1112- bALli Ul NliW FALL GUUi;S AT I HE HAMILTON STORE HAS OPENED MOST BRTT f TAVTT V WF T-TAVF AfADF. SPFCTAT. FFFORTQ
TO GET JUST WHAT THE PEOPLE WANT A.D AT THE PRICES THEY WANT TO PAY. YOU CAN COME IN THIS BIG STORE NOW AND HAVE THfJ
saaiu, assuk l MliA l 1 U PICK b KU.M AS YUU (,AI l. THE Liiu CITIES (AND EXCUSE US) AT A BETTER PRICE THE ADVANTAGE IF IT'S NOT AS
YOU EXPECTED WHEN YOU GET IT HOME YOU ARE AT LIBERTY- TO BRING IT BACK AND GET WHAT vnTT DO MKT.. THIS INCLUDES EVF.RvJ
THING FROM A PAPER OF PINS TO A 9x12 RUG. WE WANT YOU SATISFIED SO YOU CAN TELL YOUR FRIENDS WHERE THEY CAN DO THfJ
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NEW FALL SUITS
AND COATS
That the styles we show
are correct is evidence by
those who have viewed oud
advance display, and every
day adds new ones to our al
ready large stock. The coats
are shown in plain tailored
styles in 30, 32, 34, inch
lengths. The skirt models
are particularly pleasing.
Rough fabrics are bound to
be favored in their soft, sub
dued shades.
A Suit Opportunity Par
Excellence.
We invite you to see the
correct styles as shown here.
PONY CLOTH COATS.
In black of silk and mohair
curl. These are selling fast
and seem to be very much
favored by the young ladies.
Ladies' and Misses' sizes.
We guarantee you a- fit with
every coat. Prices
$5 to $18.00
GET YOUR BEDDING
REPLENISHED NOW
Bed spreads, $1.25 to $4.00.
Full side Sheets, 75c to $1.
Pillow Cases, regular size,
15c, 20c, 25c.
Sheeting in all widths from
a yard wide to 11-4.
NEW FALL HATS
Our line of -tailored hats
are stunning. We are show
ing some very nobby white
felt hats for ready wear. We
also have a line of very ex
clusive hats in fine soft col
ors, only one of each. See
them.
SILK UNDER SKIRTS
An assortment hard to
find. Made of best Swiss
Messaline, Silk in Persian
fancy stripes and Dolly Var
den patterns. Pleated flounce
with dust ruffle. All sizes,
made with a draw string
waist. $4.50, $5.00, $6.50
each.
WHAT WE HAVE
Umbrellas that shed the
rain. A new Art Dept. near
the main door. The best line
of Kid Gloves on earth. Most
complete stock of underwear.
An exquisite line of trim
mings. Big line of. Dress
Challies, all wool. Complete
line of Room-Size Rugs.
You ee full measure nf
I careful attention by buying
here.
SHOES A PLENTY.
This season's line of shoes contains innumerable new
styles, conceptions suggested by the present trend of fash
ion, besides the fine staple, attractive types with which we
rank first. No need to remark at length upon the quality,
for every lady knows a good shoe for $2.50 better at $3.50.
WHILE IN THE STORE
Call on our Drapery Dept.,
second floor. You will find
everything in that line by the
yard. Our made curtains are
there also., made of good
Bobonet and wash blond.
Large variety to select from.
See our line before you buy.
Good curtains as low as $1.25
per yard, and up
COTTON HOSE
Star brand hose for Ladies,
good black in 8y2, 9, 92 and
10 sizes. Only a few to sell
at 10c pair.
SEE OUR NEW LINE OF
BELTS AND BAGS
Just in. They are out of
the ordinary. Real leather
We make shades to order. 'bags for $3.00.
WATCH THIS STORE FOR A GIGANTIC REMNANT SALE SOON.
THE HAMILTON
A Popular Store for the People
36-INCH MERCERIZED
SATEEN.
A rich deep black, perma-ji
nent finish. Per yard, 20c.
OUTING FLANNEL.
Extra fine soft finish out
ing in all plain colors and
fancy effects. Hamilton price
10c yard.
Write for samples of new
Fall Silks and Dress Gcads.
We are leaders in these lines.
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Take a Look
At our show windows and
see a few samples of our large
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
stock 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 eeal estate. I Albany Democrat
NOTICE-Tho Albany Lumbar Co.
have moved their olfico to thoir
saw mill In tho oast part of Albany.
Phono your orders direct tj tho mill
Both nhoncs.
WAN TED. Good farm lamia to ex
.hnMitft fi.r l'nrtlnnii nronertv. C.H
on J. V. Pipe. 203 West 2nd St.,
Albany.
