The Santiam news., October 27, 1911, Image 4

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The News ami W««-kly Orsgonian one
Trespass Notices for sale at this
year for SI.<««»«1 until Oct 'll
iffleo.
Keep your feet warm arid dry by get
Don't get cold feet
Get woolen
ting your shoes and wm-len b< <■ a
hose at Hibler A Gills.
Dr. and Mm. Gill cam« over Saturday Ihblor A Gills.
CLUBBING
(Continued from page 0
Mrs. Roy Nhclton retur: > -I u> her
home in Detroit after a weeks visit
time a meeting of dairymen will l»e
Mr» J.T. Si torn» went to Mill City to with her mother, -Mrs. Whits
h< Id to organise an association.
Have you bought your h* ating stove
spend two weeks with her daughter
An apple tree near Albany lias been
Our Job Work la second to none in
yet? If not sec what M»rr -<e has in
Mm. G. M. Flash.
sold for MOO. It is everbearing, matur-
the county. Give it a trial.
Mm. Jos Fink of Jordan was taken Oregon made stoves. H’s price» ar- i ing fruit at all seasons of the growing
Get on«- of those new umbrellas at
to the Hospital at Salem, Saturday to right.
period, with buds. t-lusaom» and apples
llibh-r A Gill's.
The long winter evening» will »«»in be , or. the tree at th.- same lime
undergo an -qnrati-wi for appendicitis.
A nur-
Vila - Philippi of near Kingston, was
Mm. El My«-m went to Portlami Sat here. Get a good supply of reading by ' scry company has bought the tree a.id
town Monday.
urday for a few «lays visit, .'■he return­ taking advantage of the Ni*< ' iub- w .1 try to establish a new everbearing
bing bargains.
A new tine of up to-date umbrellas ed the first of the week.
v ariety.
ut ilibb-r & Gill's.
Eugene will hold its biggest apple
The Van Brunt double dt»k drill 1»
A. W Hagey has Just received a
I dies Calling Cards printed or complete line of fountain pens that are the only drill on the market that is show cn Novembrr 3 and 4, the coming !
blank for »ale at thia office.
of fine quality and the prices are very right today, leas trouble arwl th« price rxhil.it throwing all prevvio» shows far
in the shade. The annual fruit exhibi­
is right, hold by Chaa. Wessly.
U| m rinb ndenl W. I.. Jackson visit- reasonable.
tion is growing all the time in import­
id the »chool Wednesday.
Owing to the improve«! condition of
The following named men have been
ance because of increasing orrhard
Mr* Prill returned home Sunday my wife's health. I have decided not to suggested as suitable for th« Board of
acreage around Eugene, and this year
sell my hardware business at present Directors of the Linn County Fair A»
after « week’s visit in Portland.
! the festival will take on more than
b
it
will
continue
the
business
N.
I.
sociation for 1912: W. R. Ray. Jordan.
U-t it rain if you have one of theca
local interest. Prix«-» have been offer-
Morrison.
Henry Rlruckmeier, Thomas, M C
m w umbrellas from Hibler A tiill's.
id that make it an object for fruit
I.ame back is one of the most com­ Gaines, < rabtree, Hon. M A. Miller, growers to compete.
John Miller of near Shelburn, was
mon
forms of muscular rheumatism. Ixdianon. Riley Shelton, Scio, and J. A.
t < iicting business in town Monday.
laikevlrw will add agriculture
A few applications of Chamberlain's Bilyeu, Mcio or Judge Duncan of Al­
high school course as soon as its
I>o you take the News from the pub­
Liniment will give relief. For sale by bany, or C. A Mewart, of th« Com
lisher or do you borrow your neighbors?
I mercial Club of Albany. Six m.-m! era building is finished. This is a new and ;
all dealer*.
important feature of the course of i
Mens and boys hats ami cs|>s at
John bticha is not in so much of a ‘ of the Board ar«- to be elected in Jnnn • tudy and one that progressive com- I
Hibler A Gills.
ary.
R.
Shelton
ha*
been
menti-
r.cd
hurry to close up the store these t i
muntlies are adopting.
Gilbert LleVaney was here frrim evenings. He is thinking something Prv»ident and I.. L. Goo-liag for ‘«- re
Jefferson Friday having some dental of opening up on Sunday evenings also. I tary. The above has lw-en handed to a
A Fro*.
w.-rk done.
News reporter ami is publ>ah«-d by
Horsier why time hangs so heavy?
Z little girl was asked to deflue s
request.
