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ALBANY 1U1LY DEMOCRAT. SATURDAY. AUGUST 17. 1918.
Daily Democrat
WM. H. HORNIBBOOK. publlshei
BnUrad at the postofflce at Albany.
Oregen, aa econdjclaaamatter.
Daily published every evening except
Sunday. Semiweekly published Tuea
daysj and Fridaya.
Business Matter
la ordering change of addreaa, tub
aerikara should always give old a
weUaa new addreaa.
Snhaerlotioa Rates Dally
DallTered by carrier, per week . . 10c
Delivered by carrier, per year . . $4.00
By mall, at end of year S.60
By mail, in advaace, per year . . 8.00
Classified Rates
One cent per word for first publica
tion A-K If Mnt ner word thereaf
ter, payable in advance. Minimum
charge, twenty-five cents.
ESTABLISHED IN 1866
8ATURDAY. AUGUST 17, 1918.
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MISFITS
By fTT. N.
Bumping around the country I have
had bumped out of me all sentiment
of sectional jealousy and have learned
to estimate the value of localities with
impartiality, or think I have.
Here's Corvallis, Albany's old rival,
a fine place with one of the best agri
cultural colleges in the world. There
is an air of prosperity here.
Or course a good many people have
' gone to the shipyards for high wages,
the same aa from other valley towns;
but this offers no excuse for people
to call a town dead, as many do all the
valley towns. I lose my patience over
the constant nagging of some, with
"dead" aa the leading expression, be
csuse of the changed conditions. It is
time for us to raise again the old cry:
"Boost and dont knock."
A popular Corvallis man who once
captured an Albany girl is Mayor
Lowe, also a live wire.
Mrs. J. C. Haramell and daughter
Blanche are in charge of the Hotel
Corvallis, a neat place. Miss Blanche
is also kept busy with a large class
of music students. George Ronizle,
also formerly of Albany, is chief clerk
Ralston
Motor
Co.
Caa save you money on Tires,
while they last
a
Republic
6,000 miles guaranteed:
80x3 Nonskid $16.90
80x3H Nonskid $21.10
82x3 Nonskid $25.50
82x4 Nonskid $33.65
. 85x4Vs Nonskid $50.00
36x4 H Nonskid ...... . . $52.00
United States
Non-Skid
30x8 $14.50
30x354 $18.80
82x3 $21.85
82x8 V, Chain $24.55
82x3 Plain $2O0'
Goodrich
80x3 . $14.00
30x3 $18.25
S'2V', $21.40
0B2x3tt Silver Sown Cords
h .. ..
at old price
SILVER BEAM SPOT LIGHT
$6.75
of the hotel.
Another Corvallis man who captur
ed an Albany girl fs Byron Taylor.
The said A. G. having spent most of
her life as a nextdoor neighbor to
Misfits, continues to keep on the good
side of him by feeding him with well
cooked trout caught by herself.
Sam Hartsock, once of Albany, a
college football celebrity, now famous
as a kodak fiend, all the way from
'lie turbid waters of tang Tom to the
limpid Little Willamette, continues to
dispense drugs, along with kodaks.
WAR SAVING
Eat Vegetable. We carry a full line. Green Brans, Corn, Toms
toes. Peppers, Cucumbers, Cabbage, etc.
Watermellons, Cantalopre, Peaches, etc.
Phones
51
SEARS
How About Ice ?
A phone call will bring the iceman PLACE ORDERS EARLY.
Ice Cream
This is our specialty both large and small orders promptly filled.
Soft Drinks
We are headquarters for Blits, Luxo, Amber, Toko and Appo.
Service will soon be cut to two deliveries per dsy.
ALBANY ICE & COLD
STORAGE CO.
Third and Vine Both Phones
DO YOU
You can sell live poultry or can
at
D. E. Nebergall Meat Co.
Both Phonets 47
WE INVITE YOUR
ACCOUNT
We offer every service in the scope of good banking capable man
agement, ample capital, convenient location, modern equipment, com
plete facilities and efficient services. We invite your'aecount.
ALBANY STATE BANK
for Graham A Wells.
