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(CLASSIFIED ADS- BUSINESS DIRECTORY j oooooooooooooooo o o O CLASHIFIF.0 A'JV. " TISING . O K A I KS O O Count your cin' nd r- O O in It on tlui fulluwlr rale: O Oiiu wunl una tnni ic cent. 0 O Una won) thre ..... 2e. O Una word on week, 8c. O On wonl onu month, 10'.. 0 O No id for on tlm less t'isii O O Sir. 0 O No sd for Hire timet les O O limn 6lc. O O No for on week Ic W SIIMII l"V . . . . I S I u No ail lor ono mumii OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO WANTF.U KMI'I.OYMKNT Hook keeping, olllce work or clerical po ailmn, by young lady of cxpei -iciicj. Call at lcmocral olllce. il lj FOR SALK-Soinu good oil-lamp brooders, big enough for 100 chick. Price, complete with lampe pi.OO each. K. K. Spaulding. ttt. 3.. Al bany, I'honr. Corvallia UTWi. FOR 8A1.K -00 good bite ". one to four year old, bringing lambs now, l-'OOO a head. W. A. Bond, Lebanon, Oregon. Phone M414. FOR SALE 8 head of saddle horse, all good atock. Sea Glenn Cheater, yellow houae, aouth of Round up ground. "J'-o FOR SALE Cottage hotel In Jef. fcrson. will take sheep, cattle or land in payment. For terma Inquire of Mrs. Oliver Conner, Jefferson. FOR SAI.E-UuM Tractor and plow. In A-l condition. Phone 41F12. 24j31 FOR SALE -An age.r work mar. 4 'heap. Call Geo. Henahaw, Rt. 5. 24J27 Our Hargain 2 1917 Ford Touring. 1100 00. 1 17 Ford $326.00 1 Ford Sedan, i!M) 00. 1 Maxwell. 1400 00 1 Maswcll. If.2o.00. 1 Maxwell, $760.00 1 Oakland Six. $760.00. Oakland Six. $875.00. 1 Chevrolet. $400.00. 1 lluick. $300.00. WALDO ANDERSON SON F24tf FOR SALE Forty-two acre of land la Fox valley, 8 acre In cultivation, 4 acre of which I In orchard, 18 acre in pasture, and balance In second growth wood. Four room house, out building, good well. For term, inquire of W. O. Simon, 628 West 9th St. 21J27 Miscellaneous. WILL TAKE ORDERS For the J. R Wstkin'a apices, extracts and feme die See John Cornell at 3Ifl Eaat 2nd St. WANTED Your used furniture, no matter how big or how mall, call Kogoway, Phone 345 R. New and used furniture alway on hand. Uogoway's Rurnitur Store, Sec ond and taker St. J2.'ltf. WANTED To rent a 4 or 6 ruom modern house. Call 406-J. 23jJC 'THE FURNITURE HOSPITAL Renovate and makes fciiUicr mat tresses, old furniture and mattresses made like new. Bring them In or Phone 2fil-R., 128-130 Ferry St. jj.'ltf. WANTED Ten torn of bailed straw, M. Senders & Co. 23j2fi FOR RENT Three, four and five auite of room. 417V4 Lyon Street. Enquire of 100 E. 4th St., Phone 22 F5 23JH0 -r-. w I 0UCCTA8U HOUR. 72T0 M?f?f?3 twP - W urtr i Clancy Kids i i W Nve !i!fj WT-f mB Wm't 1 to the ruiu.ic Owing to th extra coal of collect ing. All wood delivered commencing January llith, mutt be paid for when delivered. AI.IIANV I.ltlt. CO. I,',j:i0 IIKA1.11I FLOCK Prof Mutrh'a lli'altli Flour, 10 III. sack, 80c', at Murphy ' Heed Store. jL'Otf. WANTF.I' Land plaster sower, for rash. Address C. II. Hcttlcmcir, Tangent, Ore. iOJlf FOR KK.NT-Kuinli.liid light house keeping Apt. Parties with children need nut apply. Call at CIO Weat 7lli. THE MISSES lit' It K EE ARE l'RE pared to give instruction on violin and I'iano. Call at 407 Geary St. 2.tj:io ALBANY JUNK AM) REPAIR aliup. I'lumbing and repairing Jung of all kinda. Call '210, 31fi Eaat '.'nd Klreet. 'J.lj.10 NOTICE All good after 30 day from time repaired and AnUhed will be aold at coat. Albany Furniture Hoapital. 1UJ-6 THE TIRE HOSPITAL P.jro.aiv tire repairing. Satisfaction guar anteed. Give ua a trial, Lyon Street, 14jl'K FOR RENT 6-acrea. house and bam, 2 miles out. Inquire of Leo Cohen. J14tf. (YE PAY CASH For used furniture or trade you new good for your old one. See u before you sell. E. L. Stiff V Son, 216-217 Lyon Street. d2Stf. STRAYED Small 2 year black mare, left my place January 1, finder please notify Henry Seefeld. Halacy Oregon. JOlf. FOR RENT-Warehous, 40x100 with basement, formerly fruit Juic plant ha all three Ry'a. in front. Steam boat at rear, on black from First National Bank, See Fish & Hodge, Owner. J3tf. CASH PAID Far furniture anc household good. Sea ua oafors joo ell. ANwny Fumitara Exchange 416-417 Wart lit St. Both phoaaa HEMSTITCHING 12Hc per yard, ihread furnished. Bell phone 462R. Sue Brechenbridge. 