ft
Oxfords and Pumps
at $1.95 pr.
f.
Hundreds of pair of Womens' Ox
, fords and Pnmp3, this season's stytes,
.in $2,50, $3.00 and $3.60 values.
Special at
$1.95 pair
Flood's Store
Agents for R. & G, Corsets. Agents for Standard Pattern
BUY YOUR
OF
'"The" "Maybcrry Transfer and Fuel
Company, Old Growth Fir from large
-trees.
Prices Per Cord.
One 'Cord Four-Foot, delivcred....$S 75
"Ten Cords Four-Foot, delivered..." 525
Tn Car Load Lots 5.00
Ash 5.76 per cord, dry slab $4, block lo "ciow are some of our
. or mill ends $3.60 per load. bargains:
All first-class wood, and if you want acres, all tillable land, good
f it sawed in stove length, add 50c. per buildings, $45 per acre.
cord. ,' 4p0 acres, 375 tillable land, good lo-
Tcleplione your orders to the Linn ca''.n' $4 P" acre.
. & Benton Realty Co., or to my resi-1 331.. a", about 100 aero of tim
vdencc. . her, $28 per acre.
.Keep an mind our Quick Transfer' . acres, fair buildings, good loca
"5y stem, Baggage and Piano Moving, i Uo"' s Per acre.
See our Card below for Telephone! ,AI0 ?"es- falr buildings, partly
plumbers. cleared, $16 per acre.
R. B. MAYBERRY. City Property.
I House and barn and two lots, $2,600
). MAYBERRY TRANSFER & FUEL I '.x , room house, full lot $2,2W
COMPANY tight room house, fine location $3,500
'..Office with The Linn & Benton Real; room house, full lot $2,100
'Estate Company, Both Phones. ! I'0"r r0"' '"". 'wo lots $1,600
;- Ollioe Phone Home 178, Bell 143-J. ,,Los on? ,wo ''lock eight,
1. ttvsidcnce Phone Home 382; Bell, H.'zclwo.id Addition to Albany, lots
Main 74. . high and dry, if 151) each.
We meet all trains for Baggage.' Jt's 1101 our way to run you down
Furniture and Pi.mo Moving a special-, on lilctrect' b,lt wl" Ka"'y have a
try, and Wood for sale. !;'ik w,'.t.h "" al' our "llices, at 236
Telephone orders to office between: w.";st ''lrst slr-'l-'t. Albany, Oregon,
the hours of 7 a. m. and 6 p. m., and , lf we I1"1 !lot sllow y" 'e best
r K. my residence at meal times, morn- ,,arKi". then buy of the other fellow,
; ing.-mvm anil night. My teams stand 'V'1. .e .s 'fo '"V
at Inrst and Broadalbin streets. 1 11 h . '!'-N 1 OM REAL
K. U. MAYBERRY.
WOJ AND COAL
Oim, flr and slab wcod for sale by !
Albany Kuol Co. I
Prices right. Both phones.
A. W. Docks rEADBR, Prop, i
"TANNER & CONWAY
' Civil Hydraulic Irrigation Engineers I
and Surveyors. I
vKiliiiates, plans and Supervision,
"V.and Subdivision, , plaiting and Map
ping. Rooms 7 and y, over J. W. !
Cusick St Co. Hank, Albany, Orctton.
J. LEROY WOOD, j
Foundations, Roois, Iron and Steel j
Structures, Power Plant designs and
specifications, Power Transmission, .
Drawings made and checked. Office, ,
Albany Iron worns.
JAS. F. POWELL,
Keal estate.
Forty years residence in Albany, Or.
-Financial agent. Collections made for
.non-residents.
130 Broadalbin street, Albany.
Bell phone Red 140U
COLLINS ft TAYLOR,
Real Estate and Insurance,
Buy and sell property. Insure
property and transact loans.
Large or small timber tracts.
J. M. RALSTON,
'. Insurance, Loans & Collections,
i Have money to loan in small and
large amounts. Notes and mort
gages bought. I will bond you.
Property handled for non-rcsi-ilrnts.
A. STARK, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon,
Will & Stark Block - Albany
. DR. MARY MARSHALL,
Osteopathic Physician,
Albany Suite Bank Building,
flrll Mack 482. Home 275
DR. VIRGINIA I.EWF.AUX,
Osteopathic Physician.
