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Visit Merchandise Headquarters
Do you need a Wash Dress?
A Skirt, Waist or Suit? If
so, visit our garment section.
You'll find here just the kind of a garment vou
want and you'll find the price lower than vou ex
pect. Right now, with summer at hand and
months of service m front, we have Placed tempt
ing prices on these lines that will eliminate all
competition. Materials, embracing all the best
wash "fabrics, neatlv made and fashionably set
off, in corresponding oolors
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Albany Democrat
Entered at the post office, Albany, Or
as second class mail mattir.
PERSONAL.
The "Daily Delivered, 10 cents a
week; in advance for .one ."ear, $4.00.
By mail, in advance for one ir $3, at
end of year $3.50.
The Weekly Advance er year
$1.25. At end of year $1.V- After 3
years at $2.
F. P. Nutting.
$1.00 to $3.00
WASH TIES THAT WILL WASH
An assortment of pretty wash ties
in the line mercerized silk finish a
finish that is lasting. White grounds
with colored stripes and patterns.
Some all white basket weaves, others
arc the new crochet effects. Make
ymir selection from this lot and be
pleased. Each 35c
WASH TRIMMINGS FOR
SIMPLE DRESSES.
Wash bandings embroidered on
white and tan (rounds. Light blue,
navy, green, tan, brown, gold, lilac,
and all white. A few yards will trim
your summer dress. Look over this
line and see a beautiful trimming at a
small cost. Per yard 15c
BUSTER BROWN BELT
S NEW STYLES.
Just received from New York, a
lot of these belts in new cuts and
colors. Patent leather two-piece com
bination with no buckles.
A new idea in a belt for once.
35c.
Each,
RATTINE COLLAR SETS.
Nothing is so becoming for your dress
as these popular sets. Assorted pat
terns and sizes. Can be taken off .
any time and washed. $1.75 to $4.00'
per set.
LAWNS AND SUCH.
The warrn weather has stirred
things up in this section, with the
result that people say we are show
ing more new things thany one in the
city.
Pretty Lawns 5c to 18c
Bordered Lawns 15c to 35c
Fancy Voiles, all colors.. 25c to 65c
AOttTHLY STYLE BOOKS FOR JIME ARE Iti
HAMILTON'S
THE POPULAR STORE FOR THE PEOPLE
THE COLLEGE PRESIDENT.
President Nicholas Murray Butler,
of Columbia University,' has an arti
cle on ''The University President" in
the' American Educational Review
Hugh M. Smith, of R(no, Nev. is in
the city.
Joe Goldstone is in the city in the
interest of the great Multnomah Ho
tel of Portland.
Mrs. Pate, who lost her watch,
found it the same evening by adver
tising it In the Democrat.
Mrs. T. P. Hackleman this noon re
turned from a trip to her girlhood
home at Owosso, Mich.
Bob Miller of Halsey, democratic
nominee for recorder, one of Linn's
best citizens, was in the city today.
Mrs. Blanche Stanton, trained
nurse, 8 years experience, obstetri
cal cases- a specialty. Phone Bell
548-R. tl5
Fir T W T?iitrcfiM n'pnl tn P-irric.
Much of it applies as well to the hurir.this afternoon. He will leave
work of the college president, and is
of general interest. He says in part:
"It is sometimes supposed that the
university president unlocks the
for his former home in the east next
Saturday.
Misses Vivian Fiesel and Ritia Cap
nicka, of Chicago, arrived last evening
tor a visit with the iormer s brother,
section.
Ex-County Clerk Frank Crabtree
doors in the morning, opens the mail, ! Harry Fiesel, of the Oregon Power
typewrites the letters, appoints, pays, Go. They are making a tour of the
nnd dismisses thn nrofpssnrs. licks west, and have now done the southern
the postage stamps, sweeps tut 'In
rooms, and closes the jtuklings lor was jn the citv todav. He has been
week. Let me tell you something residing in Spokane, but has disposed
about the presidency. . . . The of his interests there, and expects to
president is a prime minis., bol.mir ZA .IftETe
th e portfolios of foreign attairs and best 0f au 0f then?.
oi chancellor of the exchequer.
