Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192?, February 05, 1920, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextrU . a a a sm i asst . ekji4a' In FOK BALK FOR SALE Buff Leghorn egg for hatching. From vlgirou thorough bred stock. Call Mm. J. Bchamer, Phon 1HF1B. J28F11' FOR BALE Very attractive home, on of the beat In the city, (rood house and barn plenty of ground with luU of fruit, this la Inaldv pnirty only four block from th Courthoua. Her I wonderful opportunity to buy fin home di rect from th owner and for leu than you could duplicate ame to day. For particular addres Box 174 Albany, Oregon. D2f3 SW.flflO FOR BALE Modern bungalow, built - 4 yean, ha 7 room and bath, large clothe closet with each bed room, hot and cold water up itair and down, good basement, lot 6flx 110 feet, with good garage. Frlut of variou kinda, 1141 K 0th Bt., Albany, Ore. For further informa tion write to H. W. Taylor, 100ft Wineheater Bt. Roecburg, Ore. 3f5 FOK SALE llouae and lot at 37 eaat third elrei-t. Phone 764-J 39f FOR BALE llouae and lot at No 2UU llarriaon Strort, I'rlce f 550 00, $100.00 down, 115 per month. Im mediate poaavaaion. Th houae ba four room and baaement. Wired for electric light, ha good in din ami chicken houae. Heam I and Co. 3f6 tK BALE A garage. 12x21, suit able for car or aniall truck, eaay to move. Call 221 V. 4f II FOR SALE Fifty acre Improved on main graveled road, ix mile from Albany all under cultivation and part in crop. Good aoil and well drained. $0500 on good term. Call at Democrat office. 4fll FOR BALE lluuae at No. 221 E. 3rd Street. I'rire fHOO.00, $4'K down, 110 00 per month. Dram and Com pany, 133 Lyon Street. FOR SALE Pair' of draft coll, geld ing. Coming two year old in apring. K. E. Linea. Albany, Or. 4f0 VALENTINES One cent to $2.60 at' Bawling. 4fl0 WESTACOTT8 INCOME TAX REC ORD Simple and cheap. Let u explain It to you. Complete book $3.00. C. G. Rawlinga, 121 Broad albin. 4fl0. FOR SALE From high laying atrain of trapneated 8. C. W. Leghorna, baby rhirka and egg for hatching. Pena headed by pedigreed cocker ela of 270, 271. 272 and 273 egg pedigree. Mra. J. M. Culhoun. Phone 4K3 J. 4f"l FOR SALE A aix year old bay mare. Weighs between 1400 and 1600 Iba. Gentle. Alao some good milk cowa, fresh soon. Call 4F13. 3f6 FOR SALE 1U15 Oakland, In good condition. $2,r cah tukea it, At Highway Garage. 4fl0 PUT CREAM IN NOSE AND STOP CATARRH Tell ITow To Open Clogged No Irila and End Head-Cold. You feel (In la a few moments. Your cold In head or cn.te.rrh will tie gone. Your clogged nnntrlla will open. The air passages of your bead will clear ami you can breath freelv. No more dull neaa, hcflclnrlio no iiawking, enuffling, mueotia diaeliargea or dryncaa) no atrug gling for breath at night. Tell your druggiat yini want a small toltle of Ely Cream Balm. Apply a little of- thia fragrant, antieeptie cream In your noatrila, let It penetrate through every air passage of the hcadi aootlio and haal trio awollen, Inflamed mueoua tnembrana, and relief cornea Inatantly. It I Juat what every oold and catarrh sufferer needs. Uoa t atay atuffod-up and miserable. i 7M The Clancy Kids i Ah I There's the Rub! By PERCY L. CROSBY Uttr kr UM MtCltft araiaaat BratlMt. , Our Ilargalna 2 1017 Ford Touring, 400.00. 1 1U17 Pord $325.00 1 Kurd 8edan, 1(160.00. 1 Maxwell, 40000 1 Maxwell, IM6.00. I Maxwell, 1760.00 1 Oakland Six, I750.00. 1 Oakland Six, $876.00. 