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Children's Union Suits Cotton and Worsted, ribbed, sizes 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5....$1.25 Suit
Children's Union Suits same as above sizes 6, 7 and 8 $1,5 Suit
Ladies' Cotton and Worsted Suits; sizes 5 and 6, $1-25 Suit
Same as above, sizes 7, 8 and 9 $1-50 Suit
Ladies' Silk and Wool Vests, sizes 5 and 6 $1.25 Suit
Same as above, sizes 7 and 8 $1.50 Suit
Ladies' Silk and Wool Tights, -sizes 5 and 6 $1.25 Suit
Same as above, sizes 7 and 8 $1.50 Suit
Ladies Silk and Wool Union Suits, sizes 5 and 6 $2.00
Same as above, sizes 7, 8 and 9 $2.50
THIS MORNING! A P. 0. THE MIKADO
SUGGEST0N. TONIGHT
News from Albany" Six Early
Trains,
No. lit was four hours late and No.
14 three hours late, due to a bridge be
ing burned out in Southern Oregon.
Attorney General Crawford after
spending the night in Albany went out
10 L,eDanon on a snort trip, in uio pri
marv contest in this county Mr. Craw,
ford according to indications will beat
Hart for nomination five to one, per
haps mora. Regardless of the fact
that Hart is the assembly candidate ho
is about as much qualified for the im
portant position as a dog is to run an
automobile.
A. C. Woedcock, lawyer, farmer and
insurgent, arrived from Corvallis on
his way to his home at Eugene. He is
one of the busiest men in the valley,
if
man who has made
business,
a success o:
Frank Patterson, after a visit of a
week or two with his family, left for
Minnesota on a viBit with his parents,
when he will return to Panama by way
of the Mississippi and a gulf steamer.
He is interested in a business there,
and besides has a government position
ODen for him if he wishes to accept it.
M..lr -T Mnnt-nith left for the Breit-
enbuBh to join Mrs. Monteith, who has
been there with her father and sister
for several weekB.
Ed. Hall, of the N. VY. UO. arrived
from Corvallis. ,
George Finley, the timber dealer,
came down from a viBit with his folks
at Crawfordsville, and went to Port
land.
Bv direction of the Post O.'lxe De
partment, the attention of the patrons
of this office is invited to the advan
tage of providing facilities for the re
ceipt of their mail by erecting conven
ient! accessible boxes or cutting suita
ble slots in their doors. Such action
would enable the postmaster to Kive a
TntvTonri prompter and better delivery service
f " p,; I witn tne meana at nii disposal, since
the carriers can cover mucn more ter
ritory in less time if not compelled to
wait for an answer to their ring. Pri
vat; receptacles for mail are also a
great convenience to tne householder,
obviating the necessity of responding
to the carrier's call at inconvenient
moments and permi' t;ng the safe de
delilery of mail in the absence of mem
bers of the household. They also pre
vent the occobior.nl necesity of a car
rier's proceeding on his route without
delivering mail because ot failure to
answer his ring within a reasonable
time, and enable him to make deliveries
to patrons living on or near the end of
the route at an earlier hour.
It has been shown by actual experi
ence that the benefits derived by pat
rung nf nitv deliverv from the use of
such receptacles far outway the small
expense involved. Ab this office is in
terested in furnishing the best poBsible
service at the least expense, your com
pliance with the foregoing suggestions
his
Gilbert and Sullivan's famous comic
opera, will be presented at the opera
house tonight, with Eva Pollard as
Yum Yum, Alfred Pollard as Ko-Ko,
Jack Pollard as the Mikado, and the
entire National Opera Company, prin
cipals and chorus, in the cast. "The
MiKado" is jne of the most popular
comic operas that has ever been sung
by a light opera company, ai.d the ren
dition the National-Pollard Opera Comp
any gives it is certainly on an equality
with the best ever seen by a traveling,
company and fully equal to the very
best metropolitan production the opera
has received during its revival in New
York. The catchy airs and whist ley
tunes in "The Mikado," together with
the splendid comedy action of theopera,
has made the revival quite as popular
with the masses as the original pro
duction, twenty years ago.
Resnectfu v.
J. S. VAN WINKLE, Postmaster.
Not as Bad as Reported.
A Rebekah function.
The Rebeka'hs yesterday afternoon
net in a social session with Mrs N. H.
Vheeler with about twenty five present
and a pleasant time was the result.
Mrs. Keith, jf Arizona, who is visiting
at the home of G T. Hockensmith, was
the guest of honor. A fishing pool in
the corner waB a neat affair, and all the
fish were worth getting, no suckers in
the pool. A guessing contest was won
uy Mrs Keith. Delicious refreshments
were served.
We Try to Please Our Custo iers.
THAT is why we sell strictly high gL de unadulterated
drags.
THAT is why our prices are so reasonable, and
THAT is why we are careful and accurate in filling
prescriptions. ,
BURKH AP F & LEE.
F. G. WILL has the latest
in Jewelry, Cut Glass
and hand painted goods.
ter Parker
Grocer, '
.inn
Baker ; , ' :
m WKT HWt dl'KKKT,.AI.BST OKKHOtt
First class goods in their season.
Phone Main 56
. r- T ft J
Electric
Toasters
Make Perfect
Toast
Ralston Electric
Supply Co.,
' 3'0 West Second Street.
NOTICE.
Shingles.
Made in Albany my Ho. 1 Edg Grain
the BEST in the market.' Various
grades and prices from $1.25 upwards.
Every bunch branded with my name.
Look for it. Examine these shingles
before buying elsewhere.
