A Popular Store for the People
New Entrance to the Hamilton
ore
TAKE THE NEW DOUBLE DOOR ENTRANCE EAST OF STAIRWAY TO GET INTO OUR
STORE. WE WILL BE SETTLED 'AND EVERY DEPARTMENT "RIGHT IN YOUR ROAD" EASY
TO GET TO AND SHOPPING WILL BE A PLEASURE IN THIS STORE
NEW FALL GOODS ARRIVING DAILY. WE ARE IN A POSITION' RIGHT NOW TO SHOW
YOU MANY NEW THINGS IN SILK DRESS GOODS READY TO WEAR AND MILLINERY.
1" m
READY
ADVANCE SHOWING
WOMEN'S FALL
SUITINGS AND COATS
The advantages are many
in buying early. You get
first choice and first choice
means something almost ex
clusive. -We will be pleased
to show you through.
NEW SILKS
Messaline, Peau De Cyg
nes, Louisenes, etc., in some
new and nobby combina
tions. Nearly twenty pat
terns to choose from at a
yard .....$1.25
EMBROIDERY
An extra good buy in wide
embroidery, good patterns
and good edges that ensure
them to laundry well. Only
about 20 pieces. Sale price
per yard 10c
ALL LAWNS MUST
GO A further cut in these
will clear them out. Many
good patterns left yet, all 27
inch, at 10c, 9c, and 6c yard.
48-INCH WOOL GOODS
10 pieces of Wool Dress
Goods in shades of I?avy,
Marine, Garnet, Helio and
Plum, full 48 inches wide
and are a diagonal weave,
fine for jacket suits -or separ
ate skirts. Yard 59c
CHILDREN'S DRESSES
We have a fine assortment
of these dresses in both lieht
and dark colors sizes, from 2
to 14 years. You can not do
better on this line than right
here. Large range of colors
and prices. Look them over.
MOTHERS: Are your children ready for the school year? We can supply your
wants in Shoes, Hosiery, Underwear, Dress Material and all trimmings. We have a
school berge, 42-inch width, extra good weight, in all colors, equal to any other at a
dollar. Our price per yard -- 85c
LADIES , MISSES and CHILDREN'S SHOES A fit with every pair. Our
line represents the best shoe makers. We can fit you both in size and price. Try andi
see. -
Mail orders filled on
advertised goods same day
received.
THE HAMILTON STORE
A Popular Store for the People
Our new line of
Curtain goods are in.
See them first.
Take a Look
At our show windows and
see a few samples of our large
line of
RANGES AND HEATERS
We have a complete stock
of the Best Ranges on Earth,
and can suit your needs and
pocket book, for we have in
slock the largest line of
Stoves, Ranges and Heaters
that have yet been shown m
the city.
We sell dependable Guns
and have a new and fresh lot
of the Famous Peters Shot
Gun Shells. Call and look
them over.
We still have a little Gen
eral Hardware that we can
spare to our best customers.
HULBERT-OHLING H'D. CO
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.
Albany Democrat jyQ BARNS
Good 5-room hoi,.-., v,uh woodshed,
corner lot on 1st St., ac:railc loca
tion, $1,350.
A plot of land, about 4ots, this side
Peiinywindle,. good location, fronting
on two streets, $850.
PACIFIC REAL ESTATE CO.,
106 E. 1st St., Albany.
Entered at the post office,;Albany,0-
ttcor.tl tltiFS n ull rratttr.
F. P. Nutting.
CASCADIA
BURNFD.
Has Biggest Bon-fire of the Season.
NOTICE-Tho Albany Lumber Co.
have moved their olfico to their
Raw mill in tho oast part of Albany,
Thono your orders direct tj tho mill.
Bith phones.
HOLT AGAIN. at Second and Lycn
street, with a fine stock of meats,
groceries, produco and fruits.
