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IF SO-WE WANT TO SEE YOU IN THIS STORE AND TALK DRESS GOODS
AND SILKS TO YOU when it comes to piece goods of all kinds, and findings to
complete your dress--we claim to be second to none. Look into the windows and see
the display of Silks and Dress Goods. We are going to DIG them all out where you
can see whats what. No matter what you want if its made of wool or silk we have
it. Give your attention to these dep'ts for a few days and be pleased with what you
buy.
EVENING SHADES IN '
WIDE SERGES.
56-inch imported all wool
serge in ijeautiful evening
shades. Heavy enough to
not require a lining. Light
blue, pink, pearl, tan. Per
yard $1-98
SILK AND WOOL
POPLIN
One of the most popular
dress materials of the sea
son. . btreet ana evening
shades. 42 inches. 10 shades
in all. $150 yard.
NUNS VEILING
AND HENRIETTAS
'36-inch wool, good for
1 .... A 11
shades, including black and
cream. Some only short
pieces of a few yards. The
two lines, 50-S9C.
WOOL CHALLIES. .
Broken lot of all wool
challies in an assortment of
patterns of. light and dar
hades. 27 inches, in two
lots, at 55c and G5c yd
HEAVY COATING
Never Such a Collection Shown in Albany.
Four lots, mannish cloth made 90 inches wide and
shrunk down to 56 and 58 inches. You will find here the
most pleasing lot of scarce shades such as ink blue, biscuit
tan, grey, broken checks of tan and brown, Scotch mix
tures and tweeds and a few that are slightly basket.
$1.50 a yard for 58-inch Grey Tan.
$1.75 a yard for 58-inch Grey Tan.
$2.00 a yard for 58:inch Navy Gray Mixture.
$2.50 a yard for extra heavy mixed.
ALL WOOL SERGES
Serges are good as long as
a thread lasts. We carry an
extra large line of the best
Domestic and imported
goods.
42-inch English Serge, all
colors 85c
46-inch Storm Serge in
.black and navy .....$1.00
50-inch French - Serge, all
colors and a great dress
goods $1.15
Coating Serges, 60 inches
black and navy, made for
men s wear ...$2.98 yd
36-INCH BLACK
TAFFETA
Full yard wide, soft fin-;
ished silk, one we guarantee
to wear. Very popular for
waists. Just now special per!
yard 98c
GRANITE CLOTH.
44-inch soft wool, especially adapted for dresses. Navy
garnet, black, Helio. Special per yard - 85c
' ' MARQUISETTE AT $1.25.
City stores get $1.50 for this same cloth. See our line
Navy, Alice, brown, black and delft, a sheer pretty silk for
dresses. Per yard $1.25
SILKS
That Are the Best, at a Less Price.
A wide range of light colors in 27-inch Messaline. A
silk very popular for dresses, waists and linings. About
20 shades a limited yardage of some of the best colors
Special 85c
BLACK PEAU DE OYGNE
Full yard wide, colored edge to insure pure dye. Rich
deep black and sold "by many stores for $1.50. Special $1.10
EXCLUSIVE WAISTINGS.
Some extra fine waist patterns in exclusive patterns
New coloring and figures on fine Messaline. Brown, navy
green, gray .: '. 95c yd
YES, We have TAN Shoes to fit YOU.
STORE
A Popular Store for the People
REMNANTS.
New pieces added every
dav. bhort ends irom our,
regular stock goes on the
bargain table at a low price.
Every kind and color can be
round. Pick through and!
see. One-third and one-haUti
off.
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
stock the largest line of
Stoves, Ranges and Heaters
that have yet been shown in
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
WANTED wor',:lv the hour. Mrs.
Dawson, 4;sti W Dth.
IF you wnntyour wood unwed cull on
F. C. Humes & Co. Home phone
703.
FOR SALE The Dt-t Improved
10-acre small fruit ranch in the valley.
On terms to suit. Call up owner,
Home phone 1501.
1. J. Baltmoro will sol, hi lino Trap
gun cheap
NOTICE The Albany Lumber Co.
have moved their olllce to their'
unw mill in the east part of Alliany.
Phone your orders direct to the mill.
Both phones. I
Bith phones.
Studebakcr Wagons, Fluriri.is Sur
rey's and Hack's ut St-iwurt Sox
Hnrdvve Co.
KOI! SALE hy the owner, a six room!
house and two loin, renter of to.wn,
Imlf block from llish school. Apply
on the promises S22 East 4 h sinet. I
II. b'urns.
I'lANO Tl;NL'li. t.envc orders for
piano tuning at Woodworlh's Diuk
Store. ('. M. Henderson. Tuner. ;
GLASS. All sizes and kind's, for pnlo
at the Albany I'liinmR Mill, cheaper p
than ay where wise in Albany. Skill-:
Iv set, if desired, ;
WW. INSUKANCP-R.'st companies,
I on rales, C. C. levant
FA KM HK SALE --M acres at 75 ,
ner acre. One mile from $mni U. K. .
town, graded e hool, tS seres colli-'
vated, IS in timber, good buildings,
running wafer, a snap. Call Uon E. i
A. Thooipsi n, Albany Shingle Mill.
in !
