See the Large Display of
HAIR
GOODS
The Largest and Most Complete Line
We Have Ever Shown
Hair Switches, 22 inches long, blonde, brown and dark brown $2.50
Hair Switches, 24 inches long, wavy, blonde, brown and dark brown 3.50
Hair Switches, 22 inches long, 3 switches in one, brown, dark brown and black.... 3.50
Hair Switches, 22 inches long, wavy and straight, all colors 4.00
Hair Switches, 24 inches long, wavy and straight, all colors : 5.00
Hair Puffs, 18 curls, brown, 2.00
Another with 13 curls, brown .'. 2.50
Wavy Hair Rolls, all shades, 50c
Sanitary Hair Rolls can be washed all colors 25c
Silk Hair Nets, blonde, light, and medium brown and black 5c
Silk Hair Nets, with elastic f 5c
Human Hair Nets, invisible, with a draw thread, all colors .: 15c
Fringe Nets, real hair, 3 shades of brown 15c
Fringe Nets, grey .'. - 30c
MEN'S FURNISHING SPECIALS.
Men's Suspenders 50c value 35c pair
Men's and Boy's Belts 50c value - 35c each
Men's Fancy Socks 35c value .'. - - , -' 20c pair
Cleanup of Men's Summer Underwear
Light Balbriggan .... 20c garment
Odds and Ends, boys' blouse waists - 25c each
THIS MORNING IC0RPS OF
News From
Albany's Six Early
Trains.
Messrs. Pinkerton and Glazier, the
U. S. cattle inspectors, of the Depart
ment of Animal Inudstry, returned to
Portland, after doing considerable work
around Albany, including the Bryant
heard of eighty-five in Bryant's Park,
found in splendid condition. The only
cost of inspection is the board of two
men, who work for the government
under a salary, and it is desired as
many as possible shall have their cows
looked after.
Dr. Withycombe and Prof. Cordley,
of the O. A. . left for Uhion, where
there will be a session of farmers at
the experiment station, for educational
purposes, under their direction. Dr.
Withycombe remarked that he was not
mixing much in politics just now, being
too busy with industrial matters.
S. A. Lasselle, of the N. W. Fruit
Association went to Salem on prune
business. He reports the best crop
and the highest price for years. The
crop is a good one and the average
Erice is about 4gc, with 5 cents for the
ig ones.
We Try to Please Our Custo ners.
THAT is why we sell strictly high gi da unadulterated
drugs.
THAT is why our prices are so reasonable, and
THAT is why we are careful and accurate in filling
prescriptions.
BURKHABP & LEE.
F. G. WILL has the latest
in Jewelry, Cut Glass
and hand painted goods.
Walter Parker
Grocer
sad ,
Baker .
416 WKST FIRST arKKKT1.ALBAN Y 0KB90N.
First class goods in their season.
Phone Main 56
Electric
Toasters
Make Perfect
Toast
Ralston Electric
Supply Co.,
30 West Second Street.
NOTICE.
Shingles.
Made' in Albany my ao. 1 Edt? Grain
the BEST in the market. Various
grades and prices from $1.25 upwards.
Rvorv hunch branded with my name.
Look tor it. Examine these shingles
before buying elsewhere.
L A. THOMPSON.
We use no dry kiln.
S.C.RUNYAN,
Carpenter and Builder.
Makes a specialty of repairing and
job work.
Shop 1020 Elm street.
Home phome 426.
TEACHERS
COMPLETE.
The school board of the Albany dis
trict at a recent meeting completed the
selection of teachers for next year,
making a corps of thirty three, a large
increase, showing the growth of the
schools-of the city.
Prot. Loyd Marquam was transferred
to the chair of mathematics in the high
school and G. E. Finnerty, of Cottage
Gmve, elected principal of the Madison
I school. Miss Ethel A. Norman was
elected to the 6th grade Madison school,
Miss Marian Cowels, 7th grade Cen
tral; Miss Nettie Miller, ot Oregon
City, 5th grade Central; Miss Cora
Turaidge, 6th grade Maple; Miss Alice
Markhart. of Euirene. formerly of this
city, 4th grade aple; A. E. Hudson, a
tutor in ine u. a. u. tne past year, to
the chair of science, in the hiirh school.
