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BABY CHICKS Vlirorotta. White
Leghorn, heavy laying itrain.
Nearly aold out Plac your order
now. J. A. McUlaahan, Albany, H.
F. D. No. 4. Phone B2K4. 14Jluwl6
FOR BALE Soma good oil-lamp
broodara, big enough (or 100 ehlcka.
l'rlco, complete with lamp $.00
each. R. E. Spauldlng, Rt. S., Al
Uny, Phon, Corvallla 9765.
FOR BALE Two TouIoum Gaaae, II.
J. Flechau, Albany Bakery, price
10. J1
FOR BALE Mitchell, light 6, No. 1
condition. Phone 2L Addraaa 518
W. 2nd. 8J1
Miscellaneous.
WANTED To rant Unfurnished
houa. eloaa In, Call 466-J. 12J1
rLUMINO WORK DONE Quick ser
vlc and (air price, ihop In Bow
man'a rooming houaa baaemaot,
Cor. of 3rd and Lyon St., Phone
171Y, Collar A Roberta. 12J18
STRAYED From 231 Ferry SC. a
ahort haired red aheppard dog. No
marke. Black leather, strap with
whit celluloid ring. Name Gyp.
Finder pleac return to number of
etrcet given, or phon to 8&7J. and
receive reward. 13J16
WE PAY CASH For need furniture
or trad you new good for your
old one. Be ua before yon sell.
E. U Stiff A Son,' 211-217 Lyon
Street d2tf.
STRAYED Small 2 year black mare,
left my plao January 1, Ander
pleaa notify Henry Seeteld. Ilalaay
Oregon. Jtf.
FOR RENT Warohouae, 40x100 with
baaement, formerly fruit Juice plant
ha all three Ry'a. In front, Steam
boat at rear, ona black from Flrat
National Bank, See Fiah A Hodgea,
Owner. j3tf.
CASH PAID rar furniture anc
houeahotd good. S a oaf or oa
e aell. Albany Furniture Eichaag
415-417 W t let flt Both pboa
HEMSTITCHING 12We per yard,
thread furnished. Bell phone 452R.
Sue Brechenbrtdge, 833 W. 2d St
Dltf.
FOR SALE Nowly mad over sec
ond hand maMreMe. At tha Fur
nitur Hospital. 128-130 Ferry St
Dltf.
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WANTED To rent Ave or six room
v unfurniahod houaa. Phon 943, F.
H. Johnson. J3tf
FOR RENT 6-aeres, houa and barn,
2 milo out Inquire of Leo Cohrti.
J14tf.
THE TIRE HOSPITAL Progresalv
tire repairing. Satiafaction guar
anteed. Glva ua a trial, 022 Lyon
Street, Lewis E. Co veil. 14J28
RADIATORS REPAIRED All make
of radiator repaired by expert.
MEDIN A BAIR, Auto Sheet Metal
Work, 116 East 8rd St, Albany
Oregon. - dl7tf.
FOR RENT Light houa keeping
room, 839 West Eth Street. jl4
lite V-u-T
Clancy,,
Kids
breathes There a
Man With a Soul
So Dead?
By
PERCY L. CROSBY
fJsarntBt, ar Uw MflClars Ntwtvafw SfseiMtt
FOR SALE Barry and truck tracta,
alao residence lota all In llaselwood
Add. Alao 75 acre Improved farm,
8 mile out with atock and Imple
ment If desired. The place Join R
R. Station. W. II. Howard, Route 8
Albany, Oregon. - 14J16
BUSINE6S DIRECTORS
Federal Farm La
6H par cant Intereat 84 1-2 year
liui. Prompt and efficient eerrloe.
Application wllf be received uy th
Pint National Bank, Albany, Or.
A. C BOHRNSTEDT
M Maaoalc Temple Salem. Or.
J. D. HUSTON
PAINTING. DECORATING and
PAPER-HANGING
Phoa 4I1R
Shop at Flrat and Baker Street
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FISHER BRA DEN CO.
Prograaalve Funeral Director
AUTO SERVICE
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Night Call 50R
Fortmillcr Bros.
Funeral Directors
Our Owa Ant Bear
Udy Attendant
Pba 78 . Maaoalc Buildleg
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W make and repair Auto
Top, Curtain and Cushion.
R0R8ET8 TIRE STATION
PUT CREAM IN NOSE
AND STOP CATARRH
Tail Hew To Opea Clogged No.
. trUa aad End Bead-Cold.
You feel fine ia a few momenta. Your
old I head or eatarrh will be gooe.
