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ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT, SATl'RDAY.e APRIL IS, 118.
Daily Democrat;
WM. H7"HORNIBROOKi PuhTishcT
Entered t the postoffice at Albany,
Oregon, as second - class miliar.
, BUSINESS MATTER
In ordering changes of sddress, sub
cribers ihould always give old
ell a new addresses.
Published every eveninc except Sun
day. Sewi-Weekly published Tues
days and Friday!.
Established in I 8 6 S
SATURDAY. APRIL 13. 1918.
MISFITS
By l7. X.
Portland, April 19, 1918.
A notable gathering of former Al
bany "girls" was held Tuesda yeve-
ninjr at the home of J. P. Roberta on
East 39th street when the Portland
members of the Alpha Omega society
of Albany had a reunion, a delightful
affair. They were Mrs. Mae Roberts
Blackman, Miss Merle Roberta, Miss
Winnie Austin, Mrs. Tark Stalnaker,
Mrs. Reed Dowlin, Mrs. Minnie Lug'
ger Funk and Mrs. Zona Haight
Young. Others were Mrs. Vesta Wal
lace Fuller and Kiss Louise Wieder.
Monday noon I met Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Hawkins and Mr. and Mrs.
Roberta of Salem starting for a lunch
at Haielwoods.
Miss Cooley, a former popular Al
bany teacher, had her lunch at the
same place as I did Tuesday noon
She is in the Ladd school and has been
here six years, making good.
Met George Price, formerly of Al
bany, while on his way from work at
the Electric Steel Co.'s plant These
men in overalls, covered with grime
look mighty good to one. Many of
them are getting into clover financial-
Down in the G. X. depot at Seattle
the other day, just before leaving for
Portland, I had a visit with C. C.
Cherry, better known by oldtimers in
Albany as "Cap," and John Giblin.
Cherry owns the Hotel Cherry at Co
lumbia and 5th streets, now leased,
and Mr. Giblin is a former Albany ho-
telman.
A pleasant visit in Seattle was at
the home of Mrs. Ollie Smiley. Her
daughter Virginia is a typist in an of
fice on the 60th floor of the Smith. I
visited the office to see how it seem
ed to look down on the world.
J. C. Gallagher, who used to be in
Albany for the Eiler Piano House, and
I met in the Hotel Savoy lobby at Se
attle. He is one of the best piano
salesmen on the road.
Happened to meet M. S. Durbin and
Mr. Nelson, fores rangers from the
Siletz, while in Seattle.
Hereafter my trips will be in Ore-
NOTICE OF SALE OF GOVERN
MENT TIMBER
Notice is hereby given that subject to
the conditions and limitations of the
Act of June 9, 1916 (39 Stat, 218).
and the instructions of the Secretary
of the Interior of September 15, 1917,
the timber on the following lands will
be sold May 15, 1918, at 10 o'clock a.
m., at public auction at the United
States land office at Portland, Ore
gon, to the highest bidder at not less
than the appraised value as shown by
this notice, sale to be subject to the
approval of the Secretary of the In
terior. The purchase price, with an
additional sum of one-fifth of one per
cent thereof, being commissions al
lowed, must be deposited at time of
sale, money to be returned if sale is
not approved, otherwise patent will
issue for the timber which must be
removed within ten years. Bids will
be received from citizens of the Unit
ed States, associations of such citi
zens and corporations organized un
der the laws of the United States or
any state, territory or district thereof
only. Upon application of a qualified
purchaser, the timber on any legal
subdivision will be offered separately
before being included in any offer of
a larger unit. T. 9 S., R. 2 E., Sec.