Schmitt Block, Albany,
rhones: Office I Ionic 359, Bell
Black 2751: Residence 394 Home,
bh.-k s.-.i Hcii.
11. aT LEIN1NGER,
Dentist,
CUwforJ Block - - Albany
DR. W. R. BILYEU.
Dentist,
'Will & Stark Block - Albany
HENRY BRODERS,
Dealer in -Choice
Meats of All Kinds.
210 Wnt Second Street
BRUCE ft ANDERSON,
Opposite the Postofhce.
Four chair. Prompt and effic
ient care of the fare and hair.
Farm and City
I
Property.
If interested in buying Farm or
, City Property it will pay you to look
at soma of the bargains on our list.
i lie owners price is our price. We
sllow you the property without ex-
Pe"se. and you are under no obliga-
Rr;.r3i;s.tors,
LaiiTps
an-.i ..ill
Shi; i Metal
work on
Automobiles
neatly repaired by
MHD1N & STUAPT.
118 Second St. next door to Bell
Tolephono Office.
NEW TODAY.
The best buy in Hazelwood. A bar-
Siin. Choice lots in "Albany Heights."
ne acre in Sunrise. A snap. A good
corner lot, Second and Montgomery.
Can place your insurance in the
strongest Mutual in Oregon, or the
best Old-Line companies.
1. R. SCHULTZ,
"The Insurance Man."
THE OLD RELIABLE.
Twenty-three years in business
Oid Thirteen Thousand Dollars
mure business last year than any
previous year.
A reputation to sustain.
Bigger and better than ever.
For information see W. A. Led!,ct
tcr, Salesman, Al'nanv, Oregon, or ad
dress ALBANY NURSERIES. Inc.
'Albany, Oregon. Hustlers for trade
COMMERCIAL
PHOTOGRAPHING
R. E. Hulburt,
Commercial Photographer,
Albany, Oregon.
All kinds of View work. Post Cards.
Copying, ami finishing for amateurs.
All work Guaranteed.
Bell Phone 16$-R.
NOTICE OF BOND SALE.
Albany, Oregon, June 7, 1911.
Vol ice is hereby given that the tin
derMv;ncd treasurer of the city nt Al
bany. Oreuon. will receive scaled rro-
1. .-..! at his office in the city cf Al
! kiny, l.iim county, Oregon, on or
j ! -lore ! p. m. the -Yith !ay oi .Inly,
. Wil, for the purcli! of all or some
' portion ot 75 l. reliable bonds tre
i iun.liiiv'1 each for the sum of SUWU),
'dated October lt, I'll I, and payable
October 1st. Wl. redeemable at the
j option of the city oi Albany after
October 1, lO-M, bearing 5 per cent
I interest, payable semiannually Ccrti
! t'u .1 check (or J per cent ot amount
' bid (r must accompany proposal.
. No bond will be sold for less than
par value, and the right is reserved
to reject anv and all bids,
i K. D. CUSICK.
I Treasurer of tit Cfty of Albany, Ore.
TOMORROW'S
DOINGS.!
j Baptist.-8. A. Douglas minister..
I buriday scnool at 10 a. m. Services
at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Hand of fel-
Lord I supper at the morning Bervice.
Young people s meeting at 7 o'clock
p. m., followed by gospel sermon.
; Christian Science. Services 11 a -
m. Subject: God. Wednesday testi
1 menial meeting 8 p. m. Corner 4th and
Ferry Streets. All are cordially in
vited.
United Preabul
Paslor. Services at in:Mn' n! m. and.
8:00 p.m. The morning sermon will
oe ty the Reverend (;. R. Stevensnn.
of Chicago, who was pastor of the Al
bany church some years ago. His sub
ject will be: The Red, White and Blue.
The pastor will preach in the evening.
M. E. 3rd and Ellsworth Sts. W. S.
Gordon, pastor. Both Eermons will be
of a patriotic nature. Topic at 10:30.
reace or War. Topic at 8:00, God's
.plan for the Nations. Sunday' school!0'" united f,"0" for the Willamette,
.J :4o. The Diano recently ordered
here and an instrumental solo will be
rendei ed, Epworth League 7:00, topic
Patriotism. Class meeting at 10:00 a.
m. in the E.st room, official Board
Monday 7:30 at the church.
