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I il.KuM" DA) Ji . NHW SAUIfl KKAUT IN HUI.K N'olllllltf Itrllri ). I .1 y ,od ttllr li. Mm i hi iiii'- of I'KKSH Vi:ui:tahlks Rtmfmbci Table Oucrri and Hill cr Nut Hrcad We alio make the fluent lltitwn ami Uyt Iliead. Phone 51 lit and Ferry Street! i ... , i-r - - . ' l. L w . vVAKKAN 1'Y nil l.llen Burns to George V. Dk I All.rrt Wetrl and wil. to CikU I 1 w',r, "K"t 2H, 1917; lands in OUMutKA1!. WlsUNkaiJA Y, OLTOalUh 31, 141. (trJ I Wf-t. 1. I), t IK. IM7; land. In I .. Ill S, K J Writ; 11 KM. lliitfli 1'i.lnr ami wifr to ilbQ0 Stale lank, August Jl, V7 , land, in block X, ( ial.lt... $10. Koran P Matlin l.i W II. I lid T. 14 S. K 4 Writ; $1 John Mryrr and wile to I'l M ClutiVId, Oi tuber 25. 1917; land, in To 1 1 S . K ? We.l; $10.. Cfcorlr. S. 11 t " f. Iv Johnson mid if.. OttObtf n. 1917; land. In ( qvey el al, October 29, 1917, lands n, To, II S K. 3 West, Ml.. Maynard Morgan and wife to Han icl U. Carr and wile, O, tober IA 1917, land, in To. 15 S., K 4 Weil; ll.KJ ..II and w ir. Oat M, 1917. lalnl. I Pp 12 1, M I We.lt: $10.. ... Jl. T, II. 4 Writ; $1". IfcfMOO. t, Kornig et l to S A. Stylep!us(t)C!otheS Eastburn Bros. THE GROCERS a iie.li oorrol ,' Moom at4a 8AUKK KKAUT Try a QMftfl li cent . Six. t,und. Swen PoustOf 25c BLUE KIIIHON HI.OUR Piodloton'i li. 'i Boot, .i. $2.90 Fruit larl at COtt al 1004 they U.I. I'ailt l-aid fur rg. Eastburn Bros. t VIERECK'S BATHS First-class Workmen Only ftotu 7 a. m. to 7 p ; . M 'Kit, I L l' m. Cor. rirsl rJU-ortt. SlrU Quality Talks We givr both i uality and pn.e a eomliriattn tiai'i har.1 0 bast. South Btnd Malleable Km-r, !"' -r n t RMsM j tTf at 1 ,mi ! ! llM of Heating Stove Barker Hnrd wurc Store 71 W Pint St. A QUALITY .STORK w. sail lk b.il.t luw.it otlOM W.I. I, !' . F. G. Will Real Estate Loans & Insurance Collins & Taylor Albany Hotel Rati Fisher-Bradcn Undertakers Cody assistant Autollesrse nervtca H daalird I H K HEHT BAKED OOODS It eiOCKRIKS, PRODI ICB , and KKI1 IS PARKER'S "The SUn of Oui'it)'" Mb I yon St. Holh I'honei 11 mm For men who have been around and know 8TYLEPLU8 QUALITY 'AT A KNOWN TRICE Tlvii you are still able to get, in thete war limes, " St vlcplus quality for $17" speaks well for the wonderful organization hack of these clothes. Styleplus 17 Clothes.. SL You get1 nil wool hibricSi exccptionaJ Mvl'- aiul tailoring and (;iiar:inti-cil sativ- faction. The $21 Grade i added t (five grmter variety in models .ml tabrics worth the money in every respect. Come tee for yourself. The TOGGERY MICN'S SHOl' ITKST AND LYON STS. Big Jazz Dance McElroy's Jazz Band The famous ''Hyiu Hehie" Orchestra--Real Entertain Jazzers They Have "Pep" out of Pepper Albany Armory Wednesday, Oct. 31 8 o'Clock Admission 10c Everybody AUVEKTISKU LETTERS The following la a lit! of the ad roftltod Icttrri in the Alhaliy pOU office on October 29, 1917: Mr. David Kdgar, Mil. Margaret He.kea U), Mra. K. I,. I.adner, Mr. Otto M Lance, Mr., and Mn Win Miller. Mr. leleen Mc( tilly, Mfi Jane Miller. Mr. Howard Mon.on. Roy .Seal. Mn. P. H. I'i. Icetl, Mrt 'nna HoMMI, Mr. Jarnei Ri,h, Mr. K E Wil. .. Mm Ruby William nn, Mr V. Nu T rner C. II STKWART, I'. M. CITY NEWS .Jew Store Opened Attention i .n to the adve' l it me nt of the I'dtterson Txidrnny ft Furrier Co., of Albany the only one of its kind in the ity. Mr. Wil Ur N, I .it ter oii of the firm bM hern in ilits business for 11 years. Cllf lord W. Walker bu had much e.