Or. Historic! SocfeTf r.ii.
Albany
Democrat
ALBANY. OREGON, FRIDAY- APRIL 20. I91
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See Big Window Displays of Bargain Friday and Saturday Specials.
WEEK END SPECIALS FOR
BARGAIN FRIDAY and SATunSA?
Choice of 50 One Piece Dresses
Regular $12.50 and $15.00 Values for
750
The price we ask is less than it would cost to have them made. They are all
new 1912 Styles, most of them samples, purchased by our New York Buyer, at a
price. .
You can see th'em in our big Show Windows There are White, White with
black Stripes, Navy Blue, Copenhagen, Wine, Tan, Brown and Black Serges and
Tan, Coral, Clue, Champagne and Pink Silk finished Poplins, in all sizes, for Women
and Misses. Don't miss this opportunity to buy a Dress at half its real value.
Hundreds of other Beautiful Dresses at a Saving in Price.
YOUR CHOICE OF ONE HUNDRED DRESS AND TAILORED HATS FOR
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY BARGAIN DAYS ONLY
The price set for these Hats Friday and Saturday is a BARGAIN beyond com
parison. They would cost you $7.50 to $10.00 in any other store or small millinery
shop. Styles for Women or Misses in large or small shapes, Turbans, Sailors, or Dress
Hats. All New Styles of Milans, Chips and Hemps, some trimmed with flowers, rib
bons and velvets. Others in strictly tailored effetcs. Also the new Sailors so much
in vogue. See the big window display of $5.00 Hats for Friday and Saturday.
SHOE DATES Friday and Saturday. Lots of New White Buckskin Shoes,
Oxfords and Pumps.
Chambers & McGune
ALBANYS' LEADING
CLOAK -AND SUIT STORE
First
Read this ad.
SECOND:
See Our Window.
THIRD: ,
See Our Stock of Suits,
and Then:
Become the owner of one of
ourv ALL WOOL, ABSO
LUTELY GUARANTEED
STYLEPLUS
for $17.00
The Same Price
The World Over.
THE
BLAIN
CLOTHING CO
Styleplus
Clothes
Read the
Styleplus Clothes
Story
in this week's
Saturday Evening
Post
(aa March 30th)
SI7
This store
is the only
authorized
agency for
Styleplus'
Clothes'
in this'
community
The Blain Clothing Co.
CARPENTER AND PAINTER.
Will work by day or contract. Let
trs figure on your work. Can paint
yorr hoiife 50 it will stay painted and
make prices right.
WM. KIRK, Home Phone 116&
PAINTS AND VALLPAPER
PICTURES AND PICTURE FRAMING
J. R. ELDRIBGE, Painter. 428, W. 2nd St., Altan
ALBANY BEAT
CORVALLIS.
The Albany high school base ball team
yesterday afternoon defeated Corvallis
high in a close and exciting contest 4 to
1, showing good material on both sides.
' ' i m. " niuanv maue '
rfmarkabl strike iZt 16 Corvallis
med, and Farmer struck out 8 tm,2ZJ
: men. Albany made 6 hits, Ryalls lead
ing with 2, and French, C. and L. Big
bee and McCauley each one. In the
! fifth inning Carson Bigbee and Ryalls
made home runs in succession. 3 errors
I wtre credited Albany and 6 Corvallis.
I Carter Lee, of the Athletics, officiated
as umpire.
i Following were the linups: .
flnrvnllici Mnn. n C.. n
ley, Price, Johnson basemen, Muse-rove
it..... i . ... :. r.
i, uoui, mums una martin neiaers.
Alhnno n I t:i
Ryalls. French, Briggs basemen, Mon
teith ss, Hector. MuCauley, Holt fielders.
THE ELECTION.
The returns so far received indicate
inat in the presidential race in Oregon,
Roosevelt leads Taft by several thous
and; that Bourne has been beaten by
Selling by 4,000 to 5,000; that Ganten
bein has beaten LalFcrty for
congress and that it is '
between "'- e
t i '.' ;- nnu no, as lor secretary
of state. Hawley is of course nomi
nated for congressman. For state food
commis8iJ."rr 1C 18 closa- . ,
Wilson leads for "resident on the
democratic ticket. Dr. Harry 18116 ia
undoubtedly nominated for if. S. Senator.
THE WORLD
,Tnr0 are moral and physical wrecks.
Ihe Oragoman is the formjr, fortunate
ly without influence.
M. L. Duryea, manager of the E"--
Commercial Club. - "--
. rrsnera today seeing
a Made In Linn Ex., greatly pleased
with the fine offering.
. Th6 0. E. will have rails laid to AN
Pany by May l. and is already putting
them down on Fifth street. The trolley
is about a mile behind the rails. Bal
lasting will begin from this end baok,
Pioneer Picnic,
Times:
The tWent.V-fnill.th annual ann;n ..J
three days picnic of the Linn County
Pinnae..1 A :ii ... i i ''
........... naauumiiuii win ue neia in
KrnwnsvillA nn Wn4nnc,n.... tu.. i-..
and Friday, June 19, 20 and 21, 1912.
ii ia pruposea mac me picnic this
year will be better in every way, if that
be nossible. nMA nam ami inlu.a.lim.
features will be added and new regu
lations adopted that will insure greater
success and pleasure. Among the new
attractions this year will be an exten
sive exhibit of the resources of Linn
county, an exhibit by tho public school
children of their handiwork in home,
shop, field and garden; also an exhibit
bv the ninnppra nf rali.a nf ikn
days in Linn county.