Our Wants.
The Tuesdav Club met vesterdav af-
uis function to Iook personally ternoon with Mrs. Jos. H. Kalston, in
a pleasant session, Ihe feature of the
afternoon was a contest in making
Mav baskets from naner nf varied rnl-
lo.: state in- ors, displaying artists of rare merit.
Choice refreshments were served and
a pleasant time socially had.
It is
after Ihe external relatoi'5 if Ills
university. ... If more expendi
ture is demanded ihan
A Spartan Mother.
come will rpcvied, he has to una
the income. And up to d its he has
not been constitutional.y empowered '
to levy a tax collectible by ordinary
legal methods!
furthermore, tne president lives; Gne of the best war dramas evcr
almost exclusively in the future, shown at Dreamland, began a three
With the work of the current year days' run last night. It is an excel
the president has no contact and but lent story and Xery thrilling and spec
..... t u tacular. There are also two vaude-
httle concern, save as specific prob- ville acts on the progranli Harry Lan.
lems arc brought to him for consulta- caster, a Scotch comedian, and Miss
tion or advice. He hears nothing of Dorothy Weaver, a singing and danc
the current work until he reads the ,n8 soubrctte-
Halsey Man on the Titanic.
records or the newspapers. His con
cern is almost exclusively with next
year and the year alter; what are go- It transpires that a Halsev man
ing to be the new activities in -912-13, went down on the Titanic, a fact just
1913-14. ... So that you may be 'earned, xie had been back to his
very sure that if there is going to be XXWK
any irouoie in lyi-io, me presiaept reported among those found and iden
LOST. Fountain pen, at P. O. Please
return to Democrat office. Reward.
LOST. A large, square camera
broach, this week. Reward. Re
turn to Toggery. t6
LOST. Ladies' watch, black leather
fob, with letter F. Reward, Mrs.
Pate, 231 E. 7th.
WANTED. Men and women. Loca
and traveling salary and expenses
paid, for an eastern wholesale house.
Call 104 3rd and Lyon. t4
WANTED. Young lady for office.
Must be neat and accurate. Some
knowledge of stenography. Apply in
own hand writing. Magnolia Laun
dry. . 2t
FOR SALE Team good horses. Call
St Wigwam, 1 10
PASTURE for rent, pony for sale. J,
W. Bruckman, Home 2b54. 1 15
FOR SALE. S horses, cheap. D. 0.
Woodworth. 2t
FOR RENT.-Furnished or unfurnished
rooms, at 2d and Baker. Lee
Driver. Bell phone 337-R. 27t
FOR SALE. Inside house and lot,
cheap, nicely located. Inquire 516
E. 6.
860,000 TO LOAN on real property, by
J. 0. Christy, Atty-at-law. Rooms
over r irst iNat 1 Bank, Albany. 4-5t
FOR SALE. Orphington eggs, 50e a
setting. Chicago and Front Streets.
Home phone 296. 15 f
FOR SALE. Cabbage and tomato
plants. Also S. C. and R. C. Rhode
Island Red eggs for hatching, cheap.
A. Crooks, West 7th St. Poultry
ards.
FOR SALE, 1 thorough bred short
horn bull No. 332237; 1 4-epring 3
seated mountain hack; 1 3 spring, 2
seated single back; 1 thorough bred
Poland China boer, 10 months old, 1
mare broke single and double, wht.
1100; alfalfa and clover hay loose in
barn. F. H. Hughson, Home Phone
2852. , it
FLUFF RUGS. Made out of old car
pets. M. L. Sanders agent, Home
phone 441. 1st,
FOR RENT.-Furnished housekeeping
and steering rooms. Mrs. Bilyeu, 224
Baker Street. 323t
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
tified. Before going to England he
told about how he would return on
the great Titanic. 1
Mrs. Greenhalge, of Halsey, re
turned home this afternoon after an
Albany visit.
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Ufc A.
