Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192?, February 28, 1920, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextCLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY 'A I.H.HI r'IKI) KATKSi Count your words and remit on )h following On word thro time, !i cents. O.m word 0110 week, 8 cents. On word tlma less than !2B cents. No ad for throa thnea leas than 60 cents. No ad fob balk FOK 8AI.K A 1017 Kurd touring car. Excellent condition. Call J. L. Mc Farlun, Phono 004, lit. 4, Tangent Ore. f27-mu FOR BALK llousa and it luta at 340 W. 1 1th Street. Price 2100, ay $M0 iliiwn, balance t lT inuntli 7-rooiiia and hath, city water, dec trie lights, plenty of fruit, 2 fira pluces. Ilouso la (flustered. Street pavement and cvnivnt walks paid for. Ileum Land Co., 133 Lyon St. 27fJ8. KOK BALE A Corona typewriter, (iood aa nvw, Price $tr00, M. ('. Morgan, 4X1 Denver Street, Alhany. l)ri. til-nil' FOIl 8ALK One range, a piano, 18 yarda linoleum. Lora i'lotz, 105 Lyon St., I'liona f.4K K. f-'7-ml FOR BALK or RENT Well Improved 10 acre farm, 3 mile from Alhany Oregon. Iniuirc X Y Care Demo crat. 121 ml' FOR. SALE Good Jersey cow, will freshen In a few daya. InUru of O. W. Ilughra, ItfiS W. 5th. FOR SALE Having divided to quit farming. I will aell my Cleveland tractor at a aacriflco. Firat ciaaa condition. 1010 Model. Run aliout 65 day. Will conaider a good Ivan' on trade. Ituy Fllawalcr, Leban on, Oregon. ViA-mW FARMS FOR BALK 65 Acre All In cultivation, good new modern hulldinga, good land, aitu ,aled II milea from Alhany. Trice $150.00 per acre. 175 Acrea 150 acrea in cultivation, all good land, very good hulldinga aitualed 7 milea from Albany. Easy tcrma. Trice $110. per acre. Toa temion given the flint of October. I IN Acrea 2 milea from Alhany. 80 acrea in cultivation, very good building. Moat of thla la fine river bottom land, auitahle for potatoea or all kind of berriea. Trice 02 per acre. Reasonable ternia can be given to ault purchaser. For In formation In regard to above, apply to J. V. Tipe. Albany Stale Bank Bldg. THREE FRESH Ona Tound loavea of bread for 25 canta at th Alhany Bakery, 321 Lyon St., Phone 499 J. flRlf. FOR 8 ALE Automobile, cheap, in good running order, call at the tire hoapital 022, Lyon atreet. 23f29 FOR SALE A Mitchell light aix, fnt claaa condition. Call at 618 Went 2nd. Phone 621. f'3Ml FOR SALE Good baled cheat hay. Call S. J. Burch, Phone 44K11. F14 M14 FOR SALE Good 10-room house, modern convenlencea, near hoiirt of city; full lot. Must acll thla month, and will aacriflce at a real bargain. Inquire at 218 Weat Third St., flStf. FOR 8ALE I have acvcral new and good aecond hand pianoa for aule at wonderful bargaina. Call, at 226 W. 3rd St. Albany, Ore. and be con vinced of the truth. Phone 304-R., A. Linebock. flltf FOR RENT FOR RENT 6 acroa of Ideal straw . berry land. Phono 7 F 13, Wallaa Trunx. f27-ml HELP WANTED WANTED Experienced waitress nt once. Imperial Cafo. Alhany, Ore gon. iillfJS LOST Blue Silk Umbrella, finder pleaaa return same to the Hum 11 ton Store. f27tf. WANTED Experienced waltrcsa, Clancu IP mas There Was Something in'eml Besides Skin By PERCY L. CROSBY Ustrriikhkr 1M MaOllis llniHHlllMnu Ideal Reataurant, Cor. lat A Lyon f27-ml' EXPERIENCED DRESSMAKER Will work at the homes of thoae d airing work done. Phone 218 J. f27-m7 WANTED Two waitera and one dishwasher O. K. Coffea llouae. Kant Main &Lyun St. f20m4' WANTED A man for night watch man. Apply 11. Veal & Son. f27-m6 WANTED First clans general mur chandiiu clerk. Address 11. care of Democrat. f27ml WANTED A girl or woman to do general house work. Phone 573 L. flOtf FOR BALK HATCHING K'.IO FOR SALE llrown leghorn eggs for hatching, $1.00 per netting of 15 or $5.0)) per hundred. Also two brown leghorn roosters. II. Bchoel, Itt 4, Albany. Phone 34 F2. - I2oin3' Miscellaneous. WANTED 0 or 8 good ahoata, 76 to 100 pounds. Call Thomaaon, Sendera Warehouse. Phone 47. 