ARMSTRONG NURSERY CO., F.. C.
Armstrong manager, 411 Court St.
Salem. Fruit trees, shrubs,
WANTED. -Boy to cary Oregonians.
Hen Clelen. 1
KOU SALE.-Csbbage foi suuer kraut,
and onions. A. W. Uurlin, Bell far
mers 26. tl9
rOK KENT. A fuinisned room, htjt
water boated, close in. Call at Dem
ocrat nftioc. Men only
FOR SALE A few more good lots in
Hiizelwnnl. Host residence district,
$10 down J 10 i r tron'h. No inter
est. N i luxes E. H. Craven, 309
Ljon St. tu her phone. it j
FOR SALE - 3 11. t'. Wcstinghouse
electric motor, cho"p for cash, run
one month. Bex 47, R. U. 6. Santi
am Road. tl6
MADE IN ALBANV, Show iks.es,
rounteis, and other store tlxures,
first-class goods, by the Union Furni
ture Factory. Order of them. Keep
money at your home.
CIDER. -Oct. 11 will begin making
cidi r, an.) every Wd. forenoon until
fu.-iker notice." C. R. V turner. R.
D 4. Homophone 2801. U:tt
LOTS 1 OR SALE Two at corn-r
ot Sih and Main streets; one at cor
ner oi 0th and Main; two at corner
of 7th and Sherman. All near M.id-i-nii
street school. Trice tntr hun
dred to live hundred dollars each.
Call on underLined or phone 11'.'
Home Home T. 1 ll.ickieman. t':0
FOR SALE-B. P. Rock hens and
pudels. Abo a few white Leghorn'
pullets, Chas. Collins. R D..4, Al-
bany. Home pnone itiib. n'ji... i
WANTED. - FouseKeeper for wld;wer
widow with little girl prefered. Ad
dress VV. W. Dawson p. o. box 517
Albany. t27
LOST. A ladVs gold watc . Please
return to Albany Dressed Beef Co's
office.
( Yoi'r shoes made iQ0d as new at
I Burns Shoe Store. ,
j FOR SALE. A gasoline engine, 2 H.
P. Fairbank Morse, almost new, for
I sale cheap G. W. Laubner, Halsey.
1 FOR SALE A Super ior seeder and a
! sorrell mare. E. M. Perfect. R. D.
I 4. Phone 201 Home. t4
Studebaker wagons, oueeies. surreys
and backs at Stewart & Sox Hdw.. Cr, j
GRAPES for sae bv the bushel, Con
cord. Mrs. W.N. Phillips, N Al
1 bany. bell phone. 17c
POTATO and HOP LAND small tracts
of bottom land for sale on easy ierm.
! H. Bryant tl4
WOOD Maple forsale. Walton Rooti
I House. Home phone l-iod. 14t
WANT a "blind" tj pewrighter?
Rawlings closing cut stock of ''blind
models. Prices 'JO and 25.00
(Bargains) Machines A-l condition.
I all an '. investigate.
FOR SALE - Peanut roaster. Inquire
K E. Rex, 914 E. 2nd st. lot
FOR SALE-Cows, fresh next month,
ana 17 shoats. Chus. Schultz, R D.
J. lit
i- NCY TOILET WATERS - Bear in
mini! we c rry a complete line of high
gn.Me fancy toilet waters. . Beautiful
odi is. Prices right.
Burkkart & Lee.
TO MOM ESEEKERS 600 acres in
si'utll tracts to suit purchasers, for
tuW on easy tertrs. H. Bryant. t7
Albany Democrat
Entered at trie-post office.. Albany, Or.
tmrn ih fs n til iratti r.
F. P
Nutting.
IS THE WILLAMETTE IMPROV
ING?
PERSONAL
for
Mr. and Mrs. S. tW. Ross left
Newport today to spend the winter.
J. A. Plummer, now a resident of
near Thoin?s, with that place as his P.
0., was in the city today.
Mrs. Adra Smith Flo left last ni:ht
for Los Angeles, where she will take
some special lessons.
I Prof. Montgomery, aviator, took his
The attention of the Democrat is tumble yesterday, do n at San Jose,
called to a recent article in the Ore- and the funeral wiil be this week,
son, w ritten by E. U. Will, of Port- Miss Nellie Burns bst evening gave
land, a former Albany business man, a delightful Hallowe'en party, enjoyed
in which he says; j with her ry a crowd of young friends.
"The writer recently made a ten ; David Graham, a prominent Eugene
mile drive in Linn county that he had sho- dealer, formerly a star U. O. loot
Special Communication St.
John's Lodge this) Wednesday)
eveninK at 7:3U sharp. Work
F C Decree.
