Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192?, January 31, 1920, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextCLASSIFIED ADS-BUSINESS DIRECT!! KOIt HALK FOR 8 ALEI have on tlio Kantiani farm, iivwr Juffi'raoii, gmid ''" cows to It'll. Alao work huraea, cur, aleam vnitiii and lumber to irmld for cattle. J. A. s.yavtt, Al bany, Ore. i'-VV4 FOR BALK Five uacngcr Over land Now bulleriea ami guod tlrca Car all In giKd ahape. Inquire at Highway Garage. j!lf:i FOR 8ALK A 1UI7 Model Ford In A No. 1 cumlition. Newly painted. llaa extra tire and acceaauriea. In- UII 11 ire at Palace ford atahle. aj:tl 1 KOR 8AI.K llouarhold goude, includ ing rhaira, tallica, range, heater, brda, mattreai.ee anil alo a good organ. Alito oiiiiihI fruit. Inquire at (! Ka.l Mth Kt. P'f- KOR 8ALK Buff I-eghurn egga fr hati-hing. From vlgiroua thorough bred alock. Call Mm. J. Schamer, 1'hone 1HK15. J2HH11 KOR BALK-One Chriaty account regiater holda 2KH accounU. Un derwood typewriter In firat clana ahaue. Kantburn llro'a. J'-ltf. KOR 8A1.K One Kord Sedan, elriuU new, goinl rrtHin for aellinf, Mada almoat intpaaalhle between my farm and town. Clifford Harold. jSlir. KOR 8AI.K lluuae and lot, corner of Sixth and Washington. Beat loca tion In city of Albany. P. A. Young l.t Natl. Hank Bldg. J3uf2' KOR SALE Karma, cloae to Albany 100 per acre, Albany houaea JlloO nd up. Building lota cheap. See or phone Attorney Geo. W. Wright. J21-K24 KOR SALE Bull Tractor and plow. In A-l condition. Phone 41F12. 24j.11 Our Bargalna 2 11)17 Ford Touring. $400 00. 1 1017 Ford (325.00 I Ford Sedan, $(150.00. 1 Maxwell, $400 00 1 Maxwell, $:2S.OO. 1 Maxwell. $760.00 1 Oakland Six, $760.00. 1 Oakland Six. $H76.00. 1 Chevrolet. $400.00. 1 Ruick, $.100.00. WALDO ANDERSON SON F24tf KOR SALE Farma, cloae to Albany, $50 per acre, Albany mouaea $1100 and up. Building lota cheap. See or phone Attorney Geo. W. Wright. J24-f24 KOR SALE Single comb White Leg horn baby chicka from trap-neated atock. Phone 4H.1-J. J27F1 FOR SALE Italian prunea, Vrooman Franqui'tte Walnuta, apple treea. peach anil pear, cherrya and apri cot treea, Uiganberry, rannplwrry and blackberry vinea. Alao orna mentnl treea, vinea and ahrubery. Capital City Nuntcry Co., J. T. Kcnn Agent. Albany Bakery, 419-J. J27-K2' A BARGAIN BUY Owner forced to aacriflco the N. W. 1-4 of block 118. Hckleman'a addition to Albany. F:at IFrat St., R. R. aiding. No of fer In reason refuncd. Box 6(15 Ncw ncrg, Oregon. J27-FO KOR RENT FOR RENT Two light houae keep ing rooma to partiea without child ren. 33 Jef feraon St. Phone 58-3-L J27tf. FOR RENT 6-acrea, houae and barn, 2 milea out. Inquire of Leo Cohen. Jlltf. WANTED TO RENT WANTED To rent five or aix room unfurniidicd houae. Phono 043, F. H. Johnson. JStf The Clancy Kids We'll Call It a Draw By PERCY L. CROSBY tr HfCir aiwinw e,m HITL'ATIONH WANTED WANTKI) Work ' wanted by ) uiinir girl. Call 4UU-J. ,lif2" UKLf WAMKIi WANTKI) IWry cook, lady, call at llollirh St ilornkat'ka, 'iio J yon St. j;io WANTKI Two l.oya with bicyclea to deliver Albany Democrat after achool. Call at lieiuurrat oflke. 27jtf Miscellaneous. WANTKI) Copiea of the Dai!" Democrat of Jan. 14 iaaue. Pleaae leave at oflice. 2lt:SI FOUND A wrint watch. Owner call at Democrat and identify, and pay for advertising. J:'.0f2 WANTED To hear from owner of good ranch for aale. . State cah price, full particular!. D. F. Buh, Minrapolia, Minn. jlmll) WANTED Your uaed furniture, no matter how big or how amall, .oil Kogoway, Phono 346-R. New and ued furniture alwaya on hand. Rogoway'a Rumiture Store, Sec ond and Baker Sta. J2.1tf TilE FURNITURE HQSPITAL Renovatea and makea feather niat treaaea, old furniture and mattreaaca made like new. Bring them in or Phone Zfil-R., 128 130 Ferry St J2.1tf. FURNITURE WANTED We want all kinda of furniture, atnvei, rang ea, etc. Will buy any quantity and pay htgheat caah price. See ua if you have anything to aell. Albany Furniture Exchange, 415-417 Weat Fimt St., Phone 75-J. J27tf LOST Pocket book, the evening of the 27th, on 2nd Street, between Montgomery and rail road. Finder report to Townaend Store and re ceive reward. 