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Newspaper Page TextALBANT DAM.T tSMOOUT, THURSDAY, AVOl'BV II, till 1' Lost or Stolen JUST RECEIVED, largo supply of Safety Deposit Boxes The rant for f 1.00 and upward, nd will Mfegwd your Lluorty Bond or ol'ir valuables Uit you cannot salely carry about or leave in your borne for fear they may bo loat or stolen. Wo aro alwaya at your servlc. The First National Bank BIHIIPPKI) TO MF.KT YOUR EVKRY UDBINKHS AND FINANCIAL WANT The First Savings Bank " Wher Sarlaga Aro 8afo" 4 Pec Crnt Intere.t Paid oa Sating. CLASSIFIED A IIAKCAINVFor sale, a modern I ami a half atory bungalow, nearly new, and new garage, in 8ann. 1'U aunt location, electric Hunts in both buildings, larg lot for garden ana chickens. 11) minutra walk from town; sidewalk pant tho property, alao gravel road. Th price and terms will appeal to you. Call or aditrtaa Homer A. Dowd, Albany, Oregon. IVfib 'OR SAI.K Krntjcky Wonder airing bean for canning. I'hona 47F13. Ed Uyer, K. K. D. No. S. 2022 FOR SALE 8 loU and reaidenro . Ileal buy In the city. LoU of fine fruit ami garden and berriea. Beau tiful Kiverview. Fin water. Worm 4oO0. Will aril for I2&O0 cash. 8 Louie K. Uell at Pacific Garag. 20a6 FOR HALE Good coltag at No. 1U40 W. Vth hi. Larue lot, all kinds of fruit, l'rice Stfou, pay us down and balance 10 per month. Beam Land Co., 133 Lyon Su 20a21 KOK SAI.K A Buick delivery car, cheap. Call at 128 Ferry St. auif FOll SALE A good 7-room house " 'cloao to 2 schools. Modern Improve ment. Enquire of J. D. Kiln, woo Ka.t 4th St., Albany. Pro. 2027 FOB SALE A 6-paaangr car In firnt claaa condition. A nap if taken at once. Phono 708L or call at HU.I W. 6th St. Ila21 A BARGAIN 3 fin building Iota In Sunns Addition, 111 minute walk from town, sidewalk and gravel roud all the way to property. Elec tric lighta run by property. Sewer eyalein. Price for th 8 Iota, SHOO, lenns, f 100 down, balance $10 per month until paid for; or will make terms to suiL Call or address liomir A. Dowd, Albany, Or. Ila25 FOR SALE 40 acres, o,000. 12.000 cash. 2 houses, now barn, stock and Implements; alao crop if taken at once. Would prefer to keep part of place, but will sell 10 or 16 acres, with new Iriildings. half of crop, team and wagon. $2,600 for 10 acres, $11,000 for lb acres, $ 1600 In cash. II. S. Richards, hat -mile south of sawmill. ' a7tf FOR 8ALE Nowly made over yee ond hand mattresses. At th Fur niture Hospital, 123-130 Ferry St. Jyitf FOR RALE Highest and prettiest residence loU in Albany, sewer and electric lightu, in 2 blocks of Lem ke'a Store. Cash or Installments See or phon Attorney Geo. W. Wright, l:i6J. allell HOGS FOR SALE 30 head of hoga, ahoaU and piga for sule. Call Hugh Itugit Isom, phone 6I4J. lylfltf FOR SAI.E By th owner, 400 acre bottom land in amall tract. Easy terms. H. Bryant. J12lf FOR SALE White Ighorn cocker els, March hatch, f rom ncavy lay inu strain. $2 and $3. Add 36c per month after Aug. 16. Increase your flock average. Edward C. Vlvreck, K. V. 4, pnon nso. allalldw FOR SALE Cheap, by owner, 2 lots 1 r.l..nnnl. fit af Mrnnr tit Nth. T. A. Farmer, 427 Crescent St., wniia wnun, wnsn. ina.w FOR SALE IN SUNRISE 6 room modern bungalow with fireplace, built-in kitchen, sleeping porch, parage and 1 acre of good land anil aomt fruit trees. Cosy and conven ient horn for someone, Roy E. I'owd, phone 404R . 18n23 FOR SALE t 5-pas. Buick and 1 Saxon Roadster. Irvin's Gnirage. 18a23 FOR SALE House, 7 room. CIos In. Paved corner. Term. Might exchange for 10 to 40 acre fnrm. Call or write Md. Edgar, 404 E. lxt St., Albany, Or. 18a24 II! Farm Loan No Coaml II milium I rmimimnnsmsmRRii BUSINESS FOR SALE New Chevrolet, at Pa cific Garage, for U0. Good cause fur aelling. a lull PEACHES Pick them yourself at orchard. Crawford and Fosters, $1 per buahel, furnish yojr own box. C. W. Cooper Farm, 2 mllea N. W. of Dover. 