-lrriiiir- alt". Me i th(- eldest son of Cyrus H. Walkrr. well known n. tA lany. Th -. ho remember th "Obi I Mi Markrt" will see a won .crful trans for mat tin in this plac of liusineaa from the old 'juartcrs. leaves for the East Dr. George J. Kenasy will lea-, e Lt or Thursd. if for N'amia, Ia ho, on his way Kasl, where he e .xxHXHat, HAMILTON xhxmxh. r x Twelve Everyday Needfuls H N SThat plav an important part in the comfort and ap- g UPciirance of every man. Music Specials One $5il.00 Vktor (turd) to ck-ie out ''ne $2i) Victor (ooedl with ten reenrdi for Hawaiian Ulcelelea fur , IS. BanJoSoi lor . $17.50 $ 7.50 $4.50 and up $12.50 Pwu Icon, free with ea-h Ilari'tlk, Woodworth Drug Co. HshirtH, gTicH. Collars Garters Sweaters Suspender J TTnderwear Gloves Mandker- E Socks Reefers chiefs. Illustrated is the New n j Fall Arrow Collar j CIoARlDGE Sizes 13 1-2, in quarter j sizes to 16 1-2. j J 2c ca. 2 for 35c 3 for 50c J 1 Dress (ioods Section) SILK MULL (Art (ioods Section) YARN FOR KNITTING All colors, extremely well Sweaters for the boys in S adapted for linings. 27 Army and Navy. Knit inches wide. some and send as Xmas g 29c a yard Gifts to the boys. Grey mixed, f W v- A. t 90c a skein " ttmatcmd pn,, s I. (Shoe Section) v' " W omen's black kid, ei Car Load of Damaged Beet Pulp For Sale At Low Prices Best At Per Ton $25.00 Pulp for Hog Feed Per Ton $10.00 M. SENDERS & Co. H X H X H X H Z H X H X H X H X H XCash Va'ues !hXHXH3 Sht H inch lace boot, cloth tops X in new Reindeer colors, M leather Louis heels, withjjX netal plate, imitation tipslH welt soles J $6.75 Don't overlook Window 5 fancv shoes for $4.95 S Worth While K HAMILTONS We have now another full assortment of STONE CROCKS 1-2 gallon to 20 gallons. 42-piece set of COLD BAND DISHES with a cluster of roses, $5.89 Look the List Over If you are interested call and get our pri.ea WINDOW GLASS. ALL SIZES VAKNISH. STAINS, ENAMELS PHOENIX PUKE PAINTS SHEEP DIP STOCK TONIC POULTRY FOOD and a new and up-to cltc line of Wall Paper. WF BUY RIGHT we'll SELL RIGHT. Burkhart & Lee Albany, Oregon pects to take a post graduate cou'v. n ch-.ropractic work. He will -too in Nam;a long enough to e!o a luMneis deal anl will then procoid ..sL He expects to take his vo"k at Dave.iport. Iowa, or at Chicago. Joined U. S. Cavalry- Frank iiastburn, son of Mr. and Mrs. W A. Eastburn of this tjr, nt to I'ortland Sunday and ioincd c U. S. cavalry. He is no' itu- toned at Vancouver, Wash. Will Motor to Portland Mrs. Gus Ncely and little son, of Lugene, came down this nwrniivr. ihc will join Mr. and Mrs. John Ncely here, and motor to Portland for a few days. First to Pay War Tax Chas. I.. Monson of this city, rep resents e of the Pacific Paper Co., a? the first man to pay he war revenue tax in this city. This morn ing he purchased a $50 nrleage book the Oregon Electric depot and lid at $4 war tax. On Business Trip Rollo Ralston went to Salem thi- morning on business. c3 aU B A N Y 51 NATIONAL SANK SERVE BY SAVING Every dollar put into to bank will ahorten the war and save life end nuffertng. is to the everyday citiies that the goTernment ia laaking in thia criaia and it ought not to appeal in vain. Save (or the gaverr nient thnt haa done ao much (or yau. l-pRiSi J SAVINGS BANK Oregon Hide & Junk Co. 201-205 E. 1st St. Dealers in Hides, Pelts. Pur, Rubber, Metala, Machinery and all kinds of second-hand goods 5 COO Potato Sack for Sale Bell 72-J. Home 1333 WANTED To buy, all kinds of USED FURNITURE From $1 to $1,000. All kinds are wanted. We now have a good line of Ncw--SecomIHandFurniture Bargains of all descriptions. Complete line of everything de siri. ! Before buying you will do well to see E. ROGOWAY Second and Baker Sts, Bell 134-R. Home phone 2227 Adequate Window Lighting Sells Merchandise Those who stop and look nig' will he tomorrow's purchasers. Long Itourj after y u have clos ,1 your doors t wi-U-lighteil win dow display make- a silent api. .1 to all paascrsby. It rods them entir tomorrow hy iiuplantinR in their minds tonight the desirability of the Koods you sell. Let us -ii iv, ou how to increase sales by proper window lightbjg. Telephone 1; and ask our represi-nt.itivc to call and explain our window and sivn lighting? pror.sition. OREGON POWER CO. 306 V. Second Both Phones 15