Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192?, February 06, 1920, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextIV 71 i i: CLASSIFIED oooooooooooooooo o o 0 CLASSIFIED A0VK"TIH1NG 6 O . HATES 0 O Count your word nd r. 0 O mlt en th followlB' . calei O O On word on tint . i ent , 9 O On word thro ...., Sc. O On ward on wk, Sc. 0 On word on mouth, 10-.. 0 O No d for on tlm les than O O th, 0 O No ad for thr tim laa O O than He O O No ad fur on week lea a than 76e. O O No ad for on month less coooooooooooooo FOR 8ALR FOR SALE-Buff Leghorn ergs for hatching.. .From vlglrou thorough' brad stock. Call Mr. J. Schemer, Phon 18F15. J28FU FOR SALE Very attractive horn, on of the best In the city, food houe and barn plenty of ground with Iota of fruit, thta I Inside property only four block from the Courthouse. Her la a wonuenui opportunity to buy a fin horn di rect from th owneT and for lea than you could duplicate game to day. For particulars addr Box 174 Albany, Oregoa. D2f3 SW.OflO FOR SALE Hoom and lot at 937 east third street, Phon 764-J SUf FRUIT TRKKS I have a" few hun ' dred prune tree left over from my own planting whk-h I will sell reas onably. Choke stock. Phon F1 Jefferson, D. W. f urter. Albany, Rt 2. FOR SAKE 6-room plastered house at 324 Jefferson Street. 3 bedrooms, living room, dining rom, kitchen, modern bath, elertrie lighU, lot 6x xllO Price 2.r.00, $500 down, $26 per month. Beam Land Company. 133 Lyon St. of 6 FOR SALE ,A Full Blooded HolsUln heifer calf.' sleeks old, can be reg istered and b from a 6-gal. cow Write Win Sthudder. P. O. Box No 167 Albany, or Phone D. H. Patter son. Special Sale on Bollera All Copper 14-us sis No. 8 $fl 00 All Conner 14 ox arse No. 9 $8.76. (ialv. $1.75, Copper bottom $2.60 to $4.00. Come Early Albany rurn linr. Kxrhanre. Wert First St. f4 FOR SALE-A rarsrr. 12x21, suit able for car or small truck, easy to move. Call 221 Y. 4M1 FOR SALE Fifty acres Improved on main graveled road, alx 'miles from Albany all under cultivation and part In crop. Good soil and well drained. $C500 on good terms. Call at Democrat office. 4f 1 1 FOR SALE House at No. 221 E. 3rd Street. Prlc $800.00, $400 down, $10 00 per month. Beam and Com pany, 133 Lyon Street FOR SALE Pair of draft colts, geld ings. Coming two years old in spring. F. E. Lines. Albany, Ore. 4fC VALENTINES Ope cent to $2.60 at Rawlings. 4fl0 WESTACOTT8 INCOME TAX REC ORD Simple and cheap. Let us explain it to you. Complete book $3.00. C. G. Rawlings, 121 Broad albin. 4M0. FOR SALE From high laying strain of trapnrsted S. C. W. Leghorns, bahy chinks and eggs for hatching. Pens headed by , pedigreed corker el of 270, 271, 272 and 273 egg pedigree. Mrs. J. M. Calhoun, Phon 483 J. 4M FOR SALE 1016 Oakland, In good condition. $276 cash takes it. At Highway Garage. 4f 10 . sssssasasssssssassss The Clancy Kids Ttmmle Makes a Dime Go a Long Way PERCY L.CR0SB 0 r ik Mcten Rmm SrMiMit - DUSirJESS Our Bargain 2 1017 Ford Tourlnic, (400.00. 1 1U17 Ford 1326.00 1 Ford Sedan, $1160.00. 1 Maxwell, $400 00 1 Maxwell, $626.00. 1 Maxwell, (760.00 1 Oakland Six, $700.00. 1 Oakland Six, $876.00. 1 Chsvrolut, $400.00. 1 liulck, $300.00. WALDO ANDERSON 80N F24tf A BARGAIN BUY Owner forced to sacrifice th N. W. 1-4 of block 118 Ilckleman's addition to Albany. East IFrst 81, R. R. aiding. No of fer In reason refused. Box 606 New berg, Oregon. J27-F0 HaXP WANTED WANTED Experienced girl for permanent position. Elite confec tionery. 4f6 WANTED LOGGER Man to take contract to put In from 1 to 8 mil lion feet of logs or man to work by day and bonus. Must have knowl edge of logging on wagons, logging with horse on th ground, and log. glng with donky. Se C. C. Cameron at Cameron, Oregon Silo Mfg. Co. office. Foot of Ferry St. Albany Ore. f3tf SITUATIONS WANTED EMPLOYMENT WANTED As book keeper, oflk work or clerical po sitlon, by young lady of experience. Phon in care of Democrat office. 3f9 FOR RENT FOR RENT Modern furnished room Steam hut. Address L B. rare of Democrat. 4fG FOR BENT f lv room house at fli.OO par month. Phone, 296-R. 6f7' FOR RENT Two light housekeeping rooms to partira without children. 