AOt POtJ
ALBANY DAILY DKM0CRA1, TUESDAY, HCVEMBER 16. 1913
Warm Winter
Underwear
Women's fleeced, ankle length, low neck,
elbow sleeve, Union Suits
$1 each
Women's fleeced Vests, long sleeve, or low
neck, and elbow sleeve
50c each
Pants to match 50c pair
Boys' fleeced Union Suits, 4 to 14 years
50c suit
Misses' fleeced Union Suits, 2 to 12 years
50c suit
FLOOD'S STORE
334 West First Sr.
BRYAWrS POETIC CAREER.
!fwe Facts About Hi areateet Week,
I "Thanatepsia.
llryeul was uearlt twenty-three
! fears old when TbuatOila" wu drat
! rtutl In Ui North American Itevtvw.
Su much Ihi beeu said about the a
punillug precocity of this poet aud ao
! muiiv errors bMva accumulated around
I Jie publication of bU niasterpluce that
t limy be well to Mate iba facta.
We know Juat two facta about this
work. , First, It was publUlicd wbaa
lllr.vuiii wua aliuuxt tw enty-three uot
Irouug for a poetic (villus; second, that
iu It original published form In tha
North American Review It Is not a re
' aiarkable poem.
I It was In tb IX! 1 edition of Urrant'1
norms, wheu the author waa twenty
U or twenty-aereu. mat ih work Oral
ipixured In 1 uuhrersally known
form. Onlj a few minor changes were
made after that data. This dlsposea of
the trvoernlly accepted atatemeut that
Tlutnatopala" la a Juvenile master
piece liryaut was. bowerar, a precocious
poet. altbouKb hi precocity la not die
plnyed In bls.Krealwt work. One of
the most extraordinary facta about his
pueth-al carver I that be .actually pub-
i lulled eenw during the administration
of Tbomss Jefferson and during the
I administration of Rutherford B. Mayes.
So long a period and so slender an out
put apeak well for bis fastidious last.
I North American ReTlew.
Drainage Meetings
At a meeting at the Commercial club
this afternoon between members of
the grange and the Commercial club
it was decided to hold a drainage meet
ing beginning at the Commercial club
at 10:30 o'clock and continuing all day
December 7th. . ...
Howard Jenks of Tangent is in the
city.
Oil Paintings for
Christmas
What it more beautiful for pre
sent than an Oil Paintinf? Come
op to onr Studio and make selec
tions. Prices reasonable. If yon
enjoy Fine Art joa are welcome
whether yon buy or not. "
If yea are Interested ia 'Art why not
jew a class? A 3-henr lesson tor $1.
Will also instruct a limited num
ber in voice culture.
W.W.Davis
Teacher of Art and Voice
Schmitt-Hunt Bid.
HE WAS STRONG.
In his Christmas sermon to boys
and girls. Rev. Dr. Charles E Jeffer
son of Xew York, says:
"According to the Gospel Jesus was
wonderful nun, and the most won
derful thing about him was his
Itrengih. It was his power which
caused his fellow men to stare and
wonder. He was so strong that he drew
jreat crowds to his as though he were
a magnet He did things which no
one else could do. Even his words
had something in them not to be found
in the words of any other teacher.
They drove men to do things they
!iad nev- done before. Even the
;lance of his eyes was wonderful One
night when some men came to arrest
him he simply turned his eyes upon
hem, and they were so frightened they
tell backward to the ground. . . Be
cause Jesus was gentle and tender we
must not imagine he was soft."
Will Be Back Thursday
The Barker Hardware Co. is mov
ing back into their quarters in the
Carter-Robson building, and will open
again next Thursday morning, ready
for business, slick and clean.
S988lltlll
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Subscribers.
A If the bqys fail to deliver the S
9 paper each evening kindly phone 3
to the oltiee. The management
invites complaints from its pa
4 Irons and will do its best to 6
$ correct faulty service.
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985)(9
TO EXCHANGE .Modern home and
.. 2 lots in Portland for small farm
near Albany. Address I7S S. 5K St
. North, Portland. Oregon. H. P.
Rnrsham. Owner. N16-18
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REPORT OP THE CONDITION
ol the
FIRST SAVINGS BANK
At Albany, in the State of Oregon,
at the
close of business November 10th, 1UI5
Resources
loans aud discounts $74,4t 46
Bonds and warrants .. 0.1S
Mmkinu house 26.250.00
IMIIIIMIV ...... ,rv-.nj
Other real estste owned 22.oVa.77
te iron mmroved re
serve banks 145,254.44
.I'rcks and other cash
iiptnt Try to
exchanges for clearing
house I.770.OK
( as. I mi land IX I US
r.xpcnsca 7.5U.US
Other resources 200.00
To'.al
Liabilities
Capital stock paid in
Mirplut turn! ......
