Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192?, March 13, 1919, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextI PAG TWO ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT, Till RS1UY. MARCH IS, 119. Daily Democrat 'Entered t the postoffice t Allnny, Oregon, second - cluas matter. .uiimmininmutiH!1 i HI h US liiHll) I W. L. Jackson and Ralph R. Cronl Editors and Managers Daily published every evening ex copt Sunday. SpmiweeUy pub liahed Tuemdayi and F r i day. " Buslneea Matter in ordering changes of address , subscribers thould always it i v e old at well aa new a d d r . ! iiii Subscription Ratea Iaily Pclivered by carrier, per week. . . 10e Delivered by carrier, per year. . "' Bv mail at end of year By mail in advance, per year. .$3.00 ClaMifled Katea One cent per word for first pub liration; one half cent per word thereaf ur, payable in advance. Minimum char, twenty-five sent. E S T A BL I S H E D IN 18 & THURSDAY, MARCH IS, 1919 . LENT The world has entered upon the sea son known as Lent. Specifically a re ligious season, there is much about the customs usual to its observance which people of any creed or reliirion can follow with benefit. What Lent calls for from those who keep it as a sacred duty is a refresh in? of mind and body by simple living and quiet thinking. Whether people be of a creed which believes in the observance of Lent or not. a simplified diet will be (rood for them. Any system needs a rest from t'le hearty foods of winter, and the replacing of a meat diet with one con listing largely of preen vegetables. One may not want to (ro to church 7iat is his own concern. But it mu'l do anybody pood to turn from harass ing and perhaps bitter thoughts to quieter meditations and to the com pany of pood and restful literature. After winter with many nights of late hours, and always a period of nervous strain, early to bed will restore rapid ly the shattered nerves. Take it all in all, though Lent as a relipious fact may mean nothinp. Lent as a period of forty days devoted to setting body and mind in order is well worth anybody's while. g House cleaning time. Why not dis pose of everything wh'ch has been stored away since you cleaned it last spring? I ""v V ...sll'v..?!:; Ojj iiMMamlRHaa MHaamv HV Kunirnl at NhrlHurn Kunrrnl of A. IV Ituimvll wn heM nt i uVKvk thin nftfTiumn nt Mii'llmn,. t'vornl mt-iniVm of thi finuily iiml frli'inU pnnnr-tl through AUmny thli lo lt in Hltctitlrtnci'. Mr. Kim ; -oil vi n highly i-rUthum. ritiin hiu! ; in ndtlition to'nii Inrjro family, timny j fiiemU nttotbiiM, Ow laftt . triiuititj to hiii nu'inory. Mm. Hufm-ll tlioil nhoiit k ynr tig a. SPEAKING OF HOLES "The United States senate decided that it was necessary ti "put the President in a hole" wit'. .iis league of nation plan, and did n to its own satisfaction. That is ncv a matter of history, praiseworthy or unpraisewor thy, as events may prove. It happens at the same time that the New York Tribune prints a striking cartoon, en titled "The League of Nations Argu ment in a Nutshell." It is drawn af ter Batrnsfather's famous picture, "The Better 'Ole." President Wilson and congress are represented as standing together in a 7 TALK about smokes. Prince Albtnt is geared to a joyhandout standard that just lavishes smokehappiness