1 Chevrolet, 1400.00. ' 1 Bulck, 1.100.00. WALDO ANDERSON A SON . . F24tf A nAKGAl.M BUY Owner forced to tacrine th N. W. 14 of block 118. Hcklemaq'a addition to Albany! Kaat iFrat St., R. R. aiding. No of fer in reaaon refuaed. Box D65 New berg, Oregon. J27-F6 FOR BALE Farm, cloac to Albany, 450 per acre, Albany mouae 11100 and up. Building Iota cheap. Sec or phon Attorney Geo. W. Wright. J24-f24 HtXf WANTED WANTED Experienced girl for permanent poaition. Elite confec tionery. 4f6 WANTED 2 men to cut 35,000 hoop pole and 100,000 hop peg, Al. Han negan, i'incua Hop Ranch, Phone S5F-11. 3f6 WANTED LOGGER Man to tak contract to put in from 1 to S mil lion feet of log or man to wot. by day and bonu. Muat hav knowl edge of logging on wagon, logging with horse oi th ground, and log ging with donky. See C. C. Cameron at Cameron, Oregon Silo Mfg. Co. office, Foot of Ferry St. Albany, Ore. f3tf SITUATIONS WANTED EMPLOYMENT WANTED A book keeper, office work or clerical po aition, by young lady of experience. Phone in care of Democrat office. 3f9 FOR RENT FOR RENT Modem furniahrd room. Steam heat. Addrea I. B. rare of Democrat. 4fC FOR RENT Furniahed roonii for light housekeeping. Families with children need not apply. 630 W. 7th Street. 3f6 FOR RENT Two light housekeeping rooms to partiea without children, 333 Tefferson St., I'hone 683 L. f4-tf. FOR RENT Two light house keep ing room to partiea without child ren. 33 Jefferson St. Phone 58-3-L j27tf. FOR RENT 6-acrea, houae and bam, 2 milra out. Inquire of Loo Cohen. jl4tf. Miscellaneous. POSTAL TELEGRAPH rate are cheaper and aervice better. Call 167-R. C G. Rawlinga, Mgr. 121 Ilroadulhin St 4fl0 WANTED To hear from owner of good ranch for Bale. Stnte cash price, full particular. D. F. Buah, Mineapolia, Minn. J3ml9 WANTED Your used furniture, no mutter how big or how small, call Rogoway, Phone 345-R. New and used furniture always on hand. Rogoway'a Ruraituro Store, Sec ond and Baker St. ' j2:itf. THE FURNITURE HOSPITAL Renovate and makes feather nint t reuses, old furniture and mattresses AUTO TOPS We make and repair Auto Top, Curtain and Cushion. HORSKY'S TIRE STATION T 2 Aw! TAINTNOTHrtV' tDUCOOKMAOOE tATN Mt ANYTrllNfi.WHAT'r (Top ft nir.HTco Know what ,td do wio a TjrfY mad Ilk new. Bring them In or Phon 201-R., 128-130 Ferry Bt. J23tf. WANTED DRESS MAKINOWill do plain or fancy sewing. Call at Mr. J. M. BlaaU, f 14. E 2nd St. 3f 10 WANTED Minnesota Number 13 aeed com In the ear, Albert Bchultx, Albany, Or., Rt. 6. 3f TO EXCHANGE A good piece of In come buaineea property, brick build ing, for a good farm. So J. V. Pipe, Albany Bute Bank Bldg. 3f6 WANTED TO RENT WANTED To rent Ave or aix room unfurnished houae. Phon 943, P.! H.Johnson. J3tf STRAYED Small 2 year black mare, left my place January 1, finder pleas notify Henry Seefeld. Halwy Oregon. Jfltf. WANTED TO BUY Fur, mink, coons, muakrat, otter, bear or any thing In the fur line. Samuel Mil liard, Albany, Ore. J31tf. BUSINE6S DIRECTORS HEMSTITCHING 12Hc per yard, thread furnlthcd. Bell phone 452R. Sue Brechcnbridge, 833 W. 2d St Dltf. WE PAY CASH For used furniture or trad you new good for your old one. See ua before you aell. E. L. Stiff 4 Son, 215-217 Lyon Street d29tf. HEALTH FLOUR Prof Mutch's Health Flour, 10 lb. sack, 80c, at Murphy'a Seed Store. J20tf. WANTED Land plaster sower, for caah. Addresa C. B. Settlemeir, ! Tangent, Ore. 20jtf Federal Faraa Loaaa 6H per cent interest 84 1-2 year time. Prompt and fflcient aervice. Application will be received by the First National Bank. Albany. Or. A. C BOHRNSTEDf l Mittk Teaspl Saka.'Or. J. D. HUSTON PAINTING. DECORATING and PAPER-HANGING Phone 4I1R Shefi at First and Baker StreeU FISHER. BRADEN CO. Progreaaive Funeral Director AUTO SERVICE "Lady Assistant Phone 95 Night Call 60R OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO O W MU a Specialty of O O Friendship, Enhancement nd O O Wcddinp Rinffa O O F. M. FRENCH & SONS O O Jewelrra and Knjcraren O OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO IWfore Taking JO-Tl After Taking JO-TO Sample Free. JO-TO relieves indigestion and miseries of the stom ach in two months. Sold by all local druggists rMC an'tmc ru n MAM , . - t.iP iicruln rycuj 56. 