. ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT, WEDNESDAY, JUNS 26, i016.
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For That Vacation Trip
Select your Trunk, Suitcase,
Travelling Bag, from the
largest and. most varied
assortment in Albany
TRUNKS
. R. and O. Everwear Trun, 3-pIy .14
inch green fibre, with one tray....
. .." $10.00
R. and 0. Everwear Trunk, J-ply 34
inrh, narrow fibre, willi one tray
. $10.50
R. and O. Everwear Trunk, 3.ply 3d
Inch, canvaa-cnvcrcd, rcavily rein
forced, Iruihcr tliapa, two trnya,
...:..:... ...... $u.5o
Grey, Tin-covered, 3-ply Trunk, 34.
inch, heavily reinforced, leather
. alnipt $10.00
Small Canvas-covered Trunk, one
tray, 34-inch - $6.50
Steamer Trunk, canvas-covered, one
tray $5.50
Tltia lit duet nut evcnilcacribe hall
of the variety we carry.
SUITCASES
Leather Suit Coat,'11 1:in ond black,
sizct 23-inch, 24-inch, and 26-inch, .
rniiKinK in price from$5.50 to $17.50
Fibre Suit Cases, sis 22'inch, and
24-inch, pricca $1.50. $1.95, and $2.00
Small Matting Suit Cases and Ham
per, ranging In price ... 50c to $1.35
HAND BAGS
Tlicac traveling baga arc of the fiii
.cat quality and make, in tan, brown,
lilac k and alligator, priced from
$8.50 to $22.50
Come in, we will be glad
to show you
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') PERSONALS PROM SHEDD S
AND THAT VICINITY
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Shedd it booming industrially and
in commercial trale,
Mrt. Bertha Niccwood of California
ia viaiting ,Mr, and Mra. K. Arnold, of
Shedd, where the uacd to live.
J. W. Davit ia shipping a car load of
hogt to Portland today.
Miaa Alice Kaatcrhrook, of the Nor
mal ia visiting rclativca.
The diatrict at Shedd i'a putting
uravcl on the highway clear through
the diatrict.
Mr. Buuaon, of the Boaton Roller
Mills, it recovering from the fall from
the barn. He ia able to walk by the
ai dof crutchea.
P. Tomton, proprietor of the Kozy
Korner Confectionery, haa returned
from Portland with hia bride. They
were charivaricd by the Shedd boya.
Charlca Williams, of Philomath, has
returned to work on the pepper-box
threading machine.
Mrt. .Hawthorn, Alice Hawthorn,
Mra. 'H. Croft, Miaa Alice Kaatcr
hrook, Mr. and Mra. K. C. Margeraon,
Miaa Buna Margeraon, N. Shedd, M.
Jacobs, J. Jlalveraon, John Cornell,
Jifiaa Vera Cornctt, Miaa Vclma Stone
and others were ahoppcra of Albany
in the last two days.
E. Shedd went to Corvallia where
he. married Miaa Pearl Beck. They
have gone to Newport to apend their
honeymoon. Mr. Shedd haa a large
farm near Shedd and ia a very indus
trious farmer. Miss Beck lived near
Albany and taught school at Shedd
! for three yeara.
The Boy Scouts will dedicate their
building on June 30.
James Carothers hat returned from
Portland.
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OAKVILLE NOTE8 AND
PERSONAL OP INTEREST
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Mrs. Schalhoru and daughter ami
Mi Jniirphiue Smith, of Granta P.ian.
arc visitirg with rclativca here.
Mr, licit band of hccp were run In
their pasture early one morning last
wcrk ond three of thcni were chewed
up' by a nriglilmr'a doga. Two have
died of their wounds and the third i''
not out of danger The life of a sheep
killing dog ahoiild nut be longer than
it tukea good markaman to pull thr
trigger A good marksinan'a gun t
alwqya loaded and the law i in his
favor Don't tell a ueighhor that his
dog kills sheep: it will offend him
Kill the dog firat.
Mra. Bell went to Toledo laat Satur
day. Toledo la the county ae.it of
Lincoln county, where Judge Miller
hat hia teat of judgment. The judge
was once pedagogue and band leader
of Oakville. lie was also n member
of "O. L. C." We miaa hia presence
and wish him aucccia.
