ALBANY DAILY DEMOCIAT. MONDAY. OCTOBER II. 1111.
CLASSIFIED-AOS BUSINESS DIRECTORY
FOB HAI.K Htuck bum l. K. Neb-
rgall Meat Co. llolS
SWEET CIDER Will make chirr for
the public every Tueaday until fur
ther nolle. I'hoiie U K. wuimer
Phone MM oil
FOR 8AI.E IU17 Ford, all In good
condition. Home extras, MMJ. I'a
clflc Garage. llol7
t'OR 8 A LB 4-ruom plastered Iioum,
one-quarter blork of Uml, all kinds
of fruit. small barn, located at
l(K!s K. Hth Ht. Trie f 1000. H00
down, bat Ilka rant Beam Iand
Co., 13 Lyon Ht lluia
t'OR SALE Buggy or riding bona,
-hut. Call Ml ?lh A thlrmiro Him
Untie
rOR BALK Flemish' Clante, New
Zealand and Htmalyaa rabbita. Also
aoma rabbit houaaa. Vary chaap.
Call at Tth A Chicago 8ta. 1 lol7
FARMS FOR BALE (S acres. All
In cultivation, nira bungalow
house, vary good barn, altuatad S
mllaa from Albany, Price fllO par
era. Possession (Ivan immediately.
Acrea. Fair buildings, all in
cultivation, running water. Thia la
ona of tha beat farma In Linn
county, altuatad -mllee from Al
oany, poaaaaalon can ba (iven. Baa
J. V. Pope, tUS Weat llnd St. UoU
STOCK RANCH KKEE--100 acraa In
alb 100 acraa Umber, 14 acraa In cul
tivation, 80 acraa under fence. Two
acraa of orchard. Good building. Tim
bar cruiaaa 6 million feet Will aall
entire place for tha price of tha tim
ber 11.00 par thoiaand feet 4 mile
north of Mill City. Addreaa W. P.
Chllcota. Ulackemilh Bhop. Xndi and
Monlgerae ry aU Do 14
SEED WHEAT Wa bava a limited
quantity of atat certified Eaetem
Oregon forty fold aeed wheat price
1 6 per buahel. Red. Crown MilU
O-7-tf
WANTED Man to help at brick
yard for general una. sue Haw
IliiKa m liroadalbin at, featf
HAULING WA NTKlJ Owner of a
M ton truck will haul (rain or
gravel. - Apply at Ma W. 2d St
J. W. Roberta. a!3ol3
Miscellaneous.
WANTED CORN for ensilage, use
lou tona or mora, D. E. Nvbergall.
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i'AINTING AND WHITEWASH
ING EsUmatea given on all kindi
of roofnlg, out able painting and
whitewashing. P. O. Box 86.
IOoIO
WANTED you to clean 20 acrea of
bottom ground, for UM f n,f for
S yeara, la partly alashed also o
ther work on ranch. If party wanta
to put hia part in loicanberriee will
furniah planta. Addreaa Bos 384
Independence. Oregon. otf-ltie
FOR BALK 800 buahela of Early
Wonder aeed wheat at L80 per
bushel. Four and, one-half milea
vi Ih of Albany on Tangent road,
C B. Bettlemeer. Tangent o4 n
LUMBER FOR 8ALE I have $10.
$16 and $17 per thousand lumbar to
aelL I bava a portable aaw mill. 1
will aall on aaay terms on good aa
curity. J. A. Zyaelt, Jefferson. Ad
dress Albany, Ore., R. F. D. No. 2
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FOR SALE Improved forma, cU)
realderr, am all tracts cholca resi
dent Iota. Sea Attorney Goo. W.
Wright or Fred Aldricb. or phone
483 K or 13i J. ' a24it
FOB BALB Mi farm of 117 acraa li
mllaa notth of Albany, 2 milae from
O. B. depot at Talbot, all tha very
beat rivor bottom land; good orch
ard fences and buildings; nearly
oa-half In cultivation, roat timber
and pasture. Price $71 per acre.
R. Andaraoa, Jafferaon, Ore., K. 1,
; Box 72. a!7ol8
FOR SAIJ5 Moosra room hoiae.
with aaraenad-ln sleeping porch,
i full cement baaemant wash trays
and all modem built-in eonvonien-
eea. Price 62600. Will accept ono-
. half In cash, balance In monthly In
tallmeta or yearly paymenta. Sea
George C. Richards, contractor, 1 Jib
and Cs la poo la Sta. Phone oaiY.
t aliiy
FOR BALE Newly made over sec
end bead mattreeaea. At tha Fur
niture Hospital, 128-130 Ferry Ht
Jym
FOR 8AIX By tha cwner, 400 acraa
f bottom land la amaU traeta. Eaay
terms. B. Bryant J12tf
FOR 8ALB Registered rabbita. Bel
glaa, New Zealand and Flemish
Giant. Bargain If taken at once.
