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About Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192? | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1916)
i FAOI TMUEB COFFEE! YUM ! YUM ! YUM ! COFFEE DAYS Friday and Saturday Coffee a you probably know hag advanced conalderably In price late ly. In the wholesale market, which will before long effect the retail Price, however we have mil ere making coffee one of our etrong apcclaltle, naturally then we uae a great quantity, therefore we have been given the advantage of aome very liberal coffee contracts, en abling ua to protect ouraelvea and atili retain the aajne price to our customers, and oilier, who will buy their coffee at Hamilton's for thec two i : yu v. are quoting extra special pricea to Invite new cue tomera to ny one or more of our brand of coffee. ' HAMILTON'S SKCCIAL . ISc .A POUND We have ol(l hundred of pound of thl coffee and have featured It many time at Ihia price. In reality, however, tliia nine coflee aella everywhere for 25c a pound. You can buy .without limit for we have 1000 poumle at your dlpoal. 21c A POUND CAKACOL COI'I'EE Thl la a regular 30c grade of Caracol or peabcrry blend, a favorite among many of our etiatumer. Our regular price 25c. Thia coffee make a atrong dark cup, and la suitable for blending with a milder coffee. 23c A POUND STRAIGHT GUATAMALA A regular 30c idler, very mild and pleasing. 29c A POUND HACARTO CAKACOL Another penherry eolfee of the highest grade, A '"regular 35c aeller. 40c A POUND l'OLGEK'S OOLDEN GATE, One of the very higheat grade of all coffee, put up In tma, ei ther aleel cut or whole rout, regul.ir price 45c. We aell it however alwaya at 40c a pound, 80c two pound, 90c for 2 1-2 pound. 25r A POUND ARBUCKLES' COFFEE Some people will have nothing ele, we alwaya have It on hand and our price of 25c i our ar- ' guroent, aa many atorea tell Ar bucklea for 30c a pound. HAMILTON'S PEERLESS 27c A POUND Thl la a steel cut coffee put up in vacuum tin, a popular 30c feller. Special 27c a pound. 3 pound 77c. 35c A POUND ' ROYAL CLUB Steel cut, very high grade regu larly aold for 40c claewhere, our price alwaya 35c and 2 1-2 lb, tin 85c. 22c A POUND. COLD BAND STEEL CUT COFFEE. Thla la a coffee which we have aclected aa a ttcel cut coffee, and placed it under our own "GOLD BAND BRAND, which we Intend to build areputaiion on aa a 25c acller, packed in parafine lined pa per package, to aave the expenae of the cans thereby aaving on the coat and idling price to you. BUTTER GOLD BAND fancy creamery. Every roll guaranteed, Friday and SATURDAY ONLY, at, a roll 65c ASK TO SEE THE NEW LENOX COLLAR AT THE MEN'S FURNISHING DEPT. Freeh fruita and vegetable select can good. tthj.ijwi.i w.i iTj.i .j i. u.rsa CASH VALUES WORTH WHILE mfmammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmxmmmammmmmmmammmmmmmmmmmam FOR SALE 4 Roonr modern house Home from Coaat Tour ""located on W. 10th St. Easy term. Mack Montcilli is home after a trip Call at Forlmillcr Flint, Co. or 1086 over the northwest in the interest of W. 7th St. a7t If the necktie trade. I. Tl There's Miles of Wear in Old Tires If you have a blowout or ' cut it can be made as good at new at HORSKY'S TIRE STATION Farmers and all others interested in Seed and Soil Culture Hear A. P. OUNGER A gronomist of the Moline Plow v Co., . lecture on the' above sub- .- . ject at the store of BARRETT BROS. First and Ellsworth Friday, Sept. 22 2 p. M. FREE Funeral The funeral of Elmer . Dunnals will tnkc place at the residence of Mrs, O. P. Dannals, on Washington street, tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock, to which ail friend are invited.- SWKKT CIDliK Will make cider for public every Tuesday, starting Sept. 26, Will deliver cider vine K.'ir In city at 25c n gallon. C. R. Wlilmcr, Home 253H. al7tf di wk A. STARK, Physician and Surgeon Both phone 60 330 W, First St. Albany, Ore. For Sale GRAIN SACKS. POTATO SACKS, TENTS, AND ALT. CAMPINO OIJUII'S. BR& ME AT THE PACIFIC JUNK SHOP Bring your junk to me, trade or cash. E. ROGOWAY, 2nd and Baker Home phone 2227 Bell 345S YES, those who know aay The CASCADE STEAM WASHER i. "EASILY HANDLED" ABOLISHES RUBBING" "Makea washing a pleasure" and much more. See It at 106 East Fourth, or Chone Home 2433 and It will e brought to your reaidence for demonstration. This Week Is 'MALLORY' WEEK People all over the United State are getting acquainted with Mallory Hats through the announcement in the magazine, and thousands of dealer ' ' ' throughout the country, are displaying the new Fall style. We would like to have you get better acquainted with these unusual haw new shape attractive color. The Quality is the "Mallory" Standard We recommend them and every hat i backed by the "House of Mallory," as well as by ourselves. Your enthusiasm will be as great as ours after you have seen them. Watch Our Windows This Week Blain Clothing Co. 224-226 W. First St. Hear What Men Who Wear Them Say About Herman's U. S. Army Shoe A VtlUr to "Outdoor Lift' "I sent