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Newspaper Page TextPAO TWO ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT. SATURDAY, JULY 21. 1917. Daily Democrat Wm. H HORN1BROOK Publisher Entered it the postoffice at Albany Oregon, at second-class muter Published every evening except m day. Semi-weekly puoltshed Tues days and Fridays. BUSINESS MATTER. to ordering channel of adrcea, sub scribers ihould always give old s ae new address. "subscription rates Daily r eered by carrier, per week $ 10 Delivered by carrier, per year 4 By mail, at end of year 3.50 By mail in advance, per year -S0f SemiWeekly When paid in advance, one year 1.25 At end of year - -SL50 ' Eatablished m 1865. SATURDAY. JULY 21. 1917. LIBERTY LOAN BUTON FOR NICHOLAS Nick Romanoff, ex-czar, must be a pretty good sport after all. Russia happens to be following our example with a "Liberty Loan" of her own, raised by popular subscription, and Nick wants to subscribe The fact that his own liberty is con aiderably restricted by prison walls doesn't deter him at all from contrib uting cheerfully to help clinch the freedom of the people who jailed him. He has appealed for permission to invest his available funds in the new loan, and begs to be informed how big a block of bonds he may have. He may soon be wearing a button juat like the rest of us. He can't buy any great quantity. Nicholas is no longer a Rockefeller. His petition reveals the interesting fact that his private tortune, lately one of the greatest in the world, has shrunk to $450.01)0. His wife's waa half a million, and his children each have about the same amount. Ap parently they are willing to put it all in the war loan. Possibly it's thrift as much as pat riotism that inspires the Romanoffs. They may have held a family council and decided to salt down what mon ey they had left while they had it. An emperor who has had his crown throne and other royal chattels tak en away from him may be pardoned for not wanting to carry even a paltry million rubles around in his jeans. Says a New York leader. "No one can call himself a Socialist who would hesitate to prefer the stripes to a uni form." And the New York World blandly replies: "Putting the matter as kindly as possible to our Socialist ic fellow citizens who have assumed this pose, we must say to them that ir. due course their tastes in this mat ter will be fully gratified." CUMMINS CATCHES MEM THREE AT A TIME Tom Cummings and family re turned yesterday from Newport. Cum mings reports that he has them all beat when it comes to fishing. -He pulled them out three at a time. Charles Carter and Mart Bussard fished one on each side of him and neither got a bite. This report is verified by Mart Bussard. Mr. Cummings made the trip in his car and got through fine with the exception of one hill. Here the family got out and helped push the car up hill. At another place he ran out of gasoline and had to go back seven miles after a supply. WOULD YOU WIN SUCCESS? Than Play thi Gam of Saftty Firat, and Play It Wall. All the world lovea a winner wben tbe content has bM fairly played Tbe lv n I I m ba 1 1 t ea recel v ea far freater enthusiasm and support wben It la whjn.ua: than wben It ta re,eated ly losing. We praiae tbe accomplish ment of a difficult feat. Each one of Ua ho 1m the aklU and tenaHty of pur port teat puta ow any great acbleve meut Things requiring tbe clear bead, the watchful eye. the skillful band and the bulldog grip of determi nation get our hearty commendation. Said Abraham Lincoln. ' I don't think much of tbe man who Is not wiser to day than ha waa yesterday." No truer words could be written of tbe safety first game. If you would Ik a winner, each day must find you wiser, keener and more alert than tin day lefore. It la a contest In w hi Ii wo match our determination to have no suffering from accidents to ourselves and fellow men against little acta of thougliUesa ness and carelessness