Call at Democrat
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Houaa and 7 lota barn
Chicken houaa, etc., at 12th and
Cottage at. Or will aall 8m Mat
Brown. 12th 8t, near Cottage. 07-13
FOR RENT Furnished sleeping
rooms with naa of bath by day,
week or month. 212 1-2 East 1st
: Bt C. W. Htenberg. llo!7
"HULL" DETACHABLE HANDLE
UMBRELLAS New ovoice of the
latest shade with handles to match
Sea them at F. M. French A Sons
Jewelry Store. oV-16.
HEMSTITCHING log per yard, you
furniah tha thread. Lore plots, 106
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FOR LEASE Dinning room of Rusa
quire at Ruae llvise. 0-7 14
BAUER A BAUER. Tailors and dean-
era. Phone 11, 107 Lyon Bt fiVtl
THE FURNITURE HOSPITAL
Renovates and makea feather mat-
trasses. Old furniture and mat
treaaea made tike new. Bring them
In or phone 281 R.. 128 and 130
Ferry 8t a30tf
WANTED, to buy, aecond hand Fords
and Chevroleta. Call at raetric
Garage. A. W. Ream. si Sol 3
WANTED To buy furniture or fur-
niahed home. Addreaa Room 403,
St Francis Hotel. Albany. allrtf
CASH PAID Far famHura aac
houeehold gnoda. Baa aa oafors ou
aelL Alhaay Kami tore Bschaaga
416-417 Weat 1st Bt Bath phones
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BUSINESS DIRECTORS
Dr. B. B. Jsckeea
DENTIST
4M-44 Firs Natlaaal Baa Bldg.
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RIMM C fltPI
Nature caaart aora a dlsasss aalaaa
t)a caaaa ia 'emoted. Chiropractic
adjustment remove Jbe cause.
Raoaaa 6. 7. t. '0. Oasark Bank Bldg.
PATS CAFETERIA Tha boat tha
market affords. Saa what you're
going to oat Short orders In con
nection. Alas all kinds of confec
tionery. Walter M. Patterson. 10)
Lyon St. corner er First JyStf
J. D. HUSTON
PAINTING. DECORATING and
PAPER-HANGING
Phaaa 411R
Shap at First aad Bskr r 8 1 reels
DR. G. R. FORTMII.LER
Phyak-laa and Surgeon
Ofllea Phones Hooas PhoMS
Bell 44 - BaB 17
FISHER BRADEN CO.
Progressive J'unonil Directors
AUTO 8ERVICE
aa-Lady Assistant Phons 85
Night Call 609R
Federal Farm Laaaa
84 par cant Intaraat 34 1-2 years
time. Prompt aad efficient aervice.
Applications will be .received by tha
First National Bank, Albany. Ora.
. A. C BOHRN8TEDT
401 Maaonlc Tempi Balea, Or.
J. V. PIPB
Bargains la Farm Lands and City
property
Insurance, Money to Loan oo Good
Farms r. 6 par cent
FOR RENT 7-room house ona mils
from Court houaa, joining new eol
' leg campus. 8e owners, Fish A
Hodges, Albany, Ora. 7ol4.
Tf t ci w iwt. - - I
, modern houss. Address Box 47S,
" Albany, ore. "i
FOR RENT In hood crops, several
small tracts bottom land. Horses
aad tools furnished. H. Bryant
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HEMSTITCHINO I2H par yard.
- thread fumlshe Bell phone 452R.
Sue Breckenridira. MS W. 8d St
HELP WANTED
WANTED Women workers at ones
' by P. A 8. Canning Co., Opnnrtun
Ity to make good wagaa. Make ap
.' plication In person at the plsnt.
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AUTO TOPS
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W msk and repair Ante
Tops, Curtains and Cushions.
H0RSKV8 TIRE STATION
VIERICK'S
BATHS
R i p e r t Workmanship
T h r a Chairs
U VIERECK.
BERT CRAWFORD,
a F. KIRK
Tour Patraaag Solicited
First aad Ellsworth Sta.
The Most
Profitable
Habit
In th world, is tha habit of
BAVINO MONEY I
Th foolish person spends all aa
receives and face POVERTY
the WI8E parson saves all he
eaa aad face PROSPERITY.
Form th savings habit today
Our Savings Department accepts
deposits largo and small and
pays 4 par cant Intaraat
Capital and Surplus. .$W.H.H
J. W. Cusick & Co.
Bankers
Albany. Orcfoa
Frank G. Will
JEWELKR
Hit class Jewelry. Hear. Cat
OUas aad Hand Paisreed Cains
Realty
Canadian Lancia
LOANS AMI INSURANT?
Geo. Taylor
Carasr af Bsiead aad Brasdsfata
BaB I2J; Bsaw X7I
WE HAVE
EVRRTTBING
OPTICAL
EYK STRAIN
la the Ca js of Many
HUMAN ILLS
If your Eyea give you trouble,
or your gtaasca are annoying
See Us
WE CAN RELIEVE YOU
BANCROFT
OPTICAL CO. .
311 1-2 1st St W. Albany
Phone 4C1
WHITR WINTER WHEAT
FORTY FOLD WHEAT
CLUB WHEAT . Jjtm
KINNEY WHEAT
GRAY SEED OATS
VETCH
WINTER RYE
Buy SEED at a SEED STORE
MURPHY'S
FOR
DRY WOOD
Call 583-R
Between 5 and 7:30 p m.
ANDERSEN
FORMER LINN CO.
MAN MAKES GOOD
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Blackburn of
near Ukiah, Umatilla county arrived
in Albany yesterday noon to visit Mr.
Blackburna mother, and his slater,
Mrs. C II. Murphy.
Mr. Blackburn ia a son of th lata
A. P. Blackburn of Lebanon and wsr
born In Linn county. He ia one of th
Linn co-inty boys who la making
good. On being questioned regarding
his acquired possession since going
to Umitilla eight years ago, he re
ports having won tha hand of ona of
the beat "school mama in tna county
as a wife and that he has at thia time
1300 acrea of land of hia own ami M0
leased and about 200 head of cattle
and other stock.
Mr. Blackburn reports a failure in
crops in bis section thia year, most
of tha stock men are buying hay in
large quantities for tha winter, htraw
ha said, sells by tha acre at e-100.
While Mr. Blackburn ia not out to
advertise hia private busimia and
doea not appear to think he is above
tha average young man in acquiring
success, it would appear to the ordin
ary bjaincea man that ha has been
going aoma.
Visits Daughter I
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Mathiaa of
Salem-Fruitland Orchard company of
Salem visited their daughter Mrs. E.
C. Smith of SIS Jefferson street over
Sunday.
Dr. Booth Buys Car
Dr. J. C. Booth ona of the leading
physicians of Lebanon arrived on the
morning train to take noma with him
a fin new automobile ha has purchas
ed from C. H. Murphy.
Movea to New Home
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Woodard who
have resided at tha St Francis hotel
for several months have moved to
617-Weet 2nd Street
On Business
Marvin Martin of near Brownsville
arrivd on the early train today from
a business trip to Eugene. Mr. Martin
ia trying to interest parties to plant
some of hia land to berrier for can
ning at the Brownsville cannery.
Sudtell Goce to Toledo
BenJ. Sudtell of Halsey waa in the
city thia morning on hia way to To
ledo to conduct a big sale.
Went to Kalem
W. H. Goltra went to Salem this
morning on a business trip to confer
with hia son John who ia a prominent
busineaa man of the capital city.
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NOTICE
My wife having left my home. the
unaersigneu win sw ue ictwiiiiib
for any debts contracted by her after
thia data.
CARL NEEDHAM.
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Shedd News Notes
Shedd, Ore. Out 11 Mrs Janet
Brock returned horn Thursday from
Oak Ridge where ahe hss been visit
ing her daughter Jeaaie for tha laat
few months.
Mr and Mrs Chas Davis hsve
bought some property in the south
end of town where they expect to
make their home. Mr Davis will pro
bably go into the berry and small
fruit busineaa soon.
Mrs Casailmun, accompanied by her
husband, and, daughter mrs Effie
Brock, errived st the Msrk McClaine
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We are acting in the best of faith when we say to
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2 you, inai wnen ir comes 10 real values, you cannot
H do better than here!
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Announcing the Newest Fall Styles
of Shoes for Women
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They ar plainer in style not with the homely
plainneea of paat seasons, but with a severity and
alenderness which adda beauty to every line. Even
th low military heeled model have tha clean,' fine
lines so becoming to the foot
W ar splendidly prepared now to supply you
with models that will suit th most exacting taste.
