of all kindo. E CHAMBERS, U. F. D.
OLMS - IIEYIW.
; Real Estate a id Insurance
j liny and sell realty. Insure prop
' eity unit ti-aniaet loans. Large or
1 small limber tracts.
ull in a short time
The Albany State Bank hs?s just in-
stalled a lino Manganese safe, theucme;.
of security in banking. j
Some genuine Pantages vaudeville i
next Monday mid Tutatlay. aE the Opera j
house, a big program of attractions.
The .1. M. Ralston cittaere at New
port has been sold t.i W. R. Hoover of;
fortland, wno nas tasen eoarguui n..
Do vou like dajkey music, eversbody !
does, then go to. the Optra house to-:
morrow night mm near i.rnoiu s i iuii-
tation company.
Tlir. l.'lks nro nrennnnc for a family
gathering on Thanksgiving night, when j
all the members and their families and
best girls will- gather m the spacious
rooms of tho temple and have a j
Thanksgiving high jents. ,
This week Wayne Dawson recovered :
his bicycle, stolen from in tront ol tne-
creamery. It was at oceiey s on rerry
street, where it had been pawned foiv
Sb hv a man answering the description,
.if Fred Hnrdman, responsible for-1
iverything these days. j
The four months old child of F. 0. j
Daly died this week and was buried
yesterday. Mr. Daly came from Kan- j
ana a few days ago, bringing the child
nre to be taken care of by a sistor of ;
Mr. Daly. Mrs. Daly having died three
.veeks ago in Kansas
Rooms for Rent.
All finished and ready for some
ine ollieo rooms, in tho new Will &
Stark block. See Dr. Stark.
is backedby our guarantee.
Buiikji&rt & Lee.
TRY OUR
White Queen Flour
Also Capital Mills, Perfection,
Staytsn. and Johnson's Best.
Special Delivery.
Home
leas
Short orders, including Meats, Salads,
Vegetables, Pies, Oysters in all styles,.
Hot Tamalies, Sandvncbes, Cakes, etc.,
ineals and lunches, neat, and clean..
Confectionaries and soft drinks at
128 Broadalbfa Street.
DR. MARYMARSHALL,
. , Osteopathic Physician
Albany St.vte Bank Building
Bell Black 482. Home 275.
Murphy
R. B. iYlayberry,
Baggage and Express
jl Office with Linn. & Benton R. E. o.
i vVagsn at office at all times of day
Phones: At home, ben Main ,3Bl,
Home 74. At office, Bell black 431,
Home 17S.
G!3) op.
Flour and Feed.
Both Phones.
A
if
in Land
taken -soon.
Snap
BOOLEY'S
GROCERY
A new and extensive line
of fresh, clean
DR. VIRGINIA Vr LriWEAUX;
Osteopathic
Physician.
Sooms 15 and l7? Brenner Blk., Albanyr
Phono, Bell Black 2481: Home 35.
H. A. LEININQER
DENTIST
Crawiord Block, - - Albany
DR. W. Pi. BILYEU,
Dentist
WILL STARK BLOCK, ALBANY
. it. c. iiuCT,
DENTIST
Rooms S and 8, Brenner Block.
Bell Black 24S1
-Al-
The Crest
I Tamalie3, Tamalies.
Try one of oar boneless chicken tarn- j
alies. None better in the city. I
Oysters served any style, alao light f
unches.
Both Phones.. 316 West 2nd
Palmer's Dairy
IHEGULDCN rule.
Deliveri-milk and cream to any part of
the city. Prices reasonahle. Jersey
cows witk.best of care. Both Phones.
GROCERIES
joifs Santal-Pepsin Capsuies
.'CX'V A POSITiVE CURL 1
for Inllftmranllcn rtfttnr-ict
t)u liiiii,i.i mm! M-,''-cki K.t1-
foii'Vi. HO.TRS KOF4.T. t urp
V- WiunHly antt ivrnmnt'iittr K:t
4Jlrt. no tiiititiT of hci
I'li-o iVCO, or hf vttni, po4
THE SANTAL-PEPSIW Ct, i
UclkMntalne, Obla
Fcr le br Borklurt A le
Bread, Dried Fruits
and Vegetables
nil AND LYON STREETS.
K-.n tLs A T;'8 M Vg'-l HW AiWW
Cement Work
Estimates given on Plastering, Side
walK and Cement Work.
J. F. TRAVER, 4th & Calapooia Si.
TOM Y0UfiC
Hv .x and Sign Paint .'r, 122 Eerry St.
Acent for the Cleveland Geisenite
roof paint.
Home phone 320. Pacific Red 3092
E. 1.
Lenient
Contractor.
Phone-Red 3081. Res.l20MontKomery St
J. G. Crawford's
Photograph Gallery
Is in the New Albany State Bank Build
ing, second floo, with a complete
equipment fot picture taking ot all
kinds.
CHINESE DOCTOK-J. Mon Foo, an
experienced compounder of Chinese
medicines, successor of the late Hong
Wo Tong, is now prepared to furnish
Chinese medicines to all. Theunder
signed recommends him and guaran
tees satisfaction. Ca.l or w: te him
at No. 110 West Second st., Alhanv
Or UJHU. "5
jl ALSAkY eiibtc:. II
IVsni's Ycjr Patron3e
Tolcphono Red 671