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i IT mm fTT T-P rTTl C3 C 'jSA-I ATTRACTIVE m u mm m sm u -a ..MlfVif 5irASlk. " tf"Ttitt,M3 TAiTfc a " "jt l esf KVnZX-. Your shopping made easy by coming to this big store where you will find the larg est assortment of useful pres ents. Bring in your circular,! lyou may get a present that ii! very valuable. Look care fully. Silks for waists, 75c to $1.50 Silks for scarfs, 35c to $1.50 Fancy silks for bags r$1.00 Wool challies....49c, 59c, 69c Bath robe flannels. ...18c, 25c Ladies slippers, $1.25 to $2.50 Fancy coat hangers 50c, $1.25 Work baskets 75c to $2.00 Comb and brush sets in leather cases for trav eling $3.00 to $6.00 No. y2 satin ribbon, bolt 10c No. 2 satin ribbon, bolt..l5c Beauty pins 25c, 50c Bar pins, solid tops 65c Imported l'ongee silks, 27 and 36 inches $1.15 to $1.50 Buy Your Christmas Presents early in the Day and as soon as possible to avoid the Big Rush at the last few days. This will be your best gift to the workers behind thecounters and the delivery boys. LOOK OVER THIS LIST. Embroidered towels . $1.00, $1.50 Silk waists $4.00 to $8.50 Chiffon waists $3.50 to $7.50 Linen waists : $2.00 to $3.50 Fancy aprons 25c to $1.00 Ladies sweaters .........$2.00 to $5.00 Misses sweaters $1.75 to $3.50 Dressing sacques, silk $2.50 to $4.50 Dressing sacques, flannel $1.25 to $3.00 Ladies silk hose 50c to $3.00 Ladies Lisle hose 35c to 75c Fancy French flannel .". 75c Leather tie and handkerchief holder $4.00 Back combs . 35c to $2.50 Baretts, all kinds . 65c to $1.2S Beaded purses . 75c to $7.50 Tourist cases 1 50c to $1.25 Embroidered pillow cases $1.50 to $4.00 Spun silk scarfs $5.00 Wide fancy ribbons 29c, 38C, 50c New satin and cord girdles 50c to $1.25 Suit cases and bags $3.00 to $15.00 Trunks, large and small $4.50 to $30.00 Wool blankets ..... $3.75 to $8.50 Wool Finish Blankets $2.50 to $4.50 Cotton blankets $1.00 to $2.50 Crepe De Chene scarfs $1.25 to $2.50 Lace collars 75c to $3.50 Fancy Collars 25c to $1.00 Knit baby sacques '. 50c to $1.75 Jap silks, all colors, yd.....:. 35c A big line of small jewelry. . BUY A SET OF FURS. WE HAVE THE BEST AND LARGEST LINE. BUY NOW! THE HAMILTON STORE A Popular Store for the People SANTA CLAUS AYS These character dolls, are the funniest he ever saw There are Mr. Twee Deedle, Pierrot, Baby Sue, Muggsie Buttons, Dutch She, Dutcl He, Columbine, Black Joe and last but not least, Mutt and Jeff. Tabots of all kinds ouc to ip'r.uu Ladies hand bags $1.00 to $6.00 Cents ties 25c, 50c, 75c Ladies handkerchiefs 10c to $1.0Td Gents handkerchiefs 10c, 15c, 25d Calendars 10c to 50cl Tie holders 75c to $1:75 Jewel boxes 20c to 75d Pannel pictures. .10c, 15c, 25c; Velvet able covers $4.00 to $8.50 Gents umbrellas $1.25 to $4.00 Ladies umbrellas $1.00 to $5.50 Hat Pints 10c to $2.50 Belt pins 15c to $1.50 Kid gloves $1.00, $1.50 Pillow tops 25c to $3.00 GET BUSY! Don't you know THAT YOUR THANKSGIVING TURKEY WILL TASTE A WHOLE LOT BETTER IF COOK ED IN ONE OF OUR SANITARY ROASTERS? WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FINE LINE OF ROASTERS AND CASSEROLES WHICH WE ARE OFFERING AT LOWEST PRICES. OUR LINES OF RANGES AND . HEATERS ARE COMPLETE AND AT RIGHT PRICES. Best Carpets and Rugs. Albany Democrat The beauty of a carp t or rug is made J ur lutii iii me coloring, iience in inienur material can not produce a handsome and durable carpet. Look them ail over and yon will readily see why Park Mills carpe and Wilton & Brussels Carpet Co's rugs are so popular, vv buy these fabrics direct iro i. the mill and pave you jobbers profits. We have floor covering of all kinds suitable rot every room in the house andiave used just as much care in ; sefcfeting for kitchen and bed room as parlor and liv ing room. Call and inspect the new things in