on every man game enough to make a bee line for a tidy red tin and a jimmy pipe old or new I Get it straight that what you've hankered for in pipe or cigarette makin's smokes you'U find aplenty in P. A. That's because P. A. has the quality I You can't any more make Prince Albert bite your tongue or parch your throat than you can make a horse drink when he's off the water! Bite and parch are cut out by our exclusive patented process! You just lay back like a regular fellow and puff to beat the cards and wonder why in samhill you didn't nail a section in the P. A. smokepasture longer than you care U remember back I Buy Prince Albert everywhere f eoocco i moid. Toppy rd frags, tidy red tins, handsome pound and half pound tin humidon and that ciwr, practical pound crystal glass humidor With aponga mtoimtcnar top that kmpt thm tobacco in such perfect condition. R. J. Reynold Tobacco Co., Winston-Salem. N. C Third Liberty Loan Coupon Due MARCH 15 I'ring thrm to u NOW J. W.C.ick Co. Krejrn I !! Aiiu)n i' 33? f 1 1 iEARNINGS.9rlHDUSTRY ftro ,l v ,ii hi, 7-";T"''"T"''i;''" "'T!"''fTlfi"' '" -T".". lo you want to bi'lter your eomlilion? lo you desire to eiiKiir 1,1 siiinelluliies T Do you desire tu lii'-rvnso your earnliiitsf Tulk It over with us. We ran help you. We make furni loatifl-- no cominUilon. The First National Bonk "OMi akd UKI.IAIII.h ' allillntrd The First Savings Bank MMIIIti: SAVINtJS are SAii:" 4 IVr (Vnt luterent un Kuinm CLASSIFIED ADS.-BUSmES5 B.PECTQP.Y shell hole, labedel o Prevent War." up to their necks, and under bombard ment. Congress is saying. "This is a ell of a "ole." And Wilson is retorting "Well, if you know a better 'ole, go to ifc" Yes, indeed! If anybody knows of better 'ole, let him go to it. 'League of Nations ' Chorus of people: They are in water not;" WARRANTY DEEDS Marv E. Cames to Elmer Yoeubeta. y He'd better Munkera VUitor i 1 Mrs. Allen Arnold and daughter.' Miss Mnhrl. were visiting friends and I I transacting business in the city again I today. I The peace conference disposed of more great problems in three weeks than congress did in three months. But then, it was a peace conference. A lot of jewelry was missed by the owners. Search revealed it in a hen's nest, with the hen setting on it. Once more we see the evil of inflammatory literature; that hen had probably been reading about the goose that laid the golden egg. Wilson says he won't come back till the peace treaty is signed, with the league of nations in it. Chorus of senators: "Grr-r-r." -'N Thnp. Farm Peter DeWall left on the noon train tu. . .'i .. , u iunk alter his farm. Mr. DeWall formerly lived at Thomas and stilt owns some of the best hind in Oregon, which is easily located I Lands in See. 12, Tp. 11 S.. R. 2 West. E. A. Baldwin and wife to ewton Hughes and wife. Lands in Block 1, Ruiter's Add Albany. C. C. Hugh and wife to Wm. Kcages , along the Santiam. IJinds in 1 p. li a., n. noi. Jos. E. Marshall and wife to Chas. S. Brewster and wife. Lands in Tp. 12 S., R. 4 West. Quit-Claim Deed Fred E. George et al to Ole Kut- telson. LBnds in Sec. 3fi, Tp. 10 S., R. 1 West. 51 0. I' It KP AT M KNT ao 2 OF ARM LOANS D 0 ajwi:.a (nnF'JH)EL Wo loan money for five cars. Wo al low you to pay 111 10 . or multiple on tha principal on any In terest date and slop lnt.Te.it. No dtlay we close loan at once. . , ex. aaKSKauu:.! ja T-rvn J. M. a H. M. us ALBANY AND SALEM OKI.CON PACIFIC EMPLOYMENT CO. "Atwm t Youi Sf'vicc" Help of all kinds Furnished Free to Employers iBMastu. inuiu. mm. im nm X t. aigl. mmsm U-tU UonaUla StnL furUsad. Ofrsna viLLBUY POTATOES I PAY CASH 4 at loading point F. O. B. car. I aUo handle Number One Hay 4 or Second Grad May. M G. REED - - nith Phones Frank G. Will JEWELER High class Jewelry. 8IIver, Cut Glass am Hand Painted China STETTFJVS Full Line of CHINA WARK , DISHES, CROCKERY, GLASS ware, granite, tlnwure, groceries. BUSINESS DIRECTORY 1919 1918 LOANS St'RBTY BONDS j E. F. SOX Fire, Casualty and Automobile In suranre. Real Estate. 21 I1t National Bank Ilulldinf Ml h .i ;-4i?.a: ; ' V- - J I PBDBRAB FARM LOANS S'l Per Cent Intcr-nt A. C. IIOHIINSIEnr 401 Masonic Temple, Salem, Oregon aiiZU Real Estate, Insurance and ! Money to Loan II. F. MERRILL Insurance. Loans, ffurpfv llnnil. Special attention aiven to care of "roporty belonging to non-resldont. P.oom No. 1 second floor, First Sav ings Bank Building, Aloany, Cregon. LET US HELP YOU MAKE THE CHANGE The Blain Clothing Company "Value First" J. V. PIPB Bargains in Farm Xjinii and City property Insurance, Money to Loan on Good Frrms at 6 per cent DR. GEORGE J. KENAGY Chiropractor First Na'Jonal Bank Building dltf ELMER C. OIPE Chiropractor Nature cannot cure a disease unless the cause is removed. Chiropractic adjustments remove the cause. Rooms S, 7, 0, 10, Cusick Bank Bldg. CHAS. A. HUNT Violinist and Teacher Home phone 4128. Studio 833 Jcffor on Street, mCtf f-H! Salr r'OR SAI.K-TtiO II... Mnrtha Wa.h itM'tt.n arulvhito Mrxican Ikmim srrtl White and well rh nhitl. CmII Home phone' 3.r. 10. O. ! .'.His, Alli:my, Oregon. "ml.t HOTT PARKER IIDl'SK rolls on sale in our d.'liratrSMin ,l'.artiuint from ft ti ti p. in. rarh djiy. lltiniilton's Store. 1 Jin 11 EWES FOR SAI.E-ll young Shrop shire with 6 Inml.s, $1.1. Ilun.y Cr.'ll. 3 miles rant of Tangent. K3 Hell phone. l.'niU FOR SALE OR RENT 3 aires one mile fmm the city limits. Impure at the O. E. tirketutlh-e from H a m. to 1'2 oVKvk noon. UmJiie FOR SAI.E-Ei-m for hnli-hini? from Syles strain of tntpnrstetl Anrtmas. Cull Iliime phone I'l.'7 or a.l.lress H14 W. fith St. I'.'ml'.i FOR SA1.E-2 young heifers fresh soon. Imiuire at 3:10 Ni.rth Onk St. or Bell phone 321 R. Ilml3 FOR SALE-120 cg Mnn.ly In cii'mtor. 110; 110 mgr Cyphers In cubator 1H. Alhmiy Furniture Fx change. m!2 FOR SALE Silver quill, single cml. White leghorn eggs for huteliing, from stock that laid from 2iM to 311 eggs before molting. Mrs. S. K. Barnes. R. F. D. No. 2. Il .me phone K.V.5. 9m 1ft I 'OR S A I K I''' acres. T, mil.-, froih I'orvu'hi, 2 milrs fr.uii elm-tin line slnri-.n. .tote and irailrd arhiM.I. Itiu r.,-.,.. in giMhl timl-r, l.alanrv l-i.i.s. (in n i.'mI ro.i.l. Rtinmiig -tir. Fi'n-,.. wi!h wire. I'rii-e f "Mill. . I( Srliulll. 1.N..M nn.l 4'h St. , Albany, Oi-e. l"m:MmHw' F: r Rrnr FCRN'I-JIIEIl !t.)t'.-r' FOB LENT-1 Muck l.elow th high school on 4th street. WF. Pfelf'er. fl'.tf FOR SALE- 1 span of geldings ID y-mra old. wt. I-'IMI ll.s. Well l.role. tj.iod work tenin. W. 