Glad Springtime
1 LA&T WEEK VC &Alb "HERE COAE SPRIAG"
Atib THIS AORAtliG VE WRITE Aft ICY VIA1D VITH
&PITTWG, TmGIiG SAOW I OUR GREETING -BUT
GLj4B SPRMGTIAEIS COAVIiG-MST 11 THE VMKE OF
OLD COLD, BITIAtG WINTER Aftb SOOi THE V4RA,
GEnTLE VIiD WILL CIRE THE DIAITILY FOLDED
&UDS WTO FULL BLOVAFLOVERS.
IA THE STORE ALREADY IS THIS THE A&.ft
TERS HEAVIER FABRICS MVE BEEi SUPPLWTED BY
SPRIAGS FILAY LOVELINESS. ftO SUGGESTION OF
VI1TER HERE-GLi4D SPRMGTIALC STEPPED IT TO LET
WINTER Pj4SS OUTSIDE-SHE WELCOMES YOU,
Dainty Fabrics of Filmy Loveliness
With tints borrowed from Nature's Spring
colors and silken threads reflecting dancing sun
beams, woven into filmy fabrics in dainty patterns
does delightful Spring greet you.
On each large round table on the dress goods
side are daintiest fabrics to delight the hears of
all women. How a woman rejoices when the time
comes to throw off the heavier winter garments
for those of summer lightness.
How, before her eyes, .float visions of snowy
garments froathed in finest laces and completed
with a touch of satiny ribbon.
We've prepared to make these enjoyable vis
ions come true thus, this early showing.
SPRING FOULARDS.
In every fabric you will find this season
foulards. It may be silk or cotton or a mixture of
both, but there will be foulards.
The designers certainly surpassed all their
previous effordts.
There are designs of every kind circles of
dots oblongs of dots and just plain dots
squares, triangles, and geometrical combinations.
Or there may be flowers and birds conventional
ized and all these printed on plain grounds of har
monizing or contrasting color.
Of silk foulards our assortment is beautifully
complete. They are from only reliable makers and
are both beautiful and serviceable. Especially so
are those treated to render them spot proof.
How provoking, too, that heretofore in some
way a drop of water had fallen oh the new dress
and the result was a great, ugly, non-remediable
spot.
This no longer need be the case. Cheney's
spot proof foulards protect you. They sell at per
yard , $1.00
Besides these are many others as low in price
as .: 50c
Of course these are not all silk. The cotton
mercerized fabrics come as low in price as per
yard 18c
And they are truly beautiful.
SERPENTINE CREPE.
Every season does this kimona fabric become
more popular. The designs and colors this year
are exceptionally attractive and besides the fig
ured we also show the plain colors and white.
For summer house dresses and kimonas it is
an unequalled fabric. The price per yard is 18c
RIPPLETTE.
The new crepe petticoat fabric that elimin
ates all ironing simply wash, shake out and hang ,
up to dry.
The designs are in gingham patterns and
plain colors. It's a new fabric but we feel certain
that women will appreciate this new feature cloth.'
It is not only beautiful but will give you unusual
service. Per ard 18c
CREPE WAISTINGS.
All colors in pale tints in silky fabrics with
dots and designs of self color.
Unusually popular this yeason. Per yard. ...18c.
THE HAMILTON STORE
Altary Democrat j
"Eiitorod at tKepoBt odlce, JAlblinyTOr" 1
j ucond class nmil matter.
F. P. Nutting.
Our Wants.
FOR SALE. Maudylee Incubator 1011
model 200 egl' size used for two
hatches. Call 1017 E 5th st'eo.
Ilomu Phone b'ack 405 lot j
RESTAURANT FOR SALE:-Good
location, doing good business. 7
furnished rooms en '2nd floor., Good
reason for Belling. The Curtis Reul
Eslute Co. i
WANTED. - To exchange my equity of
$175 in one acre, 4 roemhouBO. close in,
as part payment on one or two lots in
or around Ponnywinklo or Brynnt
addition. For particulars phono bell
101-R or 514-L. ,
HAY.-Somo nice (train hay. nts and
whent for snle. C. R. Widmcr, K. L.
