Spring B
Garciens
lossoms from Fashions
Lingerie and fancy chiffon voile waists and dresses for
Spring and Summer an abundance of daintiness that
would take the pen of a spring poet to do full justice. The
sleeves this year again come in the short lengths so much
favored by all. Imagine a dainty white chiffon voile waist,
a Dutch neck with a small band of coral trimming, an em
broideried design in front and below a square effect set off
with four buttons all in the coral shade. The sleeves and
from the shoulders are finished in pin tucks, the sleeves
have a very rich lace band at the ends. This is only one of
the many that a look will gladden any woman's heart. A
display can be seen in the window, or for sale on the second
floor.
The beautiful showing of Spring tailored and street
Hats are causing lots of favorable comment. Every woman
enjoys looking at new hats. We are especially proud of
the large assortment we are showing this season. Don't
hesitate about coming up and looking. We will make you
just as welcome as a looker as if you came to buy. Get an
idea of our exclusive styles before deciding elsewhere. We
have the hat for you here. Come and see it on second floor.
S, E. YOUNG & SON
THIS MORNING AT THE
News from Albany s Six
COURT HOUSE.
trams.
f
H. V.Stone, of Corvallis, wont to
Portland after some cables for his new
gravel and sand plant. Tho mill work
is being done in Alb mv. Hu is anx
ious to get the plant started ready for
' ayruig uemana lor gravel ana sand
.lpA .Qnftloma n.n.. .l 1
made Woodburn, returned home a her
spending the m'sht in Albany. Mr.
Settlemire is at the head of the famous
oeiuemire nurseries.
R. 0. Thomas, 4 of Turner, returned
home after an Albanv visit. Mr
J Thomas has the distinction of being the
uiuest rauroaa agenc in service along
the line, since the road started. He is
a fixture at Turner.
Capt. Harry Elkins, of Lebanon, re
turned home after an Albany visit. He
was down last evening to see the an
nual inspection of G Co. Besides be
ing prominent in military matters
Capt. Elkins has taken a live hand in
base ball.
Hon. J. M. Philpot arrived from
Priceboro, on the Springfield road.
The Misses Powell came down
from Brownsville.
C. M. Giddings left on a Salem trip.
C. A. Miller, of Heppner, after a
visit with Conductor C. C. Kiley, left
for Plainview on a visit with his folks.
He is a former C. & E. man, now a
Heppner farmer.
Heavy tax payments:
Daniel Roth $115.25, Peter Paulus
$152 57, Santiam Power uo. $:'24.9i:,
Klizilieth Miller $153.05. S. F. bludgett
S137.76 Chas. Grislum $118.68, G. M.
Geisendorfer $130.44, Niagara Timber
Cn. MQ .1 A MiHrMa lxl JO L'j.
iG. M. McBride $107.75. J. Orchard
S134, K. H. Uourley $100.02. Albany
Lumher Pn. SIS9 S3 .Inhn WilUtlQl )!
j Vm. Bogue $130 99, W. H. GoltVii
1953.78, J. O. Goltra $194 19, Anna id.
,scniosser $201.43.
- Final account in estate of Browns
ville Creamery Assn. sat for April 10?
Demurrer filed in Ada Compton agt.
E. A. Easton by J. K. Weatherford.
Deeds Recorded:
G. W Cochran to Tri State R.
R. Co. right of way $ 30
Vim. McLeod et al to First Pres
byterian church Brownsville 60
by SO feet.. 300
C. L. Ransom to Smith B. Holt
lot Mill City 10
Will. R. E. Co. toS. G. Robertson
2 lots Halsey CO
Jaa. E. Brooks by shff. to R. E. "
Banta and wife 2 lots Craw
fordsville 447
THE 2500
Ten Years ' Old, MaKts Fine
. Showing.
The annual maotins; of the 25'JO took
place last evening with large number
of members present. J. J Collins of
the well known firm of Collins & Tay
lor, was elected a director for the live
year term, and Nels H. Wheeler, of
he Albany Lumber Co.. to serve seven
yeara The Secretary's annual report
showed the Society to be in a good, .
healthy condition, financially and other,
wise
ThA OKHn haa haan .1.. .
ten VAArR hlW huH fill Boaoaw..w.n ..t 9 1
each, and has paid out to beneficiaries-
L. Hill was re elected President and
W. M. Parker Sec-Treas. for tho en
suing term.