that bring these results. Nor la this game ever ended. Earn saw day calls for a better score New conditions surround us. and all of our faculties, tbe best that Is In us. are challenged to Increased elTort. To hare our work really well done It must be aafely done, and none of us wanta any less than the beat For your own sake, for tbe sake of tba family at hutuc. tbe wife and chil dren, tbe mother or sister, play the game, and play It well. Play It wltb rne interest, tne spirit, tue enthiisiasm. that will, make you win. It will take all your aklll and ability to play It right Yesterday la gone forget It Tomorrow Is jet to comeplan for It Today la here uaa It Common- MET REPORT The prices given in the local quo tation arc thoae asked by the wholesaler from the retailer for fruit and vegetables. All other prices are those paid the producer. Liet corrected daily. LOCAL Oraina Wheat $7S Oats, new 60c Bran iS Hay. cheat $18.00 'lay. vetch $30.00 Hay. Timothy $20.00 Clover $16.00 Hour, hard wheat $12.00 Sugar J&5J Flour, valley $10.40 Butter Butterfat 4143c Country butter, trad e .JitgJjt Eggs and Poultry Eggs, cash Hm tradV Hens, per pound . Roosters Broilers Springs Duck. Ducklings Oeese 31c 32c Ill3c 7c 1516c 15c 11c 13c 7c Pork. Veal and Mutton Hogs .$12$14.50 Cows 4 I-25 l-2fc Steers S(7c eal FaWtCi Bulls 4W5c Ewes . SfSe Lambs Yearling sheep 9 l-2llc 8g9c PORTLAND MARKET Portland. July 19. 1917. Club. $2.204i$2JS Red Russian, $23) Bluestem. tTTtsasTTtn Fonvfoid. mn&tr ?? Oats, white N'o. 1 feed. $45 Barley, feed $42.50 Potatoes, $275; new, per lb.. 4 1 -25c Hogs, best live. $15.15$15.35 Prime steers. $8(a$9.00 Fancy cows, $6.50 . Calves. $72$9.50 Sheep, valley yearlings. $9.50(gi$I0 Spring Iambs $12$12.2S Putter, city creamery. 39c Butterfat, 41c Fggs. selected, ex. 32 l-2c Hens. 17c Broilers. 1820c Wool. '16, valley cotswold. best 65 68c FOR SALE Fresh cows on easy terms II. Brvant. D4tf CHICHESTER S PILLS W. TNI' 1.1 V V.' Ml HRIMi A riiu - Ur4 J EarftwBvBtr s. : ct '..,. a .... . , t. sa it mukbts rbmnk FARM LANDS The Government needs Farmers as well as fighters. Two million three hundred acres of Oregon and Cali fornia railroad company grant lands Title revested in United States. To be opened for homesteads and salt Containing some of the best land left in the United States. Large oppy righted map. showing land by sections and description of soil, climate, rain fall, elevations, temperature, etc., by counties. Postpaid One Dollar. Grant lands Locating Co.. Box 610, Port, land. Oregon. J-23-O-l Large Business Concerns Pay by Check because it's not only easier, but Safer! You, too, regardless of the sire of your business, are in vited to have a checking account with this bank, whose watch words are Security, Courtesy and Convenience to depositors. Capital and surplus $90,000 J. W. Cu sick & Co. Bankers Albany. - Oregon Daily Democrat or C-rrier. $4 Ye e. ..... t atMM The New STEWART V-Ray Searchlight. A Real Searchlight for every car. Designed with scientific accuracy. Projects an intense piercing "Searchlight" beam. Rear Sight Mirror Adjustable in Any Position Reflector is Silver Plated $5.50 Ralston Electric Supply Co. 310 West Second St. ICE CREAM 100 par cant pore, tested herds. made from extra select cream from tubercular m Flavored with pore fruit juices Sherbets and special orders for parties or dinners Get the habit of Using I deal hot weather Dessert Albany Ice & Storage Co. Both Phones Aaco Delivery Eastburn Bros. THE GROCERS Headquarters for berries and fruita of all kinds. Koyal Ann, Bing and Kentiah Cherriea are at their beat, bet ter secure what you need for canning at once, the price is right and may go higher. Fruit Jars and Rubbers, and all extras for canning at the right price. Eastburn Bros. NOTICE FOR BIDS Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned school board will receive vcalcd bids up until 5 o'clock p. m., ol the 27th day of July. 1917. for