Albany democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1900-1912, November 03, 1911, Page 7, Image 7

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    S. E. YOUNG & SOX
8. E. YOUNG & i?ON
mimsingwear
Munsing Union Underwear has become so popular,
ihe demand so strong, that the word MUNSING is known
nearly every where.. You naturally connect it with under
v t-:.r whenever you think of it. Just say MUNSING
V. EAR saves time, and really don't you think it sounds
more REFINED. Anyway, when you say MUNSING
WEAR to the salesperson you are taking no chances. You
are sure to get the underwear that has stood the test of
many seasons' demands. Underwear that has gained its
popularity and increased the demand through its own mer
its. A garment that will fit YOU, because they are made
for ail Lizes of people, the SHORT of the TALL, the
STOUT or the SLENDER. You can get most any grade
or material you choose. You will pay just about the same
price you have been in the habit of paying. You will get
more satisfaction and comfort in the wearing. Wearers of
MUNSINGWEAR rarely can be induced' to buy any other
kind. YOU try MUNSINGWEAR this season and be
come a regular satisfied wearer. ' For men, women and
children.
THIS M0RN1NO A GOOD ONE.
News From Albany's Six Early
Train... s
Ihe New Craft Shop
Hi. Richards returned to Portland,
where hu is now rusiLir.g, with his IM
ear old violin He oid not make this
one, but he has made twenty-five
others altogether, making a specialty
ol Oregon wood, whioii 1)0 has demou
siruted has the tone His. tirat was
in 1S7S. One made in lsJ is now
owned by D. B. Trouiman, of Monte
vilie. a fine instrument, formerly owned
oy several, taking the prize lit Albany's
last coun y fai in 1S3J.
ALBANY
Victoria chocolates
At the Mission Parlors.
Plenty of mud guards at Baltimore's.
Bicycles all the time at Baltimore's.
Fence costs for sale at the Shingle
Mill. '
M H. Craft on Monday will be in hi?
new market, at Second ami Kerry, one
o: ihe most complete anu m at in the
vai ey, tui.y equipped wiui all tne i You gt the best fruit nouget at the.
m dera arrangements cold storage. . Ml3al0I' Parlurs. h
unitary fountain, etc. A sausage ... . , . , , . .
Mtonen has been erected, and the be.t A shipment of Fisk tires freah f.om.
machinery recureJ for every depart- 'he tatory at baltimore a.
m. nt. Tne sales room will be a prht y , Victoria Chocolates, at the Mission.
one, ami, besides it all the shop will Parlors, are delicious eating.
have the meal go .ds.
3jse Ball Tonight.
R. Rogonay went to Portland to at
tend the funeral of Nathan Rogoway.
The body was taken through lasi even
ing from Ashland, and was buried to-
i clay in Portland, where he formerly re
sided, the identilK-ation was comple e.
There is said to be little doubt that he
wus murdered.
Engraved cards, Wedding invitations,
Tonight there will be indoor base ball Announcements, Stationary. .Mono
,.f . fui ,,r,l,.r hUiu,o..n i h Kniirhia nf grams. "Rawlmgs That'. A II...
Chicken pic dinner in . M. E. dining
olumbus and the Alcos, with Fiesel
and McKenna as tho balterv for the
X C. boys, and Torbet and Patterson
lor the Alcos, with Smith at first. Will
btgin ai 8 sharp.
Mrs. J. J. Whitney returned to her
home at Lawson, next the farm of W;
W. .. rawford, dealer in automobiles
and windmills 1 -
P. Kester went to Portland on his
regular sixth week eye trip.
Mrs. F. H. Colpitts returned le her
home at Gates.
i ts Daisv Dannals Al on left for
Seattle, her former home, on a visit
with tr.ei.-u .
Jos. Grosnong wont down to Millers
to look after his mini. He reports the
grading of the O. h. all complet. d in
that section.
Mrs. A. M. Hammer left for Berlin
on a visit with her brother.
Among the drummers leaving again
were Sam Goldsmith, Del Bogart and
J. C. Donovan.
Attention.
Having sold my office at 325 Lyon St.
tn Mrs. ( 1. Ilritfpr. ( have onened fan
ollice for the present at the corner of eon) one, among the many fine things
. . r i. , ii. . I :. - t.:i.... T i u I ..
Something everybody can use who.
goes out in the wet, Webfoot Shoe Oil,
which makes the shoo waterproof.'. At
B'irns Shoe Store.
