Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192?, June 01, 1917, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY, JUNft 1. M. Daily Democrat Wi . H. UORNIBROOK Pablieher bMM at the pottoffict at Albaay second-class mailer Pabbthtd every eveniag except San slay. Scmi-tckly puoli.hed Tees- BUSINESS .MATTER. Tht ericas given its the tool ewo tatioot are those asked by the wholesaler from Um retailer for fruit la ordering changes of adresa. eub teribcrs should always gin old as wal aa new address. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Mr tawlivarod hv carrier, ocr week 1 10 nlira h carrier, ner rear 4.00 By seail. at er.d of year. J.50 By small in advance, per year J00 SemiWeckly When paid hi advance, one year 1.25 At end of year 81 Established ha IMS FRIDAY. JUNK 1. 1917. KRIS By P. P. Nntting Theother day I met a very human kind of a man in a cafeteria. He look ed across the table and spoae out loud to me, and we were soon in cooverta tion, with several mutual friends to talk about, though strangers. The customary way is to ait and "chaw" in silence tike a clam ia a field of sea prices are those paid Utt corrected daily. UNITED STATES BUILD PLAYHOUSE LOCAL Wheat Oats, new Bran ..$2.25 840 Shorts, per ton Hay, cheat Hay, retch . Hay, Timothy Flour, hard wheat Sugar . Flour, valley . 1100 -820.80 $.oo . $U70vtfS14.50 SfcSJ suss c SOc Butterfat Creamery Butter, Country butter, trade 32fj35c Eggs and Poultry Eggs, cash 30c Eggs, trade Sic Hens, per pound . Roosters Broilers Springs Turkeys, live Ddcka Ducklings Ducklings Geeae ..13(2l4c 7c 16c 16c .l691Sc ..lOglJc 15c 18c Pork. Veal and Mutton Hogs, $1Z30J817S Cows 41-261-2c Steers 6459c Veal 7aW4c Plenty of human icycles-around. After all there is a mad old rush ahead in the interest of Mr. A-l. There ia considerable politics buz sing in connection with the coming city election, particularly over the mayor and commissioners. Most of the speaking U from autos near street corners. Heard one candidate lam basting the Oregonian with a long list of big adjectives; but the big paper came out the next morning as usual. Was in the lobby of the Imperial when a prominent doctor told a can didate for commissioner what he thought of him and the air got sort of bine, with a hundred dollar bill floating in the breeze. So it goes. Met Miss Winnie Austin in the of fice of the Home Builders. Pittock bldg this week. She has a good posi tion in pleasant surroundings. BnUs Ewes Lambs Yearling sheep . . 4-Srjc . 7to8r Uc . yfilOr The spirit of the day was well il lustrated in a sight seen. UPpon glanc ing oat of a car window just this tide of The Dalles, recently a woman was hoeing beans in a field, with a baby in a buggy at the end of the Wish you would send Bill Patter son down to pitch for the Portlands. Also some Albany pep. It is an awful spectacle seeing a tailcnder try to play base ball. One thing the club needs is more team work without any discord in the notes. PORTLAND MARKET Portland. June I, 1917. Club, $2J7 Red Russian, $2.35 ' Fortyfold. $Z37 Bluestcm, $2.40 Oats, o. 1, white feed, $47 Barley, feed $44 Potatoes, $3; new 7 l-3c lb Hogs, best live. S15.40v5S15.eXl Prime steers, $98tVfiS10 Fancy cows, $8J0SS875 Calves. $7314 Sheep, valley yearlings. $11531 J SC Spring lambs. $13$13.50 Batter, city creamery. 36 1 TfltSs Butterfat, 39c Eggs, selected local ex. 32 l-2c Hens. 18c Broilers. 16tg22c Geese. 