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HAMILTON'S We Are Ready to Serve You For We Have Received a Shipment of the Newest FANCY SHOES FOR FALL SKK THEM DISPLAYED IN WINDOW 5 Light colored lace shoes in different shade with leather vimpi and eloth topi prevail. Read about these four new stylet with Louis heels. French Grey, vamp and quarter with cloth top to harmonise, leather Louis heel. $8.25 Cocoa Brown vamp, with new Reindeer shade cloth top and quarter, leather Louis heel, $7.75 Ivory Delhi calf vamp and cov ered heel to match vamp, cloth top and quarter to match, $8.95 Dawn (ircy Kid vamp and leather covered Louis heel of same mater ial, top and quarter of cloth to blend with lower portion of shoe, $10.00 MEN! See the new bunch of ties in Window 2. Make your selection now from this dozen which have the new shaded stripes. 50 Cents N X H X H X H X H X H X H X H X H X H X H X N X H X N X H X N X N X H X H X H X H Cash Values - XHXNXNXHXHXM HAMILTONS' Worth While XHXHXNXHXHXHX JL M iStmm WWW 1 The Soldier Boy in Camp Nothing would cheer him up like photos from home Have yours tak en NOW Clifford Studio A N Y g NATIONAL BANK SKK VK BY SAVINO Every dollar put Into the hank will aborted the war and eae lift and suffering .It it to tat everyday cltlita that tht government la looking In this crltst and It ought not to appeal hi vain. lav. for tht gevsro mcnt that has don to much for you. foRl J SAVINGS BANK BBfftnnBH BBftfaoM- I IIJPBSBHI BWaf BJ M Hi! BBKo1t'i I R - I m H I W 1 Ku 9 Try a Free Sewing Machine Free For 30 Days and If thla la not the lightctt-running. fastest tewing and ahn plett machine you htve ever uted tend it back. ONLY A FEW LATEST CABINET STYLE Free Sew inn Machinct left at Ihe present low price. Get yours today. Your old machine accepted as part payineni. Balance Cash or Small Weekly or Monthly Payments Fortmiller Furniture Co. Masonic Temple. Albany ALBANY DAILY DBMOCRAT, TUESDAY. SEPT. 4, 1017. U 'i '9 ' ' dV jV ' fj ' dV ' CITY NEWS. t Visited 8Mter F. U. Brcckenrirlicr in'l wife of I'urtUnd, came down to ! Lftbof Day st tht home of Sue I. reciter ridge To Pick Hop- Leonard McClaine of the- OrcR.j I'owir Cornia.ny, will iptod bil va cation in a profitable manner th year. Thii morning he Mi with hi family for the McCarthy hop yard a Independence. Returned from Newport- Mr. and Mrs. John Neely retarded from Newport last nit't after ,!. d ng l.ahor Hay at the beach. Open Tailor Shop 1'ctc Paulus has gone to Aitoii.i here he will open up a tailor hop Ir ihipped his piece goods and ma tt rials and expects to htve bis shop jpcartion next week. Visiting the Youngs Mrs. Lester Ilerrurk of HCBIO Park, Calif., is expected to arrive til Albany tomorrow and ill upend .1 few day visiting with Mrs. I', A Voting. Return from Portland- Mr. and Mrs. F. K Churchill re- turnrd last night from a htitinc.t trip ii Portland. Hoard Meeting The Hoard meeting of thr Ohm tian church will he held 0ril evening Return from Coast Dr. and Mn. Riggs have returned from a short trip to thr Hay Missionary Meeting Thr Missionary society of thr Christian church will meet tomorrow M the home of Mrs. Sanders. Burkhart's Return Mr. ind Mrs. W. C. Rurkhart have returned from a three-weeks' motor trip oer the Columbit Highway and throtiirh narts of Wastimffton. They visited Tillamook and MM of the points of interest in the vicinity of Tacoma. Rebuilding Rooming Houac Dr. J. U Hill has a crew 01 men at work rebuilding the Albany Rooming House which was seriously damaged by fire several days ago. Attorney Tussing Here Attorney A. A. Tussing of Browns ville. is in the city today. Op ration The seven-year-old n of Mr. ant Mrs J. & Crawford was operated on for appendicitis at St. Mary's hos I ital Saturday. He is recovering rap idly form the operation. Returns Home Mr. and Mrs. Park Stallnakcr re turned to their home in Portland last night after visiting Mrs. Stallnaker's arcnts. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hulbert. They were accompanied home by Mrs. Edwin Fortmiilcr. who will vis it them for a few days. Left for Independence Mrs. Glen Willard. Mrs. G. C Wire. Mrs. M. Wliiuery, Mrs. Fred Wooly, lis Frances Willard and Miss Margarette Wire went to Inde- I endencc this morning to pick hops To Spend Day at Dever Miss Bessie McHride of Eugene, who has been visiting Miss Opal Howard, and Miss Bernita Tinkle. left for Drier to spend the day. To Pick Hops- Mrs. C. O. Straimry, Miss Joy Cornett and Miss Gcvencth Davis went to Independence today to pick hops. On Business Trip Rev. H. B. Her went to Po-tlan this morning to attend to business. To Viait Friend rather Ili-nrv Iclt tor M. 1.01m Oregon, this morning to visit a friend Goes to Portland Charles H. Stewart bank examiner went to Portland thif morning on bus iness. Visits Relatives- Charlie rraxicr. who is now em ployed by the United States