One of the oldest former Alhanv
men is Bob Houston, a prosperous
hardware dealer. His parents, Mr.
and Mrs. B. 11. Huston, now reside
with him. uSJi
Postmaster Vic Moses belongs to an
old Linn county family. Just now he
is highly elated over the fact that the
postal receipts last month were double,
over a year ago.
Prof. Horner of the O. A. C, author
of two Kuropean trips, once taught
1st and
Ferry
KNOW
buy dressed poultry any time.
Second and Lyon Sta.
Back of the Firing
Line
Modern war conditions demand that our armies must have behind them na
tional solidarity, the coordination of all the vast activities and an indus
trial army many times greater than the Nation's fighting forces.
The Nation's capital is linked with all these varied activities by the toll
and long distance lines of the Bell System. Thonsands of miles of special
wire systems have been turned over to the Government for its exclusive
use. Switchboards in the Government departments at Washington have
been enlarged and new ones installed. Right of way is given to Govern
ment business over all commercial lines, so that the Government chiefs
may keep In constant touch with every phase of the Nation's great task
and direct its progress intelligently and effectively.
In organizing the military activities of the country, the Government has
had the effective cooperation of the BIi Telephone System, which even
in peace times reached 70,000 communities and now extends to the head
quarters of every Army Department and Naval District in the United States.
THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE &
TELEGRAPH COMPANY
school In Albany.
Dr. J. R. N. Hell and Bob Johnson
have been in Albany enough times to
be mentioned.
Fred Weblier, a Portland architect,
is here doing some work on the First
National bunk. Ho was iHim in Al
bany, a aon of Albany's old-time Chiet
Engineer, Joe Weber.
I met Dennis Stovall, the, author, to
day. He is a writer of boys' stories
for Eastern ntngaiinca, and is unable
to meet the demand. He has learned
that writing stories is not an inspira
tion, but work.
Banker A. J. Johnson is another
I .inn county product.
And there are others I expect to
meet
Returned to Canby
Corporal Clarence Wicka returned
to Fort Canby this morning after a
visit here with his folks.
Weather Report
The temperature ranged from 62 to
75 degrees yesterday. The river stands
at .9 foot.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
Notice is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore know aa Leav
engood & Wynne has been dissolved
by mutual consent, S. S. Wynne hav
ing retired from the firm. The Al
bany office has been closed but the
I.ebanon business will hereafter be
conducted by C. 1. l.oavengood.
O. I. LEAVENGOOD AND
L. S. WYNNE.
August loth, li18. Ka20
WHEN ANSWERING classifieds ads.
'ndly mention The Iemocrat.
HAY, GRAIN. FEED
Stock and Poultry Supplies
Gasoline and Oils
IT. B. H A Y N E .
East Third and Main Streets
FISHER-BRADEN
Undertakers
Auto Service Lady Assistant
WOOD
Home Phone 4229 Bell 482-R
Hay and grain buyer and shipper
M. G. REED
Fortmiller Bros.
Funeral Directors
Both Phones Masonic Bldg.
Our Own Auto Hearse
Lady Assistant
Repair Work
Tractors and Autos a specialty
Call on
ALTO & MACHINE WORKS
Old Watson Bldg, First Street
Ben F. Ridders, Prop.
LIBERTY
SIX
It's Different
"RIDR IN IT-DKIVK IT"
WEST END
GARAGE
(ieneral Autoniohile Repairing
(Accessories)
III LHRKT
Sth ft Rim Ala.
Prop
both Phones
fWSSAVINGsSTAMPS!
United States
Government
fcunr rm.vvnsriMrMMi.Ni in i nr umm
We Never
Use Bait
TO GET CUSTOMERS
INTO OUR STORE
Junt Good. ('Iran Merchandise
at a Fair Profit no time spent
in printing the figure "9", so
popular nowadays with depart
ment stores. They say billions
of this figure is used every dav
as real bait for customers.
OUR PlU riS snd CHEMICALS
are the REST
that Money Can Hut We sell
them to you at fair prices, with
good service.
Burkhart
&
Lee
Grow With
This Bank !
The fact that we are growing
yearly, indicates our ability to
help others grow.
