Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192?, February 16, 1920, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextCLASSIFIED FOR HALF. 'OK BALE 12 pigs, 7 twelve wwki olil, S aliclit weeks old, good one. 0. L. Thompson, Kt. 2. UtlV FOR BALE Modern 6-rooin new bungalow, garage, Irn ehlrken house anil about one acre of land with plenty of fruit. Price S2oU0, MM) down, S2s per month, Beam Land Company, 133 Lyon St. 1.1M4 FOR BALE Cheaueat realdence In Albany, 10-room house, full lot at iil8 Weat Third Bt. at liroadalbln fOtf Our llarialna 8 1017 Kurd TouriiiK, $400.00. 1 1917 Ford (326.00 1 Ford Sudan, (lt0.00. 1 Maxwell, $40000 1 Maxwell, $525.00. 1 Maxwell, $760.00 1 Oakland Bix, 1750.00. 1 Oakland Bix, $H76.00. 1 t'hevrotut, $400.00. 1 Hulrk, $:i00.00. WALDO ANDKHHON HON F24tf FOR BALE iood baled cheat hay, Call S. J. Ilurch, Phone 44F11. F14 M14 FOR SALE A Jersey heifer calf, 6 day old. Will aril at once. II. A. Wick.. 817 W. Kth St. 14MU H. C. W hile Leghorn Day-old chick, from heavy laying California atreina. Selected atock, on free range. I'rice $13 00 per hundred. Herman Koriilg, Albany Kt. 1, I'hone 17FSI. FOR SALE I have aeveral new and gvod aerond hand planoa for aale at wonderful bargain. Call at 225 W. 3rd St Albany, Ore. and be con vinced of the truth. I'hone 3!4 R , A. I.lni-hark. flllf FOR SALE i 7 Jemey cuwa, eome freh anil aoina to be f rexli aoon. One mile and a half mt of Tang ent., A. Illevina, I'hone 14FU 13flH FOR SALE -Nearly new wicker baby buggy, cheap. Muat sell at once.! Call at Frank Pamiala I'aint Store, 123 E. Ord St. 13f 16 FOR SALE Farms, close to Albany, $100 per acre, Albany hnuaea $1!"0 and up. Building Ma cheap. See or phone Attorney Geo. W. Wright. J26 f20 FOR RENT FOR RENT Two light house keep ing rooms to psrties without child ren. 33 J. fferson Kt. Phone 68-3-L J.'7lf. WANTED TO RENT I WANTED To rent five or six room unfurnished house. Phone 943, F. H. Johnson. J3tf STRAYED Small 2 year black mare, left my plaee January 1, finder please notify Henry Svcfeld. Hulsey Oregon, J6tf. WANTED TO BUY Furs. mink, coons, niUMkrat, otter, bear or any thing in the fur line. Samuel Mil liard, Albany, Ore. j.'lltf. HELP WANTED WANTED Automobile mechanic. Only first dun need apply. Horn ing Bros. Gnrnge Corvallia. 13f 15 AGENTS WANTED For the mmt wonderful Hot lllaHt Burner on the market, sell for $15. Sec one in action at 107 Lyon St., or nlt on P. W. Holtc, St. Charles Hotel, Al bany, Oregon. 13f 16 Miscellaneous. WANTED Your usod furniture, no mutter how big or how small, call Rogoway, Phono 345-R. Now and uxed furniture always on hand. Rogoway's Rurnlturu Storo, Sec ond and Baker Sts. j23tf. The Clancy Kids tht City Had a Martini, WoulditBea"Greater" New Yorkt By PERCY L. CROSBY P r tht MfChif Niwtpuwr r BUSINESS THE FURNITURE HOSPITAL Renovates anil makes feather mat troaaca, old furniture and mattresses mclo Ilk new. lirlnir them in or Phono 201-R., 128-130 Ferry St. J23L. LOST Twenty dollar bill in business aortiun last Saturday afternoon. Finder plrase return to Democrat office and receive reward. 