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Albany Democrat
Entered at the post ottice, .Albany.O ,
as second claaa mail matter. v.
F, P. Nutting.
Our Wants.
BOARD AND ROOM. Parties desiring
may secure at 506 Jackson and Wa
ter, til
FOR SALE One full block of 8 lots,
6-room house, barn and other im
provements, plenty of good fruit.
Only $2000.0i. C. G. Burkhart
FOR SALE. Some fine uird dosrs, pups.
Phone Hugh Perfect Home 704. It
FOR SALE. By the owner, one six
room house and two lots, center of
town, 322 East 4th St; also one good
cook stove and several heatinc stoves.
H. Barnes.
WOOD FOR SALE.-Second growth
Zinn & Calloway. Home phone 4062.
4tf.
GARBAGE. If residence is west of
Lyon street will pick up garbage for
60c month. S. U Penny the garbage
man. Home phone 2303. t4
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
After this date the business relations
between A. W. Roth, Chas. A. Cur--raH
and Fred D. Leverich will caase
as a company by mutual consent, the
business known as the Pacific Real
Estate Co. will be continued as here
tofore by A. W. Roth. Signed A.
W. Roth, A. C. Currtn, Fred D.
Leverich. tlO
FOR SPECIAL DELIVERY BOY.
Call Roy Eastburn. at Eastburn's
store. Both phones 68..
FREE. Edging and bark, at the saw
mill. It
WILL ANbWER CALLS. From al
over the city with automobile carpet
cleaner. All work guaranteed. Both
phonea. L. H. Jacks. t23
FOR RENT. Unfurnished rooms at
Ferry and Third streets, singly or in
raits. W.R.BIain. 27t
FOR SALE. Two four room cot
tages, at Nye Creek. See Chas.
Burggraf. 19t
60 TONS STRAW WANTED. Carload
lots. M. Senders ft Co.
SMALL FARMS. Those desiring
them near Albany will do well to see
me at 6th and" Lafayette streets. A.
J. Carothers. 17t
FOR SALE. Fifty acr. bottom land,
8 miles from Albany. E. Yagelaki,
R. D. 3. 3326 Home phone. U.7
FOR SALE. Farm of 45 acres, in
quire of E. E. Parrish, R. D. 1.
NO NAILS. Have your souls sewed
on by Chas. Procnow's new machine.
Saves stockings and Bocks. It
FOR SALE-Farm ot 1M acres, also
city property. Inquire of H. F. Mc
Ilwain. FIRE INSURANCE Beaver State
Merchant's Mutual. Inquire at Opera
House Bldg.
A SNAP fo a short tune only, 4 room
cottage, 2 small lots, in E Albany.
See Wm Kirk 1640 E 2nd St. Phone
1168 Home. 16t
SPLENDID VALUES IN
SEASONABLE MERCHANDISE
Including some aids to travel and some articles of dress to aid you in
keeping cool and comfortable.
Aids to the Traveler
TRUNKS AND SUITCASES
' That Will Stand the Baggage Man's Knocks.
That you are going to take a little trip this summer is almost assured and you will
no doubt need another trunk, suit case or traveling bag.
We have just received an excellent new line of these goods and believe that we can
fill any need that might present itself to you.
Trunks.
A splendid assortment in all sizes from the small size to the large Dresser Trunks
which will accommodate nicely every thing that you would want to take on the longest
journey.
The less expensive ones are made with one tray inside, and all are heavily stayed and
braced.
Good heavy metal corners and ends, strong lock and most of them are with straps.
These sell at prices ranging from $4.00 to $6.50.
Then there arc the better grades which arc somewhat larger than the others and
several have two or three trays which add much to their convenience, especially
when the article wanted is at the bottom of the trunk, and it usually is.
These too are well braced and will stand hard wear. They sell at prices ranging
from $9.00 to $22.50.
And a big dresser or wardrobe trunk. This is one of the most convenient articles of.
the kind we have ever seen. The top raised you have before you a regular dresser with
three small drawers and several large ones places for the hats, skirts, waists in
fact a regular dresser put into a trunk. It sells at $25.00.
