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in our " Tr2&
Many New Styles in
Footwear Displayed
Splendid Showing
THIS MORNING
News from
Albany's
Trams.
Six Early
Prof. Alderman, of Eugene, the re
publican nominee for school superin
tendent, passed through the city for
Philomath to assist in the installing of
the new president of the college there,
Prof. Drury, a big event.
' The fall season brings with it many new ideas and
changes in footwear fashions.
Some of these late thoughts are exhibited in our dis
play. Never have we had so many attractive good looking
shoes to show you. We giveyou excellent value and su
perior quality. And still a bit further, we call your atten
tion to the fact that our shoes are manufactured for us di
rect. We do not buy open stock but buy of the most re
liable manufacturers. This insures regularity in quality,
fit and wear. That's worth something.
We have all sizes and widths. You are sure of a per
fect, comfortable and easy fit.
We pay particular attention to shoes for school chil
dren. Send them here and we will shoe them to your satis
faction.
Miss. Gertrude Reeves, daughter of
Mayor Reeves, of Lebanon, came down
on her way to Salem to resume her
work in Willamette Uhiversity, this
vear beintr a souhomore. Willamette,
now getting a gooa endowment anu
fine buildings has shown rapid growth
in the past few years.
Mrs. Winn and daughter Zula left
for Portland on a visit with Mrs,
Winn's sister Mrs. Johns, a former
Albany lady.
Mr. Jett isom leit on a oaiem inp.
F. Howard went to Portland.
W. Green left for Portland.
F. E. Carr. of the American Type
Founders's Co. left on a Brownsville
trip. He has been hero for a week
disposing of the plant of the Albany
Citizen.
OFF FOR
HOLLEY.
A live crowd of Albany people left
this morning at 8 o'clock on a Know
Your Own County trip to Holley, by
way of Tangent, Shcdd, Halsey
Brownsville and Crawfordsville. There
were over one hundred thirty of them,
in thirty cars, with pennants in the
breeze and faces shining.
The cars were filled according to pro
gram, substantially, and went down
Lyon street and out into the finest
farming country in the world in this
order: P. A. Young, J. H. Ralston, J.
J. Garrett, J. A. Howard, Roy New
port, E. D. Cusick. J. M. Hawkins.
Roy Worloy Dr. R. B. Wallace, Z. H.
Rudd, R. C. Churchill, Chas. Cline, '
Roy Crawford, Tom Watkins, C. H. I
Vehrs, D. Bussard, W. G. Ballock, Mr.
ALBANY
Baltimoie for Bicycles.
Fisk tires at Baltimore's.
Fishing tackle at Baltimore's.
Holt again at the Holt corner,
A neat place. Holt's Meat Marxet.
Choice lunches at the Vienna Bakery.
Fresh halibut only 10 cents at Hot's
Again.
Raincoats and cravenettcs $15, at W.
F. Pfeiffer'B.
Prof. E. L. Wilson for violin, Mrs. F.
M.;Wilson for piano, instructions. Home
phone 353 10 to 12, 2 to i o'clock. Jst
Btreet over French's.
Dr. W. R. Shinn, physician and Bur
geon. Calls answered day and night.
Office, I' linn Block, Residence 119 E 7th
street. Both phones.
The new California rooming house at
Second and Montgomery streets, is now
doff, J. L. Irvine, C. W. Tebault, ready for business. The best rooms in
Owen Beam, Porter Slate, Rev, Esson, town, nicely furnished, both single and
o. iu. xvuibi.uu. w. w. ruwiuru, v. w. tor nouseKeeping. tzo
men in, mi rtuiamgur, is, lui u, iv. o. '
onaw.
Mr. Nisley and His Pianos.
v
W. O. Nisley is in the city with a
Btock of pianos, which he will have on
display at Stewart & Sox', second floor.
He will carry the Nisley, a high grade
piano which is being made in his name,
a splendid instrument, already in uae
;..;n anlanrliri ant iftf APt.inn. in this
city, and the Mehlin, of which there are non and are due
a numDer in Amany, upeuniug iui mm ..........
instrument. He will be triad to Bee AW
bany people interested in a good instrument.
After the autos were filled Manager
Struble himself, Mr. Crissyof the Port
land Club, S. N. Steele, Judge Hewitt,
E. M. French, A. T. French and Mr.
and Mrs. T. G. Hopkins were left.
Corvallis was telephoned for an auto,
but it would not work and these werv.
all kept in Aldanv.
w. Li. urissy, of the
Portland Com
mercial Club, publicity man and a good
one, was in the crowd, and many ladieB
Mrs. A. Wilkinson has bought the
Band Box Millinery Store formerly
owned by Miss E. B. Rhodes and is
prepared to do first class millinery at
very low prices. See will have a full
new line of fall and winter goods. Give
her a trial order Special attention and
reduced prices on all order work.
Beals:.
Weather prediction by Mr.
