NOVEMBER 10. 1910. HP
FAOSTHMt
Linn County, Oregon,
Tract No. Two.
Lot No, One in Block No. Twelve
in Hobson's Addition to the Town
of Mill City, Linn County, Oregon,
being the lands mentioned and de
scribed in said commission to me
issued as aforesaid.
Terms of sale: Cash in hand on
the date of sale.
Dated this the 31st day of October,
1916.
JOHN A. SHAW,
Sole Referee.
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A Long Lived Plkt. -
In 1407 an enormous pllm wasraught
In a lake near Ilnlllcmm. In Kuabla.
with a bran Hug attached tu It, en
graved on which v un a statement that
tlio flxli was put In the hike In the
year 1230, thus Indicating I hat It must
hare lived at least 207 yours.
GLOBE THEATRE TONIGHT
Which Shall It Be ?
Would you give up the woman you loved, or your child, if you had your choke ?
It it a hard question, but tee the answer in the . ..; , ,
ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY,
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William Fox -
Photoplay
"The Unwelcome
Mother"
A most remarkable drama with Walter Law,
Valkyrien, the beautiful Baroness De Witz
TODAY and SATURDAY
G&tfriiZi t2W:
V Sis 'ArJiTZr fS
Triangle-Keystone Comedy .
Charles Murray and Louise Fazenda in
"HER MARBLE HEART"
Evenings 1 5c Matinees 10c Children 5o
Notice of Sheriff's Sale.
, Notice i hereby given Unit by vir
tue of mi Execution ami onlcr to ell
attached property, to me directed, Is
uel out of the Circuit Court of the
State ol Oregon fur I.biic County, in
llic case wherein the l.mie County
Credit Association, a Corporation, in
pluintiff, anil Win, G. Martin ami Ola
Martin, lii wife, nro defendants, I
will on Saturday the "III day if l'c
ceinlirr, I V 1 0. at the hour of one
o'clock p. in, at the front iloor of the
Court llotiic, in Albany. I. inn Coun
ty, Oregon, tell nl public auction, to
tile ImkIic.i biibler for cash in hand
the following described real property,
lo-wit:
llrginiiiug at a point on the section
line between sections .1.1 and 34 in
Tp. II S. It. I We.t Willamette Mer
idian, Oregon, which in 12.25 chain
south from the 'A Section corner, and
runniuK Weil 20 chains, thence South
775 cbaini, tlieure Kasi 25 chains,
thence North 775 chains, tlirncc
Went 5 fliaiiM tn the nhce of bri?'n-
uiiiii, containing 19.375 aero more or
Iran in l.inn County, Orcicnn, to at
imy a jiiilitiiient reisdercd in auiil
caukc -iii favor of the above named
plaintiff, Lane County Credit Alio
chitioii, a Corporation, and against
the defendant Win. G. Martin and
Ola Martin, his wife, in the turn of
One Hundred Forty Nine and 6U-IU0
Dollars, together with interest there
on nt the rate of 6 per cent per an
num from the 25th day of September,
1VI6, and the further sum of Ten and
40-100 Dollar! com and disburse
menti of laid nit, together with the
costs of and upon this execution and
ale.
Dated at Albany, Oregon, thin 3rd
way of Novcmlier, 1916.
I). H. IIODIXE.
Sheriff nf l.inn County, Ore-jon.
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Notice of Referee Sale.
Notice is hereby given that pur
suant to a commission issued out of
the Circuit Court of tnc State nf Ore-
lion, County of Linn, in the cause
wherein Edith Kansoin was plaintiff
and Lucille Ransom, Caroline Ran
som, Mollis Ransom and Freddie
Ransom were defendants, and to me
directed as sole referee authorizing
and empowering and directing me to
make sale of the lands mentioned and
described in said commission as by
law directed.
Now, Therefore, I will, as such ref
eree, on the 9lli day of December,
1916, at the hour. of one o'clock p. m.
at the front door of the Court House
in the City of Albany, Linn County.
Orciton, sell at public auction, to tile
flintiest bidder, all the right, title and
interest of the above named Edith
Ransom, plaintiff, and Lucille, Ran
som, Caroline Kansoin, Hollis Ran
som and Freddie Ransom, defend
ants, in and to the following describ
ed lands, to-wit:
Tract No. One.
Lots three and hour in Block 21,
in Hnhon' Addition to Mill Citv.
GLOBE.