L. E.& H. J. Hamilton
317 First' St.
STRAWBERRIES FOR THE RICH
It is said that in Portland the price
of strawberries was kept up to 12'A
cents a box through an organized
combination of the dealers, though
some of the berries were shipped into
; the city for as low as six boxes for a
, quarter, the lowest price that prevailed
: here. That is not treating the people
right. Poor people cannot afford to
! cat many berries at 12'jc, nor put
them uo at that oricc. Albany has the
cleanest lot of retailers in the U. S.,
and can give Portland dealers odds in
decency. Ihey make no untair com
i binations and treat their customers
white.
, STOP"THEDUST.
I It is the business of the city council
to settle the matter of street sprinkle
ing in some way. This is one of the
most important things before the peo
ple. It is of decided importance to
the merchant because he cannot afford
I to have his goods covered with dust,
i and it is of just as much importance
, to the occupants of the homes of the
city. Dust makes housekeeping sev
! eral times as strenuous a job. It is
; not a pleasant thing to have every
I thing covered with the stuff, and it
should be stopped even it it does cost.
"Letter List.
The following letters remain in the
Albany, Ore., postorfice uncalled for
June 8, 1910. Persons desiring any of
these letters should call for advertised
letters, giving the date:
Leon H. Brown, H. C. Conrad, Esaae
Culyer, W. D. UeVarney, Mrs. A. J.
Davis, F. J. Felzer, Talley Gibbons, E.
C. Gordon, Eugene Hauck, P. E. Hume,
G F. Knighten, Mrs. Florence Landon,
Mrs. R. L. Lamar, Mrs. Mary LaPlant,
Earl McCellim. Mra. P. M. Mathews,
O. C. McClellan, Mrs. Sarah Posey,
Mr. Travis, John Thurman, Y. Wa
kamor, Miss Westfall.
J. S. Van Winklb, P. M.
Hazelwood Bargains.
Block of 8 lots and 4 1-8 acres for
$1200. Buy lots at $100 per lot, buy
now. See, or phone Atty Geo, W.
Wright.
Fresh salmon and other fish at Holt's
Market.
EG. Will tor watches
WANT. To buy home in Albany, a
six or seven roomed house in good re-;
fiair Give location and price in first :
etter. Lock box 26, Jefferson, Ore.
WHY SLEEP ON A LUMPY MATTRESS?
When the Albany Furniture Hospital will Renovate
them like New.
Our motto : Rest well and you will feel well. Sleeping
on a hard mattress is like a hard day's work. Patronize
us, and save money. Prompt attention to all kinds of fur
niture repairs.
Home Phone, 347. Bell, Red 3511.
227-233 W. Second St. - - - - Albany, Oregon.
THE
PERSONAL
Mr. andJMrs. Chas. Carter left this
noon for Newport for the summer.
Elbert Warford went to Portland this
afternoon and will make wireless tel
ephonery an issue.
; Geth Thomas French is visiting his
Bister, Mrs. R. W. Williams in Port
land. I Rev. H. H. Bell.of San Franciscowill
Eass through Albany on the Shasta
limited tonight after a trip east,
i Mis Florence Thrall, of Eugene, re
I turned home this afternoon after a
week's visit with Albany friends.
I " Fred Myer came up from Portland
! this noon to assist in the Miller Bhows,
i with which he has been several years.
A. L, Briggs went to Corvallis this
.afternoon to attend commencement,
j He will receive a degree on post grad
uate work, taken while one of the
instructors.
Mauiice Vv inter and family have
I packed their household goods prppar
. tory to going to their cottage at New
I port for the summer. In the fall they
I expect to go to Portland to reside. .
Capt. F. C. Stellmacher has returned
from Portland. He saw the fire at the
Hotel Elwell, getting a t,ood opportun
ity to see how a Portland fire depart
ment does business.
A. W. McGilvrey went to Sbedd this
afternoon to look after the new resi
dence ot J. B. Cornett, he is building.
It will be a nine room $3,000 modern
residence, wired for electricity, well
situated near Shedd.
Arthur Moon, of Pasco, after spend
ing a couple days with his folks left
yesterday afternoon for home. People
have kept their eyes on Pasco until it
numbers daw people in population. Mr.
Moon is in the electrical supply bus
iness. A dispatch received this morning
from Rev. W. P. White tells ot bis ill
ness at the home of Rev. Curtis R,
Stevenson, in Chicago with tonsilitis.