Showers tonight and Thursday.
graced the procession. i xne lamea or tne Baptut cnurcn wm
At every stopping place arrange- SSV , , . .l . """
ments were made Wshort speeches. , 281,1 from 6 to 7 at their parlora.
At Holley was to be the event of the Several of Sherman & Hunters brick
day. a great feast and talk galore. i layers of Eugene arrived today to work
They will return by way of Sweet on the Schmitt block, in a hurry to get
Home, Waterlooo, Sodaville and Leba- under cover.
to reach here at 8 . At the rink tonight there will be
Atiendance is Good.
A Live Comedy.
After one has seen "The Lottery
Man" it can easily be understood why
the stage ib running to comedies. The
aiessrs. Shubert proJuced this comedy
early last Fall, brought it to New York
atter a Drier roao tour and it remained
We Try to Please Our Custo iiers.
THAT is why we sell strictly high gt de unadulterated
drugs.
THAT is why our prices are so reasonable, and
THAT is why we are careful and accurate in filling
prescriptions.
BURKHAR T & LEE.
F. G. WILL has the latest
in Jewelry, Cut Glass
and hand painted goods.
Walter Parker
Grocer
1:1 I
Baker
its WKST '1P.8T 8Ttt6;i'ri.LBASY 0KE80X.
First class goods in their season.
Phone Main 56
Why buy
of Portland Houses
when you can get the
following prices at
EASTBURN'S
14 lbs Granulated Sugar $1.00
16 lbs Cream Rolled Oat's 1.00
11 lbs Head Rice 1.00
14 lbs Japan Rice 1.00
16 lbs Broken Head Rice 1. 00
12 Ids White Beans 1.00
12 lbs Lima Beans ...!... 1.00
10-16 ozpks Raisinna. . . . .... . '.'i.'. 1.00
The tntnl attendance in the schools
of the city last night was 921, of which
247 are in the high school and 694 in the
grade schools. Last year at the i end ! Broadway, at the Bijou Theatre for
nf the first month the attendence at tne , ,v, P.a.nn Tiu, ,nm
high Bchool was 135. This year it is by Rida johnaon young wybe Been
; promises to be double that at the ena ; or tne firat tim6 in tnia cit Friday
J of the month. The increase in the jght.
grades ia 84 per cent. j ne principal figure in the plav is a
I j newspaper renorter, Jack Wright. The
,, , . I plot is entirely original and ib worked
1 At t reamiana. out in a moBt entertaining style. The
. New York papers fairly raved over the
n n . ' . -, f.i- nf bright situations, The fact that the
irnrpripa PmFniTrL? Si hta coraedy Gained in New York for so
lrOCerieS Russia, telling how a traitor to his , t, . one of its best recom
cause was caugnt in nis own uei, w in mendation8. The cast includes: Wlllmm
the-famoua Russian actress, moie. mar R y. . Q . pinrenca Rnhni-t.
son. May Donahue, and others.
I novelty in a greased pig chase, some
thing worth seeing, and more fun than
in seven counties.
. I. O. O. F. Notice. -A full attend
ance is desired this evening, important
business will come before the lodge.
By oreer of the N. G.
A canary bird of Mrs. H. A. Wilkins
died yesterday evening at the age of 19
years, just the age of her sister, Miss
Grace Swank, who have grown up to
gether. Ib there another one as c'd as
that in Albany,
Seats for Captain Jack Crawford's
lecture at the U.-ited Presbyterian
church Friday night can be reserved at
Woodworth'B Drug Store after 9 o'clock
Thursday morning. Season and single
tickets can De purcnased mere also.
Mnrin tnkinor the nrinciule Dart.
The Count ihat Counted, a Btory of
mistaken identity with many funny '
bituations.
Rival Seienaders, another good laugh.
I Seeing Patis, an educational picture
showing the beauties of Paris.
Parents Should Know.
It is the duty of parentsto ascertain
if the eye-sight of their children is per
fector defective.
Immediate, timely attention may save
your child much .misery and yourself
future regret. ' "
B. C, Meade, Optometrist.
Letter List.
The following letters remain in the
Albany, Ore., postoffice uncalled for
Sept. 28, 1910. Persons desiring any of
these letters should call for advertised
letters, giving the date:
Alice Dawson, L. M, frail, K. V,
Smith, Dr. W. H. Schrock.
J. S. Van Winkle, P. M.
FOR SALE. Some Collie shepherd
pups. See W. N. Price, R. D. 4.
Home phone 4082. tE
FOR RENT. 46 acres, 1 1-4 miles
from Alrany, near H. J. Moores
place in Benton Co., four acreB in
strawberries, good many other ber
ries and small fruits, email, good
barn, good water,will rent to respons
ible party at $300 rent for year, and
take in payment work on place and
wood cutting, healthful location, good
Bchool near. C.B.Winn, , -
Albany, Oregon. 28t
WANTED. Apple packers.1 mile east
Albany. Uulled apples on place
a box.
