Albany democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1900-1912, November 04, 1910, Page 1, Image 1

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    Aibaoy
Democrat
vol n .Y
ALBANY. OREGON FRIDAY NOVEMBER 4. 1910
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Hot Tamalies
OYSTERS
THE CREST
PUBIC STENOGRAPHER
AND
NOTARY PUBLIC
R. T. YATES
First National Bank Home Phone '
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ESKAY KID
GAGE HATS
RED CROSS SHOES
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Chambers & 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. Trice $750.
No. 135. Good 6-room house, lot 66x
110, West Albany. Price $1275.00.
No. 1195. 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 1J4 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. 3'i acres Vi 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. 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
4LBANY SUPPLY CO.
Wholesale Dealers
In fruits, vegetables, sugar, nuts,
confectionary, wrapping paper, twine
and paper bags.
Cash paid for all kinds of poultry.
We also have the agency for Pyramid
and Goldeu Gate cement, Olympic lime,
Arden plaster. Get prices before buy-
,n-
Cash paid for eggs.
Foot Ferry Street, Albany.
PhcneB. iUin 6 Bell, 3 Home.
M. Senders & Co,
(INCORPORATED.)
THE BEST. Lime, plaster, cement,
roofirg, paper, fire brick, pressed
brick, garden hnd field seeds, hay,
train, flour. M. SEXD3RS & ( O.
"Both Phones 18. -135 West First St.
w!''F. JONES.
Veterinary Surgeon.
Oft'icu at !-.r hilts Feed Stable?.
n,orn,.w200-R, Bell; Home 12S5.
NEW BOOKS
We bave just received a full line of Popular Fictionbpoks.
75c line. Our price
55c ea. 10 for $5.00
AT
MEISER & ME1SER
GLOVES
and SHAPES
r earn land
"THE SHOW OF QUALITY"
Direction People's Amusement Company, Portland, Ore.
Program changes Tuesday, Friday and Sunday.
Matinees Daily 2 :30 to 5. Night shows 7 :30 to 10 :30.
SPECIALS.
Miss Mandeville
Lynton Athey
Murray Athey,
Also a talking act.
Three pictures.
I
Ladies , Skate !
THURSDAY NIGHT there will be a LADIESISKATE
The rin' will be lit to repnent moonlight and afspecialty
will he made of couples only. '
TUESDAY afternoon, w ill be reserved Jfor LADIES
Thursday and Saturday evenings
Admissiod 10c.
arsha
i Complete Lines cf Crockery,
I and the bestline of Tea and C
206 W. 2nd Street.
M
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ULTRA
Fashionable
"SHe new Tailored Suits,
Coabs and Dresses expressed
to us by our New York resi
dent buyer overshadows all
previous showings.
They are simply beautiful
and are the truest testimonial
to the highest achievement of
the modern designer to the
class of merchandise this
store shows a t moderate
prices.- Come and see for.
yourself, try the garments
on. In our Misses and Chil
dren's Dep't. you will find
any style of Coat desired, at
the price you wish to pay.
FINE MILLINERY.
A splendid showing of the
newest and prettiest shapes,
direct from the Gage factory!
in Selections.
in Humerous Songs.
the Baritone,
Skates 25c
Chins, Glassware, Groceries
offes in Albany, at Stetter's,
,
i i.
Sunday Matinee 10c. E vening 20c. :
3.
4.
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11 & ' Lobaugh;
L 0. T. M.
The convention of Lady Maccabees
for thisjdistrict closed last evening after
at interesting session.
There were 19 past eommanders pres
ent. Reports from seven hives were
read, the field covered being Marion,
Polk, Lane, Benton and Linn.
Officers were present as follows:
Alice Porges, Portland; past com
mander, Mrs. Ella Merrill, Albany;
record keeper, Lizzie Read, Albany;
tinanco auditor, Mina B. Rowland,
Salem; lady at arms, Bertha Curl,
Jefferson; lady sergeant, Mary E. Bier.
r.nrvoIlio Io.t cm
Albany; lady picket, Alice Croner, Eu
gene; ;ady musician, Lola Jhnkin,
I Albany; Captain, Hester Austin; color
bearers, Nellie Reeves, Florence Den
son, Jefferson.
At the evening session there was in
itiation under the new ritual, conducted
by the officers of Jefferson hive assist
ed by the guards of Albany. Eugene,
upon invitation, was accepted as the
next meeting place.
New officers were elected as follows:
Past lady commander, Mrs. Lizzie Read,
Albany; lieutenant commander, Mrs
Rankin, Eugene; fltltinc auditor, Mrs.
Dorr, Salem; chaplain, Ella Merrill,
Albany; lady at arms, Mrs Reeves,
Jefferson; sentinel, Mary E. Bier, Cor
vallis; sergeant, Lady Sharp, Corvallis;
picket, ;Mrs. Archibald, Albany;
official prompter, Lady Vlnske, Cottage
Grove; captain, bady Austin, Albany.
Besides the officers mentioned the
following were present:
Lebanon. Clara Keefhaver, Harriet
Settle, Myrtle E.Mackey,.
Jefferson. Abbie Hormyer, Berhta
Curl, Florence Denaon, Edna Shumaker,
Mary Shumaker, M. Curl, F. E. Cald
well, Lena Hodspier, Ladv Bierd.
Eugene. Mary Vinske, Ida Miller,
Bessie Rankin, Alice Croner, Martha
Littlefield.
Salem. Edith Darr, Nina Rowland,
Carrie Holman, Rosella Crosen.
Cnicakasha, Ok.. Nina Gray.
Rockwood. Eva Crockett.;
Corvallis. Lady Peters.
Albany. Maggie Sullivan, Helen
Rooklidge, Leona Crowder, Sarah Goff ,
Florentine Voss, Alice School, Zella
Crowder, Maranda Westfall, Mary
Troutman, Elizabeth Cary.Mary Stites,
Emma Smead, Hannah Lutrger, Lizzie
Weaver, Minnie School, Anna Craft,
Adeline Moon. Eugenia Cochran, Ella
McDonald, Belle Leonard, Lena School,
Laura Churchill, Lida Van Winkle, Lady
Kelly, Edna Warner, Anna Sharp,
Laura Anderson, Verna Kellv, Etta
Willis, Mrs. McAlpin, Mrs. Donaca.
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Just received a crats of Haviland at
the Variety Store, 813 W. 1st St.
All overcoats just $15'at.W; F. Pfei
ffer's.v v
Empire Photoplay
PROGRAM TONIGHT.
"The Iconoclast." A ....Bioeranh
I out. Not alone is it good dramatical
i ly, but it teaches the dissatisfied that
wealth does not bring all that may be
! wanted. 1 It is a sermon in ethics, and
I deserves wide circulation.
I "The Vagaries of Love." An Amer
ican i'athe drama, llus is a picture I
I tnat Keeps one guessing, ending beau
tifully. The tactful husband 'oavs
his beautiful wife back in her own coin,
ana teaches ner a good lesson.
"Mrs. Remington's Pride." A
drama with a good horal to it: The
innocent are verv often made to suf
fer by someone else's wrongdoing. A I
slight misunderstanding may wreck a
life. But it is all brought out beau
tifully in this Lubin picture.
"Resourceful Robert." "Love never
does run smooth." But Robert has
the tact to bring things to pass in this
delightful little comedy, and it ends
with the old man's "Bless you, my
children."..
Illustrated Sone "Tiddle. on vour
fiddle, nlav some rag-time," Mass I
Crosno.
Complete change tomorrow.
Admission 10 cents.
The Electric.
Under New Management, B. Harri
son, Prop.
TO-DAY'S PROGRAM.
A 3-recl program.
The Gunsmith, or Saved by a
baby's hand.
The aGng Leader's Reform.
A Mother's Love.
The Husband Present.
We have installed a new machine
and are trying to please the public.
Regular admission, 5 cents.
Would you give 60c or 75c for good U. S. Gold Dollars ???
It amounts to practically the same thing when you buy good clean tip-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 Stoltenberg's Closing Out Sale All shoes are selling
at wholesale prices and you can buy the newest styles in high class footwear for less
money than you would pay for shoes of the commonest sort elsewhere.
lO 1!
ISA
D01NQS OF
THE JV0RLD.
Six men have already been killed foe
uccra up m untisn uoiumuia tnis
son.
TKft .Taff ....n i i a -
-w ipciwiauii wku Bcnuoi maw ui
rnMnJ 3 L u.
maim puBBeu uiruugn tno city lor
Eugene to play this afternoon.
W,J- Bryan w" make a campaign
one is running Billy Bryan.
Os. West spoke to twice as many peo-
nla in Pnnrana as Dn.nA. U
Guard, and yet the Register attempted
At the Court house,
Deeds recorded!
