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FOR BAf.E Som food oil-lamp
brooder, big nough for 100 chick.
Prlc. complot with, lamp 8o.00
ach. U- E. Spauldlng, Ht. 3., Al
bany, Phono, Corvallla 9766.
FOR SALE B room bungalow, prlc
82600, 8&00 cash, balanc monthly.
- lloflich Honiback. , 10J13
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FOR 8ALK 47 acre, nice homo-lik
place, 8128 per acre, on Urm.
lloflich llornback. 10JI3
FOR SALE it-room plstered hoUM.
Clos in on paved street $1700. on
term. 8 lloflich liomback.
10J13.
FOR SALE A 1918 Maxwell touring
car. New tire, all around and in
A No. 1 condition. Call at 83H, E.
4th St. 7J14'
FOR SALE i-'IO acre of land be
tween Albany and Lebanon, Improv
ed. Price 8H0 per acre, lloflich ft
Hornback. . 10J13
FOK SALE Good 0Wm cottage.
porcelain bath, lut 00x110 on paved
atreet pavement paid for. Price
11140. Pay I3S0 down, $25 per
month. Do not distrub tenant
Beam Ijind Co. 133 Lyon Street,
FOR SALE Mitclhrll. light 0. .Mo. 1
condition, Phon 621. Address 618
W. 2nd. 8jl5
FOR SALE Seven-room houM, mod
rrn; sleeping porch. Fruit tre
and chicken park. Big lt Call at
1040 CotUge St., or addres A.' A.
Mirkel, Salem, Ore., 8J14
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FOR SALE Grade IIultein cow,
frrh. Phone 68F-11. C, R. Wid
mer. Rt 4. D7J10SW9J13
FOR SALE At a bargain 20 acre,
one-half mile from railroad town.
In Yamhill county; 48 mile from
Portland. All cleafr. Along main
graveled road. For further Infor
mation address, R. F. Kramp, 100
South' Harrison Street, Albany, Ore
gon. 10J13'
Miscellaneous.
WANTED To rent unfurnished
' house, close in. Call 45(1-J. I2jl9
PLUMING WORK DONE Quick er
vice and fair price, shop in Bow
man's rooming house basement,
" Cor. of 3rd and Lyon St., Phone
171Y, Collar A Robert. 12jl8
WANTED House keeping room or
furnished living room. Leave word
at Democrat oflica, Care M. II. K.
12J13
WE PAY CASH For used furniture
or trade you new good for your
old ones. See us beftfre ynu sell.
E. L. Stiff A Son, 216-217 Lyon
Street d2Utf.
WANTED A high lift sulky plow,
must be in good condition. Phone
49F4. 10jl3
FOR RENT Light, house keeping
rootpi, 630, West 7th St. No child
ren wanted." 10jl3
THE
CLANCY
KIDS
To Grocer Bad Enough
to riU the Bill
By PERCY L. CROSBY
STRAYED Small 1 year black mar,
loft niy place January 1, Andur
pleas notify Henry Beofvld. Halsey
Oregon. Jtitf.
FOR RENT Warchou, 40x100 with
baMinent, formerly fruit Juice plant
ha all thrv Ky'l. In front, Steam
boat at rear, on black from Firat
National Bank, So Flh ft Hodge,
Owner. J3tf.
ORDER YOUR DAY-OLD CHICKS
now from heavy laying hen, mated
' to Tancered cock, f 16.00 per hun
dred. II. L. Iiurck, K. F. D. 0, 125,
I'hon 8 F 41. Albany, Ore. 10J13
FOR TRADE, OR SALE 100 acre
Timber land, do to road, tide
. water, and within 5 mile of Toledo,
Oregon. Will consider auto. Owner
r. W. Hullo, St. Oharle Hotel, Al
bany. 10J13
CA8H PAID Far furniture
houMBold good. Bm ua oaf or job
aell. Albany Kurnlture Excnang
416-417 West 11 St. Both phone
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WANTED To rent flva or six room
unfurnished hou. l'hone 943, F.
II. Johnson, j.ltf
FOR RENT FurnUhed sleeping
room with heat. Also a garage
208 Kant Sth St. . 7J14
HELP WANTED
RADIATORS REPAIRED All makca
of radiator repaired by experts
MEDIN BAIR, Auto Sheet Metal
Worka, 116 East 8rd St, Albany
Oregon. dl7tf.