The Celebrated Durham
Duplex Demonstrator Safety
Razor is different from any
other safety razors because
it uses the sliding stroke of
the ordinary razor instead of
th e"hoe" stroke common to
all other safeties.
You can get a $2.50 razor
for 35c while they last at
HULBERT-OHLJNG H'D. CO I
City Treasurer's Notice.
Albany, Oregon, May G, 191a,
Notice is hereby given that there are
funds on hand to pay warrants issued
against the General Fund of the city of
Albany, Oregon Nos. 612 to 13 inc. the
issue of 1910.
line est will cease with this date
May 6, 1912.
H. B. CUSICK. City Treas.
WANTED-One to five acres, dry land,
as near Albany as possible, for
slaughter house. M. B. Craft.
FOR SALE. A gentle driving horse,
rubber tired single seat bupgy, two
seated carriage, an extra gord double
spring enrt. double and single harness,
two saddles, all at a bargain. In
quire of F. M. French t26
CEMETERY WORK-See R. C. Phelps
in chargo of city cemetery, aoout
having lots kept up, cement work,
etc. Call at cemetery. Phones Bell
180-R; Home Red 368. t 9
POULTRY. Fat hens, dressed for sale,
delivered in city. Home Phone Red
293. M. Brannan. t 27.
WOOD FOR SALE. Second growth fir
ft, old fir $4.75, good dry wood and
good measure. HomeBlack;i06, Bell
t phone 448 J. F. C. CHAPMAN.
run SALE by the owner, a six room
house and two ots, center of toMn,
half block from High school. Apply
on the premises 322 East 4th street.
H. Barns.
knows about it now. If there is any
trouble in 1911-12, he knew about it
a long time ago, and it has been push
ed out of his consciousness by the
trouble of tomorrow.
''Through having an officer whose f ; 0
concern is for the whole university ' ?; W Rlv.ers will open a general re
. . . . . . . ' pair shop in about ten davs at 31j
I . . . And who can give Ins time Second street, and will be prepared to
looking ahead, the university grows do all kinds of general repair work,
consciously, systematically, and it He will make a specialty of wood
moves forward steadily from year to work wontl
year. Any university will grow and i
advance that has the sense to appoint i
ah officer for such mirooses and to
set him free to do those things. A
university that prefers t ohave the
mail opened," and the stamps licked,
and the rooms swept ... by a
president can do that if he chooses.
That is not our kind of university."
F.
F.G. Will for watches
DR. BERNARD KAVANAUGH
Osteopathic physician, office hours 9 to
12 a. m. and 2 to 5 p. m. Evenings by
appointment. Telephones Home 203
Bell 330 J. Residence. 223 South Ferry
St., phone Bell 386-R. First Savings
Bank building, Second and Broadalbin
streets, Albany, Oregon.
WORLD NOT A DEMOCRATIC
PAPER.
Eggs
Wanted
j Tho A'bnny Dressed Beef and Pro
duco Co. will pay tho highest market
GREEN
FRONT
BLACKSMITH SHOP.
Horse shoeing and general black
smithing, wagon and carriage work.
Nothing; but hrst-class work by expert
mechanics.
DAWSON & BUTZI.OFF.
first and Baker Sts., between 1st and
2nd, near Wigwam. j
FOR SALF..-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, b.ilaene easy terms.
New 7-rootn house for sale. Geo. I
C. Richards, contractor and builder, prico for eggs and other produce.
934 S. Maple. Home phone red 141.
and
three lots.
t7
FOR SAI.F.. House
913 li. First St.
FOR SALE. Farm, with 2 sett of
buildings, 552 acres, 7 miles east of
Albany, all or part, at sacrifice,
terms to suit, with or without stock
and machinery. Seo me if you mean
business. C. R. Gerig, R. D, 1.
10-2U
FOR SALE 264.4 by 110 ft of property.
Call on Mrs. Fromm, 440 E 1st. 5t
GLASS. All sues and kinds, for Palo
at the Albany Planing Mill, cheaper
than aywhere else in Albany, Skill
Iv set, if desired.
AUTO TRANSFER.
