Owing to a few small lines of good still remaining from our Clearing Sale we
will dispose of them at the special clearing prices.
AXMINSTER RUGS. .
See the splendid patterns
shown in our east window.
27 x 54 inches
$2.00 Each.
25 Per Cent Reduction on
White Waists.
Summer wash goods great
ly reduced in price.
Ladies' Sleeveless Vests
Splendid values, elastic
weave bleached 10c each.
The Drawnwork Center
pieces on display have at
tracted attention from admir
ers of the beautiful. These
are excellent values. The
prices are exceedingly low.
White Canvas Oxfords
25c Pair.
Short lengths and summer
silks
25c Yard.
THIS MORNING MEETING OF
News from
Albany's
Trains.
Six Early j
COM. CLUB.
Children's Black Hose
10c Pair.
F air Dealing a Fixed Purpose.
Present: -E. H. McCuno. pre
E. D. Cusick. vice president. J. S. Van
W inkle, secretary; William Bain, treas
urer; Wm. Eagles. M. H. Ellis. L. E.
Hamilton. J. L. Hill, J. C. Holbrook,
J. R. Hulbert. E. A. Johnson, Grant
Pirtle, M. Senders, C. H. Stewart, W.
R. Struble, manager.
, Current bills to the amount of $105
were ordered paid.
The manager reported receipts since
last report of $206.35.
The report of the manager for the
momll of July was read as follows:
total inauiries received 240, letters
written 407, invitations to luncheon ?30,
couec-
Editor Fisher of the Eugene Guard
and wife, arrived on their way to New
port for an outing. Mr. Fisher is one
of the successful newspaper makers of
the valley, an aggressive and live pro
ducer of current literature.
Mrs. Chas. O. Rideout and daughter.
Miss Mvrtle. who had the honor of be
ing born in Albany, arrived on the
early train for an Albany visit. Mr.
Kideout is now postmaster at oan
andro. For many years he was with
rianiol Pnaf tho ttir0ahfr mttnilfftC-
turer, now a' millionaire. Yrs. Rideout , pieces of literature mailed 205,
f : T ..1., Cf TnUn tinna for mnnth 341.89.
IVUIIbrUUI. WOO BUUIUM.GU TT.n. - " . . w
Co. for a coov of the Oregon & Wash-
Mr. Clark of Reeves & UlarK, LeDa-, ,, fi.,.V. fr lain 11. for 7
non merchants, left on a trip to the proposed contract with the Pacific
Bay. lhe Democrat man at nrst tooK (aonth, f0r advertising waa laid on the
mill iui a laiiiuau iiia(j(iaw. ia nvn i (able,
put UP for one. T.pffpr w rend from R. R. McKin-
I ney, of Holley, inviting the club to visit
mo r.nmn tuoxf frt Pnrflnnrl ! the unncr CataDOoia valley. On motion
nn a visit uifh hai nnn Will T .inHnn I a committee of live was authorized to
tinri Mm rcraonimiro ifft: fnr arrange triD. set aaie uuu reuurt w uw
their farm out between Halsey and club, same to be made witnout expense
Plainview on the motor.
Miss Minnie Scott arrived from lan-
gent.
tienry winKiey, 01 mm -.n.y, re
turned from a Eugene trip.
Miss Ethel Miller, of Sodaville. re
turned from a trip to Corvallis. .
Mrs. iiev. Hoyies, wno is spending
the summer at Sodaville, now a resi
dent of Monument, E. O. arrived on an
Albany visit.
AT THE
COURT HOUSE.
Deeds recorded:
Bradley Troxel to Minnie Banks,
2 lots Abbey's ad $ 10
D. Townea to C. E. Mills, 160
acres 11,975
G. W. Soule to Cordelia M. Bo-
gart. K acres low
John Wennekamp to Donali
Rav. 120 acres 6050
David Walker to William J.
Sturges, 80.05 acres 8000
Mortgage for S300U. Releases for
$6000, $1200 and $4800.
Regular session of the county court.
Chas. Barxman was appointed ad
ministrator of the estate of the Browns
ville Creamery. Appraisers H. L.
Robe, N. P. Crume and H. E. Hilleary
Notarial commission of Dan Johnston.
We Try to Please Our Custo iers.
THAT is why we sell strictly high gt ds unadulterated
drugs.
THAT is why our prices are so reasonable, and
THAT is why 'we are careful and accurate in filling
prescriptions.