FOR BALE Newly mad over sec
ond hand mattresses. At th Fur
niture Hospital. 128-130 Ferry St
Dltf.
HEMSTITCHING I2e per yard
thread furnished. Bell phon 462R.
Sue Btechenbridge, 333 W. 2d St j
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BUSINESS DIRECTORS
Federal Far Leaa
6H per cent interest '84 1-2 year
tlm. Prompt and efficient service.
Applications will be received by th
First National Bank, Albany, Or.
' A. C. BOHRNSTEDT
401 Masonic Tesapto Ssless. Or.
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9 IJ. D. HUSTON ;
PAINTING. DECORATING and
PAPER-HANGING
Phon 41 1R
Shop at Tlrst and - Hakrr Streets
FISHKR BRADFN CO.
Progr2 1'uinral Director
AUTO SERVICE
MUdy Assistant Phon 96
Nipht Call 609R '
Fortmillcr Bros.
Funeral Directors
Our Own Auto Hear
Xady Attendant
Phon 78 . Masonic Building
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Friendship, Engagement and
Wedding Ring -F.
M. FRENCH ft SONS
Jeweler and Engraver
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We niak and repair Auto
Top. Curtain and Cushion.
HORSKY'S TIRE STATION
Dr. H. E. JaekMM
DENTIST .
484-40S First Natloaal Bank Btdg.
Pa 118. J
Daily Market Report
Hay and Grata -
Wheat 82.00.
Oat 76c
Ilay-llO'rillS.
Mlllfeed 848.
. Flour f2.8& to $3.49
Wool and Mohair '
Wool 40',i$oi.
Mvhalr 66e.
Butur. n.itterfat and Egga
Buttorfat 74c.
Creamery Butter, wholeiale, 72c;
reUll, 80c.
Egga, buying price 68c; retail 60c.
retail, 76c.
Dairy Bjtter 0e trade; reUll 8Sc
Poultry
Hen 12 to 26c; springs 21 to 26c.
Old roster 21 to 26c.
Goes 20c; Duck 25c. .
Turkey 84c.
YsgeUbU
-Cabbage, 7 l-2c; onions 7 1-2 c; tur
nips, S l-2c; potatoes 6c intrad
Uv Stock Market FurnUhed by D.
B. Nrbrrgall Meat Co.
Huge 14 14c.
Cow ISc
Steer 7& 10c
Calves 14c.
Ewes 3ri6c
Yearling 69ei
Veal 18 19c ?
l.ambs 8&12c
NOTICE
Anyone holding checks given by me
will pleas present them for payment
through the Bank of Brownsville. -CLARENCE
G. BOGGIE.
d27-J9
F. G. WILL
JEWELER
High class Jewelry, Silver, Cut
Glasa and Hand Painted China
Dry Fir Cord Wood
and Slab
Anderson Fuel Co.
106 J.
Realty
Canadian Lands.
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ANS AND INSVyANrB
Geo. Taylor
Corner of 8coad ssd Broadslbla
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BATHS
B i p r t Workmaaihlp
T h r Ch'alra
L. VIERECK.
BERT CRAWFORD,
B. F. KIRK
Your Patronage Solicited
First and El I a w or t h St.
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Before Taking After Taking
JO-TO JO-TO
Sample Free.
JO-TO relieves indigestion
and miseries of the stom
ach in two months.
Sold by all local druggists
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RECORD MADE IN i
, NUMBER AT CHURCll!
Methodists Award Roquet J.
W - -A
jonnson r amiiy ai
Family
Sunday Service
"Let's go to church this morning,
and b on of the 100 per cent fam-
ilici" said mother to dad, and dad and
mother to the boy and girls S-Jnday,
and though no. doubt It required an
vxirsv uiui on m p.ffc wi nianj wic
seem to have taken kindly to the sug
gestion for they certainly went to
the Methodist Church and filled it
from pulpit to door. The placards
had don their work well, and for the
time In monlhs, or perhaps years, en-
tire families sat together at the scr-
vice. , '
Fully half of the large morning con-
gregation was composed of 100 per
cent families, and on taking the re-
cord It was found that the family of
Paul Johnson was the largest, nunt-
bcring ten. At the evening services of
t'l ' cbjrch, and the membership appre
ciat d their 'faithfulness.