1 vi rtLL ncBio KltctJ lib Mr ,erc - ct i eery was 1V1 coin' YA KN0U I CrXUTSTANO fOR 7)f AT.' (H 63N'l ntsar . COUNTY NEWS Note from all part of Linn County .lillllKUIIIIlllllllllllllliflUlllIlilllllB Dever Doing DEVER, Or. Feb. 4. J.H. Sheler haa sold his farm to Mr. Fldler, who I formerly redded ner Salem. Mr. J. W. Groihong was quite ill the first of lat week but la now el mot recovered. Wm Huckaboy left Tueaday after noon for hla home In Hood River af ter viiitlng at the E. O. Truax home. Albany patenger on Tuetday of lax week were Mr. S. K. Borne, W. L. Cae, J. If. Bhelrr and Mr. Law rence. Joseph Groahong of Woodburn came up bat Tuetday evening to vi.it at J. W. Gropihonga and also hla daughters, Mr. Clyde Meeker who hat been in a critical condition with pneumonia. Realty . Canadian Land LOANS AND INSURANCE Geo. Taylor Career af Bee ad sad lire tUlhl Bell SZJi Bob 171 VIERICK'S BATHS Kiptrt Workmanship Three Chair L. VIERECK. ' BERT CRAWFORD, & P. KIRK Your Patreaage Solicited First aad Ell worth Sta. The Tire Hospital Prompt ft Efficient Service Every Tire Muat Stand our test before it leaves our shop. All Work Guaranteed 922 Lyon St WE HAVE Everything OPTICAL BANCROFT OPTICAL CO. We have some dry slab at $7.00, get it while it lasts. ANDERSEN FUEL COMPANY 106-J. F.G.WILL JEWELER High class Jewelry, Silver, Cut Glass and Hand Painted China Fortmiller Bros. Funeral Directors Our Own Auto Hearse M-Lady Attendant Phone 78 Masonic Building Sue c-m,.. a... ll .in. . m rtnn n v. i vjo v i - ' . 4 6RN6N' A TOtrve A TAum ntrr aiTeiu'i.. aboncto nibbleon. ZXSSk Cf Ift TftcT 1 rf IVFR -AN DROWN r e"f r Vititora to Albany on tail Wednes day were Mr. and Mra. A. W. Conner, and baby, Mra. Joseph Marian and two children, J. A. Plagmann and J. II. Sheler. Several member of White's Bridge and building gang came down from Junction Ciiy Thursday to load som bridge timbers. E. 0. Truax and J. A. Grigaby were Salem viiitora last Friday. Jay Crenthaw left laat Friday for Portland on a few day buiineia trip. Mm. E. W. Prichard spent the day in Albany Friday. Alva Rrngo of Woodburn, It her viaiting hit titter, Mrt. J. W. Grot hong. Mitt Clara Catet aof Salem (pent the week-end. with Mitt Greta Case. Henry Harnith, who it attending O. A. C. spent the week-end at home. Mr. W S Hoefer snent SalunL. , ... , and Sunday vniting her parents, who re.id. near Shedd. Fd Jone, came up from Portland to .pend. Sunday wuh relative!. uany yevenie. were in Aiuany ia.1 Saturday. Mrt. Elmer Aiche returned home j Sunday evening after vititing relativ. j t i Corvalllt. mra. 4. a. jonea. jnitt y-arirareita I ifci. iiivii win ansa ire giner enter Wire and Clayton Foreman. Chat, and uinin(f featureI ,n4 . .oe; Mme Myrtle Jonet tpent Sunday at Tho- mat vititing Mr. and Mrs. V. B. Hig bee. Wm. Ede Came down from Monroe latt Saturday and tpent Sunday in thit vicinity. Mitt Reno Hamisch, Mitt Lena Cox, Albant Hamisch and Cecil Cox returned to (Ibany Sunday evening after tpending Sunday with their par ent!. Mr. and Mra. H. E. Jone and tniall daughter, of Jefferson, were visitors in thit section Sunday. 