PUT ON THE
WHAT A eOAFORTBLEI rCELIAG IT TO "CT OFf THE OLD"' Am
"PUT OA THE rtEW"! THIS IS ESPECIALLY SO ti THE SPRI AGTIAE, VHE A BRI2HT,
GMBSOAE COLORS IAVITE US TO PUT ASIDE THE SOMBRE WlrtTER SHADES.
OUR STORE IS fULL OF CHEERFUL SPPIAG CLOTHES - CLOTHES IT VILL
MAKE YOU HAPPY TO WEAR. VE IAVITE YOU TO COME AAD SEE THEM,
REMEMBER, OUR REPUTATION WAS AOT MADE fi A MOM EAT, BUT THAT
IT IS THE RESULT OF TREATIAG OUR PATROAS RIGHT EVER SIACE VE HAVE
BEEA IA BUSIAESS,
Misses9 New Spring Suits & Shoes
The Style Show
March 23, 24 and 25.
THEY ARE READY
Coat Suits as never before. The coats are short full
of chic and snap the skirts are plain or pleated.
You've never 6een charminger materials soft mix
tures, herringbone stripes, serges, shepherd checks and
light grounds showered with silky boucle yarns.
We can't go into the styles. Some defy description
because they are so plain and simple ; others because, they
are enhanced with touches of novelty that words can't
properly photograph.
Every Suit is the materialized dream of an artist. Rare,
beautiful.
WE WARN YOU NOT TO WAIT!
If you would avoid foot troubles in hot weather you must
buy those new shoes while it's cool, because it is almost
impossible to fit feet properly when they are swollen and
perspiring from the heat. Even if you don't want to wear ,
low shoes now buy (them anyway you'll be better satisfied
because you will have shoes that fit you, and you'll have
them ready to wear the very first warm day we have.
Surely you must see that it is to your advantage to do this
come in and look over those beautiful new models we
recently received.
THE HAMILTON STORE
Albany Democrat
"EntcretTaTthe post oflice,;Albany,0"
lit cond dags nail matter. i
F. P. Nutting.
Our Wants.
WANTED. -One woman in each county
who desiroB employment in home town. ,
FOR SALE A Pomerian Spitz dog, j
I pup. 616 W Uth at. t9
FOR "ENT.-Well located store room'
See E. U . Rhodes. 6t
! FOR SALE. Block, 42 Sunrise. Call
1039 Wost li.th street. tl4
GOOD HOME COOKING 25 cents a
meal at Mrs. Gjuld's 332 Ferry
street. til
WANTED. Shingling, new or old
builnings. All work quickly done.
Prompt attention and satisfaction
guaranteed by an expert workman,
lome phone black 400. t!8
MUST GET READY FOR THE
NEW COMERS.
PERSONAL
Slfi.OO ner week. Be independent FOR SALE OR TRADE A 6 passen-
and BolI-supFortinK. u. o.
Company, Como Block. Chicago, 111.
MOORE & WESTFALL. Genoral Auc.
linnnora. Call or write for dates,
Ollico at Moores Feed Store,
t21
WANTED.-Gonoralhouso work. Call ,
for Rusa Muths, at Ruas House, til j
cor Buick automobile, as good
new. Will trade for city property or
small tract close in. John T. May
W 2nd St. Bell phone 301. 4t '
HOGS. -Poland China, full blooded
pigs. A. B. . Marshall, R. D. 6.
Farmers 24 Pacific.
WANTED. -Girl for general house-,
work. Fhone 177-J Pacific.
