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ICLftSSIflED AOS-BUSINESS DiRECTORV oooooooooooooooo o 0 o o o o o o o o o o o o o o CLASSIFIED AyVCHHlNG nATKH Count yuur worr? nl r. mlt an th followlr din: On word ono tim, i cent. 0n word thre. ..., Sc. On word on w.ek, 8e. On word one montti. l(h. 0 0 0 0 o It No ad fur on. time les than 2&e. No ad fur three limn ls than Cue. No ad fur on wk les than 76c. 0 No ad for on month less ' oooooooooooooooo FOR SALK FOR SAt.K A IU17 Model Ford In A No. 1 condition. Newly painted. Ilai extra tire and arcessorle. In quire at I'alace feed atable. 2lljl FOR SALE 4-room plastered cottage at No. 021 Lyon Street, 3 bedroom, living room, dining room, kitchen, pantry, porcelain bath, full base ment, lot fitlxllO. Pavement in and paid for. Do nut disturb tenant. Sea Ueam Land Company., 133 Lyon Street. FOR SALK Soma good oil-lamp brooder, big enough for 100 chick. Trice, complete with lamp fO.OO each. R. K. Spautdlng, Rt 8., Al bany, I'hone, Corvallia 0766. FOR SALE 200 good big w., on to four year old, bringing lamb now, $20.00 a head. W. A. Bond, Lebanon, Oregon. Phone M414. 22J28 FOR SALK Farm. clo to Albany, $100 per acre, Albany house 1 1100 and up. Building lot cheap. See or phone Attorney Geo. W.' Wright. J24-F24 FOR 8 ALE Bull Tractor and plow. In A-l condition. Phon 41F12. 24J31 Our Bargaina 2 1917 Ford Touring. 1400.00. 1 1U17 Ford 1325.00 1 Ford Sedan, ftl&0.00. 1 Maxwell, 1400 00 1 Maxwell, 1626.00. 1 Maxwell, $760.00 1 Oakland Six, $760.00. 1 Oakland Six, $M75.00. 1 Chevrolet, $400.00. 1 Buick. $300.00. WALDO ANDERSON 80N F24tf FOR SALE Farm, clot to Albany, $60 per acre, Albany mouses $1100 and up. Building Iota cheap. See or phon Attorney Geo. W. Wright. J24-f24 FOR SALK 5-room platred dwell ing with full baaement, on lot CCx 110, located at 1015 W. 8th Street Prlc $2,000. pay $500 down, $26 per month. Immediate poseion. Beam Land Co., 133 Lyon Street FOR SALE Single comb White Leg horn baby chick from trap-nested atock. Phone 483-J. J27F1 FOR SALE Three 100 gallon iron drum, on three II. P. boiler. John Bauer, 107 Lyon St, 27J29. FOR SALE Italian prune, Vrooman Franquctt Walnuts, apple tree, peach and pear, cherry and apri cot tree, Loganberry, ranspberry and blackberry vinea. Also orna mental trees, vine and shrubcry. Capital City Nursery Co., J. T. Kean Agent. Albany Bakery, 449-J. J27-F2 FOR SALE 400 bushel of good seed out to be sold at my farm near Thomns, Jan. 28. M. S. Allen. 2CJ FRESH MILK Can supply few more qunrts,- night and morning, begin ning February 1, will go back to 12 cent per quart, 6 cent per pint. Leave orders with 6C1-J. J. G. Jack son Dairy. 2flj28 ft The W Clancy Kids Once a Leopard Had One and He Broke Out in Spots By ' ' ' PERCY L. CROSBY Ootrrlgki, ki Um Maoist Rmatast Iraaiettt A BARGAIN BUY Owner forced to acrlfte. the N. W. 1-4 of block 118. ili'kleman'e addition to Albany. East IKrst 8t., R. K. siding. No of- , fur in reason refuted. Box Dd5 New berg, Oregon. J27-Ffl FOR KENT FOR RKNT Three, four and Ave ulte of rcoma, 417 Lyon Street. Enquire of 1W K. 4th Ht., I'hone 2'.'K6 2:ij:i0 FOR RKNT Furnished light house keeping Apt Partiee with children need not apply. Call at 030 Weal 7lh. FOR RENT 6-acret, house and barn, 2 mile out. Inquire of Leo Cohen. J14tf. WANTED TO KENT WANTED To rent flv. or ix room unfurnished house. I'hone 943, F II. Johnson. J3tf HELP WANTED WANTED - Good, teady girl or young woman to help with Incubat or and little chick. Good wage, with board and romo, write, giving am and experience if any. Bert Case, Albany, R. R. No. 6. Phon 41F3. J27-29 WANTED Girl to wait on Ub!