S. E. YOUNG & SON
REMOVAL
SALE
Every day this sale bee omes more popular and we are selling the goods now at
such a rate we hardly expect them to last out.
Three Extra Specials to conclude the third week of this lively sale.
These specials are only for Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
LADIES' AND CHILD
REN'S HOSE.
Ladies
Newport 25c
Burlington 35c
Fay Knit 35c
Misses '
Silk Lisle 19c
Misses' and Children's
Fay Ideal 25c
Cotton 2 for 25c
Cashmere 19c
Infants
Cashmere in all sizes,
extra strong line in
sizes Sl2, 6, 6y2 19c
SHOE DEPT.
Till the end of this week
all 25c Shoe Polishes....l8c
'All 10c Shoe Polishes 7c
FURNISHING DEPT.
Boys' Waists.
Percale, Madras and
Gingham, regular 50c
value. This special....J.21c
THIS MORNING.
News from
Albany's
Trains.
Six Eaiiy
E. H. Rhodes arrived home on the
early train from a month s visit with
his daugnter and family in Oakland. It
is said be will soon begin work on fifty
' niiiKk AAm a few ViCk Sit- Cvannia onrJ
there is also talk of an opera house on
his second street property.
Employees' ASSOCIA"
ON GIVE
BANQUET.
MILLINERY DEPARTMEN T.
,.$1.00
Here on Winter Hats there is only one price
SPRING.
New shapes in straight-rimmed Sailors, Walking H ats, and the New Gaby Hat,
also other new rolling Sailors, in Panamas, Milans, Java s and Peanuts.
New shades in trimmings, primrose, honey and nat ional blue. Shaded silks are
very strong. u- . S
Albany's
Big Store.
S. E. YOUNG & SON
Established
1866
C C. Chapman. Manairer of the
Portland Commercial Club, returned
from Philomath, where he snoke at a
big booster meeting. Philomath is get
tins: ambitious and is said to be crow
ing fist.
T.0UMS V VnnxuUnr .Ih. 4.',.tat nIAnt
of the North Bank, Portland, and Pres
ident of the Transport ition Association,
a former Albany operator, passed
through on the delayed 13 for Cottage
uruve, wnere nis motner is seriously
ill with pneumonia.
Delmer Thompson, of North Yakima.
after spending the night in Albany,
left for home after a trip east, where
he had been to buy for his house, a
leading department storo of North
Yakima.
Miss Milam, teacher of domestic
science in the O.A.C., went to Oegon
City.
Dr. J. P. Wallace returned from Leb
anon, where he had been to see Dr. J.
U. Boom, who is ill.
Lawyer Newport. C. A. Brown and
Mr. Hubbs came down from Lebanon.
Prof. Hargrove returned to Portland.
A. C. Schmitt . went to Salom on a
short trip.
Mrs. K. K. Monteromerv. of Sheri
dan, returned home after a visit at the
Montgomery farm at Fry.
L. E. Wood went to Portland.
Lawyer A. A. Tussine went to Salem.
C. C. Galloway, a former Brownsvilld
man, who recently sold his property,
at Woodburn, came down from Brownsville.
THE 2500
Has Its Annual Meeting, Showing
Prosperity.
The llth annual meeting of the 2500'
was held last evening. The reports of
otlicers were received, showing the 2500
to be in good condition, with a net gain
of twenty members during the past
year. The i!500 paid during the year
for death claims $11,301.00 with only
nine deaths. It has paid since organi
zation 11 years ago for death claims
$95,987. The 2500 does not receiva
members from all over the state, only
people living in the following counties,
and who are between the age of 18 and
-15: Linn, Benton, Lane, Marion, Polk,
1 amhill and Lincoln.
After consideriritr a lanre edition
presented from members in Benton Co.
A resolution was passed, granting a
special dispensation until Sept 1st 1912,
to admit members for the sum of $2.50.
After Sept 1st the regular fee of $5.00
will be charged.
Mr. Lonrad Mover was elected a di
rector to serve for soven years. Dr. J.
L.. Hill was elected president, and W.
M. Parker elected secretary-treasurer.
The directors in their order of elec
tion and term are: W. M. Parker. Dr.
J.- L. Hill, D O. Woodworth. J. J.
Collins, J. W. Ellison, Nels H.Wheeler, .
Conrad Meyer.
Basket Ball. Tonight.
Filled 9000 Prescriptions
During the year just ended we compounded 9000
prescriptions. A record breaker for any single
year since we have been in business, and not
one single error was registered against us. We
use the highest grade drugs every day in the
year. Bring us your prescription.
BURKHART & LEE
MURPHY'S SEED STORE.
Agents for
CYPHERS Incubators and Brooders.
CALL AND GET A CATALOGUE AND PRICES. .
SPECTACLES & EYEGSSSIiS
Optometrist
ALBANY OHEG.
