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STOCK REDUCING
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OWING TO NECESSARY ALTERATIONS IN OUR STORE, ROOM IS NEEDED. TO GET THE ROOM WE MUST REDUCE OUR STOCK.
PRICES REDUCED IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. THERE SHALL BE NO RESERVE EVERY ARTICLE SHALL SHOW THE CUT PRICE.
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AT 9 A.'M. THURSDAY, APRIL 20TH, THE SALE OPENS AND FROM START TO FINISH YOU WILL FIND ATTRACTIVE " MERCHANDISE IN
EACH AND EVERY DEPARTMENT WAITING YOUR CONSIDERATION. DAILY VISITS WILL AID YOU IN KEEPING TAB ON THE BARGAINS OF
FERED. THE HAMILTON STORE ANNEX (A NEW FEATURE) WILL PROVE ATTRACTIVE AND BENEFICIAL; DON'T MISS A SINGLE DAY. GET
BUSY, URGE YOUR FRIENDS TO DO LIKEWISE, JOIN THE HAPPY THRONG OF PURCHASERS FOR, AS YOU READ IT HERE, SO'SHALL IT BE.
YOURS ANXIOUS TO PLEASE,
Albany Democrat
Entered at the post office, JAIbany.Or,
ttcord diifB rrail mattr.
F. P. Nutting.
Our Wants.
FOR SALE. -One cottage and lot in W
Albnhy. Good sized garden, chicken
park and different kimla of berries.
Inquire at 931 W Gth St. t28
PIGS FOR S vLE. A'lso 1 6 year old
horao weight about 1300. Call Bell
lGxl or see G. B. feebler. 27t
CARPET CLEANING. With new vac
cuum cleaner, beat used. Operated
by C. M. Westbrook, Albany. Phone
Homo 7001. t4
DRESSMAKING. Work guaranteed.
Evening gowns, tailored skirts, shirt
waists a specialty. Suit alterations.
Mrs. Tyler, 300 Elsworth St. Phone
&50-J 9t
TO MR. HOME SEEKER. Do you
want a fine suburban homo joining the
city limits, consisting ot nine acres,
with good 8 room dwelling, large 1
barn, all well improved, easy terms,
if so see either of the following
parties, Collins & Taylor. J. V. Pipe,
J. A. Howard, P. M. Prench. 21t .
S OVED. The harness shop of Chas. ;
Wagner, to Kerry street near Second.
Call there for good work in hiidness
and saddelry. I
EGGS. For setting, single and rose
comb Hlack Minorcas, $1 50 a setting,
Buff Orphington $1 00 setting. W.
E. Baker. Sunrise, Home Black 2981. .
tMl
J 50,000.-Do you want a loan.or to make
a loan, see J. C. Christy, Atty. 1-St
MADE IN ALBANY, Show cases,
counreis, sad other store fixtures,
first-clasa goods, by the Union Furni
ture Factory. Order of them. Keep
money at jour home.
EGCS.-Brown Leghorn, cheap in in
cubhtor lots. W. H. Curry, U. D. 5.
Phone Home 3455. 14t
G001 BEDS and absolute cleanineaa
at Walton's Rooming House. New
xnd modern. SchulUncw brick, next
door to opera house.
FUR SALE S ft. cedar posts and
anchor posts at tho Shingle Mill. It
IF THERE IS ANYTHING in the fruit
tree line ynu are in need of call and
sco V. A. LiMbetter, he h.s a nice
lot of apples, peaches and walnuts for
your inspection. At the corner of
414 Washington St., Albanv. Orejon.
PIANO Tl'NING. Leave orders tor
piano timing at Davenports House or
Woodwork's Drug Store. C. M.
Henderson, Tuner.
FIRE INSURANCE-Best companies,'
Uiw rates. C. C. Bryant.
WOul) FOR SALE.-Short slabs. Call
at Shingle Mill.
CHEAP l.AND.-Lnrgel.ft good farms
mailed free R, W. Tripp. Browns
ville. Or. 101
GARBAGE. If west of Lon street 60e
month. S 1'n'nv the garbage
man Home pho..e 2103.
GARBAGE. - Fred 1 sinwater looks
after garbage". Pnone Horn 230R.
GLASS. AA sui and kirma, far raJe
at Mm Albany Plauwg Mth. chper
rtiaii fwr else m INiy. SkfiV
hr , if desired.
UNIQUE VALUES
IMPOSSIBLE TO NAME PRICES, BUT OUR AIM
SHALL BE TO ADD THE LOW PRICE ATTACH
MENT TO ALL MERCHANDISE. COME, SEE,
AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELF. WE BELIEVE THE
OPPORTUNITY OF THE SEASON AWAITS YOU.