333 Peffnrson St., Phone 683 L. . f4-tf. FOR RENT Two light house keep ing rooms to parties without child ren. 33 Jefferson St. Phone 68-3-L J27tf. FOR RENT 6-acres, house and barn, 2 mile out. Inquire of Leo Cohen. J14tf. Miscellaneous. WANTED A light one-horse wagon, P. D. Corartt.Scio, Ore., Rt 4. 6f7 WANTED To buy set heavy single harness for wagon. Phone 63-F-22. 6f7 POSTAL TELEGRAPH rates are cheaper and service better. Call I87-R. a G. Rawlings, Mgr. 121 flroadalbin St 4fl0 WANTED To hear from owner of gid ranch for sale. State cash price, full particulars. D. F. Bush, Mincapolls, Minn. j3ml9 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 Kurnituro Store, Sec ond and Baker Sts. j23tf. THE FURNITURE HOSPITAL Renovates and mnkes feather mat tresses, old furniture and mattresses mado like new. Bring them in or Phon 261-R., 128-130 Ferry St J23tf. WANTED DRESS MAKING Will do plain or fancy sewing. Call at Mrs. J. M. Staate, 914, E 2nd St. SflO WANTED Minnesota Number 13 seed corn in the ear, Albert Schultx, Albany, Or., Rt. 6. 8f i Soon- DIRECTORY I WANTED TO RENT WANTED To rent flv or six room unfurnished house, phon 943, F. ' H. Johnson. J3tf STRAYED Small 2 year black mare, luft my place January 1, finder pleas notify Henry Sefeld. Halsey Oregon. JOtf. WANTED TO BUY Furs, mink, coons, muskrat, otter, bear or any thing In th fur line. Samuel Hit Hard, Albany, Or. J31tf. BUSINE6S DIRECTOR". HEMSTITCHING 12He per yard, thread furnished. Bell phon 462R. Sue Brchenbridge, 833 W. 2d St Dltf. WE PAY CASH For used furniture I or trad you new goods for your old ones. Se us before you sell. E. J tlff Son, 216-217 Lyon Street. d29tf. HEALTH FLOUR Prof Mutch's Health Flour, 10 lb. sack, 80c, at Murphy' Seed Store. J20tf. WANTED Land plaster sower, for cash. Address C. B. Settlemeir, Tangent, Or. 20)tf Federal Fans Lea a BH per cent Interest 84 1-2 year time. Prompt and efficient service. Application will be received by th First National Bank. Albany, Or. A. C BOHBNSTEDT 461 Masonic Temple Saleal. Ore. J. D. HUSTON PAINTING, DECORATING and PAPER-HANGING Pfcaae 411R Shop at. First and Baker Street; FISHER . BRADEN CO. Progressive Funeral Directors AUTO SERVICE "Lady Assistant Phon 95 Niirbt Call 609R i oooooooooooooooooo O W Make Specialty of O O Friendship, Engagement and O O Wedding Ring - O O F. M. FRENCH a SONS O O Jewelers and Eirmm O OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO e AUTrt mpa . .' e W make and repair ' Auto Tope, Curtains and Cushions. HORSKT8 TIRE STATION Dry Old Growth Fir, Cord. and Slab Wood Hammond Lumber Co. Ik-fore 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 -l a. an I II . I Vv II I II II IVVf. Vi-irxvi I Jill TUT H" 1 II I - " I " V II i . hT IN I i J A -T wl I n i ji i . ii r7 ... I mm , r m .- .a imz. s Sporting Notes Fish is th star swimmer of the Naval Aca'lemy. They're all great swimmers. Having disposed of "Bab" Ruth, President Erases now has only 48 of th Red Sox to sign up for th com ing season. Anyway, they can't blame Charles W. Murphy, former boss of th Cubs, for th many baseball squabbles now being aired In th big leagues. Th local basketball team will wear their new shirts on Friday night The trousers have not yet arrived Michi gan City News. Zero weather, too. Perhaps th fact that Fred Fulton got $2,000 for bonding Tom Cowler on th floor caused th Minnesota heavy weight of office to fight Jack Demp sey for nothing. Word from California has it that Jim Jeffries has produced a new spec ie of corn. No, doubt this will put the old champion on hi feet On pleasant feature about playing soccer at this time of year is that some on else has to remove alt the Realty . Canadian Lands LOANS ANL INSURANT Geo. Taylor Cenxr of Bawd sad Breedatbta BD SU; Hom 2t7i VIERICK'S BATHS Expert Workmanship Three Chair L. VIERECK. BERT CRAWFORD, a F. KIRK Your, Patronage Solicited First and Ellsworth Sts. The Tire Hospital Prompt & Efficient Service Every Tire Must Stand our test before it leaves our ahop. . 