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About Albany democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1900-1912 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 27, 1911)
S. E. YOUNG & SON S. E. YOUNG & SON HANDBAG SPECIALS For a few days you will have the opportunity of buy ing handbags at reduced prices. We find that with new bags coining in and business in that department not so aw fully rushing the last two weeks, there are too many of them. In order to cut down the stock and at the same time get rid of a few bags that are going out of style, we offer this special. $ 1.10 is fhe price of any in the LOT. MANY OF THEM ARE NEW STYLISH BAGS that arrived only a little over a week ago. Black Velvet, Tan Suede, and Imitation Leather with the LONG CORDS or straps that are so in demand. The Genuine Leather with Leather Lining and the Alligator Bags receive the big cut in price. We want to get rid of them. One number, a large, white metal trimmed bag of Imitation Leather, just in, is marked regu lar $1.25. The others are all reduced, and we feel that we are offering very good values for the money. The entire lot is on display in the window. Look them over and choose the one you like best. $1.10 is the small price asked. THIS MORNING N ws from Albany's Si:. Early Trains. AT THE COURT HOUSE! CIRCUIT COURT Mrs. F. N. Wood left for Seattle to meet Mr. Wood, who will arrive there lomorrow from Nome, not waiting for the last boat ut. He has been in charge of a drectee for several months during the mining season, now closed '. lor this kind of work. Nome during the winter ha dwindled to a town of a thousand or less, for a good many of them are people who can't alTord. to come out. Application David C. Holt to register title. U. S. Hill attorney. Hunting licenses were gran'ed Swank aged S4 and his son J. W. 62 Phil aged Deeds lecorJed: 0. P. Overton to B. G. Lane small tract 0 J Kramer to W. A. Plait lliu Here il. N. Cnckerlir.e to Alice A Cock- line 222 by 264 feet bi 41 Albany Judge Bushy, of Marion county and luitya nnn.o. r.t F lnK n. .. C.. ton together to see the wii.d-un of the W; Parsons to Geo. A. Parsons work on tho uiers of the new bridee 1 - t rt' i i lor the winter and figurina on next 1 al''ret A. Monteith et al to Sa yeiir a worK. . : ". jrA ""-.a i O. P. OvenontoB.G. acre Lane2 feet Peg Killed by an Auto. l 10 l 10 10 scoo s. E. YOUNG & SON S. E. YOUNG & SO? A number came down on the Lebanon ' train: Phil Swank on his way to New- ' port iu catch a salmon for his wife, vitt, i-l..-.. v.- u.... 1 l:..: im I ...hi. niiuill UC UCTTll llVl.lg ut jcais, I Mrs r lo, who has a class at Lebanon, , A. I. Crandall, Lawyer Newport, J. G. rerKins, lorn fsigeos, t'rot. Hargrove, 1 I and Mrs. M. P. liriggs and daughter. ! Uj0, the valuable home dog of Mary ; Parker, yesterday evening was killer1 by Mrs. D. W. Rumbangh and daughter n nuto down nar Penny winkle, while went up to Lyons to look after the, Miss Mary was on her way home from Uurn'mugh firm. her aunt's, Mrs. Wheeler. The auto VWUium Ritchie left for the east on was going pretty fas1, and did not stop a business trip. How far ho will go to 'Pll,n ' rosults. Mary's heart was was not certain, perhaps only to Chi- just about broken in two The dug wa cago tiorn in Hio Janerio, South America and H. C. Moran and A. W. Blackburn, was valued at least at $50, a pet that grand jurymen, returned to Lebanon. had been presented her by an aunt. Mrs- b'. E. Rains, of Lacomb, re- - Fred Veal.'of Oregon's biggest chair Tongue BitUn Off. factory, w,nt to Portland i Mrs. Frank Reiner, of Portland, re- . . , , . turned home accompanied by her moth- ,. K,y 'lnrlar; "' y ' er-in-!uw. rs. Chas. W.,rnir. the eastern part of 'ha city bit the end The evidence in the case of C. H. . (iamagea for slander, went to the jury hist night, afier long arguments by tne altorneys, and the jury promptly brought in a verdict of noi guilty, which also seemed to be the verdict of the audience hearing the case. It locked somewhat like a community row always viewed with disfavor. This morning the important condem nation case of the Oregon Electric-, against U. M. Cooper was begun. The defendant 'claims damages to his. propoi ty on account of certain water nmv.r tttlviintmreH ulliHrpri tin nnnralintr on the premises. 