Naomi Ruth, a 9 year old girl resid
ing on Montgomery street, fell, at her
home, resulting, in a break of both,
a ins.
The Saturday Evening Post, is out.
Chu Chu I hi- Shearer, is a tine sequel so
1-euntine & uo. ine Delicti is anntner
3rd and Lyon. 1U4 West rd St. where
we' have a nice suit of rooms. Call and
see uj before going elsewhere. Con
sunaton tree. All work first c!t,ss.
Puc tic phone 488 K Dk A. C. fc ATON.
Mr. C. L Eaton, Ass't Optician.
S. E. YODJSG & SON
S. E. YOUNG & SON
Mrs. Overstreet, who has been at tho
Hamilton Store for a week with, real
hair goods, left for another city, after
doing a fine business in Albany, having
some good sales here. Hkir switches
have become an important part of the
makeup of the modern woman who
li tes to look in season.
Card of Thanks.
in it. See Hi ley Lobaugh and get one.
The fire bell rang last night. It was
thought there was a fire at the home ot
H. W. MeElmurrv, smoke emerging,
from under the roof. But it proved not
to be serious.
Duiing the first month of bowling at
ih Mco club allevsonly five went a Dove.
200, as follows: Bud Stnver 221, the
Misfit man 212, Capt. Stel'macher 2f8,
Marshall Woodworlh 06, U. A F. od
2U2 and 201..
A street sign that took was one
thrown on the sidewalk in front of W.
. f. neuter s last nigni oy an eiecrnc
. ., ,,i, . arrangement in the window. It fooled
th!t8rrayrechgivu:, z ziztyboiy takinK te
chace you will always find my goods for paint on the walk.
and pricia right. L. W. ROSS. I A fine squash, weighing nearly a
. hundred pounds, has been added to the
, " w;;ti?dci ot ih. display at the commeicial club. I'.wi;
Fresh Yamuna Bay OYsTERS raised by W. J. Smith, without any
Mission Parlors. w t nursing, just grew in the rich soil of
I WATCHES, F, M. French & Son. I the Smith farm. Most big squashes.
are helped along scientifically.
The Weather.
Range of temperature 02 46
The river 1 foot.
Preoiction:; feir and cojler ttnight,
Thursday fair.
FOR THE LADIES
'TIS HIGH TIME
that you became acquainted with this drug store. There is no guess work
abou: our service. We employ only pure drugs in the hrsi place and we
measure accurately even the most common articles. We especially unite
your prescription work as our system of checking and the character ot our
make it utterly impoMMuic io ui.nvc-
drug
BURKHART & LEE
THOEST TO BE HAD
in Baked GdocU, Groceries, Produce
and Fruits, at
. ' Mrs. A. Kyle and children desire to
' express their incere thanks fir svm-
We have 1000 samples of woolens nd kindes du.rin .tho. "J1
. ,, , . . ana utter the death of their husband
suitable for ladies suits and coats. and (father) an(1 particularly 0 the
Cal land inspect. Masons, United Attizuns, ilraym n and
W. F. PFElFFER. friends.
Wilson's--
Both Phones.
Did You Notice
as you passed by
MURPHY'S SEED STORE
that the Gooodell strawberry plants
had arrived direct from Sunnyside. Wn.
This berry won Ihe highest award at
the A. Y. P. Exposition. Get in on tne
ground floor if you are particular about
a good strawberry.
hruit Trees.
Now is a good time to place your
order lor what nursery stock you will
be needing from a firm that is willing
and tiule to make good at all times.
ALBANY NURSERIES,
ii Albany, Oregon. .
Uovcr Leaf Dairy
w
It you appreciate elenn. saniti ry ml
pure milk give us a cull
:-! ' ' J F, HUGGINS, Plop.
Home Phone
COAL
BUY a Singer sewing machine, the
best on earth, at reduced price, at
Bern's Shoe Storn
GOLD FISH All colors, a fine lot,
i BurKhart & Le's.
"The Sign of Quality.
The Albany Bakery
All kinds of wood sawed in any
length desired. Best coal on the
market at reasonable prices, delivered
prompt' in large or small quantities
I Albany Fuel Co.,
j Uocksteader and Thompson.
Rnth Phnno
EYE-GLASS
SHUR-ON MOUNTINGS
Loo!; for ihe name SHUR-ON
Stamped in the.brbge.
You are the one who must suffer the
xpunse. annoyance, and .discomfort if
you accept a tub stitu'e.
E. C. Meade, Optometrist.
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 solicitor.