E. A. THOMPSON.
r . We use no dry kiln.
Rnnnrintnndent A. L. Briggs has re
turned from Southern Oregon, where
he had been to look after his timber
. . .. . t l ion1 hnMincra He and two brothers
.SfftST wifS57qMtorMeioBi in the midst
Mrs ( E Nicholls and daughter ' 17 the recent firea He found about
a coup e days visit. :h ' Iwr.klnira in the
J. W. Morgan, of Plainview leu on a V'"",,'
trip to Oregon City, Portland, Seattle, , timber line.
Civereic anu otner ouuuu vibiu.. , .
Held Under $200 Bonds.
There was an unpleaant case up be--0
inatino Porter last evening.
a ,i ua nf thin nitv. an emnlovee
Attend 1 the plumbing shop of Medin & Stuart,
of the a native of Albany, was charged by
Alhnv Miss Eva Dodge? of Lebanon, who hB
res ded in this city some, wun iormca-
... 1... .U T.lina tt
T. J. Philpot arrived from Holley on MfflM ta
which he was unable to turnisn ana was
placed in the county jail. If the bonds are
not secured he will have to remain there
until the October term of court.
Al. Gordon went down to see the big
Portland races.
G. L. Morris arrived from his home
between Brownsville and HalBey.
I. A. Phelps after a Lebanon visit
left for Gist. Crook countv. to help re
establish the saw mill recently burned.
den Isom left tor Portland to
t.he stock show and races. One
horses of particular interest to Albany
men is Maurice Winter's trotter,
ALBANY OPERA HOUSE
Wednesday, Sept. 7
Engagement of the Famous
NATIONAL-POLLARD
OPERA COMPANY,
In a Grand Revival of Gilbert and Sull
ivan'B World-famed COMIC OPERa
-enuntv business.
Orville Monteith left for Hillsboro to
(mend three months with his father.
He will return upon the arrival of hiB
frandmother back from Oskaloosa,
owa, in December.
S.C.RUNYAN,
Carpente'r and Builder.
Makes a specialty of repairing and
job work.
Shop 1020 Elm street.
Home phome 426.
TWELVE INCHES
js the normal distance at which per
fect eves Bee best and easiest.
I HOLDING BOOK
I or paper differently means eye
strain means harm.
E. C. Meade, Optometrist,
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.
ALBiNY SEAL ESTATE CO.,
W. M. Dresser, Proprietor.
Room 14 Albany State Bank Building.
Property lists wanted, prooerty for
sale.
A sneciattv of thn nnv air aw
HfcIGH is. Sos 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. Albanv.
Phones: Office Home 359, Bell black
2751, Residence 394 Home, black 863 Bell
Grandma's Spectacles
were good enough for
yejolden times.
.Modern time
, pulta fipodern.
E. C. MEADE, Optometrist,
329 2nd Street.
J. LEROY WOOD,
Mechanical Engineer.
Foundations, Root's, Iron and Steel
Structures, Power Plant designs and
specifications, Power Transmission,
Drawings made and checked. Office,
Albany Iron Works.-
I
rwt fortret the Golden Arrow din
ner Bet at the Variety Store, 313 W 1st.
PRICE.-BOc, 75c, $1.00, $1.50.1
Seata on sale at Woodworth Drg
Store.
HI LP WANTED
Good Wages. Call e.t
MAGNOLIA LAUNDRY.
WAIT MEADE,
WATCHES and FINE REPAIRING
329 Sz:or,d Stree, Between ferry & Broadalbin.
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 oi ferry west
ot rerry z.zo, casn on delivery, fay
the driver. A. W Docksteder.
Home phone black 176, or Bell black
dZL. ut
WE DON'T VANT TO SHOUT
but some of the finest buildings in
town are equipped with our plumbing
work. We make a specialty of hij?h
class sanitary plumbing and will be
glad to have you examine samples cf
oi:r work. We have moved and are
now at 118 West Second street
AitiDiN & STUART.
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. .
Appiicotion blanks can be obtained at
thi - office.
Ti rms: One fifth down, and the bal
ar. i in years. All lands sold in
lei !! Mi!iiv:.ions, from forty acres to
32U acrts i more. OWEi BEAM
Room 4 Stark Building.
BARBER SHOP
236 West 2nd St.
First Class Work Guaranteed
Geo. H. Fiddiman, Prop.
J.tj. Crawford's
Photograph Gallery
Is in the NewAlbany State Bank Bui'd.
npr, second fluo, with a complete
equipment foi pictue taking of ni:
kinds.
D. B. ADAMS,
! ACUUM CARPET SWEEPEK
Acent for the ONWARD SLIDING
SHOP.
A fine lot at our yard at this city,ju3t
burnsd. i
rhono Home 431.
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, Co,s . 1EJ, .;L,I. Er Oj & CO.
AGAIN FATHER TIME
RUSHES US INTO AN
OTHER SEASON.
It is time' we think of new
clothes. This store is full of
the New Suits for Fall.
Browns and grays in many,
fancy weaves of cashmeres
and Tweeds are the predom
inating materials. We have
not confined our line to two
or three manufactories. Be
lieving that all men are dif
ferent and desire different
clothes, we are prepared to
show you from the world's
best makers Suits for the
Snappy Dressed young Men
or the conservative Business
Man. By the aid of long
years of experience and care
ful buying we are able to of
fer to the public the best for
the least possible money. A
suit of clothes at any price
you care to pay.
We will be pleased to show
you whether you intend buy
ing right away or not.
THE BLAIN CLOTHING COMPANY
Dependable Clothiers.
' l ALBANY BRICK C0,t
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