JntliYiucd profits.
Individual deposits sub
ject to check
Demand certificates of de-
fosit .
ime certificates of depos
it '.
$506,458.10
$50,000.00
J.0UU00
J.o4 J5
26.21 JJ
779.4J
422.480.99
At Portland Party
Mrs. H. A. Nelson went to Port
land this morning and will assist with
the debut of Miss Nancy Zan next
Thursday evening. While in Portland
she will be the guest at the Zan home.
She will also go to Hood River for a
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Phillip
Carrol. '
The Sample Store
Get your suits, raincoats, shoes, underwear, dress shirts, work or
flannel ahirta, hat; caps, gloves, mittens, sox. mackinaws, sweaters,
Jerseys, stag shirts and other wear ng apparel here. Buying immense
quantities enables ns to give yon a lower price. Compare youll see
to what extent yon profit by gettng your wanta here
$12.50 Men's Suits
$15 00 Men's Suits
$20.00 Mrn'i Suit
$22.50 Men's Suits
$7.50
..$9.50
$14.85
.$16.85
$25.00 Men's Suits 18's0
Men's raincoats $3.98
Cotton Rib Unions 95c
Wool unions $1.45 to $2.95
Dress shirts 49c to 85c
Blue Bib Overalls 69c
Blue Work Shirts 37VaC 45c
Flannel Shirts - 65c to $195
Hats 98c, $1.85, $2.25
Gauntlets Gloves -.85c to $1.35
Rockford sox 3 pr. 25c
Blue Wool Mackinaw $4.50
Plaid Mackinaws $5.65, $5.90
Men's Sweaters 98c to $2.95
Men'a Jerseys 65c to $2.15
Mackinaw Shirts $475
We can give yon a made-tc-meaaure suit or overcoat, by David
son ft Co, for $13.50 and np
21
STORES
C. J. BREIER CO.
YOU DO BETTER HERE FOR LESS
21
STORES
HUB
Theatre
TONIGHT.
Ruper Julien in '
"A WHITE FEATHER
VOLUNTEER" ,
3 act feature
J. Warren Kerrigan featured in
"A LIFE AT STAKE"
Joker Comedy
"A DAY ATMIDLAND
BEACH,"
with Miss Elsie McLcod.
SPECIAL CANDY
MATINEE FOR CHILDREN
Saturday afternoon
Frljsy and Saturday
MARY MILES MINTER
in a Metro feature
"ALWAYS IN THE WAY"
Notice of Bankruptcy.
In the District Court of the United
States for the District of Oregon.
In the matter of S. I. Freese, Bank
rupt. Case No. 3a28 in bankruptcy.
To the creditors of S. J. Freese of
Lebanon in the county of Linn and
district aforesaid, a bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given that on 3rd
day of November. 1915, the said 5. J
Freese was duly adjudicated bankrupt
and that the first meeting of his cred
itors will be held at Albany, Linn
County. Oregon, in the office of the
undersigned referee in the First Na
tional Bank building on Friday, the
2fcth day of November, 1915. at ten
o'clock in the forenoon, at which time
said creditors may attend, prove their
.-laims, appoint a trustee, examine the
bankrupt, and transact such other
business as may properly come before
said meeting.
The schedules list no property of
value.
Dated at Albany. Linn County, Ore
gon, this November 15, 1915.
C. C. BRYANT,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Total in
State of Oregon, )
County of Linn. )
I, O. A. Archibald, earlier off th
ahove named bank, do solemnly swear
iie aoovc statement is true tj
the best of my knowlcUc and he! ef.
U. AS, ii. BALD.
.. . C-1-.hicr.. .
Subscribed and sworn to hefnr mr
this 16 day of November. 1915.
H. F. MERRILL.
N'otar-' Punlt.-
My commission expires 'June 21. 1919
ici.tcl -Attest:
ALFRED C. SCHMITT.
J. P. WALLACE.
P. A. GOODWIN.
Directors
o
2928
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
of the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
At Albany, in the Stat of Oregon,
at the
close of business November 10, 1915
resources
Loans and discounts (ex
cept those shown on b)
Acceptances of other
banks discounted, none $519,202.05
Overdrafts, secured, none;
itnf-.-(r..jl U?0 ic
j . (W7riJU
I (J. S. Bonds deposited to
secure circulation (par
value) $100,000; U. S.
bonds owned" and un
pledged. $25,000: 125,000.00
Bonds other than U. S.
bolide ulcflirrd In ii-ttr
postal savings deposits.
