Albany
VOL .U V
ALBANY. OREGON FRIDAY OCTOBER 2s. 1910
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First National Bank Home Phone
NEW BOOKS
We have just received a full line of Popular Fiction books
75c line. Our price
55c ea. 10 for $5.00
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MEISER & ME1SER
CUBS WON.
Chicago. Oct. 22. -In a hot game full
of excitement, Chicago won from
Philadelphia this afternoon 4 to 3.
Making three for Philadelphia and 1
for Chicago.
Building.
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Don't Overlook These Famous Brands. We are Exclusive Agents for Gage Bros. Hats, Shapes and Millinery
GoSds rcfng and Geisha Tailored Waists, Red Cross Shoes, Perrins French Kid Gloves, W. B. and Lav.da Cor
isets, Sorbsif Guaranteed Petticoats, Siegels Man Tailored Suits We are also distributors, not agents, for Bur
Isons Seamless Hose, Rub-Dry Towels and Dent Cape Stock Walking Gloves.
MENTOR Women's, Misses' and
Children's Underwear.
Comfort Underwear
Buy Underwear for every member of the family now. Don't let colclj
and rainy days catch you unprepared. Buy where best grades are carried
and where best values are to be had. ,
The immense business in Women's, Misses' and Children's Underwear
at the Big Store is because of better values and assortments. We are ex
elusive Albany agents for Mentor and El-Real Underwear for Women
Misses and Children.
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best
niTT? MF.W PTTT.np. GOODS DEPARTMENT
bin success- business gets better every day; it don't take the people long to find out where they can do the.
vnrcl of Drv Goods in our new Piece Goods Dcp't. is a bargain. If you have not already been con-
v need visit this store anu see lor yuuihvn. .
oTTn rtfpATiT to ncrw TTMTTT 0 CYC.T.nC.K SATURDAY EVENING
A good time to buy Shoes, Hose, Underwear, Waists and lots of little things you have forgotten during the
week.
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hambers & McCune
Albany's Greatest Suit and Cloak House
INVESTMENTS.
No. 164 New 5-room house, lot West
Albany. Price $950.00.
C. H. New 6-room house, 2 lots,
West Albany, Price $1000.00.
No. 119. Good 8-room house, 2 lots.
East Albany. Price $1050.00.
No. 136. Two corner lots, East front,
new barn, West Albany. Price $750.
No. 135. Good G-rooiu house, lot 66x
110, West Albany. Price $1275.00.
No. 11954 Good 8-room house, cor
ner lot, east front. West Albany.
Price $1150.00. :
No. 130. Fine lot, close in, sewer,
water, best location, at a bargain.
No. 143. 2 lots good house, East Al
bany. Price $1600.00.
....Own your own house. You cannot
aflord to pay rent at above prices.
Ket located winter will soon be here.
' FRUIT, DAIRY AND STOCK
RANCHES.
No. 162. 10 acres ly miles out; ap
ples, peaches, grapes, cherries, ber
ries, all kinds. 7-room house, barn,
chicken house; 'at snap price.
No. 163. 160 acres all in cultivation,
fine 9-room house, barn, windmill.
$80.00 per acre.
No. 161. yi acres I'A miles out, at a
bargain.
C. 350. 283 acres, 8-room house, 3
acres orchard, barn. $25.00 per acre.
Stock ranches, 800 to 1200 acres,
houses, barns, and fenced. Prices
range from $15.00 to $25.00 per acre.
Call at my office, for safe, sound, con
servative buy. 1 40 years residence in
Albany, I know all conditions. Best
automobile service. Bell Phone 240-R.
Home Phone 434.
JAS. F. POWELL,
130 Broadalbin Street
ALBANY SUPPLY CO.
Wholesale Dealers
In fruits, vegetable?, sugar, nuts,
confection ry, wrapping paper, twine
and paper bugs.
Cash paid tor all kinds of poultry.
We also have the agency for Pyramid
and Golden uate cement, Olympic lime,
Arden plaster. Get prices befjre buy
ing. Cash paid fureirRS.
Foot Ferrv Street, Albany.
Phonos, Min 5 Bell, 3 Home.
land
r earn la
"THE SHOW OF QUALITY"
Direction People's Amusement Company, Portland, Ore.
Program changes Tuesday, Friday and Sunday.
Prices Adults 10c, Children Sc.
Matinees Daily 2 :30 to 5. Night shows 7 :30 to 10 :30.
Peck's Bad Boy is the, offering for
tonight. This roes not need any de
scription as every map, woman and
child has either seen it or else been
told about it. It is well acted by the
Athey Co.
PICTURES.
"A Modern Prodigal" One of the
famous Bigraphs.
