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CLASSIFIED ADS- BUSINESS DIRECTORY ooooooooooooooeo CLASSIFIED AUVL'IHINO Count your wonk nil re mit oo th followlcj Cain! . Una word on tlma. i cent Ont word thro ..., 2c. On -word on wouk, 3c. On word on monlh, 10a. No ad for on time lou than 26c. . - No ad (or thra timet toil than 60c. No ad for on wok leu than 76c. i No ad .for -on mouth less 0 0 0 0,0 OOOOOOOOOOO FOR BALE Bom good oil-lamp broixlura, bin enough for 100 chick, l'rlco, complete with lamp 0.00 rach. R. K. Hpauldlng, lit. 8., Al bany, Phone, Corvaiiia 1766. FOR BALE A 1018 Maxwell touring car. New Urea, all around and in A No. 1 condition. Call at 838, E. 4th HI KOK SALE Two Touluuae Greao, II. J. Fiarhau,- Albany Ilakvry, price $10. 13JI KOH BALE Mitchell, liicht , No. 1 condition, 1'hone 621. Addrca ilH W. 2nd. hjlu KOK SALE Sevth-room houae, mod ern; sleeping porch. Krult Uvea and chicken park. Big lot. Call at 1040 Coltagv St., or ajdreas A. A. Mickel, Balem, Or. 8J14 Miscellaneous. WANTED To rent unfurniahed hoUM, close in. Oil 4US-J. 12JIU I'LL' JUNG WORK DONE Quick sr vico and fair price, skop in Uu man'i roifniintf houke' oaacm'ent, Cor. uf 3rdii Xfotv-fclv Phon 171Y. Collut A .Robert. liyiB STRAYED Irrota 231 Kerry St.,. a hurt haired r-d iheppard dog. No niarka, Illnfk leather strap with - whit rellusMd Ting. Name Gyp. Kinder plunge return-to number of alrrci given, or phono to S&7J. and receive reward. ) r l.ljlG 1 i ... WE PAY CA$l-.rqr uaod furnitur or trad yon new- goods for your old ones. Hte os'fore you sell. E. U Stiff f Uk Son, 216-217 Lyon Street. f d2!tf. STRAYED Small t year black mare,! left mv nlae January 1.' finder i please notify 'Henry Seefeld. llalsoy 1 1 Oregon. Jfitf. i I FOR RENT Warehouse. 40x100 with, basement, formerly fruit juic plant . has all three Ky's. in front. Steam boat at rinr, on black .from First National Bank, Be Fish A Hodges, Owners. . J3tf. CA8H PAID Kpe furuitir a household goods. Be us oafor jou I sell. Alnany r urnlture Exchange 418-417 Wt 1st St. Both phon.. d2tf WANTED To rent five or six room unfurnished house. Phone 843, F.I II. Johnson. J3tf FOR RENT Kurniahed sleeping rooms with licnt. Also a garago, 208 East 6th St. 7JI4 HELP WANTED RADIATORS REPAIRED All makes of radiatoss repaired by experts. MEDIN & BA1R, Auto Sheet Mctnl Works, 115 East 8rd St, Albany Oregon. dl7tf. FOR SALE Newly made over sec ond hand mattresses. At tho Fur niture Hospital. 128-130 Ferry St. Dltf. IIEMST1TCHIN(S-I2l4e per yard, thread furnished. Bell phono 452R. Sue Brechcnhrldge, 833 Wv2d St. I TJtry ii Dltf. The Clancy Kids Timmie Isn't Going to Stand for Any Dull -mm PERCY L. CROSBY fcir.lh UrClar. Hwaptpir lrrrfll.AU BUSINESS DIRECTORS '. 4ral Par) Loan 64 per east intrat S4 1-2 yara tlm. Prompt and JBelnt ssrvic. Application will b received by th Pint National Bank, Albany, Or. A. C . BOHKNBTEDT 401 Maoai Tempi B.Win. Or. J. D. HUSTON PAINTING. DECORATING and PAPEIM1ANGINO Phon 41 1 R Shop at First and Maker Street. , a ).. ' riSllKR.IIHADE.N CO. Progressive Kuneral Director AUTO SERVICE . "Lady AaaiaUnt. Phon 88 Night Call 60BR t ortmiiler Bros. Funeral Directors Our Owa Auto Hears "Lady Attendant Phon 78 . Masonic Building OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO O W Make a KoecUlte of O O Kricndahin. Enlevement and O ' Wedding King O O F. M. FRENCH SONS " O O Jeweler and Kngraver O OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO , I ALTO- TOPS : J' a t a We niak and repair Auto Tops, Curtains and Cushions. IIORSKY'S TIRE STATION " Dr. Jackson DENTIST : 404-40$ First Nattenal Bank Bldg. . Phon tl.J UI - 111 T t I I I- . YLAi sT. n . . 