Albany democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1900-1912, January 07, 1910, Page 2, Image 2

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F P NUTTING- ;
OUtt - WANTS
FOR SALE. A good borae, single or
double, gentle, weight about 10(K) lbs.
Price $45. J. H. Turpin, Waterloo.
FOR RENT. Residence, five rooms,
furnished, electric lights, cold and hot
water, garden, etc. Also two room
cottage, furnished, and a barn. In
quire of R. Rogoway, 2nd St. 17t
FOR SALE. A bay team. 4 and 6
years old, about 1300 and 1400 lbs.
Inquire of Stella Keef, K. D. 6. U2
CHICKENS. - A few choice Plymouth
Rocks and some Rhode Island Reds, " ' "V" r" " ' namesaKe.Miss Helen bmitn. ...
roosters. F. T. McTimmondu, 416 E ttle uPPer waters of the Santiam, it, Mr. Stark of Utah and Mr. Garvin of
9th St. i will be in danger of typhoid infection. Grants Pass, have been in the city
WANTED. Farm home for horse! Now is a good time to think about , prospecting under the guidance of
where he can work enough to pay for tilese things before the danger arises. j er s"vals-
his keep. R A. Easton, Albany. T. (. . mi u. .u,.. State Game Warden, R. 0. Steven
JI7ST PI ATFFD -Fourteen 10 acre1 , I f 8, I 8 son, and Deputy J. L. Green, of Port-
trV-S W1" 1,avC t0 be made and 0Ur water ' land' have been in the city, while on a
. Lra59iLmi'en ii fr h?rri secured through protected pipes from . trip in the valley fields.
garden truck and fruit trees. Buy a
Tremont, tract of the owner. Owen
Beam. Room 4 Stark Bldg, Albany. I
Ore,
WOOD SAWING. By N. W. Webb,
successor to Ben Rozelle. Red 1981
Bell.
FOR SALE. 3 homestead relinquish
ment on Siletz, all joining each
other. Inculre box 84, Albany.
About 4,000,000 feet on each. 12t
fir AGO All nia AnH kinria ftY Qftla
at the Albany Planing Mill, cheaper
than aywhere else in Albany. Skill-
ly set, if desired. ,
LIST lOUK KEAIj KOXArra. Wltn
me for prompt returns. I have many
requests lor city ana tarm property,
in lance
and
small tracts. Both
phones.
C. W. Tebalt,
432 W. First St.
WOOD FOR SALE Fir, J. D.
Ellis 906 E 4th. Phone Bell Red 952.
Phone Black 105. 141
FOR RENT. Fine office rooms. Call
uuon F. G. Will. v i
Pi.iMTQ svrt RAtR ,;.,nhorrlo.
red and white Currants, Rhubarb,
Rd and Yellow Raspberries, Iceberg
-macKoerries, xjuKuuuurriei), ubw
berries. Phenomenals, Hedge Plants
and Sage. ivbr u. duedall.
Albany, Or., R. F. D. No. 6, Home
Phone 7102. ' let
FREE. Edging and bark'.'at . the AI
bany saw mill. Get some.
TO LOAN. $50,000 on real property
J. C. ChriBty, over 1st National Bank
Albany, Oregon, rate'ot interest rea
sonable.
J. W. BENTLEY, boot and shoemaker
and repairer, does first-class work at
reasonable prices. Next door to
Democrat office. See him.
FIRE INSURANCtWBoaver State
Merchant's Mutual. Inquire at Opera
House Bldg.
With more new and splendid bargains we begin this week of .our January Clearance Sale. Counters, tables,
shelves all piled high with worthy high-class merchandise a splendid showing of attractive values in every
department of the store. Begin at the front of the store and from there clear through the Rug and Drapery De
partments are excellent yes, irresistible bargains. Buying has been rapid these first few days but we have still
a great assortment of this excellent merchandise-"-and besides the specials, remember that all goods throughout
the store, except Patten Rubber goods, Threads and Yarns, are Reduced.
CLEARANCE OF
ALL STYLISH SUITS.
HALF PRICE.
Every suit included none reserved whatever come
and choose while your size is here. These excellent val
ue? are selling rapidly. Suits that are not surpossed in
quality of materials, style and workmanship. All are
going at
ONE-HALF PRICE.
CLEARANCE SALE SPECIALS
IN THE JEWELRY DEPT.
Just received 900 pins
runs, a new and attractive assortment.
There are new effects in oxidized and jet. dull gold,
bright gold, tinted, plain, fancy, with or without sets.i
Wc have divided them into
ence in lmvinsr.
Lot One
Lot Two
Lot Three
L.G.&H. J, Hamilton
317 First St.
GREAT IS PURE WATER.
