Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192?, February 10, 1920, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextH ni nooirirh i ULUOOiriCU roit BALE FOR SALE Buff Leghorn eggs for hatching.. Tram vigirous thorough brtd stock. Cull Mr. J. Bchsmer, I'hon. 18F15. J28K1 FRUIT TREES I hav few hun drod prune treee loft ovar from ray own planting which I will aall reas onably. Cholea atock. I'hona VV2 Jefferson, D. W. Porter, Albany, Rt 8. , FOR SALE Fifty acre improvad on main graveled road, alx milaa from Albany all under cultivation and part In crop. Good aoil and wall drained. Ifl&OO on good terms. Call at Democrat offlca. f 11 FOR SALE llouw at No. 221 E. 3rd Street Price 1800.00, 400 down, 110 00 per month. Beam and Com pany, 133 Lyon Street. FOR SALE Good well aecured 1 1500 Farm mortgage, three yeara, draw ing 6 per cent Interest. Beam Land Company, 133 Lyon St M10 VALENTINES One cent to I2.W at Rawlinga. flO WK8TACOTTS INCOME TAX REC ORD Simple and cheap. Let U explain It to you. Complete book 1.1.00. C. G. Rawlinga, 121 Broad albln. U10. FOR .SALE Cheanrat realdence In Albany, 10-room hoUM, full lot at 218 West Third St at Broadalbln ifltf WANTED To exchange Grafonola and record for paper hanging and painting, Woodworth Drug Co. 7fl3 FOR SALE Purebred Duroc Jvracy male hoga, age about 6 month, wt about 150 pound, good thrifty hog out of large littera at farmers price. Charle Chn, Solo, Ore. 7fl0 FOR SALE A garage, 12x21, suit abla for car or mall truck, eay to move. C.I1221Y. 4M1 FOR SALE Farm mortgages, securi ties Interest 0 per cent payable semi-annually. AmounU $100 or more. Phone 74. Bamey Ilceker, 108 W. 2nd St., Albany. 710' FOR RENT A room with bath also board, 404 East 1st St fifll FOR SALE 1015 Oakland. In rl condition. 1275 rash takes it At Highway Garage. 4fl0 Our Bargalna 2 1017 Ford Touring, 1 400.00 1 1017 Ford $326.00 1 Ford Sedan, $1150.00. 1 Maxwell, $400 00 1 Maxwell, $525.00. 1 Maxwell, $750.00 1 Oakland Six, $750.00. . 1 Oakland Six. $H75.00. 1 Chevrolet. $400.00. 1 Buick. $.100 00. WALDO ANDERSON & SON F24tf HELP WANTED WANTED LOGGER Man to tnke contract to put in from 1 to 3 mil lion feet of logs or man to work by day and bonus. Munt have knowl edge of logging on wagona, logging with horses on tho ground, and log . ging with donky. See C. C. Cameron at Cameron, Oregon Silo Mfg. Co. office, Foot of Ferry St. Albany, Ore. tttf HELP WANTED By first clans I dressmaker, a good stenograph r who can exchange a few duy'u wolU with her.' Mr. F. W. Dunn, Gen. Delivery, Albany. 9fll WANTED A man to work on farm' for 30 dy, F. II. Pfeiffcr. Phone' 441-J. I Clancy i-s . s & Kids Their Course Was on a Straight Line By PERCY L. CROSBY t urrtiihl, tr I- McCllrg NiHr Byn) twit- tiiioimpao UUOIkvJCOO FOR RENT FOR RENT Furniahed sleeping room with light, water and bath. Call at . 212 tt East Art street or Albany Gun Store. 7fl3 FOR RENT 150 acre farm, immedi ate possession. Inquire of Hen T. Sudtell, llalsey, Ore. IWflO SWflS FOR RENT Two light houaa keep ing room to partlea without child ren. 33 Jefferaon 8t Fhona 68-3-L J27tf. FOR RENT 4-acrea, houaa and barn, 2 mllea out. Inquire of Leo Cohen. Jlatf. Miscellaneous. LOST Sunday afternoon plnM Cameo pine somewhere between 630 Weit 7th St and Lempkey Store. Fleas leave at 0.10, Weat 7th atreet and receive reward. Pfcon 182-L. Mil POSTAL TELEGRAPH rate are cheaper and aervice better. Call 167-R. C. G. Rawlinga, Mgr. 121 Ilroadalbin St 4fl0 WANTED 30 cord of wood to be delivered on or before July lat Bid der apecify kind and price delivered or f. o. b. car. J. E. Jenka, Jr., Clerk of Tangent achool Diet MIS' WANTED Your ued furniture, no matter how big or how amall, call Rogoway, Phone 345-R. New and used furniture alwaya on hand. Rogoway'a Kumlture Store, Sec ond and Baker Si. J23tf. THE FURNITURE HOSPITAL Renovates and make feather mnt treva, old furniture and mattreaae made like new. Bring them In or Phono 261-R., 128-130 Ferry St J23tf. WANTED DRESS MAKING Will do , plain or fancy sewing. Call at Mr. J. M. Staata, 914, E 2nd St 3fl0 DAY OLD CHICKS S. C. White leg horns, Ttncred and Hollywood strain $17.50 per hundred. March hatches nearly all sold, can book order for April and later, send for mating pamphlet. Bert Case, Rt 5, Phone 41F3. om WANTED I have several buyers that are interested in farm containing from 20 to 00 acres. Also have a 4 acre tract for sale near town. Phone 7.18-J. R. B Dor. 6f9 WANTED TO RENT WANTED To rent five or six room ' unfurnished house. Phone 943, F. H. Johnson. j3tf , STRAYED Small 2 year black mare, S.