Agates
Cut and
Polished
AT
F. G. WILLS.
POCKET FLASHLIGHTS
All Sizes All Prices
Absolutely Reliable
They help us when nights are dark.
Fresh Batteries.
Ralston Electric Supply Company,
312 Wcit Second Street.
LANDAGNT
NOTARY PU JLIC
40 Years Here
Large, small tracts, houses and lots.
See my list before investing.
JAS. F. POWELL,
Room (9), Albany StatpBank Bldg.
WOOD AND
COAL
All kinds of wood sawed in any
length desired. Best coal on the
market at reasonable prices, delivered
prompt) in large or small quantities
Albany Fuel Co.,
A. . Docksteader
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 493-J.' Res. Phones, Home 146,
Bell 350. Phone all ciders from 8 to
12 and 1 to 5 to office; to Res. at
morning, noon and nights. All orders
promptly attended to.
WOOD for i.le.
I. R. Schultz, and C. C. Bryant, of
this city, and H Y. Kirkpatrick, of
Lebanon, went to Salem to attend a
meeting of the Mutual Insurance com
panies of Oregon, about thirteen in all,
a convention of agents being called to
consider matters of mutual interest.
We carry a full line of Staple and
Fancy groceries Tit our market, cor.
2nd & Lyon Sts., to which we inyits
your special Pttention
Albany Dressed Beef & Produce Co.
Mel, the saw filer, will be found at
the green front on Baker street, near
the skatinir rink.
DAWSON & BUTZLAFF.
F.G. Will ior watches
JUST
ARRIVED
.
Car Load of Land Plaster
We also handle Golden Gate Cement.
Arden Fibre Plaster and Lime,
Potatoes bought and Sold in any
quantity.
Albany Commission Co.
THE BEST TO BE HAL)
in Baked Goods, Groceries, Produce
and Fruits, at
PARKER'S
a'The Sign of.Quality.
The Albany Bakery
J16 W. Fi!St'.3trcet. BothlPhones.
Shingles.
Made in Albany my Ho. 1 Edg Grain
the WEST in the market. Various
grades and prices from $1.25 upwards.
Every bunch branded with my name.
Look for it. Examine these shingles
before buying elsewhere.
E. A. THOMPSON
W use no dry kiln.
DINNER WARE,
" The Perfect
White Ware
Every piece guaranteed
against crazing. A beautiful
new pattern just in. Pure
White.
Prices per set of 6
4- in. plates ...... 24c
5- in. plates :...37l2c
7-in. plates 55c
Coupe Soups : ....55c
Fruit Saucers 25c
Oat Meals 42c
Handled Teas 55c
Baynes Variety Store
WHO WANTS kSow
Of good property in east Aibany for
sale. A good 7 reora house and barn
and 19 lots, will sell all or part and
build on vacant lots for parties desiring
it. Call Homo phone 1168. 2t
r AUTO TRANSFER
Fred H. Westbrook.
Office Phones jiell, 316; Home, 20.
Residence Phones Bell 400, Home
209
At your service day or night.
JUST
To Remind You
CLENDORR lota are for sale, lot
20x200 ft., sold on tcrmB to suit
Better see us before all the choice one
are gone.
TEBAULT REAL ESTATE Co.
The Electrical Employees Association
of Albany, last evening in the pretty
dining room of the St. Francis, gave a
banquet that was one of the snuppiest
and most enjoyable ever presented here.
The menue was a choice one, splendidly
gotten up, promptly served and univers
ally appreciated. Eating and talking
went together, in the following live pro
gram:
President A. S. Harrineton in a near
introduction presented G, S. Hill as
toastmaster, Mr. Hill proving a bright
and entertaining one.
Bouillon.
Dr. W. H. Davis on Baccilli.
Course of fish.
Manager Martin of Corvalhs with a
stoiy.
Keguiar dinner course of chicken
etcetera.
Chas. Griswold. auditor, ot Eueene.
on things.
lottee of high grade.
Address bv Prof. Hilderbrand. Prof.
of electrical engineering in the O. A. C.
A. Li. ingalls, auditor, of Eugene.
Fred Pike Nutting of the Hub with
Eugene, Coryallis and Philomath as the
spokes.
Gale S. Hill on business from the
days of clubbing men for trade down to
the present modern system, a good one.
w. r,. omitn, editor (Jorvallis Daily
Republican.
Mayor P. D. Gilbert, to the point.
Manager H. E. Morton, in apprecia
tion.
Spliced in. Frank McKenna, the versa
tile secretary, read telegrams, full of
wit and business, with Jim Keeley, of
Eugene, as the messenger boy, also
author, from R. M. Jennings, Joe Ral
ston. D. O. Green. Ruoker of Eiiornnn.
Mishaw and Mayor Drury of Philomath,
Gordon R. Shelton and President Kerr,
all real affairs, and then Gov. Went.