FOK SALE. Modern 6 room bungalow,
by owner. 1169 W. 9th street. Phone
101-R Boll. E. L. McNeil. tl5
FOll RENT. Largo furnished room on
Second St., heated, close in. Call at
llotol Revero ollico. 15t
HOP PICKERS. Register with J. C.
tlammoll, at the Kovoro. for this
yeur's picking in yard near Corvallis,
lilt I
FOR SALE. Or oxchango my residence FOR SALE. Ono canopy top, two
and somo choice vacant lotHfor desir-, B01lt one buggy, rubber tire,
able land, acri.go near Portland pro- , wagon, ono cart, three sets
ferret). J. D. Kills, A Unit) v. ! uig)o harness, all in (rood coi dition.
9Wi E. 4th St ' I Iniuiro at Parkers Bakery,
ROOMS, new and modern, at Walton's FCR SALE.-Best small farm in
Booming House, Sdmll?. Brick, next Willamette- Valley at a bargain; good ,
duor to opera house. By day, week ' inside Albany property taken as part '
or month. Home phone l lfvS. St iviyment. See B. M. Payne, Cusickj
kPhn nnv rr.,., n ii-... '"K-
: WANTED.- 100 wether goats. H.
I BliYANT. t
: WANTED A couple cooks for cook
wagon. Good wages. Call at 231 S
Washington, or phone 517-R. 119
; LOTS CHEAP.-Nice residence lots in
now addition, east part of town at
$250 00 and upward per lot, $10.00
1 down and $10.00 per month, no taxes,
i no interest. See B. M. Payne,
j rooms 19 21 Cusick Block, Albany. Or
! WANTED - At once, a boy with a
I wheel to carry the Oregonian. See
f Ben Clelen.
HAY WANTED I am in tho market
. for 1000 tons outs and vetch hay; also
I 500 tons clover and 600 tons cheat
hay. Call or address G. W. Simpson.
341 Ebs1-, Washington St., Portland,
Oregon.
FOR SALE. -A good rubber tire
! cart. Phone Red 380 Home. Allen
Hewes. East 4th Geary.
FOR SALE - Full lot, house, 4 rooms,
3 closets, 2 porches, wood in shod,
etc. Also furniture. At bargain.
Call Home red 211. tl2
FOR SALE.-Clean tock of Gen.
Merchandise and Post office. Mill
Town, sales $2,000.00 per Month.
Post office $00 per month. Property
for sale or rent. ,lw' cash, good real
estate for balance. Address Mer
chant care Albany Demo.
HOP PICKERS WANTED. Apply t
Leo Cohen, Pfeiffcr Store, for in
formation. tl
Bryant.
FOK SALE Corner lot, large house,
some fruit, good locution. Also some
furniture. A. Strom, Demi crat ollico.
Studebakor Watroos, Buegios Sur
rey's and Hack's at Stewart Ji Sox
Hardtvo Co. (
FOR SALE by the owner, a six room
house and two lots, center of to.vn,
half block from limb school. Apply
on I ho premises 32.1 Fust 4 h strict.
II. Barns.
PIANO Tl'NINl!, Leave orders for
piano tuning at oodworth's Dmg
Stoio. C. M. Henderson, Tuner,
GLASS.- All sins and kintls, for fale
at the Albany flailing Mill, cheaper
than aywheie else in Albany. Skill
Iv set. if desito.l.
FOR SA1 E at a hirga n. t,vo lots and
two he jjet on '1 h r.l i nd Railroad Sts.
Price JUT hi (o, bv owner, G. SV.'
Simpson, 4 ill loin neicial Block, Port
land, Oipgon. Hit
FIRE INSURANCE Beat companies,
nuex, v. V. tiryant,
Albany, Ore,
FOR EXCHANGE. Improved proper
ly heart of Albany, 1 1000, rent $S5
per month. Will take vacant
. property in Albany. Corvallis or Salem
fer halt value. Miitht consider busi
ness or personel property or land for
part. Address J. B. Graham, Genl.
Del , Albany.
FOR EXCHANGE. - Well improved
ranch in Lincoln county, Oregon, on
railroad, 190 acrrs, $L'!i per acre.
Owner old. must retire, will consi It r
property in Albany, or se I improved
acreage. Address Pox 446, Albany,
Oregon.
FOK KEN T - 2 hells, s for $9 .ind $11
per mo.; simi'ited near Madison
school. J. V. Pipe, 203 West 2im Si.