333 W. 2d St. Dltf. dftf WANTED To rent five or aix room unfurnished house. Phone 943, F. II. Johnson. j:itf C!!C3( THAT COLD RIGHT AWAY Dr. King's New Discovery has relieved colds and coughs far fifty years IT wn nn nimsiiiilly lil;rli quality eolil. oiisli. grippe, nil;! rmii reim-dy wn-j: litmdiir'd i'ulf a cvMury n'i:o. Nut once In nil the fenrs slmv then has the runl .y been nllnuiil to ileierlornte. 1' f-f'l-tlvMi"HH III eol'lhllt UK i-iihl liml t'oiluhs Inis l.'i'H proved tho,'iil,'N of ilni- In lliMii-iinils of fniiillles. 'I'aki-ii ly gmwimti nml i!ien to the IK'.Ie one lor the siito, sinv treatment of colils nml i:rli'po. eollh Mild erollp. It h'MVes nliso- lllli'l li. t illMU;ri-.i'.tile nller-elleels. (let n bottle nt oii tiny. lUie. mid Jl.lt Iinttle nt our ilruiiKial to- .M. Bowels' Act Human function Kently but tlrtnly with out the vloleiiee of puruiitlves -when yon treat them with Dr. Klnu's New Life PIIIm. A rinmrtli iii IIiik IiixiiiIvo that cots rlMht iliiwn to liunliiesM nnd nml II ylim result. All ilrutfclois -'. a liotllo. Daily Market Report Hay sad Grata Wheal- ei.uO. OaU 76c. ll..y-lli'o$18. Mlllfcol-$43. Flour-$2 86 to $3.46 Wool and Mohair Wuol-$40'.?62. Meiiuir 66c. Iluder. Ilnttrrfat and Kgf llultc rtul 67c. C'ruuniiry Butter, wholeiale, 72c; retail, 70c. Egg, buying price 44c; retail 48c. Hen 26 to ,'JOc; springs 26 to 30c Dairy II jttur- Doc trade; retail il&c. Poultry Hens 12 to Z'-x; spring 21 to 26c. Old rooster 12c. Geeao 22c; Duika 2.'ic. Turkeys 32c. Vegetable -Cubbuge, 7 l-2c; onion, 7 1-2 c; tur ning. 3 l-2c: uoiatoea 6c intrada l.ive Stork Market Furnished by U.j V.. NeWrgall Meat Co. Hog-14 l-4c Cow t'o Mc. Steer Vu 10c. ( alvet 14c. Ewe 3 i&e. Y'rarlinK 61 9c. Veal IHilOe. Lainba 8; 12c. Evening Srhwd of Accountancy Claaae for employed men in Ae- countancry and Business Administra tion, ottering very thorough course, under direction of Certified Public Ac countant. Two evenings each week. J. J. McKnight, Albany College, Phone 81 K 21J23 WANTED To hear from owner of good ranch for sale. State cash puce, full particular. D. F. Bush, Mineapolis, Minn. J3ml9 BUSINESS DIRECTOR'. Federal Fan Laaaa 6H per cent loUreajt $4 1-2 year Urn. Prompt and (Relent Mrric. Applications will be received by th First National Bank, Albany, Or. A. C BOHRNSTEDT 401 Masonic TesspU Sauna. Or. J. D. HUSTON FAINTING, DECORATING and PAPER-HANGING Phone 41IR Shop at First and Baker Streets FISHER - BRADEN CO. Progressive Funeral Director AUTO SERVICE as-Lady Assistant Phone 86 Night Call 609R Fortmiller Bros. , Funeral Directors Our Owa Auto Bears Lady Attendant Phone 78 - Masonic Building oooooooooooooooooo O We Make a Specialty of 0 O Friendship, Engagement and O O Wedding Rings' O O F. M. FRENCH & SONS O O Jewelers and Engravers O OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO IWfore 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 WW STANDTOWARD LABORISSTATED American lietcion Issues Statement on Attitude Towards Workers PORTLAND, Ore Franklin D'ol iur, National Cummandi'r of the Am erican Legion, from National Head qiartr at Inliuiiaoll, haa isued thr following aiateinini reg.riiii.g the atiitude of The American Legion to ward organized labor. "The attitude of The American Le gion towards Organized Labor li rx icily the same aa its attitude to ward all group, of American citizen who are intended in a square deal for all in the maintenance of law and otder and the protection of the initi vjtint handed down to u by our furtfathers. "The preamble of oJr Constitution expresei very clearly the pufpjsea of the American Legion. "The purpose of The American Le gion li two-fold-arrvicc to our com rade and service to our country. "Under the head of Service to our comradei we will rxort all of our in fluence and al of ojr strength to the end that the ex service man, especial ly the disabled man and his depen dents and the dependents of those who paid the supreme sacrifice, hil receive that just, and fair treatment which they have reason to expect from a patriotic and liberal country. "In serving our country we shall endeavor to keep alive that spirit of HOW TO MAKE MUFFINS using Professor Mutch's "Health Flour" Enough for Eight Muffins 2 heaping cups of Health Flour. 2 heaping teaspoons baking powder. 2 eggs beaten separately, putting in whites after all is mixed. 1 tablespoon shortening. 