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PAOE TWO DAILY DBMOCRAT. FRIDAY. JUNE 4. IBIS. Daily Democrat F. P. NUTTING Lessee. Entered at the postoffice t Albany Oregon, as second-class matter. I'ul. luhcd every evening except Sun- day. semi-wceKiy puousncu imi days and Friday. BUSINESS MATTER Address all communication and make all remittance! payable to the L)em ncrat Publithing t - In ordering chamtes of address, sub- icribera should alwaya give old at well as new address. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Daily Delivered by carrier, $400 per year in advance, otherwise 40c per month. I! mail, at end of year .. ISO Ky mail in advance, per year 3.00 Scmi-Weelcly At end of year When paid in advance, one yr 1-25 CLASSIFIED RATES Ic per word for first publication; Vic per word thereafter, payable in ad vance. Minimum charge of 25c. Established in 1866. FRIDAY. JUNE 4. 1915 STEADILY EXPANDING. Dun continues to be optimistic as to the general trend of commercial improvement in the U. S. Here is the weekly report: Steadily expanding industrial oper ations due mainly, but not wholly to the big war demands have a stim ulating effect generally, although .b' many uncertainties of the foreign sa nation make for caution everywhere Hesitancy in new enterprise, however, does not imply any lack of confidence the future, hut rather a disposition to await further developments in regarl to this country's diplomatic relations with Germany. Fundamentally, do mestic conditions gain in strength gold is again flowing this way and the banking position is unusually sound, with ample funds available for all requirements; collections are somewhat less difficult, on the whole, and, while credits are still closely scan ned, commercial failures during May made much the best exhibit of the year. Moreover, the purchasing pow er of the people is enhanced as the number of unemployed diminishes more men finding work as activity at the mills and factories tevives while another prosperous season for the agricultural community is indicat ed by the favorable progress of t'.i crops. ' Prospects for large .traffic movements in grain and other staples prompt the transporting companies to enter the market more freely for needed equipment, and buying on the part of these interests, together with the urgentwar demands, results in continued improvement in iron and steel. Production is not only main tained at the recently increased rate. but in some instances still further expands, and while quotations lack uniformity, the general tendency is upward. Offering of price conces sions has accompanied the return to dulness in copper and tin is easier be cause of heavy arrivals, but the other minor metals are notably strong, with spelter ruling much higher than ever before. Elsewhere industrial condi tions reflect irregularity, whereas woolen and worsted manufacturers are in need of new domestic orders to keep machinery occupied. The shortage in dyestuffs remains a han dicap at the textile centers and is leading to sharp advances in values, particularly on black prints and indi go ble goods. Although wool rules at a high position, there is trend to ward even greater firmness, with a renewal of speculation and active trading in the new clip in the West For Crockery, Glassware, Gran ite, and Tinware, Kitchen Goods, Novelties, and Fancy Goods, Teas, Coffee, and Spic- Essex & Essex 322 VY. First St, Albany SLAB WOOD in any amount and delivered on hort notice; also other wood of any kind you wish. Place your order now (or your win ter's wood. E. R. Cummings ALL DELIVERIES STRICT IL CASH Office phones Bell 143-J Home 178 Res. phones Bell 350 Home 146 At few footwear shops arc In receipt of a larger volume of contracts, an J shipments are increasing, while lea ther, though quiet for the present, gives