Another test of the water at Salem
has been made and the report is that
it is bad and unfit for consumption.
i The most favorable conditions have
' been sought and further tests will be
.made. Pure, water is necessary to i
the prosperity 'of a city, and every I
city should make an issue ot Having
' it at any cost. To be absolutely rc
liable water should come in the prop
! er kind of pipes, from the mountains,
beyond the habitation of men, without
even logging 'camps to affect the in
take, without opportunity for contam
ination along the way. Santiam water
is all right now, tests having shown it
to be pure; but when the country is
built ud alone the water coursa. and
,nv w!n r t i
a sure intake.
!
DISGRUNTLED POLITICIANS,
The people are wondering what themeetine wilt be Jan. 17.
proposed assembly will do in Oregon.
They will eventually learn with a
vengeance what effect it will have on
affairs. It has become apparent to
' everybody that the move is simply
e -.!: .1: ...... L......- I
of bci L obb d f . svatem of boss!
ot, "f"'8 ' Tbbta ot a svstem of
and "' people are going to ex- j
V" i" m a iiiduiicr inai will
be interesting. When the time comes
watch the assembiles of ring politic
ians and analyse, the makeup of them,
and they will be found universally to
be the men dissatisfied because of the
rule of the people instead of the rule
of bosses,
The man who is endorsed by any
assembly for an office may as well re
tire, for the people will see to it that
he is kept at home regardless of poli-
.ics
'
FOR RENT. Good house, six rooms,
partially furnished, barn chicken
house and four lots. See Mrs. Moe-
nch, 330 Main street.
FOR SALE. LotB in Wright's addi
tion; also lots, blocks, and from 4 to
4U acres in acreage In tlazeiwood.
adjoining the city, Good terms and
reasonable prices. Apply to Attorney
Geo.. W. Wright, office. Rooms 1 and
2, Wright Block. Both phones.
MONEY TO LOAN on real estatm
at seven per cent. On choice farm
lands at six per cent. Aiply to Geo.
W. Wright, Attorney, Albany, Ore
gon. Both phones' Office, corner of
1st and Ferry.
SPLEN
F.elt pins, Hat pins, Collar
three lots for your conveni
10c each.
15c each.
19c each.
PERSONAL
AND SOCIAL
J. T. Wcntworth has returned from
a Seattle visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Power, of Halsey,
! went to LieDanon tnis atternoon.
. J. H. Shewry,. of the Warren Con-
' attlintinn fV, hua haan !n flia nifw
Jas. Carter has returned from Alaska,
where he has been railroading on
Skeenie river.
' A. Limeback, of Roseburg, is in the
city on a visit with his daughter, Mrs.
W. F. Davenport.
Mr. and Mrs. Shole, of Woodburn,
i arrived this noon on a visit with the
j tatter's father, Isacc McClung.
I . Miss Heen Rohrer.of Toledo, arrived
I tnls noo.n .1.B V'S": wl'h ?r aunt and
Mark Hulburt has been reappointed
a member or the state board oi aim-
I culture after a rest of several montbs,
I and was sworn in today.
The annual
MARRIED.
Mactlugh-McCleod,
Wednest ay noon, Jan. 8, at the re
idenceof and by Rev. F.H. Geselbracht,
M wj)f d H MacHuh. 8nd Mig8
Florence Mculeod were united in mar
riage.
The groom is in the fire department
service, Portland, a young man of ex
cellent habits, a son of I. MacHugh.tho
tailor, of this city, and the bride is a
bright young lady highly spoken of.
They left this afternoon for their new
home in Portland.
WANTED. The name and address of j
lady who loaned cushion top to lady
canvasser in Sept. Send same to '
Mrs. N. J. Winston, Scio, Or. j
I WISH to contract the building of five ;
miles of wire fence. Address Box '
344, Albany, Or. 29t I
I MAKE THEM. Ironing boards, win-1
now seats, clothes racks, tie best.
E. K. Davidson, 739 East First street. I
FOR SALE.-A Studebaker buggy.
Inquire at 317 W 4th St. t7 '
FOR SALE. 25 acres in North ; Al-1
bany, all in cultivation, fine garden
land or fruit land. Will sell altogeth-'
er or in two pieces. Deal direct with :
the owner. Inquire at the Democrat
office. ,
Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil is the
best remedy for that often fatal dis
ease croup, rias been used with suc
cess in our family for eight years."
We Begin this
CLEARANCE SALE OF
CHILDREN'S SHOES.
All sizes from 5 to 2 in patent, vici kid or box calf.
There are button and lace styles in pretty new shapes.
Excellent, durable shoes at low clearance sale prices.
Sec window display.
CLEARANCE SALE BLANKETS,
A good reduction on all wool and cotton blankets.
You need them these cold nights no telling how much
. . , .
linger t will remain tins way.
Excellent values at the former price are exceptional
All sizes in cotton and wool, gray, tan or white.
All Reduced.
