It Pays to Buy Gloves of
Dependable Quality
ft
Our glove stock is com
posed entirely of the best
makes.
The initial investment is
not the most important thing
to consider when buying
gloves. The return you re
ceive in satisfactory service
is what makes a pair of glaves
a good or a poor investment.
The gloves which comprise
our stock are of absolutely
trustworthy character the
products of reliable manufac
turers. They will fit well
look well and wear well. The
prices are no higher than
what you would pay for poor
er, quality.
Fowne's gloves, $1.00 and
$1.S0.
SILK PETTICOATS THAT WILL WEAR
TW are garments of exceptionally excellent quality. Every possible means have
f to insure their giving satisfactory service. Carefully put together an well
Sed mSdXiely fitS topV-nounces of fneraus width Colors to match or har
SE with almost any garment. These grades, $4.00, $6.00, .,8.00.
We Try to Please Our Custo iers.
THAT is why we sell strictly high g. de unadulterated
drugs.
THAT is why our prices are so reasonable, and
THAT is why we are careful and accurate in filling
prescriptions.
BURKH APT & LEE.
F. G. WILL has the latest
in Jewelry, Cut Glass
and hand painted goods.
Walter Parker
Grocer
md
Baker
US WEST FIRST 8TKKBT..ALBANT OREGON.
First class goods in their season.
PhODc Main 56
Electric
Toasters
Make Perfect
Toast
Ralston Electric
Supply Co.,
3'0 West Second Street.
NOTICE.
Shingles.
Made in Albany my Mo. 1 Edg Grain
the BEST in the market. Various
trades and prices from $1.25 upwards
Iverv bunch branded with my name.
Look for it. Examine these shingles
before buying elsewhere.
E. A. THOMPSON.
We use no dry kiln.
THIS MORNINGiMEETING OF
News From
Albany's Six Early
Trains.
H. T. Wentworth. of Ashland, passed
through on a trip to Portland. He
formerly resided here. Since going to
Ashland less than two years ago be has
Duilt six brick blocks and two bunga
lows and is now at work on a big school
house at Gold Hill. He is one of Ash-
lanj's best boosters.
B. J. Hecker left for Oorvallis. For
several months he has been gathering
together bauds of Cotswold bucks.
some of which have already been ship
ped, in all about tour thousand, which
will be taken to near Denver, with
that city as the headauarters for dis
tribution, and sold. They bring a tine
price in the Colorado market.
J. L- Irvine left on a Portland trip.
A car load of Chalmers-Detroit cars of
1911 has iust been received in Portland
and Mr Irvine will endeavor to secure
one of them.
Messrs Crowell. W eider and Karney,
three young Burvevers. left for Millers
to do some work for a few days.
Miss McChesney left on a Newport
outing trip.
S. P. Barger arrived from Brownsville.
H. K. Lugger left on a Lebanon trip.
Five Medford school maams DS8ed
through for the Bay in their new 16
cent Bats.
Mayor A. M. Reeves and family, of
Lebanon, went to Newport, for their
summer's outing.
Some OldJimers.
COM. CLUB.
At the depot this afternoon, when
the 1:46 train arrived from the south
there was an old time session of the
legislature held, with Joe Purdom. now
Western Union and N. P. Express man ;
at uremercon, as Bergeant-at-arms. ana
Hon. J. Clem, then a populist senator
from this county, now a Lane county
republican assemblyman, in it. Sever
al live jokes followed.
Theloiedu.
A new steel ricue. with a cooking
nlafo nn tnn a trHal miulam ntnvA
no blacking, Keeps clean. Just take
a look at it. A Albany Hd Co'a.
Fresh salmon and other fish at Holt's
Market.
Present: President E. H. McCune,
vice president E. D. Cusick, Secretary
J. S. Van Winkle. Treasurer Wm
Bain, Dr. M. H. Ellis, A. M. Hammer,
L. E. Hamilton, J. L. Hill, J. R. Hul
bert, E. A. Johnson, W. H. Marvin,
Grant Pirtle, M. Senders, C. H. Stew
art. The following communications were
read:
Letter from Manager Struble, on be
half of the Albany Commercial Club,
inviting the Hoover Lumber Co. to re
buna their mill at Albany, and answer
thereto trom said Company stating
that they do not intend rebuilding at
present.
Letter from Frank W. Power, Secre
tary of Oregon State Horticultural
Society, asking if offer of $50.0 is to
f o as one prize, or $35.00 for 1st and
$15.00 for 2nd prize. It was ordered
tnat it snouid be divided.
Letter from C. C. Chapman Adver
tising Co. giving estimates for news
paper advertisements. On motion it
was ordered that the Manager prepare
copy and make contract for one month's
advertisement. .
Copy of letter from Manager Struble
to Postmaster Merrick, of Portland. ,
was read, inviting him to participate in
the next monthly "Get-together Meet
ing". Mr. Merrick has written it will
be impossible to come now.