86: NE4 NE, yellow fir 250 M.,
red fir 50 M.; NVt, NE'A, yellow
fir 600 M., red fir 800 M., hemlock
10 M.; SW'j NE'J, yellow fir 700 M.,
red fir 250 M.; SE!4 NE'J, yellow fir
360 M., red fir 450 M.; NE NW!4,
yellow fir 750 M., red fir 250 M., hem
lock 10 M.; SEy, NWtf, yellow fir
100 M., red fir 1200 M.; NE'4 SW,
yellow fir 200 M., red fir 800 M.: S
E'4 SW'4, yellow fir 350 M., red fir
850 M.; NE'4 SEW, yellow fir 450
M., red fir 600 M.: NWV. SE, yel
low fir 600 M., red fir 600 M.; SV'A
SE14 .yellow fir 60 M red fir 1800
M.j SE' SE'4, red fir 1550 M., none
of the fir to be sold at less than $1.76
per M., and none of the hemlock to
be sold at less than f .60 per M. CLAY
TALLMAN, Commissioner, General
Land Office. da6ml0
Frank G.Will
JEWELER
High class Jewelry, Silver, Cut
Olaas and Hand Painted China
GRAY AimSSOtUBES
Let Us Put A Diamond
Tube In Your Hands
$i A7E invite yu to
H v v our store for a t
iiirinit -4ii in ;
Frank W
On Pacific
113 West Fint St
DIAMOND TIRES
ARE GOOD TIRES. FOR SALE BY
Albany Auto & Machine Shop
Corner First and Jackson St.
GLENN W. WILLARD
Proprietors.
zon, and readers of the Democrat are
liable to see.some Misfits from almost
any old place. Any time vou iret tired
of reading about former Albany peo
If It Is
Home-grown Asparagus Tips, Green Onions, Rhubard, or Cucumbers
Radishes, Tomatoes We have them.
We carry ALL KINDS of substitutes.
r
Sears' Grocery & Bakery
First and Ferry phone 51
For Your Automobile
AUTO SPONGES 43e, 0c, 90c and $1 ea
OIL TAN AUTO CHAMOIS 7Se to 11.50 ea
JOHNSON'S AUTO CLEANER 35c per can
JOHNSON'S PREPARED WAX 35c per can
AUTOMOBILE POLISH 25e and 50c bottlea
AUTO GLOSS, makes old autos look like new, in black and col-
ors 75c pint
MOHAIR TOP DRESSING, for renewing old and worn tops 85e pint
JOHNSON'S CARBON REMOVER 50c for 1-2 pint can
Woodworth Drug Co.
V 1 Till - ' -
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IT IS THE WAY OF THE MULTNOMAH HOTEL at Portland.
Cordiality of Greeting, nice service, garage for your use If you are
driving a car, and close proximity to all places of Interest, are mak
ing The Multnomah
PORTLAND'S LEADING HOTEL
come to
test!
We want to put a Diamond
Tube in your hands, have you
feel the quality init. try tostretch
it, or give it any other test
Then youll understand why
Diamond Tubes outwear cars,
not tires, cars. You can put
a Diamond Tube under the seat
cr in your casing and it will
hold its life for years.
Even if you get a puncture, it
can be patched time and time
again.
Put a Diamond Tube in
a Diamond casing and
you have the ideal tire
...
equipment.
Horsky
Highway.
Albany, Ore.
GEORGE E. HERREN.
ple I meet let me know. It certainly
is a pleasure for me to meet them
and I believe many like to hear about
their former neighbors.
Nice
"How Do
You Do"
And
"Good Bye"
Yon Use Those Words
when friends come to
your home. You are
flad to aee them, and
Uavlnir.
Land
Plaster
Seed
WHEAT
OATS
BARLEY
SPELTZ
CORN
Plants
STRAWBERRY
LOGAN
MINCERS
RED RASPBERRIES
RHUBARB
ASPARAGUS
Gromore
Fertilizer
Plenty of Choice
CABBAGE PLANTS
Itc per dozen.
Murphy's
Seed
Store
oo
Can you five your mirror a clear
eytd smile? Or do yon squint and
frown and stare at It? Are you sure
your eyes give you a real, accurate
impression of the object your mirror
reflects? Have your vision msds
standard and know that you an see
ing yourself aa o there are seeing yon.
E. C. MEADK. ptornetrW
FISHER-BRADEN
Undertakers
Auto Service Lady Assistant
Fortmillcr Bros.
Funeral Directors
Both Phones Masonic Bldg.
Our Own Auto Hearse
Lady Assistant
Your Car
Ihnald be amstianiad honors spring.
We guarantee oar week ahnelarcly.
Oeneral orecfiejtlhag, samrtiog,
BghaVig, magneto aotf geaerasor
trowbees by competent workmen.
Ton will find fasV treatment here.
