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fGLASSIFIED ADS BUSINESS DIRECTORY 0000O0O0OO000OOO o O CLASSIFIED ADVH'TSING O RATES O " Count your word; nd re- O mit on the followia- :alo: O One word one time te cent. O One word three 2c O - One word one week, Sc. 0 One word one month, 10-.. O No ad for one time leu thaa O 25c. O No ad for three times leu 0 than 60c O No ad for one week leu O than 75c ' O No ad for one month leu ooeooooooooaoooo FOR SALE FOR SALE A 1917 Model Ford in . A No. 1 condition. Newly painted. Has extra tire and accessories. In quire at Palace feed stable. 26j31 FOR SALE Place in North Albany. 1H cares, 5-room house, woodshed big kitchen, well on porch. Barn, with car shed, cow shed; chicken corral, with food chicken house. Variety of fruit, apples, eherrei, loganberries, mamouth black ber ries, gooseberries, strawberries, rhubarb, etc. Phone 74F21, before 7t.rn.or after 7 p. m. 28jW FOR SALE Buff Leghorn eggs for hatching. From vigirous thorough bred stock. Call Mrs. J. Schamer, Phone 18F15. J2SF11 FOR SALE One Christy account register holds 288 accounts. Un derwood typewriter in first elau ' shape. Eastburn Bro's. j21tf. FOR SALE Good cooking apples, 50 cents to $1.00 per bu. Call 1F13 2Sj30 FOR SALE Modern dwelling in West Albany, almost new, 3 bod rooms, furnace, full cement base ment, extra large lot, cement walk, modern bath. Price 15500, nd im mediate possession. Beam Land Co, 133 Lyon St. 28j29. FOR SALE Farms, close to Albany, 1100 per acre, Albany bouses $1100 and up. Building lots cheap. See or phone Attorney Geo. W. Wright. J24-F24 FOR SALE Bull Tractor and plow. In A-l condition. Phone 41F12. 24j31 Our Bargains 2 1917 Ford Touring, $400.00. 1 1917 Ford $325.00 1 Ford Sedan, $650.00. 1 Maxwell, $400.00 1 Maxwell, $525.00. 1 Maxwell, $750.00 1 Oakland Six, $750.00. 1 Oakland Six, $875.00. 1 Chevrolet, $400.00. 1 Buick, $300.00. WALDO ANDERSON & SON F24tf FOR SALE Farms, close to Albany, $50 per acre, Albany mouses $1100 and up. Building lots cheap. See or phone Attorney Geo. W. Wright. j24-f24 FOR SALE Single comb White Leg horn baby chicks from trap-nested stock. Phone 483-J. j27Fl FOR SALE Three 100 gallon iron drums, one thres H. P. boiler. John Bauer, 107 Lyon St., 27J29. FOR SALE Italian prunes, Vrooman Franquette Walnuts, apple trees, peach and pear, cherrys and apri cot trees," Loganberry, ranspberry and blackberry vines. Also orna mental trees, vines and shrubcry. Capital City Nur3ery Co., J. T. Kean Agent. Albany Bakery, 449-J. J27-F2 A BARGAIN BUY Owner forced to sacrifice the N. W. 1-4 of block 118. Hckleman's addition to Albany. East iFrst St, R. R. siding. No of fer in reason refused. Box 565 New berg, Oregon. J27-F6 (nhp vft Clancy -55. tjt . m mm FOR RENT FOR RENT Three, four and five suite of rooms, 417H Lyon Street Enquire of 106 E. 4th St., Phone 22F5 23j30 FOR RENT 5 -acres, house and barn, 2 miles out. Inquire of Leo Cohen. jUtf. FOR RENT Neatly furnished sleep ing rooms close in. Call at 212H East First St., or at Albany Gun Store. 28j30 WANTED TO RENT WANTED To rent five or six room unfurnished house. Phone 943, F. H. Johnson. jStf WANTED To rent a modern house. Will rent by the year. Addreu Joe Thomas, 808 East 1st St., or phone R. Veal & Son Chair Factory. 