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 Hears CLady Attendant Phone 78 Masonic Building i. i II snow from the field before the game. The only difference between school boy shinney and varsity hockey la th varsity'i ability to awing harder and land oftener on their opponent. After seeing pictures of th Demp-svy-Willard fight the English ring critics declare that Willard would have won had th fight taken place m England. Must hav been trick pictures. This talk about the Yankee cop ping the world's series this year does not interest th Huggins pastlmere to any great extent. They haven't col lected their bit of th 1919 world's series money. There is a noticeable change in tie style of play of the rookie wonders signed by the "higher ups" nowadays Previous to this year the youngsters were second Ty Cobb, but now they all hit like "Babe" Ruth. Something like 84 would-be man agers are pestering Young Bob Fitr simmons to hook up with them and they'll make him champion of th world. So far the son of the former champion has done his own piloting.' Georges Carpenter now holds the Gant Cold Cup, the world'a heavy weight championship trophy. This means that, with the exception of Jack Dempsey, Georges Is champion of the world. Looks like the Interview with Presi dent Stoneham of the New York Gi ants, in which he was quoted as say ing that all of the Giants will be given substantial raises in salary, was put a little too strong to suit the Giants' boss and all the other big league mo guls. "Stan" Zbysxko, whose real name is Stainslaw Zbysxko Cyganiewies, the great Polish wrestler and brother of Wladek Zbyszko, is due to reach America this month. With two Zybsxko Cyganiewicza in the game at the same time, writing grappling news will be a fine Job. WARRANTY DEEDS J. J. Barrett et at to E. A. Mitchell, Jan. 31, lands in block 3 in Bryant's add. to Albany. Gustav Abraham and wife to Jos. II. Biknuu. June 12. 1919. lands fat block 7 ip city of Albany. Eugenia A. Hooper to J. W. Hoi man and wife. Jan. 26, lands in block 3 in wetern add. to Albany. Joseph Doctsch and wife to Edward Hoffman and wife, Jan. 21, lands in tp. 11, S R. 2 west. J. F. Venner -to Charle Sterling, Feb. 2. land in north Brownsville Millie MeYford and hus. to William E. Evens, Jan. 8, lands in tp. 11, S R 2 west 13 acres. Cookies, Rolls, Doughnuts, Ete, are Making . A HIT Try Them Elite Bakery & Confectionery irV K rrs?iv awaaf INTEREST IT'S TO YOUR To Bring Your CREAM, POULTRY and EGGS to HAZEL WOOD CREAM STATION H. L. Strnberg, Mgr. 128 West 2nd St " Highest Ca&it Prices Paid R BAKE -RITE . YZa Bread H Wjei Cookies. Rolls, -j II iwamammmmmmsaHBSBj Daily Fashion Hints J A Bed Jacket One bow to tie and behold aha in ready to be charming for her neg ligee is nothing more in the world than a satin cape discreetly pleated to shape and edged about with real fiilet lace. Pale flesh is the color and her little cap matches in ahadjn though it has chosen to be of Georgette tucked in barred design and lace edged. A ribbon finishes the top. Albany and Salem High School .Teams Debate Question Salein and Albany high school de bating teams are to lock horns to morrow night in the two cities on the question, "Resolved that all foreign imigratiOn into the United) Stales should ,be prohibited for a period at five years." ' The affirmative tan of the Salem school is to come to Albany and the affirmative Albany team is to go to Salem. Carl and Ed ward Sox represents the affirmative at Salem and Harold Hoftich and Glenn Jackson is to appear on the negative here. The debate is to be held at jhe senior school building at ,-7:30 to which th general public is in vited. Daily Market xeporT Hay and Wheat ii.uQ. , Oata 75c Grain Hay 16(g18- - . ..-' Millfeed $43. Flour $2.85 to 13.48" . Wool and Mohair ;, Wool J40(S$62. M chair 65c . Butter. Botterfat and Eggs- N Butterfat 61c . Creamery Butter, wholesale, 72c; retail, 70c. . E:gs, buying- price 36c; retail 40c Dairy Butter 60e trade; retail S5c Poultry Hens 23c to 28c; springs 25c Old roosters 12c Geese 20c Ducks 25c . Turkeys 32c Vegetables -Cabbage, 7 l-2c; onion 7 1-2 e; tors, nips, 3 l-2c; potatoes 5c intrade Live Stock .Market Furnished by Dl E. NebergaR Meat Co. Hogs 15c. Cows lg&r. ,. Steers 7(510c. , , ' Calves 14c. ' Ewes 325c , Yearlings Se. " Veal 185jl9c Lambs 812c. ' .' . Maccabees Notice The January assessment is cast Aob. please call and pay. E. C. SMITH, K. K, 210 West 3nd St 5f7 In Siam some of the wompti iiitrnf their children to the cire of elephant nurses, and it is said that the trust is never betrayed. The babies play about the huge feet of the elephants. Who are very careful never to hurt their little charges. -t !: