Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192?, October 29, 1917, Page 2, Image 2

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    M6VMY. eet H M.
Daily Democrat
Wit H. HORN1BROOK. Publisher.
Publisrtr
Entered at the postoffice it Albans.
Oron, second - class Duller
Pirbliihed every tumi.; except Sun
day. Sewi-Wcckly published Tucs
dayt aad Fridays.
BUSINESS MATTER
In ordering changes o( address, sub
scrsbtrt should always give old ai
well aa new addressea -
SUBSCRIPTION RATES DailT
Delivered by carrier, .er week . .$.. 10
Delivered by carrier, per year 4.00
By snail, at end of year J.S0
Be mail, in advance, per year 3.00
Semi-Weekly
When paid in advance, one year MS
At and of year EU0
Bataallehed In III!
MONDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1917
Holman & Jackson
SPECIALS
luyiiig groceries, bread and past)',
from a store where clcam.ne. i-
.iJe a watchword, is an important
r.iaiur: but price should also be a
.loidcration.
(safe ever Ihcse specials-
P ononis- Fruit .lars. 1-2 gals, pel
dozen ... $i.23
Masons, 1-2 seal., regular 11.00, wide
in. nth $1 '.0
..cred Jelly C.las.c. Mc
C.e in ine New Yo Maple S.r.ip.
Mr tral $'
fried Maple and l ane Syrup, per
;uart .. . 4.
OUF LATEST ALLY a
Mexico, after hating and tightiu
us for years, seems on the point u
changing into a warm friend an,! al'.y
The new Mexican minister to Its..-
celebrated his arrival in Rome a fe
days ago, by issuing a s-jtemcn: i:
praise of the United States. "r,i
Nightmare of imperialism lias an
ished since the United Slates cu'erc.
the war." he said. "Our icUtioui
with our great northern neighbor
after our crisis, have now en;
ueriod of cordiality. The 1 nitcd
Sutes, in entering the wo..
flagratioa for the liberty oi pe. i-les
and respect for the rights of m.V
rations, has formulated a pTtaeipl
which completes the Monro r Doc
trine. This establishes foreve- ih
position of Latin-American CsHtntrie
with regard to the United States
This may be taken as an authoii
tative expression ol iresent Mexican
policy. It is supported by t!'.- artioi-
of ehe Mexican congress, whit'
undertaking to commit the gov.
merit to a declaration of bent,---neutrality
toward the United Stat
A resolution in tlie senate annoutnees
that "Mexico, doing honor o
history, her ideals of progress
be with the nations that fight for jus
tice, for civilization, for liberty, which
is Mexico's own cause." There :
similar measure pending in rile chain
ber of deputies. There is sa-
be a strong desire in both hou-es
to go so far as a complete break
with Germany.
General ('Oregon, formerly nown
as the ablest of Carranza's subor
irates. now retired to private Lfc
corroborated this view in New V
the other day. He asserted tfta. th
Mexican people are "friendly toward
the United States."
we can wen at lord to be rr.rsiftian
imous toward a Mexico in this n-o.
We have never bad any unworth.- de
signs against her, and we rejoice that
she has found it out We hav- srl
terea mucn at ner nan.:, nut we re
ready, as a government and as a na
tion. to reach out our hand and el
come her to the great fellowship of
world-democracy, fighting its supreme
battle against tyranny and brute
force. '
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rk
9
1 CITY K3WS
9 9
,! )
NoLrfgar Better
Ernest Nofrujer, who broke his
leg ttiree weeks ago, is expected to
be able to leave the hospital in an
other two weeks. Dr. Davis yester
day plated the injured leg and Nof
riger is making rapid prorrress toward
recovery.
To Visit Son and Daughter
Mrs. E. M. Perfest and Mrs. W
H Curry are spending the week-em1
in Portland visiting their on and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Cur
ry. Former Albany Woman
Mrs. Laura Beard, former Albany
dtaident, and Mrs. E. N. Keener,
of Fossil, Ore., are in the city.. Mrs..
Peard is looking after property in
terests here.
Its Hair Cut. lie
BeB PfcotM 198-J
Try ah.