govern ment at the Rremerton Navy Yard, Is in Albany visiting hi wife and f-jnily. Game Warden Leaves- State Deputy Game Warden E. S Hawker was tailed to Lebanon today on .business connected with his of fice. PAQBTHMB COUNTY NEWS A fellow would never dream of there being a crop shortage in the HaTisburg district by hanging around the Harrisburg warehouse just now where hundreds of tons of wheat, barley, oats and hops are roll ing in. The writer countrd 22 teams waiting their turn to unload grain at the May 9c Senders warehouse alone Monday afternoon and this sight i not unusual these days. Harrisburg Bulletin. A telegram was received by Geo J, Wilhelm Tuctday from Oilman. Iowa, announcing the death of our esteemed townsman, S. I.. Robinson, at the home of Mrs. Robinson's sis ter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Win. Fanton, on that dav. Some months ago Mr and Mrs Robinson went Gil man where Mr. Robinson receiv ed treatment from specialists, but without avail, so cnmpltcatcd and ad vanced was his ailment that nothing could be done to gir him permanent telief. The funeral service and in terment was conducted at Oilman Deceased was most highly M teemed by all who knew him. Harrisbur Bulletin. A great event took place at tl Plainview church Friday cvenin Aug. 31. A big musical and speaking contata was ghrM by the whole com munily. Every nation w-.is represent ed. A large cross was erected on the pulpit platform and six girls render ed a great service around the cross Its the greatest thing ever given in Large Earthern Jars that will not absorb con tents. Also Wooden Kegs and Barrels for Pickles, (Kraut, Etc. Barker Hard ware Store 21 1) W. Firtt St. Can your Uncle Sam depend on yon? Are you one of hi ctticient c'tizens? If you are efficient in spite f poor eyes, you are breaking down ervc energy and reducing your vision for the future. If your vision is de fective, you will not aid it by tryinK to ignore it. Correct it. and put youi self in line for greater service. E. C. MEADE New French Mirror Made Entirely of Metal This is a non-breakable nonruatin g mirror made of polished met al,, one tide concave and the other side convex Civet aa clear and jerfect a reflection as glass mirror. In the trenches it is worn next tto the heart and affordt a com forting tente of added protection. Send the Soldi'r Boy Two Site 2Sc and 50c each Woodworth Drug Co. Jitney Service Both VIERECK'S BATHS' First-class Workmen Only Open from 7:30 a. m. to 7 p. m., Saturday 10 p. m. Cor. First mod Ellsworth Stmts Look the List Over If you are interested call and get our pneea. WINDOW CLASS. ALL SIZES VARNISH. STAINS. ENAMELS PHOENIX PURE PAINTS SHEEP DIP STOCK TONIC POULTRY FOOD and a new and up-to-date line of Wall Paper. WE BUY RIGHT well SELL RIGHT. Burkhart & Lee Albany, Oregon You will always get the HIGHEST MARKET PRICE for your Cream. Eggs and Poultry at the Hazelwood Co. 12S West Second St. Hotel Albany Al.BA.NVW li' HtejT Six Stories of Solid Comfort ALBANY'S FINEST HOTEL Try Our Sunday Dinners R. R. Westbrook Prop. thit part of country. Brownsville Times. Ben T Suiltell ami family who have resided in Albany for several years past, have returned to H.ilsev and have taken up their residence on ther farm southwest of town to take tip the farming industry once more. Mr. Sndtell will continue in the auctioneering business as hereto fore as well as attending to his farm c'uties. H.ilsey F.nterprlte. The Brownsville Rod Cross is stil! inoretsinp in membership and accom plishing more work all the time. The membership roll now totals 226. BrowntTflle Timet. Golden Rule Dairy MILK and CREAM 2 Daily DKvris. Both phones H. M. PALMER Prop. Real Estate Loans & Insurance Collins & Taylor Albany Hotel Building I Students, "Attention" ENLIST FOR ALBANY COLLEGE IN THE FALL President Wilson. Secretary oi War Baker, General Wood, and other au thorities say it is your patriotic duty to study and prepare for leadership .... Albany College OPENS SEPTEMBER 17 For its fifty-second year. Same ex cellent faculty as last year. No change Write for full information. Address Pres. Lee, Albany Col lege, Albany, Oregon . . . HAY. GRAIN. FEED ..Stock and Poultry Suppliee Gasoline and OOa U. a HAYNE East Third and Main Streets WE ARE LOOKING FOR MEN WHO CAN SELL Your wanes are not limited. Complete line of toperior nurt ery stock. Choice territory now open. Secnre our new contract at once ALBANY NURSERIES lit National Albany, Oragoa WHEN answering Classified adt, please mention the Democrat J. C YUEN Chiaeee Doctor Try me when all elte fails. Con sultation free. Home Phone 1147 324 Jef ferton St., Albany Ore. A QUALITY STORE We sell the Stat at lowest prim Watch Btnttrnaj F. G. Will Dick Churchill Hera Dick Churchill who now holds s responsible position with the Blake, McFatl Paper Company ol Portland, is here spending the day with Ma family.