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ALBANY. OREGOJi FRIDAY AUGUST 26. 1910
VMi XL VI
Ihe Market.
Wheat. 80, Cats a5c. i
Beef 6c; veal dressedfJc I
Pork dressed 9c; on foot 7c
Lard 16c. !
Eggs 30c. I
Chickens on foot 10c. j
Hams 22c to 27c, sides 20 to 25c
shoulders 15 to 18c.
Butter 30e to 35c.
flour $1.60 to $1.75c a sack.
Potatoes 60c oer bu.
Hay, from $12 for some clover to 518
tho best timothy.
GORDEN VIBRATORS We have
Vibrators. This vibrator took first
prtee over all vibrators at the Seattle
Fair. Guaranteed for one year. Call
or our store and get a booklet. Price,
S15.00. BURKHART & LEU..
THEY ARE HERE
That Delayed shipment of Expres Wagons
has just arrived, all sizes f romjthe smallest
to the largest. We can suit all size boys.
The prices are right. At
Meiser & Meiser
Renumber Ruby Blend is the Very Best 25c Coffee.
Watch Our Big Show Windows
Save Money at the
GREAT RUMMAGE SALE
A Forceful Demonstration of Substantial
Value Giving on Seasonable Merchandise
.' Let us insist upon you visit- . .
' , ing this store every time you !
are down town. You are sure
going to make some purchas
es within the next 15 days
and no matter how small the
purchase may be, it will pay .
, you to investigate this sale. ; ,
REMEMBER: This Sale will not continue a day long-,
er than as advertised, for in that time we will have ac- '
complished our purpose in reducing the stock sufficiently
to make room for Fall goods which are now being select
ed by our New York Buyer, Mr. Kragen, and a great
many already on the way.
DON'T DELAY. DON'T PUT OFF UNTIL TO- ' . ;
MORROW, but come today come where there is no :.'f
question as to the quality of merchandise offered you, . , ?
such as Suits, Coats, Dresses, Skirts, Waists, Petticoats, '
Muslin Underwear, Hosiery, Millinery, Shoes, Oxfords 1
and Pumps, in fact any thing and every thing a Lady,
Miss or Child will wear, at prices which heretofore you
have been a stranger to, but with one visit you will al
ways remember.
COME AND RUMMAGE WITH THE CROWD.
Chambers & McCune
Albany's Greatest Suit ard Cloak House
ALBANY SUPPLY CO.
Wholesale Dealers
In fruits, vegetables, sugar, nuts,
confectioniry, wrapping paper, twine
and paper bags.
Cash paid for all kinds of poultry.
We also have the agency for Pyramid
and Golden iJate cement, Olympic lime,
Arden plaster. Get prices befjre buy
ing. Cash paid for eggs.
Foot Ferry Street. Albany.
Phones. Main S Boll, 3 Home.
M. Senders &Co,
(INCORPORATED.)
THE BEST. Lime, plaster, cement,
roofing, paper, fire brick, pressed
brick, garden and field seeds, hay,
Brain, flour. M. SEND3RS & Co.
Both Phones 48. 436 West First St.
R. B. Mayberry, Drayman
Heavy and light hanling. Piano
moving a specialty, Piano and organs
boxed for shipping Piano boxes for
sale. Wood for sale, v " wood or 16
inch wood.
Office with Linn & Benton Real Es
tate Co . 2C6 West 1st.
Residence 713 Montgomery St. Both
Phones.
D
ream
SURVEYORS
ARE CLAMS
Junctiou Times: Another surveying
crew unloaded their baggage here
Thursday morning and at once com
menced preparations for work. Tho
crew consists of 14 men, all from Sin
Francisco, under charge of C. P. Goerl
of New York. Office headquarters have
been secured in the Al Johnson annex
and the necessary teams at the livery
stable. Arrangements and engage
ments are made for three weeks.
The head men decline to talk. One of
the men said they were S. P. surveyors
and would first run a line to Monroe.
Some are of the opinion that the line
fromCorvallis will be built, bur that line
was surveyed and right of way deeded
25 years ago.
Borne are ot the opinion tnat tne are
here in the interest of Hill. Others
claim that they represent the San
Francisco Electric company and will
run a survey to the coast either via
Lake Creek or Elmira. These 'acts are
given for what they are worth. The
manager said they were on a secret
mission and then shut up like a clam.
SPRINGFIELD'S
CELEBRATION.
ARRIVED
FROM PANAMA
Mr. Frank Patterson arrived in Al
bany this noon on the Shasta, from
ranama, joining nis wire, Mrs. liva
Patterson, of the Hamilton store, and
children. He came to San Francisco by
steamer, the trip not aareeing with
him, and he was somewhat ill upon ar
rival. The hot Panama weather offer
ed a stricking contrast to our cool dim -ate.
Mr. Patterson was with the gov
ernment for fourteen months, a resi
dent of Panama for almost two years.