"True to His Trust," An Indian
tale with an exciting finish.
"Running Fire." A screaming com
edy. "Making Butter" Educational mis
calculation. Comedy.
Matinee 10c. Evening 20c.
Another silver tea service on Thursday.
Ladies
SENATOR C.
ON THE WAY.
Senator Geo. E. Chamberlain arrived
this noon on his way to Scio, where
he will speak at a muss meeting to
night, He reports Bplendid meetings
wherever he has been and great inter
est in the cause of the people, an
uwuitemng everywnere. tie is ignor
ing entirely the dirty politics of the
Oregonian and Telegram. The public
is learning their true significance. Sen
ator Chamberlain is making considerable
01 hu issue 01 me uregun system, wnicn
has done great things for Oregon, and
now being attacked in the effort to
down tbe direct primary and statement
number one.
Mr. Chamberlain reports a strong
sentiment everywhere for West for
governor, with excelleut prospects of
his election.
He will be in Albany on Friday even
ing, Oct. 28, when the opera house will
undoubtedly be packed.
DOINGS OF
THE WORLD.
The registration in Lane county was
5S96.
Lebanon has hc:i asked for a fran
chise for the Albany and Interurban
R. R., and will probably grant it.
W. P. Elmore this afternoon snoke
at a street mass meeting in the saloon
bossed city of Salem, which runs even
the newspapers, and they got the
straight goods.
A wedding of a good deal of interest
in Lebanon this week was that of Miss
Clara Waddock, who has a good many
friends in Albany as well as in Lebanon
and elsewhere, and Dr. Gambee, of
Chewelah, Wash. They came to Al
bany by private conveyance and took
the cars tor their future home.
CJ Alt I i . ; - .1
r.uKur iimn rue nas ueen dui in inoi
Hall of Fame after a long struggle, I
and as well the following celebrities:
Harriet Beecher Stowe. Oliver Wendall
Holmes, Roger Williams, James Feni
more Cooper, Phillip Brooks, William
Cullen Bryant, Frances E. Williaro,
Andrew Jackson, George Bancroft and
John Lathrop Motley.
Country Meetings.
Enthusiastic meetings for prohibition
were held last night, one at Knox
Butte, addressed by Rev W. S. Gordon,
and one at the chapel in (Jrleans pre
cinct, addressed by Revs. 8. A. Doug
las and W. P. White and Messrs. Ham
ilton and Schmitt, with good audiences.
The farmers are wide awake to the
situation and nearly solid for the cause
of temperance. They are upon this
Home Rule proposition, with eves wide
open, and see through the great game
being played to make the cities the
tools of the breweries and liquor deal
ers.
TAG DAY.
Don't be a rsg.
Get a park tag.
One of the finest enterprises in the
city is the creation of the depot park.
anu today has been set apart for rais
ing monev for the purpose. Another
thousand dollars is needed. Albany
people should be willi.i? to put their
hinds down in their pockets deep for
the purpose.
Bright young ladies bright and early
started out with bunches of tags,
striking everybody for a contribution,
just as much interested as they are, in
ueautifjing the city. No one but a
chump wuuld refuse such a cause.
Don't be a financial clam in this world.
Instead of dodging hunt up the tag girl.
j. urn- a me spun mui ouusis a city.
All over the city the tags have been
offeree, and every part of Albany is
interested in seeing the gateway to
the city look well. It is a big thing to
hive the depot surroundings artistic.
Many people judge a city by the first
appearance.
The Registration
Don't be a ten cent lag guy unless a
kid. If a man make it a dollar or two
or five or ten or twenty. If you have
not already nunt up tne tig gins tms
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Among those who were tagged were
Ob. West who ought to be the next
ThA rpiriaf rnf inna fnr ttiim vstar nf thA
close of the 15th, are only 4254, which, evening and be liberal.
is 303 less than two years ago.
Fully 1500 voters have not registered
They are divided as follows: republi
cans 2250, democrats 1487, socialists, governor, and Senator Chamberlain
isu. independent ibi, pronioition iu, u.,.,
miscellaneous 77. South Lebanon leads '
in the total witn 363, East Albany being' Al RlN V flPFK 4 HOIKF
next with 278. The new precinct 0?iLPA"' "rElt IIUU3C
Calapooia has 97 and Knox Butte 126.
Kingstonjhas the least 41.
A Horse Stolen.
Robbed a freight Car.
The S. P. men on one of the freights
today down near Monroe captured three
men who had broken into a freight car.
i and brought them to Albany with three
I men as witnesses until called for by the '
manual cuum.v auuiuriues. . me llicn
are said to be from Salem.
