S. E, YOUNG & SON
S. E. YOUNG & SON
These Chilly, Snappy Nights Demand
Warm Bed Clothes
When you buy for warmth, but quality and you are
assured of the kind that gives more warmth and that stand
'he wear test.
Our showing of wool blankets will interest you. A
!.vide assortment to choose from, good patterns and posi
tively the best values for the money we ask. Good wool
blankets from $5.00 and up. Of course part wool ones come
at less. Cotton blankets from 85c up.
A good wool Indian blanket would make an ideal
Xmas gift, an article that would certainly be appreciated.
When you make comforts make them with wool bats.
Can you find any thing warmer? The weight is no more
than cotton. We have pure wool bats from the Erowns
ville mills in three-pound packages, enough for a comfort,
selling at $2.50 each. When you need bed clothes we want
to show, you what we have. We believe we can save you
money and give you the best material.
S. E. YOUNG & SON
S. E. YOUNG & SON
THIS MORNING.
Ntws from Albany's Six Early
Trains.
Ernest J. Sias and good looking wife,
loft for C ve, E. O . where the Lost
. hord will be presented next, ilefure '
reaching Albany they were at Corvallis '
and Klamath Falls, showing the charac-1
ter of the lecturer' engagements. Mr. '
Sias is a Lincoln man, though formerly I
from Indiana, and told the Democrat
man that Albany was a very pretty
city.
Floyd Bilyeu left his wife at Albany,
and his partner. A. C. Marsters.
former Albany college student, left his '
wife and little girl, who arrived ten
days aeo. at Eugene, and they went up
i to Mill lity on a hunt and for business.
Mr. BUveu rerjorts a solenoid rcaltv
business in Portland, with an immense
sight of building, Portland being the
third city in permits in the U. S.
P. M. Scroggin, of Lebanon, went to
Portland.
Lawyer Newport returned from Leb
anon. Rev. Knott went to Marion county.
F. J. Fletcher left on a Portland trip.
H. N. Cockerline went down the road,
Mrs. Dr. Kavanaugh left for Port
land on a visit wiih her sister, Mrs.
Neil Murray.
2500 VOL
THE HOT
S AT
L REVERE.
CHEAP WOOD
Good fire wood, scrap wood and good
I'imber, for eale cheap. Inquire at the
filter plant.
OUR WINDOW DISPLAY
doesn't contain all the nice things in the way of Holiday Goods by a good
deal. So if you don't see in the window what you arc seeking come in and
ask for it If it's good we have it. If we haven't it, it's because it isn't
good. Prices this year are rock bottom. BURKHART & LEE.
BURKHART & LEE
THE BEST TOlBE HAD
in Baked Goods, Groceries, Produce
and rruits, at
"The Sign of Quality.
The Albany Bakery
2115 W Fir UtreKt.
Both Phones.
. Holiday
Goods' '
KRYPIOK
I mil
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Without LinesXi
in the jfey
Lens 13
E. C. Meade, Optometrist.
A fine stcck of the
latest in novelties and
best in Watches, Silver
ware and Cut Glass, at
F. G. WILLS.
FRUIT TREES
grown by the
SUNNY SIDE
NURSERY
CO.
can be seen at
MURPHY'S
SEED STORE
225 W. 2nd St. Aeents
Miss Ruby T. Weyburn, field secre
tary of the Woman a Baptist Foreign
Missionary Society, and Mrs. Dr.
Thompson, state director of the Wo
man's Baptist Foreign Missionary So
ciet ', left for Salem after a short visit
with Miss Elizabeth Merrill.
The Oregon Powtr Men Fill Up,
The employees of the Oregon Power
Co. last evening at the Hotel Revere
gave a banquet in honor of Manager
D. C. Green, who has been transferred
to the Marshfield district, and Manager
Morton, who has just arrived to lane
charge of the Albany business It was
a high class spread, and the affair a
social function of much interest.
Twenty-two enjoyed the service.
tallowing the sumptuous repast Jack
Shea put 2500 volts into affairs turninir
on the toaster current, and things
uuzzeu ior a lew moments.
Mr. Jennines. the new manager of
the Eugene plant, and. Mr. Spencer,
the letiring manager, to go to the big
city of Everett, were the first live cur
rents of the even:n, followed by Mr!
Green, who has i een a popular factor
in the Oregon Power business in Al
bany for a couple years. Mr. N.'0'ton
took his new honors alfably. He is a
single young m in, but the Democrat
has promised this shall not remain
thusly. Frank McKenna then stole a
bane with some good humor. Arlhi r
Harrington, the new business man,
showed b banquet was no new thing tu
him. He can talk anywhere. Mr.