Winter underwear at prices that are
frog “A frog.** aaid she with childish
The News would like for each church
right ut Hibler & Gill*.
lolublllty. "la a great big green bug
and lodge to keep us informed of their
Not Full Gr sf.
nlth Ils mouth always open, and It’s
Miss Lettie Wrddle of Stayton spent various meetings in time fur publication t
"Gladys 1« «cry mri i 111 her Id«-.- always standing up In front and alt
■•«. - k. It |g im|»*«»i!lr f-.r -i MW*
her vacation visiting her cousin Ora ■ -
. i-
-
■ .
ting down bchiud
Lmilun Globe.
representative to know about all of nt»,lit (In- ;l
Weddle last week.
“
Is
afooT*
th« se meetings and often it ia not
Dangar* uf Thunder.
I' ihj I Jack Frost by getting a pair of
"Ko much so that when her half •! ■
Wifey (during a stormi - Gracious!
known to whom to go fur information.
ter died »In- would u«-'
«ur ny i-u'
U mmm nice warm woolen blankets at
I hat was an a«fu> clap of thunder; It
Brother
Adams
preached
two
ex
­
half mounting
llnillu>--re Atuetl-nn
Il bier A Gilta.
frightened me terribly
Hubby-Nou
cellent »ermons at the Christian < hurch
Baa
W-te»»».
►••ii-e.
lay
dear.
Thunder
can't hurt
Wi> have just received a full line of ■ . !ny
For soli,«- time past th- -o-rvl
I Jin Ver I . r I •< I
'
yon Wifey - Indeed' Didn't you ever
new heaters. Come In and get our r«-s at this church have been conducteif
you wiy that my client disappeared li­ bear of (irople being thunderstruckT
prirrs before you buv. Chas. Wcneljr. ■ •y »lii-li-t Is of th«- Bil-li- »chool at
the darkne«« after knocking jroo
Know Mie Value.
School will close next Monday. Tues­ Eugene and while their work has l-een down
W lint time of mgni UM» tin»
Prospective 1‘urt hn«er W bat a hand
day and Wednesday as the teachers generally satisfactory, it nevertheless Coniplaliiaul -I - in I any exactly
nine do«'
lie must lie valuable
are required by law to attend
th«- it pleasing to have an experienced min­ Your client bud my »«l-it Lite
Vender-Yer bet 'e Is The senlle-
uter in charge of the services
county institute.
Not Alriid o( th» Outlook.
. nn wot I lK>u«ht I tn ofa offerin' (5
“Xo you r»- actnaiit gulag to marry
Remember that there ia not only one
Vhe Farmers Meat .Market handles
eward If I bring him back. — lA»nrt«»u
a choice line of fresh and cured meat« house in the valley that handles stoves young Wnsierly! Why, (hen-« noth
■ketch
Ing
to
him
but
hi»
full!«»
m-d
a
bls
at lowest prices. Highest prices paid and heaters. We have a full line of
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'a Survayin«.
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f.u nil I » for theih'la-. f, mutton, | ■ c K. rang-« and boaters also. Cail and see bunk account
First trentt»« uu ibi- art of aurveytng
Well. you mu relr on in-’ to ■ Ibini'e
them before you buy elsewhere. Cha*.
and hides. Nufsed.
was | ubllwiird by Agricola of ttazouy
all that "—Ciel ••innd l‘ n I *« < «-r
Wcsely,
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I
R«»y McDonald. Prop.
u I
from inrbanon lu spend Sunday
M C. Gill and family.
with
The Netvg ih-vire- to give its rfiulkin the
ailxantu^«* <tf the I <'M rale* OH the Ix-st
paper* and inaga.iiieH published.
Below
i« a list of goo«l I'urnhinat lung and we shall
exit nd it from time to time. These are
strictly cash in advance prices.-
The Santiam News and I
Regular price.
Glut price
Wi-i'klv Or«'gonhin ............... i.3 <*(>
Si tui Wet-kly Journal.... ......
3 < X)
Daily and Sunduy Journal
9.00
G.'iO
Daily Journal
Town A Count)v, twice a mo . 2. «50
Binai Spi t it. w . < k i \
3.<MI
3 OO
Oregon lloiiioti-a 1, wci-kl.'
Toledo B (
. 2.50
Oregon T ciu 'I h ' i -’ Journal
2.75
Svieni'tic American .............. 4.-50
Delineator
3.00
Northw<»t I’oultn Journal
'JJ MI
I.al' oilvtte s Wcexlv
. 2 -50
$1.9.5
2.(X)
6.7-5
5.25
1.50
2 15
2.00
2.00
1 95
3.75
2.25
1 t'dl
1 95
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root - w - billiaro a » d pool h « ll
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Tob«i.co
m J Clysit
Gnfniicorry. Soit Driaki
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Come tn Alhanv. I«el us save you money. Avail yourself of th«» opp ntunity to vi,»il this Big Ready to Wear Store ami buv what von want at prices von wish to
pay.