The governmeut is pushing the work on
the canal and expects to have boats go
ing through in 1914. The best adver
tised Oregon section on the Canal Zone
it, Roseburg, which has done special
work down there. ,
MR. STRUBLE
RESIGNS
The celebration at Springfield yester
day in honor of the completion of the
bridge and roads into that city, was a
big affair, the largest crowd being
present in the history of the city. The
speakors were Judge ilimmick, of
Oregon City, who gave a warning
against inflated prices for land, putting
it beyond the reach of common neonle
with $1000 to spend, quoting the present
pi-ices ui raeuiora anu noou ttiver.
where a man of small means has no
show at all, and C. C. Chapman, the
Portlani booster, who spoko along
publicity and nromotion lines. Mr.
Chapman said 52 per cent of the butter I
U9ed in Portland is imported from the
eastern and middle west states, where
it snouid all come from our o.vn farms
A Sheriff's Sale.
All the properities of the Cascade
Petroleum Co. consisting of oil and gas
leases and agreements, at the court
house this afternoon were bid in by C.
E. Sox for the judgement creditors, In
the suit of C. H. Vhers for $331.40
The other judgement creditors are Geo.
Taylor for $439.98 and Everett & Kyle
for $263, who it is reported have com
bined in the management of tho prop
erties, also having bought the machin
ery on the ground.
The Lincoln County tair.
Judge Stewart, of Toledo, was in the
cit today advertising the Lincoln
county fair, to be held at that citv
Sept. 6 9. Besides a splencid display
of the products of Lincoln county there
wm ue a uauoon ascension every day,
a base ball tournament, horse races,
fout races, motor races and other
sports.
Tho exectutive board of the Albany
Commercial Club met in a special sess.
ion kst night with President E. H.
McCune presiding, and the folowing:
Vice-Pres. E. D. Cusick, Secretary J.
S. Van Winkle, Treasurer William
Bain, R. C. Churchill, Wm. Eagles,
Dr. M. H. Ellis, L..E. Hamilton, J. C.
Holbrook. J. R. Hulbert. E. A. John
son, W. H. Marvin, Grant Pirtle, M.
Senders.
A list of the business men of the city
not members of the Club, was submit
ted, and for securing subscriptions from
them the board was divided into com
mittees of three ech as follows:
No. 1: W. H. Marvin. L. E. Hamil
ton. M. Senders.
No. 2; Wm. Bain, E. H. McCune, J.
S. Van Winkle.
No. 3: Dr. M.H. Ellis, J. C. Hoi-
brook, J. R. Hulbert.
No. 4: A. M. Hammer, K. C Church
ill, E. A. Johnson.
No 5: Wm. Eagles, Grant turtle, E.
D. Cusick, C. H. Stewart.
Manager Struble placed his resigna
tion at the disposal of the board, and on
motion, the resignation was accepted,
witn the provision that Mr. Struble be
requested to remain until October first.
It has been in the hands of the secre
tary four months. Mr. Struble has'
other things in view.
The Secretary was directed to draft
suitable resolutions of endorsement of
Mr. Struble in commendation of his
labors.
It was ordered that new contracts
for subscriptions De dated A a;. 1st and
that the committee make an effort to
collect the first mont i's subscription. .
BUILDING
3 COTTAGES
Mr. George Strine has begun the
erection or three two story cottages on
j his property at the corner of Ellsworth
ana tour in scree'., ne Dougnc recently
of K. B. Montague, consisting of 54
feet on Ellsworth street and 84 on 4th
street. The cottages will have a front
age of 19 1-2 f pet each, with' ten feet
between them, anJ will face on Fourth
street. There is a big demand for
such places for rental and Mr. Strine
Sroposes to assist Albany in meeting it.
Ie is an experienced builder, coming
here from Corvallis. He has had charge
of the construction of the new i evi
dences of W. F. Garrett and J. S.
Morgan. He likes Albany and is boost
ing m a practical way.
City Warrants.
We have for sale warrants ot the
City of Albany in amounts of $500 each
par. If you want a fine security draw
ing six per cent call on J, W. Cusick
& Co., bankers.
See the new lot uf granite wa le it
the Variety Store.
Don't forgot ilia Golden Arrow din
ner set at the Variety Store, 813 W 1st.
land
"THE SHOW OF QUALITY"
Direction People's Amusement Company, Portland, Ore.
Program changes Tuesday, Friday and Sunday.
Prices Adults 10c, Children 5c.
Matinees Daily 2:30 to 5. Night shows 7:30 to 10:30.
Undisputably a Leader.
No piano stands higher in the estima
tion of the discriminating musician than
the reliable .-. W. Miller Piano, with
its sympathetic quality of tone and its
extremely pretty Cbse designs which
Dlaces it way up among the pianos of
character. This happy medium of good
looks and good tone is a combination
that few factories can boast of. Just add
to this a pleasant durable action that
will last a lifetime and you have the
splendid S. W. Miller piano. For sale
only by the Wcodworth Drug Co.
THE EMPIRE
PROGRAM FOR FRIDAY AND
. SATURDAY
SHRIMPS
An educational picture of rare value.
HER FIRST LONG DRESS
Real comedy that scintillates with
. Hashes of humor. '
THE ADOPTED DAUGHTER
. A melodramatic picture depicting the
I troubles of a young girl.