FARM FOR SALK. -S0 acres at $76
per acre. One milo from good R. R
town, graded school, 6a acres culn
vatetl, Li in timber, good huihim,;?.
running water, a map. I all upon i .
A. Thompsin. Albany Shingle Mill
14t
GAR11AGF. Fred bainwater lo?k
after garbage. Phone Home iSCU
FOR SALE - Number ono good organ,
cheap, if taken at once. Call Home
phone 4S4 for par' iculars. Ill
FOR SALE - New residence and one
lot, 1138 W loth St. Half cash, time
on balanca. Frank Lucas. 9t
W A N f ED. Good farm lands ta ox-
ihanuo for Portland property. C l'
on J. V. Pipe, 203 West 2nd St.,
Albany.
FKrJSII CASCADIA mineral water, de
livered in the lity. Leave orders at
Wigwam Livery Stables. Both
phones. 14i
FOR S ,l.F. An old bain, in good con
dilion, cheap. See E. A. Thomison.
2ilt
HOP TICKERS WANTED. -Yard on
the A. r . Luther p!.ice. I niiL' fr. m
Albany. Home phone 2106 Kemster
now. eel. lei!; n & Seltleir.iie 7t
FOK SAI L' Or lent, piano and
oik1 .ins by Davenport's Music H.'ose,
ever s't re of W. B. Stevens, roo ts
1 and 2 Lei
FOK SALE. ! aerts inMi'e limits of
Jotlerson.with 7 room bungalow, irood :
barn, vi ung orchard, nil k mis fruit,
nice home place. Inqu r. of Dr. Y. .
F. Jones, 340 E. 5th L Albany, iot.
MADE IN ALBANY. Shew e -f.
ootinte.s, ant! other store tiv jres, i
first chfs goods, by the Union Furni I
lure Factory. Order of ihem. Keep'
money at your homo. !
' Cascatlin. Or.. Aug. 21. The largest
bon-lirc of the season at Cascatlia and
the last big one of the year, was held
( Thursday night in front of the hotel.
. The hotel boarders who had enjoyed
I many tires on the camp-grounds were
the hosts on this occasion and a crowd
of 200 people gathered around an im
mense fire. The committee on ar
rangements, which consisted of Miss
Orah Harkness, Miss Maude Laug
head and Mrs. Willard Marks, sent
out unique invitations written un cedar
chips.
I Judge P. H. D'Arcy, of Salem, who
has won fame at the bon-fires as one
of the leading entertainers of the camp
! by his able talks, songs and Shake
spearean readings, presided. Rousing
talks were made by Senator M. A.
Miller of Lebanon, Rev. M. B. Paroun
agian of Brownsville, and Hon. Jef
ferson Myers and B. S. Pague of Port
land. Excellent readings were given
by Miss Orah Harkness, Miss Angel
of Portland, and "Chief of Police"
Ross Fletcher, and the Misses Mars-
, tcrs of Brownsville sang splendidly.
I "D'Arcy's Famous Minstrels" were
then introduced and presented the
crowning feature of the program.
Converted into regulation minstrels by
a liberal supply of burnt cork, a num
ber of Cascadians presented a min-
. strel show midst constant applause,
! giving a program consisting of solos,
'. chorus songs, comb music, cake walks,
iigs.'and the customary minstrel iokes.
. all of which were adapted to the peo
; pie anil conditions at Cascatlia.
I Judge D'Arcy officiated as intcrlocu
! tor and Mrs. F. P. Nutting was prima
I dona. M. C. Reed of Portland, and
; Willard Marks were end men and the
( other members of this celebrated min
! strel troupe, all of whom contributed
successful "stunts." were Mrs. O. A
Archibald, Mrs. Olin Stalnakcr. Mrs.
David Froman and Miss Rhoda Stal
nakcr. County Recorder Grant Fronian and
i son, Cecil: Dave Kroman. Wayne
Dawson and G. C Price stopped her'
Thursday night while on their way to
Upper Soda.
I Judge and Mrs. Hewitt, Miss Maude
i T.aughead and Gen. Martin left for
( home Saturday in Roy W'orley's auto.