13flfl. LADIES I am now ready for that spring sewing. I'leaaa get In bo fora the Eaater ruah la here. Mr. A. L. Ryder, 318 Weat 7th St., Phone 407-L. llflR LOST Elk tooth, mounted, probably between Welt Cth and Calapooia and lat and Ellaworth. Reward for return to J. J. Barrett, Ilarrett Ilroa. Iinpli'mt-nt llouae. I.'lflH WANTED I have aeveral buyer that are intrreated in farm containing from 20 to 00 acre. Alao have a 4 V acre tract for aale near town. I'hone 738-J. R. II Dure. 6f9 BUSINESS DIRECTOR. HEMSTITCHING 12Ve per yrd, thread furniihrd. Bell phone 4G2R. Sue Brechenbrldge, 833 W. 2d Kt. Dltf. WE PAY CASH For oacd furniture or trade you new good fur your old one. See u before you evil. E. L. Stiff & Son, 215-217 Lyon Street. d2!Uf. HEALTH FLOUR Prof Mutch' Health Flour, 10 lb. sack, 80c, at Murphy' Seed Store. J20tf. WANTED Land plater aowcr, for cah. Addre C. U. Settlcmeir, Tangent, Ore. 20jtf AUTO TOPS We niaks and repair Auto Topa, Curtains and Cushions. HORSKY'S TIRE STATION VI ERICK'S BATHS Expert Workmanship Three Chairs L. VIERECK. BERT CRAWFORD, B. P. KIRK Your Patronage Solicited First and Ellaworth Sis. Dry Old Growth Fir, Cord and Slab Wood Hammond Lumber Co. O. K. ColTce House Square Meal for 35c 110 Hast 1st St. J. 1). HUSTON PAINTING, DECORATING and PAPER-HANGING Phone 41 1R Shop at First and Baker Streeta FISHER. BRADEN CO. Progressive Funeral Directors AUTO SERVICE M-Lady Assistant. Phone 96 Niirht Call 509R r-T i r1 BRONX.1 rrtAT.fr 0N5 - (I MANHATrAN IS RlCHT! ' 1 ? THeRAPmjrHAp WElLHATfr ANOTHER ? 77 THAT'-T TW0 THE LlTTCC BOY . ImYORKrJJu? 5B0Yf?lCHTHeRe.' WITH TH6 STRlPZO SVJCATCR S L.OT1Ml VJgWlg.WK MY LITUC MAN f -- , ) 2 TH6 BACKOFTHC iMARTINI. DIRECTORY ooooooooooooooo 0 0 CLASSIFIED ADVE-riSING 0 KATKtt O Count your word, nd re- O mit on the following eale: O One word one time, le cent. O One word three V....s, 2c. O One word one week, 3c. O One word one month, 10';. O Nv ad for one time leu than O 26c. O No ad for three time ) O than bOc. O No ad for one week lea O than 76c. O No ad for one month !e 000000000004)0000 INTEREST IT'S TO.YOUR To Bring Your CREAM. POULTRY and EGGS to HAZELWOOD CREAM STATION II. L. Htenberg. Mgr. 128 Weat 2nd St. Highest Caah Prices Paid Realty Canadian Land LOANS AND INSURANT!, Geo. Taylor Corswr of Second a ad B roads Ibla Bell 62J; Haas 207( F. G. WILL JEWELER High class Jewelry, Silver, Cut Glass and Hand Painted China DRY WOOD ANDERSEN FUEL COMPANY 106-J. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! i 0 We Make a Specialty of Friendship, Engagement and o o o o Wedding Rings F. M. FRENCH & SONS Jewelers and Engravers OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Before Taking JO-TO After Taking JO-TO Sample Free. JO-TO relieves indigestion and miseries of the stom ach in two minutes. Sold by all local druggists WW ii ii ii flu iUTr"hrr i TT' " ' " ' 'BiiiTTTffiiiVi SPENCER IS GREATEST TRAl'SHOT HL Louia professional ha Averaged Clone to 7 Per Cent for II Never Falling lielow . By Peter P. Carney After filling the old meerachaum with' your favorite brand, pull the rocker to the fireplace and give V, V,t . k. ll .u . , . , "7 , 11 yeara toUl of ahoting at regl.tered target by Charlea G. Siencer: i Year Shot at Broke Average 1909 8325 8092 .9720 1910 2000 1936 .9480 1911 2100 2035 MM 1912 2000 1921 .9605 1913 6155 6959 .9681! 1914 6700 6491 .9633 1916 6620 6480 .9701 1916 6100 4988 .9666 1917 3250 . 