-ft my p!nr January 1, finder J plia not! Henry 8eefuld. Halsey Jfitf. Oregon. WAVTEP TO BUY Furs, mink, cov.ua, niukrat, otter, bear or any- U-.'.r.e in the fur line. Samuel il.l liard, Albany, Ore. j31tf. BUSINESS DIRECTORS HEMSTITCHING ISHe per yard, thread furnished. Bell phone 452R. Sue Brechenbridgo, 333 W. 2d St. Dltf. CVE PAY CASH For used furniture or trmlo you new good for your , old ones. See ua before you sell. E. L. Stiff Son, 215-217 Lyon Street. d29tf. O. K. Coffee House Sauare Meal for 35c '110 East 1st St. ninrhTnnw S UlltEUIU.IY s HEALTH FLOUR Prof Mutch' Health Flour, 10 lb. sack, 80c, at Murphy'a Bead Store. J20tf. WANTED Land plaster sower, for cash. Address C. B. Settlemeir, Tangent, Ore. 20Jtf J. D. HUSTON PAINTING, DECORATING sad PAPER-HANGING Phoae 411R Shop at First and Baker BtreeU FISHER BRADEN CO. Progressiva Funeral Director AUTO SERVICE Xady AaaUUht Phoae 95 Night Call 609R oooooooooooooooooo O W Make a Specialty of O O Friendship, Engagement and 6 O Wedding Ringa o! O F. M. FRENCH ft SONS O O Jewelers and Engraver O OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO aooooooooooa AUTO TOPS 0 0 0 Wo Diaka and raoalr Auto Topa, Curtain and Cuihlona. HORSKY'8 TIRE STATION M t(attai VIERICK'S BATHS Expert Workaaaaaklp Thro Chair L. VIERECK, BERT CRAWFORD. & F. EIRE Tour Patroaag Solicited First and Ell worth St. We have some dry Blab at $7.00, get it while it lasts. . ANDERSEN FUEL COMPANY. 106-J. INTEREST irSTOYOUR To Bring Your CREAM, POULTRY and EGGS to IIAZELWOOD CREAM STATION II. L. Stenberg. Mgr. 128 West 2nd St. HigheMt Cash Prices Paid Realty Canadian Lancia LOANS AND tNSCRANrc Geo. Taylor Comer of Second and Braadalbia Bell 52J; Hobo 271 Dry Old Growth Fir, Cord, and Slab Wood Hammond Lumber Co. Dally Market Report Hay ead Grata Wheat $2.00. Oat 76c Hay tltd I $18. Mill feed $48. Flour $2.86 to $3.46 Wool and Mohair Wool $40i$62. Mohair 66e. Butler. UutUrfat and Eggs Buttcrfat do H Seed grown under expert supervision and just right conditions, that are care fully tested before being offered fur sale and whicn are sold in bulk not like grab bag .package. Such seed la worth mors than seed picked up at the , corner grocery but It doesn't coat aoy more. Buy Seed at a Seed Store 70RI Albant, Oregon. BAKE - BITE Bread Cak Plea Cookies, Rolls, Doughnuts, Etc, are Making A HIT Try Thent Elite Bakery & Confectionery an We 1 rf-.ej el0 EHgMAwyffiH WE HAVE Even-thin) . OPTICAL BANCROFT OPTICAL CO. The Tire Hospital Prompt ft Efficient Service Every Tire Must Stand our test before it leaves our shop. All Work Guaranteed 922 Lyon St. F.G.WILL JEWELER . . High class Jewelry, Silver, Cut Glass and Hand Painted China Fortmiller Bros. Funeral Directors Our Own Auto Hearse CLsdy Attendant Phone 78 Masonic Building -sr&ju?' - - - a J , . crm Creamery Butter, wholesale, 7tej retail, 70c. Eggi, buying price 84c; retail 40e Dairy B-rtter 0e trade; retail lac. rooitry Hens 23c to 2Mc; spring 25c Old roosters 12c. Geese 20c Duck 26c. Turkeys 32c. Vegetable .Cabbage, 7 1-Zc; onions 7 1-2 e; tur nips, 8 l-2c; potatoes 6c Intrad Uv Stock Market Furnished by D. E. Ncbcrgall Meat Co. Hogs Me. ''owi fit 8c Steers 7fi.l0e. Calves 14c. Ewes 8&6e. Yearlings CSSc. Veal 1819c Lambs 8ral2e. GERMANS PRESENT . UNIQUE DEMANDS Residents of Occupied Zones Claim Damages For Soldiers Acta COBLENZ, Germany Claims for damage to street, buildings, farms and even Individuals all reputed to have been done by American soldiers or American equipment of some kind since the Army of Occupation reached the Rhine, aggregate something more than 6,000,000 