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About Albany democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1900-1912 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 11, 1910)
Mill End Sale of Table Linens, For 4 Days, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday TOMORROW'S DOINGS.1 MISFITS. Have you learned how to vote 7 feet of ticket. 72 in. Mill Ends at 65c yd Pure linen, Irish damask worth doable what wa ask. Special at 65c yd- 66c in. Mill Ends at 55c yd Special quaility pure linen dam auk, worth 85c yd. Special for 4 days at 55c yd. Tne Bandon Daily Eaele streamer for Oregon. another "y be- In ylt 2, 2i and 3 yard lengths. Flood's Store Aients for K & G, Cor?ets. Agents for Standard Pattern Christian Science Meetinn at 11 o'clock. Subject, Adam and the fallen man. St. Peter's (Episcopal). -Rev. Henry . H. Marsden. Minister, Morning prayei Panama would do a big thing and sermon 11 a. m. Evening service coming a part of the U. b. 7:30 p. m. S. S. 10 a. m. Special music at the evening service. Don. fae a c,am Vote cheerfuy Grace Presbyterian. -S. S. 10 a. m. and know what you are doing before Morning sermon 11. Subject: Love that ou vute, knows ne end. Union evening service. ' ! Quarterly communion service will fol- .... , : i. raa rnrn;nir aoruii-o It is known that Seattle will lead ruruauu in me u.ueim tcnaus. .ua. o very One in the House IF YOU ARE ) THINKING OF BUYING a piece of real cstate-eithcr as a home or for an investment, one of the very first things to consider is the Title. An Abstract will give yout the necessary informa tion and you may get this before closing the deal and paying for the property. We have had 18 years of successful work on titles. Consultation free. THE LIXN COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. Both Phones Mam 53 COMMERCE COMPAQ Christian. Albyn Esson, Minister. : 10:30 a. m. Bible school followed by i communion service and morning ser mon, Subject: Present Day Christian ity. 6:80 p. m. C. E 7:30 union meet ' ing at U. P. church. Regular monthly ! business meeting of tile officers of the j church, Tuesday evening, Nov. 8 at 7:30. ; I United Presbyterian.-W. P. White,' Pastor. Sesvices at 10:30 a. in. and J 7:30 p. m. The pastor will be in Port : land tomorrow assisting in the "Dry ! Campaign." Rev. 3. E. DuBois of the. j Grand Avenue U. P. church will preach in the morning and Dr. Young of Port- ' land will address the union meeting at j this church in the evening. j I St. Mary's (Catholic). Rev. Arthur1 ; Lane, Rector. Rev. John Van Nevel, j i Assistant. Services at 8 and 10:30 a. 1 m. Rev. Bernard Murphy of Mt. Angel 1 ! college will officiate and preach at these services. Evening service at 7:30 with; ! sermon and Benedictine Mission services I 1 will be conducted at Shelburn and Lyons. , i The public is welcome at these services. I M. E. 3rd and Ellsworth Btreets. I W. S. Gordon, pastor. Rev. Richard I Wilkins of California will preach at 1 1,1 -an and Miss Ellen Knieht will sing. S. S. 11:45. Mrs. Guy Knapp will ! sing at this service, and Mahlin Blain's Oregon Dry Cartoon will bo displayed. I Class meeting 10. E. L. 6:15. Junior League 3. Reception of members after the morning service. U. P. church. . I Presbterian. P. rl. Geselbracht, Min 337 West Isi. I ister. Morning service 10:30. Theme: J messages irUIII Hie jriuynmo. B"o- i pel of Amos. Vtsper service 5 p. m. Address by Prof. Joseph Schaefer, his- tory department U. of O., on Carlyle as a veacner or rami, opeeitu muaii numbers by 'he choir. Miss Smith, and a nute 0010 D J- v. irviue. uiinm evenine service. S. S. 11:45, classes for all. an outrage. That Home Rule or Home Rum crowd his a new tack every day or two. but are falling flat, and will get a whack that will be heard. Tne Oregonian isn't fooling any one with its cartoons thrown at Us Wear.. In fact it is all helping West. The voter is tired if this kind of rot, ALBANY Ablany, Or HOT NOON LUNCHES At the Mission Parlors. 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 MarKet Choice lunches at the Vienna Bakery. Try a cup of hot chocolate at the Crest. Light lunches served at the Crest Confectionery. Have your feet attended to by Mrs. Driver 230 Lyon, both phones. Prof. E. L. Wilson for violin, Mrs. F. Union twrvice at phone 353. 10 to 12, 2 to 4 o'clock. 1st ! street over French's. Dr. W. R. Sbinn. physician and sur geon. Calls answered day and night. Office, Flinn Block, Residence 119 E 7th street. Both phones. Broadalbin chicken dinner Stoves, toves, Wc carry a full line of Round Oak, Universal and Cole's Heaters that out-class all others. Also Monarch, Majestic, Univers al and Round Oak Ranges at prices to suit your pocket book. "Best Ranges on Earth." Our stock is complete. Stoves. HuLiirt-Ohling Hardware Co. Try a Sunday. Mts. George Traeey's dancing school, Bussard hall. Saturday nights. Pri- vata loaanna T fn fl P.lnaaia ft rn ft So. Senior young people's society ; ca dance following. at 4 p. m. A most cordial invitation extended to the public, Will appreciate Electric Lights. Maybe there is sew ing to be done, plans to go over, lessons to be studied, or just a social evening. Until November fifteen we will wire homes for Electric Lights AT COST. This puts a permanent im provement in your home at a price which is astonishingly low. Phone 15 (both phones) and have a representative of the New Business Department visit you and give you par ticulars of this offer. . Northwestern Corporation, )28 West First Street. Alco Chocolates, are higtt grade choc olates. Mae ar, Elite Chocolate bhop. Try "em. 1 Hot Chicken Tamalalias Elite Cho( ,a.-nii.mr mitfenrt n-i.i The Woman's Cruic Imorovement Club will meet Monday afternoon at I the commercial eiubrooms, with impor tant business on nad including the elect ion of officers. Corvallis and Albany high iehool See our gold and white Auotialitn ehina. The Variety Store, 313 W 1st s-.rcet. All nut just $1 at w. F. Pfeiffers, TO EXOH ANGE 360 acre stock ranch in Cook Co. to trade for prop erty in vicinity of Albany, or Willa mette Valley, "-or furthor informa tion inquire at No. 1006 East Second Ht. Albanv. Ore. tl2: t for Albany, under the following lineup Archibald fb, Abraham and Bain halves, C. Bigbce qb, South 3, C. Anderson and Myers guards. Crewell aad E. Ander son tackles,. Beescn- and Archibald ends. One Yes that should be voted is 318 for tbe state normal school at Mon mouth. It deserves, the hearty sup pmrt of the people of the valley. There are going to be at least two normals. This should1 be the first one thoug' t of, the pioneer, with a $100,000 plant al ready on the ground. Steel! - J. LEROV WOOD, Mechanical Engineer. - Urtnte 1 roll aild I?" I"! Plant designs and Albany Iron Works. -Our Corsetkf e?$ Advice- JAS. F. POWELL, Real Estate. . ,l..i.- in a nanv. vsi Collections mauc iui Forty years res Financial agent. non-residents. 130 Proadalbin street, Albany. Bell phone Red Him. w TOM YOUNG, House and Sign Painter, Agent for the Clc-:land Gelsemte roof paint. Hnnii. Phone. 32(1. Paciltc, Red 3092! COLLINS & TAVLOR. Real Estate and Insurance, a ,1 nroncrty. Insure .irnnertv and transact Large or small timber loans, tracts. J. M. RALSTON, , Insurance. Loans & Collections. Have money to Iran in sii'r.11 and large amounts. Notes ano inort- iiiics boiiKi". i win iu" i g:iB Property ilcnts. handled for non-rcsi A. STARK, M. D. Physician and Surgeon, Will & Stark Block - Albany DR. MARY MARSHALL, j Osteopathic Physician, Albany Statu Bank Building. Well Black 4S2. Home 275 II. A. LEININGER, Dentist, Xlawfoid Block HEN' you buy your next corset, visit our corset department and advise with our salesladies. They arc skillful eorsctieres who know what model will be best suited for you and will shape your figure most effect ively. They will help you se lect your corset and give you every assistance in satisfying you. Most of our customers select and wear Henderson Corsets. This corset shapes the figure more advantageously than any other model. Henderson Corsets are constructed to retain their shapeliness as long as they are worn. Wc know you ;ii on n rove of the models we are offering. We show . .f rr r . .t-.rl..o -.r oil nrrmnr- the newest nenaersun dijiv.-. .... r. r WW M 'mm HENDERSON Fashion Form Corsets all of tions of figures for your selection, moderate. Our prices are very Ath tot B.oA7llSAouini iht Ntwt ic(uiiN, Cor.et CkoUm . THE HAMILTON STORE" Has Come to Albany. C. 5. Matthews, Psy. D. M. E., of; Walla Walla, Wash., has bought out i , Dr. A. C. Eaton, of 325 Lyon St., where he has opened druglesa healing parlors, i fully equipped,, to treat all curable dis- ! easesof mina or bo ly, accuteor chronic. ' male or female, by his speciab discovery , combined ith chiropractic electricity, vibration, electric baths, magnetic and mental science. Having had 14 years 1 practice and study, 6 years successful j practice in Walla Walla. Prof. Mat- j thews can give good references from business men, bankers, merchants.' lawyers, doctors ministers, teachers, and all classes of people. Prof. Mat thews has come to Albanv with hi" family to make it his home. He has already purchased real estate in Al I any and his children have entered school. Mrs. Matthews assists ladies . Prof. Matthews' office is open to the public and he solicits investigation. See our new line of decorated china Tne Variety Store. 