Handkerchief
Our Special lots of
Xmas Handkerchiefs
at 15c, 25c and 50c
are all world beaters.
Flood's Store
Agei's for !. & G. Correts. Agents for Standard Pattern
m ova I
( NOTICEIf
THE LSN COUNTY
Stoves,
Stoves,
Stoves.
Hulburt-Ohling
We Guarantee the
WHITE QUEEN
fiTo'hn tho host hard wheat bluo stem
flour i.i I ho city.
The mice Is meliorate and thoquulity
uniform. N
Cull us up tor il trial sack, and we'll
prove to you I hut our nHert.ion is
' correct.
Sold on iilisul;'' '' ' urirunly.
R. A. :ilIUPIIY,
225 Went 2nd St.
J. LEROY WOOD,
Mechanical Engineer.
Foundations, Koo.s, Iron and Steel
Structures, Power Plant designs and
specifications, Power Transmission,
Drawings made and checked. Office,
Albany Iron Work?.
JAS. F. POWELL, ' ,
Real Kstate.
Forty vcars residence in Albany, Or.
Financial agent. Collections made for
lioii-iesideuls.
1.11) llroad.ilbm street, Albany. j
Hell phone Red l4oi.
TOM YOUNQ,
House and Sign Painter,
Agent for the Cleveland Gclsonitc
roof paint.
122 Ferry Street,
Home Phone, 320. Pacific. Red 2
COLLINS TAYLOR,
Real Estate and Insurance,
Buy and sell property. Insure
property and transact loans.
Large or small timber tracts.
J. M. RALSTON,
Insurance, Loans & Collections.
Have money to loan in sip-.ll and
large amounts. Notes and mort
gages bought. 1 will bond you.
Property handled for non-residents.
A. STARK, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon,
& Stark lllock - Albany
Will
DR. MARY MARSHALL,
Osteopathic Physician, I
Albany State H.mk Building. i
Pell Black 4S Home 275 i
H.
A. LEININGER,
Dentist,
Clawfnrd Block
Albany
DR.
W. R. B1LYEU,
Demist,
Will & Stark Mock
Albany
M. B. CRAFT.
243 West Second St.. Albany,
l-'irst cbs mcii-i ot all kinds
-from selected M.vk.
HENRY BRODERS,
Dealer in
Choice Meats of All Kinds.
.'Ill Wc-t vvi!Ul Street.
BRUCE li ANDERSON,
Opposite the Postoflice.
Four chairs. Prompt and ctVic
icnt care of the f.ioe and hair.
VIERECK'S BATHS.
217 West First Street.
Pirit-Class Wotk Guaranteed.
Special
To You-
You'll find it highly expensive a
source of trouble and worry if you
fail to have an abstract drawn of the
Real Estate parcel.
The safe way the up-to-date way,
is to have an abstract showing in de
tail every phase of the parcel's his
tory and save yourself the expense of
future possible lawsuits.
Our work is exact our charges
reasonable.
ABSTRACT CO.r
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.
Hardware Co.
MISFITS.
Keep a going and smile.
"The whole world is a stago and we
are all actors."
Tho turift iB to l,e revised by pieces,
perhaps the host way.
Albany peonlo are shopping parly for
Christina.), 'i'horo is a big trado in
town.
The fel'"
light gen
in u nauu..
who everlastingly talks
y gets one, and it is foolish
This ccrn .ipondenco school business
has gone mi far you can even learn how
to run a doctor's ollico at home and lill
every kind of posiliun in existence.
$U,6UJ,IHiil lor peace will bo a worth
less wuste of money, Peace must come
I';-..ni governments, by peaceful policies
and good judgment, by the spirit of
forbearance.
The tiregonian savs there nro somo
country paptrrs-in Orngnn that believe
everything they shoulil not bolievu, and
nothing that they should believe. Of
course this is according to the immacu
late iiloas of the great mogul paper it
self, the champion of the saloon power
, and the npostlo of inlidelity. The coun
' try paper of good sense no longer goes
, to the Oregonian to learn what to be
: lievR.
There is suspicion that there is a
joker in the good roads convention re
cently in session at Portland. The
' farmers generally seem of the opinion
I that tho whole affair is to secure an
i
JOHN KUECHLER'S
express-i nurse
Special attention given to baggage.
freight, business delivery anil moyipy i
household goods. (
Baggage chocks, freight bills and nit ,
orders left at ollicettronintlv attended to. '
Oilice at Mctzgar & Johnson's harbor i
shop. 104 1st Si. o'ipoi;o Kuss House. I
I'liielll-H. ijii..';
11 T: YOUR CLOTHES
CLEANED PRESSED.
i
1 he I'antatonuni,
GILBERT & MINTON;
U1 W 1st St
Bell Plume black 273
Home phone lih!