The prune prospect ia good. Mr.
Wicka haa used two cords of vine ma
ple poles to prop up hit over loaded
prune trees, lie ia alao putting up a
new dryer on account of hia prospect
also a new house. ,
Many peach orchards arc loaded and
the earlier varietict will ripen In July.
The nice rains will help the gardens
and pasture; alao the milk cows.
The roads arc all full of gravel be
tween here and Corvnllis and perhaps
tome of the older citizens will not see
TWO GOOD TRIANGLE
PLAYS. AT THE ROUE
How a woman of strong personality
met and recognized her toul mfcte and
lifted him from degradation only to
lose him is told in "The Winged Idol,"
coming Jo the Kolfe theatre tonight.
Katharine Kaclred, who appears in
the Triangle-1 ncc play, "The Winged
Idol, haa been repeatedly characterized
at the moat accomplished "vampire
actress" of the American stage. She
makes her entree in motion pictures
under the direction of Thomas H.
Incc in the role of a Rifssian aeeress in
ihis forceful drama, written by C.
Gardner Sullivan. .'-
"Crooked to the End," a Triangle
Keystone comedy of railroading,
shows Pred Mace and his associates in
some laughable and exciting episodes,
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Changed.
"That new maid of ours la a wonder.
When the eaino to im two months ago
Kho couldn't understand a word wa
Bald to her."
"Ajid uow7" a
"And now she won't" St Loula
rott-Plapatch.
Putting It Mildly.
' "Would you call Uncle Peter a stingy
man?"
"Well, no. Pd merely aay that be
had all hit generous Impulse under
perfect control." Boaton Transcript
Comparisons.
"My butler left me without any
warning."
"You got off easy. Mine left me
without any spoons." Baltimore Amer
ican. Fruity.
Wlgg That girl la aura a peach.
Waijg Did you ever see her twin ali
tor? They're a pair. Philadelphia Record.
Both,
"I want glaaa aultablo (or studying
the atara."
"Yet, air. Aatmnomlral or theatri
cal'" Now York Tlmoa.
good roads again, but the men of ten
der years may be able to ruij their
iititoa on good roada. Why not? t
LITTLE ROSF. BUD.
THE "HULL" DETCHABLE
HANDLE SUMMER UMBREL
LA. The latest umbrella ia the '
Theda Bara
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Blue, purple, green, black, fancy
borders
F. M. FRENCH & SON
Jewelers and
' Engravers
. Selling agents for Albany
4TH OF JULY
at NEWPORT, , ORE.
A Big Time for All Is Assured
Concert by band, patriotic exorcises, foot and boat races, tug of war, tennis tournament,
preparedness parade, plug-ugly parade, naval battle, dance at Rod and Gun Club hall
2 TRAINS AS FOLLOWS:
Leave Albany 7:30 a.m. 12:55 p.m.
Leave Corvallia.. 8:05 a.m. 1:40 p.m.
Arrive Ncwport..l2:15 p.m. 6:05 p.m.
Leave Newport.. 7:05a.m. 6:00p.m.
Arrive Corvallia..! 1 :30 a.m. 10: p.m.
Arrive Albany ....12:10 p.m. 10:45 p.m.
LOW ROUND TRIP FARES on sale July 1, 2, 3, and 4th Return limit July. 5th
' Ask local agent for further information
John M. Scott, General Passenger Apent, Portland, Ore.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
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9 PERSONAL MENTION
FROM FAYETTEVILLE
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Faycttevillc, Or., June 26. (Special
to the Democrat.) Mra. L. R. Mor
gan, who hat been seriously ill of ty
phoid fever for the paat two or three
days, was taken to the Harrisburg
hospital last Tuesday morning.
W. P. Powers, the general passen
ger and freight agent of the Oregon
Electric, was, a business visitor in
Faycttevillc laat Tuesday morning.
W. F. Crawford, of near Verdure,
was a visitor at the warehouse early
Tuesday morning. Mr. Crawford re
ports that hia warehouae at Verdure
it under full construction and will be
completed within a few daa.