.Martin, o' the Corvallis office, war
transformed into an Albany booster,
and Mr. McCalman filtered the whole
affair until not a microbe was left on
the toast.
Thu O P. people are all live wires in
a live town.
The Kindergartneis.
The annual Christmas program of the
Kindergarten class of Miss Houck of
of the college, will ba given at the
Presbyterian cht'rch Friday afternoon,
at 4 o'clock, to which Albany people
generally are invited. Go and see
something really good aid very entertaining.
JUST A WORD ABOUT
ConKhn Fountain Pens. If you are
thlni'ing of purchasing a fountain pen
for Xmas, buy the bes1;. Conklin's are
guaranteed by us to givesatisfaction in
every way. Burkhart & Lee.
We engrave all of our gold and silver
goods tree ot cnarge.
F. M. French & Son, "Jewelers.
Heal Works ol Art.
The signed pictures of Wallace Nut
ting are a pleasing contrast to the reg
ular st le of pictures which you see
offered for tale on all sides. Price from
31.08 up. One half off on all framed
pictures.' If you are looking for a
"Practical Gift" for ChriBtmas you
naturally think of a furniture atore
Our variety is larger than ever and
esDe"iallv seiected fur this season. Be
ginning Saturday our store will be open
each evening.
IFOKTjIILLER FURNITURE CO.
SIAS SAID.
Ernest J. Sias cave the fourth num
her i'f the college lyceum course, at ifte
M. E. church, list niight, and seemed to
tie appreciate" ty the larite audience,
lie is a good speaker, in fact an elocu
tionist, and combines philosophy and
humur, wi'.h some good illustrations.
The Lest Chord is the title of his lec
ture. The chord was lost in the garden
of Eden and since then Sin has leieued
in the wjrld, and just now the chord is.
having a hard time of it, with crime,
divorces, broken homes, extravagance,,
an era of pleasure hunting, etc.
But there are ways to restore the lost
chord, not; by wealth, but by character
building, better homes, etc.
The world has let the devil slip
through, and voted him out, but hia
business is carried on just the Fame.
The storm of sensuality, vice and
greed has played havoc in the world.
The great danger is to the home, the
strength of the nation, and anything,
whether in cartoon or otherwise that
takes from the home helps to keep tha
chord lost.
One's greatest legncy is char'ctjr.
The hounds of hell arc n the tra ka of
yo'ing people.
t'he church has not a greater grip on
the world now because it does not
grapple sufficiently with modern ques
tions and prohlems. It can help to re
store the lost chord by assisting in
solving great problems that must be,
met.
Mrs. F. P. Claypool the efficient
"Maurine" demonstrator, of Portland,
will call at the homes o' the ladies of
Albany and give one FREE facial treat
ment to introduce the merits of nt-r
goods. t20
Slop that Bplashing at the sink by
using a reversible and st If-c caning
water Btrainer and splash 1 reventer..
At the Albany Gun Store.
Home made chickeii Tama'at a at Th
Crest.
Lot of FiskTires at Baltimorcs.
See our line fancy clocks.
F. M. French & Son, Jewelers.
WOOD AND
COAL
All kinds of wood sawed in any
length desired. Best coal on the
market at reasonable prices, delivered
prompt1) in large or small quantities
Albany Fuel Co.,
Docksteader and Thompson.
Both phones.
For Transfer
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
ing, baggage. Orders promptly at
tended to. Office phones Home 463,
Bell 49J-J. Res. Phones, Home 146,
Bell 350. Phone all o.ders from 8 to
12 and 1 to 5 to office; to Res. at
morning, noon and nights. All orders
promptly attended to.
WOOD for tile.
All Standard
Electric Irons
$4.50 Each.
Get cne for Christmas.
Ralston Electric Supply Company,
312 Weit Second Street.
THE EPAULIXE ADDITION'.
Persons desiring to purchase lots
should examine this new addition
during the rainy sersor It can be
found at the corner o .rffcr.'on and
13th streets about nine blacks smith
from the High School bui'ding.
When the city shall have become a
pb.ee ot ten or fifteen thousand peo
ple these lots will be in the verv
heart and center of the town. Call
on undersigned, eact end cf ?th
street, or phone Home Phone 110".
T. P. Hacklcman.
JUST
To Remind You
GLSNDOriR bta are for sale, lot
20"xt'0 tt. sold en terms to suit
Betts- see us before all the choice one
are gone.