28j.tt- HELP WANTED WANTED A man for night watch man. Must have some knowledge of machinery. D. E. Nebergall Meat Co. 28j30 WANTED Good, steady girl or young woman to help with incubat ors and little chicks. Good wages, with board and romo, write, giving ame and experience if any. Bert ' Case, Albany, R. R. No. 5. Phone 41FS. J27-29 WANTED Girl to wait on tables and fountain trade. No experience nec essary. Restaurant, 1st and Lyon Sts. 27j29 WANTED Two boys with bicycles to deliver Albany Democrat after school. Call at Democrat office. 27jtf Miscellaneous. WANTED Your used furniture, no matter how big or how small, call Rogoway, Phone 345-R. New and used furniture always on hand. Rogoway's Rurniture Store, Sec ond and Baker Sts.- j23tf. THE FURNITURE HOSPITAL Renovates and makes feather mat tresses, old furniture and mattresses made like new. Bring them in or Phone 261-R, 128-130 Ferry St j23tf. LOST Black velvet bag with amber top. Reward. Phone 190-J. Mrs. Fannie Brenner, 327 West 3rd St j28 WANTED To buy 2 buff-orphington roosters. Call Urban Shrode, 609-J 4. 27j29 WANTED A used wicker baby bug gy. Must be in good condition. Call 504-L. 27j29. HEMSTITCHING 12c per yard, thread furnished. Bell phone 452R. Sue Brechenbridge, 333 W. 2d St Dltf. STRAYED Small 2 year black mare, left my place January 1, finder please notify Henry Seefeld. Halsey Oregon. J6tf. tVB PAY CASH For used furniture or trade you new goods for your old ones. See U3 before you sell. E. L. Stiff & Son, 215-217 Lyon Street. d23tf. ALBANY JUNK AND REPAIR shop. Plumbing and repairing. Jung of all kinds. Call 276, 315 East 2nd Strest. 23j30 THE MISSES DURKEE ARE PRE pared to give instruction on violin and Piano. Call at 407 Geary St. 23j30 NOTICE TO THE PEOPLE OF ALBANY For quick service and careful driving, call 71 for city or country work. Chevrolets and Dodge cars only. City work a specialty. 26j31 f hOU PARTY ey AY (-S ,ft . JWeU.,WMATIr7 , AN 8frl'MVI3l?07"MER YOU D"! DON'T f '00 BOYS STOP THAT . j " 6pi I E lg f1 there 1 ste wmat yoo V 1 1 Oi o N't! 1 You DID" I" IdiontI Didn't 1 1 1 "Jma m a"' wTTroi V7mss srAnrto- always HAve roVi H , - VI JslDiON'Tf DtDN'l A J innAi wrlt(ft5j t.mm, 7 . HeYi T,MM,.'c)MCn ARfeUE-poN'TCHAPX IPl DiO? t Zgg 'ytMgl blON'l Lx jH AT STRAP? J On 0AC(C in BCD. it's alViCht ' 3 (v lc "r,fT'eA' Daily Market Report Hay b4 Grata Wheat $2.00. Oats 76c Hay $16S$18. Millfeed 4S. Flour-$2 86 to $3.4S Wool and Mohair Wool 40C6a. Mehatr 66c. ; Bulier. Bulterfat and Egg Butterfat 67c Creamery Butter, wholesale, 72c; retail, 70c. Egg, buying price 44c; relaU 48c Hens 25 to 30c; springs 26 to 30c Dairy Bitter 60c trade; .retail 66c Poultry Hens U to 26c; springs 21 to 26c. Old roosters 12c Geese 22c; Ducks 26c ' Turkeys 32c. Vegetables -Cabbage, 7 l-2c; onions 7 1-2 e; tur nips, 3 l-2c; potatoes 6c iotrade Live Stork Market Furnished by D. E. Neberg aU Meat Co. Hogs 16c Cows 4iii8c Steers 7 (a 10c Calves 14c. Ewes 3 ( 5c Yearlings 6(5 9c. Veal 18$19c Lambs 8g1 2c BUSINESS 1 RECTORS TO THE PUBLIC ; Owing to the extra cost of collect ing. All wood delivered commencing' January 19th, mut be paid for when ' delivered. ALBANY LBR. CO. 16j30 HEALTH FLOUR Prof Mutch's Health Flour, 1Q lb. sack, 80c, at Murphy's Seed Store. ' J20tf. WANTED Land plaster sower, for cash. Address C. B. Settleyneir, I Tangent, Ore. 20jtf Federal Fars Loss EH per cent interest 84 1-2 years' time. Prompt and efficient service. Applications will be received by the First National Bank, Albany. Ore. A. .C BOHRNSTEDT ' 401 Masonic Temple Salesa. Ore. ' J. D. HUSTON PAINTING. DECORATING and PAPER-HANGING Phone 4UR Shop at First and Baker Streets e FISHER. BRADEN CO. Progressive Funeral Directors AUTO SERVICE CLady Assistant