Fresh new goods cropping, out in every
department. Visit any of them and you
will find what you want and at lowest
prices too. Anything unsatisfactory is
always made right.
DR. HILL MEETING OF
Allover Laces and Trimmings. Our stock of these is the largest we
have ever shown. Beautiful allovers in white, black and colors priced from
7Sc to $6.00 yard.
Excellent braids and band trimmings for gowns and dresses.
Ladies Purses and Handbags. Well made and a large assortment of
styles. All sizes, priced from $1.00 to $10.00.
Ladies Neckwear. A splendid showing of tailored collars, neatly embroid
ered. Dutch collars, stock collars, very pretty lace collars, jabots, ties, etc.
Almost anything you want in the line of neckwear.
Mercerized Poplin. For summer wash dresses, in several colors, 27
inches wide, 25c yard.
Men's Furnishings. Particular men are our best customers. You should
see our excellent showing of new shirts, neckwear, hose and underwear.
New Footwear. The very latest styles of shoes. Oxfords and pumps
for men, women and children.
Art Squares. Just received, a splendid line of these. Among them are
Wiltons, Axminsters and Brussels, beautiful designs and excellent colorings.
Priced from $15.00 to $45.00.
Pickets in Three Gallon Kegs Aspecialty in the Grocery Department.
Plain and mixed pickels, a fine quality, ,$1.00 keg. Be sure and get one of
these before they are all gone for they will not last long.
Paint
&SwSf Vnn ran do it vourself and at
llf Mr- mnpim. Tt' s easv to irive it
q ViniMtf-ifur linrrl. lirilliant. varnish-
trloss finish in black or rich, appro
priate colors.
CARRIAGE PAINT (Neat's) .
mnta oentnllwf-n mvp rn hutrmes. carriages
ia umui. fa-- 1 -
on A -nhroa nf nil kinds a toueh. durable, elossy
1 cnu v.f wp.ll nnfl wear well. An ideal
finish for settees, flower stands, porch furniture.
garden tools, and all surtaces mat must wwisuuw
exoosure and Hard usage. Keaay
to brush on and the label tells how.rMJjSts
If It's a surface to be painted, enameled, stained,
varnished, or finished in any way there s
an Acme Quality Kind to fit the purpose.
Ohling-Hulburt
HARDWARE CC
We Try to Please Our Customers.
THAT is why we sell strictly high grade unadulterated
" drugs.
THAT is why our prices are so reasonable, and
THAT is why we are careful and accurate in filling
prescriptions.
BURKHAP r & LEE.
F. G. WILL has the latest
in Jewelry, Cut Glass
and hand painted goods.
NEW TODAY.
Now is the time fo. buy. I have
some very attractive bargains now un
der contract, for a short time. Later
on prices will be higher. And before
buying it will pay you to call and in
vestigate what I have to offer. Come
soon, as many of my good offerings
are too good to last long. The fol
lowing are only a few of my good
bargains.
No. 1. Good nine room house, ce
ment basement. Furnace, bath, and
large plot of ground. A beautiful sit
uation. This is virtually buying a
fine home and ground thrown in for
nothing.
No. 2. Good nine room house, two
full lots well situated, and a good
paying business in connection there
with. Cement walks-and curbs. A
perfect snap; but must be taken soon.
Price $4500.00.
No. 3. Good 6 room house with
bath, full sized lot. Nicely situated.
Price $2200.00.
No. 4. Large house of 11 rooms,
situated on First street, suitable for
keeping boarders or for renting out
rooms. Can have house with two lots,
or the house with one lot. A bargain,
house almost new.
Farm Lands.
I am prepared to deliver some of
the best farm lands at very reason
able prices and can offer you good
land mostly all improved at prices
from $20.00 to $60.00 per acre. Sit
uated from four to eight miles from
Albany, and other good towns. Also
have small tracts that will appeal to
the most conservative buyer. Can
furnish a limited amount of money on
good City or Farm security. -
rire Insurance written in the best
Old Line Companies.
Don't phone, but call personally
upon J. V. i'lpe, 2U3 West Second St.
Albany, Oregon.
er Parker
Grocer
and
Wood Yard.