- and fountain trade. No experience nec eary. Restaurant, 1st and Lyon Sta. , 27j21 WANTED Two boy with bicycle to deliver Albany Democrat after achool. Call at Democrat office. 27jtf Mi.scellanouv WANTED Your used furniture, no matter how big or how amall.. call Rogoway, Phon 345-R. New and used furniture alwaya on band. Rogoway'a Rurnitur Store, Sec ond and Baker Sta. J23tf. THE FURNITURE HOSPITAL Renovates and makes feather mat tresses, old furniture and mattresses made like new. Bring them in or Phone 21R., 128-130 Ferry St J'-'Stf. FURNITURE WANTED W want all klnda of furniture, stoves, rang es, etc. Will buy any quantity and pay highest cash price. Sea us if you have anything to sell. Albany Furniture Exchange, 415-417 West First St., Phon 75-J. . J27tf WANTED To buy 2 buff-orphington rooster. Call Urban Shrode, R09-J 4. 27J29 WANTED A used wicker baby bug gy. Must be in good condition. Call 604-L. 27j29. HEMSTITCHING 12 4e per yard, thread furnlihrd. Bell phone 462R. Sue Brechenbrldg., 333 W. 2d St 4LS t... STRAYED Small 2 year black mare, left my place January 1, finder please notify Henry Secfeld. Halsey Oregon. Jlitf. Dltf. WE PAY CASH For used furniture or trade you new goods for your old one. See us before you sell. E. L. Stiff & Son, 216-217 Lyon Street d29tf. THE TIRE HOSPITAL Progressive tiro repairing. Satisfaction guar anteed. Give us a trial, 922 Lyon Street, 14j28 ALBANY JUNK AND REPAIR shop. Plumbing and repairing. Jung of all kind. Call '276, 316 East 2nd Street 23j30 THE MISSES DURKEE ARE PRE pured to give instruction on violin and Piano. Call at 407 Geary St. 23j30 NOTICE" TO THE FKOPLE OF ALBANY For quick service and careful driving, call 71 for city or country work. Chevrolet, and Dodgo car only. City work a specialty. 26j31 WHCR6 DID TlMMlE- J Daily Market Report tlur ind Grata ' Wheat $2.00. Oat 76c Hay Wu $18. Millfeed 43. Flour $2.86 to $3.46 Wool and Mohair Wool $!U('tJ62. Mchair 66c. Duller. Il'ittorfat and Egga Buttrrfat 67c. Creamery Butter, wholesale, 72c retail, 70c. Egg, buying prlc 41c. retail 48c. Hen 26 to 30c; springs 26 to 30c Dairy Bitter Hoe trade: retail 66. Poultry Hens 12 to 26c; springs 21 to 26c. Old rooster 12c. Geese 22c; Duck 26c. Turkey 32c. Vtblea -Cabbage, 7 l-:c; onions 7 1-2 e; lur nipt, 8 l-2c; potatoes 6c loirad. LK Stork .Market Furnished by D. E. Neb. null Meat Co. Hogs 16c. i.owa 4''t8c. Steers 7j 10c. (alvet 14c. Ewes 36". ' Yearlings b'i9c. Veal lBrt19e. Lambs 8 12c. BUSINFSS DIRECTORS I TO THE PUBLIC Owing to th extra cost of collect ing. All wood delivered commencing January 19th, mutt do paid for when j delivered. ! ALBANY LBR. CO. 16j30 HEALTH FLOUR Prof Mutch's Health Flour, 10 lb. aack, 80c, at Murphy's Seed Store. J20tf. WANTED Land plaster sower, for cash. Address