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About Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 2, 1920)
CLASSIFIED ADS-BUSINESS DIRECTORY oooooooooooooooo O CIAB8IKIKD ADVE-T1S1NG 6 O KATEH . O O Count your word nil rt- O O mlt on t)ia follows ttflet O O On word on tlrrtfi I cent. 9 O On word thr !..., lie. O On word on wook, 80. O On word on month, 10-.. 0 O Mo d for on tlm lew than O o 2rx. o O No ad for thr time lot O O than Me. O 0 No ad for on week lea r O than 76c. O O No ad for on month less O oooooooooootoooo ' FOR 8ALK-tf-room plastered dwelling- at 816 E. 1st Street. Immediate possession. f00 down, f2S per month. Pavement paid for. Dean. Land Co., 133 Lyon Htreut. Jl-2 'OR BALK Ten head of Kwea, (12 per hd. On heifer and ealf Jut fresh 170. On Bulkey plow, 14 In. tW. Hugh Isom, Alliany, Ore., It. K. I). No. S. Bouthwnt of Albany, near Corvalli road on Wallace llul bert'a ranch. 1J7 r'OK BALK Mitchell Llnht Six. flrt claa condition, nlquir at (18 W. Second St., or Phone 621. d27J2 FOR BALK Sum good 'oil-lamp bruodrrs, big enough for 100 chick. I'rico, complete wifh lamp $0.00 each. K. K. Hpauldiii-. Kt. 3., Al bany, Phone. Corvallia 7o5. FOR 8ALE 1U1H Ford touring ear. A bargain at $426 cash. See W. Tage, 301 Main 8t., d.'iOJl FOR RKNT Furnihed aleeping rooms' with heat. 'Also a garage. 20H Kat Cth St. d:t0J5 HOME SNAP Cheap 3-room house, with fireplace, outbuildings. 2 large luts, nice licalion, uiik sale price I&OO., terms. Also have choice acreage, see Fish & Ilodgi-S. (1.11UJ7 FOR 8ALB HUO N. touring Just Ilk new, driven a s ahort time, cord tires, one rw ctra lire ex cellent mechanical . ..ition. High way Oarage, Cor. . it Baker. . d8tf. Miscellaneous. BAUER A BAUER. Tailors and clean era. Phone 12, 107 Lyon St. illtf FOUND On Scio road, spare tire and rim, owner identifying same and paying for this add can recover from F. West, Kvd Crown Mill. d.11J2 WE PAY CASH For used furniture or trade you new goods for your old ones. See us before you aell. E. L. Stiff A Son, 215-217 Lyo:i Street. d29tf. LOST A ladic Elgin wrist watch. Somewhere between the corner of 1st and Baker, and post office. Find er please return to Mrs. E. M. Hall or Albany State Bank or Hamilton Store and receive reward. Ij3 LOST, Dec. 2B On country road, ie hand case, containing Baby articles, including a corner and two rolls of Dims. Finder please notify, Mr. Fato Hein, Thomas, Oregon. Jl. WANTED Genoral house-work In Albany, Luella Rfc, Phone 3!3. Lebanon, Ore. Ij3 THE FURNITURE HOSPITAL Renovate and makes feather mat tresses. Old furniture and mat tresses made Ilk new. Bring them In or phon 2G1 R., 128 and 130 Ferry St. dltf. CASH PAID Far furniture anc household good. Be us oefor jou . ell. Albany Furniture Exchange 415417 Wast lat St. Both phon d2tf WHEN ANSWERING classifieds ada. kindly mention in Democrat. The Clancy Kids It's Only a "Teeny" Thing, But- iii n v PERCY L. CROSBY . f Sr 1st Mrriurc Nw,p,p,r Syndlralt sT Tf 1 II lit I HKU WANTED WANTED A man for general farm work. Inquire at Democrat office. dill-J5 MEN WANTED, To cut aawlog , wood, slash brush, good wages. House and stove furnished, aome tools. Com and see W. J. Turn-Id.-, Talbot, Or., O. E. Railroad. Telephone Jefferson 30P22. d27j& RADIATORS REPAIRED All makes of radiator repaired by experts. MED1N A BAIK, Auto Shoet MeUl . Works, 115 East 8rd BL, Albany Oregon. dl7tf. FOR SAKE Newly mad over see ond hand mattresses. At th Fur niture llospllal. 128-130 Ferry St. Dllf. HEMSTITCHING 12 Vo per yard, thread furnished. Hell phone 402R. Sue Brechenbridge, 333 W. 2d Bt. Dltf. BUSINE6S DIRECTORS Federal Farm Loaa (M per cant Interest. 