26c.
C. G. Talia. Both
25c
phones.
All Buits just $16 at W. F. Pfeiffer's
For school supplies see The Variety
Get our prices before you buy.
,t.. n. nf r - 1 .
QUKDUH Vioiununa vc " . SIS W Int St
Vibrators. This . vibrator took first Store' SU W" lat bt
prize. over all viDrators at tne aeainc
' Fair. Uuaranteep ior one year.
W. A. EASTBURN i5Z.storeittiIr-
PUBLIC SALE. At the farm of Henry
Phillippi, i'i miles north east of Al
bany, beginning at 10 a. m., Oct. 4,
horses, cattle, farm implements and.
machinery, etc. Free lunch at noon.
All sums under $20 cash. tl
The Grocer.
FUR
HUB SPRAY MATERIAL
$15.00.
Bou . ht at a bargain and will sell at a
bargain Saturday, 100 Dover egg
beaters at 6c each. The Variety Store,
313 W 1st St. r
Saturday at the Variety Store 100
Dover egg beaters 6c each.
QAla niatmhnhn. fiK thn
. , . 10.) Dover egg beaters at 6c each,
nygCnO A, tile great Saturday at the Variety Store,
Disinfectant Germi
cide, Insecticide.
Electric
Toasters
Make Perfect
Toast
Ralston Electric
Supply Co.,
30 West Second Street.
also
Cold Coin and Standard Lice
and Flv Killer
MURPHY'S
236 East 2nd street.
Grandma's. Spertacli
Were good enough for
vye .olden times.
iModern' time
sysa'awa.'
All overcoats just $15 at W. F. Pfei
ffer's.
All suits just $lb at w. P. Pfeiffer'B
F.Q. Will ior watches
CIDER. Will make cider every Thurs
day for 3c per galon for making.
Cider and barrels for Bale. O. R.
Widmer, R. D. 4. Home phone 2801.
12t
E. C. MEADE. Optometrist
329 2nd Street.
Missouri Feed Store-j Shingles.
For Flour and Feed,
Corner 2nd and Jackson streets.
BISHOP MOORR, Proprietor.
Bell phone 264 J.
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
irlad to have you examine samples of
our work. Ve h.ive moved and arc
nflw at 118 West Second street.
MtDlN&S'lO.VPT.
ICK.
Made in Albany my So 1 Edir Grain
the BEST in the market. Various
grades and prices from $1.25 upwards.
Every t uiich branded with my name.
Look lir it. Examine these shingles
before luying elsewhere.
t. a. Thompson.
We use no dry kiln.
nr A r Those wishing coal will do
lAlJ well to see A. W. Dock
s eider. 1198 Santiam Road, for prices.
Phone BlacK 176 Home.
A fine lot at our yard at this city.just
burned.
Phone Home 431.
ALBANY BRICK CO
Milk Notice.
On Sept. 1st Tin Gnldfn Rule Dairy
will charge 8 cents per quart, $2 40 per
mn(h, 10 cens for extras; p;nts $1.40
per month and 5 cent tor extras aw
26 cents per gallon in can.
H. M. Palmer, Prop.
W. F. JONES,
Veterinary Surgeon.
Office at Farmers Feed Stables.
Phones--200-R, Bell; Home 1285.
T. J. -TITEP,
Attorney at Law. Notary Public.
I.pcmI business of all k inns in all ll
courta promptly attuned to. Bell phcr
166 J.
STO
If your horse has
HEAVES use
Stone's Heave
Drops. Price $1.
For sale by all drug
gists. Dr. S. C. STONE,
Salem - Oregon.
WAIT MEADE,
WATCHES and FINE REPAIRING
329 Siror.d Stree, Between Ferry & Broadalbin.
When You Buy Clothes
Our Way
Forluilling. ornamental purposes, rip
rap, filling, etc.
Sbmp'.fS at M. Senders & Co's store
W. L. COBB, R D i. Phone, Home
23.5.
HVP YOU CL T;iSS
' C'J AM. j A.N!) PRESSED
Tne Pantatorium,
tiiLUEKT & VINTON
rjl W it St. Ueli Phone i lack 271
Home ulioiie t.;t!
I)R.V iJiihh V IV" i: UX
Ci'.copatt.ic hician
1-3 i-.ru,r,rr f.iock. Alb r y
Phones: Off.co Home 3j9, Bell b'crk
N751,Re5idvnce394Home.black8C3 Bel!
You cut out the elements of doubt. We've a hab
it of using the word "satisfaction" as something
more than a mere "talking point."
It's an existing reality, and it proves out in the
clothes. That means a lot of care and knowledge
on our part.
We handle only clothes on which we know you
can not fail to get the greatest measure of ser
vice. Don't let the season halfslip by before you get
your new suit and overcoat. Be one of the first
with the new styles. In buying here and buying
early insures you double satisfaction.
THE BLAIN CLOTHING CO.
Dependable Clothiers.