' St. Mary's (Catholic). -Rev. Arthur
Lane, Rector. Rev. John Van Nevel,
Assistant. The Sunday services at 6:30
and 9:30 a. m. Evening service at
7:30. Father Van Nevel will officiate
and preach and Father Lane will have
' charge of services at Jefferson and :
. Sneldurn.
I Christian. Bible school at 10:15 a
j m., 11:20 Communion service and morn
I ing sermon. Subject, Destruction by
Construction. Christian Endeavor at
7 p.m. Evening sermon at 8:00. Sub
ject, An Attractive Enterpi ise. Every
i body welcome.
Grace Presbyterian. L S. Mochel,
minister. The theme at 11 a. m.: Our
Country. S. S. 10 a. m. C. E. 7 p. m.
At a p. m. Kev. i. u. Knotts will give
the story of the great Sunday School
convention at San Francisco.
St. Peters (Episcopal). Rev. Henry
H. Maraden, Minister. Holy commun
ion and the morning service 11 a. m.
There will be ne evening service.
First Presbyterian-. Rev. F. H.Ges
elbracht. Minister. Morning theme:
10:30: Liberty, Its Proper Use and Fla
grant Abuse. Vesper Service 5 p. m.
Echoes from the Sa Francisco conven
tion. Special musical numbers. The
minister nan returned! from San Fran
cisco and will preach at both services: vtmui,nj. u -n, i
Mr pi,!i)in aq ii. sr. c v Notwithstanding the talk about keep
Mrs. I- lo wil? sing. S. S. 11 A- 0. E. lnR wive8mari.iagea continue as of yore,
. -and always will. Plenty of splendid :
ALBANY
the Shvogle
the A'itrany
Fence costs for sale ot
Mill.
Gun Store for first class jenairing.
Anything in the lumber line can. be
had at the Albany Lbr. Co. sawmill
A branch of Kentish cherries as tbrek
as grapes, presented by Mrs. Sloan, is
appreciated.
A lady left her pair of flno shoes for
half sole and heels at J. VI. Beptley
about 3 weeks ago. Please call after
them.
If vou want a eocd dinner on the
Fourth go to the Bait.st church and j
get some good home cooking. It will
COSt yOU Only ZOC.
An inch li rh from a. cherry tree at
thehomeof A.R.McCoy.giventhe Dem-'
ocrat, contains 45 cherries Royal. Anna.
Numerous people are invited to beat it,
Among those who will be here at the
organization of the Knights of Colum
bus Ju'y 9th will be Senator Gearin and
Dr. A. C. Smith.
J. W. Bcntley is now recovered from
his illness and is ready for work at any
time. Go to him for repairs, aext to
the Democrat office.
Fred Hartman, recently from Kla
math Falls, has leased the- cantons of
Merrill Peacock in North. Albany r with
the growing crops, and will run them.
President Crooks this week heard the
Ohicago Ladies Concert Co. in a concert
at Rnseburg's Chautaonua. aad pro
nounce them fine, ahead, of anything
Albany bad last year,
here next week,
iney wil.
H. B. Kennedy, with Chambers &
Mccune is doing some stoerior artistic
window drcoration His patriotic
cards and plate glass figenes are espec
ially gpod Bhowing a aplandin ta'ent as
an artist.
The Rev. Mr. H. V. Martin has t een
S3cured for one address- on "Sunday
School Conditions in tha Willamette
Valley " Mr. Martin speaks at 4 p. m.
on Moday, the 10th. N.r Martin has all
the facts relative to the work bow. be -
inor done, and will aneAk concerning the
vital needs of the schools.
All those entering tho stock parmle
will please meet at the corner of 1st
and Bakor at 9:30, where the parade
forms and starts promptly at 10 o clock.
Tho line of march will be: 1st to
Washington, Washington to Second.
Second to Ferry, Ferry to Fifth, around
court house square, where judging will
be dono.
Alter a Daughter.
i When Mrs. Hut R. Clark, wifo of the
county attorney at Independence, Kan .
died two or three years aco, their little
daughter was placed in the care of br
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T.
StowHrt, now res. .ling near this city.