marks. Thou allowed total approximately 250,000 marks. Many claim are unique and some without any Justification, A woman who contended that her facial appearance had bem marred for) life, owing to cuts caused by flying I . i . . . I glass oue 10 an explosion ac an am- munition dump, eent in the modest claim for 250 marks. It was allowed : Another woman, whose husband had been killed by an American military) policeman who waa chasing diatribut- era of contraband liquor, submitted a ! claim to the Americana for 250,0001 marks, contending that her sole sup- port had been taken from her. The Americans maintained that the Gr- man had been killed by the American j soldier who was acting within his rights in tine of duty. The claim was : disapproved. . . Some of the claims are humorous. Last summer, the Eighty-ninth divi sion .borrowed a goat for a circus at it headquarters. Recently a claim waa filed with the American town major asking dagamea on the eonten- tion that the health of the goat had ! been injured. The claim was pigeon- holed. . A Rhineland farmer recently de- manded five marks for a bean pole: alleged to have been otolen by an American soldier. An army commia-l sion heard the case and threw out the I claim on the ground there was no evi-1 dence to show that an American had ! committed the theft Wcr.t to Corvailis Barney Hccker made a businesa ; of Corvailis. were visitors at the Al trip to Corvailis this afternoon. , bany hotel last night. From Lebanon ' ' The prauuUioli of automobiles now Mrs. Dollie Donica and Mrs. Nut- ranks third among the great manas , lrow:1 of Lsb.-r.oii were in Albany frcturing industries in ths United ! this tfternonn On business. State. . .- Headache THOUSANDS OF WOMEN suffer miserably from periodic attacks of headache, never dreaming that a permanent cure may be had. Headache nearly always results from some disorder of the stomach, liver or bowels. Take Chamberlain's Tablets. "They will correct these disorders and there will be no more headache. . Many have been permanently cured by Chamberlain's Tablets. ft THC CLANCY 6fHTCRS ATTCMpT iO w flv across the pond in their "soat'wlth Plane for the fifty cent prize 77. - - . i'-? jwni . v,mi,s AMERICANS ARE BUYING HIDES Said to be Anticipating a Resumption of Competi- . tion with Germans BUENOS AIRES. American bay crs are reported to be buriaer Argentina rittle hides on contract which would include the greater part of what are known as "freezing boas skin" up to the middle of Juno, 1920. The American buyers, according- 1m La Razon, ar anticipating Genua) purchases which ar expected to bar facilitated by the resumption of mari time traffic with German porta. "At present," says La Bason, "tic demand for cattle hides is Terr so- tive all over the world. The Union State bought during the war Cbr greater part of Argentina' produc tion, but now cannot do this for Usa reason tnat the tanning industry fcaa . progressed very much ' in several countries such as Spain, Sweden, Nor way and Holland, and these countries. today 8 re disputing the market. As Germany is commencing to operata on large scale in the internatusnat hide market, the United States wrOI not find the same facilitiea that fiat hod in 1915-18 to impose her prices oD the market. "It is estimated that Argentina year, will be able to dispose of than 8,000.000 cattle hides." Today's Calendar of Sports - ' Racing Winter meeting fo Cuba-Amer Jockey Club, at Havana, Winter meeting of Business Men'a Racing Assn., at New Orleans. Baaebalf Meeting Chicago. . Meeting of National League, ant of American League, att Chicago. -Meeting of Western League, at Chicago. Athletics -Annual indoor games of Mill rose A. A., at New York. Bench Shows ' Specialty ahow of Chow Chow Cbb of America, at New York. Specialty show of Airdale Terriar Club of AinericWat New YorkvYrf - Boxing: " " ' ' ' Willie Jackson vs.' Johnny Shepard 10 rounds, at Milwaukee. - Bryan Downey vs. Harry Erohn, JZ rounds, at Akron. Al Roberts vs. pan O'Dowd, 8 rounds, at Bayonne, N. J. '- Here From Corvallii . . : Geo. T.. Harris and Geo: L.. Lines.