3150 .9692 1918 6125 68M0 .9600 1919 7000 6774 .9677 Total 63,435 61,705 J(67 I Some average, you say. I Some (hooting, we'll eay the beat : ever done. You wouldn't judge a ahooter by his target-breaking activities over one season any more than you would pasa juogment on a baseball player by hi record of one year. It i what he run of 665 straight in 1909 is the beat does over a period of years that ever made in a registered tourna counts. ' ment. Not once in 11 years has Spen- "Ty" Cobb has won undying fame cer fallen below .96 in the averages, as a batsman, not because he has led best hitting record with one exception for a dozen or more years. There is Seeds grown under expert supervision and ju.it right conditions, that are care fully tested before being offered for sale and which are sold in bulk not like grab bag packages. Such seed is worth more than seed picked up at the corner grocery but it doesn't cost any more. Buy Seed at a Seed Store Albany, Oregon. WE HAVE Everything OPTICAL BANCROFT OPTICAL CO. The Tire. Hospital Prompt & Efficient Service Every Tire Must Stand our test before it leaves our shop. All Work Guaranteed 922 Lvo St. Fortmiller Bros. Funeral Directors Our Own Auto Hearse "Lady Attendant Phone 78 - Masonic Building no "Ty" Cobb in the National League,! not even an imitation. 1 The "Ty" Cobb of ShooUr ' I ,.. a i. - l .w x, LOOO ot tra pi hooter. He may not blaxe , .. ,h. ,,:. ' , .... .b mmt J UIIC year, but over period of year he outclasses all other trapahooter ita own atory, a atory that is difficult to break down. Lester German and Spencer for 10 i a ahooting match all by themselves 1 speaks French fluently, but finds dif for high average honors, with Spen- j Acuity in mastering English. cer slightly to the good, but in 1919 German did not did not shoot at enough targeta to qualify for the of ficial averages, and not only spoil ed a wonderful consecutive yearly av erage, but left the field entirely free to Spencer. Spencer ia the kind of a fellow who likes to shoot His record indicates this. His record of .9720 on 8325 tar- get in 1909 til tands, and his mark of .9750 in 1915 on 5620 targeta will j take a lot of shooting to bea. His : pi J jl .'fS. u wZ ' ! at -fYw "Value First" in Buying Here Tommy is a little; boy, but he knows how to find his way to our store. The other day his mother sent him for a pair of stockings for his brother. He handed us a dollar. His mother knew we would give him the right kind at the right price that's why she sends him so often. The Blain Clothing Company "VALUE FIRST" I In the 1919 atatiatic Spencer ha4 "(28 run over 60, of which 16 were j over 75 and 8 better than 100, hi beat being 170. ! Our nomination for the honor of ' being the beat trapahooter for the j pat decade ia Charles G. Spencer, of ' St. Louia, Mo. Are you with uT MAINLY ABOUT PEOPLE King Guitav of Sweden la a id to !. the only monarch ever known to far eye-glaae on State occasions. ' D. Senator Knute Nelaon of Minnesota 1 has never been defeated for oAea ; .. . ... UUIIII II IB UUIfV v m I . l 1 II1UI v wimm half a century. , Lloyd George dis an inveterate read r ot novel and ha almost the nsa- j ,ion of , boy for tale of .tirrmg ad venture and daring. The Shah of Penia, Ahmed Mirxa, Robert Curtis, a favorite of thai London operetic stage, has sung the principal tenor rules in forty differ ent operas, a record few artists pos sess. His professional career coven a period of more than twenty yeara and during the greater part of this time he haa sung in bat one theatre. Maeterlinck, the famous Belgian dramatist who has recently visited America, was an awful failure at his) own job of writing at first. Of his first volume of poems nobody took that least notice. The same fate befell his first Dlav. of which he orinted 25 copies with his own handa and gave them away. alWgffJ