BALATON MOTOR Q.
i . Bearentn St
NOTZCH TO PUBLIC
The Alhany steal bridge win be
elaaed te traifie Iron I k it a. m.
aad froae 1 to S p. m. eemmeacbi
en March 3rd and until btrthar ao
rtic. By order of the Linn Ceenty
County Court mltf
At
ALBANY PLANING
MILL
All Kindt of Mill Work
CI.m end Wind Shields.
Four
Per Cent
Interest
compounded ea serines SE
CURITY for them, and money
back erhen needed la Ma bank's
plan far al who deposit at one
Saving Department.
Tab advantage ad it.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
Mo.wo.oo
J. W. Cusick & Co.
Bankers
Albany, Oregon
GET YOUR
Garden and Field
SEED
From I's.
FRESH STOCK IN BILK
M. Senders & Ce.
YELLOW GLOBE DANVRR
ONION SEF.! Fertility Tested
ONE POUND $2.50
ONE OUNCE 15c
U. G. HATNE
Feed, Flour, Grain. Gasoline, Oil
East Third and Main
BAarr mm
Auto Repair Shop
Anyone wlsabig their ear ever
haaled and al the same tkne net
Hfffttfc est and ntaaasnar.
Md Ik) Sac feat lad Aee Re
pah Bbon. AH work gearastcatd.
Prteea rants. tVTS MB A TSJAL.
EAST BND AVTO REPAIR
SHOP
J. BJog. proprietor
Home phone, Sins, IBs; Reei
eanea, 1
VIERECK'S
BATHS
Firat-claM Workmen
Only
Open trem 700 a. as. to 7 p.
x. Salt An) 10 p. en.
Gov. first and Efltwea-m Street
STETTER'S
Fnll line of CMmnrare, Dishes,
Croekeny, Greasware, Granite,
Tinware, and Groceries.
Qlmon fcfuart&B&rancUao
On ike center of ik.
IPaier fnxm.2aper
Tty.iQOOTloomt.
Sfypreciated. by
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qemeni
iCamahhods
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CLASSIFIED ADS.-BUSINESS
CLASSIFIED
For Sale
CAR IIARGAINS-W, haw a lew
good second hand Maxwells and
Furdi (or sals, In line condition
and newly pels led. Waldo Ander
son & Son. mtf
FOR SAL. B One el
qtnwei Add. On
be W so
Corner lot Tenn. st eWreo, Da
wfixii Maaia Moon. lialT
FOR SALE Itarred Rock rum. $1.80
per setting; hens first class and
males from hiith record hens from
Keeny stuck of Euicena. Gurn.
teed fertility, llooie phone 4A.'lfc.
Hell 1S8-J. Mrs. John Klrkls id.
Sunrise. mil's 1 1)
HA BY ClIUKS-fl.' W. I-horn t.al.y
chicks 2 days old, lllc each If taken
soon. Home phone 74U3. Hart
fase. llalS
FOR HAI.K- llrnulirul K riMim bunk-alow
with electric litrht, city water,
connected with eewi-r. tJuod well,
nice lawn, corner lot; small fruit
$r.75. Mm. J. A. Croft, Mini St.
tiam and Pine. K'alH
BARRED ROCKS OF QUALITY
every nn In our yarda has from
to 12 hens In her pedia-ree with rec
ords of from 200 to 2nl ergs each
In a year. We sell 16 eirirs for II M,
60 sites. $4; 100 eirrs. $7. Hart A
Dannals. Alhany. See A. 8. Hart,
ine loicgery. aim!
FOR SALE Good young workhorse,
in good condition. Absolutely sound
In every wsy. Call 1T516. Frank
Newland, Shedd, Ore. a.1tf
CAR FOR SALE Oakland "Six"-i
Bell phone GUI. lOalti'
FOR SALE or exchange desert claim
relinquishment; HO acres, 3 miles
from Bend, Oregon. All fenced; 10
acres in rye, with 30 shares of wa
ter right paid. Cood soil. Also
house and lot in Bend close in,
000. Will exchange for property In
or near Albany, Linn Co., Oregon.