promise of an early resump tion of activity. Trading in hides has diminished somewhat, but former strength is maintained, lull quota ions tiring obtained on fair-siacd transactions. In strictly mercantile lines weather conditions have had a deterrent effect on the distribution of seasonable merchandise at etail. par ticularly in the East, yet this is a temporary influence and demands thould broaden when feiiiperatures '.ecome more normal. The following actual story it told n an Albany physician. The Dr. ipon returning home after visiting a 'alien! sat down to his piano and layrd a funeral march. Sometimes we , think it is cloudy requently in this garden spot of the .vorld. Recently in Minneapolis a ,ix year old boy saw a spot in the ky and cried: "What's that bright hing in the sky, pa?" "That, why hat's the sun." The man who sleeps at his post :ets left Beyond the clouds is a splendid sil er lining. An Eastern paper has just discov ered that the law prohibiting mur ler doesn't prohibit. In Or. is spreading out with popu 'ar favor. A Salem paper gives it ronspicuously. Never be ashamed of your age. You ire' what you are. It is just as much business for Dr. Parker, of Portland, to advertise big is Meier & Frank. It's simply biz. About ten thousand dollars paid out n Albany every month for eggs. The icn has a right to cackle. But nearly $30,000 monthly for the product of the cow in the shape of 'ream, to say nothing of meat, is ;oing some more- Uncle Sam doesn t like anarchy. 'tence the call for Mexico to take no- 'ice and be good. READ OUR WANT ADS . Drain Tiles at 'Cost a long a they last ALBANY COMMISSION CO. VIERECK'S BATHS First-class Workmen Only Cor. First and Ellsworth Streets A QUALITY STORE W soil tho bast at lowoat prices Watch RcsMuriag F.G.Will MS Our Safe Deposit Vault is the best place for the safe-keeping of your valuable papers, jewelry, heirlooms, etc. You are guaranteed the very acme of se curity in depositing your valuable here. Boxes for rent for $1 and. up per year. I MrMRCR US f IOC PAL BCSEPVt SV&TtM IWHEDI SAVINGS ARC SATCI IISFITS Suppose We Pared These Tires Suppose this All-Weather tread now double-thick was pared to the tliinnesa of. the usual anti skid. Would it endure like this one? Or so resist puncture? Suppose we used a some do one less fabric ply. Or made the v. hole tire lighter. Suppose we omitted our exclusive features: Our Nr Rim-Cut feature Our "On-Air" cure Our rubber rivets Our 126-piano-wire base. All rivals do omit them. All oC them are costly. Our "On -Air cure alone 'coats us $450,000 yearly to save needless blowouts. But could Goodyear Fortified Tires retain top place 4 we did not give those extras? Cost Added Price Lowered Instead of that, we all the time add costly better- GoodPKar S UUKM.0MO Fortified Tires Goodyear Service Stations Tires in Stock ALBANY ... J. L. Irvin 3 Jitneys at Your ; Service at Dawsons, both phones 42. Call us for country trips. . W. T. CHRISTY Phone 25 for Jitney With the addition of another car we are prepared to give you immediate service Woodworth Drug Co. Motoring, yachting and hunting have created a demand for a special style of spectacles. To supply the demand we are using Gold Filled and Zylonite frames fitted with Bent amber lenses. E. C. Meade, High Grade Paints. Oils. Varnish, etc. Phoenix Pur. Paints ... Phoenix Pur Paints Rubber Cement, Paints Rubber Cement Paint Rubber Cement Paint 3 C Carriage Paint 3 C Carriage Paint , Varnish Stain, Oil Stain, Roof Stain, Roof Paints, Barn Paints, Oil and Lead, the best that money can buy. . Burkhart & Lee. Druggists menta. We spend on experts $100,000 yearly to seek out new improvements. Our All -Weather tread al ways double - thick is made still thicker in some sixes. Our Inner Tubes have been thickened 14 per cent on the average. Our fabric baa been