BURKHAFT& jLEE.
F. G. WILL has the latest
in Jewelry, Cut Glass
and hand painted goods.
Walter Parker
Grocer
a ad
Baker
. 416 WKST r'IBST 8TKEETAIiBANY OREGON,
Rrst class goods in their season.
Phone Main 66
WE DON'T WANT TO SHOUT
but some "of the finest buildings in
town are equipped with our plumbing
work. We make a specialty of high
class sanitary plumbing and will be
glad to have you examine samples of
our work. We have moved and are
now at 118 West Second street.
MEDIN & STUAPT.
NOTICE.
Application for thp purchase of the
road land in Linn County now owned
by the Oregon and Western Coloniza
tion Co. will now be received.
Appiicaticn blanks can be obtained at
this omce.
TermB: One fifth down, and the bal
ance in five years. All lands sold in
legal subdivisions, from forty acres to
320 acres or more. OWEN BEAM
Room 4 Stark Building.
"IS LIFE WORTH SAVING?"
Mrs. Mollie McRaney, Prentiss,
Miss., writes that she had a severe
case of kidney and bladder trouble,
and that four bottles of Foley's Kid
ney Remedy cured her sound and well.
She closes' her letter by saying: "I
heartily recommend Foley's Kidney
Remedy to any sufferer of kidney dis
ease. It saved my life." Woodworth
Drug Co.
HAY FEVER AND ASTHMA
Bring discomfort and misery to
many people but Foley's Honey and
Tar gives ease and comfort to the suf
fering ones. It relieves the congestion
in the her.d and throat and is soothing
r.r.d healinir. None genuine hut Foley'
Honey and T r in the yellow package
Woodwortb- .-ug Cr-
BRICK,
A fine lot at our yard at this city Just
burned.
Phone Home 431.
ALBANY BRICK CO
J. LIRVIN
DEALER IN
Automobiles and
Automobile Supplies
324 South Broadalbin, Albany. Ore.
Bu'cks, Chalmers and liudsons.
Bell Phone Red 2631.
On motion the matter ot securing ad
ditional subscriptions was placed in the
bands or the manager to act iu con
junction with the committees already
appointed.
C. H. Stewart, for the committee for
collection of Great Northern exhibit,
i-AnnrtAtl irood rtroffress. v
The manager reported that the county
nntii! hnfi AOTMerl tn atand the ex
penses of Prof. Parks for testing road.
material in Linn county.
The . B. A. A.
The ladies of the B. B. A. A. Club
met with Mrs. Dumi nd as hostess in
their ramilar meeting of last week.
The afternoon was enjoyabiy spent
to buy land, but the failure of trains to I in needlework, music, and a guessing
connect left him in Albany some little . cotatist in which Mrs. Glen Junnin car
Albany Got Him.
Corvallis Gazette-Times:
Lack of close connections with north
bound trains a day or two ago resulted
in the Corvallis vicinity losing a settler.
This man was enroute fixm Roseburg
to Corvallis and was coming prepan
Congregational Parsonage on Fire
The fire bell rang' at 4:30 o'clock last
night. A fire discovered in the roof of
the kitchen of the Congregational
parsonage, occupied by Mr. and Mrs.
Urea uouia, cauea ior me aiarm. i
roof had caught from the flue from the
kitchen stove and was spreading fast
under the roof, when help arrived. A
bucket brigade was formed and effective
work done from outside and up under the
roof, and the flames were soon exting
uished, not requiring the aid of the fire '
engine, it was a close can ior w
house and neighborhood.
Burk's Big Uncle Tom's Cabin.
time. He wandered into a real estate i ried otf the honors, a Beauiuui oiu njory
office, was taken out to see some land piece, furnished by Mrs. A. J. Hodges.
A delicious lunuu wua BciTuu uu.iMft
and bought there Corvallis is
Btrictly in favor of closer connections.
F 0. WILL," ior'watches
S.C.RUNYAN,
Carpenter and Builder.
Makes a specialty of repairing and
job work.
Shop 1020 Elm street.
Home phome 426.
WANTED. To hire a horse, to be paid
for in keeping, also wish to buy light
wagon that will hold a thousand
pounds. Call at Democrat office.
Watermellons
on ice
served at our tables
or delivered to any
part of the city.
Any Time.
ELITE
CHOCOLATE SHOP
the afternoon, and adjourned to meet
with Mrs. Guy h.napp in two weeks.
A Recital.
