Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192?, January 19, 1920, Page 7, Image 7

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    CLASSIFIED ADS-BUSINESS-DIRECTORY
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FOR SALE House and lot on corner
of Oth and Thurston at a bargain,
81100. Inijulr at 706 East th St.
10J22
FOR SALE Soma food oil-lamp
brooder, big enough for 100 chick.
Prlc, complete with lamp 8o.00
each. R. E. Spauldlng, RL 8., Al
bany, I'hon. Corvallia 76S.
FOR SALE 6-room plastered cottag
t No. 1016, Wt 8th Street. Im
mediate possession. Prk f2,000,
9600 down and balance Ilk rnt
Beam Land Co., 133 Lyon Street.
17J18.
USED CARS FOR SALE Studebak
r Six, nw point, nw top, fair
tin. Good running condition.
Pric $000. Maxwall, new point,
new tlr, new battery, thoroughly
overhauled. Bee thl before buy
ing Elgin Six, Sale A Service, op
posite Armory. I'hon 368 R. 17J20
FOR 8 ALE Fruit tree, berries.
loganberry tip, walnut, vine and
ahrubry. J. T. Kean at Albany Bak
ery. . 15J21
Miscellaneous.
WANTED To rent unfurnished
house, cIom in. Call 4&8-J. 12J19
TLUU1NO WORK DONE Quick ser.
vie and fair pric, chop Jn Bow
man' rooming hooM basement,
Cor. of 3rd and Lyon St., Phone
171Y, Collar Robert. 12J18
FOR RENT A room in modern home
Inquire at Democrat office. . 16J18
WE PAY CASH For aaed furniture
or trade you new goods for your
old ones. See ua before you sell.
E. L. Stiff A Son, 216-117 Lyon
. Street d20tf.
STRAYED Small 2 year black, mare,
left my plaoa January 1, finder
pleas notify Henry Seefeld. Halsey
Oregon. JOtf.
FOR RENT Warehouse, 40x100 with
basement, formerly fruit Julc plant
ha all three Ry's. In front, Steam
boat at rear, on black from First
National Bank, 8e Fish It Hodge,
Owner. J3tf.
. CASH PAID Far furaMar uc
household good. See ua oaf or jou
ell. Albany Furniture Exchange;
416-417 West let 8t- Both phone
HEMSTITCHING 12Hc per yard,
thread furnished. Bell phone 4S2R.
Sue Breehenbridg, 833 W. 2d St
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FOR SALE Newly mad over sec
ond hand mattresses. At the Fur
niture Hospital. 128-130 Ferry St.
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WANTED To rent fiv or the room
unfurnished house. Phone 043, F.
H. Johnson. J3tf
THE JIRE HOSPITAL Progressive
'tire repairing. Satisfaction guar
anteed. Give us a trial, 022 Lyon
Stroct, Lewis E. Covell. 14J28
FOR RENT 6-acres, house and barn,
2 miles out Inquire of Leo Cohen.
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WANTED To hear from owner of
good ranch for sale. State cash
The
Clancy Kids
Timmle Let Him
Know Where He :
Got Off :
By
PERCY L. CROSBY
pric, full particulars, I). F. Bush,
Minaapolis, Minn. J3mll
BUSINESS DIRECTORS
Federal Farm Leas
61 per cent InUreat 84 1-8 years
time. Prompt and fflcleat service.
Application will b received by the
First National Bank, Albany, Ore.
A. a BOHRN8TEDT "
401 Meased Tempi Saleai. Ore.
WANTED To rent a 6 or 6 room
house, S. D. Doremus, Phone 36 8-R
17J20
FOR RENT Small warehouse, 40x40
Water Street, all Ry's and. boat
transportation, for delivery Fcbru
ary 1st, close In, Fish' k Hodge,
'Albany, Or. 17J24
WANTED To rent a farm from 40
acre up. Will buy stock and ma'
chlnvry on farm. Call at 733 East
Oth Street 17J24
WANTED A middle aged lady wanU
a Job as house-keeper. Call Mrs
Nell Beagle, 1124 East 2nd Street
. 17J20
LOST Bunch of keys, name on plate.