111 I NiTfc U'L- ll.VL- III BeD $2J Hosm 2t7l I I III I ' f SlXS & III i i .v- iii ill . ' , ,. i i 'COrYS . : : THE UNtVSAI-CAPr II " IIj i . I III I : .. ; . I III I It A lNJaPRnPT I I 7T rT.TT7o I -1 III I ' -' II S- i&i Va A . . M m . si m-c a s M III! .Bill II nnTin k t rn II I I I a I Z J . eVt: -1' I I , v,. s..,. , , DATUC . i yjmy JLimiiea iumoer 01 i -ier. " Bf V t . . ciiT," I III ' .::tt.a ' . Ill K&nnn.-rS' I L. VIERECK. Ill " There are mighty good reasons why you should buy your Ford car now; But I I ii T fUnll Y SriLJL J I BERT CRAWFORD. Ill tne biggest one is mat there are only so many Kord cars just a specified limited I I h-l :,. ,7sS I B. F. KIKK. I, I I number allotted to this territory. Thos wito buy; their cars now will be wise. They , . I I Pi X'-. iZJ I. II four rtronage Solicited III , ,n v.enerer ur I HI WJ If I First and Ellsworth Sts. Ill j Don t put it off next spring, even next months Is an uncerUinty... We cannot . .. f1 nIrnl r 1 I MWaa.m'.aMSBaBswaiassBwssissasiaiia.mi I I II! I ",ur13 Iul "M"" even now, we must nave signea oonanae orders oe- - I i I , HAKE - IIT"a 1 l . 1 1 .. fore our monthly allotment is shipped us. So the only way for you to be surevof get- - III J j a"! I -I I III I ting a Ford car, is to order It now. Get your, name on an order. It is your protection. I in I C-l "i I " ' ! I III I ilii ; 1 Cake' J I 1- II I I Again we tell you, the allotment of thra territory Is limited and you" must buy IM 3 I Istmf. ' . M I -J v-V W i, sills t "- uvi.i-..ts mc. puiv-iuir. . "rr, ine uemanu lor roro cars is away in I I I XVI Jv. I LTZ II . ? . V-v . ' ll I III I arivanr of nrndurtinn. So it'a firat mm, first corral Srin., ..,. III' 3 f !, J II j ''' - I I I winter are all the same to the Ford car. It is a valuable servant every dav of the ' I V-i Cookies, Rolls, tyjnj -i-s V J.k l lllll -year. Rain or shine, it is ready for your demands.- Buy now and get prompt deliv- ' m' Doughnuts. Etc, M VT C ! I I -'T- You won't have to store it. You csn -ue it. Buy now while the buying Is pos- . - I I . I PR nb . ICT Uctore taking After lakmg , I 1 . I I 1:: nine "; r n jo-to JO-TO i I i r- I I X.:. ., . .,a'V, - Sold bv all lural druirirista I I . I t why don't va To r rC? ' . lgeerwitjKervTf? - 1' feaVAWM-vr- (' . . . )f I I eJ m rot me IWHVDflrlTl I Ji r.k o,-' ....... S ' ;. f CMA nn. .vi ) IJCiy'ii .,r-w. II Daily Market Report . ,'. Hay and Grain . .Wheat WOO. Oat-V75c. ' . ' '. ' Uy fietlS. ' Mlllfusd 148. .' . Klour-2.H to $3.46 .' .Wool and Mhsir Wool ftO'ftjt&is. Mchsir C6c. f llutt.r. IlufUrfat and Eggs Buttorfat74, Creamery Butter, wholesale, 72c; null, 80c Eggs, buying prlc 68c; retail 60c. retail, 75c. . Dairy Bitter oOe trad; retail 6c. Poultry . . liens It to 25c; springs 21 to 21. Old rosters 21 to 20c. Gees -20c Ducks 26c. Turkey 84c. ' ! i r Vegetable "Cabbage, 7 l-2c unions 7 1-2 c; tur nips, 8 1-Zc; potatoes Be