sanitary carpets and mattings. You will agree with us that "'there is a reason" why Morris & Co'a Cordemon enrpers and the Inter State Fiber mat tings have been so well received. Esti mates glndlv furnished. FORTillLLER rURNITURE CO. We nr" opon'ng up a very complete stock of holiday goods, in all the latest defirns, direct from the eastern markets. Tome in, make yonr selections and we will lay them away foryou. F. M I Krerch V Son, Jewelers Entered at the post office, Albany. Or, as fctcoriri tlnss n ail-irttiter. F. P. Nutting. PROCLAMATION MAYOR. BY THE PERSONAL. Free to a Girl or Boy. Whereas, There was submitted to the qualified legal voters of the City oi Albany, Linn County," Oregon, at the regular City Election held on Monday, the 4th day of December, A. D. 1911, for their approval or re jection an amendment to the City A handsome velocipede auto will be given free to a boy or girl getting the , . most votes, ine contest opening jtri- Fred Uphoff. of Mt. Angel, was in Q Dec - closj ChrisUna3 eve, 8t the city today. . 7 o'clock Ex-Sheriff Boh White and family re-1 Cash purchasers of goods in our holi turned this afternoon. day or China department, will be given J. W. Thompson, cf Sweet Home this a ticket with every 25 cent purchase, noon returned from a Portland trm. tu'c unt as one vote for any bov or girl B. F. Trutman. of Portland," the desiring this lovely auto, 999, in our anlnmnhiln cuhccl man hoc hpon in tha WinuuW. city. Jchn Steitver, a prominent Salem mari, arrived this noon on a short bus iness trip. The Tuesday Club met yesterday af ternoon with rs. Dan Johnson in a M. G. STETTER STORE. 2U6 W 2nd screet. Home phone 290, Bell 139 J. CEDAR SHINGLES HULBERT-OHLING H'D. CO MADE IN ALUANi', Show ti.s?e. rountois, and other store flxlures, flrst-cliiHs goods, by tho Union Furni ture Factory. Order of them. Kiep money at your home. CAUHAGE. For snuer 'kraut, and oninna. I'hone Fanners 2x1. E. L. McKoever. 2Tl Studcbaker wagons, ouggirs, surrey and hacks at Stewart & Sox lldw. Co. WOOD Maple f.irsale. Walton Rnnn llouse. Home phono liia. lit i Fisk Tiies are good Tires. ! POTATOES WANTEIl.l-Bv J. D. Kllis. SXPti E. 4th. Hoth phones. 2t P. J. Baltimore will sell his lino Trap gun cheap FOIt SALE by tho owner, n six room limine and two lot a. center of to.wn, ' half block from High school. Apply on the premises 31V East 4 h street. H. t'urns. PIANO TUNINC- Leave orders for piano tuning at Woodwurth's Drug Sti.ro. C M. Henderson, Tuner. , GLASS. All aisis uml kinits, for ralo lit the Albany Planing Mill, cheaper than avwheru nlso in Albany, tikill Iv set, if desired, j KIitE INSrUANCI'-Boat companies, I ow riit. ii. ( C. Hrvant FA KM K)U SAIA.-SO acres at ?T,ri per acre. One mile from good K. H. town, graded school, C5 acres culti vnl.'d, l,"i in timber, good iiuihtinge, ruii'iinir wilier, a niiap. Call unon E. A. Thompsi n, Albany Shingle Mill. lit ' LOTS FOR SAI.F.-Two at corm-r of Sth and Main street-: i-no at cur ncr if '):!i and Main; inn at cumer oi Till and Sherman. All near M.id-i-mi -Ircct caiHi. Price lour hun dred In five hundred d'llir r.ic'i. Call on umler-iirncd or id'-mr ll.V Il.ui'.e rheine. T. P. !1 ,i . I. -.-.i i. 1 7 10 FOR SALE. or Exchange for Albanv property 12 acers at toilaville, ,lt cultivation, good orch ard, lino residence, well finished, win I mill, new barn. See W. K. Jones, L). V, S , Albany. Dr. Jones. tl FOR SAl.E-Farm. 220 acres. 2',' miles vest of Millers, good buildings. lo5 acres in cultivation AU or half, 'j cash, balance long time, at 4 percent interest. C. Wetzel, K. U. 2. Homo phone. Hit DKEhSED CHICKEiNS. - Call upon Hugh Isom, Albany Hardware Co.. or residence. Hi me phone 405. Deliv ered. FOR KEjjT Neatly furnished rooms, at reasonable price, hot and cold water, bath and toilet same floor. 