It is Bolid, sure and plain.
RntTlA Ann nfflltA frinma mnll l...... l
....v v. ...... .uv.lID, ncii
are these in the new Schmitt block.
Steam heated, with hot and cold water,
conveniently arranged, they offir many
advantages for business.
G Co's. Inspection.
it w
YOU'RE UNDER NO COMPULSION
to have your prescriptions filled atjthis pharmacy but you'll be wiser if
you do. You cannot afford to take chances with prescriptions. Better by
far come to a drug store like this where purity of ingredients and accuracy
in compounding them are the invariable rule.
BURKHART & LEE
Say! You Gardeners
and Everybody Else, come and see the NEW
lot of Garden Seeds. "Mind you not left overs" at
PARKER'S
216 W. First Street
"The Sign of Quality.
The Albany Bakery
Both Phones.
JERSEY DAIRY
MILK DEPOT
Pure milk and cream. Her tubercu
locum tested. '
All bills of regular psfrons payable at
the store after the tenth of each month.
W. C. SCHULTZ,
Proprietor, 331 Lyon St.
G Co. made a fine showing last night
in the annual inspection by Lt. Fates,
U.S.A. A gallery of Albany people
appreciated the maneuvers, particularly
the-interesting one of unpacking and
packing their rolls. The Compauy is
made up of a fine crowd of young men,
and with the splendid armory is feeling
decidedly good.
II Trovatore TooK.
Packed hntlqpn crrpAtArt fl Trrtuotnro
at the Empire, last night. The famous
opera of Verdi was given a very realis
tic showine-. accompanied by a fine
piano rendition of the music by the ac
complished Miss Crosno. Rich cos
tumes, pretty Beenery and good acting
made the performance almost equal to
Mia nricrinal Ft ia tuncrh n ..;...
.a nuiiti DCVII.u mill
hearing, a t;ood film performance.
Ship Ahoy.
Fred Carlyle, of Berkeley, arrived
yesterday and at once made arrange
ments with the high school to present
Ship Ahoy, a musical extravaganza, at
me opera nouse on March 24 and a.
mr. carlyle heretofore conducted a
couple of performances here that made
good eminently, and may be depended
ujuu ior annmer. ill cast is Doing
arranged and rehearsals will be nushed.
Mr. Carlyle recently put a performance
ud who success, at aieaiora.
CENTRAL
ADDITION
Has again been placed upon the market.
The owners of the addition having ar
ranged for the installing of a complete
and up up-to date sewer system which
will be installed as as soon as the work
can be done.
This beautiful addition offers the
best investment in the city for the
the money, in the way of residence
property, being only five minutes walk
from the business center Kood sewer
age and restrictions. This addition
will be "THE" residence district of the
city within a short time. For partic
ulars call on
COLLINS & TAYLOR, Agent.
132 W. 1st St. Albany, Oregon.
Shur-On and Defiance Mountings.
Kryptok and Toric lenses.
"V. 'V
Latest methods used In testing eye
and fitting glasses.
E. C. Meade
, Optometrist
329 West decondStreet.
HARD TO EQUAL
CANT BE BEAT
MISSION
HOME-MADE GANDIES
and ICE CREAM.
Phone Your Order 1
Mission Parlors
Delivery promptly attended to.-
j Man from Italy,
I Don't fail to see The Man From
i Italv. in nicture and stot-v nfc'thA Fimt
' Methodist Episcopal church tonight at
7 :45 o'clock . This stereopticon travelog
will illustrate Italian life on beth sides
' of the continent, giving a glimpse of
peasant lite in Holland, Germany and
; Switzerland, also a sojourn in Venice
and Rome. Emicration-Immfffratim.
Out of the Old World into the New the
Italy of America. No admission fee
will be charged but a silver offering
win oe iBKPn.
It'
S
"OUND.-A lady's black kid glove
acout new. At Democrat offica. tl4
Shoe
c
GENTLEMEN:
F. fi. Will
A fine line of Jewelry, Sil
verware, Cut Glass and
Novelties to select from.
The Duntley Vacuum Cleaner
The Modern Way
350 in use in Portland.
Demonstration at our si; :w rooms or your home.
