aman We Try to Please Our Custo iers. THAT is why we sell strictly high gi de unadulterated drugs. THAT is why our prices arc so reasonable, and THAT is why we are careful and accurate in filling prescriptions. BURKHAP r & LEE. F. G. WILL has the latest in Jewelry, Cut Glass and hand painted goods. Walter Parker Grocer Baker AH WK-tT '.KtiT rtl'K.KBTALBANY OKBSON. Pirst cSass goads in their season. PhoDc Main 58 fi 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 iiiah class sanitary plumbing and will be glad to have you examine samples r.i our wnrK-. V c have moved and are now at 1 18 West Second street. Mt-QW&slMPr: ags and Purses Here is a charming assortment of Hand Bags and Purses in all the new shapes and mountings. Many leathers are represented in the gathering, and a variety of sizes. Some are severely plain, others richly ornamental. We also show the silver chataline purses, now so popular. . Any of these bags or purses is an excellent value.- Priced from $1.25 to $10.00. Electric Toasters Make Perfect Toast Ralston Electric Supply Co., 3'0 West Second Street. Missouri Feed Store For Flour and Feed, Corner 2nd and Jackson streets. BISHOP MOORF, Proprietor. Bell phone 264 J. A fine 'ot at our yard at this eity.juat burned. Phone Homo 431. ALBAiNY BRICK CO HWfc YOUR CLOTHfcS CLEANED 4ND PRESSED The Pantatorium, GILBERT & MINION 43 W 1st St. Beli Fhur.e black 27 t Home phone 196 BRICK.! , WllV hllV (irrOeerieS MM liy UU.y luc,lco i Tfl o n A P aiiooc OI rOrildUU XLUUe wheb you can get the following prices at EASTBURN'S 14 lbs Granulated Sugar...' $1.00 16 lbs Cream Rolled Oats 1.00 11 lbs Head Rice... L00 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 ozpksRaisinns . 1.00 Get our prices before you buy. W. A EASTBURW The Grocer. FoR SOMMEB SPRAY MATERIAL Sole Distributor for the Hygeno A, the great Disinfectant Germi cide, Insecticide. also Gold Loin and Mandar Lice and Flv Killer MURPHY'S 35 East 2nd Street. STONE For ruilding, ornamental purposes, rip rap, filling, etc. Samp es at VI. Senders & Co's store. W. L. COBB, K. D t. Phone, home ! 23u5. Grandma's Spectacles were good enough for. yejjlden times. Moilern lime tqufN fpocferA E. C. MEADE, Optometrist. 329 2nd Street. Miingles.. Made in Albany mv ro 1 Edjr r; in the KE.iT in :he "market.. Vnric i-.s grades Hd prices from SI. 25 upwar. .s. Every in ch branded with my name. Look l.-.r it. Esamins these shingii- befor tuying elsewhere. h A. TttOMPSi N. We ue no ''v kiln. Milk Notice. ' On Sept. 1st Thi Golden Rule Ui Uy will charge 8 cents per quari, $2 40 fi-r i nvr.lh. 10 cents for extras; pints $1.40 j per month and 5 centH tor extras und 26 cents per evUon in can. , 11. M. Palmer, Prop. ml THIS MORNING News From Albany's Six Early Trains. ' Elmer Wills, of Rossburg, formerly of Lebanon and Corvallis, and his brother Rube, of Lebanon, went to Brownsville to attend the funeral of Mrs. E. G. Sperry, af relative. The former reported Roseburg progressing wonderfully with its seventy blocks of Eavement and other improvements, but e also complimented Albany upon' its good looks. R. Edson returned to the Quartzvi'.io mines after being in Albany a few weeks. He reporty a new strike up that way, and continues to have faith in what some call the Santiam mines. A few years ago several hundred thou sand dollars were spent there in devel opment work and a fine mill installed; but suddenly things dropped. Prof. E. L. Wilson, the accomplished violinist, left for Salem, where he has a class. He is making good as a teach er, a thorough student of one of the best musical instruments invented. J. F. Robinson, of Portland, a rest dent ot Eugene, for many years, re turued home after spending the night at the home or his daughter, Mrs. JDr, Littler. F. M. French left on the Springfield road on a watch inspecting trip. Mrs. G. E. Nicholls returned from Corvallis. once her home town. . Mark Weatherford left on a Browns ville trio. ti, A. jonnson lett on a short trip up me Brownsville road. . Albany