Albany daily democrat., January 10, 1920, Page 7, Image 7

ICLASSIFIED ADS-BUSINESS DIRECTORY
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HATE
Count your word,
nilt on th followliy
On ward on tlmi
On word thru .
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rali 18 cent.
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On word on woek, 8c.
On word on month, MK.
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No ad for thro timet Ivo
than 50c.
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FOR BALE 8om good oil-lamp
broodm, big nough for 100 chicks.
Price, eomplot with lamp 10 00
each. R. E. Spauldinr. Rt. 3., Al
m bony, Phone, Corvalli 9765.
FOR SALE I W 19 Nr
like new, driven otV
cord tlroo, one nr
cellmt mechanical
way Garage, Cor. .
touring Juot
1 ohert time
ttra tire ox-
lition. High-
Baker.
d8tf.
FOR SALE A 1018 Maxwell touring
car. New tiroa, all around and In
A No. 1 condition. Call at 838, E.
4th St 7JU
FOR SALE Good 6-room cottage,
porcelain bath, lot 60x110 on paved
atreot pavement paid for. Price
$1140. Pay 1360 down, $26 per
month. Do not dlatrub tenant
Beam Land Co. I3S Lyon Street
FOR SALE Mitchell, light 6. No
condition, Phone 021. Addreot 618
W. 2nd. 8J16
FOR SALE 130 acre of land be
tween Albany and Lebanon, Im
proved. Price $90 per acre, llofl-
ich Hornback. J
FOR 8 ALE 6-room modern bunga
low, price $1260, $500 caoh, bal
ance monthly. IloAich 4 Hornback.
8J11
FOR SALE Seven-room houoo, mod
am; aleeping porch. Fruit tree
and chickon park. Big Jot. Call at
1040 Cottag St, or addreot A. A.
Mickel, Salem, Or. 8J14
FOR SALE Grade Holetoin cowt,
freeh. Phone 68-F-U, C. R. Wid
mor. Rt 4. D7J10SW9J18
Miscellaneous.
WANTED To rent or buy from own
er, flv or tlx room modern houoe
wctt of Lyon Street Call 711-J.
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WANTED We have 4,000 sack to
be patched. Will pay 2c piece.
Red Crown Mill. 9J12
WANTED To hear from owner of
good ranch for tale. Stat caoh
price, full particular. , D. F. Buoh,
Mineapollt, Minn. J3ml9
FOR RENT A furnlahed home. See
W. F. Pfelffor, phon 606 J, or 126
J. ' ' 8J10
WE PAY CASH For utcd furniture
or trad you new goodt for your
old one. Se ut before you nil.
E. L. Stiff A Son, 216-217 Lyon
Street. d29tf.
L08T On Scio road. Suit cat con
talnlng camera and baby elothei.
w Finder report to J. Llttograph.
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STRAYED Small S year black mar,
left my place January 1, finder
pleat notify Henry Seefeld. Haltey
Oregon. J6tf.
FOR RENT Warehouo. 40x100 with
basement, formerly fruit Juic plant
hat all three Ry't. In front, Steam-
boat at rear, on black from Flint
National Bank, Se Fith A Hodges,
Owner. j3tf.
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Clancy Kids
Then He Stacked
Out
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PERCY L.CROiBY
m) Or ika MOMeo Hiwissm ront
UAHH PAID 'or furniture ut
houoohotd good. 8m u oaf or )ou
oil. Albany KurnlUiro Kachaog
18-417 Wt lot St. Both phono
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WANTKD To rent flv or six room
unfumiohrd houoo. Phun IM3, F.
II. Johnson. J'ltf
FOR JIKNT Furnished Bleeping
room with heat. Aloo garage,
20H Kent Oth St. 7JM
HELP WANTED
WORK WANTED Experienced farm
hand want work. Addreoa C. A,
Dunk In, St. Charlea Hotel, Albany
Oregon. 8J9
RADIATORS REPAIRED All makee
of radiator repaired by expert.
MED1N A BAIK, Auto Sheet Metal
Work, 116 Eaot 3rd St., Albany
Oregon. dl7tf.
FOR SALE Newly mad over tec
ond hand mattresses. At the Fur
niture Hotpiial, 128-130 Forty St.
Dltf.
HEMSTITCHING 12Hc per yard,
thread furnished. Bell phone 462R.
Sue Brechenbridge, 833 W. 2d St
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BUSINE6S DIRECTORS
Federal Form Lea a
Stt per cent Into root 84 1-2 year
tint. Prompt and efficient oorrico.
Application will be received 'by the
Flrot National Bank, Albany, Or.
A. C BOHRNSTEDT
401 Moeoale Tempi Salem, Ore.
J. D. HUSTON
PAINTING. DECORATING aad
PAPER-HANGING
Pbooe 411R
Shop at First aad Baker StreeU
FISHER . BRADBN CO.
Progreaoive Funeral Director
AUTO SERVICE
"Lady Aaalotant Phon 96
Night Call 609R
Fortrailler Bros.
4 Funeral Directors
Our Own Auto Hearee
arUdy AtUadaat
Fhoe 78 . . Maaonic Buildlag
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AUTO .TOPS
W make aad repair Auto
Top, Curtain and Cuahton.
HORSrt"S TIRE STATION
WE HAVE
.Everything
OPTICAL
BANCROFT
OPTICAL CO.
Dr. H. E. Jack
DENTIST
404-4M Flrat Nattoaal Beak Bidg.
PImbo 214. J
F. G. WILL
JEWELER
High close Jewelry, Silver, Cut
Glas and Hand Painted China
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Daily Market Report
Uay aad Oral
Wheat o.uO.
Oat 76c.
Hy,-Iloa$18.
Mlllteed $48.
Flour-$2 .86 to $3.46
Wool aad Mohair
Wool $4Va$62.
Mrhelr 66c.
Ilutur. Hutterfat and Egga
Butterfat 74c.
. Creamery Butter, whoteoal, 72c;
retail, 80c.
Egge, buying prlc 58c j retail 60c.
retail, 75c
Dairy 0-jttcr 0c trad; retail 85c
Poultry
Hunt 12 to 25c; tpringo 21 to 25c.
Old rooter 21 to 25c.
Geeta 20c; Duck 25c.
Turkey 84c.
Vegetable
-Cabbage, 7 l-2c; oniont 7 1-2 e; lur
nipi, 8 l-2c; potatoes 6c Intrad
Live Stock Market Furnished by D.
K. Nebrrgall Meat Co.
Hog 14 1 4c
Cowt f8c.
Steer 7 10c
Calve lie.
Ewct 8 (5 5c x
Yearlinga 6 59e.
Veal 18fil9e.
Lambo H(gl2e.
(Dp torn Christ:
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ALBANY. OtfoV
LADIES:
When irregular or auppreooed use
Triumph Pillo. Safe and alwayt de
pendable. Not told at drug atom.
Do not experiment with other; aave.
disappointment. Write for "Relief
and particulars, its fro. Addreot:
National Medical Institute, Milwau
kee, Wis. l-Sto8-6
Canadian Land
LOAN8 AND msCBANTO
Geo. Taylor
Craer af 8ied aad Dreaaalbta
BeD I2J; Hot. M7I
VIERICK'S
BATHS
Expert Warktaaaalilp
.Tar ' Chair
L. VIERECK.
BERT CRAWFORD.
& F. KIK
Your Patronag Sail cited
Flrat and Elliwerth Sta.
Before Taking
JO-TO
After Taking
JO-TO
Sample Free.
JO-TO relieves indigestion
and miseries of the stom
ach in two months.
Sold by all local druggists
rnATDDixiTC iTorn''h'nk ot wlut w'ji4 hav nppni
babies had been born her on I he tarn
im tVT v miimprnv
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System Put in Use to Keep
Children Identified and
Parents Satisfied
NEW YORK, -By A. PA sys
tem of taking foot-primi of children
hao been adopted in the New York
Nursery and Child 1 Hospital to pre
vent Infant born there from going
to the wrong mothers. lit adoption
was due to the fact that a soldier's
wife who recently gave birth to a
baby in that hospital at first denied
that the child was hert. The young
mother, who had been reading stories
of accidental substitution of children
at hospitals and similar public In ill-t-Jtiont,
declined to nun the baby.