124313c Wool, 16, valley cot swold best 46Q 47c Washington, June I. Scanning the sky for signs of rain, Washington waited today for the opening tonight of the National Sylvan Theatre, the first playhouse built by the United States government for the people. The theatre is built in the open air at the southern end of the Monument grounds. Inhospitable Georgia went "bone dry" just at the 700 interned Ger mans arrived. Boston Herald. FAMILY ORDERS fat Ice Cream FILLED PROMPTLY THE ELITE Both phones W. S. Duncan. Prop. ALBANY PLANING MILL All Kind, of Mill Work Glass aosl Wletl SMelet. Home Made Strawberry Ice Cream Served at AH Hours Ice Cream and Cake 15c Try Oar Special Ice Cream We Sell Ice Cream Wholesale HOME RESTAURANT Best Meals in the City FOR RENT Small place of 13 acres, good buildings close to town See J. V. Pipe, 203 West 2nd St M-29-J-10 STETTER'S FOR GROCERIES AND CROCKERY JUST HATS I We have the Hats with falling brim The graceful little Pokes The Auto Caps and Sporting Hats For young and older folks; Some new Felt Hats have just arrived In all the colors gay And oar display of trimmed White Hats It like a fair June day. Do not forget the Children's Hats Of every kind that's new Besides the veils and trimmings What you are needing too. And remember that on purchases Well surely save you more So buy your Hat from MRS. LEE At WORTH'S DEPT. STORE CITY NEWS 0 Market Saturday The Ladies' Aid of the Grace church wil hold a market at Pearee's store, corner of Main ttreet, tnd Sa lem road, Saturday afternoon. All kinds of cooked foods for tale. M-3I 1 Visited Sister Mrs. W. F. Shaw left this morning for her home in Kellogg, Idaho, after visiting her titter, Mrt. W. W. Stu art, of this city. Goes to Portland Mrs. A. M. Oaks of Detroit, left this morning for Portland. She has been visiting Mrs. S. R. Willis here. Oooag to Visit Ion Mrs. H. H. Hewitt left on the morn ing electric for Portland to visit with bet daughter. Mrt. Buthnetl, and see the sew baby. Tomorrow the will leave for Spokane to visit at the home of bar too, Claude Laughhead. JSP m ftssttaas fl JACK TAR WEEK SEE THE NEW JACK. 7 A MIDDIES IN OUt WINDOW! Try ' . YCXrlX SURELY WANT SSVEJUU. FOS THE CTJTXJf DOOR DAYS THAT AXE HERB TO STAY. IS MADE TO FIT KUB "EM TUB 'EMSCX'JB.'EM Taw Chh Us SaAtag. ALL PUKES ALL STYI .re, - ALL Ana fW H Cm- ' wv Oa PactAi, ron in.. mas at M. Sternberg & Co. War Bonds Everyone should subscribe to the new Oevernment 3 1-2 per cent War Loan. Small amounts are acceptable, This bank offers ha services without charge. J. W. Cusick & Co., Bankers Albany, Oregon New and Used Furniture HIGH CLASS ARTWOOD furniture, slightly used, at oae thlrd the origintl cost. For in stance: An SSS solid, heavy kraaa bed for - 823 and hundredt of other bargains at good. Teats all kindt and sites, at last ysar't prices. Rofowajr 's Furniture Store 2nd Baker Street Both Phones If you have anything to sell or trade, tec Rogoway. Bring ut your jank and get the highest price. PACIFIC JUNK COMPANY Need Any Garden Tools We have everything' necessary to make gardenias eaty Rakes, Hoes, Spades, Hand Cultivators, Ete. Barker Hard ware Store 216 W. First St Hotel Albany Sea Starts of Solid Ccanf art ALBANY'S FINEST HOTEL Try Oar Sunday Dinners B. R. Westbrook Prop. Shaving 15c Ball phoae 19ft-J Hotel Albany Barber Shop Three of Use best barbers la the State. We want you and your children the shop of class Tears for good service. STRATTON-WORLBY and HUSTON Absolutely Antiseptic 110 West Second Street Golden Ride Dairy MILK and CREAM 8 Dttsy Delivers... Beth H. M. PALMES, Prop. W. A. McCLAIN Contractor and Builder ' Cement Sidewalkt. Walls. Basement gad Sewer Work Cemetery Work a Specialty