On Saturday night of Oct. 8th, was
stolen from the pasture ot Alva Smith,
three miles southeast of Peoria, a ba
mnra raoinhino, uhmif lfnft nnnnla anrl
hoving a wart on the. front of her
breast as large or larger than a dollar.
Any one knowing anything of the ani
mal and returning the same will he re
warded $25.00, , ALVA SMITH.
Some dandy Hollowe'en novelties at
tittle. - - 1 :
Tuesday, Oct. 25th
J. G. & Glenn Harper, Inc.
Present JOSEPH DETRICK
In the Big Screamer
s Marriage
GOLDEN VIBRATORS We have
Vibrators, i This vibrator took first
prize over all vibrators at the Seattle
Fair.f Guaranteed for one year. Call
at our store and get a booklet. Price,
$15.00. BURKHART & LEE.
We have but five lots left in Albany
Heights and we are offering them at
$225.00 each, on easy terms. The Ore
gon Title & TrustCo.
All suits just $1 "at" -v, F, Pfeiffers,
CIDER. Will make cider every Thurs
day for c per galon tor makini'.
Cider and barrels for sale. O. R.
Wic'irer, R. D. 4. Home phone 2801
12t
A failure
A Bright Sparkling Comedy
on its First Road Tour.
PRICKS 26c. B0c.7fie. . '' -
! Empire Photoplay
"The Canadian Moonshiners." A j
beautiful picture, presenting a story
full nf spirit, with good mechanical
work. . It presents a reasonably ac-'
curate impression of the country and
some phases of its life. I
"The Banks of the Yuydeo Zee." A
scenic picture, well portrayed. Very
interesting.
"Silent Witness." A good story
well told by the Gauniont people. Full
of life, and "something doing all the
time." i i
"Cowboy Chivalry." A story that
abounds in thrills and interesting situ
ations, and acted with the usual snap
of the Lubin players. The photog
raphy assists in making the picture at- :
tractive. I
Illustrated Song Mamie Rose,
Miss Crosno.
Change tomorrow.
Admission 10 cents.
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FIRST FALL SHOWING OF PYROGRAPHY.
The largest showing of wood to burn and burning outfits ever shown in
Albany, with prices that are right. Start now on your Amas presents.
Sec the new jewelled and tinsel work. The articles arc of three-ply bass-
wood for the interesting carving and couire work. Dozens of catchy de
signs made expressly for this work. We have some beautiful pieces com
pleted showing this dincrcut work.
Our pyrocranhic' stock includes new arrivals in skins, outfits, panels.
needles, boxes, bulbs, in all the newest and most up-to-date designs. Come
in and let us show you these beautiful novelties.
WOOD WORTH DRUG CO.
The Electric.
Change days Sunday,
I Thursday and Saturday.
I J
Tuesday,
I Admission 5 cents
DOOLEY'S grocery
A safe, satisfactory grocery store
That's all.. ' fj-
A grocery store you can depend on IN kJVERY WAY whtrt ' trlf'
nnthino- pYtrn In rharced for courtf flv. 1 orient Wi nshtg and measure '.
' superior goods Bnd prompt intelligent s-rvnv
Try us give us your grocery trud.1 fr mnnth orsa cur gome's
will "make good" or WE WILL ! ,
Wnen shall we begin calling at your door? "
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THURSDAY NIGHT there will be a LADIES SKATE.
The rin'v will be lit to represent moonlight and a specialty
will he marie of couples onlv.
TUESDAY afternoon, .!!! be reserved for LADIES
ONLY.
Thursday and Saturday evenings
Admissiod 10c.
Skates 25c
M.'enders&co, jnarsiiaii x
(INCORPORATED.)
THE BEST. Lime, plaster, c.-mr-nt,
roofing, paper, fire brick, pressed
brick, garden Mid field seed, hav,
crain. (lour. M. SENnans & Co.
6-ith Phonei 4S. 4'1t u Pim St
W.F.JONES.
Veterinary Surgeon.
Offict nt Farmers Feed Stable?.
Phones--200-R, Cell; Home 12S3.
Lobaurii
Complete Lines of Crockery, Chirr, Glassware, Groceries.
and the best line of Tea and Coflea in Albany, at Stetter's,
206 W. 2nd Street.
Would you give 60c or 75c for good U. S. Gold Dollars ???
It amounts to practically the same thing when you buy good clean up-to-date
dependable footwear at a saving of from 25' to 40 per cent. And that's exactly what you
can do if you take advantage of Stoltcnberg's Closing Out Sale All shoes are selling
at wholesale prices and you ran buy the newest styles in high class footwear for less
money than you would p ty for'shoes of the commonest sort elsewhere. .
334 First St.