4. Phono Home 2801. 23t
GOOD BEDS and absolute clearness
at Walton's Rooming House. New
iwd modern. Schultmow brick, next
door to opera house.
FOR SALE 8 ft. cedar posts and
anchor posts at tho Shingle Mill. It
NOTICE. Any one Wishing pure bot
tled milk, will do well to ca'l the
1. X. L. Dairy. Home phone 2711a.
C. P. Peebler.
CARPENTRY JOB SHOP.-Work
promptly attended to anywhere in
city. Olllce 122 Ferry street. Phono
Home 250. Pacific rod 481 J. STEELE
& CANFIELD.
IF THERE IS ANYTHING in the fruit
tree line you aro in need of call and
see W. A. Lcdtintter, he hus a nicn
kit of apples, peaches and walnuts for
vour inspection. At tho corner of
414 Washington SI., Albany. Oregon,
PIANO TUNING. Leave orders for
piano tuning at fillers Piano House or
Woodwork's Drug Storo. C. M.
Henderson, Tuner.
MUTUAL KIUE INSURANCE -Ore-con
Fire Relief of MrMinnville, and
Northwestern Mutual Fire of Soul tie,
two strongest coninanlea on the const.
C. C. Bryant, agent.
THE BROADALU1N. Mrs. Rogue
proprietor, Second and Hroadalhin Sis.
Family service, home cooking, Recent
ly moved from 22'J Uroailallmi street.
WOl'D FOR SALE.-Short slabs. Cull
at Shingle Mill.
CHEAP LAND. -Large list good farms
mailed free. R. W. Tripp. Krowns
ville. Or. 101
FOR SALE. -Here is a chance of a life
time. 1 will sell at a great bargain
my largo truit oichard on easy terms
or lake partincity business proyorty;
27t E, H Rhodes.
GARBAGK -If west ofl.yon street 50c
month. S B Penny the garbage
man Home pho..e 2308
GARBAGE. - Fred I ainwatcr kviks
after garbage. Phone Home 1303.
GLASS.-AH mt ami kinds, for sale
at the AIImiiv I " Mill, cheaper
than aywhvro .-lie m .Albany. Skill-.
h avi, If desired.
If So, Look Up These Bargains and
Don't Wait Too Long.
Beautiful S-room bungalow, inside
finish can not lie beat: plate rail, beam
building, fireplace, just the prettiest
little home in West Albany. Price
very reasonable. I
Fine suburban home,, modern
throughout, small amount of acreage.
Parked for chickens. Plenty of fruit
and flowers. A bargain. Price $5,000.
Farm of 80 acres, 00 acres in cultiva
tion. 2 acres in grub oak timber, bal
ance of land in pasture, well watered
by creek the year round; 12 acres in
young orchard. This is all A-No.-l
laud, most all rolling, good drainage,
buildings not large but good, situated
3 miles from Albany. A bargain.
Price $7,500.00 for a short time only.
For terms upon the above places
call personally at my office. No in
formation given by phone. I have a
large list of properties in farm or city
property and I know it will pay in
tending investors to call and sec what
I have to offer. See the old Reliable
Real Estate Dealer.
J. V. PIPE, 203 WEST 2nd St
Albany, Ore.
EGGS FOR SETTING. Columbia
Wynndottes $1 60 a setting of lb
cgrs; Silver spangled, llambergs,
Brown lei'nurn.Kose and Single Comb
White leghorns $1.00 a setting. M,
Ackernuin, R. D. 5. Homo phone
lnoa.
FOR KENT. 14 acres near Albany, 8
acres ill orchard, rest hay. See R.
Volkman. R. D. 1.
FOR RENT. -Furnished housekeeping.
rooms, brick building, 1st St. See or
phone G. W. Wright.