Tl EAULT REAL ESTATE Co.
YOU'LL ma:;k it worse
if vnil allimnt In finlmr t.-itl, 1,
j plumbing work. It will be far better
; and cheaper to send for us and have
;us attend to the matter. Don't think
any job of -lumbing is too small for
!us. We give the same attention to
.ill work, lart-e or sm.-i . Sn if nnu.
thing is wronjr with your plumbing
send for us at once.
MEDIN & STUAPT.
118 Second St. next door to Bell
Telephone Office.
Shingles.
Made In Alban? my Mo. 1 Edir Oraii
the BEST in ;he market. Varu.u
trades and prices from 11.25 upwards
t very bunch bnnded with mv nm
Look for it. Etamine these ehiiglei
let ore buying elsewhere.
E.A. THOMPSLN
We nse do d y kiln.
. A GIFT FOR HIM
that will be appreciated is a box of
Leader cigars. You needn't he afraid
he won't like them, livery man who
tries them likes them. They are not
the kind of Christmas cigars that men
hide in their desks, but the kind that
they smoke with pleasure and think
of the giver with every puff. Put up
in 12, 25, 50, and 100 boxes for Holt
day trade.
THE GREATEST SENSA
TION OF 1912
Five passenger Fore Door
Touring Car for $785.00.
Torpedo Runabout for
$685.00.
All cars fully equipped.
Why pay $1000 to $1200
when ymi can get a better car
fur $785.00.
Crawford & Ralston
Distributors for Linn and
Benton Counties.
Albany - - . Oregon.
There ia a Fish Market in town at
109 Lyon St. Fresh fish received dailv.
Crntu cwked three tunes ekly.
Kisiern and Ciympic Oysters. Fresh
clams and rennet ponds Poultry
'In-i-sprf to or-fer. G'-tt I delivery
Well phone 101 k. W. II. hlLGEWAY,
Prt.p.
FOR SALE Buff Orphing'on cocker
els and choice Plymoutn uacK pullets.
Mrs. F. E. Hornback. Farmers 131
Bell. t20
FOR REiT. New 8 room modern
house, will be ready by Jan. 1 In
quire 1024 S. Maple. tlO
Christmas
Candies.
Cheaper than ever)
All our own make..
Get prices here.
'mt
Elite .Chocolate Shop
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.
Good 5-roam hou-.., v ''h woodshed,
cornt' lot on 1st St., ocs.rnide loca
tion, $1,350.
A plot of land, about 4 lots, this side
Pennywindlc, good location, fronting
on two streets, $850.
PACIFIC REAL ESTATE CO.,
106 E. lt St.. Albany
F PECIAL STOCK
REDUCING FLOUR
AND FEED SALE
, To Cash Buyers.
"Imperial" Pattnt Hard Wheat
Flour, $1.35 p r, sack $5 00 per bill
Dalles "Diamond" Patent Hard
Wheat Flouril 50 per sack, $6.50 per bbl
Absolutely Guaranteed or Money re
funded. Bran-Ton lots, $26.00 per ton..
Shorts-ton lots, $27,00 perton.
6 Western oyster shell, $1.25 per ldoTb"..
M. SENDER'S & CO.
4.15 Wpst First Strret.
Holiday Goods
CHRISTMAS IS ALMOST HERE
HAVE YOU SELECTED YOUR PRESENTS? ,
Permit us to call attention to out nice line of Holiday Gift Goods. We
have presents to suit every taste and welcome inspection. Every thing is
out in plain view. New Goods.
PRICES TO SUIT EVERYBODY 1
IN OUR TOY DEPARTMENT
We offer a variety of thiiiKS that the hoys nntl girls like. Here you wilt
find Bonks and Games and Horns and Train-. aid other toys that no to
make Xmas the merriest time of the year. Every ono, young and old, will
find it worth while to come in and look over our toys. Prices from 5c up.
. See window display.
v Store epen cyclings.
THE BAYNES VARIETY STORE
212 East First St.
Next to Opera Homo
The first thing in the morn
ing after you have been up all
night with TOOTH ACIHi
is to go to the DENTIST.
Isn't it better, to go to the
dentist before that bad tooth
begins to ache? "An' ounce
of prevention is worth a
pound of cure." Hut be sure
to get the righ dentist, the
painless kind.
Dr.; W. A. Cox,
Painless Dentist
1 25 Westl st, Albany, Ore.
WAIT IVlfcADE,
WATCHES and FINE REPAIRING
329 ie:ond Mree', Between Feny & f roada I)