; $27.9)); securities other
than U. S. bonds (not in-
l eluding stocks) owned un-
, pledged. $7.1W.O0 35.060.00
Subscriptions to stock of
Federal Reserve Bank.
$7,800: less amount un
paid. $3,900 . 3,900.00
. Value of banking house (if
' unencumherrrl 1?17ut7t
i Furniture and fixtures 12.81 1 34
neai estate owned other
than banking house ,. 38,941.27
Net amount due from Fed
eral Reserve Bank 17.001MU
.Net amount due, from ap
proved reserve agents in
New York. Chicago, and
St. Louis. $1,490.35: net
amount due from approv
ed reserve agents in other
reserve cities. $16.837.60.. 18,327.95
Act amount due from banks
and banker (mh. ih-m
included in 10 or 1 1 ) 17.655.96
unicr cnccKs on banks in
the same city or town as
reporting bank 1.333.RT
Outside checks and other
cash items. $5,56473: frac-.
tional currency, nickels. .
and cents. $675.91 6.2fl.64
notes oi other national
o-ini'f 1.4I.VX)
Loin irf, certificates; legal-'.rm'.-r
II 1111: money re
serve in bank) 51775.55
Keijc-jii-on H:nd with L. 3
Treasurer (not more lr-ai
5 per cent .n circulatim)
and due '-m U. S. Treat
"rrr .. . .. . S.i 1
above named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement ia true to
the best of my knowledge and belief.
O. A. AKUIIHALD, .
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 10 day of November, CIS. ,
II. F. MERRILL
Notary Public.
My commission expires June 21, 1919.
CORRECT Attest:
ALFRED C. SCHMITT,
J. P. WALLACE,
P. A. GOODWIN.
Directors.
THE GLOBE TONIGHT
Empress Vaudeville
6FEi
17-
Entire Show From Empress Theatre, Portland
FEATURE ACTS FEATURE ACTS
PEOPLE-17, and Five Reels of Pictures
6
PRICES
25c, 35c, and 50c
Total $976,326.68
Liabilities.
Capit.J stock paid in $100,000,011
Surplus fund 30,000.10
uii'iivinea pronts, $y 1,43
.63; less current expens
es, :nterest. and taxes
paid.. $8,67775 82797.88
LircuiatiMg notes outstand
ing: 98.300.00
uut to banks and bankers
(others than included in
28 or 29) .. 131.354.75
Individual deposits subject
to cnecK . A. 482,920.64
icrtilicates of deposit due
in less than 30 days 11,057.26
Certified checks 450.00
l-ashicrs checks outstand
ing 49,15
Postal savings deposits 16,880.00
1 01:11 qeninnrt dcnosits,
Items 32, 33. 34, 35. 36,
.17. 38, and 39, $511,357
05. '
Notes and hills rediscount
ed elsewhere than at Fed
eral Reserve Bank, . 22,517.00
No. 101.
REPORT OR THE CONDITION
of the . .
J. W. CUSICK & CO.. Banker
At Albany, in the State of Oreion,
at the
dofcc of business Nov. HI, 1915.
Resources.
Loans and discounts $302,144 10
uverdratts secured aud un
secured 2.2S7 85
Bonds and warrants 1 1.2.16 51
Stocks aud other securities 3.4UI U)
Banking house 9.000.00
furniture and fixtures I Hi i
otner real estate owned .... 7VOO0
Due from banks (not re
serve banks) 4.076.60
uue rrom approved re
serve banks 65,329 83
Checks and other cash
items 1 tf.t ii
Cash on hand . 27 6.U 52
Other resources . '4770
Total $430.928 13
Liabilities.
Capital stock paid in $ 75.000.00
:urnlus lund I5.0HJ0U
Undivided profits, less ex
penses and taxes paid .... 1.282 15
Due to banks and bankers 20.064 96
Individual deposits subject
to check 228.077.60
Demand certificates of
deposit lt.7ill.65
Certified checks 43.75
Cashier checks out
standing 1.708 90
Time certificates of de
posit 78.049.12
Tout ; $4 1.928 13
State of Oregon, (
)ss.
County of Linn(
I. II. B. Cusick. cashier of the
above-named bank, do solemnly swear
mat the above statement is true to the
best of my knowledge and belief.
II. 11. CUSICK.
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 16 day of Nov. 1915. -
L. G. LEW ELL! NG.
Notary Public.
CORRECT Attest:
C. H. CUSICK.
E. D. CUSICK.
Directors.