10al3
FOR SALE Light delivery truck for
sale cheap if taken at onre. Call
Byron PeeMer, Bell 17F21. laU
ECfiS FOR HATCIIINC Barred
Kocks from pedigree chirkene with
record of from 200 to lilll eggs a
year. Price IS eggs for 11.60; 60
eggs for $4; 100 eggs for $7. See
Hart & Dnnnnla, Albany. aUa.'IO
FOR SALE Mower, rake and disc
all nearly new. Cheap if taken at
once. Mrs. J. A. Secley, Bell phone
37U-J. 706 East Water. UslH
Help Wanted Male
WANTED DRIVER Boy wanted to
drive delivery wa;;on good pay.
Call on Asa Eaatliurn, lik'IO West
Seventh street. 1 In 13
WANTED Five good men wanted
immediately for factory work. Work
the year around. (Jood wages. Ap
ply at Collins & Taylor's office.
OalS
WANTED Five good men wanted
immediately for factory work. Work
the year nround. flood wages. Ap
ply at at Collins & Taylor's office.
10a Id
Miscellaneous
WANTED To hear from owner of
good ranch for snle. State cash
price, full description. D. F. Bush,
Minneapolis, Minn. tf
THE COTTAGE HOTEL Room and
hoard by day or week. 1 In 17'
WANTED At once, maple and ash
logs and lumhor. Logs delivered at
Alhany or under line at your place.
Call Beaver Wood ProducU Co., Al
bany. a4Lf
WANTED To buy all kinds of
hides, unk, sscks, second hand
UNCLE SAM
la culling for financial help. He Is anklng every American cltiien
to fnll in line and buy bonds. Now is the Golden Opportunity to do
your bit. We are here to cooperate with you.
ALBANY STATE BANK
ALBANY. OREGON
FOUR PER CENT ON TIME AND RAVINGS DEPOSITS
sj NATIONAL BANK
TifiMii mo'sT
IJMUKl
r
Beginning April 1st. 4 per cent Interest will be paid
by the First Savings Bank on yearly Time Certificates
ol Daposlt.
T
goods, esc. Fee aeie Ceunteas sad
showesses. See Rofewajr, Swe-d
and Raker. ltf
YOU SHOULD CALL Albany Pure
Milk A Cheese Co., for II utter and
Cheese. Twe dally dellverlea of
Bottled Milk and Cream. Milk 10c
per qt., &Hc per pt. by the month.
Doth phonos 17. rasdsJO
WOOD 8AWINU- Call Newton Brae ,
14.1!) E. 2d St., Home phene 4404,
Bell phone 877 J. Office with Oum
mlngc Transfer Co. lmkf
BUSINESS OIRECTORT
WIUsON MUSIC STVWO Opens
for enrollment of pupils Saturday,
September Und, at W a. m. A. H.
Schmln, Hunt Blag. , RrecdalMa.
corner ol Third. S-lf-tf
II RMSTITCHIKCJ IO reed. 4M-R.
Sue PreskeaHdaxw IM f. Saacnd.
1LMM C ttrPB
CMsopsaeeor
Rooms J. 7, (. It, Snatch Bank Slog.
Nature cannot care
the eauee he isnasisd
adjustments remove the
DK H, K JACKSON
Den Can
Room 404-i First Wasliasl bank kkig.
BOTH 'KONN
DR. (alOROB J. IM4ti
franiipiaetei
First National Bassk Bafldkeg
" 2L
Real Etuts, InsuraAM md
Monsy to Lou
H. F. MBRRILL
Insurance, I nans, Sweep Banate
S tcul alirniioa so ears ol
property helonginaio naa reeedonta.
Room No. I, second floor. Fitjl 3a.
iltlf Hani, KiiiMt-nf Mhsrrv 'rprrtn
6 PER CENT MORTBAOR LOAM
long time, any amount, for good
cultivated farms. Call on J. V.
Pipe, 203 W 2nd St. S-l-rl
For Sale Real Estate
j. v. PIPB
Real Estate, Farms and City Pro
perty. Fire Insurance. Notary Pub
lic, s-i-d
Loans Surety Bonds
E. F. SOX
Fire, Casualty and Aftomobde
Insurance. Real Meters
211 1st National Bank Bids
AGRICULTURAL CREDIT COR
PORATION OF ORBOO"
20-year farm loans at lowest rates.
HECKER ft BEAM, A OB NTS
133 Lyon St.
3)!I9S$SSD99S
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BAKED GOODS
GROCERIES, PRODUCE
and FRUITS
PARKER'S
"The Sin ol Quality"
136 Lyon Si. Bolh Phones