'I. Newton, i'lfth and rhirago. Home phone ?. n--ltf IIi'.iki FARM Mortgage for sale IP prr rent di.rount. Owen !rm, 13.1 Lyon. 1 .'in 1 .1 MisccIUneous Ml.!. PICK I ES-A new k-k- j,i i P'-nr.l nt Kenton's Cash Store. nn.l I. von streets. l'-'mU WANTED A smsll furni.hr.1 house. M'.'J. Bell phone. 10ml2 FOR ROYAL TYPEWRITERS Write to Crnhnm A Wnil.. orvnlll.. Oregon. Agen's for I. Inn roonty! r.'laLMw FOR SALE Pope twin motorcycle, $20. Hnrlcy liavidson Motort-ycle, 10. Albany Furniture Exrhn'-tgo. ml2 FOR SALE A lii-ht Overland tour ing car in excellent condition. A bargain if takvn at once. Cnll Bi ll phone 2 1 ML. 12m Jo FOR SALE 1 Molina tractor and double disked harrow and road truck practically now. Ed Dorgan. Bill phone MSJ. fini LI TO KXCHANGE-lf vou have furnl tore in sell s.-o E. 1. .SUIT A Son. 215 Lyon .St. Mm 10 CASH PAIDFor furn'ure and household giods. See us oefore you sell. Albany Furniture Exchange 415-417 West 1st 8'. Both phones. . d2tf BOY WANTED At once, to carry the On-gonian. See Ben Helen. I0ml2 FOR SALE 1 span of geldings 10 yenrs old, wt. 1200 lbs. Well broke. Good work team. Alsj wagon and harness. W. B. Newton, Fifth and IRI'GS AND CARPET WEAViv! f Wrick .HliMr. I -t . "-' ."i j -ami enenp. .inn- nle Smith Mills, 420 Denver Street. I 'iml4 FOR SAI.K-A 10M Bulrk f. nassen- . , 1 ger car in goo eonditii n. Will sell FOR SALE 43 acre farm l'-J miles cheap. At Ralston's Garage. east of Harrisburg. All new Im- Smir, provementa. Good orchard. Can glvo possession any time. Inmiln. PHONOGRAPHS W O TCMey slate of M. S. Kennell, R. 1, Box Sfl. B-II agent for the SUrr Phonograph cua phone 17F11. 8mir .rf 0,. beat tond machine, on the . , market today. We ran prove It to FOR SALE Jersey cow and calf. See yau- "'"'onst rat ions given at Clif. C. M. Westbrook, 1540 Sulem Bond. tor'Vt 8luH. 83fl W. l,t Street. Or cull Hume phone 1104. 8mir, flHtf LUMBER BARGAIN-Wo have about FARMERS ATrFVT'nsr 7", 10.000 feet of good usable Mch next 2 wlU, V. I m n " lumber at $10 per thousand. Albany "".i lZk of w. "m- Lumber Company. HmU ' t T,"" "'"W" " ' c,lt Pr,r""' Wnldo Anderson A FOR RALB Baled staw, wheat, ont 8ur1, J-''' and ehaat, at $R , ton. S. O. SI- Wfri)SA WING-Csll A. II Hridge, mon, Tangent, Oror, l phone Home phone 3118, 11.11 :'i:iy t,.' lc !15ml6 dunce 1112 Elm and 11th. ' aiitf FOR RALE CHEAP-D acre, r will IIBMSTITCHINC,12Hc por yard sell 7tt acres with Improvements. '"'nd furnished. Hell phone 4A2IL 1 mile, from Albany In Bent.! Hl" Hna-kenrhlir.. M.1 W. V,! s, county. Good fruit, new building.. jklllril I f-r -.- -.- . H. C. Hutchlnaon, R. 4. Home CHICHESTER S PILLS P"""" MI. 7mI3 ''iXV ."V CAR B A RGA INS Ford truck. $4r,0; SrS ,r" ""- N Maxwell 1917 model, $B0O; Ktudehak- ft. " V "uA,x7-'":,n' r. 275; Roadster, HBO; Hudson bug, Sff.)--''--..,'X II2S; Bull tractor, $3M. All In A- " SUtP 'ljjr.lLWimglMjf eondltlon at Waldo Anderson A Ron. 1 FISHIiR-HRADKN FOR RALE nuff Leghorn eggs for Undertakers hatchlnif. Hens fine Inykif strain, Aui b.i. 1 and rooster thoroughbred. Mrs. J A SttIc. Lady Aarisu.t Rchamer, R. 0. Bell phone 1BF15. . jaomiio 1 CLEAWLR3 CaU up Lorn Pint, 141 I,yon tS., phone B4(-R, akout your clothes cleaning-. Raunr A Bauer guar antee absolute snrlsfnctlon. No gar ment too delicate for us to handle, J3tf Fortmiller Bros. funeral Directors Our Own Auto Ui nr.e Lady Assistant Rolh I'hnnea Masonic Bldg.