One of the many events ot the sea
son will be the coming of Burk's Big
'Uncle Tom's Cabin Co." which will'
exhibit near the depot Aug. 10 after
noon ai.d night. A modern feature of
this organisation, iB a monster street
parade like a circus, consisting of
more men, women, children, horses,
ponies, donkeys and dogs, chariots, tab-aleaux-wafrons.
floats. bandB of music.
etc., man uny otner similar vauiuiwuu
oi th load,
Miss Nellie Hart, instructor on the
i piano, yesterday evening gave her first
recirni. maKinfr nn excellent, hiiuwiiik
for the good work being done oy Mibb
Hart and the pupils. Those taking part
mora Anna Hoflich. Blanch Ragan.
Evelvn Gordon. Lizzie King, Marguerite
! Wint, Maggie King, Iva Curtis, Esther
McChesnev. Flossie McGilvrey and
j Miss Hart.
The best fence posts in Albany at
thi SAW MILL.
Electric Appliance Co.!
422 W. First
Phones-Bell Black 2651, Home 411.
Electrical Supplies and Fixtures.
House and other wiring attended to
promptly. Contracts made.
ALBANY Ml ESTATE CO.,
. W. M. Dresser, Proprietor.
Room 14 Albany State Bank Building.
Property lists wanted, property for
sale.
A specialty of lie new. ALBANY
HfcltiHlS. See the plat.
JERSEY DAIRY
G. W. KUTHE, Prop.
Fresh milk and cream. Our wagons
cover the city twice daily.
Phones: Bell Black 2371; Home Main
JL44
DR. VIRGINIA V LEWEAUX-
Osteopathic
Physician
1-3 Brenner Block, Albany.
Phones: Office Home 359, Bell black
2751, Residence 394 Home, black 863 Bell
THE BROADALBIN
Boarding House
First Clnss Board. Meals 25c
Family dinners a specialty.
229 Curl iilock. .
J. G. Crawford's
Photograph Gallery
Is in the NewAlbany State Bank Build-1
og, second floor, with a complete I
nuicment for pictue taking of all.
kinds, I
Shingles.
Made in Albany my no. 1 Edg Grain
the BEST in .the market. . Various
grades and prices from $1.25 upwards.
Every bunch branded with my name.
Look tor it. Examine these shingles
before buying elsewhere.
fc. A. THOMPSON.
We use no dry kiln.
J. W. BENTLEY, toot and shoemaker
and repairer, does first class work at
reasonable prices. Next door to
Democrat, nffirp. Rpehim.
WOOD. Slab, east oi tetty west
of if rry $2 25, cash on delivery. Pay
the driver. A. W Dockstcder
Home phone black 176, or Bell black
321. SOt
SINGER SEWING MACHINES for
ren? Allkinds of machines repaired
nl turns' Shoe Store. 9t
BARBER SHOP
236 Wct 2nd St.
First Class Work Guaranteed
Geo. H. Fiddiman, Prop.
SHOES REPAIRED while you wait ai
Burns' Shoe Store. Next the Post
P"5"- 9t
The latest
styles in eye
glass mountings.
E. C. MEADE,
Optometrist.
329 Second St.
FOR SALE. Dried fruit and raisins, .
beBt quality, reacnes oc, raiaina c.
Ready now. W. A. Robb, Fowler,
Calif,
LOST. A little necklace, with locket.
picture oi little gin anu uog iname.
Reward. Return to Mrs. J . C. Keats,
640 W. 9th.
NOTICE is hereby given that policy
holders in the Occidental Life can pay
monthly premiums at the Albany
State Bank. E. J. Gilstrap, district
manager.
HELP .WAN TED
Good Wages. Call at
; 4
MAGNOLIA LAUNDRY.
"WAIT MEADE,
WATCHES and FINE REPAIRING
329 S::o.-.u Stree, Between Ferry & Broadalbin.
When You See It in Our Ad
vertisement You Know . It Is
True.
It is not our policy to conduct a sale every month in
the year, and quote prices that we can't deliver. The pub
lic don't expect it. It is' a well known fact that for 40
years this store has always sold at a ihodest profit, first
class goods that we can guarantee, and at the smallest
possible price.
However, during this Semi-Annual Clearance Sale,
the above guaranteed merchandise is yours, and otir mod
est profit thrown in. ' .
Remember the house of quality, and the store that
never disappoints.
THE BLAIN CLOTHING CO.