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Have you visited our
SHOE DEPARTMENT
lately? We now liavt very many beautiful atylea of shoes for ladlea.
In black 8 In. boota and aevoral color combination.
FOR GIRLS and BOYS our atock la large of aenalble, aervlceable,
arid neat looking' ahoea.
For MEN and WOMEN we
have the Ground Gripper
Surgical Shoe
(See Window 3)
ALBANY DAILT DIMOCtAT, MONDAY, OCTOBER 43, ifll.
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MEMBER OF THB -
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SYNDICATE, inc.
GENERAL OFFICE
487 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
For several montha we have been membera of thle Incorporated
Merchant' Syndicate and we have proved It'e value. There are al
moit 500 membera all over the United Stages. Manufacture realize
that thia ayndicate haa an enormoua buying power, they therefore
quote extra low prlcea, and ao we gain the benefit, of which we are
glad to make our cuatomera co-paitnera.
Cash Values
Iiamiltons'.
Worth While
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) CITY NEWS f-
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The Newly Weds '
Mr. and Mr. I Inrry Huwkiiu, ol
Salem, were in tlie city yesterday for
a Sunday viait nt the home of their
larctili. " ,
Left for Philadelphia
l'rof. McCouauKliy. of Philadelphia,
after a residence in and around Al
bany, left for home thin afternoon,
with a number of top on the way.
Yesterday he aiieul most of the day
at Mcadowvicw, near Junction, with
G. W. KohrhatiKh and other. He
greatly endeared liimrl into the
heart of tlime with whom lie came
in contact while here.
Hallowe'en Window-.
That'a aninc hallowe'en window
down at the Art Craft. If that doen'i
give one the (ever nnthiiiK c". By 'he
way there it no day In the year thai
bringi more real fun than hallowc'en
when property celebrated, a it in by
moat people nowadayt.
Returned to Portland
Mr. Will Crnfton and son, of Port
land, returned home yesterday, after
a viait at the home of Mr. Crnftnn't
Real Estate for Sale
Bargains In farm lnnda. city prop
erty; money to loan, lnsursnce
written In the strongest old line
comranlea. Call on J. V. Pipe,
201 W. 2nd St
A QUALITY STORE
We tall the bottat loweil prices
Watch Repairing
F. G. Will
father lie Uurkliart.
Went to Portland .
Mr. Jessie Wallace went to Port
laud yesterday afternoon. ,
At Salem
Prof Scott of the Maple school,
spent Saturday down on the farm of
his folk near Salem, helping in the
harvesting of some of the late thing
on the place.
Married at Butte
MiM Luclla Allen, a former well
known typcWritist of this city, i(
recently married in Butte, Bon., where
she had been residing with her sister
and mother. Mr. and Mrs. Shclvik, it
is said, will return to Albany to re
side. Prom Portland
Mr. O. II. Luck, of Portland, has
returned home after a week' visit at
the home of her parents, Mr. and Mr.
A. R. McCoy.
Of Central Point " 11
Mr.K. A., Pierce, of Central Point,
was in the city on a visit. She it a
sinter of Mrt. P. A. Goodwin.
Salem People Here
Mr. and Mrt. J. A. Bernard!, Mr.
and Mrt. Fred-Bernardi, ond Mr. and
Mrs. George Hurley, of Salem, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. M. l.ud
wig, uncle and aunt of Mr. George
Hurley.
Attended Funeral
A number of Albany relatives and
friend of the late Mrs. J. T. Phil
lip attended the funeral held In Cor
valli yesterday afternoon. These in
cluded Mrt. Klizabcth Milbollen and
daughter, Mr. Hoflakc, Mr. and Mrs.
George Forgey and daughters, Mrs.
A, L. Ramsey and Mrs. James New
man, Mrt. Hudson and her brother.
Amniy Cameron. From other part of
Linn county came Mr. and Mrt. Hen
ry Milbollen and Mr. Warren Ham
lin. Olhert present for the funeral
were Mrs. Knauf, Mrnd Mrs. Rowe
Pure Drugs
. Did you ever atop to think what
pure drugs meant to you when you
are tick? Your phyalclan wants you
to'know the purest drugs obtainable,
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and you get jutt that kind from ua.
We are In the drug bualneaa, and we
atand back of every tingle item that
leavea our store. Make our atora
your home.
Burkhart & Lee
Druggists
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The Leading Theatrical Event of the Year ,
Aodrey Mimson
The World's Most Famous Model The Favorite of American Artists and Sculptors Noted for Her
Beauty of Figure and Rdre Grace of Her Poses in
The Greatest Ajt Spectacle Ever Produced ,
PURITY
20 Players 150 Dancing Girls Barefooted and Barelegged Draped in
Flowing Veils A Score or More of Miss Munson's' Most Celebrated
Poses in the Nude, All Staged Amid the Grandeur of Nature
and the Glorius Handiwork of Man.
