Knit Goods of 11 Kinds ia Scarf, Fascinators. Infants Caps, Sacques and Leggins. An entire new line of Sweaters, in Ladis and Cliildrens sizas. .Jet Butt:ns, a'l sizes, just received. Light, Power R. E Welch, Manager. 1 SS8BB MlflMES mm AS MDCH FOB THEI f4 Ik SSMEJtHEE B vl I'M II If. Tungsten Lamps Make Electric Light Much Cheaper They have two and a half times the efficiency of the or dinary carbon lamp hitherto in general use. The fila ment ib made of a rare metal called Tungsten, which ;r 'elds cm intense brilliancy at low cost. In shape and t:ao the bulb is just like any oiher electric incandescent lamp. Why not try ft Tungsten laic .7 yourself ? Get one of the 40-watts and use it eomewK iro in your house in place of one of your carbon lamp . Then observe the great difference. Note the clear waite light, exactly twice as brilliant and costing you or -.-fifth leas for elec tricity. Tungsten lamps are destines to displace all oth eri, for both store and house lighting, t 506 WOULDN'T IT BE AWFUL if yor.r plumbing s-lioulil be out of order these winter ila.. Suppose von have us look over it now. Tlu-rv may be some little thing wrong that would break out on the great feast 1 , ;.'.! v'.ir i-Kasiire. An ! .'tim-e of prevention is better than pound of eure. Have us do a littl preventh e plumbing-. .YttiDlN & STUAPT. 7 K have i.oJStnte Deposits. ' ' nor do we awepl any de posit where special security has to bu pledged. This means that we have tin preferred creditors and that, your deposit has tho Mime security that all have. Wo havti invested assets . worth nnru than StUO.OOlMIO nnd this would have to bo dis sipated before depositors could lose a cent. It is not bring dissipated, it is growing. J. W. CUSICK & CO. BANKERS. fs'!i:hcd 1392. D aler in ch '..-e 1 Agents for Stanard Patterns. S and, Heat. rillamette Valley Co, wu is, a sgJHlL 1 1 1 ec. tJu'isi. t .0. West iccond Stree Wu keep thn beat of all Kinds, us for figures. See CITY LUMBER YARD WILKINS & SON. 7 v JiSxy-QiiW. t I LIGHT SUMMER FABRICS. when cleaned by our methods of dry cleaning, are made to lock just as good as made to .00k just as new. Waists and dresses of delicate colors and ma terial we renovate to the delight of the owner. We also dye -,iny garmnnt de sired in beautiful shades and colorings. THE CLEANER, C. E. SHELLEY. Prop. 10 W IstlSt. Hell Phone black 273 .Home phone 1!6 k ftKYii: I Real Estate a id Insurance l!uv and sell really. Insure prop erty ami transact loans. Large or onv.o mbor tret--. A Snap in if taken E. A. CHAMBERS. Lan j soon. R. F. D. 2. PERSONAL AND SOCIAL Congressman Hawley and wife, ar rived this noon on a visit at the tteisen dorfer oume. Miss Allie Butler, of Independence, returned home today after a visit at . . cooper 8. . Thoj. Cummings and family hae moved from Portland to i.ulchinson. Kan., to reside awhiie. J. C Allen, -jf Boliver, Mo. has been visiting at J. H. Kauffman's. Today they went out to Plainview. Mr. Robert Douglas, of Arleta, the Kt. b'coll suburb of Poitland, has been ill Ihe city cn a visit with his son Ros3 and fairi y. He reports great progress ai d improvement in the Mt. Scott dis trict. ALBANY Doing; 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. Pfeifler's, 229 W. 2nd street for fish. Hot tamalies at the Vienna Bakery. Choice lunches at the Vienna Bakery. Sit down in one of those Albany made chairs. Ice crear acJ lur .