Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192?, January 06, 1915, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAOB TWO ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY , 1914 Daily Democrat WM. H. HORN1UROOK. Editor and Publisher. Entered at the posioffice at Albany. Orroon, ai second-class matter. 1'ublished every evening except Sun day. Semi-weekly published Tues days and Fridays. nusiriEss matter Address all communication and makt all remittances payable to t lie Dcm ocrar Publishing I In ordering changes of address, sub scribera should always give old ai wrl' n new address. SUHSCKIPTION RATES Daily Delivered by carrier, per week...? .1' Delivered 6y carrier, per year. 4 By mail, at end of year 3 54 Hy mail in advance, per year 3.0 Semi-Weekly At end of year $l.5f When-paid in advance, one yr 1.25 CLASSIFIED RATES lc per word for first publication; Yt per word thereafter, payable in ad ranee. Minimum charge 25c. Established in 1865. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 6. 1914 PERSONAL MENTION Ludwig Wilson Vent to Scio this morning to meet his music pupils in inai cuy. XI. R. Walker went to Lebanon this morning. Harry G. Smith. Northern Paciiic prssenser agent, is in Albany today on business ot the road. Mr. and Mrs. I. X. Van Winkle, ot Portland, who hkve been visiting Here with their sou, James Van v kle. left this morning for Salem. Father Lane went to Portland this morning. Mrs. C Farlowe went to Conser this -morning to visit -with friends there. W. P. Powers, traveling freight and passenger agent for the Xorthern J 'acme lines in Oregon, is in Albany tociay. Special Sale Talking Machines Grafanola, with push button cabinet, oak, mahogany and walnut. 24 selections $92.80 $2.00 per week Grafanola (OAK) 20 selections. Complete $56.50 (1.50 per week Grafanola With 10 selections $28.25 - 75c per week Victrola Mahogany. 24 selections $84.00 . $2.00 per week Victrola 20 selections $47.50 $1.50 per week Victrola 20 selections $57.50 $1.50 per week One Talking Machine and 4 selections. Special $10.80 50c per week Come in and hear Tipperary" Woodworth Drug , Company FISHER, BRADEN & CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND UNDERTAKERS. Undertaking Parlors, ,rd and Broadalbtn. K LADY ATTENDANT "" Both Phones Supply All Winter Needs Now At CLEARANCE PRICES!! This is the opportunity of the year to buy staple mer chandise, and finest wearing apparel at greatly reduced prices. This is the sale no woman can afford to miss everything reduced! Every aisle and counter is heaped high with bargains. Come in for your share tomorrow! Beautiful Pictures FREE . Professor Burt known the country over as the lightning artist is painting handsome landscapes to be given to customers at Hamilton's free I See him paint them in the windows every day between 2 and 51 With every $20 purchase, you get one of the handsome lane oil paintings absolutely free! And witfc every $10 purchase one ot the smaller ones! Save your sales checks. To $1.50 Children's Wash Dresses, clearance special 68c To $2.50 Children's Wash Dresses clearance special . 89c Savings in Every DepL feaSt Perhaps you are thinking of making a change in your banking connec tions or thinking of opening an account. The officers of this bank are at all times glad and willing to serve yvu in any financial cap acity and invite you to confer with them in re gard to any banking matters. They wish you a happy and prosperous New Year. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK 43 YEARS OF SUCCESSFUL SERVICE Savings Department Maintained by THE FIRST SAVINGS BANK "Where Savings Are Safe" WHEN answering classified ads, please mention the Democrat. ALL kinds of WOOD Special price on big fir Albany Transfer Co. Bell 166-R Home 68 We Have Just Received Car Of Dried Beet Pulp M. SENDERS ft CO. FRESH and CURED MEATS Wholesale and Retail F. W. SCBULTZ Both Phonrs 132 I,yon St. nra Three Unusual Millinery Specials LOT 1 Handsome trimmed Hats at LOT 2 Beautiful trim Hats at $1 $2 One special lot of Women's Suits .... $2.98 Another special lot of Women's Suits . . $8.48 EVERY DRESS in our entire stock REDUCED ! J Waists Reduced! Beautiful, dainty Waists of silk abd lingerie at Clearance Prices. $2.50 Silk Waists $1.25 $5 Silk Waists $2.50 $1.75 pretty Waists . . . . $1.17 $2.25 smart Waists . . . . $1.59 9 I J. V. PIPE Real Estate, Farm lands, city property, timber lands. Money to loan on approved security. In surance written in the best old line companies. J5tf A QUALITY STORE We sell the best at lowest prices Watch Repairing F. G. Will FOR ALL KINDS OP MILL WORK Both phones Foot Ferry St ! LOT 3 Model trimmed Hats ut $4.98 Save Your Sales Checks First Canal Stowaway. Sun Frnnrluro Hmrttis the distinc tion of holne !;. flrxl xtnwnwnj sue rwsfiillv to hnr. ncuntlntnl thr Pana ma rnnal. John Jnuchnii arrived In Ban FrnnHwo n the new Admiral line trnmKlilnAdmlnl rVhlnv Coos Bay Fastest Developing Section of Oregon WANTED: Good, Live-wire Agents and Salesmen Apply PORTSMOUTH LAND Co. Cor. 4th and Lyon Sts. Horses Wanted at the Wigwam Stables Tues day,' Jan. 5. From 1150 to 1500 lbs.; from 5 to 9 years old. Must be sound and in good condition. Keep Warm Our heaters give a maximum heat for a minimum amount of uel Everything in Hardware Hulbert-Ohling Hdw. Co. Third and Lyon Street BARN! PROVES HIS POWER OVER HYPNOTIC SUBJECTS Baseball Game Awakes Inter est; Prize Waltzers Source of Amusoment. Harnum, the hypnotist, scored heavily with the crowd at the Al lunv Theater hist niuhl w!ien a doi en men placed umli-r his inlliiciicc anO imagining themselves to he local h.isclull stars, nave nn exluhilioii of the national itame. Only the catcher nml hatter were on the stage, while the rest of the players were slalioueil tliro.iKh the audience. Duly uy put ting the team to sleep at the critica moment dill It.trnum save the life ol the umpire, who was threatened on all siiks hy imtiiiiiaut players. Ridiculous in the extreme was the prize waits which concluded the pro' gram. With half of his subjects dressed as women, in styles that even the fashion plate of today would not duplicate, ami the other hall as men .ippranng in travesties on evening dress, the d.iuce organ, tine cotiplr cotdd not waits, so rigged I'isttMil Finally Itanium began awakening tlu-m. one at a time and the dismay of the erstwhile ladies, on realizing the freakishncts of their costume brought heavy applause fro mtlie ail dience. Equally amusing stunts are prom ised hy tiarniim toniglit. WASHINGTON MAY VOTE ' A6AIN ON PROHIBITION Olympia. W'a-h.. January II. The state Icgi-lature convened here to day. It is overwhelmingly Repub lican. The liquor uttcstion will take pre cedence over all other measures at this session. In November the people adopted statewide prohibition by the initiative method, and is scheduled to go dry January I, I'lli. The wets are seek itf a special election before that date. They have drawn up an initiative bill to be presented to the legislature for adoption, providing that saloons shall I he abolished, but breweries may eon tiiiue to operate and that hotels hav ing 5(1 rooms or more shall have the right to serve liquor to guests. Under the law. the legislature hound to resubmit this question to the people, it is claimed, lor the nec essary signatures have been obtained Hut it remains discretionary with thr lawmakers whether there is to be a special election in II5, or whether the measure shall wait until the reg ular election in .November. 