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    MUfWO
Daily Democrat
Win. H. 110RNIBROOK
Publisher
tmcrid ai the postoifice at Albany.
Urcvmi. a second-class matte.
Published every evening except Sun
day. Scmi-wcckly publuhed Tues
days and Fridays.
BUSINESS MATTER.
la ordering changes of adress. sub
cribers should always give old a:
tH as new address.
SUBSCRIPTION KATES
Daily
I rered by carrier, per week 4 j
Delivered by carrier, per year 4.0
By mail, at eud of year - 3.5
By atari in advance, per year 3t
When paid in advance, one year. lJs
At end of year
Established m 1S65.
SATURDAY, JUNE 16. 1817
NEEDED LEGISLATION
AlJUNV iai 1 V UBMOcVlAT, SATURDAY, VM1 11 MM,
MARKET REPORT
The prices given in the local quo
tations are those aaked by the
wholesaler from the retailer for
fruit and vegetables. All other
prices are those paid the producer.
List corrected J-i.lv
LOCAL
Grains
Wheat
Oats, new
Bran
Shorts, per ton
Hav, cheat
".10
. .. Mc
- . $40
$45
$16.00
.$20.00
.. $J000
..J941c
Mc
Conspicuous public service is per
formed by the American Federation
of Labor, the great hailroad orders,
the Federation of Postal Employees
and the labor members of Congress in
uniting to demand prompt action up
on laws to conserve, increase and
control the country's resources, says
the New York World.
Though war was declared more than
two months ago, Congress has not
yet enacted the urgently needed leg
islation governing food and other life
necessaries. Even the compromise
Lever bill, robbed oi many good feat
area, is held up by a coalition of
malign forces, of which partisanship,
however base and petty, is the most
respectable.
While Congress thus has shirked
what Secretary Houston calls a "polit
ical and moral obligation and a mili
tary necessity millions of bushels of
wheat have been lost as human food
for lack of a new milling standard to
save more of the bran. And millions
of men have wondered with Repre
sentative Nolan why a 35-ounce loaf
Unsold in France for 8 cents, while a
14-ounce loaf from the same flour
sells1 in Washington for 10 cents.
"Throughout the past three years,"
says Herbert C. Hoover, "two wogds
have been written over the pages of
English history, "Too I. ate!" Unless
the Lever bill is passed immediately,
before the grain is harvested, 'Too
Late will be written in our history."
The Lever bill and the Productio.-i
Bill are not all that we would have
asked, or need; much has been sacri
ficed to placate the dark forces that
in the very walls of the Capitol wort:
against the Nation at war. But they
are something ;they will help demo
cracy. Congress will act, because it
must act. Shall it be Too Late?
ilay, vetch
Hay, Timothy
Flour, hard wheat SlVOw$14-S0
Sugar i . $8.53
flour, valley $10.o0
Butter
Bptterfat
Creamery Butter,
Country butter, trad e J2&3$c
Eggs and Poultry
F.glts, cash 27c
F.ggs. trade , 28c
Hens, per pound ! t JfiilSc ,
Roosters , 7c
Springs - . .. -16c
Turkeys, live-Ducks
..10tu.l3c
18c
Ducklings
Pork. Veal and Mutton
Hogs, $12(u $145
Cows 41-2(0
Steers CAafcc
Veal 7(3?, c
Bulls 45c
Lambs
..11&11 l-2c
0fj tOc
I. Hi-lie Business
Concerns
Pay by Check because it's not
only easier, but Baser!
Youv looV regardless ! the
site of your business, arc in
vited to have a checking' a.-count
with this bank, whose watch
words are Security. Courtesy
and Convenience to depositors.
Capital and surplus - fOO.tMO
J. W. Cusick & Co.
Hankers
Albany, - Oregon
Britain is putting Its kitchens on
i w .u basis, Food Administrator
Hoover says America must do likewise.
Eastburn Bros.
THE GROCERS
' HAMS
Good sugar cured Country
hams, shoulders and bacon.
Qood Brooms at the saute, old
price 50c, 60c. 7Sc, au1 85c
each. Why pay more? ..
Eastburn Bros.
ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION
No :;e is hereby given to the legal
voter- of School Dist. No. 5, l.inn
county. Oreuon. that the regular
iclsaol election v. ill be held at tbc
: Yearling Sheep
1 m e
PORTLAND MARKET
Portland, June 16. 1917.
' Club, $2.50
; Red Russian.-!, $2.48
' Bluestem. $2.54
; Forty-fold. $2.50
! Oats, tfhilc No. 1 feed, $46.50
' Barley, feed, $42
: Potatoes, $3; new per lb, 5c
; Hogs, best live, $15'n$15.15
i Primc steer: $9 . ?!0
ancy cows, $7.50 w$S75
J Calves. $6S$.50
Sheep, valley yearlings, $8Ti$I0.5O
I cL i-,.,.'. ateaRttteeA
Butter, city creamery, 361-239c
Butterfat, 39c
Egs, selected local ex. 30c
i Hens, 17frl8c
Broilers, 1820c
Geese, 12gl3c .
Wil. '16, valley colswsifd. best 54
'.58e
'iiijll school huildir
IS, 1917, between I
."'clock and 7 o'cloi
Jay, at this election
leetcd two director
:crm of three year
erssors arc electci'
Attest H
.I-2-18
NOT! . . .
.', June
hours oi -'
p. m., of s:;i'l
.here ill 1
to serv e U r a
until ih It S'jc
.d qua!'' t
McF'. . . .IY
, Ot.'i nan
.lAOvl ,N
v-lerk
BOND REDEMPTION
Notice is liereby yiven that the m;
Jfrsacd Treasurer of the City oi
Ulmny, Oregon, has funds on hand
at' the Fiscal Agent for the State'..!
tlrcon in New- York City to. ami
will on fhi first day of July, 1917.
say off, n-lteni and cancel Bonds
N'os. ,l to 29 inclusive, of tlm Im
provement Bo Qsls of ibe Ciy of AI
b:-ny, Oregon, dated fan l,-l14. In
tercut oil s.lid Bot.d. -lull ...,-e -t;
July 1st. 1917.
II. B. CUSICK,
9-16-23 m Treas.
MAJESTIC -
THEATRE
0RVALI.IS
Msil Orders for $2.00 Seats Now
TUES.S
Box office
open SAT.
IF TOUT EPESME A
ROSY
Says we cant help but look
better and feel better
after an Inside bath.
mm ra r 'arja,Tv vswpnv aVi
To look one's best and feel one's best
la to enjoy an Inside bath each mom.
toe to flush from the system the pr -vtous
day's waste, sour fermentations
and poisonous toxins before It Is ab
sorbed Into the blood. Just as ccal,
when It burns, leaves behind a cer
tain amount of incombustible material
In the form of ashes, to the food and
drink taken each day leave In the ali
mentary organs a certain amount of
Indigestible material, which If n. '
eliminated, form toxins and poipon
which are then sucked Into the bloo.:
through the very ducts which are in
tended to suck in only no ir: : -to
sustain the body.
If yon want to see the glow
henlthy bloom In your cheeks, to sec
your akin get clearer and clearer, yo
are told to drink every morning upor
s riilng, a glass of not water with f
teaspoon fal of limestone phosphate In
H, which Is a harmless means of wasb
lags the waste material and toil! :
from the stomach, liver, kidneys an
bowels, thus cleansing, sweetening a:.'
purifying the entire alimentary tract
before putting more food Into the (torn
ach.
Me n and women with ssllow sklnr
liver spots, pimples or pallid com
plexlon, also those who wake op wit:.
coated tongue, bad taste, nasty
areata, others who are bothered with
e, bilious spells, seid stomacl
stlpstlon should begin this pho.-.
hot water drinking and are
of very pronounced results Is
one or two weeks.
A quarter pound of limestone phos
phate costs very little at the dr.:
tore bat Is sufficient to demonstrate
soap and hot . water
purifies and freshens tt
the outside, so hot wster .li
ne phosphate act on the Inslil
we must always cor.-' ir '
sanitation is vastly ;
outsti a c
the sMn nor i
Into the I .
pores do.
bbbhbbbbb?TE wL?JfiltX,
Need Any
Garden
Tools
Wo have evorylhintf
nceMry to make
gardenini aaiy
Rakes, Hm s. Spdei.
Mmul Cultiv-iora.
Etc.
Barker Hard
ware Store
W, !"i !
Golden Rule Dairy
MILK sad CU1 AM .
2 Daily Dsbveries. Both pa
ll M PAl.MKR. Prop
f tfs
VicMcrn F.lrclric Sewinj; ''.! .--
wk ham: rm:M
Let Us, Shun Yuu
RALSTON ELECTRIC
SUPPLY CO.
310 West Second St.
FAMILY ORDERS
for
Ice Cream
FILLED PROMPTLY
THE ELITE
Both phones
i .'.' Z. 7!- Prop.
w - - , T IHil Has i , T ' T
ALCANY PLANING
MILL
All Kinds of Mill Work
(.Uu . i 1 Wind Sn . ' .