UlS.Bk.r3t, Bell Phoae 420J Real Estate for Sale Bargsitt in farm lend, city property, money to leea, ia sarancc written ia Ike strong est eld line cons sanies. Notary Public, J. V. Pipe, 202 W. 2nd St HAYNE aV REED FEED STORE flour and Feed. Chopping and cleaning. Oasoline and Oils Third and Main Streets Bell Phone SM-R Home tnt $5 Loans $4 sea, SJ.ooo, uses, tor awed ealtivstsd farms, tee J. T. Pipe, 201 West 2ad St Eastburn Bros. THE GROCERS Good lor Sunday Dinner New Turnipt - lb, 11-2 c Spinach Greent lb. 8c New Potatoet . lb 10c Green Peat Jb Sc Fancy Toinatoet .. lb lie Bermuda Oniona lb 8c New Cabbage Lettuce lb 5c Fancy Head Lettuce lb Sc Cucumber s, Green Onions, Tur nip Greens, Rhubtrb, Strawberries, 2 boars for ... 2Sc Eastburn Bros. The eyes of the business man must be good. They are subjected to a constant ttrain and itt only by ex eaerciting care that they may be pre served. We can fit you with the pro per lentet, double or tiagle vision as desired. We render carefal service st reasonable prices. B. C. MEADE. Optometrist P. B. PHIPPS Graduate of the Weltm.r Inalltnte Pmtlttt Healing. Chronic. Nerv ous, Lung and Female Diseases. 7S4 Lyon St Albany. Or. Heme phone 21 S3. Boil Joi-R. Oregon Hide & Junk Co. Retail and wholesale dealers in old rubber, metals ot all des cription, old auta tires, bases, sacks, iron of all description, hottloa and hides, rags aad pap er. Doo't sell before you get our prices. Homo 1333 Bell 72 J 201-205 East First St. VIERECK'S BATHS First-class Workmen Only Open from 7:30 a. as. to 7 p. m, Saturday 10 p. m. Cw. First aad Ellsworth Stroats Tea will elwayi get the RlwrlaerT MARKotT PRICE at Ska Heselwood Go. 128 Wast Second St A L. B A N Y T NATIONAL BANK PATRIOTISM AND SACRIFICE Although our country it rich tud its financial institu tions strong, it is tht people who mutt aubiciibe lo Hit gretl Mr losa if it is lO be successful. The war Is the concern of ever- aft stag of the United Stales. Fuh must do kit little bit. I bis bulk offers its services to tht public free of tny i harae, hattoever, titnei lu Ike purchaser or lo the Cm eminent, In securing the new Government War lb ud, iQRgl J SAVINGS BANK ai-sass. s a-t i i BUSINESS HI 1 C C I C I C 11 WANT . DIRECTORY ULAUOlrlLU ADS .St BUSINESS DIRECTORY CHIROPRACTOR RLMER C. OIPR Chiropractor. Rooms S. 7. 9, 10, Cotklr, Btnk Bldg Nttuie cannot edit t disrate unleis he ctute it removed. Chiropractic idiuxmeni, remove the ctute The Chiropractor's Way it Ntturc't Way Examination Free Dr. Oeo. J. Kenagy Sur.c 4UI-J Ninon al Btnk Blda REAL SBTATE 1N8UKANCK And Money to Loan B. M. I'A V i. l'ai in lauds and get) property for sale. Real cjtalc IrJelM Fire insurance. Suroty ltoud Rooms IMt, Ctsskk Ulk. rUbaay, Ore go a. MONKY TO LOAN on farmt at 6 per cent with privilege of paying off any part of the principal at any tinie. We also loan money on city property on ten years time, rale 6 per cent. Decker St lie.uu. l.U Lyou street. M-l-7 E. P. SOX Keal Estate. Lotus. Fire Insurance. First National Hank Huilding H. F. MEKKILL Insurance, Loans, Surety Bonds Specitl attention given lo care of vrupcrty belongingto DOB-rctid rata in. mi No. I. second floor, I wst Sav niM Bank buildriK. Albany. Oregon FOR SALE fOR SALE Fresh cows on ess) term.' II. Krvanl. (4tf FOR SALE CHEAP 2500-gallon California redwood lank, two water tank, for thresher outfit Inquire or write lo C II. Widiner, Rotttt 4, Albany, Oregon. M-26-J-9 COR SALE OR EXCHANGt-A 10 nullion timber claim in Douglas county for city property or good farm land. Home 1143 tlotf WANTS WORK Lsdy tnlt wu;k t day hi Huur. Monie phone. d4Hv WANTED Girl lor general liou.r- work iuf.itnily of two. 1'iionc Room Mty Hotel Albany M JI-J.2. MISCELLANEOUS NOTICE I am ionium iu grootry store lo '' Thilg alul Mam sllcels, ubrlr I will ni'en lilt for tiumr, Siluidav. lutie -ml. and will be rba, d lo lilt el all my i. Id patrons Si well 4, new ones. One price lo all. THE GERTIES CASH STORE m asvloi 1 1 M M l KIN V llnwceii Si M.iry , Hokpiul and bnme nf E !'