'School commenced in the Dever dis trict on Monday with Mist Mary Miller, of Monmouth, installed at teacher. All of the N. L. Grate family ex cepting one have the flu. A large number of people have tevere colds. The farmers are busy with their plowing and are hoping that the good weather continues. Albany visitors on Monday of thit week were Mrs. J. W. Groshong, Mrt. J. Woodridgc, James Woodridge, J. J. Davit, F. N. Barnr and Waldo Ship man. Mrt. Ralph Groshong and Children of Bellfountain. are (pending several days at the Willit Groshong home. Willis Groshong went to Jefferson on Monday. . . Mrs. Rci Davit came home on Mon day afternoon after visiting her diughters in Portland and Corvallis. j She was accompanied home by her ' grandchildren Isabel and Joseph Turk, of Portland. Ralph Cooper came down from AL bany Tuesday morning'. Mrs. A. F. Hirvey was a North bound passenger on Tuesday morning. Daily Market Report Hay -nd Grain Wheat J2.00. Oats 75c Hav $16$18. Millfeed W3. Flour J2.85 to $3.45 Wool and Mohair Wool $40(5 $52. Mohair 55c. Butter. Bntterfat and Egr Buttcrfat lc Creamery Butter, wholesale, 72c; retail, 70c, Ere, buying price 3(c; retail 40c Dairy Bitter 60c trade; retail 65c Poultry Hens 23c to 28c; springs 25c. Old roosters 12c. - Ceesc 20c Duck 25c. Turkeys 32c. Vegetable -Cabbage, 7 l-2c; onions 7 1-2 c; tur nips, S l-2c; potatoes 5c intrade Live Stock Market Furnished by D. E. Nebcrgall Meat Co. Hogs 15c. Cowa 4(fi8c. ( Steers 7(10c. Calves 14c. Ewes 35". ' Yearlings 6!s!c. Veal 18rtil9c. Ijimbs 8(al2c. WHATAR6 te Rtvrld Item Joseph Atkeeon of Portland, arriv ed Sunday for a viiit with hit bro ther, George, and alto another bro ther, J. E , who with hia wif I here from Idaho. Kenneth Filkins, of Albany, visited Saturday at th horn of hit aunt, Mrt. Louis) Bond. In th abtence of the regular pas tor, Rev. and Mrt. Baker of Albany,, took charge of the service at the school ho its Sunday afternoon, la m i very acceptable manner. Their ling- : ing waa especially enjoyed. j Mitt Lena Lindttrom la helping- , Mrs. S. V. Smith of Albany, for a few !dyi. j Earneit Heganbuch went to Moo , mouth Friday, where he will remain for a few weeks, looking after the . ..... . i tneep which he hat pastured near Inhere J Fr.nk Coffin went to Eugene Sat- onby , bo,inea trj Mr ,nd n Frnk molaflr , to Mo(irnouth Sunday and spent the day with Mr. and Mrt. Henry. There it to be a community ting, led by Clem Irvine of Albany, at the school houae Saturday evening, Feb. ntu n :n .i u .i . Everyone in the community it cordiaX. ly invited to be present Come and. get acquainted with your neighbors. H. H. Eastman hat been own near' Newberg the patt week looking for a location. While away he tpent t he night at the home of Mr. and Mrsc Williams. The friends of Lynn Will iams will be interested to know that he ha recently taken to himself a ; wife. Mr. and Mrt. Geo. Anderson- and '. children, and Mrs. Jennie Anderson motore to Irish Ben Sunday, to visit .at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Anderson. INFLUENZA starts with a Cold Kill the Cold. At the fira neo take Burs cM tfacdr far tQ br- 9 cold Ln 14 bcvr r4-r4f trip H I (tare Cnntta wm a km p WHO W. ZX.Ui.as. plctor At AUDrmm J IT'S TO YOUR To Bring Your CREAM, POULTRY and EGGS to HAZELWOOD CREA3I STATION H. L. Stenberg. Mgr. 128 West 2nd St. Highest Cash Prices Paid "J" CANOcd 4TV sx asr Jrll.m at tuotfarti vv .a taolc k. ,' ao'iMXm i BAKE - RITE P Bread ; W Cookies, Rolls, Wi BM Doughnuts, Etc, , , f 1 are Making j W ' A HIT -KJ . j Try Them y. 1 f Elite Bakery & K Confectionery I J INTEREST 1 m3 jy