Blue Rock Shoot..
The weekly shoot of the Albany Gun
Club yesterday was a good one. VV. G.
Ballack carried off the medal.
The following scores were made:
For Dupont medal. Ballack 24,
Warner 21, Simons 20, Hackleman 21,
French 23, Newport 11, Cline 16,
Schultz 20, Boggs 12, Meyers 18, Bal
timore 21, Stoltenberg 17, Leininger 23,
NickerBon 18, Douglas 22, Drake 18.
Cox 13, Clelan 19, Tracey 10, Pollak 20,
Neeley 18, Hinz 17.
For the Selby trophy. Ballack 22,
Warner 17. French 18. Hackleman 19.
Baltimore 18, Stoltenberg 12, Leininger
21, Nickereon 21, Douglas 9, Boggs 16,
Clelan 19, Clins 17, Schultz 13, New
port i, movers , uraKe is, Bimons IB,
Tracey 18, Hinz 17, Cox 11, Pollak 13.
A Bad Fall.
W. F. Shane, foreman at tho Presbv.
terian church, yesterday met with a
serious accident. Ho was on the ap
proach to the front door,' when he
stepped on a pebble and was thrown to
the ground below striking on the back
of his head. He was taken to St.
Mary's Hospital and Dr. Wallace called.
There was concussion of the brain, but
just how serious is not yet certain.
In this county Roosevelt leads Taft
nearly three to one. La Follette has re
ceived a fine vote. Selling is far ahead
of Bourne for senator. Gale S. Hill is
' winsiow ior district attorney
abOIlt ttvn tn nnu in th... ... i :"1
. - - w.. i,o tuuuij, cum is
said to have run ahead in Marion coun
ty, ne is nominated by quite a margin.
For mnrnamiralivaa ih. ........ l.i:
V...HH.CO in lUUUUUUUlIB
have nominated Chas Childs, L. G.
Lewelling and F. H. Porter, and the
democrats C. L. Shaw, J. M. Philpot
and J. P. Cooley.
D. B. McKnight is nominated for
judge by the republicans and H. M.
- -. uj 1.11 13 UCUJUClUlti,
Sellino rpnnlvari (IRQ tn ri, 01 a
in all but nine precmcta.
fj S Hill -ll
ceived 1038 to 616 for Winsbw in all
uui, iiva piuciucts.
D. Smith h.a V.nAn IJ
...ua usini iivuiiuaicu tur
sheritr by the democrats, with Ed.
Sehnnl npi-nnrl niul R1 IT opnv. k:uj
u.,u 4-. ... i wiuui iiiiru.
Ihe republicans have nominated D. H.
uuuiiic, wiin iv. ij. wnite second and
Ala B. MHrRhnll nnH A n Vna.nM A.t
lowing.
With eight precincts not reported D.
S. Smith is ahead of Ed Schoel approxi
mately 100 for sherill, with Pfeiffer
about 40 behind Schoel.
with four precincts to hear from
Bodino hnn R17 Whila IFnan oon
and Marsha 1 97. '
For Sheriff on the republican ticket
the vote in the three Albanites, Price
and Knox Butte, was Bodine 214, Fos-
iui uo, luurcmuu 101, wnttQ Lit).
w r. m..i.. L ii..j i
... u. ...a.no ia IIIIIIIIIUIUU lOT GlttTK
by both the republicans and democrats,
m.iu u. ui i' louui iur uasuHsor oy ootn.
Grant Froman Is nominated for re
corder by a small vote over M. F.
TT UUll.
With three precincts not reported
Froman is ahead of wood for recotder
about 60, which will brobably not be
changeed materially.
W. W. liYanoia ii tho K: f.
treasurer.
W. L. Jackson has a clean sweep for
nnnnrinlanilanl nn fUn .t-
U.U.U.V1IUVIIW Ull V,,n UUIlllli;! U lit blUllUl
and J. W. Miller on the republican
A. L. Geddes is nominated for sur-
tju vj i ruuiKana ttiiij pernups
by the democrats, and Wm. Fortmiller
1UI vv.uuo..
T. .T. RllMnt hna u hlo- mainIf,, tn
county commissioner.
The Weather.
Range of temperature 49 36.
The river is 3.6 feet.
Prediction: Fair tonight and Sunday,
WATCHES, P. M. French & Son.
THE
EMPIRE
Titanic Storiei.
The Titanic was going 23 knots an
hour at the crash, a suicidal speed
among icebergs.
Col. Aator lit a cigarette just before
the boat went down.
Mill. RllFf annlru ..lnnnn.l..