II. C. Ristig, of Portland, who hat
been viaiting witfi his ton, J. F. Rit
tig, a . merchant, for the past two
week a, returned to hia home in Port
land laat Wednesday evening on the
electric.
J. C. Brown & Sont, of near Fay
etteville, purchased a new threshing
machine recently. v
M. P. McClane and Otto Brittow, of
near Shedd, boarded the Thursday
morning electric for Albany.
L. R. Morgan took the Wednesday
evening electric for Harrisburg to
visit hit wife, Mra. L. R. Morgan, in
the hospital.
Mrt. I. M. Saxton took the 12:15
electric Friday afternoon for Albany
to visit with friends.
Mitt Bertha McCormick left for
Scabeck, Washington, on the 12:15
electric Thursday afternoon, to at
tend the Y. W. C. A. convention as a
delegate.
' David Hayes, of Peoria, took the
8:28 electric Saturday morning for Al
bany. ' Those who attendned' the Round
L'p at Philomath on Saturday wcrcf
Messrs. I. F. Ristig. J. T. Miller, Lou
is Schultz, L..C. Miller. H. C. Schultz,
Fred Carlton. Harold Hamilton,
Frank Workenger, G. L. Workengcr.
of Faycttevillc. ,
F. M. Johnston, of near Plainview.
boarded the Sunday morning electric
for Junction City.
J. E. Davit, of Shedd, and Fay Ham
ilton and friend, Geo. Mc Bride, of
Yayettcville, motored to Philomath
early Saturday morning to attend the
Round-Up.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Nitzel and family
were visitor! at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Schultz in Fayetteville
over Sunday. .
COMING EVENTS.
July 5-15 National Guard Encamp
ment July 7-16 Albany Chautauqua. ,
July 10-15 Elkt' National conven
tion, Baltimore.
July S-I9 Boys' encampment, Cas
cadia. July 24-25 State Jewelers' conven
tion, Albany.
Aug. 1-10 Supreme lodge K. of P.
Portland.
- Nov. 7 Election.
WHEN answering classified ads,
please mention-the Democrat.
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
With fifty branches twenty-five as
sembling plants and nearly 8,000 agen
cies in all parts of the United States.
Ford owners reap the benefits of the
service rendered by this wonderful or-1
gajiization. Average cost for operation
and maintenance is two cents a mile
with real service whenever, needed.
Touring Car, $440; -Runabout $J90
Coupelet $590; Town Car $640; Sedan
;$7.40, f. o. b. Detroit. On sale at Craw
ford's Garage, 9th and Baker, Albany.
- Mortgage Loans.
Have plenty of local money to loan
on farms in amounta from $1000 to
$2500; also have Eastern money, and
can make' loant in amounts ranging
from $3500 to $10,000 on good culti
vated farms in Linn or Benton coun
ties for long time. No delays in ob
taining the loan. See
J. V. PIPE,
203 West First St
' Tiatif.a miwfA with crrpatf. nf care.
City Auto Transfer. adv al7-tf
' THE PICKENS. HOUSE.
A private- rooming house at New
port, Oregon, two blocks from Nye
Beach. Good accommodations. Rates
reasonable. Box 215, Newport. Ore
gon. j26-jl
County trips, at reasonable ratet.
City Auto Tranafer. al7tf
Real Estate for Sale
Bargains in farm bnda, city prop
erty; money to loan, insurance
written in the strongest old line
companies. Call on J. V. Pipe,
203 W. 2nd St .
WORK WANTED Will go out or
take work home. Lace curtains a
specialty. 25c per pair. ; Bell 596-J.
or 323 E. 2nd. - . - a4tf
Albany is a good city. Albany's
markets are better than the av
erage. Nebergall's Market ranks
best in the state for Sanitation
and equipment Help' a home in
dustry and protect your health,
by buying your meats from '
D.E. NEBERGALL
MEAT COMPANY
SECOND AND LYON STS.
, - Both Fones 47
Matting Suit Case .
Fibre Suit Case
..98c
75c, 98c
Leather Suit Cases $3.25 up, $5.65
Trunks $6.45 up, $9.83
The Sample Store's
BULLETIN
Coats Thread .
Lustre Crochet Cotton -Mer.