strength ened. Yet on February 1st we made our third big price reduction in two years, bringing the total to 43 per cent. Now you are getting in Goodyear Fortified Tires the best value ever known in tire making. It is due to yourself that you this year loin this army of con tented tirensera. It is by far the largest army in Tiredom. Any dealer will sup ply you. (rnt) otiwina Optometrist Qts. 60c OaL $2.15 Gal. $2.00 ', gal. $1.00 4gaL 60c pts. 50c qts. 90c TO TRADE I havt an extra good slock farm In Unit county to trade lur a business in Albany. J M. Hawkins, 2nd nnd llroadtilbin Si. iti.411 MONEY TO LOAN Money wail ing lor good farm loans. No de lay, Long terms. Low tales. J. M. Hawkins, 2nd and Ilroad.ilhiu St. nuMlf I HAVE IIKKN appointed agent for the Kowt lawn mower rasur blades. If your mower is not cutting good let me adjuM one to your mower. SI will make it cut as good as new. I have some good second hand fur niture for sale; one good bed room set. No 9 kitchen range, chairs, etc. J. I). Ellis. Vi6 East 4th St. Moth phones. m20t( Every Nationality is welcomed as depositor at our Savings Department! Doctors, Lawyers, Teacher, Farmers, Merchants, Clerks and Wage Earner in all walks of life are today getting 3 per cent Interest oa their savings. Why not start your account her. also? CAPITAL AND SURPLUS t90.000.00 J. W. CUSICK ft CO, Bankers Albany. Oregon The Albany Bakery We Deliver to Any Part of the City 115-119 B. 3rd Street Dell 560 Party K Home 419 H. J. FIRCHAU CO. WOOD Dry Block and Slabwood Hammond Lumber Co. Both Phone 3S8 Cabinet Work Albany Planing Mill Al M. Stringer House and sign painter. Glaring, Timing, Taper Hanging. Estimates furnished. 229 Broadalbin St, Albany, Or. Bell phone 134-R. Home phone 506. m29a29 We Pay the Highest Price for Mohair and Wool . M. SENDERS 4 CO. Stearns' Ideal Grocery Where we get the bet to be had Just BowStrawberries are fin. Use Campbell's Soups PHONES ,i 58 llllM Minimi New Wall Paper Now In Paint, Oils, Stains, Varnishes Prices right Call and see F. C. DANNALS 123 Eaat 3rd Street The Best Big fir WOOD $4.25 per cord, Come end see for yourself. Foot of Broadalbln street. ALBANY TRANSFER CO., Wood Dealer. i Of cwrse ll,ifi( Im healthy. gf Itradewtth '.TP1 ,11 5i WANTED ti additional milk and cream cue tomers for Golden Rule Dairy. Our milk stands test for purity and 4 7-10 per cent butler fst. W have been eleven year building up our Jersey herd for Albany trade. H Registered. Try us, w will compare favorably with any milk sold in Albany. Two deliver! daily. Phone lor extra. H. M. PALMER, Prop, TUB BEST. BAKED GOODS GROCERIES, PRODUCE ad FRUITS PARKER'S "The Sim of Quality" 136 Ljroa Si. Both Phone FISH . f rase the I). E. NEUERGALL MEAT COMPANY U always fresh. See the display in our sanitary case at SECOND AND LYON STS. Full line of aalt fish. BUSINESS DIRECTOR! CHIROPRACTOR CLMER C OI PE Chiropractor. Room S, 7. 9, 10, Cuskk Bank Bldg. Nature cannot cure a disease unless he cause is removed. Chiropractic adjnalments remove the cause. DENTIST8 DR. W. R. BILYEU Dentist, First National Bank building, Albany. REAL ESTATE ft INSURANCE LAWYERS. L. C. LEWELLING Attorney al law Notary public Albany, rcgon. DAN JOHNSTON, Attorney at Law Room 3)5 Hirst National Hank Bldg. WEATI1ERFORD & WEATHER FORD. Lawyers, Albany. Ore. CC. BRYANT Attorney at Law JU-2 New First National Hank builih mg, Albany, Oregon. H. F. MERRILL Insurance and Loans City warrants bought and sold. Room Xo, 1, second door. First Savings Bank building, Albany. Oregon. B. M. PAYNE Farm land and city property for sale. Real estate loans Fire insurance. Surety Bonds. Rooms 19-21, Cusick Block, Albany, Oregon. FOR SALE LOTS FOR SALE A follow: Three near the corner of 8th and Main, four near corne' of 7th and Sherman, 18 in Hackleman Park addition corner rf 8th and