Every facility which can, with
aafety, be used to sssist our pa
trons, is freely offered new de
positors. Capital and Surplus $90,000.00
J. W. Cusick & Co.
Bankers
Albany, Oregon
Frank G. Will
JEWELER
High class Jewelry, Silver, Cut
Class and Hand Painted China
ALBANY PLANING
MILL
All Kindt of Mill Work
Claw and Wind Shields.
STETTER'S
Full line of Chinaware, Dishes,
Crockery, Glassware, Granite,
Tinware, and Groceries.
WHEN aiswering Claisilied d
please mention the Democrat
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For Sale
FOR SALE - Hurduoud sliibs, stove
length. Delivered anywhere in the
city. Ruth plumes 10. fash on de
livery. j'J2a22
FOR SALE -Canudiati lands. Easv
terms. Full infortunium, sio Uoo.
Tavlor at corner of id and llruad
alum. lOjtff
FOR SALE A good reliable team.
Good han.ess and wagon. Both
horses single drivers. Also soma
farm implimcnls. Just the outfit
for small place. 1UU W. Mth SL.
W. II, Curry, both phones, jlntf
12 WORK HORSES FOR SAI.E
Easy terms. 11. Bryant dafilfw
FOR SALE A horse weighing 1700
pounds and 7 years obi. Cheap if
lakin soon. Home pltune K.Vki.
l&alT
FOR SALE 2 Jersey cows and 1
brood sow. Call 2FM, Hell plume.
His l!i
Help Wanted Male
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I WANTED -Men willing to work, not
now engaged in essential war work
apply at Free Employment Office.
West Linn Mills, across river from
Oregon City 3 or 4 wanted every
duy. Strike not yet railed off, but
not bothering. Wages 4'Jc hour, H
hour day. Comn along don't wait
to write. Mailt
HOUSEKEEPER WANTED U
widower .'it years old with 2 child
ren; boy M, girl 10. Permanent po
sition for right party. Small wages.
Light work. Addreaa IHIO E. '.'1st
St. North, Portland. loal7
For Rent
FOR RENT A 4-room furnished and
heated apartment. Burggraf, UN
2d street. alrttf
FOR RENT 7-room house with 6
acres joining college camps, 1 milo
from courthouse. I,eae 1 year, lib
per month. Call Fish & I lodges,
Albany, Ore. H'.al!)
FOR RENT 6 t-2 acres 4 1-2 miles
from Albany. 1HO bearing peach
trees, cherries, apples and all kinds
of small fruit. 2 1-2 acres in pas
ture. Good rt-room house, tlnrn,
chirkrnhousc and woodshed, inquire
J. R. Wo I In at Irvin's Garage or call
4JI'.fi Home phone. lf.nll
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS for rent
light and wuter furnished. Rent
reasonable. Call at Davenports Mu
sic Store. al.'lsl.'t
FOR RENT for summer, now S-room
furnished house. Strictly modern.
In desirable location. Enquire 311
West First St. J2tf
FOR RENT Now, strictly modern (I
rnom bungalow, close in and verv
bent location. Rent rcnsonnlilu. En
quire Western Union Telegraph Of
fice. j2!ttf
WHEN ANSWERING classifieds ads.
kindlv mention The Democrat.
Miscellaneous
BLACK LOCUST WOOD WANTED
black locust wood for making tro
nniifl. 1'hoununds nrc used in everv
ship and are nhsolutcly needed to
help along the shipbuilding pro
gram. If you can spare any from
your grove wo ran pay you a good
prire for them. Wcntern Ship Sup-1
ply Co,, E. C Armstrong, purchas-j
ing ngent. 25411 Hazel Ave, Salem, j
ir.n22 I
WANTED TO RENT A modern 15-1
or fl-room bungalow close to hiini
ncs srrtion for term of ycurs. ('all
licit phone 22o.J. 1,rml7
IIOPPICKERS WANTED on or nbout, 1
Sent. 1 nt .1. W. Senvey Yards 1 j
milo south of Corvnllis. Good enmn
grounds, tented wntur, snwed wood.