1916. eleven months after prohibition goes into ellcct. o Mrs. Dorgan went to Conser today to visit with friends in that vicinity Mrs. If. C Rutterfirld and her in fant son, of Ashland, .ire visiting her parents. Krv rintl Mrs I ft hnotts ALBANY, ORE. ui.Lwk..t A I ia n is. 1 GUARANTEE: Order tack ol r and Use half of It then If you get your money back. There will SEED STORK, Distributors ALBANY FUEL CO. First and Lafayette Our wood sheds are the largsat in the valley, and w have en hand alt kinds of dry cord wood, as well as small lot ol dry slab wood. Wa can furnish green slab wood in any quantity and deliver at once. BOTH PHONES 277 BUSINESS DIRECTORY CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY BARBERS. THE WHITE BARKER SHOP C. S. Bruce, Prop. A. P. Lucas, Foreman Globe Theater Uldg., Alliauy, Oregon CHIROPRACTOR ELMER C. GIPE Chiropractor. Rooms S. 7. 9. IU, Cnskk Hank Illdg Nature cannot cure a disease aiilcss the cause is removed. Chiropractic adjustments remove the cause. DENTISTS DR. W. R. UILYEU-Denlial. First National Bank building, Albany. HOSPITAL Maternity Hospital. I0J2 Washington St., Albany. Or. Mrs. Ldmrr Kiclurdsou, stipcrin tendent. Modern ctiuiumeiit. l;irsl class service. Light, cheerful rooms Keason-ible rales. Iloih phones sJtf LAWYERS. L. G. I.EWE1.LI.SG Attorney al law Notary public Albany, Oregon. DAN JOHNSTON, Attorney at Law Room 205 First National Hank Hldg WEATHER FORD tk WEATHER- FORD. Lawyers, Albany, Ore. C. C. BRYANT Attorney al Law 201-2 New First National Dank build ing, Albany, Oregon. MEAT MARKET M. B. CRAFT-242 West Second St Albany, Ore. First class meats of all kinds from selected stock. I REAL ESTATE INSURANCE H. F. MERRILL Insurance, Loans, Bonds. Room 1, First Savings Bank Building. B. M. PAYNE Farm lands and city i property for sale. Real estate loans ! Fire insurance. Surety Bonds, i Rooms 19-21, Cusick Block, Albany, Oregon. MC- EY TO LOAN on good im-! "oven inrin lana. all on I. V. Pipe, 2f)3Wcst 2nd St. J2tf! FOR BEST and cheanr.l fir. In.r. ance see I. R. Schulta. , a3-tf FOR SALE. FOR -SALE A few choice S. C. White Leghorn cockerels and lay ing hens. Also ckks for hatching ftoin selected stock. O. C. (iarrett Home phone 1120. 620 Vine St' " d2H j28 AT HALF PRICE-2 Good h,i. fruit, etc., 7 room house in good condition, eastern part of cit, for only $1500, if taken soon. Owner going to E. O. Nutting. FOR SALE Fresh young cow, good .. wumcr aiiu ana cincago St. sl6tf Results Count In baking use White Mountain Flour and the renult will bo a rich, golden loaf of finest texture. White Mountain (rom your gtoc are not entirely satisfied go and be no argument MURPHY'S ALBANY, OHEOON WANT ADS Pl'HI.IC S AI.1-: lli,:I. gi.de Mirk shirr. Poland China and IbuoC Jciscy son s lucd by pine h'cd hoais. Fscrtlrtit brood kjsi. I. A. C. liirttiuk iMwllioii, Corv.dl , J.imi.iry o. at J ul p. ni. M.ul bids roiiM'iriHioualy b.itidird A. I.. Slei!iciisti, .mcttoiici .' . J5 H i nk SAI.K l-rc.li Jcr.ey cu. Tc!s S.S 4 gal. I tonic phone 415. .Wif l-'OR SALK-Ash. dr. ami iimi Ic wood; 5.! I'.. Jnd llrll phone I .'!. it 17 17 FOR RENT f'OR RKNT lloiisckcrpui noius, convenient to Initli school; modcu ennvenirnces. I'lionr Klack l.'i W K. 4ih sir. n.f MR R K I' Housekeeping rooms No. 72V West 4th St. Albany. Or.; also a dwelling huiisc. Lain and .!-. art.. ..I I. ...I ... . - ----- n,.,., 1.1,111 M, ,UIII Albany. Impute of J J Whitney. I 7JV West 4th St. or phot e Hell )"). ii I . In' X WHEN' answering classified ads. please mention the Democrat. MM ADVERTISEMENTS WAN I ED A fcw ,rc f.iir, to u -e lly-iid D.-iiry Milk. Hell 5 III. I.. Home 49. MISCELI.ANKOUS I'OL.ND Rich, sanitary milk, deliv ered it convenient hours. Whip, ping cream always on hand. Ily. gia Dairy. Iloth phones. d8-31 Cascadia Water 11 50 per doen quart bottles at Murphy's Seed Store. nlCtf iortiTiillcr Bros. Funeral Directors Masonic Buildii.(. Albany. Or. Bolh phoney Jy Assistant Jones Book Store Subscriptions receiir l for Mae 'es and periol,:.! JJJ. West First St., Albai y, O . ,,in. Cabinet Work Albany Planing Mill No Trouble with Accounts at I). E. NEHEROALL MEAT COMPANY Wa Use the McCaskey System READ OUR WANT ADS.