What Men of Authority Say:
She has a wonderful figure, with
natural grace and ability for posing.
While the wonderful natural scenes in
which Mist Munson haa been photo
grapher for "Purity" Have given her
beauty an ideal setting. Augustus
Lukenan, Sculptor.
There is nothing id Miss Munson's
poses in the nude that ahould wound
the sensibilities of the moat Puritani
cal person. From an artistic stand-
" point "Purity" is perhaps the most
beautiful screen production I have
1 ever seen. Albert Jaegers, Sculptor.
Miss Munson's work, particularly in
the scenes in which she appears in
the nude, is of exceptional quality;
None but prudes could find anything
suggestive in the picture. I consider
"Purity" the moat unusual screen pro-.
duction I have ever seen Adolph
Weinman.
Rolf e Theatre
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Wednesday and Thursday
SHOWS AT 2:30, 4:30; 7:30, 9:30 P. M.
Afternoons 15c, Children 10c Evenings 25c, Children 15c
Phillips, Rowe and Clifford Shetton,
all of Scio. Corvallis G.-T.
In Corvallis
MissMary Stevens, of Albany, is
in Corvallis to remain over the week
end as the guest of Mrs. A. V. Swar
thout, who is a guest' of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. McBcc. Gazette-
Times.
Unbreakable Dolls-r
Mrs. Hattie Mansfield Bartholo
mew, of Portland, daughter, of Mr.
ami Mrs. S. W. Ross, of (Ms city, "re
cently discovered a preparation for
making unbreakable dolls, and has her
self manufactured them of such splend
id and artistic finish and naturalness
as to create a demand for them,' and
the Meir-Frank Co., of Portlnd, are
anxious to take all she can make.
Three of them, Two Indian and Geo.
Washington, are at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Mack Monteith, making
Maxinc about the happiest girl in the
countryrThe doll sell for $5 to $10
apiece. ,
Big Red Apples.
1 offer for sale the apples in my big
apple orchard situated one mile east
from Albany adjoining Duncan' Al
bany floral Gardens. To. close out the
big red Baldwins, Jonathans and other
good eating and cooking varieties 1
will sell this week only at the orchard
your pick of the apple's at the follow
ing, cash prices; you bring your autos
ami vehicles nntl sacks or boxes and
pick yourself, the apples from the
trees at twenty-five cents a bushel or
two bushel sack for fifty cents; and
A 1 "windfalls at two boxes or one
sack for twenty-five cents. Every fam
ily should lay in ten or more bushels
for winter use of these splendid red
apples. Come early and get your pick.
- . GEO. W. WRIGHT,
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CARTOONIST MARRIED.
The Man With a Wonderful Pencil
Takes Unto Himself a
Wife.
New York, Oct. 19. When L. Gold
berg, the New York Evening Mail
cartoonist whose income is' said to be
$100,000 a year, turned out his cys
tery cartoon, "It's AH Wrong, Irma,
It's AH Wrong," his friends wonder
ed who Irma might be. Goldberg was
married here yesterday to Miss Irma
Seeman, daughter of Siegel W. See
man, a wholesale grocer.
Goldberg saw Miss Seeman for the
first time at a restaurant with her
parents about a year ago. It was sev
eral months later that he met her.
Goldberg is a quiet young man, who
does not use the expression: "I'm the
guy," "I never thought of that," "It's
All Wrong," "Father was right," tx-
cept in his cartoons. Goldberg is a
native of San Francisco. He came to
New York in 1907.
WHEN answering . classified ads,
please mention the Democrat. .
Don't Be Satisfied !
The persons who are contented with their lot aeldom better that lot.
Be ambitious, Deaire to be something better a richer man or wo
man. Forge ahead and forge ahead and forge ahead. Begin an ac
count here. Strain every nerve to add to it. Don't be contented
with a small account here. Cut out every expense possible. Every
dollar you have here makes you that much richer that much betetr
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"The Good God never meant manto be content. How would the
world move?" ,
ALBANY STATE BANK
4 per cent Paid on Savings Accounts
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UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM
Superior Service
Through Sleeping Cars Portland to ' . .
Chicago, Kansas City, Omaha, Dcn
" vcr and intermediate points. Dining v
Car Service sccond-to-none.. The ,
Route is via the famous Columbia '
River The "Old Oregon" and "Pio- -neer"
Trails wonderful in scenic and : ,
historic interests. Automatic signals
.i guarding the entire main line, and
1,140. miles of double-track are guar
antees of the high standard the Union '
Pacific sets.
UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM
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Tickets, reservations and travel service to. suit your needs upon ap
" . plication to
CITY TICKET OFFICE, Washington at Third
iVM. McMURRAY, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon
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