Tnble for each enmp. Ilnnkets fur
nished free, drorery store, 2 meat
markets on the place. Will meet
trains nnd move pickers out nnd in
after pickinir in over free. ISO acres
on high trellis. Clean ynrdn. Write
W. L. Hutlor, Mgr., Box 277, Cor
vnllin, Ore. Phono Independent 11110
or Fnrmern 1F1. aHtf
FOR EXCHANGE Acrence, rnnchen
and city property In California for
farm or acreage In thin locnlity. Ad
dress C, E. Hopkinco, Eugene, Ore.
Ma21
WANTED 50 hopplrkers from Al
bany at Gentry Hopvnrd, J. A.
Heavcy, proprietor, Home phone
RHdl, Cnrvrllis. Free transporta
tion from Corvnllis to yard. Free
wood. Picking to begin about Sept.
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H NATIONAL BANK
MEMIIF.lt FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
Every banking accommodation is afforded by the am
ple nauurces, conservative management ami courteous
treatment of the officers and employes of this
Institution.
Try a rhecklng account with us.
THRIFT Th need of the American People.
RECTORY
STATE FAIR, SALEM, OREGON
September H-V-'H. Splendid exhibits.
Excellent music, high class enter
tainments ami a suierb rucing card.
For particulars write A. H. I.ca, Sa
lem, Oregon. a3l
WANTED 2 or S furnished rooms for
linht housekeeping or small furnish
ed house. Notify Democrat Office.
J27tf
FOR FIRST-CLASS ( LEANING and
PRESSING- Call up Mrs. Uira
Plots, phones Home MOO, Hell 64XR.
Your orders will be called for ami
delivered. Try us anil you will lie
pleased. J-C'tf
ACADEMY OK Ol'R LADY OF PER
PETUAI. HELP -Albany. Oregon.
A boarding and day school conduct
ed by the Ifeticdirtine Staters. Terms
moderate. For information address
Sister Superior. J24sl
WANTED-Paper carriers. Call Hugh
Hammerly, Hell 43b Y, Hume Uiili.
UMHUELI.AS We are showing our
summer line of "Hull" Detachable
Handle and suitcase Umbrellas In
black and wliila and colors. The
"Hull" quality is always depend
able. Your Initial engraved free of
of charge. K. M. French A Son,
Jewelvra and Engravera. m-lf
WOODSAWING tall S. n. Hridger.
Home phone .11 1H, ll.-ll 3-J3Y. Rel
dence 1112 Elm and 11th. jdtf
BUSINESS 0 RtCTORT
HEMSTITCHING (ic y.rd. 452-R.
Sue Hreckrnridire. JJJ W. Srnnd
ELMER C. OIPB
Chiropractor
Rooms 1. 7, 9, 10, Cusick Bsnk bldf
Nsture cannot cure a disease unless -the
cause Is removed. Chiropractic a
adjustments remove the cause.
DR. H. E. JACKSON
Dsn tut
Room 404. J First National bank bldg,
BOTH PHONES
DR. GEORGE J. KENAOY
Chiropractor
First National Bank Building
dltl
Real Estate, Insurance and
Money to Loan
II P MEKKILl
Inaurance. Loans. Surety Bonds
v-n'iKl stir, ff vrn to cjrt ot
property hrlonjinytn nnn-reldent.
,,',! No , rer,nil floor, FiMt
"nnV l.niMi-ie Mlinv Oregon
J. V. PIPR
Bargaina in Farm I -a mis and Clt
property.
Insurance, Money to !.oan on Goad
Farms at 6 por cent p
For Sale Real Estate
Loans Surety Btysda
E. F. SOX
Pire, Casualty and Automobile
Insurance. Real Estate
213 1st Nstlofial Bank Rid
Cash Paid for
Junk
Bring In all kinds of metal, Iron,
scraps, sacks, ragn, etc. Holo
the Government conserve lis
metal.
FOR SALE Several thousand
grain and potato sarkn. Also
5-pnnsenger Ford.
PACIFIC JUNK COMPANY
E. Rogoway
Second and Raker Streets, IMI
SIR-II, Home 2227
Real Estate
Loans & Insurance
Collins & Taylor
Albany Hotel BnlMlne