' A'l kinria nf w orl. n!rl fir mania Arxt
slab and mill end trimmings, Bawed
ready for shed. Phono Home Black 255
Office with J. A. howard
OR.VIRGINh A LFWEAIX
Osteopathic
Physician
1-8 Brenner Block. Albany.
Phones: Office Home 359, Bell blark
2751 .Residence 394 Home hlnck 863 K-1
Baker
i WK-tT KIKrtT rtl'Kh;KTAI.BASY OBEQOH,
First class goods in their season.
'Idle Hour Restaurant,
Cor. Broadalbin and Secondt Sts
I Under new management,
j Best 21 cent meals in the citv.
' JONE3&KI.S6R
Is Home From His Mexican Trip.
Dr. Hill returned on last night's train
from Mexico, where he spent almost
two months. He gives most glowing
accounts of the mine in which Albany
people are the principal owners. He
predicts unbounded wealth will come to
the owners in cuurgeof time and advises
al! who are interested in the result to
await with patience the action of those
who are doing the work. The work is ,
going on night and day and the universal I
decision of comoetent persons is that!
phenomenal riches ate not far distant !
n the tunnel now in operation.
The doctor returns more elated with i
the Willamette Vallevs future than
ever, with Albany as the city of cities
for a home. The beauty and fertility
of Salio valley in Mexico only needs
decern handling by a proper class of
Eeople to make it second to none,
lonver is pronounced the nicest city he
saw but the climate is againBt it.
COM. CLUB.
THIS MORNING
News From
Albany's Six Early
Trains.
A man and wife, the mother of one
of them, and six small children, formed j
a group of newcomers, who had ar
rived on the early train, and there were
others.
The U. O. base ball team passed!
through to play some one somewhere,
a fine looking lot of fellows, well put -"P.
I
Mr. and Mrs. H. Y. Kirkpatrick, of .
Lebanon, went to Corvallis to attend
the session of the presbytery. Mr.
Kirkpatrick has been Bupennteudent of
the S. S. of his church at Lebanon for
a good many years.
C. H. Burggraf left with his archi
tects case on a trip to Baker City, to
be gone several days.
Rev. Baker came down from Lebanon.
Present President Davis, Manager
Struble, Vice President McCune, Treas
urer bain. Directors Cameron, French,
Veal, Lee, Stewart. Rawhngs, Bower
box, Ellis, Nutting.
C. G. Rawlings was appointed a com-
mitiee to oe at me neanng oi tne ttan
road Commissioners at Salem on April
28. Albany and other valley people
having grievances of any kind in refer
ence to rates are requested to report
them to him.
The letter of Senator Bourne, in ref
erence to the federal b'.'ildinp, hereto
fore referred to by the Democrat, was
read, and Albany will wait.
The committee on investigation of
the standing of the piano factory peo
ple made an unfavorable report.
On account of the open river meeting
tomorrow the booster meeting was set
for Friday, April 22. a week later.
The matter of the improvement of
the west end of Third street was re
ferred to the Chautauqua committee.
The armory was discussed and it was
thought that it shou'd be known that it
is properly heated and lighted, and r
committee was ordered appointed
Some think the front should be on Lyon
street. The entrance to the big hall is
on that street, and it is said the . main
entrance was placed on Fourth street
on account of the necessity of the hall
having the full length of the building,
being 129.6 feet long.
The Corvallis Delegates. '
1
Corvallis means business. Here are
the delegates to the open river conven
tion: A. .1. Johnson, W. S. McFadden, W.
J. Kerr, Dr. Withycombe, M S. Wood
cock, V. E. Watters, W. F. Groves, J.
Off Wilson, August Fischer. G. 0
Bassetr, McCredie, H. W. Kaupisch,
J. M. Nolan, Robert Johnson, E. Wood-
ward, Geo. Smith, G. Denman, J.
H. Harris, F. L. Miller, John Allen, Z.
H. Davis, W. E. Smith, J. K. Smith,
Huston, E. E. Wilson, A. P. Johnson,
Matt Wilhelm, P. Avery, N. R. Moore.