STETTER'S
FOR GROCERIES AND
CR0CKF.KV
B PKXE5 J2.0C, SIJH). SI.00. 75.
SE.T tALE SXTUROW
that Just
Skat on
asternal
portent
laa1lllii
Amateiir Kodak
School
Tonight 7 to 9 O'clock
Our expert photographer will show yo u how to develop and Print your
own pictures free of charge. A cours e 'of instructions free with every
kodak we sell ,
Kodaks rented and sold on small payments.
Woodworth Drug Co.
H tel Albany
:srr
ALBAMVla fINI
Six Stories of S ii I Comfort
ALBANY'S TifJiJT HOT! I.
Try O r Sunday Dinners
B. R. Wcslhrojk Prop.
Do your eycr. blur when resding? II
o, Glssses are needed to overcome
the strain Let me help you.
E C. MEADE. Optometrist
P. B. PHIPPa
Orsduste ol the Wettmer Institute
Drugless Healing. Chronic. Nerv
aon, Lung snd F'emsle Dlsesses.
7.x Ly..n St. Albany, Or.
Mime phone 2ISS. Bell 364-R.
A
B
A
rsr
Y
H NATIONAL BANK
8KRVB BY 8KKVINQ
Every dollar put into the bank will shot ten the wsr
and save lifa and aufferini. ll Is 10 the everyday ciliren
that the government la looklni in thla crisis snd it
ought not to appeeal in vain. 8ave lor the govern
ment ha haa done so much for you.
ore u savings bank
BUSINESS
DIRECTORY
CLASSIFIED
WANT
ADS
business wmi
CHIROPRACTOR
ELMER C. OIPE
Chiropractor
Rooms S, 7. 9, 10, Cuskk Rank flld.
Vlturc csnnot cuir s disease unless
the csuse is removed Chiropractic
tdjustments remove thr cause
The Chiroprsctor'e
Way is Nature's
Way
I'seiuiiiiitioii Ficr
Dr. Geo J. Kensgy
Suite ' i . Nadoa
.1 Hank HU.
REAL SRTATE r) INSURANCE
And Money to Loan
III I I' WAN I FI) Frmslc.-An in
IcUiScnl pfrSOl may ram Jlihl
Bionthli correapoadiag lor newt,
papers; $4o t sii aionihli in spars
time; experience unnecessary; no
chavasslngj injjscts sagisststf,
Send l.-f MrtivuLiK Kstlonal -a
I'res liurr.ui, Room 4.thS, Iluifhi.
SV Y M-JI V .'I
MISCEI.LANIOUS
tl. M I'WNR K-rin lands and cil)
l -r. i ly lor sale Kc.l! , t I l.-.nn
Wfs intatsnce. ?-iiren Rands,
Ro-.u. I" .'I. (',.. I, I i'.
'ICS... i
MONEY TO LOAN on (arsal at
pft tent with piuilcuc oi payiug
olt'siiy part of the priuap-l M My
liiite. We also lon money on city
Prop efts on ten ycs(s time, istc 6
per oc.it. liccker lleam, 1.1.1 Lyon
street. M.l-7
CHICHESTER S PILLS
a I ' - I i .
..u..J
L F. sli.X
Real Estate. Loans, Kits Insurance.
First National Bank It.iild.ns
H. P. MERRILL
Insurance, Loans. Surety Bonds
Special attention given to care ol
nfapei ty pafoagiaESo not rssMaats
lt,oni Bio. I. lecojuJ floor, l-'irst Bsv
nsgS Hsiik buililriti. Albany. Ortsjoa.
l'OK SALE
; VLc.RECK'S
BATHS
Firsl-clas: Workinen
0,.rjr
Oprn f.om 7n s. m. to 7 p.
m.. Situr!ay 10 p. m.
Cor. first a I Ellsworth Streets
You vill always get the
HIGHEST MARKET
ITilCE
for your
Cr -am, Erks and Poultry
st the
Hazclwood Co.
128 West Second St.
Shaving ise Bel) phone rxj-J
Hotel Albany Barber Shop
Three ol the best barbers in ths
Bute.
We want you and your children
the shop oi class Yours for good
service.
STRATTON-WOPLET snd
HUSTON Absolutely Antiseptic
1 l'l West Second' tjsaet
W. A. McCLAIN
. Contractor and Builder
' Cement Sidewalk. Wall.