PflH PENT. Tn nnrmnnnnk rpntpr.
iirro i!. .ottino ulnaln and rose! good 8 room, hard finished house.
comb Black Minorca,, $1 50 a sotting, i ' AMi- ,
Butt Orphington $1.00 Betting. W. . EGGS.-Full blood Ancona eggs for
E Baker, Sunrise Home Black 2981 sale. Home phone lb8. t4
tMl FOR SALE -Pure Died, Barred Ply
nnsqM AKIiNG.- Work guaranteed. mouth Rock eggs for setting. $1 per
D Evening Tgwns tailored skirts, shirt' IB at the yard. Mrs. Frank K.tchen
waists a specialty. Suit alterations Salem Road. Phone Home Blaok
Mrs. Tyler, Uilyeus. Baker bet 2nd,
3r(j 9t FOR SALE. 8 room modem house and
EGGS.-Brown Leghorn, cheap In In-, lot. close in. Inquire at Democrat
cubutor lota. W. H. Curry, It. D. 5. 1 ofllco- 2 zlt
Phone Home 3455. 14t FOR SALE. S6cd cleaner, for storage
pnn SAt.R Rft acres Kood Santiam ' $80 0 Machine $12.00. clean oaU and
In a few days there will be a rush j
ot new comers from the east, many
coming out here to reside. Some will .
come to Albany. In fact correspond-1
ence indicates a eood many. 'The rail- :
roads are assembling air the equip
ment in the cast to be secured to bring
people to the Northwest, both the Hill j
and llarriman lines making special cf-.
forts to meet the demand for cars. I
When they come to Albany what are
we going to do with them. People,
who come very properly will wish to
look around a few weeks before in-1
vesting, and that is the proper way. I
They will have to have houses in
which to reside, at least rooms. A j
large number of furnished and un-1
fuurished rooms will be wanted. Our ,
people should put themselves out to i
meet the demand. All who have i
rooms that can be spared should tele- j
phone the commercial club, which will-!
keep a list in the interest of inquirers. J
This is an important matter, and our ,
people should come to the rescue. Al- J
bany must be equal to the occasion if
it will keep on growing as its advan
tages and situation are bound to make
it improve. '
Oscar
tl3
bottom land, at $G0 per acre.
Hale, Thomas, Or.
HAY.-Somo nice grain hay, and seed
oats for sale. C. R.Wuimer, R. D.
4. Phone Home 2801. 23t I
GOOD BEDS and absolute cleoniness
wheat. Inquire Burns'a Shoe Storey
21t
EGGS FOR SETTING.-S. C. brown
leghorns from best of stock. Eggs
delivered in or near the city. For
prices inquire of R. N. Torbat, Sun
rise. Homo phone Black 4711. 20t
t w ton's Rooming House, new house CLEANING, trees pruned.
ind modern. Schultz new brick, next , lawns mowed, wood chopped, and all
door to opera house. other kinds of work ' promptly done.
FOR SALE 8 ft. cedar posts and Hugh Dennedy, California .Rooming
anchor posts at the Shingle Mill. It 1 House. Home phone 208. 16t
IF THERE IS ANYTHING in the fruit EGlS.-Puro bred Buff Orpington's
tree line you are in need of call and $1 a set'ing. Call at 430 Vine street,
see W. A. Lcdbetter, lie hus a nica ot
lot of apples, peaches and walnuts for FOR SALE.- Two lots, house and barn,
your Inspection. At the corner of chiceen house and park. C. S.
414 Washington St., Albanv. Oregon, : Emory. 120 S. i'ino. Home phone
PIANO TUNING. Leave orders for , 404 rep. 20t
;iano tuning at Eilers l lano nouso or ram sale. unn county rancn, bm
pu
W
C. M.
Woodworlh's Drug Store.
Henderson, Tunor,
MUTUAL F1UE INSURANCE Oro
. gon Fire Relief of MeMinnville, and
Northwestern Mutual Fire of Seattle,
two strongest companies on the coaBt.
C. C. Bryant, agent.nv'r-.
WOOD FOR SALE.-Short slabs. Call
at Shingle Mill.
