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About Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1919)
CLASSIFIED AOS BUSINESS DIRECTORY NURSEKY BTOCK Do you want ra. llablo trvs ur shrub T No ordur too small. Kur further particular drop linn to C. M. Coniln, 723 Jof farnun HI., Albany. Koprvwtitlnir Capitol City Nur.y Co. !i0o22 FOR SALE Fins, largs houa at 1739 Santlam Koad, corner of Guary Hlreol and 1-2 acrs of land. I'rlca i!M0, M0 down, f'JS.UU a month. UliAM LAND CO., MS Lyon St. H0u23 FARM FOR SALE A iWalrabla form of 1(10 acre ad joining I'lalnvlew. This ll good land and can be sold on lornia. For fur ther particular apply apply VVm Mas Maatvr, 331 V. S. National Hank ol7-ia-2 o21-24SW FOR BALK Two Purham milk cuws, with (ant apring'a calve. Cow will b frvih In March. Can he iwn at Gray Station, 5 mile S. W. of Al bany. O. 1). U!lyu. 2Uo'J2 FOR SAl.K Dodir bug. Good condi tion. Cheap. 8v Archie Ililyru. 224 Kaker St., Albany. 20o22 FOR SALE 1018 Model Ford, Good condition. Call at 1U69 West 8th Street. See It. Clarence Elder. 15o22 FOR SALE New Ford car. Inquire at Kuu Houm. 140 J J5o21 FOR SALE A 4-lmr Pugh potato digger, ami a new, only dug about Ave acre.. Call Ifll-K. olDtf. FOR SALE 4-cylindcr tractor, near ly good a new. A anap. Will take team. Tay termi on balance. Call 204 Lebanon, Or. olI5-10f ol7-lH-20ln Uolfif 17-20in FOR SALE W have 2 model & room bungalow! priced at 12,000 each. Term 1100 down, balance $20 per month, 825 Lyon St, Hoflicn A HnmlHH-k. lRo21 FOR SALE Well Improved farm of 160 acres, 1 mile aouth of Lebanon on main road. Six-room hnusa, hot and cold water, modern Improve tnenU. Mrs. S. M. Cleek, 027 Eait 1st Kt. Albany. olHnlK. FOR SALE Forty head of Angora goats on McKechnl farm. Phone E. E. Clem, 62F24, or Ralph Mc Kechnie, 1st National Bank, 18o21 FOR SALE 8-room plastered house. All modern convenience, close In. . Nice comer lot, Price 81800, $.100 cash. Balance 820 per month. Hofllrh A Hornbeck. FOR SALE 8-room modern house, garage and fruit. Price 82500. $200 rash, balanc $20 per month. Hoflch ft Hornbeck. 18o21. FOR SALE Ford roadster, Inquire at Democrat office. 18o21 fiEED WHEAT We have a limited quantity of state certified Eastern Oregon forty fold seed wheat price $2.06 per bushel. Red Crown Mills O-7-tf FOR SALE 800 bushel of Early Wonder seed wheat at $1.80 per bushel. Four and one-half miles sooth of Albany on Tangent road, C B. Setllemeer. Tangent o4-n4 FOR SALE Improved form, dt) X residrr'cs, small tract choice rest t dent lot. See Attorney Geo. W. Wright or Fred Aldrich. or phone 482 K or 135 J. a24vf. FOR SALE Mooirh 8 room bcise, with serve ned in sleeping porch, full cement basement, wash trays and all modem bollt-io convenient ee. Price $2600. Will socept one half ia cash, balance In monthly In tallmeU or yearly payments. See George C Richard, contractor, 13th and Gala poo la Sta. Phone 031Y. 16tf FOR SALE Newly mad over sec onJ band mattresses. At the Fur iture Hospital. 