the construction of a cement floor in the basement of the school building in District No. 26. I. inn county. Ore gon, also the installation of a heating plant and repair of toilets of said building all to be done in accordance with the plans and specifications now on file with the Oerk of the said District, at Tangent, Oregon, a copy ot said plans being also for inspec tion at the office of A. C. Jenkins, architect at Albany, Oregon. Hid must be accompanied by certi fied check for 10 per cent of amount bid. The board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. J. E. JENKS. Jr.. Clerk. Tangent. Oregon. JOHN ANDKKSON T. C. Morgan J. U. Ross Board of Directors J-17-27. FAMILY ORDERS for Ice Cream FILLED PROMPTLY THE ELITE Both phones W. S. Duncan. Prop. albany planing Mill All Kind of Mill Work Class .nd Wind Shield.. STETTER'S FOR GROCERIES AND CROCKERY Hotel Albany sU4feaV AA.BA.N rift caff Six Stories of Solid Comfort ALBANY'S FINEST HOTEL Try Our Sunday Dinner. B. R. Westhronk Prop. Sharing, 15c Hair Cut, 35c Bell Phone 196-J Try the Hotel Albany Barber Shop Three first-class barbers We want you and your children Absolutely Antiseptic 110 West Second Street IRON. IRON. IRON It is your duty to your country to save every piece of scrap iron. Kvery piece helps. We need 15 cars of iron and are in a position In pay the highest prices. We also pay ihc high et market price for all kind, nf junk and second-hand Roods. OREGON HIDE & JUNK CO. First and Baker St. .WHEN answering Classified ads, please mention the Democrat Putting up fruit? Try our Fruit Jar Holder It makes Canning Easy Tents and Camping Outfits Barker Hard ware Store 2lo W. First St. Golden Rule Dairy MILK and CREAM 2 Daily I'.lnrn... Both phono. 11 M. PALMER. Prop. aW 9 W- iris r sa gurssxem ! What the nation need is personal efficiency. Ii your eyes are troubling you, vou are not tiuabfied to do your best during tbis crisis. Have vour eyes cared for and ict your -elf in line with the big things the world is doing. He an efficient citizen K C. MEADE Opt uniet nit P. B PHlPPt Graduate of the Wcltmcr Institute Orugleaa Mealing. Chronic. Ntrv oua. l ung and Female Dteaca 734 Lr n St Albany. Or Home phona 21B' Bell 364-R. VIERECK'S BATHS First-class Workmen Only Open from 7:31 a. m. to 7 p. m Saturday 10 p. m. Car. Fires aad Ellsworth Strool. You will always iffi the H GH KST MARKET PRICE for yonr Cream. F.kus and Poultry at the Hsizeltvood Co. 128 West Second St. WE ARE LOOKING FOR MEN WHO CAN SELL Your waters are not limited. Complete line of superior nurs ery stock. Choice territory now open. Secure our new contract at once ALBANY NURSERIES 1st National Bank Building Albany, Oregon Real Estate Loans & Insurance Collins & Taylor Albany Hotel Httiltrlng A QUALITY STORE Wa sell Mm baatat lowest prices Watch Rapalrlns F. G. Will A j A N Y Z NATIONAL BANK SERVE BY SAV1NO Every dollar put into the bank will shoitrn the war and save life and suffering. It i. lo the everyday cltiscn that the government ia loo king In thla criaia and it ought not to appeal in vain. Save for the govern ment that has done so much for you. IoreI U SAVINGS BANK CLASSIFIED 1 1 r OSTEOPATHIC Phyricinna and Surgeon 1)H. A. P. IIOWKI.IX l)K. M.VHY IKW:.1.M Osteopathic Adjustment, this la our slogan: but In eddttluli. OsisoftarhJc pAu.Klun. era euafined by snjlf aV.ll muj training Ui art as your family physician, to meat off emrrgencls. which may arias. Savings Hank Hldg. Both I'honea. Albany, Oregon J. C. YUEN Chinese Doctor Try me when all else fails. Con sultation free. , Home Phone 1147 324 Jefferson St., Albany Ore. uWiiiitsj UiHtClUhl CHIROPRACTOR KLMEK C. OIl'K Chiropractoi . us J f,t i'. i uik Baafe in... Nature csnnot cars a diaaiat as Man I hi vsu.r i rrluovcd CUtOUt aft .idiu.tmriiu remove the I .use ... i h. aTxo Die Clilropisctor s I Wsy is Natute's AT.y Baajfatnattoai hm Die Ceo. J Kensj;y Sileti 401 I N lUo9 V I ink ttldtf . i Ai SHTATK t INtURAMCI And Money to Loan II. M. PAY.NK --('arm IjmiH Ul4 dt property for ia!e. Rn! MMU loaju I ire imuranre Surr t H n1 Ko4.ni, 19-21, Ctttkfc BUt, Albany. 