Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192?, January 17, 1920, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textclassified hps-business diregtdby I oooooooooooooooo o o 0 CLAHBIHED AUVETltilNO O KATE) O O Count your worth nd r 0 O mlt on tf followln- tale: O O On wrd on tlm. is) cent. 9 O On word thro .., 2c. O . On word on wek, Sc. O On word on month, 10-.. 0 O No ad for on tlm leu than O O ile. 0 O No ad for three timM lea O O than 60c. O O No ad for on wk leu O than 76c. O O No ad for on month lm O OOOOOOOOOOOIOOOO KOR SALE A nw pair ladle $12 hM. No. 8. Trie $4., Hum Sho Dr. J 18 KOR BALE Houm and lot on corner of Olh and Thurston at bargain, t 100. Inqulr at 705 Eaat th St. 16J22 FOR 8ALE New fl-room plastered bungalow- with full basement and 8 larg city lota, good barn, garage, nd chicken house, about 80 bear ing fruit tree. Fiac situated In East Albany. Prlc $2600. Beam Land Co., 1S3 Lyon St. 18J17 FOB BALE Some good oil-lamp brooder, big enough for 100 chick, rriee, compleU with lamp 0.00 each. R. E. Bpauldlng, Rt. 8., AI- bany, Phone. Corvallia 8765. DAY OLD CHICKS Do not order yoor day od chick entil you hav aeen on of my mating and price pamphlet. Send for one, Bert Caa, Route 5, Phon 41-F-S. 15J17 FOR SALE Fruit tree, benie. loganberry tip, walnut, vine and ahruhry. J. T. Kean at Albany Bak ery. 16J21 Miscellaneous. WANTED To rent unfurnished house, cIom In. C11486-J. ' 12J19 PLUMING WORK DONE Quick er vie and fair price, shop In Bow man' rooming houa baaement, Cor. of Srd and Lyon St, Tona 171Y. Collar A Robert. 12J18 FOR RENT A room in modem horn Inqulr at Democrat office. 18J18 WE PAY CASH For oaed furniture or trad yon new good for your old one. Be u bafor you aell. . E. L. Stiff A Son, 818-817 Lyon Street. d2tf. STRAYED Small 8 year black mar, left my plao January 1, Under plea notify Henry Seefeld. Halsey Oregon. Jfltf. FOR RENT Warehoua. 40x100 with baaement, formerly fruit Juice plant ha all three Ry'i. in front. Steam boat at rear, on black from Flnt National Bank, Se Fih A Hodge, Owner. J3tf. CASH PAID Par furnttare anc houaehold good. Se u oaf or jou aell. Albany Kurnlture Exchange 415-417 Weet lt Bt Both phon HEMSTITCHING ltte per yard, thread furnished. Bell phon 462R. Sue Brechenbrldge, 333 W. 2d St. Dltf. FOR SALE Newly mad oyer sec ond hand mattntses. At the Fur- nitur Hoipital. 128-130 Ferry St Dltf. d2tf WANTED To rent fiv or lx room unfurnished home. Phon 943, F. H. Johnson. J3tf THE TIRE HOSPITAL Progressive tin repairing. Satinfaction guar anteed. Give us a trial, 922 Lyon Strcot, Lewi E. Covoll. 14J28 FOR RENT 6-acres, house and barn, 2 miloa out. Inquire of Leo Cohen. J14tf. The Clancy Kids Give Him a Chance, Mrs. Clancy Give Him a Chance PERCY L. CROSBY ST Um- MrCter Hsnssssr rsMis It RADIATORS REPAIRED All make of radiator repaired by expert. MEDIN DA IK, Auto Sheet M.UI Work, lit Eaat 8rd St., Albany Oregon. dl7tf. WANTED Elderly woman want work by the day or hour. Will do washing, hou cleaning etc., Call Mr. 8. H. Wild, 210 Eaat Second St, 1CJ17 WANTED To hear from owner of good ranch for aale. Stat cash price, full particular. D. T. Bush, Mineapolts, Minn. J3ml BUSINESS DIRECTORS Federal firm Leaa t per cant Intenat. 84 1-8 yean tlm. Prompt and affleUot service. Application will b received by to Pint National Bank, Albany, Or. . A. C BOHRNSTEDT 101 Maaoml TeaipU galea. Ore HELP WANTED WANTED Young girl, in office af ternoon. Apply to Dr. Ellia. 10J17pl J. D. HUSTON PAINTING. DECORATING aad PAPER-HANGING Pbeae 4UR Stop at PI ret aad Baker Street WE HAVE Everything OPTICAL BANCROFr OPTICAL CO. PISHER BRADEN CO. Pwigieeelee Funeral Director AUTO SERVICE "Ldy Assistant. Phon M Night Call 60R Fortmiller Bros. Funeral Directors Oar Own A at Hear Lady Attendant Phaa 78 . Msaenl BalMlag ooooooooooooooooo O W Make Specialty of O O Friendship, Engagement and O O Wedding Ring O O P. M. FRENCH A SONS C O Jrwelera and Engraven . O 00000000000000000 TOPS AUTO - W make and repair Auto Topa, Curtain and Cuahien. HORSEY TIRE STATION BAKE RITE Bread Cak Pin Cookie, Roll, Doaghnuta, Etc., . an Making A HIT , Try Them Elite Bakery & Confectionery 3 P BAKE - RITE fS1 Bread V, xtimmie, i want you ro ct to Tt I i . . . , . ) '' fT ( jjj cYOU'D TCR&lt WOUfC VO?rHOF5OlP6(?NJ,AtOAfflF0AI. Sftl VTOOTH PICKS r1 ,., f Jl-M tnF ITWAW T TtGK J SEEP; A flllAKTOF POTATOES PK5 OF J hr79K 'i iUtt 1 pics or suDuss raijnt, a pk&of ?