CLEOPATRA
The story of Cleopatra' and Marc An
tony, adequately reproducing the
scenes as they have been many
times pictures by different writers.
Illustrated Song Somebody's Lone
some, by alias Crosno.
Special Music, Three-Piece Orchestra.
Admission 10 cents.
AT THE
COURTHOUSE.
Declarations of candidates: A M
Templeton for sheriff, W. L. Marks for
clerk and Marion . F. Wood for re
corder, all republicans.
Sales confirmed in guardianship es
tates of of Howard Knight and Elsie
ana iressa tjarruy.
Deeds recorded:
Thofl Alvin to H. Bryant, small '
tract 11 2 w $ 15
C. A.Witcraft to Peter S. Hendry,
97 acres . 3560
Kittio Harris to Monroe W. Smead,
1J acres buu
LECTR1
THEATRE
- TON'.GHT
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Reported Change of Agents,
There is a well-founded report that
R. K. Montgomery, the popu'ar S. P.
agent at this city, has been transferred
to Silverton, to be succeeded' here bv
Agent Mickles of Gervair, the change
to be made in a few days. There will
be universal regret in Albany if true. I
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'2. The Burglar and the Baby. A
very touching story sho ving how the
hardened heart of a burglar is touched
by an infant.
2. Sallie's Beaux. A comedy that is
a side splitter.
2. Lieut. Rose, or the Robbers of
r incalrs Creek. The plot in this pice
ure was taken or hoard a U. S. dread
r aught. One of the beat yet. ,
Song,
When they Gather the Sheaves Mary
Dear, sung by Miss Mickleson.
This is a program no one should miss.
Change ot program tomorrow.
Admission 5 cents.
Both .Phones
Mam 53
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COMPAQ
337 West 1st.
Ablany, Or
Rea
Estate
PROGRAM FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
A WIRELESS ROMANCE
A strong dramatic subject with beautiful scenes taken
in Cuba.
THE COWBOY'S STRATEGEM
A drama of the West.
DOWN WITH WOMEN
An excellent comedy, full of loughs.
HAVb VOUK CL'itnts
CLEANED AND PRESSED
THE CLEANER,
CUMMINGS & GILBERT
i-0 W 1st St. Beli Phone black 273
Home nhone I9fi
THE OREGOXIAN. in case of ..!
delivery or missitig of paper tele- ,
phone E.-utIc'? C'ir Store, week
lays before S, Sundays before VI '
o'clock.
RUSSIA THE CAUCASUS MOUNTAINS.
A colored scenic film giving a good idea of this barbaric country.
WHEN WE WERE KIDS
Beautiful slides of Childhood days.
Singing,
MISS EDYTH
"You'll Xcver Find
E NEILSON
Another Love
Like Mine'
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BROADALBIN
Boarding House
First Gloss Board. Meals 22c
Family dinners a specially.
Curl Block.
mn it is.
:cb'riaGas Leraps
o:her li::1;
tt i- i i.nd it I:,; hu iristsnilj.
Horr.e fhone. See fc'cHOEL Pro:
536 E. First St., Albany, Oregon.
City Property.
No. 108 New 8-room house, one lot,
electric lights, hard finished, West
Albany. Price $2150.00.
No. 123 New 5-room cottage, one lot,
West Albany. Price $li;U.00.
No. 135 Good.. 6-room plastered
house, one lot, West Albany. Price
$1275.00.
No. 136 Two lots, new barn, West
Albany. Price $750.00.
C. T. 2 fine buildinK lots, west Al
bany. Price $1500.00.
Farm Lands.
! 70 acres 4 miles out, finest soil, at a
bartiain.
500 Acres 8 miles out. $24.00 per acre.
No. 142 20 acres, all in cultivation,
6-romi home, 5 miles out. Price
$2250.00.
C. P. 150 acres 5J4 miles out, fine
orchard, 150 trees, best soil, at a
bargain.
I have r-oir.e fine business proposi
tions that will appeal to the most c:
iscrvativc liuycrs. 11 you are 1001:111;;
I for farms or city property, or invet-
nients of a::y kind, coire to me. Hav
I ir.:; reitk'd in Albany 40 ye'irr- I l::iov.
' condition-.. Can sn t: you ti:;ie ant!
1 : --.r.cv. Call r.t my office' for iV.l p.'.r-
1 P. F. T'OWn.T..
ij. broad.:!!;;;) St.'tct
WM. BAIN. President. P. D. GILBERT. V. P
' H. N. BOULEY, Cashier.J
ALBANY STATE BANK
Great Oaks of Financial Success grow from very
small acorns a small sum opens Tan account in our
bank but, to have a big, healthy financial tree, you
must be persistent in your depositing.
Systematic depositing is the root of financial in
dependence. Get deeply rooted in the habit of bank
ing, then you will branch out into better things and be
safe against any ill wind that blows.
Dollars arc financial acorns plant them in our
bank and watch them grow.
Complete Lines of Crockery, China, Glassware, Groceries,
end the best line of Tea and Coffee in Albany, at Stetter's,
205 W. 2nd Street.
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