Your clogged aoatrila wiU open. The air
laesagu of your bead will clear and
you eaa breathe fretlv. No more dull
ness, haadaebet do hawking, snuffling,
mucoua discharges or dryness bo at nig
gling for breath at night
Tall your druggist you want a email
bottle of Elye Cream Balm. Apply a
little of thia fragrant, aatlaaptle ctaa
la your aoatrila, let It penetrate through
very 'alr'paaaag of the head) soothe
aad heal the swollen, Inflamed mucoua
membrane, aad relief corona Instantly.
It ia Juet what every cold and eatarrh
sufferer aeada.' Uuu I May stuffed-up
and miserable.
BAKE - RITE
Bread
Cake
Plea
Cookie, Roll.
Doughnuts, Etc,
are Making
A HIT
Try Them
Elite Bakery &
Confectionery
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Daily Market, Report
Hay and Gral
Whaat i!.(H.
Oata 76c.
Hay Ilru 18.
Millfeed 848.
Flour 12.06 to (3.46
Wool and Mohair
Wool 8401862.
Mohair 66c.
Butter. BulUrfat aad Egga
Butterfat 8c.
Creamery Butter, wholesale, 72c J
retail, 70c.
Egga, buying pr lea 48c; retail 62c.
Ilena 26 to 30c; springs 26 to 30c
Dairy Better 0e trad; retail 16c
Poultry ,
Ilena 12 to 26c; springs 21 to 26c.
Old rooster U 2c.
Gti.se 22c; Duck 26e.
. Turkeys 82c.
Vegetable
-Cabbage. 7 l-2c: onions 7 1-2 n lur.
nips, 8 l-2c; potatoes 6c intrad
Uv Stock Market Furnished by D.
B. Nebergall Meat Co.
Hog 14 1-4&
. Cow 4i8c
Steer 7(&10c
Calves 14e.
Ewes 3 (a 6c
Yearling 6!j9c.
Veal-18il9e.
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MADAME EUGENE
SclentiAe Dalmlit. can rtmif vani
life from the cradle to the grave.
Your destany Is written In your hand.
Advice given in business, lov and
family affairs, eonsulutlon daily and
Sunday, hour 9-30 to 6 evenings 6 to
9. Room 4 Davenport rooming houa
423 Weet IFrat Street J13e
A man prominent In tha kln
trad 1ft New York says a large num
ber of aociety women ar wearing
Jewels which the believe to ba real.
which are only clever imitations, or
iginally bought or later substituted by
their husbands.
Dry Fir Cord Wood
and Slab
Anderson Fuel Co.
106 J.
Realty
Canadian Lain da
LOANS AND DtBCBANr.
Geo. Taylor
Corner f Bscsad aad BreaW
Ball BUi Hoes StTI
VIERICK'S
BATHS
Expert Worksaaaehlp
Tare Chair
U VIERECK.
BERT CRAWFORD,
a F. KIRK
Your Patroaag Solicited
Flrat aad Eltawarth Sta.
Bcfoc 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
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GUADALUPE
DRAWS MANY
Shrine of Virgin and Sacred
Jerkin are Mecca of -Sons
of Incas
GUADALUPE, Mexico, Fifty
thousand Indians from all parts of
Mexico have just completed their week
of homage to their patron saint tha
Virgin of Guadalupe and their pilgram
age to the shrine of the Virgin her,
sacred a journey as ever waa made
by Mohammedans to Mecca or Hindus
to the river Ganges.
This ceremony marks the 888th an
niversary of the traditional divine
manifestation which refilled in the
conversion to Christianity of virtual
ly all Indians in Mexico and led lo the
erection her of a magnificent cathed
ral, several chapels and the shrine.
It has been a week of prayer, church
going and first for the Indians.
The Incident from which the cere
mony had Its origin transpired, ac
cording to tradition, in 1631 when an
Indian is said to have met on the
present eit of Guadalupe village the
apparition of the Blesaed Virgin who
imprinted her Image upon th cloth
jerkin the Indian was wearing. This
miracle so Impressed the Indians that
a shrine was erected here -and later
th cathedral and chapel. Through
the succeeding centuries this has been
the Mecca to which nearly all Indians
of Mexico pirn for on week during
the year.
T jerkin bearing the imprint la
still preserved in th shrine, encased
in sllvler, gold and gems.
"Guadalupe Day", as the celebra
tion is called, is a Strang combination
of devotion and unbridler hilarity on
the part of the Indian. Guadalupe
ia within easy access from Mexico
City and the festival always attracts
many foregin spectators from th capital.