2f28 FURNITURE WANTED Wa want all kind of furniture, atovea, rang ra, etc. Will buy any quantity snd pay hlgheat caith price. Sea u If you have anything to aell. Albany Furniture Exchange, 415-417 Weat First St.. Phone 75 J. fl2tf WANTED Setting hena Plymoutn ! Rock preferred. Call 7 F 11 I . i Money to Loan I Have plenty of local money to loan, at aix per cent interest J. V. Pipe,; Alhany State Bank Bldg. 2.rf J8 WANTED A hot water Incubator. One that will hold 200 or more egg. Will trade chlckena or pay cash. ' Call Pacific Hatchery, Tangent, Oregon. Phone 601 -J-2. WANTED A doxen white leghorn or black minorca pullet. Pleaaa state price in answering. Addresa Chaa. F. Dolesnl, Mill City, Ore. 25f28 WANTED TO BUY Fura, mink, coons, muakrat, otter, bear or any thing in th fur tin. Samuel Mil liard, Albany, Ore. jSltf. STRAYED Small 2 year black mare, left my place January 1, finder please notify Henry Scefeld. Halscy Oregon. JCti. matter how big or how small, call Rogoway, Phone 345-R. New and used furniture always on hand. Rogoway' Rurniture Storo, Sec ond and Baker Sta. j23tf . THE FURNITURE HOSPITAL Kenovatea and makes feather mat tresses, old furniture and mattresses made like new. Bring them in or ' Phone 201-R., 128-130 Ferry St j23tf. BUSINESS DIRECTOR'. HEMSTITCHING 12Wc per yard, thread furnished. Bell phone 452R. Sue Brechenbridge, 333 W. 2d St Dltf. WE PAY CASH For used furniture or trado you new gooda for your old onea. See ua before you aell. E. L. Stiff. & Son, 215-217 Lyon StreW. d29tf. HEALTH FLOUR Prof Alutch'a Health Flour, 10 lb. sack, 80c, at Murphy's Seed Store. J20tf. WANTED To hear from owner of good ranch for sale. Stat cash prica, full particular. D. F. Bush, Minenpolis, Minn. j3ml! -jgg&l j 35: l , ' "'' i ' 7 - n I I , ! U i I -.' 0 C0OIO HAVE BCCN ANYTHING 1 LiVL iJ . M , I IN THAT B0NCH OF BANANAS 3 sea lei On word on tlm on cunt. ona month, 10 cents. No ad fur ona for ona week leas than 75 cents. Daily Market Report Hay and Grata Valley Wheat f 2.00 Outa 85c. Iliy HOfetlN. Millfeed $40.00. Flour-$2 86 to $3.46 Wool and Mohair ' Wool 40'cto2. M eh air 65e. flutirr. llntterfat and Egg Butterfut Ulc. Creamery Butter, wholesale, 02c; Egga .'l.'lc. IteUil 37c. Dairy Butter 65c trade; retail 75c. Poultry ' Hens 23c to 2Hc; ipringi 25c. Old roosters 12c. Geeae 20c Ducks 25c. Turkeya 32c. Vegrtablea Cubhage, 7 l-2c; onioni 7 1-2 c; tur nips, 3 l-2c; potatoes 6c intrada Live Stork Market Furniahrd by D K. Nebrrgall Meat Co. lloir -14c. ?v.-4'.Ke. Stocra 7ii 10c. (hive 14c. Ewes 8 -St-. Yearling i'iVf. Ve.il 18rt19c, l.n.t,.8',i J2c.' J. I). HUSTON PAINTING. DECORATING and PAPER-HANGING Phone 4 1 1 R Shop at Firat and Baker Street O. K. ' Coffee House Square Meal for 35c 110 East 1st St. F. G. WILL JEWELER High class Jewelry, Silver, Cut Glass and Hand Painted China Realty Canadian Land LOANS ANb INSCRANC1 Geo. Taylor Coraer of Sacond sad Broadalbta Bell 52J; Boas M7I DRY WOOD ANDERSEN FUEL COMPANY 106-J. oooooooooooooooooo O W Make a Specialty of O; O Friendship, Engagement and 0( O Wedding Ring O O F. M. FRENCH & SONS O O Jewelers and Ensravers O OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO' AUTO TOPS . We mak and repair Auto Tops, Curtains, and Cushion. HORSKY'S