532 Huker St. FOK SAt.r;. Gor d H'nre, weight ab ut lit. 'it. Idquire of J. V. Pipe, 203 W. 2nd St. MOVKD. Will be pleased to see friends and e.istomers. A full line of hair goods. Hair worked mid hnught. Co-lifts in de to order, lt'5 W. Is) St. lip stuns Room 3. Mine TilTany. Hume phone 2T7. FOK SALE. Farm, with "2 sets of buildings, ii.vj nerta, 7 miles east of Ali'iiny, all or part, at sacrifice, terms to suit, with or without stock mil niae'-iiu't y See me if vim mean business. C. 11. Giritr. U. 1. 1. 10 21t HKSsENi'iES ROY Bryan Robert, on slnui nntieo. 215 W Ut, room 20. Hon e phwie 4-1. OUliiCU your dressed ehiekene of Scott Colin. .'ain stleet. l:t rt!C SM il - A crei ni eel red Shetland punv A V. 1'cii.Mi-ader U.'T Sar.. tin in Road. SPRAYING- W ill do -custom spr ying in city on short notice. Work guar anteed. G. B. Peebler, Bell phone lc'xl. t!9 LOST A Dresi'en brooch, en street. Please return to Hamilton Store. FOR Ri NT House of 8 rooms. See W. M. Parker. FOR SALE-2GJ.f by 110 ft of property. Call on Mrs. Kromtn. 440 E 1st. 5t FOUND. In the middle of the street, a Isdy's fur. At the Democrat office. JERSEY COW -for sale, irood milk i er, and very gentle. F. E. Church, ! Bell phone Farmer 73. 16 FOK RENT 2 unfurnished rooms for light housekf eping, wood, water and phone with them. 814 Ui.Ker street WANTED. Man and wife want pos ition on farm, dairy or fruit farm, or will take place on shares. Address box 212. Alhany. tli FOR SALE. Baby buggy in good con dition; has reed lop, rubber tires and nutless wheels, $8. also good rain proof oveicoat for boy of 12 year.', $M. Homo phone Rid 4t'S3 IS FOR RENT Barn. 225 W 4th. Phone 451-J. t3 FOK RENT. Large unfu nished fro.it room cloi-e in. Convenient for hou-e-keeping. Bell phone 5ti2-.l. Call be fore 8 a. m or after 6 p. in Charter of said City as proposed by pleasant session Resolution No. 3.i, adopted by the; Walter Tooze, jr., a prominent at Ciuumon Council of said City, on the tornev of Dallas, son of one of Oregon's 27th day of September, 1911, which leading politicians, was in the city, said proposed amendment is as foi-1 In the city: J. C. Bacon and J. W. lows; Frost of Corvallis. John Newton of HE IT EXACTED BY THE I.E- Crawfordsville, H J. Seeck cf Halsey. GAI. VOTERS OF THE CITY OF, E M, p,.rfect, of North Albany, has ALHANY, OREGON: rat urneci f rom a visit to his former THE PEOPLE OF THE CIT home in Iowa, glad to be back in Al OF ALBANY DO ORDAIN AS bany. FOLLOW b: . . Grant Pirtle went to Portland last to see hi3 friend Sullivan. Johnny Page looking after Section I. That paragraph 2, of sec-! evening Hon 04, ot chapter 4, ot an Act en- j leaving tilled an .Act to incorporate me iuy things. of Albany, Oregon, and to provide ri Dr, prj,0f sc:0. arrived this noon to Charter thcrctpr, and to repeal all i attend the big session of Drs. in this Acts and parts ot Acts in com hot cjty tomorrow, the Mecca this week for , therewith," passed by the Legislative j physicians in the vallev. i Assembly oi the State of Oregon, at Mf Bob M;Ier of Halsey, was in the regular session in 1901, and -tl'- the city today on his way home from proved by the Governor, February Lebanon, where last night he attended Kith, mil, as amended ny subsequent;., sess,on 0f ihB encamoment o' Odd Fellows. In response to the demands of many oi our customers wc have put in a stock of cedar shingles which will make a better and cheaper roof tlui shakes. W'e now carry in stock three grades of shingles, STANDARDS, ALCO, and No. 1 EDGE GRAIN, all manufactured of live, green cedar. Our sanded casing and base, and all mouldings are inside, tree from dust and dirt, and our stock is complete, fresh and clean. Car of No. 1 Cedar Fence Posts just unloaded quality better, price the same. Albany Lum ber Company, office at the