You can save your expenses twice over and ¿boost» from one of the largest stock of ready t? wear and ready to use mcrclm.tidisi-in the State of Oregon
Every Section of This Big Store is Filled With
New Fall
Winter Merchandise
Don’t Delay Your Fall and Winter Shopping, the Assortments are now Complete
Now is the time to buv, nut on I) because of our present large iissittimnt» ami broad varieties, but because of the numerics* sp«-ual valu-•» w«- are offering.
Goids
we will l»v unable to duplicate ut the same low prices again this sen on So don't delay, early choosing is always best choosing. We tell of some of these attractive
offerings—just a few here and there from a store full of tempting bargains. Be here next week if possible. You will see the most lx autifnl display of stylish
wearables ever gathered together under one roof. You will see something new ami interesting in every section of the store. Women are coining in every direction
in answer to our advertisements last week. We never before had such a co it business and they all ‘ell us our |4».H0 coat sale is the best \ alm- ever vffen»d in the valley
A Remarkable and Unsurpassed Showing oi Women’s and Misses’ Coats, Suits and Skirts
// is the most*splendid exhibit ire hare attempted this season, as if inelttdes a larie ramie of neir models in ('oats, Skirts, and
Party Dresses, just rereired this week, seleeted from the fashion et liter of Ameriea by our garment buyer trim is noir in ,\tu' }'ork
The New Suits $12.50 up to $<35
The New Coats $6.50 up to $30
Thi« »bowing of pretty models is mromporahle for v*lue-giving. Newest tailored ityl-», ma«l<- of An«- quality
serge*. worat<ila. chevoita and Englinh suiting, in rolora navy, bruwn, green, also black.
Th- <** suits are
bt-NUtifully tailorad, in all ata** and every model ia one of diatinctiun. No when- will y«-u find like value« at
our low prices. A Perfect At i» guarante«-«!. You have the pleasure of selecting a suit the uze you »1 - Id
wear.
Mia*«» aisea 14. ifi, ami IS.
Little womens aixea 31, 33 ami 36.
Regular site* 34 to 44,
t.arge womens »il«-» 43, 4f> and up to 61 bust measure.
A stock of over seven hundred suit» on hand.
High Grade Fine Quality Coat* at Very I«ow Prices is the g t of th--«- offering«, ( ara- uls, p|u»heN
ami mixtures, also the p<q>ular two fared materials shown in -loams of h.i-iisom* color* and color
combinations.
These coats are very worm and heavy, yet mt tii
n>-- to w-ar.
Don't overlook
them if you want a handsome, relisble ami stylish winter Co it ami would aav* in the buying < oats
for young or old, in any »ixe made.
Over 2000 coat» in stock for women, mlsaea. children and baoiea.
Stylish New Furs $1.25 up to $50.
A complete showing of womens am! misses furs at popular prices.
Neck pieces ami muff« of French
Coney, Jap Mink. Fox. I.ynx. Mu»k Rat. Marten, Angora and many other kinds in colors white,
gray, brown or black. Come in and make your selectiun while the assortments arc at th- ir 1» t
Shoes of Quality and Style
Rabie* shoes 60 cents to St .26, chikirens »ho«-a 95 cents to |2. miaaea
shoes $1.25 to $2.50 and women’* »hoes from $1.50 to $5. Buying shoe*
here will not only save you money, but you have the pleasure and
comfort of getting any style, kind or price of shin you wish, fitted
properly by expert shoe men, in the site ami width you thoukl wear.
INTERESTING
Hundreds of Trimmed Hats and Shapes
For women, misses and children. Any style vou might wish ami at prices you can best afford to pay At
prvaent there ia a great demand for large velvet hats in black, in fact they are all the style in large cities.
W e ars always first to ahow the newest styles and »ell th«m at a price less than any other millinery store.
Hundreds of new soft felt and velour hat* just received by - apr »■ colors white, black, green, red, leather
dark brown, navy and kings blue.
Our expert trimmer» will make or trim a hat any way you wish
STORE
NEWS
It is not only the coat ami uit we supply you with, the many acceaoriea
arc uuite important to make your ward robe complete Glove» you will
find hen- in any color, atxe. length or price. We are »bowing a beautiful
line of n«-rli wear. w«lr frill», wide jat-ota and lace c«>llar*, they are new
ami different If you want wai»ts, hand baga silk, satin, mvaaaline petti­
coats, underwear, etc. etc., you will find them here in large assortments.
Chambers & McCune
Cut Price Dry Goods and Yard Goods Dept.
Here is one of the buai<-»t places in our store, ami you will appreciate
why we call thia “Our Cut Price I*ie<?e Goods DepL’r when we tell ycu
we only carry staple dry goo-!*, s-ichaa prints, gingham*, percale*, outing
flannel», muahns, she«-ting and all such staple mece goo«i» and every yard
ia sold at a cut price Th« saving alone in this department ia worth
while to come to Albany to trad-- at this store.
Albany’s Leading
Cloak and Suit Store
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