NEVER TOUCHED US
The little smudge in our basement Tuesday did us no damage outside of a few
articles put there for storage. The valuable help from other stores made quick work
in putting out the blaze. We are very grateful for the valuable assistance given us by.
our neighbors.
AGAIN TO OUR
READY-TO-WEAR
EASY SAILING FOR THOSE WHO WISH TO SAVE
0
if
A MOST BEAUTIFUL
LINE OF DRESSES.
Too much can not be said
in regard to this section of
the store. Out of the ordi
nary kind, with touches here
and there that combine a
wonderful tasty combina
tion. We have a special
showing of exquisite gowns,
for afternoon, for party, for
theater, in fact any dress you
should want for any purpose.
Our showing of Lingerie
and Cream Fine Woolen
ready dress were never larg
er. Ladies, lend us your ears
and let us quote some of our
prices. They are prices you
can not forget.
SHIRTS.
Another lot of those handy
Mannish Shirts so much in
demand. Made of Soisette
a cloth that gives universal
satisfaction. White and tan,
$1.50.
EXQUISITE SHOWING IN TRIMMINGS
Nearly every garment needs a little bit of something to set it off. This large de
partment is showing all the new things in trimmings. Large line of AU-Over Laces
that sell for $1.25 to $5.00 a yard. Bandings, Edgings, new Cream Wool Trimmings,
Galoons and Garnatures in h lgh colorings.
If you have a difficult shade to match, try us.
HOME JOURNAL STYLE BOOKS ARE IN
HAMILTON'S
The Popular Store for the People
When Men See Our Guns
they immediately begin to think of a
day at the traps with a good score at
night. But don't stop at looking.
Come right in this hardware store and
examine our guns in your own hands.
Heft them, balance them, sight them.
If that don't complete your satisfac
tion, the prices -will.
HULBERT-OHLING H'D. CO
GREEN
FRONT
BLACKSMITH SHOP.
Horse shoeing and general black
smithing, wagon and carriage work.
Nothing but first-class work by expert
mechanics.
DAWSON & BUTZLOFF.
First and Baker Sts., between 1st and
2nd, near Wigwam.
Ed. Schoel.-
Candidate for SHERIFF in demo
cratic primaries.
EGGS! EGGSI EGGSI-Fot hatching.
"Hen that lavs, hen that pays. Wood
will toll." Guarantee my stock best
bred in America. Bull Leghorns,
Mack Minorca!!, White and Silver
laced Wyandotte. Mochel & Morhel,
1114 Santiam Koil. "It
AUTO TRANSFER.
W. A. LONG.
Office Jersey Dairy, 3.M l.von St.
Home Phone 14'X). Bell Phone
4QQ-I, Home 411.
DR. J. W. JACKSON,
Graduate registered Veterinarian,
1014 E. 2i St , Albany Or. rhones. '
Eggs
Wanted
Tho AUiany Dressed Beef and Pro
duco Co. will pay the highest market
prico for eggs and other produce.
B. M. PAYNE.
Farm Lands and City Property for
sale.
Real Estate Liana.
Fire Insurance.
Surety Bonds
Rooms 19 21 Cusick .Block,
Albany, Oregon.
M. B. CRAFT,
242 West Second St, Albcjiy,
Firt-class meats of all kinds
from selected stock.
FOR SALE Tracts, large or small,
improved or unimproved, near Mt.
View High School and and Lewis
burg station. Choice focality and
land. Also a couple of business
propositions. Prices right. Terms.
Five miles from O. A. C. See L. F.
Davis, R. R.; 1, Corvallis, Oregon, or
phone Main 365. . i.v ..... t7
HOMESTEAD RECEIPTS of about
March 6-8. by a fake solicitor, are
wanted. Pleaao Bond to the Democrat
, ofllce or notify,
FOR SALE-100 tons hay. vetch and
cnear,, ver.cn anaouta. J. A. Howard.
20t
EGGS. Pure bred Buff Orpington and
Barred Plymouth Rock eggs for
batching, $1.00 per 15, at the yard;
alBO baby chicks after March the 15th.
Mrs. Frank Kitchen, Salem road.