A line lot at our yard at this city, just
burned.
Phone Homo I'M. '
ALBANY BRICK CO
T. .)."? TITEP, I
j Attorney at Law. Notary Public.
Legal business of all kinds in all the
I eonrts promptly attened to. Bell phone
iwi J.
7
TOMORROW'S
! DOINGS.
, St. Peters (Episcopal). Rev. Henry
II. Marsden, Minister. Morning praver
arid sermon 11 a. m. Evening prayer
United Presbyterian. W. p. White,
Pastor. The usual Sabbath services
will be held. At the evening service
Mrs. C. E. Sox will sing, '-Consider
; and Hear Me," by Wooler.
I Graee Presbyterian. In the morning
at 10 o clock tne pastor will speak on
! Tho Ufiweleomed Christ, and in the
l evening on Obedience. Christmas eve
will be observed with appropriate exer
cises and a Christmas tree.
! St. Mary's (Catholic. Rev. Arthur
, Lane, Rector. Rev. John Van Noyel,
Assistant. Services at 8 and 10:30 a.
m. Father Lane will officiate and
; preach from the gospel of Sunday. St.
Luke eh. 3. The subject of the even-
ing lecture will be the 17th
Council of the Church held at Florence
A. D. 1431. The public is cordially in-
FirBt Presbyterian. F. H. Gesel-
nracnt, Minister. Morning service
10:30, Pre Christmas Mtditations: The
incarnation, historically considered.
; The final and culminating argument.
' Evening service 7:30. Theme: The
QueBtofthe Magi. S P. 11:45, an
orchestra and classes for all. C. E.
6:30. A cordial invitation and hearty
j welcome for every one.
j Christian. 10 a. m. Bible school.
Morning sermon 11:20. Subject: Ad
, vancement Its Necessity and Method.
; 6:30 p. m C. E. 7:30 evenfng sermon.
I Subject: The New Birth-Its Process
Result. Special music. Evervbodv
Christmas entertainment will
hfi frivpn KfltnrHav ovaninff Vlan OA
I Evangelist Violett begins ' series of
j meetings with ua Jan. 1st.
I ' Methndist.'-3ni & Ellsworth St.
Rev. W. S. Gordon's subject at 10:30
I will be The Incarnation, and at 7:30
Can the Golden Rule be applied to Mod
i em Business? The quartet will sing in
I the morning and the new chorus choir
!in tho evening. S. S. 11:45 The
j orchestra will play Junior and Inter
I mediate Leagues 3 p. m. Epworth
League 6:30. Class meeting 10 a. m.
I All welcome. Please be punctual if
possioie.
m ,
UU Worm Of rnmiums le 13
m. . .
Lucny women rriaay.
Thirteen ladies yesterday a4 the
Chambers & McCune stora were made
presents of valuable and useful! mer
chandise pre-riums at the sound of the
gong. Mrs. Thompson jf Albany re
ceived the silk petticoat yesterday and1
as orre is given away each' day great
prine. We wiH continue this most ex :
citing and interesting prze giving j
ever day and evening until i'maa and',
every twine given is a valuable and 1
useful merchandise gift. Our Btore-i
will be opened evenings all next week.
una prizes given away with every
twentieth- cash sale and count vou- in
on the $ t00'00 piano also.
ino lucky women yesterday were-;
Mrs. E. A. Thomoson, Mrs. Scott, Mrs.
C. Lauhhcad, Mrs. Mae White,
Miss Ora ffarkness. Miss Neva. Wat
kins. Mrs. Schillers of Albany, Mrs.
Hausman, Salem, -ns Carries. Cor-
vallis. Mrs. Brady, Lebanon;. Mrs,
Bier, Turner, Mrs. Pepperling, Scio,
A Broken Idol.
Ever Bitice the first production of. '
BroKcn laol in New Yo
ork Citv at the
Herald Square Theatre, which William.
. Mann will preseut at Albany next
r.l I.... : . . .
i, cuicauwj cvemtiK lor one nignc, ine-)
songs that are to be heard, have been
sung and whistled all over the country
an promise t' live a great deal longer
than the trashy sort of music which
has no body to it. Among the popular
airs are "A Little China Doll,"
"Springtime-," "Poor Old Dad's in
New York for the Summer." "Ala
bama." and "Love makes the world go
round" with many others,
automobile road through the stale in one
line. What is wanted are roads leading
from the Sarms to the market centers.
One provision, of the law does- away
with, the present special road tax that
has done great things for our roads,
said to bo in the interest of the- big
timber iulders. Whatever is in it
these are interesting things to think
about.