W. A. LONG.
Office Jersey Dairy. 321 t.von St.
Home Phone 14'W. Bell Phone
4'19-J. Home 411.
B. M. PAYNE.
City Property for
YOU GET WHAT YOU WANT
WHEN YOU WANT IT
AND HOW YOU WANT IT
At V.. E. Rooklidge't print shop, over
Woodwork's drug store. Printer to
the particular.
Farm Lands and
sale
Real Estate Loans.
Kiro Insurance.
Surety Bonds
Rooms 19 21 Cusiek
Albany, Oregon.
Block,
M. B. CRAFT,
242 West Second St., Albcny,
First-class meats of all kinds
from selected Mock,
Editor Democrat: In your issue
of. May 6th you say that the New
York World is the leading Demo
cratic paper of the country. T'.is
statement is made by the Democrat
in referring to an attack made by. the
World upon Champ Clark, whose'
nomination by the Democrats, the
World says, would be suicide. In
calling the World a democratic pa
per you arc, unconsciously, mislead
ing your readers. I say "unconscious
ly," for I know the Democrat does
not intend to do that. But the truth
is the World is not a democratic pa
per. It does not claim to be. It is
true, that, occasionally, it calls itself
an independent democratic paper.
How "independent" it is may be in
ferred from the fact that during the
last 20 years it has supported but one
democratic candidate for president.
Mark this prediction: If Taft is nom
inated by the republicans and either
Clark or Wilson by the democrats
the World will support Taft. The
attack upon Clark was unjust and un
called for and was made plainly be
cause he is fiom the west.
Clark and Wilson are both meritor
ious candidates and all attempts to
belittle or besmirch the reputation of
cither should be frowned down by all
democrats.
FAIRPLAY.
lUn
I"EAR MADAM:
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We assume that you want to look stylish.'
We know that you de3ire corset-comfort.
We are CONFIDENT that you want to get
the GREATEST VALUE FOR YOURMONEY
when you buy a corset.
Therefore we invite you to visit our Corset
Department this week NEMO WEEK and
let us demonstrate to you that
There's a Nemo for Every Figure
The Nemo line this year is practically new.
Even the old favorites are greatly improved,
and the latest models are so entirely novel that
every woman, young or old, will take delight
in seeing them.
We're anxious to show you the newNemos
W. B. Stevens & Co.
FRUIT AND BERRY FARM.
15 acres in bearing apple orchard,
choice winter varieties, orchard in
good condition and within five miles
of Albany.
4 acres in strawberries and bearing,
.15 acres in the tract, and nearly all in
cultivation, every foot good fruit or
berry land.
Small house, good barn, possession
when sold. The fruit and berries
from this year's crops will net the
purchaser one-third of the purchase
price of the farm.
Will sell this tract for one-half of
the price asked for similar lands ad
joining that have nothing on them.
and will give time on a part of the
purchase price.
Full particulars, location and price
Riven to those that mean business, bv
calling at my office, at No. 102 ll
First Street, Albany, Oregon.
C. G. BURKHART.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Notice is hereby given that scaled
bids will be received up to the 11th
day oi May, 1912, at one o'clock p. m.,
by the Board of Directors of School
District No. 26, Tangent, Oregon, for
the building and construction com
plete of the new school house to be
erected in and for'said School District
according to the plans and specifica
tions now on file with the Clerk of
said District and in the office of C. H.
Hurggraf, Albany, Oregon, Architect.
The succsstnl bidde rwill be required
to give bonds in such reasonable sum
a sniay be designated by the Board of
directors for the faithful performance
of the work. Bids may be filed with
the undersigned Clerk of said District.
Right to erject any or all bids re
served. Dated this 22nd day of April. 1912.
J. E. JENKS.
Chairman of the Board of Directors.
M. C. BROWN,
Clerk of School District No. 2d.
Drs. Foster & LemonJ
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Office rooms, 7, 10 and 11 Brenner Block, opposite P. O., West First
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Hours from 1 p. m, to 9 p. m. Mornings and Sundays by appoint
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