FOR SALE High grade piano at a
bargain. Phone 361 -R tnlHif
Careful attention given to all jew
elry repairing at Kreamer's new store.
o25tf adv
LAST TIME
TONIGHT
Have You Seen
Miss Irene
Fenwick
in George Klcine's
Masterly Rendi
tion of Owen
Davit'
"The Wo
man Next
Door"
In Five Part
A Drama of pathos ansl
passion essentially a
story l the heart of
gesslp, misunderstanding
and social persecution
told wild pretty patties,
and winning sympathy,
motion of which Miss
Fenwick Is past mistress
You are cure to like
"THE WOMAN
NEXT DOOR"
The Best Way TO SAVE
it by
Systematic.
Saving
One Dollar Open An
Account
In 5 years with Interest, $1 de
posited weekly amount to
I280.6S.
$5 deposited weekly amounts to
$1,399.38.
ALBANY STATE
BANK
"Safely Plus Ssrvice"
Men's Flannel
Shirts
The Oolden Rule is tha place 10 Buy them. You save 23 to S3 1-3
per cent. Buying for 83 Busy Stores for cash atlllng the same way,
no heavy expense and our modern busineaa methods, mskes this till
ference.
Cherry Valley Blue Flannel Shlrta I4tf to 19 98c
Gray, Tin, Olive and Brown Flannel l4Vi to 19 tUc
$2.00 Flannel ahirta. all colors, I4'4 to It $1.49
$2.50 Flannel Shlrta, all color 14 1-1 to It $19
Buys' Flannel Blouaea 3 to 14 years 49o
YOU CAN ALWAYS DO BETTER HERE
THE GOLDEN RULE
83 BUSY STORES
L J -a
THE GLOBE
4 DAYS, COMMENCING TOMORROW
BILLY RICE'S MUSICAL
COMEDY COMPANY
12 PEOPLE 12
MISS LESTER, ROMIG TWINS, and OTHERS
OF NOTE
MAIN FLOOR 20c
BALCONY 10c
FDR KENT Furnished rooms with
or without board. Furnace heal.
115 Wet 5th St. Albany, Ore.
nlS-17
93 SiS)4)S)4)SS
9
3
it
9
) ;) 5) 4D $ S 3, .S 3) 3 ,ifj
Taxpayers Meeting.
On Friday. Nov. 26. at ihi
iiy. there will he n big tax pay
ers' meeting, called to consider
the great increase in taxes.. K.
E. Smith, of Kosehurg. will be
the princin.il speaker, and seve-
1 al local men will talk.
Gasoline 15c
Albany Eschsni Station for
Prxl-'o-Ulo Tanks
ALBANY GARAGE
1L L ..' !J . .
M. E. Bauer
The TIME, Wednesday, beitinninic
at II a. in. The I'LACE, basement of
the M. E. church. rontinuuiK durinK
"ic Rdcmoim and evening 1 liere will
he fur s.'Ic fjney articles. uilahle lor
Christmas, ice cream aud cake. At
noon Iroui II to I JU a rliicken dinner
will be served. I'rke J5c.
Jewelry repairing of all kinds at
Kreamer's new store, , o25tf adv
A $1.50 ticket for $1.25. Good for
anything at New Elite. o25if-adv
WANTED 4orS room medera bun
galow, furnished man and wile,
hoy 4 years old. Reference if re
quired. Call from 4 te , ED.
Pickers. 342 E. 2nd.
Save by buying a ticket. $1.50 ticket
for $1 25. New Elite. o2Stf adv
Expert watch and clock repairiug at
Kreamers Jewelry store. o25tf dv
THE CARLTON
Best quality Mince Meat and Mince Meat Pies
now on sale, I0c-20c
UJNCHKS DINNERS
25c 25c
E. DOHNERT, Prop.
MAZDA
True Lighting Economy
Demands Good Electric
Lamps
Electric liiilitiiiK hills are always holier in the Fall and
Winter than during the Spring and Summer tumults.
Everyone knows why they realize that the hours of dark
ness increase ureatly as witit-r approaches understand
how the short, cloudy days make a gteat deal of artificial
hunting necesry in home, store and factory.
The ;(reatest help toward keeping lixhling billsjvhcrc llicy
ought lo be consists of usinK Maila lamps.
Most people interested in getting the best illumination M
smallest expense already use Mazda lamps.
Try them out if you have not already done so.
See your electrical dealer,
Oregon Power Co,
"Reliable Service"
Telephones 15 306 West Second St.
' Total ; $075t26.68
this I6th day of November, 1915.
State of Oregon, (
)ss.
County of Linn, (
I, O. A. Archibald, Cashier of the
Door open 7 p. m.
-Pictures start 7&0.-
-Vaudeville 8:45
2 1-2 HOUR SHOW
. 2 1-2 HOUR SHOW
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