Th Kcc. Mr. A. A. Heist, of Astor
ia, spoke' on "The Christian Life, a
I'o.itiv Influence," and at the dos I of the South Carolina general assem
of the service the stor received ; bly at Its "annual forty-day session
eleven into the church fellowship. ! which bruins today.
Th evening crowd was scarcely ! A nation-wide non-partian vote is
smaller that that of the morning, ' to be polled today among the facul-
andagain the entire congregation gave
the most tamest attention to the
I stirring words of the preacher, who
spoke On the topic, "But The Sign of
! a Moral Wawdler". Mr. Heist's posi
' live preaching and the simplicity with
which he gives his mesagc seem to
be getting a grip on the people of
Albany, and the interest in the meet
ing is growing steadily. There will
be service every evening this week
except tonight.
On Thursday evening, there will be
a complimentary truppcr served in the
banquet room of the church, to men
and boys of High school age only, at
f Corvallia will speak. After the
which the Rev. George H. Parkinson,
supper there will be a pjblic service
in the auditorium to which every one
is urged to come, as Mr. Parkinson
will speak there also. J3ther specril
feature n now in preparation.
Only A Limited Number of
Ford Cars
Ther. are mighty good reason why you should buy your Ford cr now. But
the biggext one is that there are only so many Ford cars just a specified limited
number allotted to this territory. Those who buy their car now will be wise. They
will have them to use whenever they wish.
Don't put it off next spring, even next month, is an uncertainty. We cannot
take order for spring delivery. Even now, we must have signed bonafide orders be-
fore our monthly allotment is shipped us. So the only way for you to be sure of get
ting a Ford car, is to order it now. Get your name on an order. It is your protection.
Again we tell you. the allotment of this territory is limited and you must buy
now while deliveries are possible. As ever, the demand for Ford ears is away in
advance of production.- So, it's firxt come, first served. Spring, summer, autumn and
winter are all the same to the Ford car. It is a valuable servant every day of the
year. Rain or shine, it Is ready for your demands. Buy now and get prompt deliv
ery. You won't have to store it You can use it Buy now while the buying is pos
sible. 4
Insist on Genuine Ford Parts
I TODAY'S EVENTS j
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Ington" on Long Island Sound,
In
I which 140 persons periih.d.
The German National Assembly is
1 to reassemble today after a recei of
four wtKi.
( A convention of rural credit society
directors of the United States and
Canada is to meet today at Winnipeg.
j Th? "'"J""'
iirntil, m TrrnlAH I rulu 1 anil nrvin.
ize for its annual session.
Trial Is scheduled to begin st Ta
coma todny of three alleged members
of the I. W. W , charged with viola-
, tion of
th United State sedition
: laws.
j The Prohibition National Committee
' meets at Washington today to fix the
i time and place for holding the party's
I national convention
Co-operation of retail clothiers
i with the Federal campaign for the
j reduction of living cots, is to be out
,t a convention of 1,000 members of
the National Retail Clothier' Asso
ciation, meeting at Chicago today.
Legislation for improved highways
and better schools will be the prin
cipal subject to receive the attention
ties and students of seven hundred
colleges in the United States to ob
tain "academic sentiment" on th
ojestion of ratification of the Peace
Treaty.
Jt.j. Gen. Leonard Wood has ac
cepted an invitation to speak at a
dinner to be given in New York city
tonight in celebration of the twenty-
fifth anniversary of the founding of
the Society of Mayflower Descendants
in the State of New York.
Conventions Opening Today: '
Boston Natioal Shoe Retailer's
Association. - -
New York Jobbers' Association of
Dress Good Buyer.
Indianapolis Indiana Hardwood
Lumbermen's Association.
Des Moines Iowa Veterinary As
sociation. Milwaukee Wisconsin Master
Plumbers' Association.
THE UNIVERSAL AR
Fort Dodge, Iowa Iowa Master
Plumber' Association. v
Harritburg, Pa. Pcnsylvania. Stat
Master Painter and Decorators' Assn.
The first public performance on a
piano was given In London over 160 :
yean ago. '
Pearls kept in th dark lose their
lustre, but regain it on exposure to
th inn.
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