"We brought all the proofs we could
muster", explained the superintendent,
out the mother persisted in her hal- i
luciiutlon. She became hysterical i
with grief and fright. Finally I
brought her our record which showed I
that only a little colored baby and her
own had been born in the hospital !
that day. That convinced her, but just
112 Millions
used last year1
to KILL COLDS
HILL'S
CASCARAfcJQllNIN
AJcOMIl
colt Tim, iT far SO two
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rnuru nuwn grtp la s oan.
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Ilk Mr. HOT.
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Of Oregon
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Albany
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In order to avoid similar xpr-
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wnce me supennumuent engaged a
finger-print expert to Instruct the
head nurse in trying the system on the
bobies. "W found we couldn't get
(.ond prints of their hands", said the
official. "There fet, however, cam
o-Jt beautifully and for greater iuc-
'jrity the mother Is finger-printed
'o" SALEM, Jan. 10, Frang Wagner,
Very young babies, It was said, may now serving a term of 40 year in the
look just alike but their feet ar ! (tat penitentiary for robbing a store
quite dissimilar. One child, the sup-J at Astoria, today wa sentenced by
enintendent declared will have a per- Judge Jercy R. Kelly of the Marion
factly formed miniature pedal extrcm-' county circm court to serv an addi
ityr another's will print mostly vague tional five years for the robbery of
crisi-eross lines and still another will , two merchantile establishments at
look like "an egg and five toothpicks" ' Silverton.
'Jnder the present system, which j When arraigned, Wagner tor up
has been in operation nearly six .hit copy of the indictment and told
n onihs. the child's foot it inked and '.Judge Kelly that he did not desire
stamped on the hospital chart of the j.to plead as he was too busy serving
mother Although, he may not retem- ! out hi 40-year sentence. W agner in-I.:-
f y on In the family and though ; timated in court today that he would
no on can tell where he got hit nose b willing to return part of the lib-
or hit eyes or his mouth or the color
of his hair, a comparison of the foot
print taken at birth it wat said, will
tell whose child he is from among the
hundred of infants in thit New York
institution.
THOUSAND PER
ACRE IS PAID
ROSEBURG, Or., an. 10 Forty
thousand dollars for a 40-acr farm
in the Umpqua valley wat the record
sal for this vicinity today. The pro
perty, located at Winstont, seven
mile south of the city, and owned by
Dr. E. V. Hoover, was transfered to
Harry Winstons, prominent fruit
grower, who already ha extensive Mr. and Mrs. L. C Moonhead, pion
holding. Tbirty-on ar In prune, ' eer citizen of the Sweet Horn, coun
some of which are in full bearing, j try, were Albany business visitors
It it considered one of the most de-, here today,
tirabl fruit farms in the entire Ump- j Returns From Trip
qua valley and it equipped with a j' Dr. Wallace Howe Lee, returned
drying plant and everything necet- j from an out of town vitit on the early
sary for care of the fruit ! train this morning.
Said two years ago: "The State Schools
can take care of our higher education." '.
He has since seen service in France and
has thought on the methods of world re
construction. He said to President Wil- -liamsjhe
other day in Portland. "My 'ex
periences in Europe have made me fav
orable to such schools as Albany Col
EDUCATION FOR RECONSTRUCTION
Should be thought of when the commit-,
tee calls on you for a subscription to the
$15,000 fund to help
College in the New Era
Citizens Committee of Thirty
CONVICT IS
RILEDATCOURT
Tells Judge Kelly He is Too
Busy Serving; Sentence
To Plead
erty bonds taken at Astoria should
the officiali see fit to reduce hit
maxinrim term to what he considered
a reasonable period.
Front Lehanoo
Dick Allingham, one of Lebanon's
well known citxent arrived on the
morning train to transact business
1 here today.
Front Indepeeidi
Dr. M. Russell, of Independence,
made an official call her laat night
registering at the Albany.
Elk City
W. M. Small, of Elk City, register
ed at the Sj. Francis last night while
in the city on a business trip.
'Sweet Host Vialto