TRY Columbia hard wheat flour. At
the loading stores. Ask for it and get
it. 120
FOR RENT-Office rooms, well loca
ted. Inquire at bank of J.W. Cusick
& Co. Hit
HUNTING DOGS FiiR SALE cheap,
trained or untrained Phelps & Grit
lith. Wells, Benton county. Or. tnVJ
D RKSS MAKING- W ork guaranteed.
Evening gowns, tailored skirts,
shirt waists a specialty, i'uit alter
ations Mrs. lyler. Room f, Cali-
forma House. 9i
FOR RENT:-Good roomy stalls for
horses. Inquire of A. Beard, 508, E
6th St. t
FOR yUIt'K SALES li.it your pn perty
with lirav & Peebier. Real Estate
Agents, 2.t an-t I von Sts. 16t
150,000.-Do you want a 'n.or to make
a loan, see J. C. Christy, Atty. l-6t
JABS.
Many trust magnates arc sued and
pursued, but few arc caught.
The eclipse of Roosevelt has be
come so near total as to bc,,autft
pitiful.
When the Steel Trust cuts file sal
ary of its president to $50,000 a year
it must be fearful of a curtailment of
its tariff graft.
The policy of building two battle
ships a year is a peace insurance pol
icy. .
"A statement says New ' Jersey's
crops last year were worth $63,000,
000," trust charters?
Aviators won a total of $970,000 last
year, but then only those who are left
to tell the talc are spending the
money. "
John G. Milburn says John D. Rock
efeller is a cross between Providence
and the genius of business. Most
folks regard him as a cross upon
which the public is nailed.
Anyway, whenever the Democratic
mule flaps its cars now, the country
sits up and takes notice. . 1
When a man's wife makes his neck
tics you can hardly blame him for
wearing long whiskers.
A woman attorncj in Seattle
is prosecuting a woman for tampering
with a gas meter, before a woman
jury. Heaven help the gas company.
What bothers the people in Adams
county, Ohio, is the question of main
taining their automobiles, now that
they can no longer sell their votes.
New York Republicans and the
semi-Democrats are very much afraid
lest the Democrats may choose an
unlit senator. It is a safe bet that the
new man will be an improvement on
Piatt and Dcpcw.
Whenever "Uncle Joe" has anything
worth standing pat for he will always
lind the good Dcmocra'ic members of
congress ready to stand ,iat with him.
They are about to construct a $1,
000.000 jail in Havana and from ail
accounts as to the way things are go
ing down there, it will probably be
needed if merely for the accotnniod i
tion of the gratters alone.
Speaker Cannon has to make good
$S,tXK), having been on the bond of a
run-away treasurer. It docs not seem
to pay to be everybody's uncle.
A Chicago man has never been ar
rested for kissing his sister. This
ought to onvinee a good many men
that the only sensible course is to
kiss sonic other fellow's sister.
This session of congress will be
short, but not too short, by any
means, to spend a big lot of the "ulti
mate" consumer's money unnecessar
ily. A Clii.tgo scientist says there arc.
about JiV volcanoes in the world.
Wonder it he counted Oyster Bay.
At present Mr. Carnegie appears to
be leading Mr. Rockcrfcller by sever. il
l ips ill ihe philanthropy r.ioc.
FOR SALS.-S0 acrra good Sant'a n
bottom land, at J'.') per acre. I's ar
Hale. Thomas, Or. tl3
FOR ENr.-Unfuinish-d housekeep
ing rooms 116 Washington street.
m
WANTED. Good giri for general
housework, lnquiie tit 124 West 7th
street. Bell phono 514 R tl6
PERSONAL
Judge Harris returned this noon from
Toledo.
A. C. Schmitt has been in Pendleton
this week.
H.J. Moore r; urned this noon from
Portland.
Cecil Cathy returned home this noon
from t trip north.
George Prichard, of Portland, hes
been in the city today.
Fr d Ketr, the druggist, returned
this noon from Portland.