for a pair of Herman's Army Shoea last year and from the hour I put them on could walk 10 mile at astretek, andnerer have had aore or pinched foot, or com, or any foot trouble. I shall never wear any other In svendar Ufa aa loagas I cast get pair of them. Dr. Chat. A. P. Garnio. Survttn Dntiit. Evaw, Wirieu. Herman' t U. S. Army Shoe tat 10 year made only for the aoldlera of Uncle Sam f we have made over 2.000,000 palra for the War Department) la now aold to civilian by 450O dealers w i i mh a m si u l M n a i u a a ivi w j u i m i - mum :rA S2 J 1 1 -. . , u si i n . i . i i i m a Munton . IjJ,t HERMAN'S US ARMY SHOE Hunting Mountain Goat Lieut Col. Charles C. Foster, RHitjuIa Hurtreoiv M.V.M.. writers: i he shoes have bn put through a se vere test, including a month ej hunting moun tain thtrp and goat in a country where the hillsides consist ed chiefly of pox, sit Jinn rock. Mvchum used UDtwo oaiia of much more expensive shoes, while my one ir are bract icallr as 0rvnd as vtv Thr ir irt K&t rnmhlnatlon of Itrhtnu flnrahilltv and comfort I hare ever found. If It wer powible to make a wor thier ho the U. S. Govarrunent would hnv a better one; but far VW nun In a thousand then , milt b a better ouuloor sboa. Ak Your Dealer Joseph M. Herman Shoe Co.. fJTLES Boston, Mass. HAUSER BROS. Albany, Oregon Do Your Fall Trading Here New Fall and Winter Merchandise here ready for your inspection. THe foresight of our buyers, purchasing early (anticipating advanc es), for our chain of stores immense quantities, enables us to quote you the following low prices. Compare and see to what extent you profit by trading here. Men's suits, the kind that will keep their shape and color, hand i tailored at ... $12.85-J13.85-$16.50 , Fancy serge and worsted suit $9.85412.50 Cotton Rib unions 95c - Wool men's Unions $1.45-$l.75 Wool Unions $1.95-$2.20 Two piece cotton rib 45c . Two piece wool $1.00 Sweaters $1.25-$2.45 :; Jerseys, all colora 98c up $2.65 . Wool rox 25c, 35c, 50c J Mixed Wool Sox 15c : Cotton hose 3 pr. 25c , Whipcord pants $1.25 J. Work pants ...... $1.45 up $1.75 MEN'S HATS New Fall styles, and colors.. - .- $1.45. $1.65, $1.85, $2.45 Men's work shoes, various lea thers and styles ....$1.95, $2.20, $2.45, $2.95, $3.20 Men'a dress shoes, lace or but ton $2.95, $3.20, $3.45, $3.85 Men'a Chippewa high tops ." $3.65, $3.85, up $7.20 Men's High Top shoes $4.85, $5.65 up $7.45 Suit Cases 98c up $5.65 Bags . $1.25 up $8.65 Trunks . $6.45, $7.95 22 ' STORES TRADE AT C. J. BREIER CO. - OR WE BOTH LOSE MONEY . . 22 STORES AUCTION SALE at the old Burkhart Place 3-4 ml. southeast of Albany, oh Lebanon road. All the cows, dairy outlit, horses, wagons, harness, farming implements, household goods, and other article too numerous to mention. Free lunch. Sale begins 10 o'olock Don't forget the date SATURDAY, SEPT. 23 J. Edward Blair, Prop. B. T. SUDTELL, Auctioneer; F. M.ARNOLD, Clerk City Notice to Delinquent Proptry Owners for Street Paving Assessments. The city council has notified me that, 1 as the city treasurer, of Al bany, Oregon, would have to com mence suit against each delinquent property owner for his back paving assessments. I am going to give each property owners ten days to pay these assessments and if they are not paid by Sept. 30, 1916, I will have to com mence suit to collect them, which means cost to each property owner and to save these costs they should be paid promptly. H. B. CUSICK, i20-25 City Treasurer. LOST Solid gold engraved bracelet Call 49R Bell phone. Mrs. Earl Fisher: Sept. 19tf Dafly Democrat by Carrier. $4 Year. Real Estate for Sale Bargains in farm lands, city prop erty; money to loan, insurance written in the strongest old line companies. Call on J. V. Pipe, 203 W. 2nd St FRIDAY . William Fox Presents v VIRGINIA PEARSON A TORTURED HEART I ATOATUftCO HIA.T H The Dramatic Story of a Woman' Struggle . for Happinea Written and Directed by W. S. DAVIS All-star Cast includes: STUART HOLMES GLENN WHITE FULLER MELLISH , v and V; .MARION SWAYNE WANTED To buy a home in Al bany for cash. Inquire of Mrs. G. W. Kuthe. 805 E. 2d St. sl9-22 WANTED Boy over 16 with wheel, i . .. f-ti . it. . Union Tel. Co. s 19-21 WANTED A good all around man on small dairy farm. Inquire Ford Garage. '" . s20-22 LOST Eye glasses at Electric depot "M.onday on train 22. Return to Democrat office. Reward. s20-22 Piano Orchestra ' Violin Conscientious Teachers a Successful Pupils Enroll Today , Consultation Hours: 10-12 a. m.; 3-5 p. m. European Methods 186-Y Downtown Studios Schmitt-Hunt BIk. 280-Y Residence Studio 3rd and Broadalbin St. Russian Mineral Oil A liquid Parafine especially prepared for internal use. ;. Woodworth Drug Co. Light Has Selling Power of Its Own; 'Merchants who believe in the sell- . , ing power of light are invariably sue ." cessful. ."- Brighten up your show windows, in- stall modern electric lighting fixtures and You will-enjoy your full share of the profitable evening trade. Oregon Power Co, "Reliable Service" Telephones 15 306 West Second St.
