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Newspaper Page TextALBANY DAIIA DEMOCRAT, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, llt Page Five EIIIII! II'IHI Lost or Stolen JUST RECEIVED, largo aupply if Safety Deposit Boxes Thce rnt for fl 00 ami upward, and wilt .afceiurd your Liberty Bond, or other valuable, that you cannot sulcly rarry about or leave in your hum fur fear tliry may be lost or tuim. We ara alwaya at your servlc. The First National Bank EQUIPPED TO MFKT YOUR V.VEKY lll'KI.NKKS AND FINANCIAL WANT . - - . The First Savings Bank "Where Sevlax. Ara 8afe" 4 I'rr Cent Interest I'ald oa Having, Farm Loana No Comml-uiloa Mt Pleasant llrma HCIO, Aug. 13. Special. Perry WrlKht and wlf of Bulvm epent Bun day with (1. 11. Kay. , Mia-we Hilda and Claud Gaits 'of U-hanoii ara vl.lting at the Koala 8hank home. Mi.e llaiel ' Kregg of Lebanon spent tha past week with Mlaa Haiel Lambert. Mlaa Manila Laux of Albany la via Iting with her aintar, Mra. Arno.d Sens. . Ivan Pearaon and Mlaa Efflo Kay of MiMinnville weft weekmd visit ur at the W. It. Kay noma. ' M.-s ll.ie Shank and llnl Khil ton motored to Niagara Sunday. Mr. and Mm. MrClain of 8hclburn with entertained at tlia M. F. Kyan home Hundny. ' Erneat Knupp niet with a vary pain ful accident Saturday while leading a horse. It henmr frightened and ran over Mr. Knapp and inflicted a vuiy baa peh In hia leg. Or. Beauchamp tool: 12 stitches, and Mr. Knupp la now getting along vary nicely. Tha threshing machines ara very I' jar In thia vicinity tliia we.-k. Gram I in niotll ficl.li are yielding (rood. CLASSIFIED-BUSINESS DIRECTORY I CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING KATES Ona rant a word for ona llm: 1 rents per word for a times; r.nii nr word or week; tt f cent, par word par month. No 1 ad taken for Icaa than 26 cents t for ona time or 60 canU for a l week or 11.60 par month. I FOK 8AI.E-2 bungalow.. 6- and 7- on nan'' Ko.il. I none 7aia room, 1IU I Santiam FOR SAI.E-Modorn dwelling houaa with all Tonvenieiic. fruit, "crnea. . mvrd street. Corner 7th C.lenooia 8U. Call 60 W 1th St. 7al4 FOR 8AI.E-40 crr, 15.600. U.OOO ii houses, naw barn, slur ami Implemenla; also crop if lakrn at once. Would prefer to keep part of hut will anil 10 or 16 acre, with naw building, half of crop. t...m Miirf wairon. $2,600 for 10 acre.. ,000 lor 15 acres. lluoO in h. II. S. Kirharda. haH mile south of aawmill. a7tf HELP WANTED WANTED HELP At Blue llird Restaurant, 3W I.yon Ht. nau CAR BARGAINS Ona 1017 Dodge ona 1UI7 Maxwell, one HUH max well. All Just overhauled and In nice condition. Albany Garage 12al4 VANTED TO KENT Fumislicd buniialow flnt or housekeeping rooma near 8. P. depot preferred. No children. Addri'M i. W. T.. rare Democrat. Phono 271 R. l'Jal3 CASHIER WANTED At Worth'a department Store. lal. FOK 8AI.E One Rambler automo bile in .Rood.condilion. For partl cilara Inuuirv of J. A. Howard. 12al ' WANTED C A R To buy a.ond hand Ford or Chevrolet. Phona S2fiL or cull V M Mnnle Rt. llal.'t FOK SALE Newly made over aee end hand mattreaaee. At tha r ur aitura lloapital, 128-130 rerry St. FOR SALE 20 acre., all cultivating towi Term, can l mad.. 1 rice Vi6 m r acre if . uk.n n Ihto U . irrat bantam., hca J. V. 1 lp. aua Wert 2d St. No phona liaio FOR SALE-HiKheat and PW"' rldenc. lot. in Albany, .ewer and electric IllthU, in block, of Urn- 17, MorZ. Caah or in.t.llm.nU. Pre or phona Attorney Oeo. W. WriKht, 13W. all.ll Si ACRES, near Cral.tree, 20 KM In cultivation, balunce id pa""". ,",, t.mbar, rui.nlr.g water, good ".uild..Ka. Torma tan ba m.Uo. MKUU aom. Liberty Bond, on navment. Thi. i. Itood place and . a good buy. Sea J. V Went 2d 8t No phona. WANTED HOP PICKERS-At tha J. W. Seavey Yanla 1 mile aouth of Crvallia. Will pay 11.60 pe' 0 )U. Good camp ground., irood wa ler. aawed atov,.l. Straw for i i. T.iilx uk.lure for horae ana row and taaketa fiimiahed free. Stora on groui.di. Mat delivered .very d.v W ill iree traina and mot iamillea out and h .flei nop picking. ISO ar.a, SOl ci.