I Clarence Cameron came in ye-tcr-,
day. joining Mr. Cameron for a
: week's Slav here
Mr. and 'Mr. O. A. Archibald and
family left for home Saturday. Mrs. '
, H. C- Harkness has also returned to
the "Hub." ,
D. F. orr.n of Fmrene. p.i-t trrand
i-bai'et'lliir of the Knkhts of Pythias
oi Oregon. noonnipnTved by liis f mi
ily. arrived here yesterday aiternonn
to oeud a few days.
There was no preaching here ye
. terdav but a sacred song service was
held in the parlor in the evening.
SeiMtor M. A Miller of I.chanr
and his brother. V. A. Miller of Port
land, are at Cascatlia.
C. L. M-trris. postmaster of Har-
risburg. ai d his family arc among the
O'-adia campers.
The fire bell rang last evening, be
cause of a couple fires east of the city,
and some of the apparatus was taken
to the eastern part of the city, but did
not go to the fires.
Two barns were burned, one on the
old McClung place and the other on
Glendorr, the former having consider
able hay stored in it.
How the tires started is speculation.
Some say the sparks from one blew over
to the other, nearly half tr mile away,
but there seems to be an opinion that
some hobos were getting even with east
ead people, wro have been trying to
get rid of them.
People have wondered why the fire
fa. "II was rung for barn fires some dis-
mint; iiuiu me city limits.
Chiropractic,
The Chiropractor adjusts the spine
and releases the nressure on nerves.
I hence normal functions follow (and that
i is health.)
I The Optometrist measures the eye
and restores normal functions with prop
erly ground and adjusted lenses (hence
normal sight.) .
ur. Eaton, oph. d. c
' Chiropractic Institute.
325 Lyon St. Both Phones.
A little cash will nandle on of the
beat "BUYS'" of the seasou in Centra
Addition. Strictly a resident district
Ask Collins & Taylor about them.
Studebaker wagons, ouggies, surreys
and hacks at Stewart & Sox Hdw. Co.
Shoes for the whole famiiy. Look
out. Don't deyelope corns and bun
ions. Go to Burns Shot Store.
F.G. Will ibr watches
WOOD SAWING.-Promptly done by
E. Rainwater. 45c to 55c per cord.
Home phone 2304. Resid nee 803 1st
and Lafayette. tl
TO EXCHANGE - 22 acres, with ins
provements, near Albany, for smaller
tract near Albany or uorvallis, or
small house and some lots. Home
phone Red 4083. t26
FOR RENT. -3 newly furnished house
keeping rooms on first floor, at 532
Baker.
FOUND A pocket book containing
valuable papers and mileage ticket on
Great Northern. See M. Bussard.
505 E 5th St.
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE LOTS.
Adjoining Main Street in Albany for
I Rale from Sdnn nn nn Un!F
B. M. Payne, Rooms 19-21 Cusick
Block, Albany, Oregon.
WANTED. Furnished bouse, orauart-
i ment, two to four months. Demo
crat omce.
THE IMPERIAL. Now in charge of
flr rs. Stillson. Home cooking, good'
service. 2nd street, near Democrat
office. 12t
FOR SALE. Wood saw business fine'
machine, every thing complete,, horse,.
- saws, harness and lots of wood ahead.
Will sell reasonable for cash. Parties
interested see B. F. Rozelle, Albany,
Ore. t23
FOR RENT. -3 unfurnished rooms, with'
bath, etc. 404 Cal&pooia st. t24
FOR SALE A big bay horse, sound
an true, $125. W. C Schulti, Jirsey
Dairy, both phones, tl2
GARBAGE. If west of Lyon street 50c
month. S B Penny the garbage
man Home phone 2303.
GRAIN WANTED.
We will pay the highest price for WHEAT or CHTS
OATS BOUGHT OR STORED
VETCH ' AND CLOVER CLEANED
CUSTOM CHOPPING.
Our warehouses have the lowest insurance rates in the citv
M. SENDERS & CO.
. Both Phones 48.
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 ahvas balance
We have $1.33 for every dollar, that'we owe de
positors. Our aim is to be safe, rather than biy.
. . .. ..i., uumiic-s ana nave
preterred depositors.
no
J. W. Cusick & Co., Bankers.
ALBANY, OREGON.