&ZS -jr Miskt sd : tins I ' Daily Market Report Uay ' ai Gral Wheat I. 00. Oat 76c. Hay 116818. Mlilfeed 848. Flour $2 t6 to 13.45 Wool ind Mohair Wool 1062. Mohair 66c. Butter. Butterfat and Egg Buttrrht 67c Creamery Butter, wholesale, 72c retail, 70c. Egg, buying price 44c; mall 4Kc. Hen 26 to 80c; springe 26 to 80c Dairy B-Jtter oc trade; retail 16c. Poultry Hvna 12 to 26c; spring 21 1 26c. Old rooster 1 2c. Gees 22c; Ducks 26c. Turkeys 32c. Vegetable -Cabbage, 7 l-2c; onions 7 1-2 ci tur nips, 8 l-2c; potatoes 6c Intrad Liv Stock Market Furnished by D. B. Nebergall Meat Co. Hog 14 1 4c Cow 4'a8c Steer 7 10c Calves 14c. Ewes 0(5,6. Yearling 6(5 9c Veal 18(19c Lambs 812c. MADAME EUGENE Scientific palmist, can read your life from the cradle to the grev Your deatany la written in your hand. Advice given in business, love and family affairs, consultations daily and Sunday, hours 9-30 to 5 evening 6 to 9. Room 4 Davenport rooming houaa 428 West iFret Street J13 A man prominent In th Jewelry trad in New York says a large num ber of society women an wearing Jewel which they belie to b real, which ar only clever imitation, sr. Iginally bought or later substituted by uieir nutoanaa. Dry Fir Cord Wood and Slab Anderson Fuel Co, 106 J. Realty Canadian Lands LOANS AN1 tN8CaUUri Geo. Taylor Caraer of Secessd aad isreasValbi B0 52J; Bosm 271 VIERICK'S BATHS B x p r t Workssaaealp Three Chair U VIERECK, . BERT CRAWFORD, a P. KIRK Your Patronag Solicited Flnt and Ellswrth St. 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 DAIRYMEN'S MEET SET FOR JAN." 21 Oregon Dairymen's League Offers Interesting Pro gram at Eugene Oregon Agricultural College, Cor vallis, Jan. 17 The annual meeting of the Oregon Dairymen's league will be held at Eugen January 21-22. The first day's program will fea ture an address of welcome by C. D. Rorer, president Bank of Commerce, Eugene, followed by the pretndent' annual address, A. E. Wettcott, Banks. "Can Dairymen Cooperate" will b th subject of an address by Alma D. Katz, president of th Oregon Dairy men's league. This will b discussed by such leading dairy authorities as J. . D. Mickla. state dairy and food commissioner, M. 8. Schrock and R. C. Denny. . Teaching the Public What It Ought to Know," by Mr. Mickle, and "Why Milk." by E. C Calloway, have been scheduled for the first day. Th business session will be held th second day. "Selecting a Founda tion Held." by E. A. Rhoten. "Feeding for Milk," Farmer Smith. "How to Develop a World Record Heifer," by J. J. VanKlrck, "How th Dairyman Can Utilize his Experience," by Ira P. Whitney, and " Control of Abor tion and Sterility," by Dr. B. T. Simms, O. A. C, ar other leading addresses. The luncheon Thursday will be un der the auspices of th Eugene cham ber of commerce, which insures a Jollyup as well as good eats, accord ing to Prof. P. M. Brandt, dairy chief at O. A. C. th secretary-treasurer. An eel which whistles when excit ed Is on of th curiosities found in Fiji. CORN Why feed wheat and oats when CORNIISICHEAPER Accordingly Will buy your wheat and oats M. G. REED Phone 129-R. Res. 482-R. List Your Orders For Marshall Strawberries, Munger Raspberries and Loganberries at earliest date possible We will supply you at Net Cost to Us, but must know by February 1 Puyallup & Sumner Fruit Canning Co. W. R. SCOTT, Mgr. . Phone 91 Methodists to Hear of Work In So. America Th Methodist Church Is going to run an "extra special service Satur day night when th Rev. Corwin F. Harticll, Superintendent of th Bol ivia Mission, South America, will give an illustrated lecture In th church. Th titl of his lecture is, "South America, the Continent of Great Need apd Opportunity," Tc public I coming to realize that I these missionaries, with their keen observance of conditions, their close ! ness to the people, and their complete ! familiarity with the most intimate phases of life, are In th best post , tion of any class of people to give the world a clear idea of world ten ' dencies. "There I no doubt that South ; America, our nearest neighbor." says Rev. G. C. Spencef, "will influence j our country more profoundly than i any other continent, and dependable information regarding Its people is being eagerly sought." A recent sur I vey of ona of th universities reveal , ed the fact that out of a student body i of more than fiv thousand there were rnly five, either students or members of th faculty who acknowledgel