313 W 1st St. All overcoats just $15 at W. F. Pfei liar's. All suits ust ?15 at W. F. Pfeiffer's j P G. WUCnoTwatchei li Havey our old Umbrella recovred and transformed: in a new atyle. HULL UMBRELLA with, detachable and inter changeable handle. NO EXTRA CHARGE M. FRENCH &SON THIS BANK IS in its 40th year X ! x X : : A Bank of Unquestioned Safety and! Unsur passed Service. Your account is invited! NATIONAL BANK OVER $ 1 , OOQ.,000.00 FIRST ASSETS SAVING IS A HABIT SPENDING IS A HABIT WHICH HABIT DO YOU CULTIVATE? Start a Savings accout with us and you will be i surprised at the ease with which the Saving habit is acquired. Interest paid on Savings Accounts. I FIRST SAVINGS BANK X ASSETS OVER $30 0,0 0 0.0 0 X Owned and operate by the stockholders of the X First National Bank. AIhan DR. W. R. BILYEU. Dentist, Will it Stark lUock Albany M. B. CRAFT, 242 West Second St., Albany, l'irst-ohss mens of all kinds frmn si-looted stock. HENRY BRODERS. Dealer in Choice Meats of All Kinds. 2111 WY-t Soeonil Street.- We Guarantee WHITE QUEEN To be the best bard wheat blue stem llour in Hie city. , , ... The price Is moderate and the quality uniform . . , i ...mi Vnll us up fcr n triRl snek. and wo II I .irove to vou that our nssormm i correct. Sold on ubsulute kuuranty. MULUMIY, CENTRAL ADDITION TO ALBANY BKUC1C & ANDERSON, Opposiie the l'oftcthec. I'olir eh;iir-- l'ror.r,t and eilic iciit cue of the f:iec and hiir. VIF.i;EC!'.'S EATU3. 217 West First Street. u. A. 225 Went 2 id St. ; i c i I v o This Addition h.ts just been placed on the market, and ow int; to its every natural ad vantage, is destined to become Till", residence district of Al !any. Only live minutes' walk from tbe Post Ollicc. Sec us, wc can save vou moncv. COLLINS ee TAYLOR, A;;'! i !: Y. Li St. Albany, Or. JERSEY DAIRV Our wagons Homo Mum V'RG1M V Fiesh milk ar.d creini. ovir the city twice d nlv. Phones: Bell Dlack 'JUIl hsician. REAL ESTATE. City Property. No. IDS 8-rooni plastered new house, electric lights, good lot, West Albanv. No. 116 Fine building lot close in, sewer, West Albany. No. 136 Two corner lots, East Front new barn, West Albany. No. 127 Lot 66x100, West Albany Sewer, water, fruit trees. Prici Sy.ill.tXl. No. 135 Good 6-rooni bouse, lot 66x 110. fruit, sewer, water; West Al- i banv. Price SI275.00. No. 143 Two lots. 5-room house, ,:ist Mhnnv. Price $1600.00. No. 176 Two lots 66x110, East Al- l.miv Price S1050.01). Mv success is based on fair dealing and quick sales, safe buys. Farms. Dairv and Stock Ranches. No. 153 lbO acres 3ii miles out. Gnod Ionise, barn, tannlv orchard. No. 153VS 0 acres 3 miles out. all in cultivation: snan. $60.00 per acre C. JJO acres, 100 acres in cultivation. $.ViXl per acre. 3!-j miles from K. R. Station. Sniail tracts, improved, family or chards, stock ranches. $15.00 ner acre :. C.ill :it my oftioe. look over my i-'rom my lonir rei, ler.ee here knowledge l t:ic country. can Imvers time and money. Forty s residence in Albany. Orepn. 11 Phone J40 K: Home Pho-u-43-t I S. F POWF.I.L. 1,: liro.uUilhin Sireet. WM. BAIN. President. P. D. GILBERT. V. P H. N. BOULEY, Cashier. ALBANY STATE BANK Great Oaks of Financial Success grow from very small acorns a small sum opens an account in our bankbut, to have a big, healthy financial tree, you must be persistent in your depositing. Systematic depositing is the root of financial in dependence. Get deeply rooted in the habit of bank ing, then you will branch out into better things and be safe against any ill wind that blows. Dollars are financial acorns plant them in our hank and watch them grow. hst. and OMrcpatui , l l;-.i i-bioei;. Albany. i i'-ce ll-::v "'0. Bell bin " ;ei 1 1 titc :1 rUiiicblfcik S' 3 IS e CtDKK. -A i I rr. erv day I'M fide? V id m p, r ea n f.r b-,,r,ls Or s.Y L D. -1 Heme '"ci r..a..irir. H ,- ::el 12t GROCERIES AND BAKED GOODS AT CONRAD MEYERS BARBER SHOP 2.W West 2nd St. Fir't Class Work Guaranteed Geo. H. Fiddiman. Prop. Attorney at Law. Notary Public Loz-.il t.usin. s nf ail vinrjs in all the ' courts promptly attened to. Bell phone 165-J. First-Class Work Guaranteed.