4 H. Hiidor to Ben Hub;( 40 a t - 10 1
Sevmour Washburn to Wm. Ehlert !
lots Lebanou 10
C. L. Ransom to D. B. Hill 2 lots
Mill City no
H. C. Davis by referee to C. S.
Davis 160.24 acres 7600
Demurrer
filed in Keeney agt.
Articles nied incorporating the Valley
Building Co. Incorporators Chas. W.
StrinA. .I F.. QtKina o-:--
Capital stock $10,000. Place Albany.
Huntnrs I
tenberg.
Campaign Meeting at Tangent.
An "OfAcrr.n n" rtvlnnni:,.
, w..u.. i j uv.icgaw.iu xii.Mii
una city neia ran enthusiastic meeting
a jtaiiKtiiii. mat nignt. rwenty-one
young people of the Methodist chur b
went in a "Tally-ho" and four others ,
in a pnvyte onveyance, making t' e
whole region resound with "Oregon!
Gordon and Clyde Willli'amson did the
oucaiviiiK, auu were irreatlv encourBErea i
by the cheers of the large audience as
well as the good backing of the home
team. If the scribe is any prophet,
Tangent precinct will go dry as the
dust of Arizona.
West'i Meetings.
i
S. A. Devaney. of Philomath, reports
a fine meeting last night when Uanald
West spoke. Neatly everybody there
will vote for him, probably not a dtzen
against him. Mr. West will speak in
Albany Tuesdav night and will no doubt
be given a big house. i
All suits juot $15 at W. P Pfeiffer's
WOOD
6106O Uyysxrif)"
FIRST FALL SHOWING OF PYP.OGRAPHY.
The largest showing of wood to
AiDany, wan pr.ccs that are right,
See the new iewelled and tinsel work. The articles are of three-nlv hasa-
wooa lor ine interesting carving ana
signs made cxnrcsslv for this work.
plctcd showing this different work.
Our pyroeraphic stock includes
needles, boxes, bulbs, in all the newest and most up-to-date designs. Come
in ana let us snow you these beautiful novelties.
WOQDWORTH DRUG CO.
; DOOLEY'S GROCERY
A safe, satisfactory grocery store
That's nil.
A grocery store you can depend on IN EVERY WAY where
nothing extra is charged for courtesy, honest weights and measures,
superior goods and prompt intelligent service.
Try us give us your grocery trade for a month or so our goods
will "make gooJ" or WE WILL 1
Wnen shall we begin calling at your door?
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32". First St.
BUG JUICE
SOCIETY.
Tall Timbor. Oct. 27.-Last night I
awakened in the early hours and a great
thought came to me, and it was about
pests. It Is easy to keep the codlin
moth under pnntrnl .timf fi.m 1.
- w ... .ui a uuilio
rule association and lot them resolve
for a creater Orarnn. Thau win knR .
take some portions of Oregon and
decide on what trees they will destroy,:
ana those they will pass by, and we will
have them UnHnr nitnlml cni
those little corners that are controlled
oy um mum nome rule association are
nuiuK iu iii.ciiaa kiia II1UII1, unu wnue
thA mntha am rlaolrnuini .Ua .Hnnn .u
" .w uw.ivjlliu UCCB, l.llO
trees will be getting the revenues from
license, and if they go beyond the limits
of their territory what of that, All
we have to do is just to be con
trolled under the tile of the Greater
Codlin Moth Home Rule Association,
the moths will do the rest;, All we
have to do is to C6rti6r thorn lineal tha
'name of the Greater Codlin Moth
Home Rule Association, then give the
codlins a license, and we will get rich,
unless we stop and figure the difference
between the license money and the
valua of the loss by wormy apples. We
might correlt the San Jose scale, cut
worms and chintz bugs in the same
association, and simp ify the name by
calling it the Greater Oregon Home
Rule Bug Juice Association.
yuuri's.
See our new line of decorated china.
The Variety Store. 313 W 1st St.
All overcoats just $16 at (V. F. Pfei
ffar's. i
ALBANV 0FER4 HOUSE
Friday, Nov. 4 ,
The Distinguished American Actreii
Virginia Harried
In Her New Play
"The Woman
HeMarried"
A Dotpettic Drama of Today by
' Herbert B&shford
! PHICES.-J1.60, $1.00, 7Bc, BOc, 25e.
Hu.O.0.
burn and burnine outfits ever shown in
biart now on your Xmas presents.
gouge worK. Dozens ot catchy de
We have some beautiful nieces .com
new arrivals in skins, outfits, nanels.
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