ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1J, 1910. ' '
sAOR,THM
Get Next to This !
Let
Munsingwear
get next to you, and be warm wool or cotton, Juit which you de
Ire; also ome fancy fabrics.
For All the Family
The boy and the girl, and for men and for women, alwayi reason
ably priced, always perfectly fitting, alwaya beet materlali, and the
fit will never wash out. They will atand every teat. Don't forget it
la
Munsingwear
that you want. Come In and see, and buy them for youraelf.
IT IS TIME NOW FOR UNDERWEAR. NEVER DELAY. BY
THE .WAY WE ALSO HAVE SOME 8PLENDID DRAWERS
AND UNDERSHIRTS FOR MEN, IN WOOL, PRICED AT
$1, $1.50, and $2 a Garment
Cash Valuta
Worth While
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Real Estate for Sale
Bargains In farm leads, city yrp
srtyi asanty M 1MB, anew
willtesi la taw etrangssrt aM
companies). Call m J. ,
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We make a gpecialty
of
Friendship
Engagement, and
Wedding Rings
F. M. FRENCH & SON
Jeweler and
Engrarer
ANNOUNCEMET.
Bust rorlraita, life size, fur only,
87 cents.
We make portraits in crayon,
India ink, piilrl, water colon
ami oil. Will he in Albany for
A short titnr only.
VICTOR LE GALL
Portrait artiit. I.yon Street,
near first.
We have no agents
riEsseasssa--:
From Corvallla
Mrs. O. M. Lqcke, of Corvallis, hat
been here visiting her parents, Mr.
und Ms. James Nanny.
Went to Mill City
J. Setcbficld went to Mill City yes
terday to do the brick work on a boil
er for the new shingle mill of E. A.
Thompson.
COMINO EVENTS.
Dec. 13-16, 1916-Central Willam
cite Vslley Poultry Show at Albany.
VCRK WANTED Will g aut 01
. take work ,home. Lace cartains s
specialty, lie per psir. Bell 596-)
or JU E. hi a4t
WEAVING Carpets and ruga. Will
furnish material and make carpet
at 40 cents a yard. Satisfactioi.
guaranteed. Minnie Smith, phone
339-Y.
No Smaller Bread
No larger price. Just the aama aa
always. Tickets for 25c at the Al
bany Bakery, 115-119 B. 3rd Bt
Wa deliver to any part o tha city.
Both phonee,
H. J. FIRCHAU CO.
"2-IS.
FOR RENT S room house, bath and
basement. New, at 1042 W. 6th. Call
John Regall, Cameron Planing mill.
n9-15
WANTED A solicitor. Call at 1167
W. 11th St. Home phone 1384.
n6-I2
A. STARK,
Physician and Surgeon
Both.jhones 60
339 W. First St. Albany, Ore.
The Easy, Healthful
Way to Do Your
Cleaning
There is a right way and a wrong way to clean rugs.
The old way of beating your rugs took the life out and
left the dirt in.
t
An Electric Vacuum Cleaner takes the dirt out and leaves
your ruga as good as ever. .
Electric cleaners are so generally used that they make
ideal Christmas gifts for any housewife.
. Oregon Power Co.
"Reliable SerT.ee"
Telephone's 15 306 West Seoond St.
WEEKLY. STATE-WIDE
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW
Items Gathered Over Stat Showing
Proposed Expenditures of
$1,804,443
Nov. 13. S. P. Co. has spent in Ore
gon during the present year on new
lines and equipment $1,913,939; on old
linej and equipment ,$630,1187 on sta
tions, shops and roundhouses, $29,069.
Nyssa Nyssa-Arcadia drainage dis
trict contract let for $58,OUO.
Tillamook Chicago capitalist buys
2,000,000,000 feet of timber in Wash
ington and Tillamook counties for $,.
000,000.
Ontario Thirty mile extension of
Riverside Branch planned by O.-W. R.
and N. southwest of Ontario Junction.
Warrenton American Shipbuilding
Co. secures contract from Norwegian
interests for 6 schooners at $275,000
each.
Portland Scid Back, Jr., a promi
nent Chinese of this city invents de
vise for automatically cleaning water
from glass fronts of vehicles.
Pendleton Of the Hanks in the
state having deposits of more than a
million dollars, the two Pendleton
banks and the First National Dank of
llakcr arc among the first four. ...
Oregon's prune crop is the largest
and finest in the state's history. lt
amounts to 40,000,(K) pounds' and will
net the growers $3,000,000. -i
Grants Pass Contract let for new
courthouse for $7VM3. -
Roseburg will improve three streets
with 2000 yards criuhed rock.
Portland Pacific Power. & I-iglit
Co. shows net income for past "year of
$.).l.'.!27.
Waue increases at Willamette Iron
& Steel Works and Hesse & Martin
Iron Works were advanced 12 pet
cent Nov. 1,
Biker City t'ixrr u rinsed twenty
per cent l.elotv las' T.r.