84 1-2 yar tlm. Prompt and efficient rvlc. Applications will b received by the First National Bank, Albany, Ore, A. C BOIIRNSTEDT 40 1 Maaoale Tempi Salens. Or. J. I). HUSTON PAINTING. DECORATING and PAPEK-HA.NGING Phone 411K Shop at First and llaker Streets Dr. H. E. Jatksoa DENTIST 404-40S First Natloaal Baak Bldg. Phoa 21. J FISIIEK IIRADEN CO. . Progressive Funeral Director AUTO SERVICE "Lacljr Assisunt. Phon 86 Nlgnt Call 609R ' L 1'ortmilier Bros. Funeral Directors - Our Own Auto Hears Ladjr Attendant Phone 78 . Maaoni Building OOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOO O We Make a Specialty of O O Friendship, Engagement and -O O , Wedding Kings O 0 F. M. FRENCH A SONS O O Jewelers and Engraver O OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO AUTO TOPS ' We mak and repair Auto Tops, Curtains and Cushions. HORSKY'S TIRE STATION Frank G. Will JEWELER High class Jewelry, Silver, Cut Glass and lliiml Painted China VIERICK'S BATHS Expert Workmanship Three'Chalrs L. VIERECK, BERT CRAWFORD, B. F. K1AK Your Patronag Solicited First and El la worth St. UQ. AUNTY. ITHIHK YOU ARC -J fRlCMT. fWONTLCT HYOAUCHTEPJ . BECAUJC SHC J ONLY mR'TZCHS ( J' CITY N KWH Lesves For Fossil Miss Clara Luther of North Albany loft for her achool at Fossil after spending th holliujiyi hr with rcl aiivci. Wtnt to Independence Henry Esty of second and Jeffer son streets, left for Independence this morning on a business trip for the next few day. Business Men's Gym Tonight Th members of th business men's gymnasium will meet to night for the first time in th year 1U20. Th performance begins at 6 o'clock and continues until 7, o'clock. A good attendance Is desired to begin th year. Visit In Portland Dr. R. B. Wallace went to Port land yesterday to spend the day in the metropolis and to attend the thea tre last night Photographers Marry Leslie L. Haskins of the Crawford photograph gallery and Mit LillLn Hoy of the Hoy st'jdloo were unit ed in marriage Christmas Eve.' They are prominent and worthy young peo ple who have a hoi of friends here who with them success. THOUSANDS PROCLAIM THE MERITS OF PE-RU-NA laf Tbsir Letters Mrs. Martha C. Dnle, It. F. D. 1, Cannon Dei., writes: "1 am en tirely cun of chronic catarrh of the t'.ipnch and bowels by I'E-iiU-NA." - Mr. J, Bayer, Glendale, Oregon: "There is no medicine like I'E-KU-NA for catarrhal dcufnr-ss." Mrs. Kate Marquis,. Middleburg, Ohio: "PE-RU-NA curd me of catarrh of tho head nnd throat." Mr. J. H. Colli-., Wesson, Mis !s:dppl: "i'E-I.U-N'A makes mo feel vigorous and able tt work without that iired. v.eak feeling I 'usually have, othcnvlse." Mrs. 1'. I.udvigaen, Auctin, Min nesota: "1 got nd of my liver trouble and can eat anything since taking I'K-IlL'-NA." Mrs. L. Hearing, 33 East lG9ih Tt., NVv Yor!c City: "For catarrh of the head and stomach, 1 have found I'K-KU-NA better than any other 'r:die'ne." Mr. V. H. Kdg-r, 49 Cooper St.. Atlanta. Ccor;:ia: TE-KU-NA cured mo afU-r I had scrTered lifteuo years with rhcumotiMn." urn. 1 -003a Doid, R. No. 8, Medoii, Tcr.noe-ca: i''E-R'-NA is a grand medicine for coughs nnd colds." So many dissso4 are duo to ca tarrh nnd catarrhal conditions, makes PK-RU-NA,' the best medi cine In the world t" l(ivo on hand for emergencies and general health protection. Thousands of families re never without a bottle of PK-HU-NA or a box of PE-RU-NA Tablets in tho 'mcdicln cabinet. Thnt Is the safe way. Vou can buy PE-RU-NA any rr In tablet or liquid form. Before Taking JO-TO After Taking ..JO-TO Samplq Free. JO-TO relieves indigestion and miseries of the stom ach in two months. Sold by all local druggists Realty Canadian Land 1 LOANS ANL. INSURANCE Geo. Taylor Center of Second and Broadalbln Bell S2J; Hosae 2078 - I 1 'I AH.THERC.TlMMlC, Witt