intrad Liv Stock Market Kurniahed by D. Nebrrgall Meat Co. Hog 14 l-4c Cows 4i8c. Steers 7 (& 10. Calves-14c. Ewes 32 6c Yearlings S'ftDe. Veal uWlOe. Ijimbt Ti 12c. MADAME El'CENE Scientific- palmist, can read youi life from .the cradle to the grave. Your destany is written in your hand. Advice givrn in bu.iness, love and v.ces, and to mut n resent.ng the. . enterpri!1nB dtlerancher -who family affairs, consultat.on. daily and message the services of Bruce Evan,uctionter eondacted tt. bidding with Sunday. lH,Ur, 8-30 to 8 evenings 6 to a sp. aker of nat.on-wi.bj repute ,u He went out, In the t L "1 ! "V'nprt rtX"Bin houw ?T the BPt'U, has been secur-" , M tbe gtory .nd broU(fht 42J West iFrat Street. 6jl3,ed. In making the announcement -f ; n the .jreater part of the bidders and ,. , , T: ' ' ih""n'V'ihLeCi:Ure,,Sunday :then saw to it that basket brought It is a rue with the Mohammedans , a notice handed injjy Pastor Varney . the trafflc wouid bear." lo begin meal with salt and finish ' y: I with vinegar. If they begin with salt ' " 'Xo' everybody likes Billy Sun-i ' Students Earn Way they think ti? will escape the eon- ; but all want to hear him. Not y. 0f O., ETJGEN'E Men of the lagion of seventy diseases. If rticy ,nsny people in Corvallis will ever , UniveMity of Oregon are paying their finich with vinegar, their forldly pror- , hve th' chance; but all may hear aWay through college with a wide range perity will continue to Increase. Dry Fir Cord Wood ' and Slab "Anderson Fuel Co.. 106 J. BSSSSSSBBBSasBSSSBSasaBXSSSSSSSSSSSBBBBBK Ml vjw.-iajriur I I ill r dtaM'A " Jr. . " I Utl 'WIBjBlBa.Bl, ' Wi B III B ..a . - - - i -BIIIB .... .. T? r . 1 1 J laiMSMi i II1I..IIII.IMH i i ilia iiiiMana m a sl Penney Stores to 'Hold Convention . In Salt Lake City F. E. Livlngood, local manager of the J..C. I'.nueV Btorvs. will leav in 'fT few. days for Salt Lak City whsr his company will hold their annual western conference. Th sessions will begin on February 2 and lait for three weeks. ' Th J. C. Penney Company Is plan ning on opening 100 new store this year, milking about 300 In their chain. One will be opened at Portland and one at Lebanon. Leonard Hurst, of the local itorr, will have charge of the Lebanon branch, in which Mr. Livin good will alo be interested. Mr. Liv Ingood was In Portland last week making arrangements for the special ear which -will carry the Oregon rep resentatives of the company to Salt Lake. Baptist Church of Albany to Have 2nd Billy Sunday Feb.l The Baptist church, of Albany -arc to have a second Billy Sunday here to conduct revival service beginning th. first Sunday of next month if th an-' " ,,m , c '""."lyw """ Corv.ll.. of Saturdays issue is cor- L '.' ' . - . , : - Th. baptists are auto bcg.D; one of the old fanhiontd revival ser-. .. . I . I f . . m; . j man who has often been called a sec ond edition of Billy. Bruce Evans' yying wood to preaching in nearby is the man. He is undoubtedly the; pulpits. Sixty per cent of them in most BPI'ular .peaker among college coeBe earn part of their expenses, .students that there is in the west to-! ,Dd 25 per cent are entirely self day. To hi own college education he supporting, 'adds wit and humor in an unusual ' ' degree, differing from Billy Sun-j We ms,ke a specialty of Friendship, day