DEPOT PARK
Mr. Chace, the landscape artist has.
completed his plans for the depot park,
and will meet with the Ladies Auxiliary
tomorrow at 9:30 o'clock for a confer
ence in reference to the much-talkea
about improvement. They have not
yet been seen here, but are said to
show a very attractive place when the
improvement is completed. The lay
out to start with is n good one. Mr.
Chace had charge of the Eugene depot
park, and it is the admiration of til
who see it.
Work ought to begin at once before
the dry season, s as to give the grass
a chance to get started.
Some people have become very im
patient about this park, but such thinks
take time, and as well money. The
Ladies Auxiliary have been doing a
splendid work in getting ready for the
improvement.
Base Bail.
In the report of the game between
the Methodists and College the score ot
Prof. Flo of the College was incorrectly
riven tntoughout. It should have been:
S times at buc. Si runs, 1 hit, 3 put outs,
3 assists and 4 errors.
The game this evening will be be
tween the Phi Alpha Piis and the P. O.
Bankers and promises to be a good one,
judging from the former games of the
Clubs. 4:30 o'clock is the hour, and an
effort will be made to have it begin oo
time.
Council Tonight.
Fifteen Years Old.
A red letter event with the Woodmen
of the World will be the celebration of
the fifteenth anniversary at the A. O.
U. W. hall on Friday night. The com
mittee in charge will be W. A. East
burn, L. Viereck, J. V. Pipe and J. A.
McChesney. Mr. Van Winkle, now in
the east, was also a member of tbe
committee. A good many from other
places are expected. A banquet will
be served, in which the families of the
members will take a part with the
members. A feature will be the team
work of the Salem W. 0. W.
Holt Agair
The city council will hold its regular
meeting tonight at 7:30. Important .
matters are the Oregon Electric fran
chise, in the interest of which Geo. F.
Nevins, traffic manager, G. W. Mc
Dowell and Harrison Allen, are in the
city, and several paving ordinances.
Passion Play represented by mov
ing pictures, and presented by J. B.
Holmed, former pastor, at the Chris
tian church tonight. Admission 16 and'.
25 cents. The equipment used by Mr.
Holmes is the best that can be obtain
ed. You should see this series of pic-turec.
For choice meata of all kinds, lard, :
fish in season and poultry. At the Holt
corner.
No. 1 lath at-theSAWMILL. j
F 0. WILL, lor Watches '
WANTED. Three nicely furnished
clean rooms on first floor, for housekeeping-,
by a professional man and
his wife, in private and cultured
family, or furnished cottage in good
neighborhood. Mrs. Alonzo U. Smith,
690 E. Burnside, Portland. ;
Cream Puffs, Lady fingers, macca
roons and cocoanut kisses are hard to
make. Better let George do it.
NICHOLS BAKERY.
Use Johnson's Best. - It Js tbe Best
Made in Albany.
The Elite
Chocolate Shop,
That Popular Place.
Base Ball floods
We are supplied with the largest and most select stock of Spauld-
ling Base Ball Goods in the city. Also tennis racquets, nets, balls,
etc.
THE BIG HARDWARE STORE.
Hulbert-Ohling Hdw. Co., Inc.
"Levi Hulbcrt, Pres., R. K. Ohling, Vice-Pres., J. R. Hulbert, Sec."
A
wait mead;
WATCHES and FINE REPAIRING
329 Second Stree, Between Ferry & Broadalbin.
I if sss&. I
The EL'
Albany
Announcement for
Spiw 1910
- You are invited to see the .
showing that we have pre
pared for the spring season.
Our special feature will be,
the brands of clothing, that
we have selected after care
fully scrutinizing the many
good lines offered to the
trade. We have selected the
best, and now offer them,
with perfect confidence.
As always our policy will
be to provide the best" values
so that we can guarantee the
greatest degree of satisfac
tion. Our latch string is out
every business day in tht
year. You are welcome,
whether you come to buy or
look. Ask any of our clerks
to show you some of the
"Real New" creations, that
you will see worn by so many
of the best dressed men in the
City this Spring.
We never disappoint.
Clothing Co.
Oregom
Phone Alain 50