sawmill. East Ninth street. The Son T;n. cts and parts of Acts amendatory thereof, and supplemental thereto, be and the same is hereby amended so to read as follows: Section J4. Paragraph 2. To assess, I ptter List levy and collect taxes for City pur-i poses on all property, both real audi person... ".mm m i.) m"u. , '"6 "-'". , ". V'- Wrlaht Rloek. t thU Provided, that all notes, accounts ftioany. ure., posiouice uiicaueu lor - - Mr. W. E. Baldwin, proprietor of the Bon Ton Restaurant, has turned the business back to Messrs. Estes & Crit tenden, from whom it was purchased about six weeks ago. Messrs. Estes Cri'tende" now offer the cmplete restaurantouttit and furn iture for sale. Intending put chasers apply to thair aent. Noel B- Martin at the law office of Geo. W. Wright, and other evidences of indebtedness Uee. b. tan. rersons aesirmg any or School children n.ving any trouble 1...1 i., 1,-1,1 .i k,. these letters should call for advertised .i: , ' . . . , i'i.ivii.s;iin iw. uEi-t v-i i ,v i"-1 r . . . , , wiiii vneir eves snouio oe laacn to l'e sons resu'ii:'? viihin the city limits letters, giving the date. Guarantee Optical Company. Dawsons 1 shall, ior the purpose of taxation, be W. F. Barnhart. John Cox, J F. Drug store. We have an experienced deemed personal properly witiini ine , o -inner o u onceimiu, . v. nngin, upucian to examine the eve. It glasses Citv Limits. That the vote taken upon said ! aiiieiidiiient at said City Flection held on Monday, the 4th day of December. ,1911, resulted as follows: 1 For said Resolution and Atiiend- 1 mem 3S7 , Against said Resolution and i Amendment 575 Rov Williams. J. S. Van Winklr, P. M. ( are needed we guarantee to supply the . oesi ar a refisonaoio price. Uover Leaf Dairy. LODGE MEETINGS. New To Day. REAL ESTATE, . I have an exceptionally good buy in a lot en Second S:r el. Paving nil ;ud for. Move quick if you 'ant a i I huv. This is a good business proi ny J. V. Pipe, 2l'3 West Secono St , Albany. Die, M. Senders &Co. i. Maiorilv I Now TliF.RF.FORF: I. I. P. W.ii ! lace. Mavor oi the Citv oi Albany, I. inn County. Oregon, do hereby pro-1 claim, that the majority oi the ouali- j I lied legal voters of the City oi Al i ! bany. in s.tid County and Slate, have' ' been ca-t i-i favor oi said amendment j as provH'.iM ny KCMilutn-n .No. ,l ; W'ocre!. 're. I do now divl.ire and pro- .claim said amendment to have be ; cotue a law, anil is now in full tore.-! I and cfttvt a- lu"-e:n ab ue set tor:h. Diic at t!:e otVice of tlic Mayor o ; :1ie I'itv oi Ai'v.rv, Lion Coiintv, Ore It ycu appreciate clean, sanitary and pure milk give us a call. Delivered twice a dav. Both phones. J F. Hugo ins. Prop. Both Phcnes The Jjrsey Dairy The K. O. M. every Saturday evening. The Woodmen oi the World every i Friday evening. L. Viereck, clerk. Manzanita Circle 1st and 3rd Mon , days, Schmitt Block. Modern Woodmen everi- 2nd and ;4;h Wednesdays. Grant Froman, clerk i Schmitt Block. ! Royal Neighbors everv 1st and 3rd i Wednesdays Alice Kirk. Recorder.' l.miit Bl'cV. I HERD TUBERCULIN TESTED Pine Milk anJ Cream delivered twice i daily. m 1 If you do not get your milk promptly, 1 M P.. H I prop-ieter. j Home made chicken Tama'aes at The ! Crest. lloth rhones IS. 4:'.5 West Fir" S thi 5i'i ill v oi December. A. IV! Hay, Grain, Flour, Eeri!?, Salt, i'ouHry Supplier, Lirro, Plaster, Ccn.ent, Roc fin j;. .)!l. ll. 1 P. W ! .L -CF. 1.n r oi the Citv oi Aib.v. Alt! -t - I' '. KK!"".'IF!.n. Recoruor oi t'::e City oi Aii.;v. I WOOf (lak. fur sale. Home phone tSCK llll I Engrive.i cards, V.'e d'!g invitr.ti, rs. ! Annoiiiiccn'i-nti, St iiiirmy. Voao rauj. 'ila I ns 1 hut' Ail.' latoes W anted In Carloads or Less Quantity Apples, unions, all hinds of produci. See us before you sell. Best storage facilities in towa Albany Supply Go.