1 n loliowing jury wos drawn: O. L. Uxltlmoro, A. Barnes. H S Bliss, P. Brings, J C. Davis, A.J. Lightle, . John Van, J. Schiagel, Jos. Strick les, J K. P. Tate. J. P. Wrightman, R. A. Marsh. Tne case was stated lo the jury, w hich then adjoarnod, with the attor neys lo the Cooper turn to inspuct the Mtualinn personally. While the jury were gons the fol ow jury was urawn for ti.e -t. B. Miller u.i. W. H. Davis: V. N. Ballinger. J. . Jo hns. W. A. Cox, A. 1. Crandall, L i SXeilnn, Jas. Nanney,.John Learv, . r v. r. .......... ,i . M..h,n n i,iwnp-tai, jas Darcy, J. DeiU.. After several ell'orts to get rid of the imnctmeut against Miss E. Merrill, charged with the larceny of about- $t5 . lium frank McQuillan, a lumber mail from mi the C. K: thn trial nf the ciue was set for Friday at 9 a.m. er in-law, rs. Chas. Wiigner. Assessor McKnighi went out to Tall man. M. Winter left again. Rev. Leach returned from Harris burg. Tom Paine, of Geoch, returned home after an Albany trip. Earl llrandeuerry left for points norl.t on lumber business. Following tho Oregon Electric case wi I De thai of il. B. Miller agt. W. H. DaV:S for the recovery of personal property and damages. of his tongue oil, and all kinjs of re poits hnve been made about how it happened. Even with th aid nf Jchn Catlin and the chief of police it is n t known for certain; but it is probable n. was just a p'ain cnau of bite, an accident. The weather. WATCHES. F. M. French & Son. Rnnge of temperau-e GS-42. Thn river i. 1 foot. ' I'r. diclk n:fmr tonight and Thursday. FOR THE LADIES TI5 HIGH TIME that y.v... became acquainted with this drug store. Tbcrr- is no guess work abou. o..r service. We employ only pure drugs, m the t.rst place aiu c mea-f.e nc-uratciv even the most co'iimou articles. Wc especially uni-e your prc-crintion wor'i as our system 'i checking and the c.aracter ot ou. dnr.;-i ni.il.c it utterly impossible to make a mistake. BURKHART.-& LEE . THE BEST TO BE, HAD m Baked GiDds, Gvocsrles, Producs raits, at We have 1CO0 samples of woolens Hiitr'.ble for ladies' suits and coats. Cal land inspect, V. F. PFEiFFER. as you passed by MURPHY'S SEED STORE tht the Gcoodell strawberry plants hnd arrived direct from Sunnyside. Wn, Thia berry won tho highest Rwarii nt the A. Y P. Exposition. Get in on the ground flor if you are particular ubout a. good strawberry. ' The Tuesday Club, 1 he TuppHav Clnh mt yesterday Bf.rno..ri at ;hf 1 o ul l.i-vi Hulbert in ii. vuv ,ni it-a.in;; tnd enjoyable session. Tub nitvtcninf of huitiorous q"utiitions elicited much interest. In guessing; the number of bcrns in n smull bottle Mrs. G. U. CwuU curried oil' the honors, t'Utssmg within a few, Som were several hun-lred o(f. The reftea menta were appreciaud. hruit Trees. Ko.v is a goo i time to place your order for what nursery stock you will be needing irotn u firm that ia willing and able to make trood at nil times. Al.Ii'.NV ivtUtSERIES, Albany, Oregon. m A F"3 W 9 YTUUiP Ail IP; I Special Communication St. Jnhn'e l.odi'e tht Wednesday) eveiiiiiL. ,it T:iJ oi.arn. Work in ' O. B. bANDBiRS, W. M. E. WASHBURN. Roc. Wilson's- Basatsmsonaa Both Phones. F 0. WILL, lor Wattht "T!i3 .3"igni of Q'.iaVi':. The Albany Bakery All kinds nf wood sowed in nnv leinrih r)?ired. Best, coal on the mrirket Ht. resonable prices, delivered promp'.'j in lun;e r.r smnll quantities Albany Fuel Co., j . Rnih hlkfc""er n'1 Tl,oipn- iWew. and Dehcious Have us make some photos of your home. We are ex perts at out door photography and Our equipment