Sunday, Nov. 12
Special Western Tour of
America's Sweetest Singer
Mr. JRichard J. Jose
The Famous Contra Tenor
OiTcrinrj u selected Program of those beautiful Song Gems '
made mortal by him ,.'-
In conjunction with the Master
Photo Drama
Silver Threads Among
the Gold"
In six great parts
Thrilling heart story of city and country life.
The "Way Down East" of the screen, and the
show chosen to open the Madison
Square Theatre, N. Y.
A Wonderful Combination of Song,
Laughter, and Heart Throbs
Prices 25c, 35c, 50c
Taotful Olsorttlon.
"But you listen to people who talk I
gossip." ' !
"Always," replied Miss Cayenne, "so
as to know what topics to avoid In my
own conversation." Washington Btar.
His Lesson,
nut, yon silly boy. If I married you
Willi your menus yoa rnnldn'l oven
dress me."
"Perhaps wltb a few lemons I could
learn." Kxenungc.
Weathor Note.
' Mistress Well. Cooper, what Is the
weather to be like? (Jiinlenor Well,
nitiin, I dumio, but the pner do aay
"forecast." London Punch. ,
To please, one mnst make up his
mind tn tie taught many things which
he already knows by people who do
not know them. Oils mfort
StThV" ."SSwct fb" p. PRICES: Evenings 15c, Matinees 10c, Children Sc
W00DR0W WILSON
President of the United States .
GLYCERINE AND BARK
PREVENT APPENDICITIS
The simple mixture of buckthorn
bark, glycerine, etc., known as Adler-i-ka,
astonishes Albany people. Be
cause Adler-i-ka acts on BOTH low
er and upper bowel, ONE SPOON
FUL relieves almost ANY CASE
constipation, sour stomach or gas
It removes such surprising foul mat
ter that a few doses often relieve on
prevent appendicitis. A short treat
ment helps chronic stomach trouble.
The INSTANT, easy action of Adler.
i-ka is astonishing.. The Woodworth
Drug Co. ' ;-' '.
READ OUR WANT ADS.
Saturday Market ' ,
The ladies of the M. E. church will
hold a Saturday market at the Ham
ilton store tomorrow, with a good
menu to select from. Home cooking
for Sunday. '; ' ' -; ;
Social Tonight
The ladies of the U. P. church to
night will hold a ten cent social in
the basement of the church, with a
good program, a feature of which will
be an old-fashioned school program.
All will be welcome. i -'
COME AND GET IT A big pile of
heavy wrapping paper at the Dcmo
! crat office. Free. o22tf
Now Is the Time to Purchase
That New
SUIT or COAT
FALL COATS
$795 to $25
If you haven't prepared against the
coming cold days, do so at once, and
start tomorrow by inspecting our
. stock of coats.: ' '-i " ' " 1-,:
You will find beyond all questioin,
the largest assortment and the choic
est and most exclusive styles in this
city. Coats for every occasion in
cluding dazzlingly beautiful wraps for
evening. Coats of velvet, satin, velour
de laine, Bolivia doth, chinchilla, Jer
sey cloth- zibelines, diagonals and
heather mixtures. Sixes 16 to 46.
FALL SUITS
ml '$15
S&Ls9 I I I and
amen II 1 I
S I III i r.
' WOMEN'S SHOP. J
(W o -v I
Scene from "The Unwelcome Mother" at the Rolfe tonight.
THE SAMPLE STORE
BULLETIN
November, 1916.
Men's Bulls Eye Hip Bootr.......
I $5.SS
Men's Jungle Hip Boot S4.9S
Men's short gum boot $2.85-3.85
Men's Bulls Eye Hy Pac $2.93
Boys' Gum Boots - $2.20
Men's Rubbers...... 49c, 79c, 85c
Men's Chippewa High Top plain
tog shoes $3.65
Men's Tan Chippewa high top
shoes ' . $3.85
Men's high top shoes, various
leathers and styles
$4.85, $5.65 up $7.45
, Men's heavy work shoes, plain
or cap toe .
$2.45, $2.95, $3.20, $3.45 up $4.85
Men's Gun Metal Button shoes
$3.20, $3.45, $3.85
Men's tan blucher $3.45-3.85-4.20
Men's gun metal blucher
' $3.45, $3.85
Men's pliin toe lace or con
gress $2.85, S2.98
Boys' high top shoes
$2.25, $2.65, $3.20
Boys' Dress shoes, lace or but
ton ....$2.10, $2.25, $2.39, $2.79
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