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Albany
Democrat
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ALBANY. OREGON, FRIDAY- MARCH 22, 191
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PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS I W. B. NUFORM AND REDUCO CORSETS
The Seasons Smartest Styles
In Man-Tailored Suits
DESIGNS THAT COMBINE ORIGIN
ALITY WITH TASTEFUL
SIMPLICITY
Style is the priceless part of a Woman's Suit. It may be
utterly lacking in the most expensive garment, and it
may shine from every fold of a moderately priced gar
ment. Our large and complete display is worthy of your
thoughtful inspection.
Careful tailoring from fabrics of rich designs, after
models that embody all of fashion's latest decrees, enable
us to show you in our ready-to-wear Suits the best values
we have ever been able to offer.
A complete showing of new Dresses, every one a
beauty. Ready-to-wear Dresses for Ladies and Misses
who appreciate the best at prices most all can pay. All the
newest shades and exquisite models to select from.
Prices, $10.00 to $35.00.
r.
Exquisite New Designs in Hats.
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Our Millinery Department was never in better trim to serve you in a satisfactory
manner than now.
Chic new models in such' a wide range of styles and prices that the most critical
can be satisfied in every way. You'll be sure to find just what you want here.
Chambers & McCune
ALBANYS' LEADING
CLOAK AND SUIT STORE
We are here in small print, but we are
"there with the goods." We invite
you to come and see our line whether
you are on the buy or not We are
anxious to show you.
THE BLAIN CLOTHING CO.
DR. BERNARD KAVANAUGH
OSTEOPATHIC
N PhVsician and Surgeon
Graduate' of the Los Angeles Col
lide of Osteopath-.
Special Attention to Diseases of
Women and Children.
1 :"-! 1 Sc'imitt-Hunt B!d. Corner
Third and Broadalbin Streets, Albany,
Oregon.
rhoncs Home, 203; Bell, 395-J.
We make a specialty of watdfi,
jewelry and clock repairing. All
work guaranteed. L. W. ROSS
THE WORLD
More blizzards hare struck the east.
' Lebanon is to have a states reunion
next Wednesday.
A Brockton, Mass., girl has b-come
famous by really proposing, and being
accepted.
Dr. Wiley, of the U. S. pure food
commission, resigned yesterday, tired
of bo much contention.
Harry G. McCain, of Willamette, a
Brownsville man, won first place in the
intercollegiate contest at McVlinnville
last night.
Lebanon this week had two notable
long-time wedding anniversaries: Mr.
and Mrs. I. A. Davis 55 years and Mr.
and Mrs. William Millsap '58 years.
They are old residents of the city high
ly respected.
The trip of the Washington U.
basket ball team to this valley was dis
astrous. Beaten twice by O.A.C. they
tackled U. O., and met a liko fate the
scores beiug 17 to 14 and 17 to 13.
Grant Pirtle, of this city, this week
sold a block of land at Brownsville to
Fred Gustavson, recently of Tiinidad,
Colo. Another salo at Brownsville was
23 acres by Mrs. Ella McHargue. now
of Portland, to T. A. Powell.
The loan sharks of New York have
been knocked out good and hard. The
practice has been to secure loans for
others charging exorbitant fees. The
supreme court yesterday declared this
to be illegal.
John R. Latourette, of Portland, a
former prominent U. O. student and
foot ball player, has announced his
candidacy for the legislatuie. He
signs statement number one and is
opposed to extravagant appropria
tions. Geo. Humphreys, the man who killed
Eliz.ibeth Griffith at Philomath, waB
taken to Corvallis vesterdav and Disced
I in jail, preparatory to trial, which will
i b m npru. mrs. urimin was un
doubtedly killed by the rope being tied
too iignt arouna ner neck.
The Portland Railwav and Liirht Co.
yesterday authorized a bond issue of
$75,000,000. of which S18.000.000 will be
used to take up other bonds, $16,000,000
to retire DondB of the O. W. P. Go., and
$41,000,000 will be used for extensions
and betterments, figures that speak for
the bigness of the corporation.
FOR DISTRICT
ATTORNEY.
W. S. Rislty. of this city, yesterday
filed notice of his candidacy for district
attorney of this district, on the demo
cratic ticket, with the following
"If I am nominated and AloctpH T nrili !