Apples in St. Paul. One hundred boxes of apples are be ing gotten together for shipment to St Paul, for a special window display in the windows of a big establishment there, a display that is bound to attract attention. With Albany, Or., on as fine a looking display as can be found in the U S. it will help. Things like this will put Albany in the Medford and tiooa Kirer class. Our Apples. Mr. Stone, an extierienced Colorado fruit grower has located here, taking an interest in the Linn Co. Orchard Co. He has been surprised at the splendid showing of apples here. The quality and looks of our appleB that have been raised right cannot be beaten in the worid- Mr. Stone sees no reason whv the Willamette should not become fu mous as an apple raiser. All that is necessary is the right methods, and this is coming. Solid Ovster Meat, No Watered stock, in Sealship Oysters, get them of romlinson & uoiman. The famous Sealshipt fresh eastern oysters, as advertised in all the leading magazines, are now on sale at Beam Fletcr.er Co's store. . . ' Saturday at the Variety Store 100 Dover egg beaters 5c each. 10.) Dover egg beaters at 5c each, Saturday at tne Variety store. F.Q. Will for watches MRS. A. B. KELSAY announces the removal of her dressmaking parlors to 211 BroadalbinSt. between 2nd and . 3rd Sts. Ladies can bring their own dresses and make them under my in struction having the cutting and fit ting done by Mrs. Kelsay. Work must stay in the shop until finished. Price 50 cts. per day. Hours 9 to 4. Try it and get a satissnctory garment for & small charge. Only a limited number at once. til FOR RENT.Well furnished house, close in. Inquire Linnhaven Co. WANTED Man with team to put in 12 acres crop at once. P S Ware, Albany. COAL FOR SALE. fn small or large , quantities. For prices see A. W. Docksteader, 1197 Santiam Road. Home phone Black 176. t; ELITE CHOCOLATE SHOP CENTRAL ADDITION TO ALBANY This Addition has just been placed on the market, and ow ing to its every natural ad vantage, is destined to become THE residence district of Al bany. Only five minutes' walk fro n the Post Office. See us, vc can save you money. C: ..!.. VS & TAYLOR, Ag'ts. ! '2 W. Ut St. Albany, Or. cius ( viw .vi-, tni.kp Ll(lr "v.;r.v Th jm-::- mr c i on for makin". nH I .to!!, for sale l 11. ; U D. 4. Home phon 2!1. !2 D! V R'HM V Lr W:U. Osteopathic hssician 1-3 tirt-n:.'i- Block, A!: i ny. Phoies: O'-Rcs Home 3C9, Bell b!w 2751, R isidence 394 Home, b.'ack &C3 l MARRIED. Kavanaugh Lugger, On Wednesday mornine. at 8 o clock, at the bathetic church in thia city, Dr. H. 3. Kavanaugh and Miss Katherine Logger, hoih 01 this city, were united in marriage, Father Lane officiating. Mr. Harry Shea appeared as best man and Miss Minnie Lugger, as bridesmaid, Sis'ei Clementine performing the wedding march. The groom is a member of a prom inent Portland family, a successful and popular physician here and the bride is an accomplished and loveable young 1 engineer of the North Western Co. ihev left this afternoon for Seattle on their bridal trip, after which they win be at nome in this city. The Tuesday Club, The Tuesdav Club held its first meet ing of the season yesterday afternoon - - l 1 1 . r XT T . i :.u - with Mrs. C. V. Littler, with a good delegation of Tuesday callers. The get good material and good work by social session was enlivened with a experienced trimmers at lowest prices, strenuous contest in making things out Sea for yourself, of gum, and it transpired that the c'"b ; had several sculptor geniuses. Mr E. Hulburt won the fust prize. 