'reirort. Mi.l.i .. i i-i ..-a vii m u til riii pu ion ittt MM nioiiuil) rrflffaaiwiaHlBg tw new -iMt ui. io w monthly m V-tie nine. c niiitc uiinc aajfel y , u.i .fU.VMt.Mj jUbjtCW iiiKKettett eml loi particulars. National 1'it-ai iimcjii, Room 4.wh, iiuiuUi. .N. V M a, I N ..1 ill 1 T VV W 1 i I) 1 nrule n in telligent pi-1 kon iua ear ii WOUhlj ttifii'ipii.ttlmg loi new p..pei, to iiiomIiI in pn time, eapenence unnecessary; no CMVMaiM - blactl iu(ifritrtl. Sand (or l'tr liufi - N. V. U Wil l) I to. rio at Ii atari NfttftoMl .tun 4.1HH. HuiUl.i .Vt-Jl-N-afl ii inii waahlsfj Will -jo iwxi va K"r mft'itn-i work on S- A 'la tion .-all Home phone 1 JfS nlJlI MONEY TQ LOAN on larmi at 6 per cent with privilege of paying oii any part uf the prinripal at U0 tune. We alio loan money uu city. property on ten yean time, rate 6 per CMt Decker A Heain. 1JJ l.yon Hreet. - M-l-7 VV'-KK WMhl Will o out .t take wrk . mr I. at f . urtair ipactoHy HV t mJi Hell w i or H3 I 3M Jm E. P, SOX Keal BlUtt. Loaua, l ire Inaui ance, Ptfal Nattouul Haim Boildtnii H. V. Ml ... ; M Inauranca. Loana, Surety Uorula ;r. ul aMttntioa U " to arc of roper!) Iit1jm(iiikIii nun rtrfkltata, c.. tii No. 1, iKi.iisi Qoofi ltri bat i it itank buildtK, Albany. 1 -rroti KOK IAsWB HEMSTITCH f NC -10c vi-.i St lire, krnridrrr. StCOM St rM Phone 4841 MlftCELLANBOUl FOR sm.i Good levm-foot Mo Comical Innder. Addreat K. H. llolloway. Albany. Ore. J---2J. I-OR SAI.K llolitein hull calf, six weeki old. Home phone 762. FOR SAI.K -One 1917 Overland' 'Little Fottf automobile, driven j mile. In excellent condition. 1 PactOfy gWllltW iroet with it. Owner, who i Kui'itf to war, will ell at a bargain. Car ran be teen at Overland Sales roumi, 11 W lit i treet. J-2U-23 FOR IALBI913 Baby Qrsml Chev-' rolet for talc or tralr for l;ord. M. C Oerin, Route 5. Albany, (Jr. Five 1 niilei wet of Lebanon. J-16-21 FARM WANTED - .Experienced fartnet BfOoid Hki to rent 60 to HD acre farm for from .1 to 5 year. dIre N.A .c. DrmcKrat. J-19-2I FOR SALT I9IJ Owrland in ex cellent COOdltiotv ("an be teen at Overland lalerootn 111 W. lat treet. J-19-21 hi ll) White ilurk coat on Kerry trret O wrier can have lame by i ailing at thit offfei and paying for litis ad. MAYNF. A REEL FEED STORE Flour snd Feed. Chopping and cleaning. Gasoline and Ouu Third and Main Streets Bell Phone 369-R H. ?a FOR S.M.F. 12-horse power straw bVTSSSf Advance engine, in good condition. $J00, Call or write H J. Riildcr., 314 Washington street. Home phone, 4252. J-I7-2J V'.)R SAI.K Two general stores, good loration doing good business. Also ranches and city property. Call on or write R. A. Scott, Scio, Ore. J-14-A-14' FOR SAI.K Farm of 220 acres, 3 mile, north of Lebanon, all in crop. 1-3 of crop goes with place if taken soon. No. I farm land. Trice $85 an acre. O. R. Keehler, Lebanon, Oregon. J-9-23- thk san HAKKI) GOOOI OftOCKRlIlt, PRODUCE and KKIIITS a PARKER'S "1 hr Sign ul On. 1 1" 136 l.vmi Si IL.tl, Hh.mrs FOR SALE OR EXCHANC.h-A III million timber claim in Douals. county for rlty property or good fsrm land Home 1143 flrit' WANTED WOOD Dry Mill Ends Cheap,-$1.40 per load B. R. CUMMINGS HELP WANTED A lady to help in cook home in a logging camp. Nice place rlirht on the railrnid Nice room furnished. Will pay $35 per month. Write at once to Mrs. Ivy II. Hall, Detroit. Oregon. J-I7-2I; Wlcly 1-20. WANTED- -Good hoy, over In years ii io irurn uie planing mill work. Good rlianre tolearn good business with pay from the start. Albany I jlaning Mill. C. W. 20-23. j WANTKD Clean rags, free from' lint. Must be washed. Call at Dem ocrat office. I.jo. Fortmillcr Bros. Funeral Directors Our Own Auto Hearse Lady Assistant Both Phones Masonic Hldg Fisher-Braden Undertakers Lady aatlatant Auto Hearse service If desired. a