Albany
Democrat
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ALBANY. OREGOJi, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2; 1912
SO 'JO.
FREE: CHART OF INSTRUCTIONS WITH EVERY
PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERN. LOOK OVER
THE NEW SPRING FASHIONS.
Announcement Extraordinary
OF
WHITE
And Grand Shew and Sale of New Spring and Summer
ROIDERIEfS
Commencing at 9 o'clock Wednesday, Feb. 21st. Closing
, Saturday, March 2nd, 1912.
Largest shipment of Embroideries ever brought to
Albany. All our own importation.
SEEING IS BELIEVING
And we ask you co pass judgment on the display of
Embroideries in all of our First Street windows, which
represents only a fourth of the shipment just received direct
from Switzerland. Talk is cheap, so we want you to see
for 3'ourself, for we feel it is the grandest display ever ex
hibited in Albany, and think you will say you never saw
anything like it. , Not one yard will be sold at any price
before opening day.
SEE! THE BEAUTIFUL WINDOW DISPLAYS.
Chambers & McCune
ALBANYS' LEADING
CLOAK AND SUIT STORE
THE WORLD j ALBANYCOLLEGE. BEAT ME,
O A.C. Beat Wilhmette last mVht 05 ' A bnsv boa la in nrmrrnaa in ihnf,.. Tho Albany hiffh school basket ball
to 1. addressing and wrapp ng the seven I tei"" defeated Eugene high last night
25 Palsey Rebekas met with the Al-1 thusand copies of a new issue of the "'Eugene 23 to 21, in one of the hard
bany Rebekas last night. Alban? College Bulletin. This Bulletin I est 8anea ever played by an Albany
erIdh:a?eas?2tSHC011 V A endWm0nt lwas an uphill game from the start,
!?,"ates ln the Penitentiary at Walla, prot.0. V. White is eninvW J Eugene lending, at one time 20 to 13
.,.,,, ' weeks' visit from his sister, Miss Sadie without much time left; but Albany, in
KOCkefeller S Oil Stock nt nnunh W hitQ nt Pn... lonA ' the smrtt nf thA nrnirrpan nf rha
prices is worth only $160,000,000, poor' Rev. Char es Cullen Smith a well- keP.t PeeBin(f wy and sawing wood,'
llluw- , known evangelist and a brother of Kred I unl" tna score was t,ed at "l t0 "
The infamous Lafean apple box billlB. Smith, ihe famous Y.M.C A and ! w.nen .th whistle blew. The tie was
is again up in congress. It ought to be Laymen s Movement leader, will be jn ! P'yea oir. LiiKe a streak the ball was
strHck by a cyclone. Albany from Monday noon until Tues.l Payed to 'he Albany basket, and in less
Five murderers were haneed in Chi- 2"y. morning, visiting his relative, Prof.
cago yesterday, and hardly a start was r ".""P- H,e W1" address the stu-1
mdue on inose who ought to be haneed 1 i , ""u ocnBra wno
at that city. I ""J,0 noar " t 2 p.m., Monday in
T . 1. - . ...
oiure me came at cuiyenfl inqt nitrht ' h m . . . . ..
the national bowlinir contrress and , iuat i-lnnad tn ho no fnii.
tournament began at L03 Ancelea last! 11 j....r . . .
night, with 78 five-men teams present 'cm 7 mcean, Josephine county
ucoiuco umiiy singles . rorciana nas a
first-class team on the alleys.
P. C. Lacev a rorl estate onorntor nf :
Portland, who has also had his agents I
at different times at Albany, Eugene
and other places, has been arrested ,
charged with the fraudulent use of
mails.-It is said others will be involved.
Jefferson Review: H. N
than a minute Beenon threw a basket
witn one hand, over his head.
Brooks of tho U O. was referee, en
tirely impartial and satisfactory.
The trip was an enjoyable one.
Free Show and Lecture.
Kate Stewart. Linn countv. 93.
Jessie Telford, Klamath county, 92.4.
Gertrude Young. Douglas county, 92 4.
Arthur Hodge, Coos county, 92 3;
Leslie Lacey, Lane county, 91.6.
Miner Gray, Lipn county, 91.
the new term nf tha V ind.,w.nHinn 1
Work will ODen at TrAmnni- Hull nn ik. ! I have a fine assortment of Alarm
uouley ana morning ot Feb. 20. This department . clocKS select from, nil warranted
Arrangements have been made to
give a free moving picture show and
lecture at the Dreamland Theater
Monday night beginning at 7:30 o'clock,
for boys and men onlv. Bovs under 14
I years not admitted. This is promised to
oe very interesting anu you are iuvited
to attend.
family will move down from Albanv 1 aft r plnmnu itc mt .,.,.r..i . !
about tha first of next month to thoir 1 at Christmas, took a vacatinn fnr tl,
fuit ranch late y purchased from E. R. ! rainy season; and now begins a lone
Weaver, Mr Weaver and wife will term that lasts until June 1 Miss
u.uvo w .craura, wnere tna lornier 1 houck expects a very large enrollment
Mayor Wilson has resigned his posi
tion as chief executive of Lebanon be
cause the city treasurer refuses to loan
tne $tu,uuu trend money for the benefit
of the city instead of the treasurer
getting the benefit. Tho whole council
ought to resign it they support the con
tention of the treasurer.
L, W. ROSS. Jeweler.
Through a typograpical error
price of Drifted Snow flour at Holt
Market a week ago was given as $1.15,
whereas it should have been 1.55.
THE MUSICA
KINDER
IARTEN.