CHEAP LAND.-Large hat goodfarms
mailed free. R. W. Tripp. Browns
ville, Or. 1"'
FOR SALE. -Here is a chancn of a life
time. 1 will sell at a great bargain
my large fruit oichard on easy terms
or take part in city business proyerty;
271 E. 11. Rhodes.
GARBAGE If west of Lyon street 50c
. month. S H Penny the garbige
man Home pho..e 2313.
GARBAGE. Fred Rainwater looki
attar tirbage. Phone Homo 2303.
GLASS. All ixe and kimta. for sale
at the Albany Planlnf Mill, cheaper
than y where nlsa in JAIbaay. Skill
hr Mt, if dwtrcd.
acres. B. M. rayne. owner, Aiuany,
Oregon. (Both phones.)
PLANTS FOR SALfc.-Red and white
currunts, Loganberries, Dewberries,
Iceberg blackberries. Address: Ivor
C. Duediill. Albanv, Oregon. Home
Phone 7102. 13t.
CEDAR POSTS for eale 10 to 12 cents
Scott & Conn.
EGGS FOR SETTING. Columbia
Wyandottea $1.50 a setting of 15
cgirs; Silver spangled. Hamhergs,
Brown leghorn, Rose and Single Comb
Whito leghorns $1.00 a setting. M.
Ackerman, R. D. 5. Home fhone
1302.
FOR RENT-Oflice rooms, well loca
ted. Inquire at bank of J.W.Cusick
& Co. 16t
FOR QUICK SALESJlMt your property
with Grav A Peebier, Real Estate
Agents, 2ml and Lyon Sta. 16t
60,000.-Do you want a loan.or to make
a loan, ie J. C. Christy, Atty. 16
JIST OPENED
Second Hand store
236 W 2nd St.
Socond Hand Clothing, Shoes, Guns,
Jewelry, Furniture, Stoves, etc.
BOUGHT and SOLD.
Phone (Bell) 6-30 R. tl5
Mrs. G. T. Hockensmith went to
Halsey this afternoon.
Bishop Scaddihg was in the city thiB
noon on his way te Corvallis.
P. M. Scroggin, of Lebanon, re
turned tbis noon from a Portland trip.
J. C. Christy, the lawyer, went to
Shedd this afternoon on a short pro
fessional trip.
: Grant Butcher and family left this
afternoon for Grants Pass, their former
borne, to reside.
Rev. T. J. Wilson, of Eugene, was
in the city last evening on his way
home trom fortiana.
E. E. Warford is out again after his
serious illness. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. t-'all,
of Benton Co. are visiting at Mr, Wat -ford'B.
J. A. Howard, the real estate man.
is being kept home by the illness of
Mrs. Howard, whose father recently
died in Amity, and whose brother is
seriously ill in ualitorma.
Rockey Willis returned last night
from a visit with Herman A. rwiller. a
former Albany man, of Cottage Grove.
With its 25 saw mills in a small radius
that citv is a live business center. It
has eigHt blocks of pavement and fome
good business men.
The commandery of Knights Tem
pl.irs list night held a session of an in
teresting character, with a big attend
ance, among other prominent Knights
fiom other places, Salem sending a
larg delegation, H. B. Theilson, Floyd
and Paul Houser, C. H. Hinees, Thos.
Wilson, J. S. Wyant, P. A. Turner. A.
L. Fraser, A. B. Huddleston, F. E.
Shafer, S. Sargent and i. D. Frizzell,
and Eugene about 20, headed by Prof.
Dunn. A splendid banquet was served.
DON'T DELAY
YOUR TEETH ARE YOUR FRIENDS
READ AND REFLECT
Have VOU ever stnnnorl tr. thinlr i,. i'
,good teeth are to you?
S'IRAWBEKRY PLANTS. Magoon
or Wilsons, at $2 per 1000. Q. B.
Ogden, 2353 Home phone.
FOK SALE. Farm of 20 acres, one
and a half miles from Albany, new 7
room house and ham. running water
all year, give immediate possession
with crops. Terms, half down and
balance in easy payments. Inquire at
S30S. Main. t2
FOR S ALE Gasoline launch and boat
houip. cheap. Call W. O. Sims, S.