Hotel Albany Barber Shop
Tbrea Baal alaag barkers
Wa want yaa and ytjar ehfldren
AaiaraUt, Aa a ep sic
IU Wast tecasai Street
Fortmiller Bros.
Funeral Directors
Oar Own Auu Hears
Lady Aeatataat
Bid,
HOLMAN ft JACKSON. GROCERS
AND BAKERS
Broadalbin Street
c7mJhmit
("Union iquaK-SatCJwncisco
hitkecenttroftkt
Giyb&feand Color
TSatesfrmZper
'Day. loooT&onti
Appreciated by
THscrimi na tiny
TruddentieZbrdarr.
Wheel
Vetch .! .
horts
lay, cheat ...
!lay, vetch
Hay, timothy
Clover,
ement
?. B. PHIPPS
Oiiduat of the sV'e!u-rr Institute
Druglesa Heal rut Chronic Nerv
out. Lung snd r.-rrale Diseases
7M Lyon St Albany, Or
Home phone IS) Bell -'M R
FAMILY ORDERS
for
Ice Cream
FILLED PROMPTLY
THE ELITE
Both phones
vV. S. Duncan, Prop.
COAL
Just received, car of Nut
and Lump Mixed No. 1
Coal, for range and
neater.
E. R. CUMMINGS
STETTER'S
FOR GR0CER11S AND
CROCKER V
Big Jazz Dance
McELROY'S JAZZ BAND
The famous "HYIU HEME"
Orchestra real entertaining
Jailers they have tlie "pep"
out of pepper.
Myers Hall. Corvallis, Oregon.
FRIDAY NIGHT. October 26th
8 o'clock. Admission 10c.
everybody.
A REAL JITNEY DANCE
Hoosiers
Council of
Kitchen
Scientists
Mrs. Christine Frederick, noted HousehoM E.' .-ienr authority . Si id
of Applccroft Experiment Station. New York.
Miss Alice Bradley, Principal o.r Miss Farmer's School of Cook
ery, Massachusetts.
Mrs. Janet M. Hill, Principal of the Summer School of Cooker.
New Hampshire; Editor and Author.
Mrs. Nellie Kedzie Jones. Household Consultant, Wisconsin.
Mrs. Alice R. Dresser, Consultant of Household Administration
Massachusetts.
Miss Fay Kellogg, a prominent New York Architect.
Mrs. Frank Ambler Pattison. Domestic . Efficiency Engineer, New
Jersey.
Mrs. H. M. Dunlap, Domestic Science Expert, Illinois.
Each Hoosier expert is a leader in her field All arc cai able. All
are noted. In practical kitchen experiments they discover many
labor saving "short-cuts." Then we build the inventions of some
into Hoosier Cabinets. Others, through us. give expert advice t..
women who buy the Hoosier. So the actual presence of the,.
specialists in your kitchen is not necessary.
By having the Hoosier, you ha' e the effect of their hands and
brains at your side.
HOW HOOSIER HELPS YOU
It sifts your flour four times faster than old ways by giving you
the patented SHAKER SIFTER. It makes flour light and fluffy,
and does not grind dirt through the sieve.
It saves you miles of steps by arranging places for 400 articles
WITHIN ARM'S REACH I
The most used articles are nearest. You sit and work in comfort
You reach instead of walk.
One brainy woman, through her patented Food Guide, answers
each day that oM perplexing quc;on "What shall we have for
dinner P
In 40 work-reducing ways, the Hoosier saves you toil an! energy
and time. And bear in mind with all these extra features the Hoos
ier is priced no higher than ordinary.
None can surpass its lifetime standard of construction. More than
a million Hoosiers are in daily use. We know of none that ever
wore out.
WILL YOU ACCEPT THIS OFFER ?
You must confess that you would like to have this cabinet. Then
what excuse can exist to prevent you Certainly not the price
Hoosier prices are low, due to enormous output. Certainly not
terms you can pay as convenient.
More than that, we let you try the Hoosier. Make a small pay
ment and we will deliver it.