ORD
Our first shipment of 1912
cars have arrived.
Come and look the cars
over.
You will see the greatest
sensation of 1912.
Five passenger Fore-Door,
$785.00.
Torpedo Runabout, $685.00.
CRAWFORD & RALSTON,
Distributors for Linn and
Benton Counties.
Albany, - - Oregon.
We make a specialty of watch,
jewelry and clock repairing. All
work guaranteed. L. W. ROSS
PAINTS AND WALLPAPER
PICTURES AND PICTURE FRAMING
J. R. ELDRIDGE, Painter. 438, W. 2nd St., Albany.
FIRST CAR
UTAH LAND
PLASTER
has arrived. Place your
orders now.
M, Tenders & Co.
ALBANY TRANSFER CO.
Light and Heavy Hauling.
Wood for sale, fir, maple and ash.
Phone Home 68; Bell 166-R.
PROF. E. L. WILSON,
Violinist.
And his seven piece orchestra open fot
exclusive engagements. 323 S. Ferry St
' A
DR. BERNARD KAVANAUGH,
Osteopathic Physician and Surgeon.
Special attention given Nervous
Diseases.
Office Hours: 9 to 12 A. M. and 2
to 5 P. M. Evenings by appointment.
Telephones: Home, 203; Bell, 395-J.
10-11 Schmitt-Hunt Bldg., Corner
Third and Broadalbin Sts., Albanv,
Orregon.
CO. RAUCH,
Expert Court Reporter and Public
Stenographer.
Office: first National Bank Build
ing, Phones: Office, Bell 146-R:
Res., Bell 154-L.. Private work a,
specialty. Funeral and wedding serv
ices taken in full and executed in neat
booklet form. Prices reasonable.
Former Iowans are reauested to meet
at the Presboyterian parlors Monday at
2:30 p. m. to arrange for the carnival
of states.
THE EMPIRE
Geo. E. Rolfe. Prop, and Manager.
TONIGHT.
Complete Change. v
Five New Pictures.
Four full reels, including the famous
Hack and Schmidt Bout.
Illustratd Song.
Good music.
All for 10 cents.
WATCHES, F. to. French & Son.
ALBANY UPERA HOUSE
The second term nf th Mn.ini if in.
th. derKarten of he Albany College opens
lt. Tuesday. Feb. 20, at 9:80 a.m., at
4.IC1IIUUI. nan.
Regular kindergarten work, as well
as the musical features, will be taught
each day from 9:30 to 2, except oti Saturday.
:;z DREAMLAND
children nnri m-n ); il, u UTIUril
" .IIOI1I I1UIIIU.
inis second term will be 15 weeks,
and the price will be 810 per term.
fn M.-n I T I. r. .'
mont Hall after Feb. 19.
Monday, Feb. 19
MRJORIE
MAHR
CONCERT
CO.,
Assisted by Bohman JohnBon and the
famous Temple City Quartet, direct
from successful tour of the Orpheum
circuit,
Prices 25c, 35e and 60c.
ALBANY OPERA HOUSE
We carry a full line of Staple and
Fancy groceries at our market, cr.
2nd & Lyon Sts., to which we invite
your special Pttention
Albany Dressed Beef & Produce Co,
WATCHES, F. M. Frer.elT&Son. '
Victoria Chocolates, at the Mission
Parlors, are delicious eating.
Today
1. A Banker's Misfortune. Good
acting, beautiful natural scenery, and
a story staged and played in the South
African gold-field!!, '.ill make this a
very pretty film.
2. The Plumber. A rapidly mov
ing humorous comedy of human na-
1 Jure, one big laugh from start to fin-
ILill.
3. A Day With the Circus Pic
turing intimate and unusual scenes, in
cident to the dailv routine of a lnrurcr
$4S0 CASH. Will hanlde 30 acres in circus. Extremely interesting,
cultivation near Cottage Grove. In-1 4. The Higher Tall. A dramatic
quire of J, M.V.Bilyeu, 224 E, Baker j classic, played among the hills of
' t24. Southern California, with Miss Alice
FOUND A black velvet hand purse. ' Joyce in the title role. A feature film.
with small purse and change inside, ' nes Kooscvcit in private
At Democrat office.
WANTED -Married man to work on
dairy farm by year. Must be good
milker. E. H. Halloway, Home
phone.
IjOR SALti. Good work horse, weight
16U0 lbs.-, 7 years old. Call Home
phone 208 or 310, East Second St. t20
and public life.
6. Stuff Dreams Are Made Of.
This particular dream is made o
wholesome laughter, dramatic absurd
ities and an abundance of fun, mixed
with a little roamnce and comedy.
7. Scenes of Current Events.
8. Cahler & Wadsworth.
Admission 10 cents.
Tuesday, Feb. 20
NASHVILLE
STUDENTS
Books Books
Just received a full line Popular
Fiction. 55c each 10 for $5.00.
at MEISER & MEISER
Ruby is the best 35c coffee
AtBAt.v onrcorf
F 0. WILL, lor Watches
And Jublllne Minstrcs, Singers,
Dancers. Musicians, P.iving 6 big vaud
eville acts. Have their own concert
band and orchestra.
Prices: lower flooor 60c, balcony 35c,
galleryc. Scats at v. oodworth's.
FRANCIS W. ALBRO,
Piano Tuning and Repairing
Home phone 441. Office with Wait Mead.
A
of new Spring Styles and Patterns at the Blain Clothing Co's.
Our goods are coming in every day and we invite "you all"
to come in and look over our lines.
BLAIN