. . .. ... .
during my term of office, to the best of
my aDiiity. enforce the Criminal Laws,
without fear or favor, and to the end
that exact justice may be given to all
as nearly as can be under the criminal
laws of this state, and will not be in
fluenced from this course by any per
sons, corporations, factions or interests
whatever.
Place after my name on the nomi
nating ballot the following: "A careful,
economical and impartial administration
of the office of District Attorney."
More Land Surveyed.
The land office at Portland announces
that the following described landa have
been surveyed, viz:
The SEJi of Section 21; SV of Soct
ion 22; and NWtf of Section 26:
all of Section 2.7; E of Section 28;
N and SE.tf of Section 34; N and
SW.y of Section 35, all in township 10
South range 4 East Willamette Mer
idian, Oregon.
The approved pint of survey will ba
filed in the Portland land office at 9
o clock a. m. on April 23rd. 1912. and
on and after such date all persnns
claiming any ot saw lands will be per
mitted to tile their applications for the
some.
All of said lands were included within
the Cascade Range Forest Reserve by
President Proclamations dated Jan
uary 23rd and March 2, 1907.
OBSERVED
By the Man About Town,
The new window of the Albany Flo
ral Co., rives Albany a nietroDolitan
aspect of a striking character. As a
work of art it is not beaten anvwhera.
The store was opened today in ihe new
nrsc XNationat oantc building, a credit
to the city.
The new Elite, next door will be open
this week. A peep behind the scenes
shows some very pretty windows.
A candy window at a drug store is a
feature of First street business today.
Everybody keeps candy, more or less.
Albany has a new popcorn wagon,
another big one, at the Revere cornor,
making three for the citv. Pop corn is
a very healthy food, so pitch in.
More rails arrived by atoanier for
Copenhagen, and were taken out on
wagons.
A U. O. btraw Vote.
The U. O. had a straw vote on num
erous things, as follows: Roosevelt 10!),
Taft 110, Wilson 109, Harmon 3, Bryan
27, Lafallett 31, Clark 7, Debs 10, Bar
zee 3.
Woman's suffrago 257 for, 226 against.
Judicial recall 170 for. 271 no.
Single tax 127 for, 312 against.
The Weather.
Stopped a Kiot.
The Emerald:-"Sauee" RamD. '08.
a socialist agitator, formerly a prom
inent, varsity siuaent, nearly queuea e
riot at a recent meetinir in Portland.
where a socialist crowd took exception
some remarKB made Dy lien. rJaaen
?owell, concerning the- Boy Scout
Movement
The crowd which had coratantlv in.
.erruptea toe speaker, became riotous
at tna clone of the meeting, when
"Squee" endeavored to control the I.
W. W.'s and his fellow Socialists, but
ne was only poruaiiy successtui.
Don't fail to see Chiamber & Mc
Cune's bigdisplayof Millnery in all the
rirst Btreet windows.
Have you had Henry shoe your horse
at me oreen f ront, ne Knows now
Free sawdust for the next 30 days,
the saw mill. Albany Lhr, Co. tlO
Fresh Yaquina Bay OYSTERS at tie
Mission rariors.
WATCHES, F. M. Frecoh & Son,
E EMPIRE
Geo. E. Rolfe, Prop, and Manager.
TONIGHT
The Tenderfoot Foreman. An ex
citing, true to life, western drama.
J,-; The Queill An historical Irish pro
duction, made in Ireland.
The Jewels. Edison drama, very
fine.
Journey of the- Western Governors
through the East, showing Oswald
West.
A Modern Ananias A vcritalile ir
rigation of laughter.
Illustrated Song "Bonnie Jean."
Crosno and Wood Music.
AH for 10 cents.
DREAMLAND
VAUDEVILLE TONIGHT.
PAINTS AND WALLPAPER
PICTURES ND PICTURETRAMING
J. R. ELDRIDGE, Painter. 438, W. 2nd St, All any
1. Pathe Weekly. Current events,
moving pictures, that have happened
the world over.
2. The Little Stowaway. A tale of
the slums, the fca and a rich man's
home. A fine story.
3. A Princess of the Hills. A ro
mance ot early Caliiorma, a very
pretty film by the Kalcm Co. photo
graphed amid California's beautiful
scencrv.