ALL MONEY REFUNDED IF YO U' R F. NOT DELIGHTED!
Sold by
Fortmiller Furniture Company
Masonic Temple
Have you heard the wonderful P athe records as played on the
Pathephone? We will be glad t o entertain you at any time.
MARKET REPOrtT
Till- PRICKS gjven in the local
quotations ate those asked by the
vvholcsal. r hoiii the retailer tor
fruits and scgctablca. All ataV
er priees are those paid the
producer. List is corrected duly.
LOCAL Grains
$17? l-2.i$l s:
TOc
Hi
SJ..U
SJ
$)
$
'1 $20
Eggs, selected extra, 5lfiCS2c.
Sugar. JStK'
Live 1'uultty
Mens. Ptyasoara R..,ks. lit I Me,
I It.oileis I7er lV,
i Turkey., live ISadtMc.
Geese. Iise. IJc
1 ekin Mucks. IS. .H
ladlaa l'-.nner Ducks Mc(nl7c.
Wol. 16 -alley aaUoM best. SSs
I medium Shitip.biie. (s'e
Hops, 'lis ,iop. lawsvci eontracli
Flour, hard v. heat .. (MLSI
Flour, valley $V)bU
Sugar S0S
ALBANY PLAN1NC
MILL
All Kinds of Mill Work
Class assd N ind Shisldt.
Pis
inos
X c want to exchange a ViOtTOll and Records
lor a jjood second hand piano.
Wnnriwftrat" h hrno Pn
Jitney Service llofh Phones 25 ej
Beans
Occill,'
t-lter
Huttert'at
Creancer) butter
Country butter, trade
BVS and IVultrv
! ggs, trade
Hens, per pound
Roosters ..
Ifroilrrs - -
apriaga
D.icks
Geese .
Pork. Veal and Mutton
.. 50c
49c
0e
48c
49c
I3c lfv
w
ItV
15c
. 15c
10c
... 14.
Hogs
i. ow . ...
Steers e
Veal
-.lulls
Fwes ..
Lambs
venrl:n sheep
PORTLAND
4tB5 l-V
$ST$8!
,. 76Pc
4-...V
S7c
8 l-2cill 1-3 .i
7ftiHc
Hotel A Hum
Mi?
SB
mm
Aiuv a iimsi
Seafiae of Solid Comlori
M.IIANY'S FINEST HOTEL
Try OurSunJay Dinnrrs
K. Westbrook. Prop.
3.
B
CLASSIFIED AIS AM) BUSINESS DIRECTORY
JOBBING
I9U
PRICKS
Portland. October
Hluestem. $205.
Forty fold, S2.03.
C lub. $20!
Red Russian. $19
Oats, white No 2 feed. $49
Barley, feed. $49.50.
Valley flour. $91.
Hay. f. o. b. Portland
Willamette Timothy, fancy $24.
Vstcb. $22$2J.
Cheat. $22"3$2.V
Clover, $21 (U22.
VegeUbles
Potatoes. $125i&$I 50
Bears nominal, small white, 14 l-f.
strge white 14 1 Jc-l sink. 10 3-4 .
Ismas. 1J Mr; baynus. 10 l-2r; red,
1 I -2c
Livestock
Prime steers, $8$10.
' -. let In e $15 2- '$15 50.
Fancy cows $7''t$S
Calves. $5'$9 50.
Sheep, valley yearlings $12.50f5$13.
Spriag lambs. S1J.5" '"$14.
Rutter, Eggs and Sugar
Putter, city creamery, 4aV.
Butterfat, 52c
Liberty Bonds
on Installments
We will sell Liberty !!ond on
monthly payments. You pay
us $11100 per month till $101 .50
Is paid and then you get a $!
bond upon which you collect
$400 at .end of year. $5lJ pel
month for a $5000 bond. This
is a plan of saving that ehoaM
commend itself to you.
W.Ctisick ft Co.
Brnkers
Vlhany. - Oregon
Beans Wanted
Highest Market Price paid
for First-Class Beans.
Murphy Seed Store
Your Fall Suit
Why not have it made to measure? Why not
nave that jjreat combination of style, quality and
fit? It co-t". no more.
New Goods Arriving
Most of our fall goods are here. More are com
ing but we have clothes to fit any figure and to
suit any taste. Let us demonstrate.
SWEATERS, MACKINAWS and RAINCOATS
W. F. Pfeiffer
Fsrt Street
Dr. A. P. Bowells Dr. Mary Howella
Osteopathic Phyalcfauu and SlIlffiOBI
Su villus Hunk liid. Both PImMM Alhunv, On-Unn
CI ASM I II; 1)
For Sale
POll BALA Kent, or tru.tr. cvcn-
5JJ Scisjinl .iml . ftpoSt St. aNn
!' OR SAl.K A Ihh j'arlor orgti
inu( be ialil -a bar if a i.i it tuktn !
one, c.mi 22$ v . H St . Nil
phone JW-R oJif
MM ir lit ty t4 do I bOTOi
iitornotK f.i two of
UK eVtLti I fv UCCietAaftUI It
itnllis u ttm.wi' cus.in m i 1 Igfl M
CiMinty lor city ptcpttty or '
li tn UnJ Humr i i4J ti( .1
FoR SAI.i: One fine NltCt rtU
dens e lot on Wuhintor. ;vr 1
street, cement curb, trver. at 25
per cent discount; .inns pad iloWfl
lulai.ee in tall nir nis; M tottfi M
(or first year. AltO Oth tf mImI
lots in WriK'lit's Addi!i"i i 1 IN I 1
store, same discount M MH1I tmn .
Also one large select bloC4 of ei't
lots adjoining c ty, NOM term
Also farm in Linn COttflCi See.
write or phne ieo. V. Wrl
lawyer, Albany. OrtgM
I' OK S l ! ijihi. in if"d condi
lion. Clirap if taken at n r ("all
at ST Sevond St. Home phon-
WANTED
ti it; lit am!
three weeka. Call Hons a ph. me
MB o24-26
EXPERIBNCBt) WAITRF.SS
Wauled at once at the Nome Kc
taurant. o2J-J5
WANT I 6 KIM IK I I rtftttf
wanird I'.u yi-actc stiuls and daii
ranch hn.uiie f A i Si hnnlt.
Ftrtt National hank o2S-29
WANTS WtiRK- An innde joti i.r
a Mf Home ph.nr IJ4 0a7J0
For Rent
Fi K Kl-.N'T Paralal r! Soaaa ni"d
ern bunualciis- Si7 ralaflOOel l ali
llrll phone 5t)6 oJ 23
LOT POa sl.l Plat i 't oa pared
Ureas, dir m. traav assd caaaaai
siilrwjlk, at a haraiii. ltituire of
W C, llurkliart u27n2
K K SAI V (..,! -llltr (ainilv
horsr. and liusinr. Call IU-11 MS
Hill, llotnr 4tH. a7a
Mucellaiieoua
LOST The uil of red l.ix fur.
("all Hell ishone 4J6 J. ...';. i
SOVED - The sVuiaraaru i iKai
l:actiry lus HM.s-rl fri.ni ll5 I. yon
Sirrci to vi4 Baal SacasW Btraea
For orders rail M-k. a37a2
N CTOA N C rWTIierc wilt be no dance
tonit&ht it l)avc 1 rssis' liain, lint
thrf will be lino I;rii!ay, N'ov. 2
o26
LOST I'ir ,4 tortoise slirll aas)M
Ffadar plrasr leave at Detnocral
office. o26-J9
CITY FISH MARKET Isnownnen
lor business at 209 West Second
St Both phones. Free delivery.
o23-25
WAKE UP-To the fact ib.it Mr.
llnover does not neM any of our
Alarm Clocks, so you are at liberty
to buy tbtta. F. M. Frcncll & Son,
Jewelers and Engravers olH-24
CABBAGE FOR KRAUT--Sice . ab
hage for kraut at Hamilton's for
$1.75 a hundred pounds. I1ace your
order now. o20-26
WANTED, MEN in ship knee
camp will pay $3 50 to SW per
day steady work. Apply to I.oeb
Brothers, Harris, Oregon.