128-180 Ferry St. jy!2tf FOR BALK By th owner, 400 acres bottom land la email sraote. Baiy terms. H. Bryant. J13tf FOB SALB Registered rabbit. Bel gaaiV New Zealaad and Flemish Olaata. Bargain if takes at one. Oa 11 at Democrat DOINGS OF THE VAN LOONS ' ll . r.i-r OH r-lFTiLf' N f OH . ' 7reRMA SNS'LL BAT J O (THANK VOU - . CAN -r e W I wn6ee. Movy NaLTr sotiisrm that vmht I MR. VAN COON. -v I VVOMCN ASUS. OINh MtaoXNVTWNtJ CiSLTTI" ALOet..' I I N.'L- JTN I YoV KNOW HE. BARK I on me wmfcJ AUnd w.r-TJ , e- omc st?t(ncmn ) VSiT TzT 'vyA mMAt-w V. uttusV UK, bkimon w frj) Nwaa. , . f SE.e. ;r- vro ..Vf80 "XfTP? HAe j jy: Tww. MiHOi )ry wit-cfj -OLt) lrx- rPnZsVl X. Jri i rms A I " FOR BA1.K On account of bsliif ovor stuckwl and for lack of room, I am furctd to sull at one, 60 of my young wlilts Ivghorn pullets that wrs ImU'hvd aliout Muy Int. For particular sea Mark Tabor, 13th and Liberty St., , 2UoZ2 FOR SALE 3Vi doi. O. A. C. white leghorn pullets. Inquire of Mrs. Fred Anderson, 008 Willeta St., 20o22 FOR SALE Well Improved farm of UiO acres, 1 mile west of Lebanon on the main road. ' Six-room house, hot ami cold water, modern Im provements. Mrs. 8. M. Cleek, 027 East 1st Street. o20-n20 FOR RENT WANTED To rent, 6 or 6 room modern house. Address Box 473, y many, ure. s2tf FOR RENT In hoed crops, several malt tracU bottom land. Hones and tools furnished. H. Bryant. siotr HELP WANTED WANTED Neat appearing man un der 40 years of age to take perman ent position in Albany. Must give references. The right man can make above average salary. For particulars write. Assistant Supt., Room 212 U. S. Bank Bldg., Salem, Oregon. 18o21 WANTED Boy with bicycle to de liver papers in East Albany, after school hours. Emmire at Demo crat office. WANTED Man to help at brick yard for general use. so Raw lings 121 Broadalbln St, 8otf WANTED At once a competent stenographer. Apply at the Albany Cannery. 18o26 Miscellaneous. WANTED A second hand stave silo in good condition. E. F Car of Democrat. olS-17-18 WANTED To bur a good second hand bicycle. Call &00-R or 434 Baker SU 17o23 LOST Friday afternoon between Knox Butt and Albany, 40 feet Garden hose. Finder pleas notify J. W. Motley, Phone 2F42. WANTED To rent a furnished house or house-keeping room. C. A L, of Democrat office. 15o21 FOUND A broach near Lee's drug stor. Owner may have same by collecting at 837 Ferry Street, and Identifying broach -and paying for this ad. 1&021 HEMSTITCHING 12He per yard, thread furnish! Bell phone 462R. Sue Brwckenridge, 833 W. 2d St HEMSTITCHING 10c ner v.rd. vou furnish the thread. Lira Plots, 10S l.jron street . slOtf BAUER 4 BAUER, Tailor and clean-' nn. Phone 12, 107 Lyon St 2tf THE FURNITURE HOSPITAL Ronovato and makes feather mat . tresses. Old furniture and mat tresses made like hew. Bring them In or phone 261 R., 128 and 130 Ferry St. 30tf WANTED To buy furniture or fur 'nbihed home. Address Room 403, St Prnnris HoUL Albany. alfKf CASH PA in Viw furniture anc household srtoda. See us oaf or )ou ell. AlVmny turnltare ExchasK 415-417 West let Bt Beth phone. d2tf BUSINESS DIRECTORS Dr. H. E. Jacks. ' DENTIST 404-408 Firat Naeieaa Beak Bldg. Phaae 118-J buibs c arps Natar eaaac th cause la dios talent d. Cbliepractie jbe eaua. Room 6. 1. . '0. Oneiek Bank Bldg Dally Market .Report Hay ad Grata Wheatf2.o0. Mats 8Uc. Muy S16tfSlS. Mlllfeed $43. Wool and Mohair Mohair 66c. Wool tWtitM. Vegetables Cabbage, 2 l-2c; onions 4 l-2c; tur nips, 8 l-2c potatoes i l-2e In trade. Itutter. Hutterfat and Egfa Butte rfat Hc. Cnamery Butter, wholesale, Mc; retail, 7&c. Hairy Hitter 60c trade; retail 65e. Eggs, buying price 6062; retail, 67c. Poultry Hens 19r'24c; springs 2022c. Old roosters. 