Home phone Black 283. 7t
ORCHARD AND WALNUT
TREES in quantities to suit. I
make a specialty of the Vermoon
strain of Franquette walnuts, grown
by the Oregon Nursery Co. Cor
respondence solicited. Harold A.
Elhs, Albany, Ore. Phones, 195-Y:
Black 10S. til
WOOD FOR SALE. Second growth fir
$4, old fir $4.76, good dry wood and
good measure. HomeBlack'106, Bell
phone 448-J. F. C. CHAPMAN.
POTATOES WANTED Large or
small lots, by J. D. Ellis 906 E. 4th,
Both phones. 17t
FOR SALE. Some of the best build
ing lots inside the city limits, and
will sell lot and build you a home
according to your own ideas, one
third cash, balacne easy terms.
New 7-room house for sale. Geo.
C. Richards, contractor and builder,
934 S. Maple. Home phone red 141.
POSTS. Anchor and fence, at the
Shingle Mill. 2ot
FOR SALE by the owner, a six room
house and two lots, center of ton,
half block from High school. Apply
on the premises 322 East 4th street.
H. Barns.
PIANO TUNING. Leave orders for
piano tuning at Woodworth's Drug
Store. C. M. Henderson, Tuner.
FOR SALE. Farm, with 2 seta of
buildings, 552 acres. 7 miles east of
Albany, all or part, at sacrifice,
terms to suit, with or without stock
and machinery. See me if you mean
business. C. R. Gerig, R. D, 1.
10 21t
MESSENGER BOY. Bryan Roberts,
on short notice. 215 W 1st, room 20.
Home phone 4S4.
WANTED By a college boy. work
during the holidays and out of school
hours. Phone 5S1-Y Bell.
FOR SALE-26 by 110 ft of property.
Call on Mrs. Fromm, 440 E 1st. 5t
GLASS. All sues and kinds, for sale
at the Albany Planing Mill, cheaper
than aywhere else in Albany. Skill-
Iv set, if desired.
CABHAUE. For sauer1 kraut, and
onions. Phone Fanners 2x1, E. L.
McKeever. 27t
Albany Democrat j PERSONAL
Our Wants.
Entered at the post office, Albany, Or
as second class mail matter.
The Daily Delivered, 10 cents a
week; in advance for one year, $4.00.
By mail, in advance for one year $3, at
end of year $3.50.
The Weekly Advance per year
$1.25. At end of year $1.50. After 3
years at $2.
F. P. Nutting.
WILSON LOOKS GOOD.
J. W. Henry ha3 been here from
Newberg.
Judge Hewitt returned this noon from
Mcilinnville.
Mrs. Frank Horsky this noon returned
from a Salem visit.
Mrs. M. S. Woodcock arrived from
Corvallis this noon.
F. N. Sorenson arrived this noon to
push the business of the Wiley B. Allen
Co in Albany, a bustler.
W. S. Rislev, candidate for district
attorney on the democratic ticket, re
turned this noon from a west side fip.
George Clark, a prominent citizen of
Lacomb, was in town today on his way
home from a visit with his daughter at
Harrisburg.
Among those attending the Elk's
dedication at Euiene, was Joe J. Du-
Senator Chamberlain:
"I believe that Wilson is the only
man in our party who can carry re
publican states in the West and in
til Mi, 1, 1 1 wcf t.. m
Woodrow Wilson is the man who t'rH1,le. OI ' He a er Albaoy
ought to be nominated by the party pr r' , , .
as the, strongest exponent, not only1. Mrs. Frank O Bnen, the twins, grow-
of Democratic principles, but of pres- " t0 "eat the Dand' 81,41 tneir ntxc
ent-day thought; and I do hope that o'stsister, arrived this noon from
Oregon will select a delegation with j balem on an Albany visit.
Woodrow Wilson as first choice." I c- E- Sloan, an employee of the Im-
' perial Hotel, Portland, has been in the
Governor West- !citv a couP'e of days, coming up to at-
"I am for Wilson for president. I ; tend the funeral of Helen Hockspier.
think he is at this time our strongest w- c- Winslow, a young man of ex
candidate. He has a head full of pro- cellent reputation, of Salem, arrived
gressive ideas and he knows how to tm9 n00n from tne west side, in the
carry them to the people."