DAYS - OF
THE
FOR SALE Farm of 20 acres, one
and a half mi'ea from Albiny, new 7
room house and ba'n. running water
all year, give immediate possession
with crops. Terms, half down and
balance in easy payments. Inquire
at 330 S. Main. tl7
FOR SALE. Pure bred, Barred Ply
mouth Rock eggs for setting. $1 per
15 at the yard Also incubated Barr
ed Plymouth Rocks and Brown Leg
horn chickens. . Mrs. Frank Kit hen,
Snlom Road. Phone Home Black
2&J. 26t
FOUND. A Women of Woodcraft pin.
At the Democrat office.
COW FOR SALE. Fresh milk. Mrs.
Mart Miller, Farmers 28.
FOR SALE-Horso, 5 years old, weight
1400. Enauiro Driver, Wells Fargo
wagon.
FOR SALE;.--Four room cottafle and
one lot, also small barn and some
berries, L. F. McClain 1150 W. 10th
Street. lot
FOR RENT. Two acrea with house
and barn, in suburbs. John Chance,
516 E. 6th. tG
PLANTS FOR SALE. Magoon straw
berries, Phenomenal, and Mammoth
Blackberries. J. li. Gibson. Home
phone 4054.
FOR SALE. A couple acres, close to
North Allany school, one acre in
fruit. Price $750. Mary E. Perfect,
R. D. 4. Home phone 2041. 27 1
FOR SALE. -By the owner, new,
modern bungalow, and lot, Wright's
ad. Call 1138 W 10th. 30t
FOR SALE.-Indian runner duekeggs.
F. M. Mitchell. Home phone 2704.
FOR SALE Lot 67 by 111 on West 6th
street. See W. F. Pfoiffer. 3-2t
FOR SALE.-l lot. 1 block north of
Hospital on Ellsworth St. See D.
Bussard. 23t
FOR SALE. Thoroughbred black
Orphington cockerels. Jas. A. Hoag
Sun. Ah any, box 205.
FOR SALE.-Five room, new modern
bungalow, rooms light, fire nlace,
china closet and dutch kitchen. See
ow.-er 516 West 11th St. 20t
FOR RENT. 32 acres pasture land
just esst of Hackleman's Grove.
Write A. M. Williams, McMinnville,
Oregon.
FOR SALE at a bargain, two lots and
two hoja s on Ihird and Kmlrond Sts.
Price $2700 00, bv owner, G. W.
Simpson, 403 Commercial Block. Port
land, Oregon lOt
FOR SALE by the owne', a six room
house and two lots, center of to.wn, j
half block from High school. Apply
on tho premises 3-2 East 4 h street. I
11. Barns. I
FOR SAl.K Linn County ranch. S04
acres. B. M. Payne, owner, Albany, j
Oregon. (Both phones.) !
F.G. Will ior watches
FOR SALE.
14 lots and 2l acres in Elk ins Addi
tion cheap anil on time, if desired. We
have owned this property longer than
the banking law allows rnd are com
pelled to sell at once. Ak ua to show
you the prppertv.
J. W. CUSli X A CO., BANKERS.
VERY LOW PRICES-49 DAYS
HAMILTON STORE
THE PRICE OF PAVEMENT.
"Hie city council advertises fur just j
one kind of pavement put down by ,
just one tirm, though there is provis
ion permitting others to put it down,
li a man having a brick block to
build was to advertise for bids from
John Jones alone people would think
he was ready for a trip to Salem. Bi
tulithic pavement is all right; but it
costs loo much tor residence districts.
d a city council has no right to force
it upon the people so long as there , burg.
are other kinds of hard surface pave-j ' Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Green, of Rising
iiients, costing much less, which men, i Sun. Ind., are visiting their eon, D. C.
who have investigated them, declare" Gr-?en, ot the Oregon Power Co.
are as good. A city council should Engene Guard: Jimmie Lynch, a
look out for the interests ot the peo-j former employe of The Gusrd, went to
pie of the city whom they serve. If j Portland today to obtain a good position
nearly $1,000 a block can be saved ' there.
property owners it is the business of Mr. nnd Mr9- w. M. Curtis, of Bal
the city council to see that it is done )ar(j are visiting at the home of their
if it dues take time. They should at , cousin, J. R. Hulburt. Mr. Curtis is a
least investigate concrete pavement, prominent hardwarj man in Seattle's
Others who have done so declare it is big suburb.
a good one that though hard it does 1 Walter Pugh, the Salem concrete
not slip like bituhthic and that Us last-1 rjavement maker, will be in the rite nn
ing qualities are tirst class, concrete
improving with age. Besides it is a
pavement that can be mended at any
time.
Pavement at the best is an expen
sive affair, but it is great lor a city
and the people will back the improve
ment; but they simply act in self
defense when they demand contracts
at reasonable rates. There are sev-
l .r.lin.i.-i.e ct-ii-t.xl i . . il- Whpil
the bids are asked for they should call
for hartl surface pav
rface pavement, not sim-!
ply bituhthic, and property owners
have a right to insist on this.
Ladies of Albany and Linn to.