10a26 FOR RENT Light hoiaekacplng rooms at o.v neat - iui m. w children. Ia21 WANTED Man to ahlngl houaa. (Jill at 4.11 Montgomery St. 20a22 FOR SALE Fine 80 aero farm 4 milea of Albany, new house and barn, hogtight fencing, 2-acro fam ily orchard. Good road. Place I underpriced at $126 per a. Term. Beam Land Co., 134 Lyon St. 1021 FOR SALE Ford 2 touring car nd 1 truck. All in good condition. Alto 1 Buick. Call at St. Francis Hotel Wednesday. R. W. Tripp, Rrownavilla, Or. 1920pl FOR SALE 2 first claaa work hors es, weight about 1360 lb. Phone 4.1F4. 2026 FOR SALE On John Deer sulky plow and on aet of heavy work harneaa; 1 Durham bull 16 montha old; 1 O. L C brood eow, farrow In abo.it 4 week. Call Bell phone 614 J. Hugh Isom. 2020 Miscellaneous. FOR RENT 2 good 160-acr farms. Will be at St. Franei Hotel, Al bany, Wednesday. R. W. Tripp, Brownsville. Ore. 19a20pl GOOD CANNING PEACHES For aale at $1.60 per bu. Delivered, while they Inst, any place in town. Phone 4K11R or office No. 12WR. M. G. Reed. 2026 WANTED Team 2600 or 2600 lb. Wagon and harness, for all around work. Must bo guaranteed. Give price and description. Address J, care of Democrat OftVo. 2022 WANTED To buy furniture or fur nished home. Address Koom 403, St. Francis Hotel. Albany! al9tf 240 ACRES, fine Improvement, fen ced In 6 fields. $60 acre. Sharp Powell, 2.10 W. 1st St. 1420 WANTED To rent, a 'modern house. Dy couple without children. Phone 76U Jy28tf RELIABLE PLANTS Tomato, 16c Pr do., $1 per 100; cabbago, 10c par do., 75o per 100; cauliflower, 15o par do. MURPHY'S SEED STORE. 24tf GET YOUR OLD Furniture and Mat- treur made over like new. At tho Furniture Hospital, 128-130 Ferry Sta. jy!2tf CASH PAID Tnr furniture and household goods. Soo ua oof or jou sell. Albany Fnrnitar Exchange, 411-417 Weet 1st 8. Both phonec d2tf WOODSA WING Call 8. H. Brldgor, Bell phon 436R. Residence 124 W. 6th St Offlco with E. R. Cumninga. jtitf fOR kENT Largo modem furnish ed room close In. Ino;jiro at Dem ocrat offic. J24tf HEMSTITCHING 12M per yard, thread fumlshe. Bell phono 462R. Sue Breckenridge, 833 W. 2d St. PAT'S CAFETERIA The beet th market afford. See what you're going to (at. Short order in con nection, Alao all kind of confec tionery. Walter M. Patteraon, 101 Lyon St, comer or FIrar. JyStf LOST On the road from Tangent to Lebanon to Crabtreo to Sclo, a cow hide tan colored hand-grin contain Ing wearing apparel and papers of the Kellogg Corn Flake Co. Please notify owner. Roward. F. N. Per sels, Multnomah Station, Oregon. 2029 lUvtrslds ltBi RIVERSIDE, Aj. 21. Special. Mr. and Mra. E. A. Lundy and family of Noh Yakima wer renewing old acquaintance In tlio neighborhood laat week. They havo been taking an extended auto trip through, Washing ton and Orrifon and hava btn gone from homo about two montha. Mra. A. II. Illackburn of Lebanon vlaltad a few days with Mr. Auatln Bond recently. Mra. Sarah Gourlcy, Mr. and Mra. Jss. Caldwell and aon Gala motored to Woodliurn to apand tho waokand with friends. Miaa Agne Anderson of Portland la spending bar vacation a th homo of her mother, Mra. Jennie Andt-raon. The Thuraday club enjoyed a pleaa ant afternoon at the homo of Mra. Archie Miller. Converaation waa In tersnerscd with Instrumental mu'ic by Miaa Dora Stewart, aonira by the Mlaaea Eastman and several delight ful readinra by Mra. Jaa. Hryant. Light refraahmenta were aerved . Thoae preaent were Meadamea Atkes on, Burbunk, Muller, Eastman, Stell marher, (jourley, Maatoraon, Dodge, Anderaon, Jaa. Caldwell, Harry Btew art, Jaa. and Henry Bryant,Misses DIRECTORY NOTICE Will tho party -taking wrong suitcase at a. r. aepos Aug. 14 please notify R. A. M., car of Democrat, for exchange? 