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ALBANY. OREGON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER '25. !10
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Public Stenographer
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NOTARY PUBLIC
R. T. YATES
First National Bank
Building.
Home Phono
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Special Thanksgiving Sale"
A thin Bavaria China
Cup and Saucer for
15c at
MEISER & ME1SER
Special Music
TO-NIGHT
7 to 9 o'clock
On the $400.00 Baldwin Piano we are giv
ing away Free.
A comfortable, convenient and
modern day light store for
Saturday Even
ing Shopping
Exclusive agents for W. B. Corsets, Perrins Kid
Gloves, Red Gross Shoes, Sorosis Petticoats and
Mentor Underwear.
DOINGS OF
THEWORLD
Jack Johnson is renorted to have
bro'ten down. The same old story.
I The Northwestern Corporation is lo
! build a $20,000 brick tor its offices in
Eugene.
209.000 is to be Portland's population.
P-etty good. 13,000 was taken off by
the investigator.
Douglas countv has a right to gobble.
M ire than 7,000 turkeys have been
shipped from there this season, the
turkey county of the state.
100 people were killed yesterday in a
riot at. Puebla, Mexico, over a meeting
of anti-reelectionists. Mexico is con-
; siderable of a despotism after all.
I Lafayette Young, the new U. S. sen
ator of Iowa, and Tip Humphrey,
! editor of the Jefferson Review, were
i boys together and schoolmates in Albia,
Iowa
The three Ashland precincts went
615 to 2ti4 for prohibition, a fact that
speaKS tor tne people ot that prosper
ous cuy. ivieatord went as much
other way.
The new Hotel Marion at Salem, the
evolution of the Chemeketa and Wil
lamette, has now been duly advertised
free by the press of the state, and all
it cost was $5 a plate.
Yesterday at Portland a divorce was
granted Irclla Cantwell from her hus-
qand, J as. Cantwell. They were mar
ried at Albany in Aug,
ragetner nve years,
AT THE
COURTHOUSE.!
The county courl met today and
formally made the order of pruhitiitiun
of the liquor frnllic in tnis ccuiiy under
tho recent election.
IAGUN
ACCIDENT.
At
Franklin McVeagh & Co. agt N. W.
fruit Asn, Suit to recover ttiOO dam
ages for failure to deliver a carload of
prunes. W. V. Cotton, Jas. U. Wilson
and J. t Reilly, attorneys. Tho price
Newport, With Probably
tal Results.
Fa.
1li:mas Cale, a young man about 18
years of age, was brought from New
pore this forenoon anil placed in St.
Mi ry's Hospital in a critical condition,
the result of a gun accident. Young
Cnlo was walking near the jetty with a
contracted was i'a cents, wnicli it is friend, who was on the jetty, whiloCale
enurgeu was repudiated, the price uomg , wtts be ow about eight feet, wnen the
UP- I fo"nur who was carrying a gun, Blip-
Ipedand fell and the gun was dis.
Erma McDowell agt. Wm. McDowell I charged, the bullet striking Cale in the
for divorce. Marriage Sept. 3, 1909, rectum, going through the body. It is
cruel treatment and desertion since Oct. I ver doubtful if he recovers.
1. 1909 is charged. There is a child, i
$250 alimony at $20 a month is askej.
I Raincoats and cravenettes $15, at W.
i f neuter b,
the
W. R. Ray of Scio left a wild cot for
the bounty.
Expense accouuts filed by O. H.
Russell, $13.3U,and Park Beatty, $43.95.
Chambers
Albany's Greatest
McGune
Suit and Cloak House
charged from Nov. 1908.
Charley A. Cundiff, of Armstrong
county, Pennsylvania, musical director,
is in the city for a few days and is at
the Smeede. Eugene Guard. Tne same
Charley Cundiff who used to l.ve in
Albany and play the piano.
Albany has not been renresented at
the Spokane apple show, but will be at
the Portland show. 67 boxes, prize
winners at the recent show here, are
now in cold storage in Portland await
ing the show there Nov. 29.
An interesting feature of Mrs. Bess
Gearhart Morrison's readings in Ore
gon was her experience at .Lebanon,
where E. B. Day, who played at her
first recital, I welve years ago in Ne-
DrasKa, again played tor ner.
Jefferson Review: Fred Hoefer sr.
was operated on at the Albany hospital
Monday for an internal trouble result
ing from a kick from a horse received
severs! years ago. At last accounts he
was progressing as well as could be
expected.
Deed recorded:
A J. Carothere to E. A Thompson,
block 41 H'8 2nd ad $
Grace Hayden to J. L. Hill et nl,
42 by 66 feet block 15 E. A
G. W. Mattson to Edith Mattson,
4 Inta 'Khplhurn
190J, and lived ' jas, Shahan to C. Ramson, 149.5
desertion being I acres
10
10
10
R. F. Da-by to B. F. Darby Jr.,
60 acres 2500
Jas. McFeron to Eastern In v. Co.,
49 acres .' 1
! ALBANY OPERA HOUSE
i ;
j 3 Nights, Commencing
MONDAY, NOV. 21st.
Mamie Haslam Co.
in High Class Repertoire,
Presenting popular plays at
popular prices.