. Clem, 3 miles west of Albtny, and the Corvtllit road. Finder will please call Home phone 8315. Re ward. M-28.JI- FOR KENT FOR RENT Two nice light clem room, furnished for 1 s --c 1st house keeping, liniuirr of Dr. W. A. Cox. 225 W 1st St. M-2fMf FOR RENT Furnished house, call at 232 Montgomery. M-30-J-1. FOR RENT Furnished housekeep ing rooms, lower floor, modern. 213 Baker tlreet. Home phone 3205. M-17-I9-U . FOR RENT Light housekeeping rooms. 423 W. 1st Si Reasontblr price. Bell phone 3P-R. m3lif WANTED. WANTED Woman wants washnm to do at heme. Will go awty ti work on Saturdays Far infortiu tion ctll Home phone 1266. nlltf Salesman's Position Open Oted Urritory Liberal tenat ALBANY NURSERIES First National Bank Blag. Albany, Ortgon. Real Estate Loans & Insurance Collin & Taylor Albany Hotel Building AGENTS WANTED -For our non irrigated, low-priced trece. Un equalled proposition for right man Our new Agent't Contnct it a win ner. Address Pacific Nursery Co., 122 1-2 Grand Ave., Portland. Ore gon. M-2toJ-2 WORK WANTED Will go oal 01 lake work home. Lace curtalnt a peciahV. 25,- per pair. Bell Se- or 323 B, 2nd ,4il HELP WANTED Mtle An In telligenl person may earn $100 monthly corresponding for news papers: $40 to $50 monthly in tpare lime; experience unnecessary; no canvassing; subjects suggested. Send for particulars. National Press Bureau, Room 4388, Buffalo, N. Y. M-21-N-21 HEMSTITCHING 10c 1 yard Sue Breekenridge. 333 Second St. Bel' 96 Horn. 182 I .r. I Vfo oasM aSelertott ! W9tt EptH C8 rVataaat R SaJriansSJ F. G. Will HELP WANTED Female An In tellltent person may earn $100 monthly corresponding for news papers; $40 to $50 monthly In spare time; experience unnecessary; no canvassing; subjects suggested. Send for particular National Prett Bureau, Room 4388, Buffalo, N. Y. M-2I-N-2I I ill Ml n ICIue Confectionery, parte eofllainiiir money. Owner ran have same by efxy, mg propel -t and payini! fur tlii, id V 19 '! AUCTION SALE There will an auction cale of fur l ilme Saturday afternoon at .'.30, at R. L. Stiff gt Son', furniture ,tire. .'I5-?I Lyon Sl, M-JI-J-i GRADUATION GIFTS and cards. M Rawlieigt' M-3I-J FOUND A mouib piece for a horn. Osragf Gag have ,ame for paying for thi, td M-3I-J2 ' OR SALrfAboat 10 o! i pceiodt o Red Mexiraa beam, ladcalated, and ready for planting Also enon.th culture for IS acres of beans AddrctU. Co Democrat M-3I;J-I. AUCTION SALE There will be an auction sale of furniture Saturday .-.fiernoon. at 2:30. at bV I Stiff eV Son', furniture store. 215 217 l.yon St. M41-J.1 Wilis' answering ii.-ified ads. please mention the Democrat. Fori milkr Bros. Funeral Directors Matnnic Huilding, Alhtny, Or. Bain phones. Isily Assis'anl WOOD Will be shipping in tbout 10 dty tawed tecond-growth fir at a reasonable price. Get jour order in for winter wood. E. R CUMMINOS Fisher-Bradcn Undertakers i nly assistant Auto-Iittrte service if desired. THE MEST BAKK1) f.OODs OlOCBBIBS, I'llUOOCK and FRUITS at PARKER'S "The Sign ol Quil ly" .yon Si. Both Hlionen M. J. B. COFFEE at Holloway's Farmers' Store lib 3Sc 2 I I lbs Uc Sib, $1.70 Can you beat it?