Prof. Smith, who bad been secured for
this place found that his health will not
permit his teaching and he will devote
nis time to nis property near tne tair
ground.
A good corps ot tf achera has been s
cured and efficient work may be expect
ed.
AT THE
COURT HOUSE.
Marriage licenses:
Geo. W. McKillgan .6 and Minnie F.
Butler. 40. of Lebanon. F. Vt. Barrett
28, of Junction and Margaret E.
Uooloy, as, of Albany.
New Buit. M. Sternberg & Co. agt.
Clinton Nannev. to recover 74. 65 goods
sold Roy Nanney, a son. G. S, Hill at
torney.
Deeds recorded:
Thos. Barnes to Henry Stephens
iw acres $ 4UUU
Loyd G. West to L. A. Har-
baugh and wue acres... 1
Martha Schooling to F. P. Shel
don is lots, Harrisburg
10
back from the Mts
W. M. Parker returned to the Bay
to complete his summer's outing, cele-
i i-' L : ii.v l.: ... i. i.T .1
urauu ins uiruiuuy iuuhmi iub
trip.
Dan Hurley went to Salem on a Bhort
trip.
J. P. Martin and family and Miss
Clara Eckert left for Newport.
William Loru, ot saiem, leit lor
Seal Rocks, called there by the serioua
illness of his father, Ex-Governor Lord.
William Holloway and family left for
their summer's outing at Nye Creek.
Miss Tressa Acheson returned to
Portland after a delightful time with
her many friends in Albany.
Miss uisie LiocKe lett tor Portland.
Miss Bessie Bovle. with the Magno
lia Laundry as bookkeeper for some
time left for Seattle to reside with her
folks.
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 BEAL ESTATE CO.,
W. M. Dresser, Proprietor.
Room 14 Albany State Bank Building.
Property lists wanted, property for
sale.
A specialty of the new. ALBANY
HtlliHis. se9 the plat.
JERSEY DAIRY
G. W. KUTHE, Prop.
Fresh milk and cream. Our wagons
cover the citv twice dailv.
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
J. W. BENTLEY, boot and shoemaker
and repairer, does first class work at
reasonable prices. Next door to
Democrat office. See him.
WOOD. Slab, east ot t erry west
of rerry ?U.a5, cash on delivery, ray
the driver. A. W Docksteder.
Home phone black 176, or Bell black
8zl. out
I'
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.
Appiicatirn blanks can'be obtained at
this office.
TVrm-.:- One fifth down, and ire bal
ai.e in fi v years. AlliandBfiold in
leul nuhdivisionB, from forty acrps to
320 acres i more. OWEf. BEAM
Room 4 Stark Building.
BARBER SHOP
236 West 2nd St.
First Class Work Guaranteed
Geo. H. Fiddiman, Prop.
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 1 18 West Second street.
MtiDIN & SI UAPTJg
J. G. Crawford's
Photograph Gallery
Is in the NewAlVfnny State Bank Build
ntf, second floo, with a coroplet
equipment foi pictue taking ' of al
kinds.
D. B. ADAMS,
"ACTJUM CARPET SWEEPER
Agent for the ONWARD SLIDING
A fine lot at our yard at this city.just
burned. '
Phone Home 431.
ALBANY BRICK CO
Look Out for Fire.
Chief Engineer Creel wishes to warn
the people of the city to be careful
about fires, particularly during the
present wind; spell. Everything is
dry and combustible. Mr. Creel to
morrow will leave on a trip up the
Cral.tree. Assistant Chief Engineer
Schultz is also aw&y. During their ab
Bence T. O. Hanson, of the street
cleaning department will have charge
of affairs.
