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VOL XIV
ALBANY. OREGON FRIDAY, APRIL H. 1911
NO 87
HOME
SEEKERS
for Honest Information and Corteous
Treatment
Call at the
PACIFIC REAL ESTATE CO'S
Office 106 E. 1st St., Albany. Or.
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or phone 3692 black Home, 456-Y Facifie.
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Easter is Coming !j
We have a fine line of Easter Cards
and Novelties, Chicks, Ducks, Rabbits,
Baskets and Eggs from One Cent up,
Come early and get the cream of the lot
at
MEISER & MEISER
Agents for W. B. Corsets, Gage Hats, Red Cross Snoes
The Best Values of the Season in Women's
Ready-to- Wear Garments
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If you can equal these values elsewhere, we want to know it, for we
are confident as we can be that you can't. You may find garments that look
like these, but not the undoubted style, the superior fineness of material and
the artistic designing and tailoring of our garments and we know we're
quite safe in leaving the rest to you. Come tomorrow and share in the big
vslues.
WOMEN'S SUITS $14.S0 TO $25.
The best suit values of the season! Tomorrow we will offer a selection
of new, stylish Spring Suits in a pretty range of colors in all sizes. These
suits, For quality of materials and tailoring, are unsurpassed. Made of fine
French serges, men's wear worsteds, Scotch homespuns, imported English
basket weaves and novelty materfals. - Some coats are artistically trimmed
with self and contrasting colors of satin and braids, others are strictly plain
tailor made. You must see these values to appreciate them.
LAWN WAISTS AT $1.00 TO $5.00.
A very choice offering of about 25 dozen new Spring Waists, made of
excellent quality lawn and neatly trimmed with combinations of embroidery
and lace, long or short sleeves. Well made and neatly finished. You'll,
profit by seeing this showing of moderately priced waists.
SILK DRESSES AT $12.50 TO $25.00.
We want you to see our line of beautiful new Silk Dresses. They arc
well made of the best of silks messaline, foulard and pongee. Prettily
trimmed with fancy nets and bands. The assortment of colors and styles is
too varied for a full description. You cannot realize their real beauty till
you see them.
A BEWILDERING EXPOSITION OF UNTRIM MED HATS.
OUR EXCLUSIVE HAT SHAPES FROM "GAGE."
Our showing of untrimined hats is the most pretentious we have ever made
Women look to us to show them everything that is new in shapes.
our millinery department
Our hats represent styles that are authentic and accepted and are taken from imported hats and made
our special order. There are no materials used that fashion represents that are not found in our millinery hat
ection.
In shapes shown today we exhibit some wonderfully attractive untrimm ed hats, one and two of a kind only
SPECIAL $1.00 SALE of Untrim med Hats. See First Street Window.
Select your trimming to suit your taste and purse.
Chambers & McGune
Albany 's Leading Cloak and Suit Store.
M. Senders & Co,
Both Phones 48. 435 West First St.
Hay, Grain, Flour, Seeds,
Salt, Poultry Supplies, Lime,
Plaster, Cement, Roofing.
POPULATION
OR. CITIES.
Complete census returns have been
received. Here are the other Linn
countv cities:
Lebanon lS.il, Btownsvillp 9i9, Har
risourg 453, Halsev 337, Scio 29b.
Sweet Home 202, Sodaville 111, Water
loo 83.
Corvallis is piven 4558. Philomath 505.
Marshfield 2930, North Bend 2d7S,
Bandon 1S03, Coquille 1398 of Coos
county towns.
Crook.-Prineville .1042, Bend 536,
Madras 3b4.
FINED $100
For Running a Blind Pig Nuisance.
Recorder Redfield this morning nt 9
o'clock rendered his decision in the case
of the City against J. D. Kennedy,
charged with running a nuisance down
Second street. Mr. Redfield gave a
written opinion, directly to the;point.
He showed the evidence to be very plain
that tne defendant had been running a
place where liquor was kept, that men
frequented it, one witness Bald in
crowds, that a itood manv men had been
i seen to leave it intoxicated, and that it
A BONANZA.
Some of Our People to Become
Wealthy.
r, r?M o v, 1 r. i
uougiaa. KoseDurg 4isa. iiienuaie , , w s u;T, " 1 ,- "
646. Oakland 467. Myrtle Creek 429,
Drain 335.
Gilliam. Condon 1009, Arlington 317.
Canon City is tne biggest in Grant,
with only 364.
Burns, in Harney has 904. D.-ewsey is
next with only 82.
Hood River has 2331.
In Jackson county besides Medford
and Ashland Jacksonville has 785, Cen
trat;Point 761.