YOU TELL YDR N 1 SiSTCR I'M Heife? Daily Market Report Hay and Oral Wheat 12.00. Oat 75c. ) Huy llCii $18. Mlllfeed US. . Flour $2 86 to $3.46 Wool and Mohair Wool 4ovft $62. Mchsir 66c. Butter. Bultcrfat and Egga Butt rfut 74c. Creamery Butter, wholeaale, 72cj reUil, 80c. Egg, buying price 6Hc: retail 60c. IrcUil, 76c. Dairy B-jtter 60c trade; reUU 65c Poultry Hen 12 to 26c; springs 21 to 26c. Old rosters 21 to 26c. Geese 20c; Ducks 26c. Turkeys 84c. Vegetable Cabbage, 7 l-2c; onions J 1-2 c; tur nips, 8 l-2c; potatoes 6c intrad I Live Stock Market Furnished by D. E. Nebergall Meat Co. , Hogs 14 3-4c . Steers 710c ' ' Cows 4 7c. j ' Calve 7 (12, j Ewes 36. , Lambs 7 l-2i 10c. I Yearling 6fi7c. ! Veal 18 19c An XRay View Showing the Revolutionary Inventions in The Cheney 1 Reproduces with disphmgm an- osnslly sensitive which saperates end focuses sound wsves. "Blsst" end needle scratch eliminated. Tones ire brought nnder control. 1 TONE ARM. As carved mirror will distort li&ht waves, so would Curved turf see distort sound waves. Cheney tones sr reflected perfect ly from flat surfaces and kept in perfect balance. ACOUSTIC THltOAT where tones - as gathered and controlled as in a asMn throat. 4Qrchb$tral Chambers which saplUV the tones without distor tion and add quality and sweetness. 3 VKLTH BiSONATOR carved from (violin woods) adding richness to Rhency Tts and giving then ia cmsieg sweetness. . ; Regular Models are priced from $90 to $365 ' ' iBSl v' Cheney Art Models, $385 ''"-4 SEE THE CHENEY AND HEAR IT PLAYED AT Fisher-Rraden Company J( DON'T TrVK" ShC CAN COMC" O0WN MR.JACK Jefferson Item JEFFERSON, Ore., Jan., 2 Mrs. T. B. Cornell and Clyde Thomas fram Grants Peas sr her visiting their brother R. C. Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Miller were the New Year guests of their daugh ter Mrs. Olln Nebergall of Albany. Mrs. Mills returned to Salem Tues day evening after short visit at the home of her b rather Mr. Wm. Jenkens. Mrs. Orley Epley was an Albany visitor Tuesday. J. T. Jones was In Albany on bus iness Tuesday. Prof. E. S. Stultx is spending a few days in Portland this week. A. C. Libby and Roy Reeves made a business trip to Salem Wednesday. The New Yean even dance t Jef ferson was well attended. Every one having an enjoyable time. . Roy Willet, aged 21, waa arrested in Albany Wednesday morning for jumping his board bill at the Cottage Hotel Jefferson. Willet was brought back to Jefferton and arrainged be fore J-jstice Howell and pled quilty to the charge. He was sentenced to pay a $.r00 fine and spend ten days in the county jail. Before leaving he had purchased $20.00 worth of merchandise at J. H. Roland's store on credit khich later he sold to his pardner for a small Chenst.' jkeJcyoiiplcqillheswtcrilgrovLi New heights in the art have been reached by The Cheney. A series of inventions which apply acrr rwr principles never before adapted to thr- re-creation of music, give The Cheney a -quaiity and richness of tone altogether uni:Vled. Those qualities which give the violin itr serene purity and the pipe organ unmatched richness in its music have worked new wonders in The Cheney. And just as a violin grow sweeter with the years, The Cheney enhances in tonal value the longer you play it Cheney cabinets, fashioned in period designs, are masterpieces of furniture craftsmansnip. .1 amount and informed him that ha wa going to beat it The game svea : Ing ha bought a ticket to Albany. Chief of police Catlin was notified Immediately which resulted in his arrest." BAKE - BITE Bread - Cake Pie Cookies, Rolls, Doughnuts, Etc, ar Making , A HIT Try Thesa Elite Bakery & Confectionery of tone reorc ) 'CAWiE SHC'S OHLY l1 HER rttNSJ
