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Newspaper Page TextPage Tw ALBANY DAHA MMOOUT. FRIDAY. AUGUST I. -, l.i Albany Democrat Entered at the peetoffloo at Albany, Onra, cond -! matter. W. L. Jaefcaea aad Ralph It Create Editor and Manager Dally nbliitwd every evening eat Sunday. Semiweekly pub lished Tanllll and Fndaya. Matter la ordering change of addre , eukeeriher should alwaya m aid a will a now add Tm,i u.hr4ntiaa Rata Daily alnnl kw aarriar. ar month. . .40c DaUwarad by earrlar, par yaar..4.00 a. ii j . ha i. 13.50 J Beau mm J 1 AJT Bw mail la advance, per year. .. $3.00 PHONE M "SiL - TV Aunriatrd Preae Tka Associated Preae ia exclueively u,huj t, tha mm for KDublkation nf .11 wa dianatebaa credited to it n. u, aakr4a ereditad In thia IW' a aad akw the local news published herein. AU right of republication ot special dtapatche herein ara alao re served. ESTABLISHED I N 1 M 1 FRIDAY, AUGUST 8. 1919 IJlai ' "' " " FOOD-COST IS FUNDAMENTAL The declaration made by the rail road brotherhooda. that either their wires muat be raised gain or we coat of food mist be lowered, may have an unpleasant sound t the rest of the publi. but ita effect ahould be rood. For it involves a tacit recog nition of a fact too often lost ight o fthe public, but ita effect ahould be ment atrika at the root of thia cost-of-living disease instead of dealing with mere symptoms, it will get no where. The aame truth ia forced (a r j CLASSIFIED oa-envr vnil 9ETL vor-rTr-'' aeed BEFORE YOU SEM yJ . l top price. Phona 03J. mm na UUUU. mmm - FOR SALE 6 room house on East 1st St. $800. Call phone V". Rocky Conaer. 612 FOR SALE Maxwell 17 thoroughly overhauled with new tires. Snap at 1600. Call S9F15 for particulars. 6a8 FOR SALE Gar" at 214 Calapooia St Call i. E. Rolfe. 7a FOR SALE 2 bungalowa, 6- and 7- room. on ssantiara ww- - 1161 Santiam Road. Phone rssu. 7al3- FOR SALE Modern dwelling house with all conveniences, fruit, berries, walnuts, caved street Corner 7th and Calapooia St. Coil 640 W. 7th St 7al4 - FOR SALE-r40 acres, $5,600, $2,000 caah. 2 houses, new barn, stock and implements; alao crop if taken at once. Would prefer to keep part of place, but wiU sell 10 or 15 acres, with new boijdings, half of crop, team and wagon. $2,000 for 10 . acres, $3,000 for 15 acres, $1600 in cash.' H. S. Richard half-mile -- south of sawmill. ' a7tf FOR SALE Newly made over sec end hand mattresses. At the Fur niture Hospital, 128-130 Ferry St jy!2tf FOR SALE Closing out several tracts of choice acreage close to Albany, A-l berry lands. Alao ev- erarrasidenee Iota $500 and np. Sea Fiah Hodges, owners. 2a8 FOR BALE Cheap, 160 acre good teak or farm land. 120 acres fenc ed. Good noose and water. In Wasco Ce. Cash price $1,000. Will trad. Box 26, Mill City, Oregon. Jy88 HOGS FOR SALE SO head of hog, ahoata and piga for sale. Call Hugh Hugh laom, phone 614J. jy!6tf FOR BALE By ths owner, 400 acres bottom land ia small tract. Easy term. H. Bryant. J12tf FOR SALE Cheap, 1 Studebaker 2 - horse wagon. Call a 1. Heeker. 4al0 HELP WANTED WANTED Hoppicker I n 40-cr yard near Dever. Meet all picker at Dever and return them to Dever after picking and pay their way to Albany. WiU pay $1.60 per hundred Kunds for picking, equal to 75c a x. J. A. Grigsby, R. D. 2. Phone 1SFS1. 410 W.P.Chilcot' . WORKSHOP General Iron and Woodwork A-N.-l Hon Shoer Rubber tiras put on buggies. Auto wheal repaired. Career f Second and Montgom ery Street home by the Pennsylvania eel men, who point out that it ia a question of higher wage or lowea food either alUrr.stiv will suit them. Aa a matter of fact, the Utter al ternative ia better in vory way. Be cause it ia fundamental. Rpt perience has proved me iumy merely raising wagea aa a means of maintaining living standard. When wagea are raised in one occupation, .ho,, hive ta be raised in another and ao on, until all have been brought ud to the new standards, ny m time the process has to begin again 1J n it eoea in an endless round wagea and aalariea always trying to reach the vanishing eqd of the rain bow of comfortable living. It is logical enough. As aoon as wages are raised in any industry, the