Grants Pass. Josephine, 3897.
Klamath Falls 2753, Klamath's oniy
city.
Lakeview 1258, Lake's only city.
Lane Countv Snriiefield 1838. Cot
tage Grove 1833, Junction 759, Creswell
367, Florence 311.
Lincoln comity. Newport72l, Toledo
541.
Malheur. Ontario 1248, Vale 306. .
Mariu.v -Woodburn 1616. Jefferson
Lawyer W,
that he would
circuit court
S. Kisley gave notice
appeal the case to the
to London, and occupy lor some time
410, suverton loss, stayton ua, tiarvais iims summer, bpurgron a church, But
Dr. Riley's Last Day in Aibany.
The Doople of Albany have a prophet
of renown in their midst in these days,
and but one more day will they have
opportunity to hear his faithful utter
ances, as the meetings will close Sunday
evening.
Dr. Riley is an intimate friend of A.
C. Dixon. D. D. the pastor of Moody
church Chicago, Mr, Dixon has been
with the Spurgeon Tabernacle this
spring, and while there sought to have
Mr. Riley tane charge of the Moody
church. He was also requested to go
London,
276. Hubbard 283. Aurora 191
Polk nounty. Dallas 2124, Fall City
969, Independence 1160, Monmouth 493.
Others -Heppner 880. Wasco 386,
Tillamook 1352. Pendleton 4460. Milton
his engagements are in.de at least one
year in advance, and thus Albany people
nave the services of ono of the eminent
ministers of his denomination.
There will be three great services at
Additional reports to those heretofore
received of the rich strikes made in the
Mexican mines came yesterday to soma
ot tne omccrs. A wonderfully rich
vnin is being worked with astonishing .
results. The stock holders are feeling
happy in the hope of receiving a return .
tor meir investment in the near tuture.
Thn officers have taken all stock off the
market. They say the finishing strol
now being made and thev are satis-
lied every one who put money in the
mine will be bountifully re paid for (he
risK. 1 he manager writes "1 am tak
jng out ore that is very high grade and
if it contiucs this way it will soon be a
bonanza. He further says: "People
hero are watchiug our progress
with great interest and are applying for
purchase atocK it the company will per
mit th? sale."
Whs l money from this famous mine
begum to come this way it should be
Suite an assistance to the financial con
itions in our community,, for the mine
is almost entirely owned and operated
by Linn county people. The ofheers are
Linn county residents except one or two.
The activity and reported economical
management that has been displayed in
carrying on the stupendous work for
the past three years speaks volumes
for the business ability of some of our
Linn county men. It only shows what
good judgment when accompanied with
untiring zeal can do.
12o0, LaUrande 4843, ShaniKo47, bigin the armocy, 11 m, o clock, 3:30 p. m
1120, Union 1483. Enterprise 1242, i and 7:30, the chorus will sing at each of
Joseph 729, Wallowa 793, Hillslwo ' these services, and there will be special
2016, Forest Grove 1772, Newberg 2260, j music also.
Sheridan 1021, Amitj 407, 'jatayetce
412. 1
In the Uty.
An Editor Mavor.
LINN COAL & FUEL CO.
Coal delivered to any part of the city, 'K'iM
PRICES RIGHT.
McCourt t&lPrettyman, Managers
aaome fhona SJ6;;Bal Phone 131-9
Office: Cor. First ani Baker.
WANT A TYPEWRITER: See
kawlings about a Rebuilt Under
wood that is good as new and guar
anteed for one year, also other
nakes for sale or rent. Buy on
iinnthlv payments.
DR. VIRGINIA J.EWEAUX,
Osteopathic Physician.
Schmitt Block, Albany.
Phones: Office Home 359, Bell
Black 2751; Residence . 394 Home,
black 863 Bell.
At the election in Brownsville this
week F. M. Brown, editor of the Times,
was elected Mavor. Putting a news
paper man into such an important po- !
sition is certainly rure, the average
newspaper man generally getting soup.
W. S. Holcomb was elected recorder,
C. E. Stanard treasurer, R. A. Sanders
marshal, H. E. Hilliary, Geo. Hume, j
M. C. Carolin and W. W. Robe council- j
men. I
Brownsville's new mavor has estab
lished an excellest record as an editor
and a citizen and deserves the honor. .
G. F. Rowell, Loomis, Colo.
O. C. Hoff. state labor commissioner.
M. W. Winston. Durham, N. C.
Jimmy Jerry Doran, Easton, Pa.
Ray Frantz. Erie. Penn.
Edward B. Killian. Medford.
Mrs. Helen Huskini, Medford.