10'ulJc. Geese 13c; Ducks 21c. Loral Ntorkyard-ii. E. NebergaU Meat Co. Veal, 22fj 24c Hogs 14c. SteeTt 7fii 10c. Cows and Heifers 4S7c. Calves HOt 14 1-Se. Ewes S'a&e. Lambs 8 l-2f l-2c. Yearling 6n 7c. Mutton 3 c'i fi. Fortmillcr Bros. Funeral Directors' Our 0r Aula Bears " I. dy Attendant I'hon 78. Masonic Building J. D. HUSTON PAINTING. DECORATING and PAPER-HANGING Phone 41 1R Shop at First and Baker Streets Federal Far Loaa t per cent interest 84 1-2 year time. Prompt and efficient service. Applications will be received by tbe First National Bank, Albany. Or. A. C BOHRNSTEDT 401 Masonic Teaple Saks. Or. WE nAVE EVERYTHING OPTICAL EYE STRAIN Is the Ca jse of Many HUMAN ILLS If your Eyes give you trouble, or your glasses are annoying See U WE CAN RELIEVE YOU BANCROFT OPTICAL CO. SU 1-2 1st St W. Albany' Phone 461 VI ER ICR'S BATHS Expert Workmanship Three Chairs U VIERECK. BERT CRAWFORD. a p. ini U53 Your Patronage Solicited First and Ellsworth Sta. Frank G. Will JIWXXEK High daas Jeerelry, 8jDver. Cut Gses ajea Haad Paiatad Caaaa Realty Canauilian Lands LOANS .N rNSCBAJHrsj Geo. Taylor ARCTIC EXPLORERS ARE RETURNING TO UNITED STATES NOME, Alaka, Sept. 24 Martin Klllln and Advlbert Gumaer, th last two member of Vilhjalmur Stefans son's Canadian Arctic Expedition to leave tbe Arctic, are reported aboard th trading schooner Anna Olga which is working its way toward Nome along the northern coast of Alaska. Killin and Gumaer were not mem bers of Btefsnsson's original party. They were members of a party Stork er Storkerson, Stefunsson's lieuten ant, led onto an Ice-floe westward to Siberia.- After spending eight months on the ice the men found themselves about SO miles from their tUrtinc point They all came ashora and Storkerson and one other number headed overland for the outside wjrld. Killin and Guinar boarded the Ultra and started for Nome. Storkerson's trip outside wss his first in eleven years. He has been an explorer, trader and trapper along the northern rim of the continent ever sine 1908. He expects to associate himself with Stefanason in handling the Canadian government's proposal to stock the northern tundra plains with reindeer. . Winifred Worrell Tescher of Piano and Organ Will receive pupils after Octob er First 636 West Third St WHEN YOU SUFFER FROM RHEUMATISM Sloan' Liniment should be kept bandy for achee and pains WHY wait (or a severe pain,'aa ache, a twinge following ex posure, s sure muscle, sciatica, or ' lumbieo to leave naturally when you should keep Sloan's Liniment handy to help curb it and keep you active and fit? Without tubbini. for it pnutrattl, apply a bit today to the afflicted part Note the gratifying, dean, prompt relief that follows. Sloan's Liniment couldn't keep its many thousands of friends the world over if it didn't make 5ood. That's worth remembering. All ruggirts three iie the largest for utmost economy. J5c 70c., $1.40. FALLSEED W'HITH WINTER WHEAT FORTT FOLD WHEAT CLUB WHEAT KINNEY WHEAT GBAT SEED OATS VETCH WINTER BTE - ' Buy SEED at a SEED 8TOBE nn its 1 AUTO TOPS W make and repair Auto Tops, Curtains and Cushion. H0RSKV8 TTBX STATION "DAUGHTER OF THE SUN" HERE THURS. Scene from the Mswslian Musical play "A Daughter of the Sun" at the Globe Theatre Thursday, October 23. "A Daughter of the Sun", the story of an Hawaiian Butterfly, written by Lorin 1. Howard and Ralph T. Ket tering and presented by The Mutual Play Company, is the latest plsy deal ing with our island possessions, Th Paradise of th Pacific", which come to th Glob Theatre Thursday Eve ning October 23. Th hre of these islands has been the inspiration for writers Innumer able. One of the earliest .was Mark Twain. In the early seventies he was employed by the Sacramento Union to write a series of letters from Ha waii, regarding things Hawaiian. The result was that he spent on year in the islands and wrote letters that are to this day the epitome of Ha waiian description. NOl " i.rf 'Tu cVaNwotrt h Or1 KMCXMS Atovrrrr? say. V4MT OO Nik TVutnc y.'