Why buy Groceries
of Portland Bouses
when you can getthe
following prices at
EASTBURN'S
SJ;
lS ;;
Hi Him ftnw.m H.tqrl PJ.w,
J1.00
. l.OO
. 1.00
. 1 00
. 1.00
. 100
. 1.00
. 1 00
12 los White Beans.
V2 lbs Lima Benus . .
. H' lt otpks Kaisinns
Hot i.ur prices before you buy.
W. A. EASTBURN
The Grocer.
W. F. JONES.
Veterinary Surgeon.
Oti'u t. t banners Feed Stables.
I'lioneL-OXl R, Bell; Home 1JS5.
OU! BEAUTIFUL DISPLAY OF
uti-IS meet ail requirements from
tirt to last, fir-it-class diamond
broix-hc. diatnond rings, sterling
silver linisli set, mamcurc sets, nub
tary bruhcs. "Hull" detachable
handle umbrellas
NEXT YEAR'S
CHAUTAUQUA.
The Exectutive Board of the Albany
Chautauqua Association met last night
in tne rooms of the Albany Commerc
ial Club. President M. H. Ellis pre
siding, and the following present: Vice
President, L. E. Hamilton; Treasurer,
Wm. Bain; E. H. McCune, J. S.
Van Winkle. V. H. Marvi... J. C. Hoi
brook, W. P. White.
Th finance committee reported that
it had been found necessary to sign a
note to the State Bank for SluO to
secure a Joan of necessary funds to
meet current expenses.
A warrant was ordered drawn for
$27 45 to pay deficit on account of the
Springfield excursion last July.
The resignation of Secretary W. R.
Struble was read, and accepted.
President Elbe reported that together
with A. C. Schmitt and J. S. Van
Winkle members of tbis board, they
met in Portland with reDresentstive
of several North West Chautauqua
associations, and contracts were made
for talent, as follows:
Dr. Sadler Co , July 8, . 10. $400.
J. Frank Haniey, July $176.
Apollo Concert Co., July 10. 11, $240.
DeWitt Mille, July 11, 12! $125.
Wm. S. Battis, July 13, IA, $125.
Dr. rdaguire, July 15 16, $140.
Wlliams Jubilee Singers, July 15, 16,
$300.
Total, $1505.
The contracts were ratified..
The Secretary was instructed) to cor
respond with the Chemawa Band, and
ascertain if it would be possible to en
gage nhem for the forthcoming- season
and on what terms.
The committee on grounds and equip
ment, reported a plan for the leasing uf
the Chautauqua grounds from H.
Bryant at trie site used for tho 1910
assembly, and erecting thereon an Aud
itorium 100x100' feet.
On motion a committee was appoints
ed to confer with Mr. Bryant to ascer
tain the terms of a lease of the grounds,
with a view of erecting an auditorium:.
and possibly looking to future owner
ship of the grounds.
9
Albany College Notes.
Messrs. Ihida and Miike. two Janaa-
i ese students at tne college sang Japan"
I ese songs very pleasingly at the Firstu
rresDjterian cnurcn entertainment thr
ween..
Albany College closed' Kriday after
noon for a holiday vacation that in
cludes. Monday, Jan. 2. iftrafesaor Flo
left yesterday for Portland,, whence he
will go to Washington tO'be married to
MiaeAdna A. Smith, Director of Alb
any Callege Conservatory,, od December
: i. rroj. flutter will Be- out ot town
I town on business after Moncfoy. Miss
Irvine-removed lrom i iremont nan to
r,hme B,A'b8?Lt0? ayl. B" ""i.!"
will return from the ease soon. Miss
Andenson will go to Seattle for a few
days. Prof. Torbet will do some private
teaching and work withi registrar's
records. Miss. Emma Sox. may go to
Portland'. Prof. Franklin -ill probably
be ira Air-any.
The loint meeting of the literary
societies was a great success,
Tharsday at chayel when the faculty
entered, they found their seats appro
priated by students who conducted a
dignified service and followed it with
some- humorous announcements and
reports- ot yieitors. Then Stanley Van
Wink! appeared as Santa Claus with a
hag of present wbich went largely to
the fatuity.
A I Pnaeoek was taken before Record-
r R.nrtfi,lrt Ihi nftnrnnnn hit f'.hipf nf
k... .t.A i.-knwn
C rt.. u." a...: "i...'
! .
? W
FRAMED PICTURES FOR CHRIST
HAS, We have a nice line of Framed
Pictures we are selling out very cheap
Burkhart & Lee.