Please keen in mind The Band Box
Millinery Store on Ferry street next
to Davennort's Music House, the very
latest creations in Millinery. Ladies', ;
Misses and Childrens Hats. Uouot tai
to look over these beautiful goods be-
tore During eisewnere as you can ?ave
from 50c to $2 50 on every hat. Don t :
forget the place.
Even 'id on that " ieat
Bill" by buv-
inn and hui'ld
ing a lot in Centrnl Addition and build
vou a little home this vear. and thus
save tern. For particulars consult
Collins lay lor.
l.rTl'Ul'R II, .mi. ..un lit tho A
banv Floral Slort, Brjadablin St. I
SrVes for t!e whole family lok
noat. Pun't ltvotopt corns and bun
ion;. Go to Hums Shoe Store
A sun rtfiii'f from mat
cure at Uurna Slue Store.
W AN rt.i. -Exprien-.v d
general housewo.-k. Call
uttice.
:irl t do '
Democrat
BUY OF. OWNER AND SAVE
COMMISSION. IO acres. 5 miles
jfiom Albany, but will be cut in two;
by Hill's new electric line. 1.1 acres ;
. in crop; purchaer gets 1-3 delivered :
,111 Albany: balance pasture. Hone.
barn and orchard on farm. Only $60 ,
per acre. Will sell in 40 acre tracts, j
! Land ageirt need not apply. Ad
dress Box 364, Albanv. Home phone ;
I.V8. " t5 I
PERSONAL
L. L. Potts went to Lebanon this
afternoou.
Rev. W. P. White returned this noon
from Newport.
Budge Stewart, of U. O , is spending
the Easter holiday at home.
A Becker, of Portland, formerly of
i this city passed south on a trip to Rose-
this evening's train, and will be glad to 1
meet Albany business men tomorrow i
forenoon. He will make the Albany
Hardware Store his headquarters.
.
A Jiggerbob Lunch.
The book club with a long name, last
evening gave Mi s bvah rrench a
1 ifrbob lunch, at 6 o'clock, enjoyed
ii inemarrieu ae-i
uers oi il, anu b live time was naa. !
Each one took something to eat, not I
known to any of the others, making a!
superabundance of some of the things. )
mere was also a napxin snower lor
Miss French and Miss Arlene Train.
' . SPECIAL.
Brand new high-grade organs $40 00
to $50.00. ftillv truaranteed. Saturday I
, this week only. Big bargains in pianos. !
SPECIAL.
Thii
week Saturday (onlvl, Daven-
Port s Music Store will sell all popu-1
'ar sheet music three copies for 25c. !
. Albany Heights.
When Albany Heights w.".s opened
and thrown upon the market about
a year ai;o the choice lots of the tract
were held in reserve. Owing !o the
constant demand for these hieh-clajs
corn, and lots. Mr. Smith, the . wrer. h;i con
sented to let them go. I. R. Schultz
;'has the exclusive sale of this bunch,
" ! and will be nlea-cd to show nnv pros
pective buvv-r. The Oregon Eleetne's
tirst depot south of the city will be
within two blocks of this tr;ict. Now
is the time to buv.
' poK SALE. Lirg clean feather hed,
anil table rad. Phone 08. t23
FOR SALE CH"AP. -Fight room
house, com. r lot. small fruit. Inquire
of A. Strom, Democrat office.
FOR SALE A rive passeneer Buick
mu:. eh a; if taken soon. Inquire
a' this odice or call up Bill phone
301. ISt
OF SUPERIOR WORTH
YOU WILL FIND THE BARGAINS WE OFFER.
ALL ARE FAMILIAR WITH THE CLASS OF
GOODS WE CARRY. NO JUNK HEAP TO DIS
POSE OF. AN HONEST DESIRE TO DISPOSE OF
HONEST GOODS AT CUT PRICES.
44d
v 1 fcOr
A SATISFIED PATIENT IS THE BEST ADVERTISEMENT.
HERE IS WHAT HE SAYS.
Albany, Ore., April 10th, 1911.
MR. COX, DENTIST,
Dear Sir: I my self being a stranger in the citv and having a
mouth-full of teeth to be extracted, tried several dentists here, you
being the last one I visited. I am thoroughly convinced that you
are the best extractor in the city.
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.
H.S, RICHARDS
Violin Maker and Repairer
Bows rufil'ed. Old and new vlolie
for sale.
Violin instructor, 32 yean exper
ience. 1023 S. ?th ctreet, Albany, Or,.
Dr W A CW
i PAINLESS
DENTIST
PHON.ES:
f Bell 2475.
t Home 261
225 W lsLAlbany.lOregon
ELBERT W. STEVENS,
, Albany, Ore., R. F. D. Xo. S.
CEMESITWIM
iistimati s given on PlsjteringSide
W .he and Cemt-r.t Work.
J. F. TRAVER. r4th 1 Crlticoia