You 11 find models in dark (ray, taupe gray, chaav
paign. ivory, field mouse, dark brown and black.
Both th new military heels and the dressier Louis
Cuban heels are shown bt abundance,- " '-
tpTorthy of special mention are these'- . .
Women's Brown, all kid, 9 inch lac boot, having
' leather Louis heels, - t ltH AA
Sherwood Make ................... lv.Uil
Women's Black, all kid 8 1-2 inch lace boot, tara
sole, leather, Louis Heels, 1 1 O C A
Ute Dunn Make (Tax 25c.) Plai.OU
A Comfortable Shoe,' Women's Juliets, Bright Kid
Princess JulicU with Patent Stay. A good looking,
comfortable. Boose Shoe, eaay to put oa and off.
The quality of leather seed b A-l
Wide widths
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Bedspreads
New and complete stock,
fresh and clean, good
H quality too
$2.45 to $7.75
Men's Garters
Ivory and Metal Crip Garters
Metal, Single Grip. .25c and Sue
Metal, Double Grip 35c
Ivory. Single Grik (Lisle) ..35c
Ivory, Single Grip (Silk) ...65c.
Ivory, Double Grip ....... 50c
Mala Floor " ' " "
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$335 jj
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ti a . ... double ru JY
HSHSHgHSali
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home a few days ago. Mr and Mrs
Caaailman were staying at Klamath
Falls until a few days sgo when Mrs
Cassilman was threatned with a
nemo us trouble. Mrs McClaine ia a
daughter of Mr and Mrs Caaailman
also.
Cyrus Arnold has four Cartanclea
on the bark of hia neck which cause
him to hold his head just about so.
The farmers are certainly taking
advantage of the good weather. Moat
all of them are eithr plowing or sew-
ing.
The "Shedd grammer and high
school held a fair at the achoolhouae
Saturday afternoon. A large number
of exhibits were displayed which have
been eithr raised of mad by the pa
pile. Prises will be awarded. . ( '
Mr and Mrs Harry Csauaona went
to Albany hut Wednesday on the 8. P
train and came home ia a new Ford
car- - - - :.
. Rev. J. H. Boyd of Egypt rave a
missionary talk ia tha United Pre.
byterisn church Friday night '
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OPEN NOSTRILS! END
- A COLD OR CATARRH
How To Get Relief When need
and Noae are Stuffed Up.
' Count fifty! Tonr cold In head or
catarrh disappears. Tour clogged nos
trils will open, the air passase of your
head will clear and yon can breathe
fraoly. No more snuffling, hawking,
mueoue discharge, dryness or headachei'
no struggling 'or breath at night
Get a small bottle of Ely's Cream
Balm from your druirgUt and apply- a
little of thia fragrant antiseptic cream
ia your nostrils. It penetratea through
every air paseaga of the brad, soothing
and healing the. swollen or Inflamed
mucous membrane. giving you instant
relief.' Head colds and catarrh yield
like magic. Don't stay stuflej up aad
miserable. Belief Is sura.
Winifred Worrell
Teacher of
Piano and Organ .
Will receive pupils after Octob
er First
636 Weat Third St
Prevent
Sore Throat and Toncillitis
BY USING
WOOD WORTHS ANTICEPTIC
GARGLE
Woodvvorth Drug Co.
s. vi 18c. k package
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CAMELS aupply cirarette cxxitentment bsvmd anvthina JS3
you ever experienced I Yoo never tasted such rail- R
bodied meUow-mildnees; stxdi refreshiric, aptwtizinc
flavor and coolness. The mora Camela yoo amok th
greater Decomes your OeligM Lameis arm uoch a cisfa- itvtt
rette revelation I . . . ' i , " gal
Everything about Camels you find so -yjTaiHnt la do to vl
their quality to tha expert bland of choic Turkiah and fjJ
choice Domestic tobacco. - -5
YouTl say Camela are in a class by themselvea--they aeem . rpt
made to meet your own personal faare in so many ways I - VKi
Freedom from any unpleasant cigaretty after-taat or un
pleasant cigaretty odor makea Camels particularly desirsbl
to the most fastidious smokers. . And, you smolr Camels a
liberally as meets your own wishes, for they never tire your
taste I You sre always keen for the
cigarette satisfaction that makes
Camela so attractive. Smokers real
Ire that the value ia in the dfarettee
and do not expect premiums or coo-
Compare Camels with any ciga
rette in the world at anyprioal
Cssnsi sis , .easiest
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