ROOMS, new nnd modern, Ht Walton's
Rooming House, Schullt Ilriek, next
door to opera house. By day, week
or month. Homo phono 1458. 8t
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE LOTS.
Adjoining Main Street in Albany for
sale from J400.00 up. one half cash.
It. M. I'nyne, Rooms lit-21 Cusick
Block, Albany, Oregon.
FOR SALE-Corner lot, largo house,
some fruit, Rood location. Also some
furniture. A. Strom, Peiiucralotlice.
Studihakcr Wagons, IU,ggi.s Sur- j
rev's and Hack's at Stewart & Sox ;
11 a rd wo Co. ;
FOR SALE by the nwne-, six room;
house and two lots, center of to.vn, ;
halt block from High school. Apply
on the premises 322 East I 11 street.
11. llama.
PIANO Tl'NINli.- Leave orders lor
piano tuning at Woodworth's lrug
Sto.e. C. M. Henderson, Tuner.
GLASS. All M7.es and kinds, for sale
at the Albany Planinit Mill, cheaper
than ayw hero else in Albany. Skill
iv set. if dcslted. I
FOR SALE at n bargain. to lots nnd,
two hojs s on '1 hn il and Knilroad Sis. '
Price. f.'TlHUH. Iv owner, ti. V.
Simpson, 403 Cimmcicial Block. Port-1
.1 i d. Oregon llll j
rli;i INSCRA'CK- l.est cmpames,
Low tales. C. C. Bryant.
FOR RENT-Residence, close in. In
quiro of Mrs. Brenner, t27 VV. 3rd.
24t
HOLT AGAIN. nt Second and Lyon
street, with a fine stock of meats,
groceries, produce and ftuils.
FoR SALE. Modern 5 room bungnlow,
bv owner. 1159 W. 9th street. Phone
' 1 (U-It Hell. E. L. McNeil. tl5
LOTS CHEAP.- Nice residence lots in
new addition, east mirt of town at
I 1250 00 nnd upward per lot, $10.00
down nnd $10.00 per month, no tnxea,
' no ini-irest. See H. M. Payne,
rooms 19 21 Quick Block, Albany." Or
' HAY WANTED. I am in tho market
for 1000 tons o:its and vetch hay; also
; 500 tons clover nnd 600 tons cheat
hay. Cull or address G. W. Simpson,
.Ml Ens'. Washington St., Portland,
Oregon,
FCR SALIC-Best small farm in j
Willamette Valley at a bargain; good,
inside Albany property taken as part
Invment. See It. l . I'liene. Ciwi.-l.-:
Bldg. Albany, Ore.
MADE IN ALBANY, Show ikses,
cminteis. and other store fixtures,
fust-class goods, by the I'nion Furni
ture Factory. Order of them. Keep
money nt jour home.
FA KM FOR SALE. -SO acres at 75
per acre. One mile from good R. U.
town, graded school, 05 acres culti
vated, 15 in timber, good buildings,
running water, a snap. Call UHn E.
A. Thompsin, Albany Shingle Mill.
141
GARBAGE. Fred katnwatcr loks
after garl age. I'hons Hum 103
GARBAGE If West ofLyon street 50c
month. S B. Penny the garbage'
man. Heme phono 2303. 1
Good 5-rOOm house. Vuh wnndshrd
corner lot on 1st St., acs.:nile loca
tion, $1,350.
A plot of land, about 4 lots, this side
Pcnnywindle, good location, fronting
on two streets, $850.
PACIFIC REAL ESTATE CO.,
106 E. 1st St., Albany.
ARMSTRONG NURSERY CO., E. C.
.Armstrong manager, 491 Court St.,
Salem. Fruit trees, shrubs, orna
ments, apple and pear dwarfs. Sold
direct to planters, no agents. tD
FOR RENT.-ll room house first
ward. Bee W. C. Burkhart.
ROOMS 3 furnished rooms with bath,
block east of high achool, 333 S.
Jefferson, Home phono Black 182.
tl8
FOR RENT. Good barn, room for two
I horses and buggv, light and water.
I 529 E. 3rd. Phone Bell 541 R lit
OK KENT. A furnlshhd room, hot
water heated, close in. . Call at Dem
ocrat office.
FOR RENT. Furnished rooms, for
housekeeping. 432 Baktr St., at
reasonable price. Ht
LOST. A loose leaf note book with
perforated leaves each leaf contain
mg a name and address. Return to
814 Baker St. and receive reward.
Who the"
is Brandy
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Entered at the post offlceAlbany.Or.
tccord class n ail nrattir."
F. P. Nutting.
FIVE GOOD ARTICLES FUR
NISHED BY A SUBSCRIBER,
IF you wantyour wood Bawed call on
P. C. Barnes & Co, Home phone
703. . r2U
FOR RENT. Suite of furnished house
keeping rooms, 332 Ferry St. corner
4th.