1022 HELP WANTED WANTED HOP PICKERS At tb J. w U..... V n4 1 mile south of Corvalli. Will pay $160 per 100 lb. Good camp ground, good U-r, a wed alovew-od. Straw lor . . t ...... tnr horse and pea. jein- --- ---- cow and basket Jurn.shed fro. Btore on groui.il. .nest every dv Will ireet trains and mow iamlllc out and In picking. ISO aor.-s. god ce-n yard. K-ase renter early. Wnu W. L. Butler, Cor-allia, Box VI7. 'hone 7115 HOPPICKERS WANTED W will begin picking hop on the early hop Aug. 20 and th lata one aiiout Sept 1st Can use more picker for the late cne. Cell phone 8603 or wr'te J. A. Seavey, Corvalli. Orvg., Gentry Yard. Good accommodations. Yard located 7 miles 8. A of Al- bmnv. Pav $1.60 per 100 pound". 'oazi BERRY PICKERS WANTED Good camping grounds, wood and water, 1 reo transportation if you stay all season. Will start at 2c a pound, pay more later. F. M. St John, Route 3, Albany. Ore. 1123 FOR RENT 2 light housekeeping rooms. No children. Call at 333 S. Jefferson St Phone 701Y. alltf WANTED A girl or mlddleogod wo man for light housekeeping work. Small family, no children, good wage. 626 Broadalbin St Phone 474. I6a22 II. F. Merrill Fire Insurance Surety Bond Loan Room No. 1, Second Floor, First Sav ing Bank BoJldiaf Dr. George J. Kenagy Chiropractor First National Baak Bulldlag Office. Both Phones Residence. .Bell Phone 202L LOANS 8URET1 BONDS E. F. SOX lira, Casusltv and Automobllo In. uranc. Real Eataw. 21 Fin-t National Bank Building CHAS A. BUNT VioUniat and Teacher dome poono 4 ITS. Studio 833 Jeffer son Street m6tf Federal Farm Loans 6Vt per cent interest 84 1-2 yean tlm. Prompt and efficient service. Application will b received by th First National Bank, Albany, Oro. A. C. BOHRNSTEDT 411 Masonic Temple Salem, Ore. J. V. PIPrJ Bargain in Farm Land and City Dronerty Insurapce, Money to Loan on Good f arm o per cent DR. G. B. FORTMILLER Phyaiclan and Surgeon Offlc Phone Houa Phone Bell 44 BeB 17t Home 44 Homo 171 Fortmillcr Bros. Funeral Directors Our' Own Auto Heir SO" Lady Attendant Both Phonea Masonic Bldg. Sidl and Bessl Ball, Fornc and Ollven Eastman, Uora Stewart and Rom Dodg. Honored guests were Mrs. Ed Millhollen and Mr. "E. M. Jonea of Allny. Mrs. Austin Bond and lamuy mo tored to Newport Thursday for a two-weeks' outing. Mr. apd Mr. P. L. nedge of Inde pendence and Mr. Do Mgness, gov ernment dairy Inspector, were vis I ton st th Hastings homo Sunday. Mr. Victor Thuren and daughter Mis Esther of Denver, Colo., who have been viaitlng with tho Ed holm A Anderson fsmllles, exnect to return homo Tuesdsy. Mra. Thuren I a alsterinlaw of Mrs. Edholm and Mra. Anderson. Jack Morrill, who ha spent several weeks at tho home of hi motherin law, Mra. Jennie Anderson, went to St. Helen Thursday where ho 1 working for a abort time before tak ing an extended trio to foreign coun tries. Mr. Morrill I a marine engin eer. Mr. Troxel returned Sunday from Eugene where he was called by lh llln of her father. Mr. and Mr. Geo. Barn of Or leans and her brother, Mr. Owen, re cently returned from France, were caller at the Miller home Sunday v(. Tennessee Lal LEBANON, Aug. 21Soelal Mr. and Mr. Clyd Burkhart and Ilt l ona. Carl and Gal, are viitine Mrs. Burkhrt' lstr In Central Oron. Mrs Gear Ros and son Walter end Mi. Ve Carroll and daughter Lena went to Newport Sunday fpr a week's outlne. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wooton of Phnonlx, Arls.. and sons, Arden and Alfred, ram last week for a visl' with relatives at Scio. Lebanon and Brownsville. After viaiting in Ore gon for a few week they will go to Missouri rtr.d Kansas for a visit with Mr. Wooton' parents. Miss Clariece Munaey returned Sunday from a visit of two weeks at MrMinnville. While there she had the pleanre of a drive over th Co lumbia Highway, which she believe cannot be surpassed for beauty. Neighbors and friends of Mrs. Ber tha McColo are very indignant over the elopement of her husband. Georre MrCole, especially from the fact that he left her penniless, even going to the home while Mrs. McColo was away and taking the food and all oth- PacificEmpIoymentCo Help of all kinds Furnished Free to Employers "Alwaya at Your Service" Responsible, Reliable Phone. Wire or Write. J. P. COXON. Manarer 233-125 Bunurfd St. Portland. Or. GnANCROFT U Optical Co. I I 311Vj W. 1st St. lbaay Don't Buy Glasses Buy and Demand Results WE WILL GUARANTEE YOU THE RESULTS Also that yon get th right Frame and Lease for Stvl and Comfort ' 1 Wo Do Repairing i S srphoa 461-aa mf" BUSINESS DIRECTORS EI MRS C GtPE Qtlropractor Nature eanm t cur a die as the caul a is tamovod. Chiropractk sdjustmenta rmov Jm cause. Rooms 6, 7. 9. '0. Coatck Bank Bldg. WANTED 2 waiters at once. O. K. Kcstaurant 15a21 Dr. H. K. Jackson DENTIST 404-45 First Nations) Bank Bldg. Phon 216 -J ' PUT STOW IN Savs Indigestion Results from an Excess of HrdrociUoric Acid. Undigested food delayed in the stomach decays, or rather, ferments BSe tunc u food left in the open air, says a noted authority. He also tells as that Indigestion is caused by Hyper-acidity, meaning, there is an excess of hydro chloric acid in the stomach which prevents complete digestion and start food fer mentation, i nus eveiytmng ease soars m the stomach much like garbage aoan in a can, forming acrid fluids and gases which inflate the stomach like a toy balloon. Then we feel a heavy, esmpy misery in the chest, we belch as gas, we eructate soar food or have heart burn, flatulence, water-brash or nausea. He tells us to lay aside ail digestive aids and instead, get from any pharmacy four ounces of Jsd Salt and take a tablespoonful in a glass of water before breakfast and drink while it is effer vescing and furthermore, to continue this lor a week. While relief follows the first dose, it is important to neutral ize the acidity, remove the gs-nulrmg mass, start the liver, stimulate the kid neys and thus promote a free flow of pure digestive Juices. Jsd Salts is inexpensive and is made from the acid oi grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia and sodium phos phite. This harmless saka is used by thoutsnds of people for stomach trouble with excellent result. FIMDIIIOII HSHSHSHsiti HAMILTONS liisHSiisusn f ioee wf Zm a ii ti Here is a Saving for you from our Shoe Section Women's Dark Brown All Kid 9-in. lace boot,' tlather Louis heels, white welt, Imitation tips. (No tax.) H B H S H Z H S H Z H H Z H Z M "In view of the constantly rising: price of goo4 shoes advise that you buy early this Fall; in fact" BYtt and BUY NOW 25c Polishes 15c; 15c Polishes 10c; 10c Polishes 2 for Z z Grocery Specials gFor FRIDAY and SATURDAY 35 CITRUS WASHING H Large package H LUX SOAP FLAKES -... 10c pk. Z JELLO 10c pk. H RIPE OLIVES oak Cliff brand. 