Mrs. Otho Roberts of Eugene is vis
iting Albany friends,
. C. A. Pork, state horticultural com
'missioner, was in the city today on his
way home from I'orva lis.
Mrs. J. W. Cusick yesterday returned
from Southern California, where she
Bpent several weeks very pleasantly.
' F. H. Colpitts, of Gates, is in the
city. He reports nine or ten feet of
snow on the road to the Quartzville
mines, and two or three feet at the
Gold Creek mines.
C. H Chapman, editor of the Ore
gonian, spent last night in Albany,
stopping at the Revere, while on his
way to Corvallis, where at noon he
was to deliver an address at an O. A.
C. convocation.
Mr. and Mrs. Ala Marshall have just
celebrated the 20th anniversary of their
marriage with a family gathering.
Numerous pieces of China were presen
ted them. There were four generations
present, headed by Ex-County Treasurer
Brice Wallace, father of Mrs. Marshall
A large number enjoyed the happy
event with the popular couple.
Married,
At the parsonage of the First Meth
odist church, Wednesday at Five o'clock
p. m , James Irving Gilbert and Rosalia
ieil Lyons, in the presence of a few
friend?, Rev. W. S. Gordon officiating.
' bey are boih topular youn people
o" Ci r.allis where thi y wi 1 m ike thi ir
home. Thegn om hcl a pos x'va with
Knne & Co. und is also president ot the
Benton County Sunday S n . I Associa- .
tion while the bride has b.en a teacher
in the sumo county, j
DON'T DELAY
YOUR TEETH ARE YOUR FRIENDS
READ AND REFLECT
Have you ever stopped to think of how much value
: good teeth are to you?
Do you know that many of the diseases of the body
are caused by decayed teeth?
Do you know that proper mastication of the food
means a good stomach and good digestion ?
Do you know that bad teeth in many cases are the
cause of throat trouble ?
Do you know, that bad tedth, especially the uppers, do
affect the eyes? ' 1 ,
Did you ever stop to think .that nature intended the
first part of the digestion of food to begin in the mouth?
What is going to happen if you continually swallow
( the poison from decayed and broken-down teeth?
j I will examine your teeth FREE and 'tell you the ex
act cost for first-class work
i GUARANTEED FOR TEN YEARS .
My terms are cash, so I can give first-class work at a
moderate price.
I DR. W. A. COX, PAINLESS DENTIST
j i 225 W. FIRST STREET, ALBANY. OREGON.
ESTABLISHED IN 1892
: FOR SALE. - Five passenger touring
: car, in firt-class condition. Address
j 413 S Ellsworth St. Albany, Or. tl6
;FOR RE IT. 3 unfurnished room.
Call at 4:10 Vine street.
: EG OS. Pure bred Buff Orpington's
I $1 a set'ing. Call at 430 Vine street.
6t
' FOR SALK. Linn County ranch. 864
1 acres. B. M 1'avne. owner, Albany,
Oregon. (Both phones!)
WAN TiiD. Good, liv-, reliable agent
to sell a much warned article. Good
money Apply to Karl Thumman at
Hamilton M"ie
FOR SALE Genlle driving mare 5
ye.- old, not afraid of ai ything;
als.i low wheeled wugon, 3 Red
20? Homo.
WAMT.-.n -Girl, must be eood cook.
Gi i wages. Jersey Dairy.
Conducted Upon Conservative Lines, and with Capita!
and Surplus of $90,000.00, this Bank
Invites Your Business
Same Management for Eighteen
Years. Through Two Panics.
J. W. Cusick & Co., Bankers.
ALBANY, OREGON.
.IAIR GOODS Puds, switches,
pompadours, etc., made from comb
ings. Mrs. B. F. Purdom, 135 E.
First street, Albany.
MADE IN ALBANY, Show cases,
counte s, and other store fixtures,
first-class goods, bv the Union Furni
ture Facto-y. Order of them. Keep
your money at home.