C. B. Settlemeir, Tangent, Ore. 20jtf ' Federal Farss Laaa. RH par cent Interest 84 1-2 year' time. Prompt and efficient serrie. A replication will b. received by the Flit National Bank, Albany. Ore. A. C. BOHRN8TEDT (t Maaeaic Tempi. SaWat. Ore. J. D. HUSTON PAINTING. DECORATING aad PAPER-HANGING ' Phon. 411R Shop at First aad Baker Streeta FISHER-BRADEN CO. Progressiva Funeral Director AUTO SERVICE CLady Assistant Phone 95 Nirht Call 509 R oooooooooooooooooo; O W. Mak. a Specialty of O O Friendship, Engagement and O O Wedding Rings O O F. M. FRENCH A SONS O O Jeweler and Engravers O OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 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 ya V HAD Pf TO Of Interest To Women , , Jn Turkey, Syria, and Armenia the women wear garmwita of celestial blue a an emblem of mourning. j ing from farm to farm, reaped the Th. Catholic women of Chicago whe,t harv"t' ,kin ""'X. "Are tha propose to erect Th Rosary College,' mn ' th 'n"y out with th fight In on of th uburb, at cot of:1" menT" $500,01X1. A court lady in th time of Queen Nearly all the women in th. Pun lab can embroider exqulity in silk or lon lo'n"h'. n immense ruffle ; and her company of artistic dancer cotton. Th. work i. chiefly don. for round "" a .mall hat crino.an(, mu,ician, wno ,r, ,0 her,; wraper and veil., for their own us..: ' ich fe.therai Tu..,lv Cig.rettea for ladle, are an tab-1 wJth -tUetad, highly ent- nt u d " ! lished institution in Spain. Theaenor-'"1 '. -' frequently a velvet- When John Philipp Sousa and hi as hold them by a littl. silver wire m"'t' Hcr wr. shod with pumps banc cam. to Albany ininy a djubt twisted at on. end Into a boop through J ""J0' Spanish leather, her hair; inff Thomas stayed heme, not believ- which th cigarette ia passed. "George Sand" one of the most suc cessful of French women novelists, earned more than a quarter of a mil lion dollars with her Den. and nent virtually an oi it, largely in enter - tainlng her f rienda. Henrietta Woltera, born at Amster-! to b. n6 exception to th. rule. It ia to ,om. that an artitt with th. inter dam in 192, was on. of th. first wo-; difficult to conceive, however, that it : nationij rotation of Mitt St Denis men to attain eminence aa a painter.:'" brinK I'ifht any female avoca-1 ,hould come to a city of this size Peter the Great sat to her for his f" more eurioua than those record-; But Alb,ny ha n;id Mariret ,,lin ' portrait, and waa desirous to secure her service., but .he refuted to leave her own country. fi Umm - A.KMUI 1.. ....... .... . i.ito "ii"- sively of women, where the manufae- ... .in. j .: carried on. Th. husband, of the wo - men are not permitted to enter, but are obliged to live outside th. city walls. The "First Women'. Bank in Ten nessee" ia the nam. of an institution organized and financed by women of Clarksville, Tenn. Th. bank ia capi talized at $15,000 and will do a general banking business, with special refer- HUM Al) COLO AIM FALLING, naiNo COLD AIM .ALLINO Brown & Leigh Plumbers & Tinners 216 West First St With Barker Hdw. Co. 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 Go. W. R. 