products of that industry cost mora. Thia mean that the men working in other industries have to pay more of their earninga to buy the products of this industry.' So their wagea have to be raised. Then everybody else haa to pay more for the products of that industry. But back of all thia symptom-treat ing is the fundamental industry of agriculture, the industry which exists before all others, on which all others depend. If foodstuffs can be held down, there will not be the same need of raising pay in the other industr ies. For the basic need of everybody will be met And when it ia met I with out undue hardship on anybody. m pre ox ai omer commodities are kept down accordingly. It is understood, of course, that in this process no fair-minded citiren wants to do any injustice to the pro ducers. The farmers and gardeners and cattlemen and herdsmen muxt make a living. But few people doubt that the producers could be assured of adequate returns without keeping wholesale and retail prices up to their present level. It is to be remembered, too, that if the prices of other pro- Mm a, et si a ana . a, UUSIiatii ifm waVTF.n 4 vard men and 1 MEN WANTED 4 yard men and teamster at Albany Lumber Co. 68 HOP PICKERS WANTED IN THE M1TOMA YARD About mile northeast of Inde pendence, Oregon. W.e have 114 acre of the very best hop in Oregon and will pay 60c per box, nice dean camp ground and good water. W will furnish tent to those who have none, wood, benches and tables, straw for bedding. There will be a store on the grounds where goods can be purchas ed aa cheap as in your City. If you wish to register do so at once. Address Durbin A Comoyor, Salem, Oregon. jy30tf WANTED Place for college atud ' ents, boy or girls, where they may work out some or all of their ex pense. Notify the College soon. Phone 444J or 709 R. Sail Miscellaneous. WANTED TO RENT FarnUhed bungalow flat or housekeeping room near S. P. Depot preferred. No children. Address i. W. T, care Remocrat . 68 LOST Orange colored Persion kit ten. Finder please notify Mrs. H. B. Cuaick, &46R. 626 W. 7th St Reward. a8 WANTED To lease, for 3 or 6 year, first class farm of from 20 to 60 acre, preferably along Santiam. Must have good buildings and fam ily orchard. Cash rent in advance. A. B. Radford, Corvailia, . 1. . . dw4a . LOST A gold Waterman Ideal foun tain pen. Finder please return to Mayor Curl's Office, 233 Broadalbin at., and receive reward. 4a6 WANTED To rent, a modern house, by couple without children. Phone Jy28tf WANTED To buy, furnished woo or will rent bouse and buy furni tare. Address L. M. D., eare Dem J25tf RELIABLE PLANTS Tomatoes, lit per dox, ; pr 100; cabbage, 10c par dox, 76 par 100; cauliflower, loe per do. MURPHY'S SEED STORE. a34tf GET YOUR OLD F'jrnltur and Mat tresses made over like new. At the rurmture Hospital, 128-130 Ferry St. jyl2tf UASU PAID Fnr fnrnftiir. nraeenora goooa. Be us before joo sell. Alhanv SSimlhiM 1T.v.- 41M17 West let 8t Both phone uu WOODSAWINO Call S. R. Brldger, Bell phone 4S6R. Residence 134 W 6th St Office with E. R. (Junvnlngs. j6tf .0R hENT Large modern furniah ed rwn close In. Inoiir at Dem oernt office. J24tf HEMSTITCHING 12He per yard, r uireaa iurnisne". Bell phone 452R. --..-,..,ma-, pn rt . -) aw PArS CAFETERIA The best the' market afford. Bee what yo-i're ' , going to eat Short order In con nection. Also all kind of confec tionery. Walter It. Patterson, 101 Lyon St, corner er FIrt JyStf ducta could be lowered, the producers would not need ao high a rate ot prof it themselves in order to upp.ly them- selvea with the various necessaries and comforts of life. THK CHIMINQ PHONG ; llllll Persona of delicate nervous organ isations who are disturbed by the sharp jangling of the telephone bell should be delighted to know that an Albanv. N. Y.. man haa invented an apparatus which will ring chimes In stead. Of courae it ma be a little diffl cult to decide whether it ia the tele phone or the Westminster clock on the mantel which Is ringing, bit that could be obviated by having the tele phone play some appropriate tune, like "I Hear You Calling Me." or "I Cant Get 'Em Up," or "Ring Out, Wild Bella." - One