SPRAY FOR CODLIN MOTH.
interest of bis candidacy for district
attorney.
S. M. Garrison, engineer, who once
ciptured an Albany girl, is now running
from Portland to Albany, with his home
in Portland. He was around town yesterday.
An Old-Timer.
Get ready to sorav for codlin moth
and use the following: Take two
pounds of arsenate of lead, place in i
one-half gallon of water and stir until
thoroughly dissolved, then add to this ,
forty-eight gallons of water, then add.
after stirring, Vi gallons of lime and'
sulphur solution for scab. Use this Mrs. Marie Brown, a resident of AI
mixture when at least 90 percent or 95 bsny in the early '80's, was in the city,
per cent of the petals have fallen, and going to Junction this a.'ternood. She
do thorough work, covering all the left here 27 years ago. She was a
blooms. If this is well done and all sister of-Ed. Murray, who ran a hotel
the fruit thoroughly sparyed again in at the presant site of the Albany Room
about two weeks with the same form- 'nB house, who was drowned at the
ula, this will control the codlin moth. mou'.n of tne Calapooia. Her husband
also the apple scab. , W1" Join her and they we" 8 t0 Cor"
D W RUMBAUGH ivallis, where she thinks she has an inter
Fruit Inspector for Linn County,' Or. atj?aome ptopetty.Shehada bard time
" u finding many here when she was in Al
j j bany.
No U. O. referendum decision yet. -
FOR SALkl. Horses, waecn, surry,
btood cjws, some, farm implements.
A. L. Van Osde), Oakville load,
phone Farmers lol Bell tl9
FOUND A fountain pen, at First
National Bank.
$10,000 TO LOAN on real property, by
J. C. Christy, Atly at-!aw. Kuoms
over First Nat'l Bank. Aibany. 45t
FOR SALE. Orphington eggs, 60c a
settine. Chicago and Front Streets.
Home phone 236. 15 t
FOR SALE. 6 year old thoroughbred,
or trade for workhorse. Copenhagen
Bros. 19
FOR SALE 120 cords fir and oak
wood, $1.50 per cord; also good
wagon, buggy and set of good work
horness. Inquire Arthur Moore,
Burns' Shoe Store. It
FLUFF RUGS. Made out of old cr-
pets. M. L. Sanders agent. Home
phone 441. lot.
FOR RENT. 5 room house. Call at
I 1043 Main st. Either phone 73. t4
WANTELI A second hand brooder,
rent or buy. E. B. Lavidson, 739
; E 1st st.
j V ANTED.- Work by the hoar or day.
I 728 E. 1st. Bell ZZi R.
FOR SALE Two good horses, four and
five years old, will weigh about 1300
j and 1350. U. G. Smith, Home phone
FOR SALE-2 loti Fairdale ad at bar
gain. See I R. Schultz. 16t
LOST A mink muff, betwenn here and
Froman Station. Reward. Leave at
Dem. office. 13t
W ANTED. -To buy some shotes. J. F.
Higgins. Both Phones. 2t
FOX RENT. --Furnished housekeeping
and sleeting rooms Mrs. Bilyeu. 224
Baker Street. 323t
FOR SALE An excellent buy in
good vacant business property, well
situated, in business district. Call
on J. V. Pipe, 203 West 2nd St. 13t
WOOD. -16 inch body fir, at the Shingle
Mill. 25t
FOR SALE. Good B room house and
large lot,also 15 acre tracts first class
fruit and grain, on easy payments.
Inquire of owner, X. W. BOOM, 331
E. 5th, Albany. lit
Mel, the saw filer, will be found aj
the green front on Baker street, n ea !
the skatinv rink.
DAWSON &BUIZLAFF.
F.G. Willior watches;
FO. WILL, lor Watches
FOR RENT. Furnished housekeeping
rooms, 1 suite, newly furnished,
ground floor, 213 Baker. Home p'jone
Black 205 17 j
FOR RENT. Suite furnished house
keeping rooms. Mrs. Gould, 418 W.