1 level teaspoon salt. 1 heaping tablespoon sugar. Mix with sweet milk to a stiff batter. -Bake slowly. Professor Mutch's "HEALTH FLOUR" is sold in 10 pound sacks .80c 50 pound sacks $3.90 at Murphy's Seed Store 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 i, ; ervlr which induced us all to re spond to our cojntry'a call in th time of her need even to the extent of being willing to pay the supreme sacrifice. And this we propose doing by assisting in the maintenance of a hudred nereent Americanism IisvmI nn isir iay alio a square ueai lor ail. "The members of organized labor are patriotic American citizens and, the member of The American Le gion are patriotic American citizens who have proven iheir patriotism and their loyalty. Consequently on the purposes of The American Legion both they and we are in accord. Many of our most loyal members are mem brs of Organized Iilior, and it it our hi.po that we may be ible to convince- every ex-service man who is a member of Organized latlmr that oir purposes are the same as loyal ciiisena and that iviry rx-iervice man in Organized Labor will join. The American Legion. All ex-service men who are members of Organized I. il.or have proven tl'eir loyalty and their patriotism to yie country snd now appn-ciate their responsibilities at citizens, and we therefore hope It will not lie long lufoie they all are activ member, of The American Le giun ' Special communication St. Johns Lodge No. 17. A. F. ft A. M. Monday evening, Jan. jC, Wo rsXT gree, vi: ork in th M. M. De- visitors invited. PERCY R. KELLY. W. M. Ceo. Talyor Secy 24j2S An egg, placed in a iling and whirl- 1 ed round for five minutes, will be cooked by the heat generated by the 1 motion. SHOW WAR'S APPALLING COSr Figure ttvtal Price World Paid t Prtvent Munnlsh Horde Eatin. Qulshing Light of Liberty. ftmii miiipnratlte flit'ire which force a rmllzntlnn nf the inngnltud , of the world v.Mr are glser, In Henry Ford's lieartmm Independent, froi;i nl.lcli Is quoted: "There were III major wars fought In the world In tlm 117 )ai-s from 17'et to DUO. 1 he late war cot M per cent more In llvim nml cot 7'KI er cent more In money HjH'nt limn the whol tH other wnr put tnyi-ther. -The moat costly In live of the pre vious nm wna Hint between Knglaml snd Kraiwe, 17i IHl.1. a totnl of l.ytxj. iai men hnvln wrlshed. ".Next raiii the war of lV.t-'M. In which KiiKlsnd. Fraiwe. Banlinla. Tur key. Austria and Husxla fought J i0. 717 men ere killed. 'The more ree-ent war between Rus aia and Jiipnn ram third, claluilnic the llvi-s of ..".'.!" men. "In our own rirll war both aide tnifether lost ISl.tn men, ranking fourih In loss of life In the great wars previous to tie late one. "In tlif stniKk'le between France and Germany, so dlsuatrous to France and which playeil a very lniirtant part In the reeeni ienee wttlemeut. 31 1.0" Uvea were lost. "We American who remember or hve read of the Civil war. of Gettys burg, of Pickett's, charce. of Sher man' rnarrh to the sea. of Anderson vllle. have been wont to look on It a one of terrible slaughter and It was. "But Itosaia alone lost more than . three times as many men In the late war as were lost by both the North and the South Id the Civil war. Germany lost more than three times a many. "France lost nearly three times ss many. "Great Rrltaln lost nearly twice as many. ' "Anstrta lost nearly twice as many. "So great has been the development In the engine of death that It Is sl tnoT iDiporaihle to conceive the In crease of fatslltle In the late war as compared with previous wars. "There were l years of war among the various nations In the 117 years prior to 1010. "As nearly s ctsa be learned. 5.00& 097 men lost their lives In those wars. "That would mean 73.333 lives lost s year, or sbout 200 day. "In the late war there were 200 men killed an hour, about 4.800 for every ' day of the war; a total of 7.4.'i0.200. according to the best available fig ure. That would be about L'jO.OOO s year. "In money cost of prevlon wars the French-English wsr. 1703-1815, comes first with Its lax of OXVOOO." Dry Fir Cord Wood and Slab Anderson Fuel Co. 106 J. AUTO TOPS Wa maka and repair Auto Tops- Curtains and Cushions. HOKSKyS TIRE STATION IT'S TO YOUR INTEREST To Bring Your CREAM, POULTRY and EGGS to HAZEL WOOD CREAM STATION H. L. Stenberg, Mgr. 1M West 2nd St. Highest Cash Prices Paid Realty Canadian Land LOANS AND INSURANTS Geo. Taylor Comer of Second and Broadalbia BeD 52J; Host 207