Phil and Anthony Baltimore returned
last evening from a trip to Marion Lake,
camping where the sulphur bubbles up
from the springs. Thev conveyed their
'outfit in with theirown bicycle wheeled
push carts, their own inventions, noth
. ing like it in the U. S and had a great
i time, hunting and fishing, particularly
the latter. Not many deer are around,
but they got one fine four point buck,
that worked up into some very sweet
jerk, as the Democrat can testify from
a sample tried. Anthony did the kill
ing. He admits that while he beat Phil
shooting he can t beat mm eating a
mountain meal.. President Roosevelt
himself doesn't enjoy a mountain trip
more than the Baltimore boys.
Letter List.
The following letters remain in the
Albauy, Ore., postoffice uncalled for
Aug. 17, 1910. Persons desiring any of
nUK. A I, Will I UIBUUB uvbieiiik luijjr Ul
Lawyer N. M. Newport came down !nu,c' ca" 101 Mveresea
r r- i - lenera. invinir tne aate:
iruiu xjeotuiuii. ur -ft-. "i ri j '
Ray Roberts came over from Cor- .V T m 5 1
illis and went out to the Roberts or- i LnderBon. M. N. Apple, Jenny
Cascadia this Year.
J. H. Simp8on and family last even
ing returned from their outing at cas
cadia, where they have been several
weekB. Caecadla has been a popular
resort this year. There have been a
large number of campers and the hotel
Gelsendorfer has been full right along.
When the Oregon Electric runs to Cas
cadia it promises to become one of the
best reBorts along the coast.
vallis
chard.
Mrs. Dr. Billings and mother
Barnes left on a f ortland trip.
Commissioner Butler went out
Lebanon on county business.
Mrs.
to
T.nrfnin R. TJnffv Mm Rratltnv RIIIpa
1 Mrs. A. Emrick. E, D. Gilsou. L. F.
Huffman. Bertha G. Hollinraworth.
nooii pthwi h; kn,.n,w!m. .eegan, r . r a.enision, itosa
svsteni ' Lucier James McNeil, B. F. R. Mc-
Bert War'ford went to Brownsville. ! f Rse Senders. Mrs. Edyoh Shad
Jack Currie, a native of Linn county wlck- Mnl- ie8e?Il w,v,, P M
commercial traveler, went to Corvallis. I VAN WINKLE, r. ju.
F. L. Chambers and family passed
through on a trip to Yellow Stone Park. -
Br. vnamoers is one oi tne augene WAN1EU. Bright active joung man,
nYaiah afllmnn flnri nthF finh nt Holt.
Barnes, Chas Beales, Mrs. A. B. Bon- Market.
tn.n r. a n..i;. n7ii.nn n..
men who have made it richly
C, E. Sox and family left for New
port for a few days outing at the seashore.
to act as agent for Portland paper in
Albany. See Mr. Finnegan at Dem
ocrat oltice, Friday morning, from 9
to 10,
F G. WILL, lor Watches
J. LEROY WOOD,
Mechanical Engineer.
Foundations, Roofs, Iron and Steel
Structures, Power Plant designs and
specifications, Power Transmission,
Drawings made and checked. Office,
Albany Iron Works.
FURNISHED. Housekeeping rooms,
1.6 Washington street.
FOR SALE. -Ten cords of fir wood, 12
cords of oak. Inquire at 632 'Elm
street.
Stewart & Sox Hardware Co have
just received a stock of the latest in
Andirons. Call and select while the
assortment is full.
Use Johnson's best.
Made in Albany.
-
ft is the Best
Jelly glasses for 30c dozen ac the
Variety Store, 313 W 1st St.
329
The latest
styles in eye
glass mountings.
HELP WANTED
Good Wages. Call at
MAGNOLIA LAUN
inpv
i
E. C. MEADE,
Optometrist. !
-i
Second St.
WAIT MEADE,
WATCHES and FINE REPAIRING
329 Szror.d 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 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.
i ' ALBANY ONI60H I