Finder pleas return to this office
and receive reward. J17
BAk . RITE
Bread
Cake
Pica
Cookies, Rolls,
Doughnut. Etc,
are Making ,
- A HIT
Try Them
Elite Bakery &
Confectionery
m
J. D. HUSTON
PAINTING. DECORATING aad
PAPER-HANGING
Pboa 4MB
Shop at First and Baker Street
WE HAVE
Everything
OPTICAL
BANCROFT
OPTICAL CO.
FISHER BRADKN CO.
Pregreesive Funeral Director
- AUTO SERVICE
rLady Assistant. Phone OS
Nif-nt Call 600R
Fortmiller Bros.
- Funeral Directors
Our Owa Auto Hear ,
WLady Attendant
Phone 78 -. Maaonl Building
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O W Make a Specialty of O
O Friendship, Engagement and'O
O v Wedding Ring O
O F. M. FRENCH SONS O
O Jeweler and Engraver O
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AUTO TOPS 1
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W mak and repair Auto
Top, Curtain and Cushions.
HORSEY TIRE STATION
Daily Market Report
Hay aad Grata
Wheat Sa.OO.
Oat 76c
Hay 810&818.
Mllifeed 648.
Flour 12.86 to $3.48
Wool sad Mohair
Wool 840(462.
Mohair 66c. .
. Huller. ButUrfal aad Egg
Buttcrfiit 67.
Creamery Butter, wholesale, 72c;
retail, 70c.
Egg, buying price 44c.; retail 48c.
Hens 26 to 30c) springs 26 to 80c
Dairy IVitter 50c trade retail 4 6c
Poultry
, Hens 12 to 26c; spring 21 to 26c.
Old roosters 12c.
Geese 22c Ducks 26c.
Turkeys 82c.
Vegetable
Cabbage, 7 l-2c; onions 7 1-2 e; tur
nips, 3 l-2c; potatoes 6c Intrada
Uv Stork Market Furnished by D.
E. Nebergall Meat Co.
Hog 14 1-tc.
Cow 4i8c. ' .
Stoer 7(510e.
Calves 14c. '
Ewes 85.a
Yearling 6 (5 9c.
Veal 18510e,
Lambs 812c.
On of the finest private collections
of pearls Is that in possession of the
Dowager Queen Margherita of Italy,
whose birthday present from her hus
band, the late King Humber, was al
ways a string of these gma of th
loveliest kind and perfectly matched.
Her Majesty wears eight rows ronnd
her throat and four long ropes, rep
resenting twenty on strings, one for
for each of the birthdays during her
married life.
It hss been estimated that about
260,000 tons of steel fly away In
from the railways of the world yearly.
Dry Fir Cord Wood
and Slab '
Anderson Fuel Co.
106 J.
Realty
CanjidUn Lands
LOANS AND INSTJRAJfTO
. . Geo. Taylor
Caraer of Bsssad aad
Bell S2J; Haas M76
- VIERICK'S
BATHS
Eiaert Warkmaasklp
T a r Chair
U VIEHECK.
BERT CRAWFORD,
B. F. KIRK
Jour Patronage Solicited
First and Ellawarth Sta.
Before Taking
JO-TO
- After Taking
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Sample Free.
JO-TO relieves indigestion
and miseries of the stom
ach in two months.
Sold by all, local druggists
ROOSEVELT HOME
TO BE RESTORED
Women Plan to Make House
Developing Place of
Sturdy Americanism
NEW YORK, The birthplace of
Thrailore Roosevelt at 28 East "Twen
ieth street, New York, Is to be re
stored as nearly as possible to its
condition In 1868, according to the
officials of the Woman's Roosevelt
Memorial Association following a re
cent conference here with Theador
Pop (Mrs. John W. Riddle), th arch
itect having th plans in charge.