TIRE STATION FISIIFR . RRADF.N CO. Progressive Funeral Director ; AUTO SERVICE "Ldy Assistant. Phone 95 Night Call B09R NOTICE OF BALK OF I GOVERNMENT TIMBER General Land Ofllce, Washington, D. C., February 11, 1920. I Notice ia hereby given that subject to the conditions and limitations of the Act of June 9, 1016 (39 But. 218), and tha instructions of the Secretary . of th Interior of September 16, 1917,1 the timber on th following landa will b sold April 2, 1920, at 10 o'clock A. M., at public auction at th United Stales land office at Roseburg, Oregon, ' to the highest bidder at not less than the appraised value aa shown by this notice, aule to be subject to th an-' proval of the Secretary of th Inter-; ior. The purchase price, with an ad-, ditional sum of one-fifth of one per cent thereof, being commissions allow-1 ed, must be deposited at time of sale, money to bo returned if sale ia not approved, otherwise patent will issue for the timber which must be removed within ten years. Bids will be receiv ed from citizens of the United State, associations of such citizens and cor porations organized under the laws of the United States or any state, terri tory or district thereof only. Upon application of a quulifled purchaser,' the timber on any legtil subdivision will be offered separately before be ing included in any offer of a larger unit. , T. 16 S., R. 2 W.. Sec. 1, Lot 1, fir 865 M, cedar 10 M , Lot 2, fir 1020 M., cedar 00 M , none of which timber ia to be sold for less than $1.76 per M. T. 17 S., R. 6 W., Sec. 13, Lot 2,1 fir 190 M.. Lot 3. fir 360 M., Sec. 30,j NE'i SW. fir 625 M.. SE'4 SW1.I fir 415 M, NW;i SE', fir 4S0 M., SW SEX, fir 620 M.. SE'4 SEVi. fir 335 M., none of which timber ia to be sold for less than $1.25 per M. T. IS S, R. 8 W., Sec. 1, 8W4 SW14, fir 450 M, Sec. 11, NEtf XE4, fir 450 M, NW4 SEX. fir 500 M., SW, SE. fir 1200 M.. SE'.i NEW, fir 12(i0 M., NEH NW'4, fir 700 M., NW14 NWH, fir 400 M., SWhi NW'4. fir 750 M., SE4 NVf'i, fir 1500 M., none of which timber is to be sold for less than $2.00 per M., Sec 11, NW4 ,' ',, fir 800 M.,SE SEW, fir 525 M, NK' SW14, fir 815 M., NW SW4, fir 920 M, SW14 SW, fir 415 M., none of which timber ia to be sold for less than $1.75 per M. (Signed) CLAY TALLMAN, Commissioner General and Office. Feb 26 Mar. 31 Dry Old Growth Fir, Cord. and Slab Wood Hammond Lumber Co. VIERICK'S BATHS Expert Workmaaahlp T h r Chair I VIERECK, BERT CRAWFORD, & F. KIRK Your Patronage Solicited Flrt and Ella worth Sta. WE HAVE 'S Lverythinj; BANCROFT OPTICAL CO. The Tire Hospital ' Prompt & Efficient Service Every Tire Must Stand our test before it leaves our shop. All Work Guaranteed 922 Lyoa St Fortmiller Bros. Funeral Directors Our Own Auto Hears CLady Attendant Phone 78 Masonic Building I I ? NOTED EDITOR TO LECTURE AT 0. A. C. Mrs. Alice l Norton Will Give Two Weeks Course Soon Oregon Agriculture Collrg, Cor vallii, Mrs. Alic P. Norton, editor of the Journal of Home Economics, and cosidered on of th best author ities in home economics in the coun try, will give a two-week lecture couno In the 1920 summer session at lhc college. Her lectures will come tha second and third weeka of sum mer school. Mrs. Norton is one of the pioneers in home economic! work, having had broad training. During th war per iod she divided her time between the Journal and the food administration in Waihinyton. She was appointed to lhC United State treasury depart ment in thrift work after the sign ing of the armistice and is still aiding in this work. Crack Team Expected Oregon Agriculture College, Cor vallis. What is hoped to be one of the strongest track teams in the his tory of the Oregon Agricultural Col !?7e is being developed ur1 r the (.Ktrrnal care of Mike Butler and the watchful eye of Coach IlargUt. Every evening betwten 4 and 5 o'clock, speed merchants can be seen running around the indoor track In the armory, unlimbcring their muscles and getting in shape to put the Beav er team on the map. Many old men re Proof wJuncha Proof AH? btwjr Kiaing Nothing can happen to a Dm y tun Alrla Tire but wear. 8.000 miles ia u a r o td. era tret front to twentr tbooaaod milea nf air-free, car free aerr.ee. na demos trate. LOLIS K. GEIL Distributor, Paci fic Garage, 134 W 2nd St. Albany PRIVATE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS Monday Evening Feb. 23, 6 to 9 P. M. Call at Wood Apts. 222 East 3rd St. ' INTEREST IT'S TO YOUR To Bring Your CREAM, POULTRY and EGGS to HAZEL WOOD CREAM STATION H. L. Stenberg, Mgr. 128 West 2nd St. Highest Cash Prices Paid SAVE FUTSL and LABOR , Buy a Hot Blast Burner $15.00 Fits any stove or range. See Demonstration at 107 Lyon St., Any day after 10:00 a. m. Punc;d If I'M,. Ml 1 a?,. i for I Fori I Maxwell I Chevrolet I IT I t V a are wroking out anJ showing new , form. Members of last yeara squad : art working out and showing new ! mark in orded to hold their places. ; The rook group this year include many former high school star wh are out to help bring horn th bacon for the Aggies in th coming track season. FEBRUARY 29 What Leap Year'a Extra Day (Feb. 29 haa Added to History 1820 V. 8. House of Representative passed the Misouri Compromise Bill with a clause prohibiting the further introduction of slaves. 1828 Evan Pugh, a blacksmith ap prentice who became famous as an agricultural chemist and ed ucator, bom at East Notting-, ham, Pa. Died April 29, 1864. 1830 Gc-n. Gaines, with U. S. troop from New Orleans, attacked by Indians while seeking to ford the Withlacoochee, in Florida. 1844 Rear Admiral French E. Chad wick, chief of staff to Rear Ad miral Sampson in the Spanish American war, born at Morgan town, W. Va. Died at Newport, ' ' R. I., Jan 26, 1919. 1848 Xegotiationa for an armistice in the war between the United State and Mexico begun at Mexico City. 1856 Herbert W. Bowen, for many years prominent in the United States diplomatic service, born at Brooklyn, N. Y. 1860 Sardinian Government referred the annexation of Tuscany to a vote of the people. 1864 First block of Peabody' dwell ings in the Spiulfields section of London opened. 1868 Benjamin Disraeli became Brit ish premier fo rthe first time. 1872 Attempt on the life of Queen Victoria by Arthur O'Connor. 1S80 Coring of the St Gothard tun nel through th Alps was com pleted. 1684 A prohibition amendment was rejected by the New York State Assembly. 1892 "Charley' Aunt," one of the most successful plays of modern times, was first produced in London. 1896 The resolutions passed by the United States senate in regard to Cuba created great indigna tion in Spain. 1900 Ladysmith, South Africa, was relieved by the British under Lord Dundonald. 1904 Lieut West and aix private killed in battle with the Moros in Jolo. 1908 Gen. Stoessel was condemned to death for surrendering ' Port . Arthur. 1912 A million coal miners in Great Britain ceased work and went on strike. 1916 Italy requisitioned 34 German steamers Interned in . Italian ports. 6 Seeds grown under expert supervision and just right conditions, that are care fully tested before being offered for sale and which are sold in bulk not lika 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.