Visit 'he Guarantee Optical Company
and see an entire y new andi complete
toclc of spectacles and eye glasses at
i More. We hove an ex-
f penanced optician to do our examining
miu no guaianiiTU oawia lav. w-M
THE FINEST RAZORS fcfcat money
can buy. Torrey's blue s'oel. Holler's
Razors, Uiilett's fine Safety Razors,
every one guaranteed. Prices are
right. Burkhaxt & Lee.
Come to the Crest and pick out your
box of Bon Bons and have it laid away.
SIS W 2nd St.
NOTICE OF SPECIAL SCHOOL
MEETING.
N'otice is hereby giveia to the legal
rotors and taxpayers of School Dis
trict No. 5 Linn County, Oregon, that
a special meeting will ! held at the
fetural Cuilding in said District on
Wednesday, December ,28th, 1910, at
the hour of 7:.lt) p. m. for the purpose
of voting a tax for the support ot the
public schools for the coining year,
ami tor such other business as may
come before the mcetfur.
J. K. WF.ATH KR FORD. Chums.
.1. 1.. TOMd.lXSOX, Clk.
Albany. Oregon, Dec. U, 1910.
LOST. A new pair of gau.itlet glovis,
with horse show on cuffs The pary
hiving them will please leave tl"m
at McAlpin's cigar store and receive
rv ward. l?r
s
Made in Albany my cJo. 1 Edi; virain
the HEST in the market. Various
rr.i.iis and prices from $1.25 upwards.
Evi-ry lunch branded with my name.
Lnk; rit. Eauiine these t-hingles
hefore t uving eWewhcre.
t. . niOMPSON.
"'" use no dry kiln.
Public Steriograpfief"
AND
NOTARY PUBLIC
R. T. YATES
Ftrst National Bank
Hudoir g.
Home Fhonc
379
Woman
Probacy originated iron
ing- she created the ne
cessity for endless worn.
The
Electric Iron
Means
No running back and forth from the work to
the stove. It means heat right on the bottom
of the iron where it is used. Better work in lens
time.
It
you would like to try an iron
before purchassing one, phone
New Business Department.
Both Telephones 15.
Electric
128 West
THIS
40th
in its
A Bicrk of Unquestioned Safety and Unsur
passed Service. Your account is invited.
FIRST NATIONAL
ASSETS OVER $1,000
SAVING IS A HABIT
SPENDING IS A HABIT
WHICH HABIT DO YOU CULTIVATE?
Start a Savings accout wita us and you will be
surprbeel at the ease with which the Saving habit
is acqofred. Interest paid on Savings Accounts.
FIRST SAVINGS BANK
ASSETS OVER $300,000.00
Owned; and operated by the stockholders of the
First National Bank.
'VM. BAIN. President. jp, rj GILBERT. V. P
H. N. BOULEY, Cashier.
ALBANY STATE BANK
Great Oaks of Financial Success grow from very
small acorns. a small sun opens an account in our
hank but, t. 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 vow will branch out into better things and be
safe against any ill wind that blows.
Dollars are financial acorns plant them in our
bank and watch them grow.
GROCERIES
AND BAKED GOODS
AT
CONRAD MEYERS
llllllllgf
WE DON'T WANT TO SHOUT
nt some of the finest buildings in
n are equipped with our plumbing
.rk. We make a specialty of high
W sanitary plumbing anil will be
!.id to have you examine samples of
work. We have moved and are
now at 118 West Second street
MEDIN & STUART.
fen
Invented" the Electric Iron
- the instrument which
lightens woman's work.
awhile'
the
Light Co,
3'
First Street.
Holiday
Announcement-
OUR BEAUTIFUL DISPLAY OF
GIFTS meet all requirements from
first to last. Diamond Brooches, Dia
mond Rings, Sterling Silver Brush.
oeis. manicure sets. Military Brushes.
Hull" J..1..LU I ll t. . .. '
ucwwiaoit! uanuie umnrp ma.
F. M. FRENCH &. SON,,
Jewielers.
t
BMK IS
year
B A NK
000.00
AT THE CITY FISH MARKET
109 Lyon Street,
ott can get all kinds of fish, fresh,
salted, smoked and canned; fresh oys
ters, crabs and clams. Yaquina sal
mon received daily.
Lowest prices consistent with high
quality of goods.
Delivery to all parts of the city.
Both phones.
til W- H. RTPr.F.WAY. Prep,
CementWork
Estimates given on Plastering,
Side-
J. F. TRAVER, 4th A Calapooia
Mayberry Wood Yard.
All knds of wood: Big fir, nrice
S nri; 2nd growth. J4 75: Mar.le.i f t 75.
Slab 4ft. length, $.50; Oak :$5.23;
Ash. f r. 23.
Will deliver any amount wanted
sawed to order, to any part of town
Sawed any length desired.