thing Is certain. Considering most teli phone service, music which "hath charms to soof-e the savaire breast," ia eminently t!e medium to employ In connection with the tele phone. Tan rent Items Tangent. Aug., 8 E. E. Awkery and wife have ret imed from a visit at the horn of hia mother who lives in Eugene. M. F. Wood, wife and children of CorvaUis naaed thmuirk Tb nm.n, their way to their farm a few days ago, Lvle Scott of Camilla la vUltlno at the home of hia grand parents who live a lew miles south of Tangent Mian Baiyel of Tangent visited with Miss Oleta Wood a few days last week. Mrs Emma Harritt of Eugene via- tea wun ner rather, mother and bro- tneea last weeK. Miss Thella -Worn! whn -i.it l ativea last week has returned to her noma in Lorvallis. mill" AVAflir 3? uuitu i uky 1 RI IIf BUSINESS DIRECTORS EIMEB C GIPB QUroprartar Nature eannct cur a disease unless the cause ia tamovad. Chiropractic adjustment r-moT Ji taut. Room 6, 7, , 0. Cuakk Bank Bldg. Dr. H. E. Jackaoa DENTIST 404-403 First Nstional Bank Bldg. Phoa I16-J H. F. Merrill Fire lasurance Surety Boada Room No. 1, Second Floor. First Bar iaga Baak BaOdUf FISHER BRAD EN CO. Progressive Funeral Director AUTO SERVICE "Lady Assistant Phona 96 Night Call 609R Dr. George J. Kenagy Chiropractor First Na'tnnal nBk H..1UI Office Both Phones Residence. . Bell Phone 202L IOANS SURETY BONDS E. F. SOX Fire, Caaualtv and Automobile In. u-auce. rutai utaia. 31 Flnt MaUoaai Bank Building CHA8 A. HUNT VioUalet aad Teacher Home phone 4 ITS. Studio 833 Jeffer eon Street.. mstf ; Federal Fan Loaa 6(4 per ent interest $4 M ysars nme. rrompt and effleieat service. Application will be received by the First National Bank, Albany, Ore. A. C. BOHRN8TEDT 461 Masonic Tempb Salem, Ore. . J. V. PIP? Bargain la Farm Laada and City Insurance, Money to Loan oa Good Farm it 6 per cent DR. G. E. FORTMILLER Ph-slelaa and Surgeon Office Phone House Phone Bell 44 Bell 17 Home 44 Home .171 Frank G. Will JEWELER High elasa Jewelry, SOrer, Cut Hen4 Painted Chima aae and J. F. Scott of the Corvailia post- office visited with hi paranta on day laat week. He ha Juat return ed from Ch cago where n a" Se'nTion.1 meeting of the Macca Ibee. He reported a tine trip and a I1!'5 'T".":' t Sunday vl- ,.! V i tk, mi M, V.. Wood and family i S"v" i i..-,Ml.a M. F. JinKa, wiie "u - . Pl.7nc have gone on an extended visit to Newport. Mr Jinka haa no In rather poor neeun '"A'rchi. tTmpbell ha. moved with hta family to Eastern Oregon to make their future home. Farmers around range. " over run with work for the laat month caring for their large crop i ti....i i,aM HnoMMlMi In aav- ing it in good condition. The fall rain ia all e it and it haa been found to be of good quality and above an average in quanuity. ino irm threshing outfit have started up and thev have ouite a long run ahead of them. Gardens which have been well cul tivated look well and vegetable are Paaturea are faae drying up which causes a decrease in tne now oi mux which will continue until the fields are open for pasture. AU kinds of berries are quite plenty now and will be for a while yet Daily Market Report Hay aad Graia Wheat $2.10. Oats $72(76, Hay $16(5,20. Mill Feed $43. Wool and Mohair Wool $404$o&. Mohair 66c. Vegetable Cabbage, 6c: onions. 7c: turnips. iWc; parsnip, 3c; nw potatoes, 8c a trade. Butter, Butterfat aad Egg Butterfat 62c. Creamery Butter, wholesale, 60(3 oie; retail 70c Dairy butter 0e trade; retail 60e. egg. Buying price 46c, retail 60c. Poultry Hens 21S23c; broiler. 21(sifi3c Old rooster. 10212c Geese 13c; duck 16c. '-""I Stockyards P. K. NebergaU Tife is the art of giving pleasure 1MPEMALES MOUTHPlX.CC CIGADETTtS bave added much to life, foi they are pleasing thousand--of discriminating smukerr who appreciate lw crt o' good tooacco v rli Me.idrd They will please you, too. 10 for 13c The John Bolt ma Co. Hrjfich AUTO TOPS a We make and repair . Auto Tops, Curtain and Cushion. HORSKY'S TIRE. STATION Fortmiller Bros. Funeral Directors Our Owa Auto Hear s Ldy Attendant Both Phone - - Masonic Bldg. Realty Canadian Land LOANS 4NT INSCRANn Geo. Taylor Ceraer f fletond aad Breadalbia . BeB tU; Heme 27I "Now I can see both near and far with one pair of glsnses." That' because he wear ' KRYPTOK GLASSES The invisible bifocal. Na tionally accepted a the only two-sight glssae without a earn or hump to fog the vision. E. C. MEADE Optometrist Worth's Big Shoe Sale Is Still On and Will Contiue For a Few Days Longer S-jpiily your needs In footwear now. I'ricva are lower tluin wlml.-aale at Hi present lline, and the ,uilny la Iwtter than many shoea now off.T.,1 at two or tl.r. lln.ru the price w are Thia ia a rval money-saving opiwrtunity und should not lw overlooked anollier .lay. tome eariy while solivtiun Is still good. TENNIS SHOES , : i-a... 1.1- I.. a IV l.e O.g !! 1, WIHHII NIL, II. U. I.. SI Ml u..li. I...I ..rl...ul Sandals Children'a and Youths' tnn mahogany calf play Oxfonls. all first quality shoea none White Canvas Mary Jano Slipper, rubber sole. Kites 2 12 to 7. Specially priced at $1.1 WOMEN'S WHITE CANVAS SHOES White Canvaa Shoea with leather soles and leather heels; alao with rubber soles and hivln, in medium and low heels. Splendid value at $2.33 MEN'S WORK SHOES Men' Brown Canvaa Work Shoe, rubber sole and hcela, Jwth v ilraniged and (ioodyvar wett. An easy, comfortable and durable ahoe for work, rtperial price during thia sale $2.(6 WOMEN'S HIGH TOP SHOES m - Here is an excellent value In women's white kid shoe with champagne buck top, whito kid covered Louis heel. An excellent high top boot. A rare bargain at I3.H Score of oilier big bargains in till and every department ill the tore. Worth PHONE EIGHTY Meat Co. Hog 19c. Steer 7(10cl Cow 4 (57c. Lambs 9m 10c.' Mutton 3 !4c4i6. , Umba vcffilOi. ViaiU in Ubanon Mrs. C. H. Murphy and children und Mra. Murphy' mother, Mra. A. P. i i I. V... .M aMTMlinir the week V1S- PIH.UUHH .p- . iting friends in Lebanon and -vicinity. Don't let your children auffer. If k. m Mttful neeviah. nunv or croaa, give them llolliiter's Kucky , .T m . Ki.f .nfa laative for children. 85c. . Kosha J A Maoan, Albany, Oregon. Constipation upsets the entire sys temcausing serious Illnesses to the human family. Don't worry Hollla tcr'a Rocky Maintain Tea will drive out constipation, regulate the bowels, tone the stomach, purify, cleanse. Without fail give it a thoro trial. 35c. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Notice ia hereby given that bid will be received for the removal of all ! building belonging to the City of AI-1 bany on Second street between Ferry and Broadalbin street excepting the City Jail. Bids will be received ud to and 'in- tik 5 o'clock P. M. of August 13th. 1 1919. Address all bids to L. fi Tw.lllnu ! mi oecoracr, AJnany, Oregon. Lu O. LEWELLINO, City Recorder. 48 V)U)ByDRUir.5nVRVWl( The Most Profitable Habit In the world, 1 the habit of 8AVINO MONEY I The foolish person spends all he receive and face POVERTY the WISE person aava all he can and face PROSPERITY. Form the laving habit today Our Saving Department accept deposit large and (mail - and pay 4 per cent Interest - m Capital and Surplui.. $90,000.00 J. W.Cusick & Co. Rankers Albany, Oregon CHICHESTER S PILLS U..., r......I Ul..j Ita hli.Vl 1.1 1 tat holh ll'IIIIIH ,.M','n, III .. t., 11,1. at - for Children llanfoot sn,, BM, ('m,iiif Smidiila.' Stout, durublv and goodlooklng. The batter. Priced at WHITE CANVAS SLIPPERS s Department Store WAt.l.At'K III.OCK An Unusual Chance n man with enoaglymoney to make the first payment on a logging truck, can make $40.00 per day. Earning will pay for the truck by the first of the year. For Murphy a- - HOW EASY Starting a fire to enable you to cook in an ordin ary fuel range is a matter of work, dirt, and time. Paper, kindling, coal, oil, matches, coaxing and waiting are all a part ot slow pcrframancc. How different with the Klcclric Range! How much more modern and satisfactory! The snap of a switch not even a match to scrihch and your burner is instantly ready. . Call at our show room and inspect the new ranges or phone and our representative will call. MOUNTAIN STATES TOWER CO. THIRD AND LYON 8TH. hliu-k nml while. First ouiilily. AIko are $l.tlH rilONK F.KilfTY full particulars Motor Co. ALBANY, Ollt J'' 'HONE IS J, . W