G. E cANDEftS, W. V.
E. WASHBURN. Sec.
not made tor seven years. In all
that drive he saw but one new place
building up. None of the tartns are
being divided into smalied holdings,
no new business is Drought into ac-
build up the community and ' or t0 Salem.
ball man, was in the City yesterday
Dr. D. M. Jones, of Sodaville, has
been in the city. He wishes to sell or
trade his Sodaville property for Albany
property, with a vew of moving here
turn to
Al. jopuo.w aploDd 31LIOS JOA 'UAVOl
we do not get more new immigration.
He also attacks the high price of
farm land prevailing, and declares the
reason the influx is not greater is be
cause ot over-valuation.
The Democrat doesn't know where
Mr. Will traveled his seven miles, but
J O. t.f.e left this week for Death
Valley, Ca if., where he and his brother
own a valu.tule go d mine, for which
they have received a fl .tiering offer,
that if accepted will put them on Easy
; street. '
F G. WILL, lor Watches
CHOICE OF ANY
fiiciirji i
Mrs. Reum'a crocery is now just west
of the Democrat office.
Hp
A1
IN THE STORE
nd Warden, for :
Wm Peac.:ck. j
114 I
FOR SALE 2 drays, 2 teams, 2 sets!
douiue harness, 1 pinno mover, and
good will. Call at Gilbert Bros, or
B41E4.h. 18 !
WANTED Girl or woman, 7C4 E 2nd
St.
Potatoes
Wanted
it must have been in the dark, or at
least was not a fair criterion for him t
to hit his old county such a whack, j GRAPES. -Concord
People who have been all over Linn j sale by the bushed,
county know that there has been a
decided improvement in seven years,
that farms have been cut up in a
good many instances, and that a pros
perity prevails through the county
that is emphatic.
In the cities the improvement is
very striking. Albany is a different
nbi.-e from seven vears auo. a trans
formation in fact, not only in increase'.
of population, but in internal im
provements. Lebanon has gone
ahead with marked strides in that
time, Brownsville is having a splen
did growth, and tne other towns are
growing.
The price of farm lands here is said
J. to be le--s than in many other places,
j hut that is a matter that takes care ol
I itseli. ','overned by t lie law of supply
and demand. Farm values are less
Pfeiffer9
PEY HATS
s
PAGDARD SHQES
Towel Supply Department.
In Carload or Less Ouantitv th:m in thc Mi5si'PPi and Missouri
in LanoaasorLess uanuiy as sbown hy thc n gov-
cnmuMit census reports, leaving a
!ii:i'iMn for increase.
A tood mativ newcomers r.re ar
riving in the valley, and it is having a
health v and permanent growth, one
that is going to increase faster the
coming vears.
Apples, union4, all Kinds of produce.
St'e u. be-'ure you sell.
Hest atonikie facilities in towu
Albany Supply Co.
Clean towels daily for offices, stores,
garages, etc. Your choice of three ex
tra fine soaps' made especially for us.
Rates 50 cents per months, up. Tel
ephone our office or ask our drivers.
MAGNOLIA LAUNDRY.
2nd and Lvon.St.
li r tin eeries and Vent.
LODGE MEETINGS.
Tlx
O. M. every S.itui'V-iy even
mil
incuts, apple and pear dwarfs. Sold
direct to planters, no agent:. tD
New To Oav
R SAL ESTATE.
I lu.v.i i,n exeepii'inaily nond buy in ri
lot on Sv ,'n.t S'r el l'.ivmv nil p'.-c
fir. M'iv tpjick if ytm an) a v o
buv. 'I'm- is a go,..i bu in s I rn;eiry
J. V. Pipe, '-3 'Air-i SiconuSt,
orns-1 A loan), Die.
'I'he Woodmen of the Wor.J every
l-'riiiay evening. L. Yierock, clerk.
Mauanita Circle 1st and 3rd Mon
d.iv. Sv-hmitt lilock.
M.'.lcrn Woodmen every -i'd an 1
4;'i Wednesdays. Grant t"roma- cler'v.
S.'hmitt Mock.
K -yal Neighbor every 1; .t'-.d 3rd
edne'5i':iys. Alice Kirk, Recorder.
Schmht ilU-ck.
WANTED A temperate youne man I
wan's steadv wor: i n a farm ir-0 ? '
reference. 104 W 3rdS'. Albm-. t271:
r'OR RENT One fnrm 2 miles from 1
Albany, SO acres, house and bar" I
One tarm S miles from Albany, 125!
icr. no hous. or barn. Cask vnt ,
S. E. Yoing & S. n t2 i
POTATOES By A. P. Wheeler, the!
A. Henshav po'ato?s. Re I 357!
Hnip ?lt ;
CABBAGE For s-iucr kruvt srd;
onion. Phone Kaimers 2x1, E. L. :
McKeever. 27t j
KOR " ENT. -2 unfurni herl rooms, 'or
light housekeei re. wiih wood, watr
and phone. Ml baKer. li
KITCHEN SETS
GIVEN AWAY FREE
SEE the valuable present we have
for you, and learn why your dollars
have greater purchasing power with
us.
R. ROGOWAY & SONS,
12G-134 2nd St., Aibany-
Dealers in furniture, carpet;, linoleun-.f, sieves,
raiges, tinware and granite ware.