Mr. Clrk mis married aain nrd now
wants his daughter. He arrived yes
terday after her, secured a writ of
habeas corpus, upon the graniparent
refusing to give her up, and the case
will he heard before Judge Duncan
Monday
LOST. On tho Albany and Lcm"..n I
lo'al train or in Albany, a black ' . ? . ... , , .
leather purse containing garnet! Good 5-room hoi.se, w h w a j hcd,
iiecKl.ce cnm, a smMI sum of money. 1 comer lot on 1st St., desirable loca
h put wiih pearl setting, a chock in t10". ?'-
!i'V, a KK.SJltCn Tl", C-' A pint of land, about 4 lots, this side
,:,yR,oKUhLnendon ''rTlcwTJ fc1" fWmi"t
please notify the u.den.irned at Leb- " two s,rcc,s '
anon or call 1107 Home phono at ' rClFIC REAL ESTATE CO.,
Albany. Mrs. R. Kuhn. 1
! 106 E. ht St., Albany.
A UNITED
WILLAMETTE.:
-fhe preliminary meeting called fof
( promoting an exhibit at the Omaha,
j Land Show specially, and boosting the !
the commer:ial club rooms last night
witn tbe following delegates present:
Salem-Judge Wm. Bushey, , Prank
; Meredith, secretary of the state fair
' boerd; C. A. Park, district horticultural
commissioner: H. W, Hatch, of the
- ' stale fair beard and A. L. Hofer,
Isccretaty of the board of trade,
1 1 Eugene. D. C. Freeman, n
manacer I
of the commercial
club and M. J.
; Duryea president.
Dallas. Walter Tooze. jr.. secretary.
and J. I.. White, N. S. Laughary, and
W. V. Fuller, of the exectutive board
oi the commercial club, who came over
in an automobile.
AlDanv. President Eastburri. St4
retary Stewart, Chairman Marvin of the I
committee. J. C. Holbrook, delegates. I
All nrpapnr DVAr.i iintvprui.iiu in f ai.ni. '
and as well for a big exhibit for the j
Omaha Land Show. The program
arranged ii for the difierent counties I
interested to send exhibits to the state j
fair, and from them to select a general
exhibit for the whole valley, undesig I
nated. Messrs, Hofer, Freeman and
Meredith were appointed s committee ;
to investigate the cose, transportation,
etc. j
A committee was appointed on perm-'
anent organization, and the meeting '
adjourned to July 11 at this- eity for i
permanent: ogamzation.
MISFITS.
Twenty-six June brides inLinn
inn cauntyl
was about tne average tor June.
A reduction in the wool schedule will'
affect one man financially where it will
help hundred Which is the most im
portant. President Smith of the Mormon
church says men haye their hands full
now supporting one wife, enough to
stop polygamy.
The Democrat referred to Rev. Rus -
sell, now in Portiand. as the most fa-
mous ministerin New York. Perhaps
it should have.said the most notorious.
i women left who care for other things .
than dress.
I The Democrat has received several
( little roasts for not giving the council a
: big roast for its action on the Bryant
park proposition. Some people think a
i newspaper has an oven- heated
j tlme-
Barnes Slayer.
Geonrft- W. Anderson, who shot and
killed George Barnes at Canyon: City I
recently, is a brother of T. J . Ander-
son of Harrisburg, a formor county as- J
sessor, now city recorder ef Harrwburg. i
The BuKeton says. '
It was- the culmination- of a bitter f
! feeling which has been standing be-1
vwccn nc men iu. Duitw biuic wre .
f" nfnA SL hi, E l
M'."" "dfr"li?d2?l"
held by the decision of several courts
as being justly entitled to- posess. On j
the day sf the shooting t'te mei had
met and quarrelled several, times, the .
last time Barnes plainly being the ag- i
gressor. betters irom More- to Mr. I
Anderson: at this place would indicate I
the action of his brother.
Torsi Anderson's Watches.
Bulletin:
T. J. Anderson presented his daugh
ters. Leta and Ruby, each with a gold
watch on, their passing the 8th grade
examination. This makes eight
- chidrei on similar occasions. And tne
jeweler is still taking the precaution to
keep o the good side of Mr. Anderson,
as there are two sold watehes vet to-
be given, before all the boj and girls, j
of this happy family wilt have keen. I
treated alike. I
Albany and Salem.
Tomorrows ball game wiD be between
1 Salem, and Albany at Rambler Park.
Si em has defeaded Albany twice this
year by a score of 3 to 2, and the boys
promise to turn the tables tomorrow.