-ties at the Vienna i Bakery Oall and j-y them. i Get vour dressed chickens at Pfeiff- er s. Fresh ovsters at Pfeiffer's, 229 W 2nd St. . , j Oh that mince mea-, try it. Holt Again. Buy Home Made Mince Meat. Holt Again. ; ' . Holt Again for that mince meat like mother use to make. Chiropractic is not Ostaopathy nor ' Maimetip Heaiino- Magnetic Healing. TU. onlP hD.i;n vnaateira of Albany Hardware Co's. store, are the best thing going. Get one. When others fail try Chiropractric Spinal Adjustments and get well. Chiropractor 226 Broadalbin St. I have found a place to have my eyes tested and glasses scbntificplly fitted i Albany Optical Co,, 226 Broadalbin St. The Albany Butter & Produce Co. are paying 37cents per, pound f. o. b. j Albany, for butler fac, or 36c on the j wagon. It you have cream to sell call ootn pnones 4;t. The Misses Bertha and Helen Wright will receive orders for embroidery. painted novelties, place cards, menu "ards at their room in the Brenner block. Bell Telephone Black 2-181. At home Monday end Thursday afternoons o by special appointment. See place cards at Burkhart & Lees. The Curtis Club defeated Corvallis at foot ball yesterday afternoon. The first basket ball games will be nlayed at the gym Dec between the high school and Alco. " and high 80 00 ircshmen and sophomores, N. C. W. Risley and Roy Eastburn had turkoy lor Thanksgiving dinners, prcs -nted them Wednesday evening, by tne generous proprietor of Dreamland. Service was held this morning in the Chapel Car at the union depot and vis itors were shown through the car. The car goes to Brownsville for a week's mission in charge of bather Lane and will later take in several points south on the main line. Attention. The ladies of Fair Oaks Circle No. 1, G. A. R., will serve a chicken pie din ner on Dec. II Saturday to which all are invited. No admission. Dinner 35 cts. supper 15 cts. All day Bazaar. Presents suitable tot the Christmas oc casion. Please remember the place upstairs in the Grand Army Hall. Strangers welcome. There is more taiarrn :n this section Bilyeu assessed a fine of $50 for the of of the country than all other diseases fense. The fine was paid and now all put togother, and until the last few :tt years was supposed to be incurable, ror a great many years doctors pronounced it a local disease and prescribed local remedies, and by constantly failing to cure with local treatment, pronounced : it incurable. Science has proven ca- ' tarrh to be a constitutional disease and therefore requires constitutional treat ment. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufact ured ty v. J. Cheney & Co., Ohio, is the only constitutional cure on the market. It is taKen internally in doses from 10 drops to a teaspooful. ,It acts irectly on the blood and mucous sur faces of the system. They offer one hundred dollars lor any case p. tails to cure, bend tor circulars and testimon ials. Address: F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists. 75c. Take Hall's Family Pills for consti ntion. TRY OUR White Queen Flour Also Capital Mills, Perfection, Stayton and Johnson's Best. Special Delivery. Murphy Flour and Feed. Call up. Both Phones. Scolf s SaiuaS-Pepsin Capsuics A POSITIVE Cb'FIE Forlnlltmmntlon nrt-'nrr-r.ot tlif Ulft.ltior nml li'A.t.tl kid- ifvu. no ?uE ko rit, (.urw niikly And ihm ninm-ntly tr.- t. rt nix-it o tdumK-rUPva MX JlNt, UO llllim J ItW '"ni: ft iinhiiff- A bi I'lMtelj l'ru-3 fl.iV, or by m:ul, pof THE SANTAL-PEPSIh rn Ociictnnutne. oalc. For ok b ftarklmrt & !; MISFITS. The boys make the men. Cannon has begun firing back. The boy does well who starts well. November has made anyway. a new record A simple life will generally be found with a big soul. Stand 'or everything that will the city better. make Some boys are almost men, and some men almost boys. Will there be two floods this winter. It is all guess work. The Christian who has to be labeled is principally one in name. Some people just hunt rough places. and are nearly always cross People who think they know the most about, weather signs generally know the ipna). - - The man who helps even a lame dog oe3 more than some people who boast of their love for their fellow men ' Lord's Dav or Sabbath Obser.'1 . ance. I Resolved, that we deplore the pres- j ent laxity of the observance of the day j on the part of many of our citizens, I and believing it to be detriment to the j highest interests of all, and especially harmful to the young, we urge, ir8t- that every church member in i Albany adhere closely to the teaching I . H '.,,. i ui rrtm n . , mv. .j."" l j wU......n ........ necessary labor and business, and from all those forms of popular amusements which are out or harmony with the sacredness of the day; and . .1... : i i:it.. invite all other citizens who are inter- esteu III uie mural weuaie ui uur Kiy to co-operate with us in making the day one of res: and divine worship, thus strengthening character instead of undermining it. Rev. W. P. White. Rev. Father Lane. Rev. H. R. Geil. Rev. S. A. Douglas. Rev. .S.Gordon Rev. J. O. Elliott Rev.Albyn Esson Rev.G.J.Beyerlein Rev. F. H. Geselhracht. Catholic Fair. The Catholic Fair will open on Tues- day at the Armory and will close on the evening of the 3rd. A chicken dinner j will be served at 5 o clock Tuesday and choice refreshments during the- even- j A fine program of music and song will be rendered, in which the best ; talent of the town will take part. Rev. 1 George Thompson will make the open-1 ing address. Proceeds of fair go t0 ; Sisters' School. j Scio. The News says: The damage to the dam, which was washed out,, can be re paired as soon as the water subsides. The denosits in the Scio State Bank are over $92,000, loans and discounts j $16,007.82. Scio has wretched mail facilities. Last Saturday J. A. Bilyeucompleted the sale of 86 acres of land, just east of town. The purchase price was $40 per acre. Chas. Wesley was the purchaser and turned in his residence property on Main street as part pay. Frank Holub was arrested by Game Warden May last week, tor killing deer out ol season. Justice Jas. School Report. For District No. 67, Linn county: 7ih grade Maximum marks, 800. Bertha McCormick, 125; Elza Pugh, 724: Willard Brown, (-21; Francis Coon, 515' 6th grade Rho.la Pugh, 650; Frank Worniiiger, 566; Mary Kendall, 554; Elmer Lclvn, 462. 5th grade Maximum, 800. Eva Coon, 01; Roy Kendall, &71: Eda Workinger' 562; Edith McBride, 661. 3rd grade -Maximum, 700. Harley Lamar, 500; Gerald Workideer,. 493; Ashorv PuLh. 481: Jesse Kendall. 461 3rd urade Maximum. 500. Laurel Puirh. 451: Fred Nitzel, 431: Grace I Miller, 38S; Isabel McBride, 342. First grade Maximum, 300. lona Kendall, 265; Elht.1 McCormipk, 264.;. Harold Pugh, 50; Koa Nitzel, 239. L. A. MCLAUGHLIN, Teacher. i GASOLINE BURNS FATAL. ! Boatman Tries to Refill TtnK. With Lighted Lantern in Hand. I Everett, Wash., Oct. S While gaso line was being transferred from one fishing launch to another near Mukil teo last night, the fumes were ignited by a lantern and Eldon Graham was burned to death. His companions, J. Everett Graham and F. Francis Alkys were burned but escaped death by leaping into the wat er. Graham is in a hospital here. All the men are ojjm Seattle. If vru a.-e goinir to travel get tho ; AiiK-i-ican Sankeis Association Trav-; ellers i-hoi-qup.inSlO.OO. S20.00or S50.U0! de.':r.iiiu'.ii.'P.s, ji.iyalile ui ten thousand ' tuinks, or nv hotel or railroad office. 'For sale by J. W. Cusick & Co..' B-ni-crs,. I Baskets. Baskets. See our window display Only 50 c. Chas.Knecht's Dr. Jekyll and ' Mr. rtyde. Tonight at Dreamland James Keane will present a .one act version of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, in three scenes. Mr. Keane has displayed remarkable talent in Held for Ransom, pleasing the large crowds present for three nights. The story of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde told in the wonderful novel by Robert Louis Stevenson, is perhaps the most ! "eird.and fa,!c.inat!nert,! ' modern tueruiuce. it nas lung" sin literature. It has loner since become UliaOIU. 