o20-1l
1 ST Pair child's eyeglasses rip I
r ;ileaie call Bell phone J?1' V.r
svanj. i2 .4
VV.'NTS WORK An aut- me ha. ir
s. -nts work for winter, alio a' tec
end hand tisrht tourin car. Ad-
iss V. S., care of Demo.-rat
JU-'M
WANTED T.ood residence or vac
ant lot. Am looking for bargain
for cash. What have you? Ad
dress XI., care of Democrat, and
give description, location and low
est cash price. o20-24
WAjNTFi ) "stock rTntc hTv
good piei-r of land, good soil with
some timber at reasonable price,
or will exchange good city prop
erty for same. Call Home phone
L-S29. o24-26
LOST A package containing drv
goods and pattern Kindlv Iciv
at First National bank Clvde Wit-
liamson. o23-?5 I
HELP WANTED sAnyone that can'
pick up potatoes. Hector Bros. Jr.
Homr phone 7104. o2l-27
For aaMT Poai pmm nedara
house, reasonable renul In)utre
Of W. C HurUiart o.M
Fi R RENT Furnished i, ate. Ill
quire Bell phone 157-Y. o.M-.'S
POR RENT ihtrr modern furniih
d houtekeeping looms on ground
floor. Also good bam t all tl
224 Bsker St. o2J .'5
POR Kl Nl -Modern O'toom kjOtBSI
on l ust Itiatt Inquire at Hub
Dyt Works o24-2o
FOR RENT NKely furnished room,
light, heat and laiK-c chsM, rca.ru
ablc to right party. Call 4IJ Wash
St., uiorniugs. o2(WV
SUbiakSS eiRtl'IORT
STILSOM MUSIC STUDIO "truo
It Uailt, H ; i IU . aioadalbm.
for aaraHwaai of pupils SainrSav,
Itlaiabt1 Qaj, i 10 t. in .i. M
coiner of 1 bud. -lf-il
Hftaisi I l,n..o . t jiu ZuT
6i. ktantsatsi eaatssl ht, uci,
rhenc 4M-R.
'..OiUJSAWI.sii t all Newt Srot
121 1'mt St., Home phone 44n4.
Bell phone .177 J. Offict with Ouni
t.i ngs T rsnsfer Co. o!5-nl5
Heal b'state, Insurance and
Money to Loan
i. P. MBRKILL
Iniursnco, Loans, Surety Bend
sfecl.i all ntinn ireu to isrc ol
aroaerij btlaaaiaatt tma-rttidtati
Rnnni Ma, I. .ecoiid ilo in b test Sat
ins nnL soildo a. M'.at.v rTl CSMJII.
PKR CRN ! MoRTOAeK UANHl)
long time, an itseunt, far goad
uiitivttrd Canaa, Call on J. v
Pipe. JOJ W 2nd St. S-i-lf
B. M. PAY HE Pa at lsna snd city
proprity . i sale Res' eslstr I ai
lite nsn- HICi Siiretj BofVdl
Room, 19 Jl l usi-k Illk. Albany.
f'les; r
For Sale Real Estate
J . P1PB
Real ItMte. Seams and Cits; Pro
perty Flit Intarantt. Natary Pub
lie. S-1 -ti
Loans lurety Bond
E. F.SOX
Plre, Casualty snd Automobile
Insurance. Reel Kstttt
211 1st N- i , Ratal Bldg
ROROE J. KRNAOY
Clilrepractar
Flrtt National Bank Building
RMIRR C. flTPsT
CMroprsrtor Jf
Rooms 5 7 9. 1(1. CiulrV Itink Rt
rfaiar laol mr. , 4laM unless
the eu It removed CTttrorrraetle
i ll' - ents remove the m"e
w" Jf LOEINC POR
asm who CAM SM I.
ISLSJJSSj tra aat Mmkad.
teytfasA. 4k alts. MKt aaw
opa. Saeore oar new raalract
ALRANT NVMMIEg
lit N.tlonal Rank RaUdhif
Albany, Ort(oa