Albany's line-up: Catcher, Pattison.
pitthers Patterson and Bigoee, 1st Bil
yev 2nd Biglme, ss Lee, 3rJ baker,
ftel ers Michel, Monson, Salisbury. Came
called at S p.m.
Potiy Given Away Monday Even
ing July 3.
S o'clock Monday evening is the time
set to make some little bo or girl hap-;
py. Chambers & McCune will give
way the Shetland poney, tuggy and
harness, the most liberal free otter :
over made by any store in Albon".
Local bankers will act as judges.
Shoes for the whole family Look
out. Don't develope corns and bun
ions. Go to Burns Shoo Store.
! BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.
The Discount is
By paying your electric
bills on or before the 10th of
the month, you save 10 per
cent of the amount.
We offer the discount in
order to assist in prompt col
lections. Prompt 'collections are a
necessity 'it we are to give
the best sen-ice at the lowest
readable rates.
The arrangement ? .thor
oughly bus'iness-like.
We ask your cooperation
in this matter which is fully
as important to the customer
as it is to the company.
Do Not Be a Delinquent.
c.1t
TELEPHONES 15
OREGON POWER CO.
JMWWWWMWMWmMmM
t FIRST NATIONAL B,
Assets over $1,000,000.00.
Strictly a commercial bank:
YOTJ were to
the matter over,
open your bank
WOULDN'T You open it with a suc
cessful Bank; one whose record has
been of continued growth; one that is.
making money for its stockholders;
one that has built up an ample surplus
to protect its- depositors?
ON THE BASIo of Forty Years of
public service, a surplus exceeding its
capital stock and strict economy of
management, this Baak invites your
account.
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Assets over
WM. BAIN. President. rj GILBERT. V P
H. N. BOULEY, Cashier.
ALBANY STATE BANK
Greal Oaks of Financial Success grow from very
small acorns a small sum opens an account in our
bank but, to have a big, healthy financial tree, you
must be persistent in your depositing.
Systematic depositing is the root of financial in- '
dependence. Get deeply rooted in the habit of bank
ing, then you will branch out into better things and be
safe against any ill wind that blows.
Dollars' are financial acorns plant them in our
bank and' watch them grow.
GROCERIES
AND BAKED GOODS
AT
CONRAD MEYERS
STETTER'S
FOR GROCERIES
OREGON MARKET
Come and set your Groceries. Try
some of the Dry Whole Milk. 1 can of
Dry Milk good for a gallon.
E. R. CUMMINGS, TRANSFEH.
Office; with L. J. Gray Real Estate Co.,
Corner of Second and Lyon Sts.
Light and heavy hauling of all kinds,
Piano Moving, Baggage Orders
Promptly attended to. Office Phones:
Home 463: Bell 493-J. Res. Home
1-56 : Bell 350. Phone all orders from
7:30 to 12 and from 1 to 6 to office, to
Kcs. at morning, noon and night. All
orders promptly attended to.
RICK,
A fine lot at our yard at this city, just
bnrned.
Phone Home 431.
ALBANY BRICK CO:
T. J.STITES,
j Attorney at Law. Notary Public.
! Legal business of all kinds in all the
rourts promptly attened to. Ball phone ,
166-J.
Worth Saving
ink!
sit down and think
where would
account?
UN G 8 JiANK
$340,000.00.
Interest on savings accounts. t
AND CROCKERY
JERSLY DAIRY
HERD TUBERCULIN TESTED.
Pure Milk and Cream delivered twice
daily.
It you do not get your milk promptly.
. .... me uii enuer pnone. VV.U. SCilUltZ.
proprietor.
ALBANY SUPPLY CO.
Wholesale Dealers
ii. iruns. vegeranies, sugar, nuts.
ionfection.ry, wrapping paper, twine
r mm paper oags.
J Cash paid for all kinds of Doultrv.
j w a,? hnvc the aKe:y for Pyramid
and Golden oate eement, Olympic liu:-.
Arden plaster. Get prices bet'jre huv
I uig.
Cash paid for egg3.
Poot Ferrv Streat. Alhnntf
! Phones. Muni Bell, 3 Home.
Shingles.
I
Mad in Albany my Mo 1 Edir Gmin
the BEST in the market. Variniv
grades and prices from $1.25 upwards
Every bunch branded with my name.
Look fcr it. Examine these shingles
wiwib i.ui:ig eisewnere.
E. A. THOMPSON.
We use no dry kilo.