MONEY TO LEND. -We have money
in sums of $5000 and over to lend at
7 per cent on improved farming lands.
The Oregon Title and Trust Co.
FOR SALE 6 rear old horse, weigh
ing 1400. Call at 1006 E. 3, or phone
I riomt4UD. 7t
ErM tJ T t. ft . ...
DfttL n lew more good lots in
Hiuelwood. Best residence district,
$10 down $10 per month. No inter-1
est. No taxes. E. H. Craven, 309
Lyon St. Either phone. 7t
WANTED. A girl to do general house
work. Call at 218 .V. 3rd street. tl4
FOR SALE. Fresh cow. J. ,.Horn-
oaek. Hell phone 131 Farmers.
FOR SALE Driving mare, sv.und and
gentle, tor particulars call Bed phone
473-T. st
FOR SALE. Small team, nr will trade
for cattle. Inquire of F;imers 23
Bell.
FOR S.vI.E. - Two svrnn of tv i 4 -6
years old. J. W.Dodge, i orvalli
'19
FOR SALE -Cedar and jew w.vd fence
posts. Address Orin Ju!d, Detroit
Or. t23
THE IMPERIAL -Now in ch.irge of
rs. Stillson. Horn cockieg, good
service. 2nd street, near Democrat
otlice. il
FOR S.U.F -A big bay horse. s(,u.id
an true, $125 V. C Schuiti .1. rsey
Dairy, both phone. 2
A subscriber has handed the Dem-
1 ocrat several excellent miscellaneous
articles on interesting subjects, too ex-
tensive for the limited space of the
uci-.iocrat. Here is a synopsis:
I Sweet Oil for poisons. It will cure
the bite of a rattlesnake, by taking a
spucnful internally and bathing the
I wound externally, and a good many
other things in men and cattle.
I Danger from eating nuts. Salt
should be taken with nuts, especially
when eaten at night. Without salt
j there is danger.
The Baby's Shoes. A pretty story
of a man wiio refused to drink, be
cause while in a pawnshop he had seen
a man enter and try to pawn a pair
of baby's shoes for ten cents with
i which to get a drink, shoes his wife
had bought for the babj-, but which
had died.
1 Sunlight a necessity. Sunbaths are
the most refreshing, life eivintr baths
'one can take. To have good health
one must have plenty of sunshine,
pure air and pure water, free to all,
and should confine one's drink to wa
ter. Excitement and short life. Unnat
Miral and unreasonable excitement is
the deadliest foe to a man's longevity.
He who lives abstemiously, who
j avoids all stimulants, takes light ex
t crcise, never overtasks himself, in
dulges in no exhausting passions,
feeds his mind and heart on no excit
ing material, has no debilitating pleas
ures, lets nothing ruffle his temper,
keeps his "accounts with God and
man squared up," is sure, barring ac
cidents, to spin out his life to the long
est limit to which it is possible to at
tain; while he who lives intcnsclv,
who feeds on highly-seasoned food,
whether material or mental, fatigues
his body or brain by hard labor, ex
poses himself to inflammatory disease,
seeks continual excitement, gives loose
rein to his passions, frets at every
trouble, and enjoys little repose, is
burning the candle at both ends, and is
sure to shorten his d;tvs."
PERSONAL
The Free Sewing Machine,
. I Reminds us of the old- question,
W P. White, of Detroit, has been in Si."
7 - . ... . The wonderful Rotossillo movement
A. M. bchrunk, of balem, was in has made it Dossiblp to ins tho m
town today
J. R. Wyatt has been in the city to
day. Robert Ollinn eamplrlnwn fr.im Mill
jiy evening
iasmonca shuttle in a rotary sewing
machine, and still have it sew even and
smoother than any round bobbin ma
chine. It has eight complete ball bear
ings in the head and stand. Pronounced
tne Dest sewing machine on earth" by
t i mi r.:--.. . d. . ' the best sewing machine on ear
has been in the city todVy!
Alton B. Coates went to Eugene yes- Ask for booklet containing full informs
terday on a business trip. tion, or better still, have a machine
Mrs A . W. Bowersox is visiting with Placed in your home for free trial,
her folks at Wheatland. i FORTMILLER FUR. CO.
E. E. Mnntncrlip nnn n knutlinrr Pnrf-I n .
land real estate man, has been in the Tajor Made
Will Anderson, after a visit home of
a week or two. this afternoon returnprl You can wear a nivliab marl f nf
to Hriital Vpil a. horn ha ta hnnlraan.. elnthoa unda. mc ..1 L
in a big saw mill. seeing W. F. Pfeiffer. They fit the
mrs. r,van rrencn Taylor, of New- , '"u mem to, ana are made
port, is expected in Albany tonight on of "fat-class material to wear.