.t M.rA.V4pl - 5 iNcvmaotB out.auTooHt Isai sarrnttMOr j fceovrr vt foe. V. wine J The Sample Store stores LADIES' SUITS, SKIRTS and DRESSES , Ladies' Suits in the latest styles, Priced $32.50, $33 and $35 Ladies' Velvet Dresses ; .$2750 Ladies' Dress Skirts $4.85 to $1050 LADIES' SHOES Black Kid, Lace, Military heel ..... .$7.65 and $7.85 Black Kid, Lace, Louis heel $8 Gun Metal, Lace $6.45 Brown Kid, Lace, Louis heel $8 Brown Calf Vamp, Cloth top $750 GIRL'S DRESSES Gingham Dresses $1.69, $1.79, $2.69, $2.79 Heavy Cotton Plaid Dresses .$3.65 Wool Desses $3.85 Corduroy Dresses .$2.98, $3.45 ' 109 West First Street Albany, Oregon Yes, the ladles pi 1 Times have changed Hawaii Th . . I I- k.-! I 1. I .1 L . u.it. tm wing mvwvtumi MilvugM 'marriage and his number is fast de creasing. "A Daughter of th Sun" deal ia most intelligent and Interesting mast ner on things and event Hawaiian. The atmosphere and local color ia maintained by a most extensive, lab orat and massive scenic equipment; A native band of Hawaiian musician Is also employed, and they discourse their own peculiar native music at int ervals throughout th action of the play. GERMANS MUST BUY AMERICAN COTTON Hijfh Prices Make Germang Shudder, But Must Pay Just the Same Berlin, Sept 23 (By th Assoeiav ated Press) American cotton tuust b bought by th German at any coat in th opinion of German textile experts, though they groan when thejr think of th prices. The expert estimate that American cotton will cost in Get many about nine and-half marks for the German pound which i somewhat price is in part owing to the low ex change value of the German mark 'which before the war was norm any. worth about 24 cent. I Some little American cotton has been landed at Bremen, especially sine it has become possible to send orders by wireless and thus avoid delay of five days or more in cabling by the way of England. Expert say the A m eh cans are anxious to do business directly with Germany and to avoid a ny interference by the British but bills of exchange is a serious handicap for it prevents the importation of much cotton from America through fear of looses by exchange. I Nevertheless, the trade writer . point out that English factories al ! ready are producing cotton goods in the occupied district of Germany and they agree that if Germany is not to be overwhelmed by expensive English j goods which thus would" obtain an op , ening foothold in German markets. Germany nrut have American cot ton no matter what it has to pay. HOSPITAL FOR RUSSIANS Ekaterinodar, Southern Russia, (By courier to Paris, Sept 18) America's most princely gift to this South Rus sia country Just redeemed from the "Red Terror" is a 350-bed hospital which was presented today to the Kuban government by the Red Cross. It is the only modern hospital in thiat aection of Russia and was installed under the direction of Dr. J. J. Sxy manski, of Passaic, N. J. DANCING LESSONS Dancing class beginning Tuesday Oct 21 in the Aloha Hall, 421tt W. 1st Street Instruction for beginners 8 to 9p. m. Advanced class 9 tolO. Very latest work from the national institute in dancing front New York win be taught 60 cents per lesson. Would like a good attendance of those Interested the first night E M. Hosrue, Instructor. have a lot of worries 1 i ii i