Crochet Cotton
4c
4e
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Darning Cotton, O. N. Tjll.2c
No. 93.
June 28, 1916.
VoL No. 1.
Men's Suits
See our line of strictly hand-tailored,
shape and color retaining, plain or
fancy worsteds, checks and various
other patterns at ".
.$12.85, $14.85, $16.50, $18.50
Men's Home Spun Suits . - $7.50
, Men's Worsted Suits $7.50, $9.85
Men's Blue Serge Suits ...... $9.85
Men's Worsted Suits -....$12.50, $14.50
Men's Trousers
Grey Cuff Bottoms $2.85
Browns, Blues, or Stripe patterns
N at $3.85, $4.50, $5.00 "
Men's Hats
New styles and various colors, $2.50
value ... ........... $1.65
Another lot of Dress Hats, the reg
ular $3.00 value . $2.45
$5.00 Panamas . $3.45
. Dress Straw Hats ...49c up $1.20 -
Men's Sport
Shirts
In various patterns .49c, 65c, 90c
Men's Shirts
Plain or Military collars, white,
cream, tan or blue, 49c, 65c, 85c, 98c
Men! Save on Your
Everyday Wants
Here
Blue Bib Overalls .
Khaki Pants
7Sc
..98c
Whipcord Pants .
Work Pants, dark patterns
Work Shirts
Heavy Suspenders .
Porous Unions .
..98c, $1.25
. $1.45, $1.75
. 39c, 45c, 49c
25c
Balbriggan Unions
Athletic Unions
Two-piece Underwear .
Nelson Seamless Sox ..
Canvas Gloves
Black or Tan Sox
Silk Lisle Hose .
Boston Garters
.49c, 89c
.89c
...65c
..:.....45c
3 pr. 25c
3 pr. 25c
3 pr. 25c
...J.19c
. 18c
Large Straw Hats ... 18c, 25c
Brown or Blue Silk Hats . 49c
Mule Skin Shoes $1.45, $1.69
Elk Shoes . .....$1.65, $1.95, $2.35
Plain Toe Work Shoes $2.20, $2.85
Brown Blucher Work Shoes
$2.85 up $3.85
Dress Shoes, Blucher .$2.45
Button or Lace Gun Metal Shoes
. .. . $2.95
' Black Gun Metal Rubber Sole
Shoe . $2.95
Men's Button or Lace Gun Metal
or Vici Shoes ........$3.20, $3.65, $3.85
Men's Oxfords .$1.65, $2.95, $3.43 '
Men's White Shoes, Rubber Sole
- and Heel .... $1.49, $1.89
Women's
House Dresses
Various Patterns 79c, 95c, $1.19, $1.49
. Misses' Dresses 49c, 65c, up $1.65
Children's Dresses .49c, 65c up $1.10
Women's Muslin Gowns 65c
Women's Muslin Drawers 25c, 35c
Women's Muslin Skirts -49C
Women's Kimonas .-
Women's Black and Colored Petti
coats at 49c, 98c, $1.19
Women's Hose ; 10c, 15c, 20c
Women's Patent Pumps, large va-
. riety of styles , . $1.95
One-strap Vici Slippers ... .$1.90
Women's Oxfords and Pumps,
Black or Tan, a pair ... $1.00
White Canvas Button Shoe $1.00
White Canvas Oxford : 98c
.69c
Boys' Suits .......$2.3S, $2.95 up $4.20
Boys' Sport Shirts ...:...39c, 45c
Boys' Blouses '. -.39c .
Boys' Oxfords, 3 to 54 ......$1.00..
Boys' Mule Shoes $1.39
Boys' Elk Shoes -..$1,69, $1.79
Women's
Sample Shoes
Dull Kid Gun Metal, Patent, plain ,
of cap toe, button or lace, sizes
! 2A to 44 :.....$2.45 up $2.95
Children's Shoes 69c up 98c
Misses' Shoes .....$1.20 up $2.10
Barefoot Sandals ...89c, $1.00, $1.25
Men's Ties, New
Shades & Styles
19c, 25c, 35c
Stores C. J. Breier Co. Stores
You Do Better Here for Less
Men's and Boys
Belts
19c, 25c, 35c