4. The Hawaiian Duo. Vaude
ville. 5. Where the Money Went. A
fine Vit:i','raph comedy. A wic young
man make hi.- wife happy by invent
ing it in a hor.ic and giving l:cr the
die!. The funny part of it is .'he
thought l.c had spent i; on another
woman.
6. Cahler & Wadswcrth. Music.
Cornink next Monday, Tuesday and
VVedni l ay A sensational act, "The
Human Dynamo."
Admission 10 cents.
Hit Hard.
Pendleton, Or., March 15. Breaking
all records for a single tax payment in
Umatilla county the O. W.R. & N. com
pany weanesoay deposited with Sherilf
S. D. Taylor two checks nerirroiratinir
$111,714.22, which sum is $3448.34 less
tnan tne amount levied against the com
pany's property in this county, allowing
discount. The assessed valuation of
O - W. R. & N. company's property in
this county is more than $14,200,000, or
more than one-eighth the valuation of
all its property in the state. It is fig
ured on the basis of $6-1,000 a mile on
its main lino and $40,000 on its branch
lines,
Range of temperature 47-36.
The rainfall for 24 hours was 1,01
inch, for 48 hours 1.68 inches.
The river has been rising and is 6.7
feet.
Prediction: showers tonight and Sunday;
ALBANY OPERA HOUSE
I have a Una assortment ot Alarm
clocks to seleot from, ail warranted.
L. W. ROSS. Jeweler,
Victoria Chocolates, at the Mission
Parlors, are delicious eating.
F.G.Will for watches
WATCHES, F. M. French & Son.
WOOD.-16 inch body fir, at the Shingle
Mill. 25t
Friday, March 22nd
Play Every Christian Should Sec.
Viola Allen's Greatest Success
The White
ister .
From Marion F. Crawford's Novel.
presented by a Remarkable Company,
including Jeanne Towlcr, America's
most beautiful Emotional Actress,
Morning Orcgonian: Impressive
and beautifully told. . . . Miss
Towler is 'an emotional actress of
more than ordinary attainment.
Prices 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50.
'MOTOR
Revere Sunday Dinners.
Every Sun lay, at the Hotel Revere,
6:30 to 8 D. m.. there will be a- choice
dinner served for only 60 cents. Music
by the popular Wilson orchestra. Make
reservations.
NEW
ST. FRANCIS
GRILL
Sunday Table de Hote
Dinner .75c
reserved.
a plate. Tables
5:80 to 8 p. m.
MUSIC.
SALAD
SETS
7 piece set, 11c each. 75c set. '
7 piece set, 12c each, 80c set.
7 piece set, 14j4c each, $1 set.
These arc the regular prices and
guaranteed all to be firsts, not sec
onds, with a little chip off and glazed
over, or the glazing off in spots, but
all perfect ware as they can be made,
at
at MEISER & MEISER
FIRST CAR I
UTAH LAND
PLASTER
has arrived. Place your
orders now.
M, Senders & Co.
TO
KNOW
C. D. RAUCH,
Court Reporter,
" Public Stenographer.
Office: First National Bank Build
ing. Phones: Office, Bell 146-R
Rc., Hell 154 t,
ALBANY TRANSFER CO.
Light and Heavy Hauling.
Woo.! for ?alc, fr. maple and ash,
1'hotc Home 68; Hell K)-K.
CAkPEN'lEK AND PAINTER.
Will work by day or contract. Let
us future on your work. Can paint
your house o it will stay painted ami
make prices right.
WM. KIRK, Home Phone 1108.
WHO WANTS
Of good property In east Aibrny for
sale. Ag)od7rnm houro aid barn
and 19 lots, will sell all or part and
build on vacant lots fur parties desiring
it. Call Hi me phnni 11(18 2t
, AUTO TRANSFER
j Fred H. WestbrooU.
t Office Phones ucll, 316; Home, 20.
Residence Phones Hell 400, Home
.219
J At your service day or nit;ht.
I JUST
To Remind You
l GLENDORR Iota are for" sale, lot
20x2OO ft. fold on terms to suit
Unite- rn us before all the choice one
are fcono
TKIIAIJf.r REAL'ESTATE fo.
ST. FRANCIS
BARBERSHOP,
Chas Bruce, Proprietor.