Cleve- land, 20 jn the Epaulinc addition corner Uth and Thurston, half block corner Front and Cleveland. Two story house, nine rooms, corner 8th snd Sherman. Lots are all near public schools. All high, dry, snd well drained. Both phones. T. P. Hackleman. F23My23 FOR SALE OR EXCHANGR A 10 million timber claim in Douglas county for city property or good farm land. Home 1143 fl6tf REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Farm lands, city property, timber lands, collections, money to loan. - Insur ance written in the strongest old line companies. J. V. Pipe, 203 W. 2nd St. dly wfc tf FOR SALE No. 1 kale plants, any amount. A Bender, 3 mile south of Albany, on 'Tangent road. Bell 609R4. m2!J21 FOR 9.M.K All my furniture, In cluding piano and Spanish leather set suitable for office or home. Leaving city. Call 140 W. 4th. St. Phone 591 R. 1223 Home. Mrs. R. H. Kaltz, 140 W. 4th. m29J I FOR SALE Light roadster automo bile. First class condition. Recent ly overhauled. Address "Roadster" care Democrat, 5tf FOR SALE Fine four acre tract, neatest in Sunrise, natural drainage, lays well. Call it Democrat office. FOR SALE A Mitchell buggy, top and pole, good condition, at bargain. See D. S. Smith. m!7tf FOR ALL KINDS OF MILL WORK Both phone Foot Firry St. Jones Book Store Subscriptions received for Msg sine and periodical. SJ3 West First St., Albany, Oregon. The Albany Slate Hank extends cordial inviialion to all Fanners, Merchants and Corporation to open an account at this bank assuring them of t hearty wel come, courteous and liberal treat ment and personal attention to ill kcioitnn either large or sins'l Albany State Bank "Safely Plus Service" CLASSIFIED r FOR SALE High grade piano at a haigain.l'honc 301-R. nilStl FOR SALE Household furniture, range, rugs, etc. I'hone 272-K Bell. 2Jil FOR RENT FOR RENT Ground floor office or shop worn, Democrat buildiug near new p. o. Call at Democrat office. FOR REM A modern 4-roomed apartment; also a fire proof store room. Enquire of Ilurggraf, I IK Second St. mJlf FOk RENT First cists siore room, First street. Call on Dr. A. Stark. m.'.'tf FOR SALE Small tract, well in7. proved, close in. Will sell on in stallment plan. ' Inquire at Demo- ctat oflice. ml4if IOR RENT CHEAP Nine roe in house, bath, hot snd cold water, electric lights and well looted. See Oregon '1 site & Land Credit Ma. FI2if l-OR RENT Large atore room with electric light fixtures, counters, shelving, all complete. Cheap. Ap- ply or phone to Geo. W. Wright, mJVlf t--. ... 4. ' vmwhccjjiiib; rooms.' centrally located. Free light, water and telephone. I'hone: 134 R. West Third St. mlStl READ OUR WANT ADS. FOR KENT After April 30. Mod ern apartment of 4 rooms and bath, all built in conveniences in Wood flats. 228 E. Jrd St. uo,f MISCELLANEOUS. Nonce Expert auto repairing and light machine work. Hub City auto hop, 2nd and Calapooia. Karle Mc Inlosh, Bell phone 2-K. LOST Necklace, garnets all around, I'endeni. Reword. Return Demo, jtrat office. m!2tf FOR SALE Lots nt corner 8th and Main, also corner 8th and Cleve land; also in Epaulinc addition. T. " Hackleman al8 aug2J WANTED American lady to teach Chinese hoy English. Cull 3114 Uroad:ilhin street. Hing Wo Chi. nene Medicine Co. ' . , m2KJ4 TO TR-ADK Will trade second hand two seated buggy for saddle. See Rawlings, 121 Hroad. l'iin St. WHEN answering classified ads, please mention the Democrat. MAN WANTED-Desiral.ie position lor energetic and ambitions man as -Albany representative strong fi nancial Institution. Salary or sal ?ryT.0" commission. Address C. I.. T. Co., Evening Democrat, giv ing previous business experience and reference. Confidential. mltf MONEY TO LOAN. MONEY TO LOAN on good Im proved fnrm land. Call on I V. Pipe, 203 West 2nd St J2tf Real Estate Loans & Insurance Collins & Taylor Hatnme! Hotel Building