An Immense Popcorner,
T. J. Kaniff today received what is
probably the largest pop-corn and pea
nut wagon in the valley, an immense
eatablishm nt, complete in all the de
tales. It has among other things
eleven electric lights. He will run it in
Albany.
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Shoes for the whole family.' Look
neat. Don't deyelope corns and bun
ions. Go to Burns Shoe Store.
A sure relief from that corn, and
cure at Burns Slue Store.
Attention Orchardists
Death ot R L. Smith.
I We carry a stock of spraying mater
ials The right, stilt at right prices.
The season for sprajing is hers. Call
and sec "s nd get prices
STA WART & SOX, HDW, CO.
LETTUCE. Hume g'nwn, at the AN
bany Floral Slor, Broadablin St.
Robert L. Smith, a pioneer resident
of Linn county, died at the homo of a
son, at Mountain View, Benton county,
on Thursday, at the age of over 70
years. He resided near Oakville for a
good many years, a man of integrity
and worth. He was an old member
of the Grange. He leaves five sonc,
residing in different parts of the North
west and one daughter.
The funeral will be held Sunday un
der the auspices of the Grange.
Empire Photoplay
Theatre
D
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THEATRL
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Ceo McMillan K Med
was
pass
G. W. McMillan, of Portland,
killed yesterday while trying to
between some box cars, not wishing to
wait until the train had passed the
street. His feet caught in some way
"The'ma." A dramatic portrayal of
Marie Corclli's famous novel by that
name. The scenes arc laid in the
Norse country and arc very attractive.
The acting is exceptionally good and
the ending beautiful,
j "Cast up by the Deep." This story
t shows how destiny, or fate, works in
' our lives. The strong Vitagraph com
' pany are in sympathy with an unusual
ly good subject, anil your interest in
creases to the very end.
"A Woman's Voice." That n wn.
man's voice over a telephone from I laugh and lots of fun,
an unexpected quarter miuht cause
consternation is plainly evident ill this
TONIGHT.
1. Her Chum's Brother. This is a
romalic story of the Southland down
among the oranges in Floridat starting
there, and the story ends in Cuba.
It is very pretty and certainly is "an
idyl under southern skies." ,
2. Scenes Ancient Greece.
3. A Western Courtship. This is a
story that is different from the usual
Western stories. The girl takes a
hand in this one and the way she
(brings it to a close is startling in the
extreme, nut very cneclive.
The Axoiotl. A valuable education
al film, representing the life history of
an axoiotl a frog-like animal of pe
culiar structure.. The development
from the egg is clearly shown and
forms a marvclously attractive biog
raphy of a little known animal.
5. Illustrated Song "When Can
dle Lights Are Gleaming."
6. Davy Jones in the South Seas..
Always doing something new and ex
citing, always treating us to a good
Davy and his
and he fell down upon the rails under comcdy. Mighty funny I
wis " uvlOi iHbHiiiiau rv u a lauiuuo
parrot arc at it again,
is still his best friend.
and the parrot
1 his him is by
I the Vitagraph Company and is the
.li . , r . i en vvoras lor i wenry-nve ents. , t-i.mcuy ctci i,ui win ui mc
an athlete, for several years being the A humorous possibility shown where 1 Jones scries. Davy Jones can't be
capwiu ui me . . ... j a tdca,,), operator is the offending , beat as a laugh producer.
Help Wanted
The laugh is on someone, but
"In Those
party.
who?
Illustrated Song-
Old Country Days.
In the altering department. Only
HAMBEKS & MCCUNB.
experience people need apply.
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A little cash will handle on of the
best "BUYS'' o' the season in Centra
Addition. Strictly a resident district
Ask Collins & Taylor about them.
F.G. Willior watches
Admission 10 cents.
Next Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, the biggest feature ever
Good shown in Albany Buffalo Jones and
, his Cowboys Lassoing Wild Animals
in Africa. Admission 10 cents.
' Admission 10 cents.
STETTER'S
FOR GROCERIES AND CROCKHRY
WHY
Get your Easter Togs and Shine along with your Sisters and Wives, when the season is new.
WE HAVE the right thing and the Bright Things to wear gathered from all source-, and resources of
FASHION-KEEN MERCHANDISING MEN.
Our Spring Suits are here, unusually stylish in cuts, cloth and contour, a bit in advance; Full-Chested, Lapel
rolled, and Free-skirted, but not foppish.
We have models a-plenty for men, who's tastes have stayed STAID. All of them are all-wool all through. All
of them radiating Ease and Elegance, and possessing the "SMACK" 'of the "CRACK" tailor.
Help yourself to a look. Buy now.
LAIN CLOTHING CO.