27j31 A SPECIAL DINNER DANCE at Al bany Hotel Saturday evening from 6 o'clock to 8 p. m. $1.00 plate. Alao a special dinner every Sunday from 6:30 o'clock to 8 p. m., $1.00 plaU. B. R. WESTBROOK, Prop. 29j.11. WILLAMETTE GARAGE now open for buaineaa. Expert auto repair ing by job or hour. Give ua a trial J. A. Mayberry, Prop., 218 Eaut lat St 29j31 WANTED Fumiahed or partly fum iahed houae by Monday. Will leaae for one year or more, no objection to diatance. Addreaa X. Y. Care of Democrat. 29j31 WANTED Man with a few hundred dollara to finance himaelf in a proa peroua, legitimate buaineaa. See Mr. C. W. Walton, at Hotel Albany. Friday and Saturday. 29j31 STRAYED Small 2 year black mare, left my place January 1, finder pleaae notify Henry Seofeld. Halney Oregon. Jlltf. NOTICE TO THE PEOPLE OF ALBANY For quick aervico and careful driving, call 71 for city or country work. Chevrolcta and Dodge cara only. City work a specialty. 2tij31 KZJpUDmezrisL ALBANY 0C6. Dully Market Keport liar nnd Grata W lieal iJ.DV. OaU-70c. i!..y-liU..llt. Mlllfe.J $43 Flour $2 86 to $3.45 Wool and Mohair Wuol-$4U'($62. Mrhuir 65c. Mutter. Biitlerfat and Egga Buttirfat 67c. Creamery Butter, wholi-aale, 72c; retail, 70c. i'-Kg. buying price 44c; retail 4c. Ileiia 25 to 3Uc; apringa 25 to 30c Dairy Bjtter 4toc trade; retail tie. Poultry Hena 12 to 25c; apringa 21 to 25c. Old rooatera 12c. Geeae 22c; Ducka 25c. Turkeya 32c. VageUblea -Cabbage, 7 1-u; oiitont 7 1-2 c; lur nip, 3 l-2c; poutoej 6c iotrad Live Stork .Market Fumiahed by D. K. Nrbrrgall Meat Co. Hogi 15c. v wB l''8V. Stevra 7'uIOc. ( ulvtt 1 If. Ewea 3'!i& Ycirlinna 5 't 9c. Veal 18i,il9c. lj.nilj 8'u 12c. ' ' BUSINESS DIRECTORS HEMSTITCHING J2 He per yard, thread furnlshrd. Bell phone 452R. Sue Biechenbridge, 333 W. 2d St. Dltf. TO THE PUBLIC Owing to the extra coat of collect- ing. All wood delivered commencing January 19th, mutt bo paid for when delivered. ALBANY LBR. CO. 1 5j30 WE PAY CASH For uacd furniture or trade you new goods fur your old onea. See ua before you aell. E. L. Stiff A Son, 216-217 Lyon Street d29tf. HEALTH FLOUR Prof Mutch'a Health Flour, 10 lb. sack, 80c, at Murphy'a Seed Store. Jl'Otf. WANTED Land plaater aowcr, for caah. Addreaa C. B. Settlemeir. Tangent, Ore. 20Jtf Federal Fans Loaaa SH per cent internet 34 1-2 yeara time. Prompt and efficient aerrice. Applicationa will be received by the First National Bank, Albany. Ore. A. C. BOHRNSTEDT 101 Maaoole Temple Saleas. Ore. J. D. HUSTON PAINTING, DECORATING and PAPER-HANGING Phone 41 1R Shop at Flrat and Baker Slreete FISHER . BRADEN CO. Progreaaive Funeral Directora AUTO SERVICE CLady Assistant. Phone 95 Night Call 609R oooooooooooooooooo O We Make a Specialty of O O Friendship, Engagement and O O Wedding Rings 0 O F. M. FRENCH & SONS O O Jewelers and Engraven) 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 WW New Cookery Readers of Evening Democrat Dear Houiewivta: Through the kindjieu of your edi tor we are today beginning our week ly Household Tilk( which we hope hope you will find both intreiting and profitublr. At the prrient time your cookery problems require thought and ore, for living coin are high and many product! hard to obtain. Our aim l to be helpful to you in your home, in the aimplr everyday qura liom which arie and to offer tug I'estiont for economy and variety in thr nrmu. All the amUtancr that reeirch, eon stant experiment and training It mod ern emthoda or practical and econ omical houakerping and home making can give, wc offer, you, and any aug getion from you concerning our ser vice will be gratefully received and Dry Fir Cord Wood and Slab Anderson Fuel Co. 106 J. F. G. WILL JEWELER Kigh claaa Jewelry, Silver, Cut Glaaa and Hand Painted China WE HAVE Everything OPTICAL BANCROFT OPTICAL CO. 1 Good Used Cars 1 FORD One ton Truck Excellent ahape, just overhauled, re painted. Electric lights, storage batter, a real bargain. Don't fail to see thia one. Hurry. CADILLAC Touring ear A real bargain, new paint, tires almost new, perfect mechanical condition, absolutely guaranteed. BODGE Touring, new top, good tires, just being overhauled, a bargain for someone. 