'SCOTT, Mgr. Phone 91 MVPOP he Him GlVfN him. r 4 nc, however, to th financial conven- Til!! . . . imisji vvmi wvri iinuwn vq Airier lea aa far back a th. day of the! ouTomlv-'rwWhe;rnuTr"lNoted Terpsichorean Artist ou women in New York and Carolina . ., formed themselves into band and. so- ' WLn wor 10 w " 'th a lock, and her fac. was painted and rouged. t-vAf-i. M.fnm f .U-. if.:,Aj a... disclosed women engaged in all : u,luu"' occupaiions, ; nd the census Just taken is expected 'n " i federal census of fifty yearaj W. which .howed that women were' then engaged in earrnng a , l.v.I.hood as rjrofeaslnnal hnnijHm mmi (nnn-n i ' tock herders, hostler, draymen,!,. . . ... . st.mh.t n;t. i.i . Itl0n KVe y ,h Ruth St. Denis . ""itha, ga.-atok.ra, gunpowder ma m nJ niP "gger. Special communication St Johna Lodge No. 17, A. F. A A. M. Monday evening, Jan. 28. Work in th. M. M. De gree, visitors invited. PERCY R. KELLY, W. M. Geo. Talyor Secy 24j26 No More Dread Of Winter with its chilly, damp days and big fuel bills, if you use the Pipeless Furnace RADIO "NATURE'S WAY" It burns wood, coal, or briquetts, heats up quick ly and -- Saves 25 to 50 per cent in fuel Heats the entire house with one register and automat ically ventilates. Call, phone or write for free lit erature or see it demonstrated. A iruF JMrY8 THAT'r WHYhF) Z it jaw rOBCCARCfULlM i RUTH ST. DENIS TO ! APPEAR IN PERSON ana company coming 10 ; Globe Next Tuesday ; The Glob, theatre offers iti local patrons a theatrical treat of more than ordinary merit is Ruth St. Danls ""1 the "e 0nly Jhn SU4 ' would appear in Albanju- But be did and was mor than nleased with lha . city and gave hit best. The same tnmg Is taking place with regard to Ruth St. Denn. It is in conceivable ,on Guy Po,t Miy Rob,OI1 and coun,e othcr, and will hav. Ruth, gt Uenj, , ext Tuesda ' I "Th. nnn.ni nf m I , J""''' reCent1' 'f tB" Little Theatre was on. of the most artistic terpeichorean offering of the season, tays the Los Angelet Axpreta The program with its richness of variety had 'a more interesting tinge in many respects than the recent of-" ferings of th. Duncan dancer. Unnlk. "t -. I ..J -MM . -..-.. v. .... i. mi iiuuj uu cuurt were shown in the highly artistic work offered by the students and great credit is due Hits St Denis, whote richness of professional tech nique and experience made the vistual ization possible. In solo work Doris Himphrey, Betty May, Roth Austin and Claire Nines gave unusual interpretation of music moods of th represented com posers, and the ensemble work was rich in its imagery, grouping, imagi notivc coloring;, costuming and light ing. Ellia Rhodes', well-known tenor who will to-ir with the dancers, tang a group of songs .with keen dramatic sencc, goofe taste andmusicaldisrim-ination- The taxing work of accom- I panying dancers and singer was most efficiently accomplished by Pauline Lawerence." ' Dry Fir Cord Wood and Slab Anderson Fuel Co. - 106 J. . -AUTO TOPS . W. male and repair Auto Top., Curtain and Cushion. HORSXTS TIRE STATION IT'S TO YOUR INTEREST To Bring Your CREAM. POULTRY and EGGS to HAZEL WOOD ' CREAM STATION H. L. Stenberg, Mgr. 128 West 2nd St Highest Cash Prices Paid- Realty Canadian Lands LOANS AND LNSURAJirg Geo. Taylor Corner of Second and Broads Ibia Bell S2Jt Boat 2075