Phone 96 - Night Call 609R oooooooooooooooooo O We Make a Specialty of O O . Friendship, Engagement and O O Wedding Rings O O F. M. FRENCH & SONS O O Jewelers and Engraver O OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Btfore Taking JO-TO After Taking JO-TO Sample Free. JO-TO relieves indigestion and mise'ries of the stom ach in two months. Sold by all local druggists TODAY'S EVENTS A' , (Thursday, January 29, 1920) Observance of Carnation Day, In a memory of the late President Mc Kinley. K m sat celebrates today the be ginning of the sixtieth year of her Statehood. Senator Harding of Ohio and Con gressman Camion of Illinois are to be apeaken at the McKinley D.iy ex ervUet to be held today at thr McKin ley Memorial at Nilet, O. Kant:tt Republirani are to hold their annual Kaunas Day rally and banquet in Topeka tonight, with Congressman Frank Reavis of Nebraska scheduled at the chief speaker. A Mil hat been lsued for Kentucky women to meet in Louisville toduy to diicust co-operation In the plant of the Federal Government to ml ice the cot of living. The State Democratic executive con, mine of Florid t mee: at Jackson ville today to arra.-iit- for tho primary election to ehiwie twite and conge sionul ticket .n il J.-lcgntc to tie tional con v- i '..!. Florida IteD-iVI-m hnve i1- nd a oil for State and coivrcio ml on ventionr 3 be mid At Palalka to day to nominate candidates for office to be filed at the next election and to chooe delegates to the Chicago con vention.: More than tlu u .'il number f im portant problems relating to present Dry Fir Cord Wood and Slab Anderson Fuel Co. 106 J. F. G. WILL JEWELER High class Jewelry, Silver, Cut Glass and Hand Painted China WE HAVE Everything OPTICA I. BANCROFT OPTICAL CO. WKSIUU HXWLlAHPS Western Electric OUTFITS INSTALLED AND IN OPERATION. Farm Light SATISFIED CUSTOMERS JOHN WINKLKY, And Power W. W. POLAND. O. II. KEEBLER. I. H. COPE- Outfits LAND, JOHN WILLS, J. S. LUCKEY. WIRING DONE BY LICENSED & BONDED WIREMEN Phone 20 THE 327 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 -V , ... , i ., . . Puyallup & Sumner Fruit Canning Co. W. R. SCOTT, Mgr. Phone 91 political, financial and ecoioiulc run ditiont are expected to receive atten tion at the hands of the Ui'ill.h I'd umbia legislature whl.-h hnt been turn mond to meet today, The preliminary LUteincm" on In ifuttrial arbitration formulated by Prctidem Wilson's Imluntrtal confer ence l to furnish the leading topic of diocutiion at the annual srttion of the Nutioital Civic Federation, opening In New York City. . Sporting: Notes The new vacumweight clatt of box er, originated in tho I'hilliplnca, it r.ted between 80 and 85 pounds. Wrestling it in high favor at Har vard jut now, the varsity matmen preparing for merit with the grap plert of Princeton, Drown and Yale. Tommy O'Brien, the California lightweight, nuururs to be at least 60 per cent better on the Pacific const than he showed in his bouta In the East According to Manager Griffith of the Wnnhingtun team. Pitcher Walter JohtoSn never lias a tore arm, evrn during the Spring training period. From the Mike O'Dowd Is travel ing at the present time it't going to be some Job for any boxer to take the middleweight title away from the St. Paul Hi t tier. With "Big Ed" Walh managing the Bridgeport team and "Chief" Bender piloting the New Il.ivcn outfit, the Eastern Lcngue will have two grrui drawing enrds next season. Tommy O'Malley, former national amateur lightweight crumpion, i now a t