try faith in Cod. Illiteracy reaches in some countries aa high as eighty per cent Rev. Mr. Spencer, pastor of th Methodist Church believe in giving not only his church, but th public, th very belt information obtainable, and siexes every opportunity to hav these special visitors lecture on the great questions and problem of th day. He is providing on thi occa sion an evening of rare merit in In formation and entertainment. There will be no charge for admission.' Th Alexander Column in front of the Winter palace in Pctrograd, which measures eighty-four feet in length, is believed to be the largest single stone ever cut and polished by human hand. Office orer State Bank Building BROKE ALL MULISH RECORDS If Animal Committed Suicide He I th First of HI Tribe Thus to Shuffl Off. W an not prepared to accept with out mental reservation th story from Brooklyn, that a mule, perhaps an ex aei ilea mule, committed suicide by plunging. through th plate-glaa front of n undurtaker' office, after Imbib ing freely of 2.75 per cent beer. W know the mule; hav known him from an early axe, and we know the deci mal stuff that peases for beer. That I to say, w have heard about It No aelf-reiipectlng mule particularly If he cam from Missouri would drink 2.73 In th first place, and In th second place. If be did drink It It would not go to bis head. It might go to hi leg, hla blndlega. wblrh ar naturally of a nervoua teniprrement and likely to reach out at any time. We can Imag ine no better way to put a "kirk" In the brew than by first putting the brew In a mule. The averare mule la looking for an excuse for kicking, anyway. Feed him np on the beer of commerce and leave the real to hla natural predisposition. He will register disgust In the obvious way. And then sraln mule never commit suicide. We have heard of men com mitting sulr-lde by twisting the mule'a tall, but the hybrid himself la much In love with life. There' even a rumor In the South and Southwest that mule never die; that barring accidental dis solution, they live forever. Be that aa It may. we do not recall that we ever aaw a mule Buffering from age, or that was feeble In hla right hind shoe. New York Morning Telegraph. P. E. O. Te Eatertaia P. E. O. Siterhood will give a Ov er tea Monday afternoon, from 8 to o'clock at Mrs. W .G. Ballock's 632 West Seventh St., to raise money for the Women' building at the Uni versity of Oregon. Program and re freshment. All are invited. 16J17 W make ipecialty of Friendship, Engagement and Wedding Ring. F. M. French A Son, Jeweler, Engraver, Optician. 12J1S W have the finest silver polish manufactured. Guaranteed not to cratch the finest silver. F. M. French and sons, Jewelers, Engraven, Op tician. 12J18 Sav Yonr Auto Top With Duckback waterproofing. Guaranteed waterproof. Strengthens the fabric, does not rot or shrink it and will make your old top last twice as long as two new top at present. W. Snow, resident dealer, St. Charles Hotel. 13jl9 LADLES: When irregular or suppressed use Triumph Pills. Safe and always de pendable. Not sold at drug stores. Do not experiment with others; save disappointment. Write for "Relief and particulars, its free. Address: National ' Medical Institute, Milwau kee, Wis. l-3to6-6 COMB SAGE TEA . NTO GRAY HAIR Darkens Beautifully and Restores Its Natural Color and.. Lustre at Once. Common garden sac brewed into a heavy tea. with aulphur and alcohol idded, will turn gray, etreeJced and faded hair beautifully dark and lux uriant. Mixing the Bag Tea and Sul phur recipe at home, though, I troublesome. An easier way Is to get the ready.to-use preparation improved by. the addition of other Ingredients a large bottle, at little coat, at drug stores, known as "Wyeth's Bag aad Sulphur Compound," thus avoiding a lot of muss. , Wa41e sray, faded hair la not sinful, we all desire to retain our youthful appearance and attractiveness. By. darkening your hair with Wycth'a Sage and Sulphur Compound, no one can tell, because It doea It ao natural ly, ao evenly. Tou Just dampen a sponge or soft brush with It and draw this through your hair, taking one amall strand at a time; by morning all gray haln have disappeared. After another application or two your hair become beautifully dark, glossy, soft and luxuriant and you apreai9yean younger. Wyeth'a Sage and Sulphur Compound la a delightful toilet requi site. It la not Intended for the cure, mitigation or prevention of disease.