Letter from Dr. Prill relative to
train to and from Munkern on Albany
Day at the Linn County Fair, and indi
cating that arrangements for holding
train until 6:80 had failed. The secre
tary waa instructed to take up the mat
ter with the officers of the railroad.
C. C. Page addreBBed the Board.
Mr. Page and several other editors
of the city were made associate mem
bers of the Club.
The entire Board was made a com
mittee to solicit subscriptions for the
Club, and all were instructed to begin
work immediately.
Remarks were made bv Dr Hill ad
vocating the establishment of small
lactones.
Q. CO. HOME
TONIGHT.
The encampment at American Lake
closed last night and the soldiers left
for home this morning, the Southern
Oregon and Willamette Valley boys
first. They a-e due to arrive in Port
land at 2 o'clock this afternoon and the
Albany boys home on the 7:45 train to
night.
This will prooanry oe tne last encamp
ment at American Lake. Speculators
having gotten charge of the property
have been robbing the government.
Besides the water is said to ne poor.
The nill test was not a success be.
cause not sufficiently carried. out, but it
is thought it might work..
Reports are that the Albany boys
have been well and behaved themselves.
The only accident was to Dr. Ed. Stew
art, whose horse tun into a barbed wire
fence and threw him twenty, feet.
Use Johnson s beat. It is the Best.
Made in Albany.
Don't forget the Golden Arrow din.
ner set at the Variety Store, 313 W 1st,
Jelly glasses for 30c dozen at the'
Variety Store, 313 W 1st St.
F.G. Will for watches
70R SALE. Household furniture: BS
Goldberg, 939 E8th street. t20
ALBANY OPERA HOUSE
Thursday, Aug. 18
"They've Made the Whole Worlo
Laugh" The Oldest and Best 1
Richard & Print's
FAMOUS
GEORGIA
S. C.RUNYAN,
Carpenter and Builder.
Makes a specialty of repairing and
job work.
Shop 1020 Elm street.
Home phome 426.
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.
ALB IN y REAL ESTATE CO.,
W. M. Dret-ser, Proprietor."
Room 14 Albany State Bank Building.
Property lists wanted, property for
sale.
A specialty of he new ALBANY
H LIGHTS. Soe 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
144
DR. VIRGINIA V LEWEAUX.
Osteopathic Physician.
1-3 Brenner Block. Albany.
Phones: Office Home 359, Bell black
2751, Residence 394 Home, black 863 Bell
Carmel, Lemon,
Vanila, Strawberry
and Ciocolate Ice Cream
Orange Sherbet.
ELITE
CHOCOLATE SHOP
ORDER A BOX of my UravenBtine
apples, nicely packed, no windfalls,
no worms, no scale; also crab apples
and Hungarian prunes for sale. Both
phones. F. M. Mitchell. t20
FOR RENT. Thirteen acres, with
residence, miles from city. In
quire at Democrat office.
FOR SALE. House and two lots
Hackleman's addition, $1700. B. F
Ellsworth, Phone Black 3132. tl5
FOUND. A leather purse with notb
ing in it.
MINSTRELS
Advance ticket sale atWoodworth'S'-'
Drug Store. Price 85c, 60c, 75c.',
. The latest
styles in eye
glass mountings.
E. C. MEADE,
Optometrist.
329 Second St.
HELP WANTED
i . , . . .
Good Wages. Call at
MAGNOLIA LAUNDRY.
WAIT MEADE,
WATCHES and FINE REPAIRING
329 Scior.u Stree, Between Ferry & Broadalbin.
J. W. BENTLEY. boot and Bhoe maker
and repairer, does first class work at
reasonable prices. Next door to
Democrat omee. see mm
WOOD. Slab, east ot berry west
of Kerry $2.25, cash on delivery. Pay
the driver. A. W. Docksteder.
Home phone black 176, or Bell black
321. aut
Application for the purchase of the
road land in Linn County now owned
by the Oregon and Western Coloniza
tion Co will now be received.
Application blanks can be obtainedat
thi- office.
Ttrms: One fifth down, and trebtl
in fiv years. All lends sold in
letal tiulidivit-ions, from fortv acres to
320 acres m more. OWExs iiEAM
Room 4 Stark Building.
BARBER SHOP
236 West 2i.d St.
First Class Work Guaranteed
Geo. H. Ffddiman, Prop.
SHOES REPAIRED whie you wait at
burns bhoe btore. Ivext the f ost
Office. 9t
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.
MD!N&SlUpr..?i
A fine lot at our yard at this city, just '
burned. i
f hone Home 43J. ;
ALBANY BRICK CO
J. G. Crawford's
Photograph Gallery
Is in the NewAlbany State Bank Build
ng, second floor, with a complete
equipment for pictue taking of all
kinds.
SINGER SEWING MACHINES for
rent Allkintls of machines repaired
at Burns' Shoe Store. 9t
D. B. ADAMS,
VACUUM CARPET SWEEPER
Agent for the ONWARD SLIDING
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 modest 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 our mod
est profit thrown in.
Remember the house of quality, and the store that
never disappoints.
THE BLAIN CLOTHING CO.
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