ident at the Univer.iiy of Pcnnylvania and a member of the varity boxing tram. Munnger Ernie John.on of the Satl Lake City team of the Pacific Coa-t league it trying to Induce Nick Cullop, well-known American and Fed eral league pitcher, to return to the game and twirl for Salt Lake. An eight-round no-deciaion bout venn to be about thr right gait for the Benny I.ronard-Johiiny IVimlee mu. Trying to Mage a 20-round champion-hip fight between the pair at New Hnven didn't do the boxing game any good in that city. i The flrt woman dentlt rveV grad jnted In the .United State wa tent ' out ,by. a Cinrinmtl dental college thortly before, the commencement of , the civil war. SUNBEAM lamps SUNS ONLY COMPETITOR EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL ELECTRIC STOKE. INC Went First St.. Albany Of Interest To Women Women In China are liberal patrons of the motion picture shows. In the United States there are now eleven women memlwrs of State leg islature In five different states. Two thousand women are attending tho University of Warsaw, the moat of them studying law or medicine. The Drat week of Many has berti chosen by the International Woman Suffrage Alliance as the time for hold ing Its world congress In Madrid. A three.thoutand.dullar-a-year wo man is Mlu Rose I'edrick, whose po sition is that of secretary to the Dep uty Transit Commissioner of New York City. Germany now has fifty-eight women lawmakers, thirty-six of whom sit In the Federal parliament and twenty two in the legitlatures of the differ ent states. KQts The Marguerite League club, an or ganisation of 700 girls employed in one of the suburbs of Pittsburgh, la planning to build an up-to-date club house of Its own. The agricultural society of Prince William County, Virginia, has set up a precedent in the Old Dominion by electing three women to member ship on the county fair board. Mrs. Henry M. Youmans of Wau kesha, well known for her work In the suffrage cause, is the new chair man of tho Wisconsin division of the Women's National Republican com mittee. Although women in Australia havo been eligible to hold public office fur some years, no representative of the sex has yet been elected to the Parlia ment of the Commonwealth, Miss Alice Masaryk, daughter of the President of the new Tiocho-Slov-akian Republic, has resigned her seat in parliament In order lo devote her whole time to tho work of the Red Cross. Mr. Margaret Hill McCartcr of Tupeka, well known as an author anil alto as one of the leading Republican women of the country, will share with the Governors of Minnesota and Il linois the honor of being a sneaker at. the Lincoln club banquet in Grand Rapids next month. Trnnesee Loralt j LEBANON JAN. 2J-I.uther Reith ; Wat tnken to Albany Mom's wh-r he will undergo an operation, for p ' pend.icitlt he hat auffered for tome time having had three very everr attacks he will be operated on, oil T'jetay mortiinir. J. . BUrkb:irn, Mr. Luther Keith em! Mr. and Mrs. Alex Elliot drove to Albany yesterday morning on ac count of the teariout lllnco of Luth er Keith. AL'TO TOPS We make and repair Auto Tops. Curtains and Cushions. HORSKVS TIRE STATION eeeeeeeeeeee- IT S TO V0UR INTEREST ta Bring Your CREAM, POULTRY and EGGS to ' HAZEI.WOOD CREAM STATION II. I.. Strnlierg. Mgr. I2S West 2nd St. H indent Cash Prices Paid Realty Canadian Land LOANS A AIL INSURANT'S Geo. Taylor Comer of 8eeond and Broadalbia Bell 52 J ( Hone 207S When the Sandman Per formed His Usual Duties By PERCY L. CROSBY