8 m" dSW ' m"' Parker , ' r 1 .NCY TOILET WATERS - Bear in
Mr. w. M. Parker last evening mind we cirry a complete line of high
returned from Newport, and Miss Alz.na grade fancy toilet waters. Beautiful
will follow this week. oders. Prices right.
Mr. Tom Jackson, of Portland, has Burkkart & Lee.
been in the city on a visit with Father . ..
Lane and other friends here. 1 . A llttl8 ea3h- will nandle on of the
Mr .T w r:moi,- u.' ... j !e?t "BUYS' of the season in Centra
from a visit with her daughter; Mrs" ffli 'fi?11! 1 W diStriCt
D. C. Humphrey, at Rosebur. Aslc Colhn9 & TloT about them-
iJli'SrT".' .See Brandy about it, when you wast
r., 16,lra ,ieave anytmng in tne meat ine groceries
a rew days for Virginia to look afier fruit or produ-e, in the new "nfaXt at
some work for his comnanv the. o.,j L i .!L ".'ne Lnew marKet "
Chief of Police Munkers and family . . .
went to Salem last evening, where the Even up on that ".vioat Bill" hv hnv.
former will remain a couple of days. lnK a lot in Central Addition and build
the latter during the fair you a little h.imo ihi- ..j ih.
Save rent. For narticidnrn rnnanlt
Judge Moses and other members of !?TS Ient- , F
the M. E. church South, of Corvallis L,0llln8 & Taylor
Ipft- tMo nftarninn fn Dnnl .' ,
tend tho annual nnnfrn. B? .7.. A 8u''e relief from tnat
church. cure at Eurns Shoe Store.
and
IUILU.
Miss Hazel Humphiey and several WANTED.-Boy of good habits 17to
mne adv friends, nt Fnnon. thi. on ' b.l. ' ft .:
vearn nf nam mhn ,a t,t
worn. Splendid opportunity to leatn
Magnolia Lauodry.
LARD.-
W AN'l El). To teaeh tanuiy ot eluid
rcn in their country home," man grad
uate from iVrvnllu Agricultural Col
lege. Write stating qualifications,
salary expected.
jusr
To Remind You
CLENDORR lots are for sale, lots
ZOOxLHO ft., sold on terms to unit I
Hette- see us before nil the choice ones
are fconc.
TEBAL'Li REAL ESTATE Co.
vnilnc lariv fnonHo nt l.,n.
J r o J ...w...., i.uKfiic, mis
afternoon returned from their Newport
outing, mey aeciared a delightful sum
mer's visit with the ocean.
Mrs. C. E. Hawkins and her fin
looking team of youn lady Women of
Woodcraft, including a couole of her
own daughters, returned this afternoon You can get a 5 lb pail of pur kettle
to their homes at Toledo, after being rendered Ia7d for 65c at H.nry Brodcn
in the fancv dn a at the atulo fn: MDt ll.i. nia.y nrouirs
. , maincb,
Mm f? R M,.. , j ,.
"'""kuu uuu uaugncer,
Virginia, of Portland, returned home
this afternoon after a visit with Mrs
Montague's sister, Mrs. J. B. Leather
man. Vitginia's picture was recently
one of a group ot Portland babie9 in the
Ui VUIJliUI.
Jas. F. K ixon, special representative For building, ornamental purposes, rip
Of the Nnrtha p( nntr n;t Mn filling r r , r
nhiinrt IV, rf l'ni,..l I I ; .. .
ww, . . v. I,,,,,, ims uuen in tne
city in the interest of the Co. The
Home Co. does i usiness in atliliacion
with this comp iny, g adually spreadine "
out over the coast
o. m VVW1fctherfprd of Wentherford'
& Weatherford attornpvs nno n ,u.l
O. A. C. s most prominent graduates, Mudp in Albany my Xo 1 Edir tJrain
and a former Ann Arbor man. and Miss ! tne BEST in the market. Various
Emma kuhn. of Arm Arbor, were : ?ds and prices from $1.25 upwards,
married nt wpmLc k n a k Puorw himk i.. i. i , K
uvni visit- "I'liiutu wim my name.
in'k!i f- T i ' Weatherford'aiik 0u U- Examine these shinglea
. - (ivr niii nvp rHii , vvivic uuvi v p ipwdam
samples at M. Senders & Co'a store.
. L,. wod, n u tt
Home Phone, 4.
Shingles.
- n.n nve ine
oesl whes of Albany people generally.
b. A. THOMPSON
W use no dry kiln.