He expected to be alle to start home
the latter Dart of the week, coming
part way this week and finishing up
next week.
Miss Helen Stanard, who has been
visiting her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. Dunn, left for her home
at Newberg today, accompanied by her
cousin, Louise Leatherman, who will
visit there and at Portland for the next
two weeks.
THE OREGONIAN. In case of bad
delivery or missing of paper tele
phone Eagle's Cigar Store, week
days before 8, Sundays before 10
o'clock.
HAMILTON STORE
Mr, Beard gives a temperance lesson
C0PEL4ND AND MARSHALL
LUMBER COMPANY
MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF ROUGH AND DRESSED
LUMBER.
House and Barn Bills a Specialty. Mill situated two miles east of Knox
Butte, near Santsaaa River.
G5heri6u 60 Awef
Trom Home
where you are not known, you may have trouble
in supplying yourself with funds, unless you cany
TRAYeicRS'cfiedDes
ofifie
AMERICAN BANKCRST ASSOCIATION
These cheques are equally useful for travelers in
America or Abroad. Unlike checks and 6nb.
they do not require personal identifica
tion, but identify the holder wherever he
travels. Accepted ct par everywhere.
Not available to finder cr thief, if lost or
stolen. !..rt va evnfam Xei tvptem.
J. W. Cusick & Co.
Our showing of this goods
eys the Traveling-Bag is much
the articles required and takes
leathers with cloth, imitation leater or leather lining. They are all neatly and well fin
sihed and are fine values. The prices are from $1.60 to $15.00.
Suit Cases we show in imitation leather, matting and leather. All sizes are repre
sented and these, too, are
supply you nicely in' these and can please you well at the
ey. They sell at $1.35 to $13.50.
Aids in Keeping Cool and Comfortable.
KNIT UNDERWEAR.
This department offers some excellent values and styles this year.
Probably one of the best is the new Cumfy Cut Vest.
This Vest is a sleeveless low neck garment, but it is so shaped and cut as to make it
impossible for the straps to slide off of the shoulders. This is a decided advantage and
adds much to their comfort and worth. They come of nicely knit cottons in plain
and mercerized thread and in all sizes, selling at 10c to 50c a garment.
Besides these are the regular style vests m all materials
wing sleeve, and low neck or high neck also long sleeves and high neck. They
come in cotton, plain or mercerized, or silk and cotton, and sell from 10c to $1.25.
We also have the pants in the ankle and knee lengths or the knee umbrella styles
lace trimmed.
We believe we can serve you well here and sell you superior garments at very reas
onable prices.
in a picture full of suggestions.
Suit Cases and Traveling Bags.
comprises some very excellent
preferred to the buit Case as it accommodates nicely all
up less' space. We show these in brown, tan and black
well and strongly made though
The Great FranK Miller
Amusement Company
will exhibit at Albany three days, com
mencing Thursday, June 9th. .
4 Bie Free Acts.
! d.ii in
DdllUUIl H3LCII5IUII IVIJV Udliy.
Music furnished by the Albany Band,
See Maximo the high diving canine,
di7es from a ladder 70 feet in the air.
See the dare devil slide for life by
Profs. Wildy & Kobe at 1:30 in the
afternoon and 8:30 at night.
Will positively show the three days
and nights, under waterproof tents June
9th, 10th, 11th.
More free shows than any carnival
company in existence.
The big balloon queen of the air will
ascend positively each day at 10:80 a.
m.
ALBANY THOSFER CO.,
Office with J. A. Howard. Both
phones. Residence phone black 225
Home.
Heavy and light hauling. Moving
pianos a specialty.
BRICK,
,A fine lot at our yard at this city, just
burned.
Phone Home 285.
ALBANY BRICK CO
GOTO
"THE CREST"
For your Ice Cream, Cold Drinks
and Confectionery. None better
in the city
L. L. POT1S.
Both Phones. 316 West 2nd
All kiads oi Lumber.
Fench. Posts,"
Shingles.
CITY LUMBER YARD
E. S. WILKINS&SON.
Wood Yard.
w ood delivered to all parts of city on
short notice, office :t residence. 90S
East 4th street. B th phones.
J. D. Ellis.
values, t or short journ
light in weight. We can
same time saving you mon
and stvles some havine
Albany
Oregon