P. otlioe. (6
EGGS R. I. Reds. $1 a settirg. mam
moth blackberries and Loan lirrries.
Homo phone 7001. tl7
WANTED. Experienced stenograher
Call at office Oregon Power Co.
FOR ALL KINDS OF BARGAINS in
farm property and homestead rehn
flui'hments and government land
opentc up for ei.try, close to railroad
in Crook county, write tn Bruce
Hood, Madras, Or., real estate ugent
and home stead locator. iti
HAY. -Cheat hayfor sole C. W
Walker, Fry Station. Homo nl-nno
2561. no
FOK SALE. House and twolols. Call
IViS Sant'sm Road, 1.
FOR SALE. -One black mare. 6jrs.
t o!d, weight atxiut 1,600. loqaire of
num. ljuiik niarK, mile Se. ot Isll-
mn ,i6
In the City.
j Do you know that many of the diseases of the body
are caused by decayed teeth?
"Do- you know that nrnnfr mnctitmn .u
-r- L nuii Ul LUC 1UUU
means a good stomach and good digestion ?
Do VOU know that harl rpprh ..r
-w.. itinjr taaco ciic me
cause of throat trouble?
j Do you know" that bad teeth, especially the uppers, do
affect the eyes? ;
i . 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?
I will examine vnnr rppf-ti TTPTTT? .ti
i j ..ku ouu itn vuu ine ex
act cost for first-class work
GUARANTEED FOR TEN YEARS
My terms are cash, so I can give first-class work at a
moderate price.
DR. W. A. COX, PAINLESS DENTIST
225 W. FIRST STREET. ALBANY. OREGON.
E. G. Perkins, Springfield.
D. Clifford, Scio.
Walter Cline, Cottage Grove.
Lafe Hammell, a cousin of J. C, of
Portland.
J. C. Brosius, Hood River.
F. K. Hunt, Eugene.
Letter List.
The following letters remain in the
Albnny, Ore., postotfice uncalled for
March S, 1911. Persons desiring any of
these letters should call for advertised
letters, giving the date:
Adlnir crrbtree, Mrs. H. C. Danrals,
Mrs. C. C. Dentler, Mary Edwards. D.
11 Ferenn. C. O. Foste-. A. U. GUI
Hand, Mabel Gove. Mrs 'lis. D. Johns
ston, F.. S. Merrell, H. Vorgsn, Mrs.
C. McDonald. Mrs Susie Nicewood,
Mrs. A O. Knnkin. Mrs Alice Rich
mend, Mm. Ethel B. Ron.sdell. W. M.
Stou , Aif Thompson. T. E. Willton.
J S. Van V inklk, P. M.
ruu uui two tons ot vetch
hay at '10 per ton. Call Black 2&SJ
time phone.
FOR SALE Lot 67 by 111 on West 6th
street. S.-e W F. Pieilfer. 8-2t
FOR SALE Three very choic one
acre tract! at S inrise, close In. In
quire of H R. Schultx. :8t ;
STORMY WEATHER
is sure to come. It comes in finance as well as in
climate. We aim to conduct, not only a fair
weather bank, but one that will withstand the '
storms.
A bank's assets and liabilities always balance.
We have $1.33 for every dollar, that we owe de
positors. Our aim is to be safe, rather than big.
We conduct no other business and have no
preferred depositors. ;
J. W. Cusick & Co., Bankers.
ALBANY. OREGON.
HAIR GOODS Puffs, switches.
pompadours, etc., made from comtv.
ings. Mrs. B. F. Purdom, 135 E.
First street, Albany.
MADE IN ALBANY, Show cases,
eountenu and other str-- fixtures,
first-rlsss grods, liy the Union Furni
ture Factr.rv. Order of thm. Keep
mnney at yojr o.oi.
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