Ralston Electric Supply Company,
312 Weit Second Street.
or Transfei
Phone E. R. Cummings, office with
L. J. Gray Real Estate Co., corner of
Second and Lyon streets. Light and
heavy hauling of all kinds, piano mov-
Iing, baggage. Orders promptly at
tended to. Office phones Home 463,
, Uel 493-J. Res. Phones, Home 146,
, Bell 350. Phone all o.ders from 8 to
I 12 and 1 to S to office; to Res. at
morning, noon and nights. All orders
j promptly attended to.
j Radiators,
Lamps
' and all
Sheet Metal
j work on .
. Automobiles
neatlv repaired by
' MlfDIN& STUAPT.
118 Scond St. next door to Bell
Telephone Office.
Fisk Tiies are oou nre
j FOR SALT o- Exchang 12 nrers,
j Loiiavi'le. cilt viition, ertod or.h-
art. tin , nee, . well n -.isrif"1,
win mill, '..v barn. L.r. D, M.
.)on'. Sodi:vnln. il
VNew and Delicious
; Candies Every Day
! French Nougats, i
I Cream Candies,
I Rich Chocolates.
n
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 $4.00
to $8.00 per dozen. Phone
us and we will come at any
time you say. AH work
guarantee;?.
Home r . one 318
Bell45L-R
Next door to P. O., Al
bany, Or.
Photos
Elite Chocolate Shop
WHAT CORSET IS BEST
FO; ME?
V. B. Xutorm corsets successfully
answer the corset question for moat
wTien of slender or average build.
Tliey are cleverly shaped with nil
. the latest fashionable grave-giving fca
j tures the slightly incurved waist,
; blender hips ai.d alluring, statuesque
lines.
V
hingles.
Muur 'n Ainany my .no. 1 t,dg Oram
the hET in the market. Varioue
pris and firiceR from 1.25 upwards
Evnry lurch branded with my name.
Loi k ,v it. Examine these ehintfle
hfefurf t oyinp elsewhrrr.
t. - TkOJWPSi-N
) n d-v kiln
THE I. X. U DAIRY.
Is the place to fet pure milk and j
cr.vim. both guaranteed to be pure, .
. i "11 trij. r.n either '
CI II crc.l'n i' winy. v-.it, ..v v...
.!i( iie and let me leave you a triai
-t;!e. It will cost you nothing if I
! not tjet yot as a customer; but
customers is what 1 want. , Try m'
and see if I don't treat you fair. 1
deliver anvwhere east '.f firoalalbin
street. Phone Home 27.15, Eell Farm
ers 16. C. P. feebler. Pron.
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.
INF.
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 your teeth at
' tended to before they cause any dis
ease.
Dr. W. A. Cox,
Painless Dentist
225 West 1st, Albany, Ore.
Gnod 5-rooni hou.. '' woodshed,
orner lot on 1st St., oca.r.Me loca
tion, $1,350.
A plot of land, about 4 lots, this side
I'cnnywimlle. good location, fronting
on two streets, $850.
PACIFIC REAL ESTATE CO.,
106 E. 1st St, Albany.
Knr i uili'.ing. nrmimi-ntBl purposes, rip
rt, ti!.in?, etc.
Snmn n nt M. Senders & Co's store.
W. I,. COrtR. Kilo.
iir in? vhir.. ;
LARD.--
Y u ' an er a n h nul of rur lct'e t
rendered lard for 65c at Utnry Lrodui J
meat Market, '
W. I!. XuKOKM CORSETS
innlce 'jr.wns drape perfectly and pre
.n r! t! i- w earer at her besl. ,
'i'Jierc arc so unity Myles, jiracli- j
feetion.
A nigh standard of quality is repr;
sentcd in V. 11. Nufonn fabric, Myl"
and workmanship yet prices are mod-e-t
enough to suit the most slender
purse.
Nuform mudels from $1 up.
CHAMBERS &.McCU.VE.
Very Special Prices on
Rugs and Furniture
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE WE
WILL GIVE 20 PER CENT DIS
COUNT. $45.00 Dressers $36.0
$30.00 Dresses 24.00
$25.00 Dressers 20.00
12(.W Dressers 16.00
$1X 00 Dressers 14.40
Same discount applies to all Iron
P.eds and all Rugs, Bed Springs, etc.
We nl?o want your Hardware and
Grocery Business.
GILBERT BROS.
Groceries, Hardware, Rugs, 3 Floors
wait meade;
WATCHES and FINE REPAIRING
329 St:or.il Mre. Between Ferry & Broadulbn