1: r large butterfly could almost work '3 wines, and the assortment of anin. -ls would have made Teddy" take to Ins heels. Notwithstanding the amount of gum chewed the delicious refreshments coming afterwards were greatly en joyed, and the entire afternoon was full of pleasure. You Will Be Tagged. The Civic Improvement Club iB pre paring or tag day, when Albany pec ple will be requested to go down into thoir pockets liberally for the depot park fund. A splendid start has been made, and it is proposed to have things assume still more improved form, with some green and plants. The S. P. would make a ten stroke if it would put in some cement curbs with its Grants Pass sand. The Club has alBo voted to join with the Modern Travelers in a chrysanthe- man show this fall. Notii.e to Contractors. Sealed bids will be received by the clerk of School District No. 20, Linn county. Or., until the hour of 7 p. m. Saturday the 15th day of Oct. 1910, for the erection and completion of a public school building for Dist. No. 20, Linn countv. nans may oe seen at tne omce oi the architect, wm. Hand, VJinn Block, Al bany, or of the clerk, -T. A. Jones, Al bany, Or., R. F. D. 2. Ed. Schoel. Linn county's famous poultry and pig raiser, has lust won the silver cup at the stock j udging contest at North Yakima. There were sixteen contestants, and draft horses, sheep and dairy cows were en t. red. New suits, new coats, tonay, i Chambers & McCune. All overcoats just $15 at (V. F. ffer's. Pfei- NOTICE. The party is known who changed the figures on my sign board, block 3 Hazelwood addition. If done again will --oe . prosecuted. W. M. Dresser. WAIT MEADE, WATCHES and FINE REPAIRING 329 S::or.ti Stree', Between Ferry & Broadalbin. When You Our Way 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 half slip 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 BU f ALBANY Bultimoie 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. Raincoats and eravenettes $15, at W. F. Pfeiffer's. For those big, fat eastern oysters see TomlinBon & holman. Fancy feathers 25c. trimmed hats 25c ,and 50c, at Mrs. Rooklidge's, 128 Fe-ry Btreet Prof. E. L. Wilson for violin, Mrs. F. M.;Wilson for piano, instructions. Home phone 353. 10 to 12, 2 to 4 o'clock, ,'st street over French's. Dr. W. R. Shinn, physician and sur geon. Calls answered day and night. Office, Hinn block, Residence 119 E 7th street. Both phones. The cheapest place in Albany to buy your fall and winter hats is at the Band Box Millinery Store, 116 Ferry St. You The Home Restaurant is again with its choice meals. open The boys of G. Co. have received their new drab uniforms, neat affairs in the latest style. Calef Bros, base ball team, of Port land, which were easy for the Albany Colts, claim the championship of Port-, land. S. A. Rodney has moved f 1 om Cor vallis to Albany to reside, and iB at 1106 south Ferry street. He does yard worn, grading, trims trees, etc. A better citizenship banquet will be held at the W. O. T. U. hall this even ing at 6 o'clock, with Dr. Parsons, of Portland as the speaker. W. M. Kidder, is in the Alberta coun try, where be will soon be joined by his family, who are preparing to join him tor a home there for a few years.' The democratic -candidates of this county will begin the campaign with a meeting at BrownBville next Wednes day, the 12tb, with the next meeting at aweet Home on t riday the 14th. The Albany high school foot ball team will play its first practice game Saturday with a picked up local team. It is getting some good games scheduled with Salem, Eugene, Portland and other places. The U. S. Civil Service Commission announces an examination on November 23 and 24, 1910, for the position of forest clerk, (male) kt an entrance salary of $1100 or $1200 per annum, in the Foreit Service. A knowledge of bookkeeping, stenography and typewriting iB required. For application blank and full informa tion apply to the Commissipn's local representative at the post office this city. GARBAGE. If west of Lyon street 50c month. S. B. Penny the garbage man. Home phone 2303. GARBAGE. Fred Rainwater looks after garbage. Phone Home 2303. WANTED. At once, a man to work: at J. L. Irvine's parage, Broadalbin street. 4t FOR RENT. 7 room house, with hot and cold water, baths. See Fish & Hodges. WOOD. Slab and oak grub wood for Sale by A. W. Dockateader, 1197 Santiam road. Home phone black; 196. Buy Clothes LO rHING CO. Dependable Clothiers.