117 CHEVROLET Touring New tires, excellent mechanical condition. Car only run 3500 miles. A real buy. . Remember we tell you the truth about our used cars and are very careful to overhaul every one we have. Then we know what we are talking about Don't forget to see the ones listed now. i Ralston Motor . S Company 7th & Lyon Sts 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 Hey. R6nr 3 V hit ivTHe Service (or the appdiciated. With all good wishes, we are, Very cordially your friends, Hester Conklin Paulina Partridge, Del Monte Cookery Service; Con sultants in Horn Economics; Con tributors to the Ladie's Home Jour nal, Delineator. Pictorial Review, and Womau'a Home Companion; Connect' ed with the Food Administration dur ing the war; Authors of "Wheatless and Mcatles Days"; Writers and Lec turers on Household Topics. Graham Raiaia Bread If the family is tiring of white bread try thia aimple and delicious recipe for brown bread, which is easily made: I Sift together 1 cup of white flour 1-4 cup of sugar, 1-2 teaspoon of so da, 1 1-2 teatpoona of baking pow t der and 1-4 teaspoon of aalt Add H4 j cups of Graham flour and 1 cup of seedless raisins. Mix 1 cup of tour I milk with 1-2 cup of molassea and J stir into the dry ingredienta. Bake in a greased loaf pan 45 minutes. This it an excellent bread to serve with Baked Beans. Tomato Bisque If a hot soup it desired to be quick ly served the following is one which can be made in a very few minutea. Prepare 2 cups of thin, well-seasoned cream aause. Heat 1 can of To mato Sauce, add a pinch of soda 1-16 teaspoon and pour it into the hot cream sauce, stirring constantly Serve at once with crisp crackers. t v : j uHria ,nisua Heat 1 quart of oysters to the boil I ing point in their own liquor. Remove : the oysters and keep in a hot place, j Melt 3 tablespoons of fat, add 4 tablespoons of flour, 1-4 teaspoon You don r THEN DON T faiR-YA USE IT FOP vc a Me ea? Been A COLLAR j i i 5 I each of talt and pepper, and the li ' quid from t.ti oyttert with milk . enoug to mike 1 1-2 eupa. Stir till , l boils and pour onto a beaten egg and 1 teatpbon of lemon juice. Cook without boiling for 2 minutes. Spread ' a layer of hot chopped apinich in a serving diah and on this place the oysters. Over all pour the sauce. Garnish with strips of pimiento and ' serve. This makes an excellent meat sub stitute, and being served with spin ach, either freth or canned, with the addition of boiled rice or potaties is a delicious and complete n.eal. Suggeationa For Thr Housewife Chop left-over beets and mix with, one-half the same portion of horse radish for a delicioua relish to serve with if h or meat. Any sliced cold meat may be trans formed into an excellent hot dish by dipping the slices in eg,: and fne c rumba and browing is a little fat in the frying pan. Sena with Tomato Sauce, heated. The centers of canned pears may be filled with chopped gsnger and nuts for a quick, easy dessert. Left-over spinach, finely chopped and added to thin, well seasoned white sauce, garnished with pieces of pim iento, makes an attractive and deli cioua soup. Economize on fuel by arranging to bake our entire meal in the oven or. to cook it all on top of the stove. Fur- ther fuel economy may be practiced by cooking a steamed deasert ever the boiling vegetables. Marinet? Ant-Bear Pines in the Zoo CINCINNATI, 0, "Jimmy" the Mexican ant-bear, which served j throughout the World War as mascot ' of the Marine Brigade in France, and was wounded in action, may soon be lost to the Cincinnati Zoo. Marines j who served in France, and who will form the nucleus of a new expedition ary force to be stationed at Quantico, Vm., want to get "Jimmp" back again. Like all sea-fearing men they are superstitious, and fear that they will have bad luck in any future ventures if they allow their mascot to remain in a zoo. Jimmy was picked up by the Mar ines in Vera Cruz in 1914. He did a tour of duty aboard a battleship, and then went to France with the Marine Brigade. He was the first ant-bear the French had ever seen, and he amused the adults but scared the children half to death. He has a long flexible nose, ideal for the exploration of half empty jam cans. With the crudest sore of stills. Mex icans have for many years made bev erage alcohol from cactus. AUTO TOPS We make and repair Auto Topa, Curtains and Cushions. HORSbTTS TTRE STATION IT'S TO YOUR INTEREST To Bring Your CREAM. POULTRY and EGGS to HAZEL W'OOD CREAM STATION H. L. Stenberg. Mgr. 123 West 2nd St . Highest Cash Prices Paid Realty Canadian Lands LOANS AM; INSUBANrU Geo. Taylor Comer of Second and BroadalbJa BeB 52J; Hone 207S 1