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of articles about the
Swine Breeds gets going
then. Also, there's a splen
did aeries about Cotton,
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ACL THE STUFF
TODAY'S EVENTS
Th Secretory of Stat and Mr.
Robert Laming today celebrate their
thirtieth wedding anniversary.
A general conference of all th Jap
anese aaaociationa in Utah, Nevada,
Arizona, and northern California ia to
Lb held in San Francisco today.
Representatives of England, Esth
onia, Livonia, Poland, Lithuania and
th Ukraine are to confer at Helsing
for today on united action to meet
th Bolshevist menace.
Whether Senator Hitchcock of Ne
braska or Senator Underwood of Ala
bama 1 ot b thcDcmoeratic leader
In th United State senate ia expect
ed" to be determined at a party caucus
called for today.
Vital problem now confronting
thoa interested in conetruction will
be discussed at the annual convention
of the National Association of Build
era' Exchange, opening today at
Indianapolis.
A campaign for th education of
women voter in New Jersey will be
Inaugurated at a Stat conference to
be held at Newark today under the
auspices of th New Jersey Woman
Suffrage Association. 1
The last night before th T'nited
States -goes "dry" is to be celebrated
with "watch night" services in church
es throughout the land, together with
special meeting of tha W. C T. U.,
and other organization.
Th first local elections since the
beginning of th war in 1914 will take
placa all over Ireland today, and re
markable intereat ia attached to the
results because they ar expected to
how hbw far th Sinn Fein party ia
holding it own.
Convention Opening Today
New York National Wholesale
Dry Goods Association.
Newark, N. J. United American
War Veteran of New Jersey.
Cairo, Ilbr-Southern Illinois Retail
Lumber Dealer Association.
In proportion to ita thickness, frog
skin makes the toughest leather.
ing along in February
too good to miss. Ajid be
fore long there v ill be eocne
bank articles by Herbert
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new mystery serial. AH
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regular weekly crop and
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WOMEN IS HIT
Redmen Think of Quitting
Tribal Customs of Buy
ing and Selling Spouses
JUNEAU. Alaska The Alaska Na
tive Brotherhood is endeavoring to
stop the practice of selling Indian
women in marriage and the era torn of
collecting- blackmail by the Indian
clans. The organization has apiealed
to Governor Thomas Riggs Jr.. akln?
for the enactment and enfonaents of
laws abolishing these two practices.
The Brotherhood ia composed of In
dians but includes many influential
citizens of the Alaskan territory. It
asserts that the tribal custom of sell
ing woman for marriage is contrary
to th principles of th Amerncan
government and detrimental to the
rising generation of Indian-Americana
in Alaska.
Sporting Notes
Efforts are being made in New
Jersey to have the limit of boxing
bout extended from 8 to 12 rounds.
Rumor ha it that Tom Jones, form
erly manager of Jeaa Willard, ia will
ing to aopplant Tom O'Rourk as pilot
for Fred Fulton.
Pitcher Hod Eller announcement
that he had quit th gam for good
must have made Manager Moran of
the champion Red sit op a quick aa
that.
Th University of Pennsylvania, is
the first to award the vanity letter .
to boxen. Now that th lid has been
lifted boxing should flourish in tha
college world.
In th person of George Vemot, the
18-year-old wonder swimmer of Mon
treal, Canada has a likely candidate
for Olympic honors at Antwerp next
summer.
No boxing bout since the Dempaey
Willard mill at Toledo last summer,
haa attracted so much attention as
the Benny Leonard-Johnny Dundee
boat scheduled for Jan. 16 at New
Haven.
Now that the wrestling gam I on
the top wave of prosperity, fear ia
expressed in the east that the "sure
thing" gents will get busy and give
the sport a knockout.
Jack Britton, the welterweight .
champion, ia anxious for another
match with Benny Leonard. And as
Benny is just as anxious to add to his
collection of kale no doubt Jack will
be accomodated.
Frankie Mason, th Fort Wayne
claimant to th American flyweight
title, will meet Jimmy Wilde, the Brit
ish champion, at Milwaukee the lat
ter part of thia month.
Battling Nelson, former lightweight
champion, claims to have picked John
son to win over Jeffries, Willard to
beat Johnson, and Dempsey to take
the heavyweight crown away from
Willard. And the Battler adds: "And
then they say old Bat is nuts."
The New York Ysnkees have never
won a pennant, but they are the cham
pion big money spenden for talent.
Stars bought by the Yanks include:
"Babe" Ruth, $100,000; Carl Mays,
S55,000t Frank Baker, $35,000; Lee
Magee, $25,000, and Fritz Maisel, $12,- .
000.
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