Ira McFarland aged 90, H. M. Byllesby
& Co., Mayor Gay nor, Roger Sullivan,
i nomas a. r,oison, a. ti. f isn, w. r.
Savage, W. J. Bryan and A. H. Hewey.
Barry Fiesel answered the telephone
with numerous gags, a neat feature,
and Prof. Francis Albro performed on
the piano, and there was something
doing all the time.
Upon motion of Dr. Davis a resolu
tion was passed by the guests express
ing appreciation ana wisnes ol long life
and prosperity.
I It clused with many remarking the
, best ever.
Besides those mentioned above the
i following wern present:
rrom Eugene a. rl. Shunterman.
Mr. Steelauist. D. E. Widderaheim and
Mr. Diefol. Don't fail to see -.Chambers & Mc
From Corvallis Mr. Bogue, Prof. Dune's big display of Millinery in all the
Graf and C. L. Baker of the Julian FirBt street windows.
Hotel. I .
Lebanon Jos. Smith.
Albany Claud Ellisun. C. C. Page,
O. I. Larsen, John Honderer, Louis
Allen, A. C. VanNuys, Harold Sharp,
Lian Biniver, raui wucox, f. H. Smith,
L. F. McClain. H. T. Shea, C. E. Coe,
Wm. Hofllch, Eugene Shea. M. C. Mc
Lagan, D. B. Morrison, K. L. Coatea
and Milton McGuiro. In all forty-one.
See the bask t ball came foment at
8 o'clock at the Alco Gym be" ween the
iacuuy and students ot the College.
Admission 10 cents, for expenses. The
tun will be worth several times that. Can
the professors come back. G) and see.
The Weather.
Range of temperature 55-39.
Rainfall .36 inch.
The river is 5.4 feet.
Prediction: rain tonight and Thursday.
The Woman's Hat Shop.
Oposite the new tit. Francis Hotel on
Ferry St. L. Mathew in charge. Will
be ready fr.r business, Thursday, March
ith.
Ladies! Visit our Pattern Dep't
next Thursday during the pattern
demonstration by Mrs. Bennion an ex
pert from the Pictorial Review Co.
New YoJk.
Doings of boys.
Three small bnys of the east end this
morning were up beforo Judge Duncan
on the charge of breaking into a gran
ary. They were giyen a needed lecture
and allowed to go.
Six boys are said to have been located
who broke into the Btore of Cqnstance
Alexander, and may have to face Judge
Duncan. Having Btolen about $40
worth of goods, mostly candy, the case
is a serious one.
NOTICE. All persons having claims
I against the late Mrs. Mary Wood are
requested to present thom within
thirty days to W. F. Ptoiffer.
Bo sure and visit the
Shop.
Woman's Hat
Exclusive styles In Millinory at the
Woman's Hat Shop.
Victoria Chocolates, at the Mission
Parlors, aro delicious oating.
Fresh Yaquina Bay OYSTERS at the
Mission Parlors.
F. G. Will for watches.
New Things to Eat
. Old fashioned Molasses
Candy, Whipped Cream
Ci ucolates, Delicious Mar
schino Chocolates.
We make them.
ELITE Chocolate Shop
Our New Store will open
about March 1st
Here Is a Chance.
DR. J. W. JACKSON,
Graduate registered Veterinarian,
1014 E. 2nd St., Albany Or; Phones,
ST. FRANCIS
BARBERSHOP,
Bruce, Proprietor.
Chas
S. C. Worrell's SG
Secondhand Ferry Stieeti,
For fresh groceries, vegetables and
fruits. Everything new.
WAIT MEADE,
WATCHES and FINE REPAIRING
329St:or.d Slr Between ferry Ere adabin
i.I have associated with me one of the most expert plate
makers in the Northwest, and I am going to give people o
Albany and surrounding country the benefit of his know
ledge and experience for the next 31 days, beginning Fri
day, March 1st.
NOW LISTEN
Mvllf Villi nrp wpnrino rti n nnccikl,, 4-.,sn 1nn.
which arc giving you satisfaction, but it is policy to have a
set in reserve' in case of an accident. Tossibly you are
wearing an ill-fitting plate, which drops down when you
cat or try to laugh, or it might be that your mouth shrunk
after you had your plate made. If so, you cannot afford to
miss this offer.
Many persons have had their teeth extracted and
gummed it ever since. If this is the case, it is time for you
to get busy while this special offer is on.
During the 31 days beginning March 1st I will make
the special price of $5.00 and $7.50, but this price docs not
include extracting. Here are the terms One-half to be
paid when the impression is taken, and the other half when
the work is finished.
No credit to any one. ",-!
You can sec a sample of the plates before you buy. '
Dr. W. A. Cox,
Painless Dentist
225 West 1st, Albany, Ore.