-.. .i L Hiv-oauilliy, wim a
snnle, as ha was last seen by Miss
Young, a friend, tho last woman to
leave the ship.
Frank M. Warren, of Portland, is de
clared to have been one of the bravest
men On thA UDaHnl a nnxn in . I M
death. ' " l"" 1U 01
Ismay, the owner, is characterized as
a coward.
Mrs. John Jacob Astorsays there was
plenty of rdbm in the boats for more.,
To Be Mairied.
Mr. and Mrs P. C. Andorson went to
Port and this afternoon, and Dr. Hill
? . j y?" Royce wi" tonight, and
Lloyd, hdmund and Wallace Anderson
will go on the early morning train, to
attend tllA WO,lrlitin nt Vulll A 1
and a prominent young lady of Bridal
VniL rinilirhtn!. nf nn n n .1.
e .l , l ' " wi w, proprietors
ot the lumber company, by which Mr.
Anderson, one of Albany's best young
men, has been employed for several
years. They will te married at the
Multnomah Hotel tomorrow afternoon.
. Under an old agreement Mr. Royce
is to be best man.-
Notice.
Noblest Holn make tho Shrlno lu.ll
a success. Please promptly send your
.......uuu vw Hctumur. mure
candidates are needed. Special meeting
will no field Saturday evening, April
20th, at the Masonic Temple, corner
West Park and Yamhill street, Port
laud, Ore., and if candidates enough, a
cciomumui win do neid on April 27th.
The Recorder is revising his mailing
list. Every mombor will kindly help him
by sending in their correct post office
address.
By order of tho Potentate.
. B. G, WHI1EHOUSE,
t20 Recorder.
HArlAU rillVIllinn Mnln. Pii.ln. . it.
, , . . , VjrulO Ub bll
Albany Gun Store,
The vntn f nr nraaMonf - in thn ih,.a
miiuiiiHH Hnn r-ri"n wnn .n nn nrr uh
nouseveit itjo, rait iyu.
L. L. Swan Is again nominated for
justice on the republican ticket and
jonn ratlin lor constable in distriot 2,
wiuie a. n. uouia is proDamy nomi
nated by democrats and perhaps Chas,
cua iur vuuaiuuie. -
Geo. E. Rolfe, Prop, and Manager.
TONIGHT
'.y liy
11 n
15
Numbers-
Good music
Aii for 10 ccnts.v
DREAMLAND
I. Curing the Office Boy. This is
a snappy, clean comedy.
v2. Far from Erin's Isle. An Irish
production, m.nlc in Ireland and
America. A Kalcm feature.
3. His Mistake. One of Ltibin's
best society dramas.
4. Billy's Stratagem. A vivid por
trayal of the early days on the fron
tier, one of the most thrilling ever
produced, a fine Biograph.
5. The Little Dclicatesian Store.
Full of laiiKhs.
6. Vaudeville Carlisle & Johnston
in a clever playlet, entitled "Bud's
Finish."
7. Cahler & Wadsworth Music
ami effects.
Coming Next Tuesday. Wednes
day and Thursday, "How I'ictnrcs are
M:Ie."
Coming ext Sntunlay and Sun
day, April 27-28, "The Passion Fb.y."
Admission 10 cent.'
Base Ball.
The Albany Athletics and Pacific
uentai uouege, or Portland, will play on
the new grounds tomorrow afternoon,
beginning at 2:30 o'clock, with the fol
lowing lineups, in batting order:
Albany Monson c. f., Lee ss. Baker
Sb, Mickel If, E. Uooley lb, Salisbury
rf, G. Dooley 2b, Shaw c, Patterson p.
P. D. C.-McCullah c. f., Norby ss,
McAllen 3b. Kisendel If. Earlvwina lb.
Olsen rf, Lawson 2b, Thomas c, Lake,
Linugias, mil p.
Martin umpire.
Look for a number in your Beam
Fletcher bread.
One lot of chilrlrens' hntft. Fnpelnl
At the Womon's Hat Shop.
H. F.MERRILL,
Insurance, Loans, Bonds
Room No. 1, First Savings Bank
Building.
50C. FOR
Kevere Sunday L'innm,
Every Sun lay, at the Hotel Revere.
5:30 o 8 p. m , there will bo a choice
dinner served for only 50 cents. Music
by tho popular Wilson orchestra. Make
reservation.
St our Q C. Rings ye-o'ttiuwly
want oot becavM of their gnat
beauty and worth. Look If ther
coit twice the price. With each
ring you get a printed guarantee
that iniora you agalnit loit ttonee
(except diamondi), ,
GUARANTEED RINGS
an made for men, women and chil
dren. Over 2000 pattemi. Look
for Q C. stamp intlde each ring.,
Call and get free birtlutone card. '
L. W. Ross,
Jeweler Albanv. Or.
NEW
ST. FRANCIS
GRILL
Sunday Table de Hote
Dinner .75c a plato. Tables
reserved. 5:30 to 8 p. m.
MUSIC.
Just
eceived
Brass Jardiniers, Fern Dishes
and PJanging Jardinxrs
at merer & me;:e:.'s