in that respect. He differs also tin that he oldom tfeerf to slang in, any disagreeable wa an! .lifaVvet abusive. He can tell more funny stories, Jn a given length of tint than probably any other man living, and each one will have a point. He Is not only entertaining, but inspiring. " 'Bruce, as you will call him after knowing him twenty-four hours, will speak at the Baptist - church next Sunday at both services. Both ad dress are free to the public, al though either on is worth fifty cent to anybody.' " Rev. Evans i well known in Albany having conducted revival meetings her several year ago. OREGON HTL'DENTS RAISE f6.000 ON BUILDING FUND Largest Single Subscription 81,000; Prineville Goes Far ' , Above Quota U. of 0., EUGENE Approximate ly $6,000 has already been reported as raised ip the students' campaign to raise $.'10,000 for the completion of the women's building on the campus. Wilbur Carl, of Portland, chairman of the student's committee, expresses the belief that the full reports will show approximately $10,000 subscrib ed. The largest contribution made .. durfri(f the v,,tion drive WM ,jt00o by a donor who requested that his nam be kept secret for the present. The amount raised in the. various We no direct rellltion to their sfee. Prirarville with basket lu COBtribation op to twn i. ,k ,h r of occupations,. al) the way from car- Engagement and Wedding" Rinjrs. F. M- Frenchj S'Soh,. Jeweler, Jjirve5. Optidan.lA t t J '"a 12j8 CASE OF SLEEPING SICKNESS REMOVED' Salesman Sleeps for 10 Day in Local Hotel: Awoke Only to Eat What has been pronounced by Portland physicians as sleeping sick- -ness occupied the attention of local . doctors for a period of 10 days prior to last Thursday. F. J. Grlpp, sales man for the Wayne Oil Tank and Pump Co., of Sin Francisco, make Portland his Vadquarters became ill while here at the St. Francis HoteL At first he slept for two days. The first day' when he failed t .how up his room was entered and SB effort was made to ro-jse him. He woke up for ashort interval but soon fell asleep again. He slept through to the next day when he was aroused and made to sit up. He Was hungry and ate heartily. Later he' shaved, but was soon overtaken by his steep big spell again. . ' Mrs. Gripp was notified and cam' down from Portland to care for her husband. Each moming he was a Wakened, when he seemed hungry and called for ham and egs. He was giv- ' en the eggs and other soft foods and after having his customary hare he would fall asleep again. Thnrsdayhe was taken to Portland where he is taking treatment. - ' -" ' Roy Pirtle, of the St. -Francis is -inclined to doubt the sleeping sick ness theory, stating that he did not act like a person afflicted with that ' ailment. It seemed to be a' ease of' overwork more than anything else, he believes. We have tbe finest silver polish manufactured. Guaranteed not ' to scratch the finest silver. F. M. French and sons, Jewelers, Engravers, Op ticians. - -" 12jlt The most capacious wine-cellar in -the world is owned by the Roumanian Government. A. rail way tunnel tw thousand six hundred feet long could not bcoscd for the purpose for WW em - it Intended because of Inferior con struction, so it was leased to a' Viae :' 1 ,who turned, it Into a store- 11 r - . . nrivr wines. v