An adjoining bouse at No. 26 ha
been purchased and both structures
will be remodeled to conform to th
architecture of the time of the for
mer President's birth. Th ey will have
brownstone front and mansard roofs
and th interior of No 28 will be made
to resemble the boyhood home of th
great American. Old mantels, chand
eliers and f jmitur will be put back
k place and childhood friends of the
Colonel will supervise the decorations.
A Rooseveltian library consisting of
his books of rugged outdoor life snd
Americanism and other writings and
published speeches will be placed la
the house at No. 26. Many other vol
umes the Colonel liked to read and
dealing with many phases of human
LIBERTY
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Knowledge will b paced on th shel
ves, .
According lo th architect's plans
the top floor of both booses will b
utilized for n assembly hall, suitable
for gathering of Boy 8co-jts, Camp
Fire Girls or similar patriotic organ
ization. When completed th mem
orial Is Intended to serve s an in
stitution for th development of stur
dy, old-fathioned Americanism. Mem
bers of the committee having the pro
ject in charge include Mrs. Frederick
Nathan, Mrs. James Russell Parsons,
Mrs. Henry L. Stimson, Mrs. A. Bar
ton Hepburn, Mrs. Henry A Wise
Wood. Mrs. William Curtis Demarcst,
and Mrs. John Henry Hammond.
It is th habit of bees to place
their honey In the coolest place in the
hive, and the young Insect i ii the
warmest
Save Your Auto Top
With Duckback waterproofing.
Guaranteed waterproof, Strengthen
tn fabric, does not rot or shrink it
and will make your old top last twice
aa long aa two new tops at present
W. Snow, resident dealer, St Charles
Hotel. - 13jl9
We make a specialty of Friendship,
Engagement and Wedding Rings. F.
M. French Son, Jeweler, Engraver,
Optician. 12jl8
We have th finest sljyer polish
manufactured. Guaranteed not to
scratch the finest silver. F. M. French
and sons. Jewelers, EngTavers, Op
ticians. 12J18
It is true that the sheer beauty of the
Liberty has taken the style centres of
the country by storm. -.
But Liberty success is infinitely more
than a fashionable vogue, because it is .
built on performance, even more than
beauty of design.
New York is no more enthusiastic over
the graceful lines of the Liberty, than the
wonderful smoothness of its performance.
And New York is no more enthusiastic
over either, or both, than this community
of our own.
If you will give us the opportunity to
show you how the -Liberty rides and
drives, you will see that the wonderful
things which have been said of it are not
one bit overdrawn.
Liberty Sedan and Coupe now being delivered
Lewelling Motor Co?
TODAY'S EVENTS I
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The birthday annivrrsiary of Robert
E. Lee will be observed throughout
the South today.
Joseph M. Carey, former U. S. sen
ator and governor of Wyom'ng, au
thor of the Carey Land Act, Is 76
years old today.
The second Pan-American Financial
Conference la to assemble in Washing
ton today with representatives pres
ent from nearly all the Latin-American
republics.
Progressive fanners of Minsouii
will gather at the Missouri State Col
lege of Agriculture today for thq op
ening of the annual Farmers' We-k
conferences.
E. T. Meredith, president of the As-
soeiated Advertising clubs of the
World, is to be the speaker at the
annual meeting of th Indiana Stat
Chamber of Commerce, to be held to
day at Terre Haute.
Representatives of four leading na
tional associations of retailer of dry
goods,- shoes, and men's and women's
clothing are to confer with Depart
ment of Justice Officials in New York
city today on the question of reduc
ing prices of necessary apparel.
Th Washington and Lee Univer
sity Alumni Association of Washing
ton, D. C, to give a banquet tonight
in observance of the birthday anni
versary of Gen. Robert E. Lee, who at
the time of his death in 1870, was
president of the university.
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