-r. yanl. i'lraaa render early. Wriu W. U Puller, cur allln. Box ' none 7ir.fi RELIABLE TLANTS Tomatoea, lEe per dox., f! per 100; cabbage, 10c par dox., 76e per 100; cauliflower, 16e per dox. MURPHY '8 8EED STORE. a2tf BUSINESS DIRECTOR! ElMKB C GIPK 'Jilroprartor Nature ranm cure a dixit, snlaaa iha cauM la emuvad. Chiropractic adioatmenta r-move .ha eauae Rooma 6, 7, V. '0. Cuelck Bank Bide Dr. H. E. Jackaoa DENTIST . . 40t-0S Flret National Bank Bldg. Phono 216 J HZHXHXHZHZHZHZHZ u z I See By the Papers H A M I I T O N S ' VHZHZHZHZHZHSHZH : S SHOE DYES, CLEANERS, WIUTENEK8, POLISHES .k H Z M H His eyes have fallen on the announcement that interests him most In order that you, too, may get the benefit of what he is read ing, we reproduce it here " All 25c Brands, our price 13c All 15c Brands, our price 10c All 10c Brands, our price 2 for 15c H S If Buy Your Next Pair of Shoes at H-A-M-I L-T-O-N-'S H YouH find these in our- H Z H Z H Z H H I H Z H H H Z H Z H Basement Brown Canvas Work Shoe, with" red rubber sole Mens sizes 0 up Boys' 2V to 6 Youths 11 to 2 $2.19 $1.95- $1.85 Heavy Basketball Bal. Shoe, red rubber sole Men's sizes 6 up Boys'- 2Va to 6 $1.95 $1.75 Brown bal with sole Boys' 2- to 5V1 93c Youths' 12 to 2 90c . MEN'S BLACK OXFORDS, sizes 6 up 69c . See Window No. 5 H Z: H S H X H Z H You will find these on the Main Floor- - 3 Shoe Section Boys' White Tennis Bal. 90c Women's White Tennis Bal. 90c H H H Z H Z H Women's White Tennis Oxfords 69c BLACK TENNIS OXFORDS Child's sizes 6 to 11 55c Youth's,-sizes ll' to 2 59c Boy's, sizes 21. to 6 65c Women's, all sizes 65c See Window No. 5 HZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZ H Z H Z H T. H S HAMHTONS IZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZ WANTED Woman for light houao keeping In amall family. Call -at 6211 Broadalbin St. Phone 7. 11.13 BEURY PICKERS WANTED Good camping ground., wood and water, free tranportation if you alay all .enHC.il. Will aUrt at 2c a pound, fiay more Intvr. F. M. 8t John, tout 3, Albany, Ore. 1U23 WANTED Sewing to da by exper ienced dreaamaker. 027 Ferry St. Telephone 7Y. Ilnl3 PiH-, 203 Valo HOGS FOR SALE 30 head of hog.. ",ho.U and p.g. for ..la. C r Hugh Hugn lom, phono 6UJ. JyWtl TOR SA1 By tha cwnar, 00 acrea bottom land In amaU aracta. Eaay Urma. H. Bryant. J Miscellaneous. FOR RENT 2 light hou--kceping room.. No children. Call at Sii'i 8. Jeffenton St. Phone 701Y. . alltf II. F. -Merrill Fire Inanranco Surety Bo. da Loana Room No. 1, Second Floor, Firat Sav- Ing. Beak BulUbnf FISHER -IIKADEN CO. Progren.ive Funeral Director.' , AUTO SERVICE I.adv A.aiatant. Phone 9S Nft ht Call 609R , Dr. George J. Kcnagy Chiropractor Flrat National Bank Bulldiae Oflice ....Both Phones Residence. .Bell Phone 202L Santiam Newa Fred Sylve.u-r .old hia farm re cently, receiving -3100 per acre. He ia undecided aa to hia future loca tion. Mr. and Mra. Jaaper Frilt were bunineaa calrlca in Altwny Monday. Mert Woods ia operating hia hay bailer in the neighborhood thia week. P.-ta and Judd Gray and Elmer llenderxon went to HH UM uiai rU Wednvaday by Ford and report a fair , Hj catch of ftah aa well aa finding the , UZ roada in condition for good auto trar- nJ el. conudering the mountainoua coun- jj try and hill, which are to be gone Jfi over. i UZ M. N. Ward ha. rented a farm i Ql three Hi ilea west of Lebanon and will . tn move on it thia fall. ; U W J. RlRnkenshin's nearh cron is re Just beginning to ripen and promise. o be a bumper crop of firxt-cfas iuhcious iruiu, Mr. and Mra. L. B. Henderson re turned recently from a ten-day trip visiting point, in Central Oregon. Sitera. Bend. Prineville and Redmond were visited. The farmer, there were pretty busy with their first crop of alfalfa. Cusicka to Retur Mr. and Mrs. Charlea H. Cusick and family will return thia afternoon from Cs.se. die where they have been .pending their vacation. Tha Democrat Claaalfieda for Reaultr kindly mention The Democrat Ten Points to Settle Be fore You Buy Any Truck LOANS SURETY BONDS E. F. SOX Fire, Caaualte and Automobile In. aurance. Koal Eataio. 