3rd. t 16 I
LET Greenfield figure on your brick and
plastering, also stone and tile work.
All work guaranteed. Phone Home
404. t8
FOR RENT OR SALE. 16 acres, '
about 2 miles from Albany P. O.,
Benton county. G. C. Covalt, 1139
E 2nd st. t9
WANTED. Female help at once.'
Magnolia Laundry t 7 j
DRESSMAKING. Will continue to do '
dressmaking. Am now nr. 1227 E.
2nd street. Mrs. Omer Mitchell. t8
FOR SALE. -5,000 feet second hand
lumber, good order. Call Geo. j
Anderson, 130 Montgomery st 8 t
Come
TO
Our New Store
at Broadalbin and
3rd St.
A new stock of
Up-todate
FURNITURE
Our Motto:
A Square Ded
Also furniture bargains
at our store at 109 W.
First street.
1.-11
FOR SALE OR TRADE.
Good farm 134 acres, 35 acres in
cultivation, 20 acres more ready to i
plow with little work, b acres hne pas-'
ture besides other pasture in timber
tract, lots of good second growth fir
timber, over 3000 cords wood, cron
all in, 12 acres fine clover. Fair 5-room
house, barn and other buildings, good
well, fine spring can be piped to house,
some fruit, 6 miles to Albany, and 3
miles to good town on b. f. railroad,
I'i miles to station on S. P. R. R. and
Vi miles to Oregon Electric; lots of
fine rolling orchard land, on county
road, R. F. D., telephone, close to
good school. Price, $95.00 per acre,
small payment down and easy terms
on balance or will take good residence
in Albany up to $2000.00 and balance
terms.
B. M. PAYNE,
Cusick Block, Albany, Oregon.
FISHER BRADEN & FISHER
FOR SALE Good young team, 6 and
7 years old. Weight about 1600.
Address H. A. Lake, Tallman, Ore.
4t
FOUND. Ladies black plush hand bag
with shoulder cord. Call at P. O.
FOR SALE. The Civic Improvement
Club has some clear Blue grass seed.
Inquire of Mrs. Fred Dawson.
RESIDENT College student wants
yards or gardens to care for during
the season. Reference. Bell 581v.
FOR SALE.-Good barn, 1030 E. 3rd.
2t
FOR RENT.-S0 acres of pasture, with
running WBier, adjoining the city of
Altany. Call on E. F. Sox. at Stew
art & Sox H'dw Co's Store. 29t
WE CI, KAN all kinds of marble, take
black rust and all kinds of stains
from mantles, washstands, tomb
stones, etc. No acid. Carl House
man & Co., 803 East 1st St. Phone
Black 151. tl5
FOR SALE--Sheep shearing machine
at half cost. F. H. Pfeifter. 27t
FOR RENT House and barn. See
N. A. Blodgett, 504 9th and Washing
ton. tl3
FOR SALE. Some lots well located.
heal Bargains it taken anon. A well
located modern bungalow, 1 close in
residence, 1 strictly, high-grade res
idence lot. J. C. Hoibrook, 2nd St.
lOt
Drs. Foster & Lemon,
BY A RATIONAL, SCIENTIFIC DRUGLESS METHOD REMOVE
THE CAUSE OF CHRONIC NERVOUS, DISEASES,
Such as asthma, rheumatism, eczema, both acute and chronic, stomach
and intestinal trouble, female complaint, eye weakness, partial paralysis,
head-ache and spinal trouble. We invite an investigation of our system.
A brief consultation free.
Office rooms, 7, 10 and 11 Brenner Block, Opposite P. O., West First
Street, Albany, Oregon.
Hours from 1 p. m., to 9 p. m. Mornings and Sundays by appoint
ment only.
Both phones.
5,000
Cases of EGGS Wanted.
Will pay top market price
IN CASH.
We want cream.
Others are taking advantage of our cash buying system.
Why not you?
KLOCK PRODUCE CO.,
Ii Cash Buyers of Farm Produce.
GEO. J. COOK, Manager.
Both phores 497,1. : Fifth and Jackson, Albany.
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