THE HAMILTON STORE
C H NEWS
Deeds recorded:
W. L. Grove to S. B. Powers 30
feet by 40 rods $ 40
Clemens Schwerter to Our Lady
ot Jordan 40 acres 1
Geo. Finley to R. B. Stewards &
wf60 acres 1
J. Mowery to Jos. Hogrefe 1 lot .
Lebanon i 1
A. P. Blackburn to Jos. Hogrefe
lot Lebanon 1
W. J. Burden to Lincoln Lodge &
wf tract 1000
Patent Josiah Weddle
Timber contract. Emma 3 . Basaett
to Curtis Lumber Co.. on 160 acres,
wunin nye years at iu.
Applications Eva M. Cowdrey and
Jasper D. Turnidge to register title.
John F. Short of Foster left ten wild
cat paws and two cougar paws. The
bounty will be $75.
Marriage licenses: -Raleigh Harold,
20, Kingston, and Leona Neal, 18, Cor
vallis; Wilfred MacHugh, 25, Portland,
and Florence McLeod, 22, Brownsville.
The County Court is in session.
Judges and clerks, ahdroad supervisors
will be appointed, jury list drawn and
tax levy made. ,
ALBANY
Doings n and Around It.
Hot tamalies at the Vienna Bakery.
Choice lunches at the Vienna Bakery.
Use Johnson's Best. It is tbe Best.
Made in Albany.
Highest market price for chickens,
turkeys, geese and ducks at F. H.
Pfeiffer's, Second street.
Those self basting roasters at the
Albany Hardware Co's. store, are the
best thing going. Get one.
The Albany Butter & Produca Co.
are paying 40 cents per pound f. o. b.
Albany, for butter fat, or 39c on the
wagon. It you have cream to sell call
both phoneB 49.
The first meeting of tbe new city
council will be held tonight.
Seven hobos this morning did some
effective work on Second street.
The first meeting of the new city
council will be held tonight.
Annual Convention Y. M. C. A., Cor
vallis, Jannary 21 to 23. Certificate
plan,
.The Primrose minstrels passed
through from Corvallis to Eugene th's
noon.
As finally counted there are' 690 boys
and 692 girls in the Albany school dis
trict, 1382 in all.
Week wit n n tore
BARGAINS
Clean-up Sale
Seasonable Goods
Holiday"GoodVstiil perfectly saleable atTegular prices are now placed!
on special sale by us at the sharp reduction of from 1-3 to S their former
price. These cut prices take effect immediately. We will not wait until af
ter January 1st. The following bargains are seasonable, coming as they dol
Detore new Year.
LIST OF BARGAINS.
Large assortment of Hand Painted
China, 1-3 off.
Manning and Bowman Portable Gas
Stoves and Chafing 'Dishes, during
mis sate reduction.
Colegate's, Reicksecker's and Speih
ler's choice Perfumes and Toilet Wa
ters in Holiday Packages, 50c to $5.00
Dotties. special, 1-3 ott.
Sterling Silver Manicure Sets. 1-3
on.
75c Scissors, special 29c.
Wood for burning, 1-3 off.
.1910 Calendars, 1-3 off.
300 Jardineres. 25c and 35c values
special 14c each or 2 for 25c.
Beautiful Carvine Sets. 1-3 off.
Water Color ReDroditctions. values
to ijii.uu, special 33c. . ,
DOLLS AT
HALF PRICE
The largest
lassortment of
btautiful Dolls
ever rcceivcu m
Albany is now
on sale at Half
Price. Dressed
Dolls at all pric
es from 25c up,
now Half Price.
I J
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Woodworih Drug; Company
::::RELIABLE::::
Light, Power and Heat.
Willamette Valley Co.
R. E. Welch, Manager.
RUGS AND DRAPERIES
At an Appreciable Reduction.
This up-to-date department is offering some most ex
cellent values. Every rug from the smallest to the
largest' 10 ft. 6x13 ft. 6 floor rug are going at a good
reduction. . These rugs from the best makers and de
signers are exceptional values at the regular prices.
There are Axministers, Velvets, Brussels, Wilton's
Ingrains, Fibre and Brusselette.
All sizes for all rooms in Oriental or floralall-over
or medallion patterns.
Come and choose from these 100 splendid rugs' take
advantage of this low price.
$10.00 Rugs (a! $8.75.
$25.00 Rugs $21.87.
$42.50 Rugs $37.18
CHOICE BOX CANDIES.
4 Price Reduction.,
The celebrated Lowney and Whit
fnan candies in elegant Holiday Fancy
Boxes, regular 5Uc to So.uu values at
34 price reduction.
CUT GLASS REDUCED 1-3
LEATHER GOODS CUT DEEPLY!
IN PRICE.
Ladies Hand Bags and Purses in
Seal, Alligator and other leathers, all
styles, shapes and colors, special now
tit 1-3 on.
Gent s Purses, special, 1-3 off.
Albany
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