Ralston Electric Supply Company,
312 Wut Second Street.
We Guarantee the
WHITE QUEEN
To be the best hard wheat blue stem
flour in I he city.
The price Is moderate and the quality
Call us up for a trial sack, and we'll
Prove tO VOU that nnr nmupHnti ia
i ... - "
MM1GVI.
Sold on absolute guaranty.
R.A. MURPHY,
225 West 2nd St.
STONE
For ruildiog, ornamental purposes, rip
rap, filling, ete.
Sample at M. Senders & Co'f store
V- i- lUDB. It
(i V i. Phone,
l-.omt
HAVE V0UR CLOTHES
CLEANED AND PRESSED
The Pantatorium,
GILBERT ft HUSTON
J) W 1st St Ball Phone black 273
, .Horn phoue 196
NEW .
BANDBOX MILLINERY STORE
1M-H6 FERRY STREET,
HETTIE O. BURKHART, PROP.
A new stock of the latest and bet
creations in millinery. Prices reas
onable and satisfaction guaranteed.
Hats trimmed by Miss Burkliart
who has had a long experience, well
known to Albany ladies.
A great stock of shoes for
spring, largest, handsomest,
all styles, can fit your foot
and please your eye. Shoe
room is crowded, so will sell
winter shoes at wholesale
prices. All styles from a 16
in Loggers to a heavy Dress
Shoe.
Blain Clothing Company
A Good
Place
to Buy
Groceries.
because here you will find a.
complete line and nearly;
every thing new stock. We:
carry the Preferred Stock?
line of canned goods and if
you have ever used this you.
will always be a user of it.
We study your wants and'
will always supply you at
prices that will save you.
money.
We have just received "a
shipment of the Famous Blue
Ribbon Flour and all wc aslc
of you is that you try one
sack and we will always have,
your flour trade. . '.
Yours to please,
Reagan &
Laughead
at 212 W. First St..
We are now prepared to do '
CUSTOM
CHOPPING
Mill fppd in Inrcre nuanditiea At rfl.
duced prices.
M. SENDEP.S & CO.
H. S. RICHARDS
Violin Maker and Repairer
Bows refilled. Old and new violin
tor oale.
Violin instructor. 32 years exatr
lence. 615 E. 8th atreet, Albany, Or.
EGGa.-jorettin(r, barrd r-yro.,utb
Serflinfr, 842 E 4th. Horce phona
LOTS FOR SALE At the corner of
in aim Alain streets, well drained.
Sewer connection. Irivc minutes'
walk to Madison street school, to
three stores, meat shops and barb?
.shop. One block to chair factory,
and five minutes' walk to Albany
Lumber Co.'s mill, the Union Furni
ture Factory and car shops. Two
blocks from the proposed electric
line. These lots are in the center
of manufacturing district. Home
Phone 1107, or call on T. P. Hackle
man, i t27
Our Wagons Are at your Service.
will dohknpromplyWant US ' " package o soilcd lincn our
Whenever you want your laundered linen returned to you at a special
time, we will be glad to accommodate you. jw.mi
Our two wagons and their drivers are at the service of our customers
whenever they have a request for special service of this kind to make
We are glad to go to some little trouble to accommodate a customer
terms" -r commc,,d our vice to them in unmistakable.
Can we serve you? ' , , . i
MAGNOLIA STEAM LAUNDRY 1 ""f
The Laundry of Quality. . ' ' "
Both Phones. '
How About Those Curtains
beVyZrttdeaniiirbl. " '"C ' "'Cm
avnidinr mnnv l.,r. n,l l.,t,. i ,1 . '.,.Z -.T';i " uv,:n "CK,
' V- .7 in KltK IlJIUilU.
DR. VIRGINIA J.EWEAUX,
Osteopathic Physician.
1-3 Drenncr Block, Albany. .
Phones: Office Home 359, Bell
Black 2751: Residence 394 Horn,
black 863 Bell.
..., .B UIIVI III lllf
modern ones and our prices arc right.
can our wagon ior your work.
Our patent stretchers are
Bell 93.
ALBANY STEAM LAUNDRY,
Wyatt Bros, Props.
Hone 439.
F.G.Will for watches
WAIT MEADE,
WATCHES and RNE REPAIRING
329 Secor.d Street,; Be veen Ferry Broaddlbn