21 Flrat National Bank Building WANTED To rent, a modern house, by couple without children. Phone 7iilU Jy28tf FOR SALE-Cheap. 1 W",1 horse wagon. Call B. J. FOR RENT-Furnlshed modern house. No children. Inqulri .at S1 Montgomery St. or phone 700Y. FOR 8ALE-7 acre, with good lm provemenla. all kind, of fruit and nerrlea, running water. 1 mile from All..-.. Tha hest of BOil. HM it inken anon. Son J. V. l'lne, 2H3 West 2d St. (No phone.) 1 Oalfl 1IU1CK 46 tlrea, new hnltcry. In perfect mechanical condition. Pont A.rl,wi It ihl. .nan. Oakland fl, just ilk. lr tiro and tube look thia ono ovor. Kirk-McKom Motor Co. WANTED--To buy, furnished rouse, or win rent house and buy furni- t ire. Addrvaa L. M. I)., care Dem-' ocrat. , j25tf GET YOUR OLD Fjmlture and Mat tresses mado over .ke new. At tha Furniture Hospital, 128-130 Ferry St.. jyl2tf . CAaii I A ll For furniture and houaehold gooda. Sea ua oaf or joo aell. Albany Furniture Exchange 41M17 Waat lat 8k Both phonaa d2tf WOODSAWINO Call S. U. BrIJger, Bell phone 43CR. Residence I'M W. 6lh SU Ofnca with E. R. Cum-ning., .Jfltf .'OR hENT Large modern furnish ed rwm close In. Inoiire at Dem' or rat office. j24tf HEMSTITCHING 12He per yanl. thread funiiahe Bell nhono 462R. Sue Breckenridgo, 833 W. 2d St CHAS A. HUNT Violinist and Teacher Horn poone 4124. Studio 833 Jeffer son Street m6tf Vrderal Farm Loana 6tt pat" oent Interest. S4 1-2 year. time. Prompt and cITiciont aervice. Applicationa will ba received by tha rirat. National Bank, Albany, Oro. A. C. BOHRNSTEDT 401 Masonic Temple Salem, Ore. J- v. pir , Bargain, in Faro ' Land, and City property Inaurarce, Money to Loan on Good Famia r 6 per cent . DR. G. E. FORTMILLER Phyairlaa and Surgeon Office Phonea Houaa Phouea Bell 44 Bell 17S Home 44 " Home S.171 - ..... 1 ' DnAma F'URNISIIKK IKiuseseepuiK . I n - O vAAma wlth 1 or noiise wnnieo - bath, by couple without children. Address Room 334, Albany lintel. 1214 FOR SALE Whllo Leghorn rocker els, March hatch. From heavy lav ing .train. 12 and $3. Add SSc per month after Aug. 1R. tnrreasc vntir flock average. Edward C . Viereck, R. D. 4, phone 464fi. altslldw RAIiniTS New Zealand Reda good, healthy atoek. Unrelated pair, for PAT'S CAFETERIA The beat tho market affords. Soa what yo-i're going to eat Short orders in con nection. Also all kinda of confec tionery. Walter M. Patterson, 101 Lyon St, comer or Flrat J.vHtf Frank G. Will JEWELER High claaa Jewelry. Silver, Cot Olaaa and Hand. Painted China, VIERECK'S : BATHS SHAVING HA1RCUTTING RAZORS HONED AND 8T Open 7 a. m. to 7 p. nr.; Satur day 10 p. ni. Corner Firat and Ellsworth Streeta. . Daily Market Report Hay ind Grain Wheat J2.00. Onta J72i75. Hay $10fti20. Mill Fecd--$3. Wool and Mohair Wool t4O0i$52. Mohair 66c. Vegetablea Cabbage, 6c; onions, 7c;x turnips. 2Hc; parsnips, Sc; new potatoca, jc in trade. llutler. Butterfat and hgga Butterfat 2c. Creamery Butter, wholesale, 60 61c; retail 70c. Dairy butter 60c trade; retail 60c. Eggs, buying price 4tic, retail 48c. ! I'ouitry Hena 21(o23c; broilers, 21g23c. Old roosters, 10(&12c. Geese 13c; ducks 15c. l.ocal Stockyards D. E. Nebergall Meat Co. Hoga 18He. Steers 7 fit 10c. . Cows 4fi7c. Laniha 9i 10c. Mutton SVicCnS. Lambs 9c10H. The Motor Truck ia established. Its utility ia no longer questioned. Aa a means of trans portation it ia definitely established that a mo tor truck ia incomparably economical, conven -ient, etc. So it is not a question of whether or not you need a motor truck. Your decision muat be WHICH TRUCK to ae lect It ia a big question not to be decided un til -you have every fact, every data of coat be fore you. On that basis ONLY can you make a selection that will justify the required expendit ure. GARY. "THE TEN TEST TRUCK" invites every ' Investigation every test or question that any owner may advance. The GARY MOTOR TRUCK baa been aelected by some of the larg est truck 'a sera in America. They bay on the basis of FACT only and GARY has satisfied these owners in every one of the following ten Important points. TEST Fortmiller Bros. Funeral Directors Our Own Auto ITrarao M-Lady Attendant Both Phonea Maaonle Bldg. W.P.ChilcoteY WORK-SHOP General Iron and Woodwork A-Na-1 Horae Shoer Rubber tires put on buggies. Auto wheels repaired. Corner of Second and Montgom ery Streets TEST 1 TEST TEST STRAY COW TAKEN UP One Jersey cow, about 7 years old, taken up on July 25th. Call J. D. Isom. Bell pho- 614J. KalB Don't let your children suffer. If they are fretful, peevish, puny or cross, give them Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea a hsrmlesa but safe laxative for children. 35c. F'oahay & Mnoan, Albany, Oregon. Constipation upsets the entiraiiya-1 J tern causing serious illnesses to the I ji human family. Don't worry Hollis- flf ter'a Rocky Mo-intain Tea will drive j 0 out constipation, regulate the bowels, I n tone the stomach, purify, cleanse. I Of WiH...t il -... u - U or. Foshny A Maaon Albany Oregon TEST REASONABLE 1NYESTMEST Don't buy a truck that will depreciate too rapidly to be economical. You really rent a motor truck when you buy it At the end of its seriod of use it should have a substantial "Cash or trade-in" value. Investi -gate the actual "after use" worth of any truck before you make yojr se lection. , ECONOMICAL OPERATION Trucks are a means of economy. It is not an investment to buy the truck that will increase your transporta tion costs. Find out what it will ac tually coat you to transport your mer chandise. SIMPLICITY Skilled experienced labor costa nioncy. You don't want to increase your labor hire because of your truck investment Before making your choice, take arty worker in yo-ir De livery IHipartment Give him a few simple instructions. See whether or not the truck is simple enough for his unskilled abilities. e EQUALIZED BALANCE From front fender to rear lamp bracket, maximum efficiency of oper ation requires even distribution of weight, work and wear. The motor must not be too light for its load the frame must not be heavier than ' U necessary. Consider whether or . not there ia proper co-relation of alio anu arte. TEST 6 TEST 7 TEST 8 OVER CARRIAGE . Do not buy a one-ton truck and ex pect it to do a 3 1-2 ton duty. But the truck you do buy should be built to allow for a reasonable margin of overload. Buy the t -.t uck that your buainesa needs- Do not invest in a 5 ton track for a 1 ton labors. Nor should you buy a 3 1-2 ton truck to do the work of a 6 ton truck. CONTINUOUS OPERATION Accidents will happen, and some re pairs are inevitable. Select a truck of a design so standardized that re pair will never keep your truck out oi service. t ESTABLISHED MANUFACTURER A tiuck made by a maker having lim , itcd resource, ia a -questionable, in vestment Be sure the maker of your truck will be in business as long as you do. DEALER DEPENDABILITY The dealer is the agency that Is. di rectly responsible to you. Be sura that the dealer from whom you buy your truck is as reliable and depend able aa yojr own banker. Do not buy a truck from a dealer that haa a reputation for shifting responsibility. TEST NON RADICAL DESIGN Radical changes and principles are experimental. Do not buy an exper imental truck. - Keep within approv ed design and principle.' : ! . SPEED POWER I An emergency will arise where you will have to run your fully-loaded truck at its maximum speed. Power should provide for speed to allow for speed when it is necessary. THE TEN-TEST TRUCK" ; Haa measured up to every test Let,u give you the facta to prove ft ' (- 9 Tesl 10 Gary Coast Agency 7i BROADWAY V Ben T. Ridders Local Agent A ale. 430 West Third St T