Hood Pivcr to k.i bre new .iii
crete g't'ige
Salem to build f.?Ofl00 home f. r
aged women, '
Silvc oi Silvei i-V.ls Lumber t'c.
installing' blrwpiic .vlcm. a
Sutherlm i'verfresh plant handling
100 bushels apple- prr hour.
O. W K. ,: K uMpany propose
to Install immediately at important
highway grade crosins on its lines
in Oregon, Washington and Idaho.
cautionary highway signs erected 300
feet from the track on each side of
all crossings.
Vale O. W. R. f: N". evtension to
Crane-Creek gap ciimplctcd. ,
Oregon City Willametet Valley
Southern electric road announces it
is now on paying basis.
Hood River Fruit and berry yield
this year placed at $1,675,627.
' Coquille Logging industry active
in this district.
Eugene Company will incorporate
for $25,000 to build loganberry juice
factory.
Salem Board of Control authoriz
es sale of 15 tons flax fibre at 26 cts.
'Florence Government advertising
for bids for construction of lifesaving
station.
Portland has aeroplane factory.
Marshfield Local grower gets $1,
632 from 12-acrc bean crop.
- Coos Bay Two new shipyards arc
in prospect for the bay, new mills are
contemplated and industrial activity
is general in many lines.
HAD CLOSE CALL.
Two Men in Auto Struck by Shasta
Limited at Harr'sburg
Saturday.
Ifarrisburg, Nov. 12. H. L. Mc
Faddcn and Mr. Stalp had a close es
cape from death here this morning,
when Mr. McFadden's automobile was
struck by the Shasta Limited at the
depot crossing in this city. The depot
and a lare warehouse obstructs the
view of the Southern Pacific tracks
from the south.
The tear of the automobile was
struck by the engine and the car was
knocked clear of the track. Mr. Mc
Faddcn was bruised on the chct and
his face was badly cut by flying itlass.
A POTATO CENTER.
Halsey Has Distinction of Being One
of Best Potato Shipping Points
in the Valley.
Enterprise:
Local and Portland potato buyers
have purchased targe quantities of po
tatoes in Halsey during the past few
weeks. At the Southern Pacific sta
tion in this city and the Oregon F.lec
tric station at Tulsa over 30 cars have
been shipped and according to a-local
potato buyer there arc over ten
cars yet awaiting shipment. : Owing
to the present car shortage, from
which there seems to be no immediate
relief, these spuds are stored tempo
rarily in tile Johnson & Landon
warehouse here, in the O. E. depot at
Tulsa, the old warehouse at Shedd
and the warehouse at Fayetteville.
The crop in this vicinity was partic
ularly good and good prices were obtained.
Returned to Portland
Mrs. R. W. Williams and two chil
dren, after'a visit of several weeks at
the home of Mrs. Williams' parents,
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. French, left yes
terday afternoon for their home in
Portland.
and Mr. Stalp sustained a broken arm.
Witnesses say the train was running
20 or 25 miles an hour.
COMMONWEALTH SESSION.
Program for 1916 Touches Upon
Roads, Legislative Machinery, fly .
Planning, Social Welfare. Y
Eugene, Nov, 13. The eighth Com.
monealth conference, annually held
at the Slate University, will fall tins
year .early In December. The poinas
to he considered are these: :
. Hightway improvements; simplifi
cation of the state legislative machin
ery to one chamber of budgctry, and
general legislation; provision for; ex
pert bdl drafting and regulation of
the bulk of bills; a shifting of the
emphasis from the legislative to' the
executive and administrative depart
ments; such cooperation with the na
tional authorities in control of natural
resources of the state as will insure
Oregon's getting not only her share
but the fullest returns from their' uti
lization; supervision' of city planning;
conservation of human life through a
development of ideals of racial im
provement, with the legislative ac
companiment of a ufll for the Com
mitment of imbeciles. "
ANNOUNCEMENT
I wish to announce that I have op
ened a dental office in Suite 405 First
National Bank Building, Albany, Ore.
Phones Home 97; Bell 138-R. Of
fice hours 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.
: DR. ERNEST H. KENYON
iil3-16 -. ,!
THEATR
SPECIAL RETURN ENGAGEMENT
Wednesday-Thursday, Nov. 15-16
Matinees at 2:15 Nights 8:15
Elliott and Sherman Present
D. W. Griffith's Mighty Spectacle
18,000
People
Cost
$500,000.00
3,000
Horses
8 Months
to Make
Traveling
Operatic Score by Big Orchestra of
Musicians
S. , Sherman's March Storming of Atlanta Battle of
i M burg Lee and Grant at Appomattox Assination of
U-A-d , Wad Rides of tne Ku Klux Klans
THE GREAT AMERICAN PLAY AT LAST
Seats now on sale at Woodworth's Drug Store r-v y
i
Peters-Lincoln
PRICES:
1st 12 rows 50 c
Last 3 rows $1
Side seats 50c
1st 3 rows balcony 50c
Last 3 rows balcony ;25c
Loges and boxes $ 1
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