1L GLOMUS UlUlltT.' It tells the story of Dr. Jekyll, a man i ot noc-le nature and Kindly heart, who holds the love and respect of Alice Leigh, all hough he is manv years her senior. Dr. Jekyll in his search into I me mysteries oi Lrunscenueiuai meui cines, disc -vers a combination of drugs which enables him to completely trans- form himselt into the vilest of creatures, who is known as Mr. Hyde- a being with a terrible desire to- torture little childien. strangle woinsn and murder old men. . Mr. K'jane has been identified with this gre.it dunl character for many years. It was in this play that the late Richard Mansfield gained prominence. It is a lerrihly exacting role arxJ the wonderful complete and lightening like change trom the noble Dr. Jekyll o ihe fiend riyde is startling in the extreme. It- is a play once seen, never forgotten. Tonight, Saturday. p..(j.. Will 101 WatCllSS. Why buy Groceries of Portland Houses when you can get tike following prices at EASTBURN'S 14 b3 Granulated Sugar . $1.00 m h r.m Rniinri rwo vmf u b Hgad p. " ' 14 lbs Japan Rice 1.00 16 lbs Broken Head Rice.; 1.00 12 los White Beans . .. 100 " ., r . ' 12 lbs Lima Be; n3 1.0 10-16 z Ps Eaismns 1.08 Get our priees before you buy. W. A. EASTBURN The Grocer. Meals Short orders, including Meats, Salads, Vegetables,. Pies, Oysters in all styles, Hot Tamalira, Sandwiches, Cakes, etc., meals and lunches, neat and clean. Coiifectionaries and soft drinks at 12S Broadalbin Street. . R. B. Mayberry, Baggie and Express Offipe with Linn & Benton R. E. Co. Wagon at othce at oil times of day. Phones: At home, Bell Main 382, Home 74. At office, Bell black 431, Home 178. A1-- The Crest Tamalies, Tamalies. Try one of our boneless chicken tam alies. None better in the city. Oysters served any style, also light unches. x ' Both Phones. 316 West 2nd Cement Work Estimates given on Plastering, Side walK and Cement Work. J. F. TRAVER, 4th & Calapooia Si. TOM YOUNG Hvue and Sign Painter, 122 Eerry St. Agent for the Cleveland Geisenite roof paint. Homo phone 320. Pacific Red 3092 I CHINESE DOCTOR J. Mon Foo, an experienced compounder or Chinese medicines, successor of the late Honir Wo Tong, is now prepared to furnish Chinese nuniieined to all. ThtiUnder aigned reeoi.imends him and guaran tees satisfaction. Ca.l or w;te him at No. 110 West Second i--. Albany Or Jlk V. HUIU 6 Home Old and Reliable Thirty-eight years of steady growth are significant endorsement of the careful management and courteous service of the time-tiied BanK. Assets over one million dollars FIRST NATIONAL BANK A Saving Account i. in' the name of your boy and' girl will teach them a knowledge of business and a habit of saving chat they can acquire in no better way. i. ; . c . , j Interest paid On iaVingS accounts- , , r FliRST SAVlilCS BAiySv Owned and operated by the stockhold- ers of the First National Bank. BAGGAGE ANn EXPRESS Call Bell Red 3201, Home 233. We meet all trains. All kinds of job work, No waiting, CARL TANDRUP, Expressman. Office 322 West 2no St. SHINGLES. Made in Albany my No 1 Edg Grain s the BEST in the market. Various grades and prices from $1.25 upwards. Every bunch branded! with my name. Look for it. Examine these shingles before buying elsewhere; . E. A. THOMPSON We us no dry kilm.. A. STARK, M. D PHYSICIAN AND SLRGEON WILL & STARK BLOCK,. ALBANY aiLlfMMAlHALL; Osteopathic Physician Albany State Bamk Building Bell Black 482. Home 275: DR. VIRGINIA V. LEWEAIX Osteopathic Physician. 1-3 Brenner Block, Albany. Phones: Office Home 359, Bell 7S51. Residence 394 Home, 863 Bell. H. A. LEININGER DENTIST Crawiord Block, - - Albany . Dentist WILL & STARK BLOCK, ALBANY ;DR. R. C. UUMT, I DENTIST , Rooms 6 and 8, Brenner Block. i Bell Black 24&I Palmer's Uairy HIE GULDlN rule. Delivers milk and cream to any part of the city. Prices reas-jnahle. Jersey cows with best of care. Both Phones. . E: L UMPHREY Cement I Contractor. PhoneReMSl.eOMongomery St J. G. Crawford's Photograph Gallery Is in the New Albany State Bank Puild ing, second floo-, with a complete equipment for picture taking ot all kinds. Want's Your Patronae L Telephone Red 671 1 ,tft Hr0.8AS3G I ALbANT ORESON f 1