5 J oz. cans, net wt. of fruit . . . . ; S 2 cans for 25c 14 SEEDED RAISINS, No. 12 pkg. 10c ZHSHSHZHZj H er thing they could use, borrowing soma money from bis fatnennlaw on tho pretense of wanting to go to Belknap Springs for his health. But instead he went to Lebanon, where b stocked up well with cata and auto tires. The girl in th case is only 16 year old. They were aeen near Belknap Springa on Saturday evening, and it is supposed they made their way over the mountains that war. Miss Garnet Parton returned Sa turday from a visit in Portland. Hiss Eunice Mackey is alao visiting in Portland. Mrs. Roy Evans has been in Port land for sometime taking -treatments of a specialist for lung troubles. Mr. and Mrs. R. C Burkhart and son Max accompanied by Mrs. Burk hart' iter and brotherinlaw, Mr. and Mr. Frank Georg, made a trip by auto recently to tho home of the sister of Mra. Burkhart and Mra. George at Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Everett McClellan of near Corvalli visited over Sunday with Mra. McCIellan'a parent. O. R. Keebler and family, Mrs. Keebler'a sister from Portland, Mr. Groves and family and a nomber of other friend and relatives made up a party which went up on the Mclea- sio nver ior a lew aays outing. While there they were poisoned by ptomaine. Only five of the party escaped th poison. The doctor had to be sum moned for some of them. " A very enjoyable picnic waa held in Fir Grove Park, Salem, Sunday in honor of Edkar Wooton and family, from Phoenix, Arts. Mrs. Wooton was formerly Mhai'Burniee McDonald . 1 The Fashion Secrets of a new season be gins to unfold in Earnest ! Beautiful new suits, straight line silho-jette and modish blouse affair some enrich ed with fur trimming. A great diversity of models and materials. SPECIAL Closing out Lawn and Or gandie Blouse 89c M. Sternberg & Co. Women's Shop THE HAPPY MEDIUM fj mm We have attained the happy medium by supplying j good merchandise within the reach of all. ' A visit j to our store will convince you. II $10.00 POWDER. 25c vami Sim VtiBZSWXAX AM 1 LT Q NI of this bounty who taught school a number; of yean her. She went to Arizona to be ewith her sister there. Her aister died. She remained and married Mr. Wooton. He is a mem ber of a development company whicn buy op undeveloped land and puta it under irrigation. They then Taie cotton on the land. They now have 2,000 acre of cotton in the Salt Riv er Valley. At this picnic also -waa Mrs. Woot on' grandfather, A. R- McDonald, a pioneer of Linn county, and a number of his children and their families, to- LOOK a At thia special for the week: H OLYMPIA FLOUR, old -wheat m BEST SOFT WHEAT H LAST CHANCE, aa thia win H It P-A.-Y-S g PHONE ft STARS' FIRST Md FERRir Auto Sponges "l Large Size AUTO SPONG ES Jit.. 35c to 41.25 AUTO CHAMOIS at ...... $1.00, $1.50. $2.00 and $20 each ' Johnson's prepared AUTO, WAX a ? SSe Johnson's LIQUID WAX for :- 60e and oe Johnson's AUTO CLEANER 35 Can Auto Top DRESSING, makes yoJr old top look like new, at 95c pint Automobile PAINT, black at 85e pint Also complete line of AUTO iSOLORS.' FORD SPARK PLUGS at 75 each AUTOMOBILE EXTRA DEPARTMENT Woodworth Drug Co. Certainly WE CAN CLEAN VETCH OUT OF WHEAT.' Bring na your grain Vetch, Gray Oats, Rye, Clover Seed. Wa will make it merchantable and pay the highest market price. Murphy s S4 I n m . ii B II Z II z II we 15c Z N Z II z II z II z II z II E II z II VANITY FAIR Glove Silk Underwear Plus 4-inch vest. The extra 4 inches ma! this vest the most com fortable one you can imagine. "No garters can touch you." Comes in Flesh Silk. 9 OS iyjair Corset Section) zhzhzhzkz z tsling about 30, were present. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Bids will be received for the removal of the old Livery Stable on the cor ner of Second and Ellsworth Street. Bidder to get all material in same. C H. MURPHY, 422 West First St, Albany, Ore. .18tf WHEN ANSWERING classifieds ads. kindly mention TTie Democrat. S 3 ii $2.95 If $175 1 1 1 E 1 S3 3 clean up say contract. to Trade at-- Seed Store if