is of the best. Post cards $1,25 per dozen, mounted photos from $1.00 to $3.00 per dozen. Phone us and we will come at any time you say. All work guaranteed. Home phone 318 Bell 45S-R fWh Phone ffn?1 Transfer! Cv 8! Everv Dav B Next door to P. uiny, Or. O., Al- Photos 9 Loo1; for the name SHUR ON Stamped in the'.brbge. Y"U pre t!in one who must tiuffor the r-xprnte, apnfvanci3. and discomfort if you accept a sub a'iluto. E. C. Meade, Optcmetriat. EYE-GLASS Phone E. R. Cummings, oflice with L. J. Gray Real Estate Co., corner of Second and Lyon streets. Light and heavy hauling of all kinds, piano mov ing, baggage. Orders promptly at tended to. Office phones Home 463, Bell 493-J. Res. Phones, Home 146, Bell 350. Phone all oiders from 8 to 12 and 1 to 5 to office; to Res. at morning, noon and nights. All orders promptly attended to. Both quality and right prices prevail at F. G. WILL'S Jewelry Store GET READY FOR THE LONG WINTER evenings ' by having Electric Service in your home. Special rates now on. See our soiici'.or. Ralston Electric Supply Company, 312 V' .Second inreet. Radiators, Lamps j and all 'Sheet Metal i work on I Automobiles neatly repaired by MEDIN & STUAPT. j 118 Second St. next door to Bell Telephone Office. Shingles. Vstk jn Albany my .No. 1 Edu lirnir. the rtST in ;he market. Varir u& crr-..-3 prices from 81.25 upwards r ry i i',ch h'nwlcd wi'.h my name. Li.ok it it. Exumino Ihese Bhinijluf . before tuyinc eciviir:e. . A 70MPSl-N- French Moiigais, Creia Candies, Rich Chocolates. Elite Chocolate Shop 'W-B-' CORSET Is the only reducing Corset to ac complish its purpose without the use of torturing belts, bands or buckles that distrjr'L the flesh and briny unhy gienic pressure over the vit;il or-an. W. 11. Kcdu.sn Corsets arc guaran t ed to rnluce the hiv, back and ab domen one to five inches. Made of specially dnrabtc mntcria's to withstand tear or b'eak. Ij'Miir.i; FTuaraniecd not lo rust. Ucduso Corn ets maintain their shape under sever est wearing test-;, making them tin most sati-factorv and economical corset for the well developed or aver' a;3'e fi"iir'. I-rice S3 up. err THE WRONG IDEA! Many people have the idea that the medicine they have taken for their stomach, liver, kidneys, etc., is the cause of bad teeth. THIS IS NOT SO It is an excuse for neglect of your teeth, and on the other hand the neg lect of your teeth, in many cases, is the cause of the diseases which require medicine. Best to have yi-ur teeth at tended to before they cause any dia- Dr. W. A. Cox, Painless Dentist 225 West 1st, Albany, Ore. THE I. X. !.. D.'l BARGAINS VA HEAL ESTATE. i n n" dr" kiln 5 1 ONE Is the place to get j.t:r im'.K re.im. h.jtn h'inra-itee-! to It pure. ! J'nd 3-roor.i ho,.-.. woodshed. ml crcim to wm. (..ill me r.n i;i-?r ' " 131 -' i leave you a trial j !on, M0U. " no''ini? if I : ., ,. o( ,.nA ,hout 4 iof. ,(,: ' ". tmtr: Mt P.nnywin,n.f gpr,) location, front::-a . . ..it I want Try me; i : .Inn t treat you tair. I I 'yivhci-c east of Brcsitlbin ' TACII-'IC REAL ESTATE CO., I'!inr,e Home 27.15. tlcll rarrii-i lo. C. P. feebler. Prou i E. 1st St.. Albany. phone and bofV ' ,!.. . V'nr lni!.'i-if. ornamental purp'urs, rip t n.n. fi'iin.f. ev. aawp.rf M. SwU-m & Co'sstors I W. L. COBB, K U 6, : H-ne rhone.S. LARD.- '- . Very Special Prices on Rugs and Furniture L'MTIL FURTHER NOTICE WE ' WILL GIVE 23 PER CENT DIS COUNT. ?4?m Drcerj $36.0H .1'l.m I)rfe 24.00 r23.'K) l)rr.q.-5rs 20.00 i2U.m Drcs'-ers 16.00 Dressers 14.40 Same disrount applies to all Iron I'.eds and all Kuk'., I'.'rl Sprin(?, etc. We al;n want yr'iir Hardware and Grocery linsiness. GILBERT BROS, Groceries, Hardware, Rugp, 3 Floors V il rm trrt n S ib pill ui rur" 1-nrt'c r '., .! A U.T ."- at i'ft:rv Krwiers I m -t Jt. itflet. W. H. fc'luro No, Its. C5?AT,:2ER3 & McCUNH E. c'. ii . s Aiirny Ag?r.t3. WAIT ME IT u i Tr i ' .1 riT r-vr r i r - 'i29S2:or.u !rfe, Between heny & trcatlilbn