Bmemr nt and Sewer Work
Cemetery Work a Specially
231 S.. Baker SI, BeUPaoa. 420J
Salesman's
Position Open
Good territory Li Weal terms
j l.l'.oV NURSERIES
I . bfjl National Bank Bldg.
Albany, Oregon.
.
Real Estate
Loans & Insurance
Collins & Taylor
Allianv Hotel Riiilding
A QUALITY STORE
We sell Use eestal lowest prices
Wateh Resxdrtaa
F. G. Will
Ft Ik SALK Fresh cns on easy
terms. II. Brysnl, . 1 '4
rORTJ FOR SALE 49IA l ord in sl
etiant condition ior alr at a l.ar
Kain. Irvine fisrage.
FOR Ij.M.i; Milk waiion. 2JI N.
Mam. inquire C. H. Dtiaan, Ko
oway's Furniture Store, .nil and
llakcr streets . J -1 1 - IC
A HARGAIN House and lot, snd
furniture Price $&). Hell llionr
373 J. 334 LyoS Street. J-14 !(,.'
FOR SALE New Sarooai hriasc,
good lot. Will take EOod tssnf sad
harness on pa!nrut. Price
Apply IdO&Seniieat Kvad. J-II-I&
I OR SALE OR EXCIIANt.b A II
million timber cls.m in DoukIs
county for ci!y property or good
fsrm laud. Home 114- (I6li
FOR RENT
i OK RKNT 5-room rsnrUhed c-t
taire for rent; also two liitht l.-utr
keepain riMms. ln.iuir .1.1.1 S.
Jrffcrs.in St., or phone Home 4IJX.
J4-tl.
I'OR RENt-i I liree-foiirlln of brick
building, well locatgd on Pltsi St,
reai-,e rate. Ask W. C. Ilurk
harL J-1.1-19
WANTLD.
HELP U'A I kl ) M.ilr An in
telligent person may earn $1(J0
monthly corresponding for news
papers: $40 to $50 monthly In
spare lime; experience unnecessary:
no canvassing; subjects suggested.
Send for particulars. National
Press Bureau, Room 4J8S, Ruflslo,
N. Y. M-2I-N..1
WORK WANTED Will go out or
take work home. Lace rurtsin a
speelslty. 2.r per pslr. Bell MR-1.
f SH R 2nd 4tf
WANTED Womsn wsnts weshimr
to do st home. Will go away lo
work on Satnrdavs. Por Informa
tion rait Home phone l2rVl nl.ltf
WANED A competent girl for gen
eral housework. Apply 532 W. 7th
street, or call Bell Phone 197-J.
J-15-lg
WANTS WORK lady wsnts work
Sv dav or hnnr I f rhoee .14JH)
IIFMSTITrHING 0e a yrd
BrerVenrldire, JJJ Second St BeP
Phone 4S2-R.
WHEN answering ClaMil'ed ad,
please mention the Democrat.
Rrnl stnt- for Sole
Itarifiins in farm land, city
property, m-ney to l-an. ht
ll. a rr wr.ttni'in the sSrostf"
est old lint eoasaaasss, Noawy
PuMie, j. v. Pipe, an w nd
St.
II AYNF. A Kl i ;
FEED STORE
Float snd Peed. Chorpin. and
cleaning.
Ossotine snd CKtl
Third and Msln ItrSSt
fle;i Phone fi.R H. rr ?lri"
$5o Masec hr.u)
$)'' l.t"" J-'.."', f .r ...I
emtivatad farms, sec J. V.
Pipe, 20.1 West 2nd St.
IRON. IRON. IRON
It is your ditty to your country
lo ac every piece of scrap
iron. Every piece helps. We
need J cart of iron ami ."e in
a pOilUoa to pay the hiithcil
pii.es We also pay -Saisa) high
est market price for all kinds
of junk and srmnil hanSl f0WSi
OKFXON 11 IDE ft JUNK CO
First and Bckcr St.
J. C. YUEN
Chinese Doctor
Try me hen all else fails. Con
sult itlon free.
Home Phone 1147
324 Jefferson St., Albany Ore.
Fortmillcr Bros.
Funeral Directors
Our Own Auto Hearse
Lady Assistant
Both Phones Masonic Bldg.
WOOD
Just Received
CAR LOAD
DRY FIR
E. R. CUMMINOS
Fishcr-Bradcn
Undertakers
Lady assistant
Auto-Hearse service If desired.
THIS II EST
BASED GOODS
GROCERIES; PRODUCK
and I K I I I S
t
PARKER'S
"The Sinn of Qu.l ly"
136 Lynn St. Both Paoaes