Special Communication St. 'John's '
Lodge No. 17 A. F. &. A. M. this Sat-1
urday evening, Nov. 19. 1909. All 1
sent for work. E. Washburn, Sec. band and
20
People including own
orchestra.
Extra music and songs at the Dream
laad tonight.
Popular prices, 25c, 35c, 50c.
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
from the Post Office. See us,
we can save you money.
COLLINS & TAYLOR, Ag'ts.
132 W. 1st St. Albany, Or.
ALBANY 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 Golden Gate cement, Olympic lime,
Arden plaster. Get prices befjre buy
ing. Cash paid for eggs.
Foot Ferry Street, Albany.
Phones. Mdin 5 Bell, 3 Home.
M. Senders &Co,
(INCORPORATED.)
THE BEST. Lime, plaster, cc-ment,
roofing, paper, fire brick, pressed
brick, garden and field seeds, hay,
grain, flour. M. SEND3RS & Co.
Both Phones 48. 435 West First St.
Shingles..
Made in Albany mv Mo 1 Edg Grain
the BEST in ihr inarket. Various
grades and prices from $1.25 upwards.
Every bunch branded with my name.
Look for it. Examine these shingles
before buving elsewhere.
E. A. THOMPSON.
We use no dry kiln.
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.
The Faith Cure".
One of the best stories told.
'George Washington's Savior"
One of tge most dramatic ever shown
"The Hoodoo"
The" f uuiest ever.
10c
Miss Flinrt in Portland.
Journal: Miss Anna Flinn of Albany,
who has taken apartments at the Nor.
tonia for the winter, was hostess at
luncheon at the Hotel Portland Wed
nesday. Following luncheon, her guests
were entertained at a matinee party at
the Heilig theatre to see De Wolf
Hopper in "A Matinee Idol " Miss
Flinn's gues's were Mrs. Anderson M.
Cannon, Mrs. W. B. Peacock, Mrs. C.
W. Lowe. Mrs. George F. Nevins, Mrs.
Harriett Greer and Mrs. W. B. Wallace,
YVOODJN0BURN
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Empire Photoplay
TONIGHT
"The Banker's Daughter." A Bio-
graph drama, an exceptional story of
a banker s daughter, who, though ill.
saves the lives and riches of her fam
ily, by her energy, and thoughtfulness.
A beautiful story, well told.
"A Life for a Life." The Vitagraph
Company has surpassed any and all
pictures in this story of a convict. It
appeals to all the better instincts of
mankind, and is a sermon of wonder
ful value.
"The Easy Winner." A drama with
a comedy in which a man with power
ful voice turns everything topsy-turvy.
It will make you laugh.
Illustrated Song "You stole my
Gal." M'iss Crosno.
Complete change tomorrow.
Admission 10 cents.
The Electric.
Pictures change
and Friday.
Sunday, Tuesday
For the Sunday Edition, one of the
well known Imp's dramas.
Western; Justice, a lively western
story.
The Two Sarger.ts, asolcicr's love
and a pretty winter scene.
Admission 5 cents.
FIRST FALL SHOWING OF PYROGRAPIIY.
The largest showing of wood to burn and burning outfits ever shown in1
Albany, with prices that are right, btart now on your Xmas presents.
See the new jewelled and tinsel work. The articles are Of three-ply bass
wood for the interesting carving and gouge work, Dozens of catchy de-
signs made expressly lor this work. Wc have some beautiful pieces com
pleted snowing this dihcrcnt work.
Our pyrographic stock includes new arrivals in skins, outfits, panels,
needles, boxes, mi!"s, m all the newest ana most up-to-date designs. Come
in and let us show you these beautiful novelties.
WOODWORTH DRUG CO,
GRAND APPLE FAIR SPECIAL
FREE! FREE! FREE!
China, Crockery, Glassware, etc Watch for our circular.
Sale Begins Wednesday, November 9th, 1910.
Both Phones
Main 53
COMPAQ
337 West 1st.
Ablany, Or
DOOLEY'S GROCERY
Masked Skate
Good GroceriesFairPricesPrompt Service
The three cardinal points of this business.
We base our claim to your patror age on the fact that we sell only
GOOD GROCERIES and our PRICES AKE FAIR and our SERVICE
PROMPT,
A safe place lo trade, surely for we aim to carry a big stock of
wanted goods and appreciate the trade every customer we have
to the extent of persocal service.
ft
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Thursday, Nov. 24, '10
The judges will be reliable and valuable prizesgiven.
Phone and have your skates reserved.
REMEMBER its
rip
For building, ornamental purposes,
rap, filling, etc.
Samp.es at M. Senders & Go's store.
W. L. COBB, K. D 4. phone. Home
23i-.'. '
Wood Yard.
' ool delivered to all parts nf city on
short notice, .(lice it residence 90S
Ens.: 4th street. IS th plnnes
J. D. EI.US.
shall
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 Stoltenberg's Closing Out Sale All shoes arc selling
.it wlifilesiile nrires and vou cm buv ihc newest stvlcs in hifri rlnss fnntwnnr
money than you would pay for shoes of the commonest so .:...... i.rrc
for 1
ess
ETTERS
For Groceries, Pro
duce, Crockery and
nburg Slice. Store
334 First St.