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About Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192? | View Entire Issue (March 1, 1920)
NEW METHODS CUT COST TO ONE-HALF Combination of Stump Pull ers and Burners Solve Problem Hmall Turning ran rlrur 10 acres of loKKril off land year In para timrt wiihoui dtiriniti lu iha uual f.irni work by thr coinhliii'd nii thoiU dpvrlnprd ami nit'tl out by II, I). Kcuddt'r, hi' .ul of farm iiuiutfernnit ai . A. C. "Thn coit of rlrarlnir ran lie re duced approximately f0 irri'riii ayt I'rofi'iMir Nrudder. "When ll In con sidrrvd tlmt I hi- crond ana of th atutc i not Inrrratlnir, Iih nrrd for di'Vi'lojHm'iii of nrw at-r .i't run readily he mtii." The nrw aw1 rht-.iper ttirthod U a romlunution of at tim p pullrr. and powder wiih Kiump hunters fur the Inrifi-r Kiump. Kormrr mrthodi haw not only Im-n ully liut luriily unsuccessful in promoting clilrmeiit of loyKed off I.iimI. Jui n noon a the rot mounl il lo IKK) per arrr rlcanni liirirrly iard hcejusa landa already clr.trcil could be bought for lc. Artu.il co.t hert have been krpt for t he new method ovi-r period of four vrara and how (hat the col fiirurr not a mate cue. I moniralion of thi new mrihod will he nude by the college in roop rraiion with county agrnt wherever sufficient inter, it warrant). FARMERS URGED TO TAKE HOME PAPER llecauic a nun's f rit trrcai nerd it to br in tnurh with hi nearc.t rnvironmrnt, thr editor of The Pro irmiitr Firmer lelU ln reader to take thrir hnnir paper f tri 1 f all. "A nun cannot do thr work cf a good ft.irn unleK he ia In touch with if fair, movrmrnti and evrnti of his own locality." wy thr edi'or. "tilth critic for it and irnd in newt of neighborhood progrrav" SERMON ON MIXED MARRIAGES GIVEN I1Y FATHER LANE M.irriuKn brtwtn Catholic and i.u -cuthullra Wat Mo auhject 'if lliv I iid lermon on marriage given last t vi iiinir by Father Lanu at thu Ki. .Miiry'i church. That iurh all.ani'.i hud long bien I Miurce of wondcrim-n'. tu tin tli'iich ''iiilioritUei win t i ti'il by r utin r I. tine who laid thai uniting iwo hi'l-tltiin .ind it m.itluri'il nut whrl ti er they were boilt t'ntlioliri or both rii I'smnt or only one a c;illit Ik', lite tnitmuge cotitrnrt in 'h ryi of I the Church wn a iirriiinen: poivs. ing t unity uml ita'nliiy of v.h'ch ilnith t-ould only rob it. ! lie itulrd th.it a catholic "o'tld not r. reive the Ruriaim nt if they rnnrind , a nnu-ralhnlic not through any legal inipediinent but bcctiunr of thj uivinr I.. of the rhurrh. lb mid '.bat ;: j wu only fair to member of other , fullu to inform thi in what it meal t ; to in.irry a rntholir. MUHPHY MOTOR CO. MOVES TO HOME ON WEST SECOND The Cola Aero-Eight line haa been added to the can now carried by the Murphy Motor Company. The Cole la one of the beat known inakea on the market. The Murphy Motor Company haa moved from ita former location on Weil Kint Street and la now in 1U own new building at Second am Klls wnrth Htrevta, where the Hulrk, Chevrolet and Cole cara and ti. M. C. and Chevrolut truck! will hold forth. The illk'i'i and lalriroom are not fin irhed, but the ihopi are in ihnpe and buiineaa will lie condurted from the new location in the future. She paned away lait Friday at her home !n Corvallii. Hhe ii lurvived by hrr huiband three imall children and an Kd father. LEWELMNG MOTOR COMPANY MOVING TO NEW QUARTERS Sought a Oialmer K. K. l.amon. of Suver. ia the proud poueuor of a new Chalmrra auto mobile which he purchased lait week from Waldo Andenon A Son. The Brunswick Model Illustrated a ---tiVm'i PS, Jtif w r- -J mm mm 9m i mm TOCETIIKK WITH SEVEN DOUBLE FACED RECORDS (Fourteen Selectiona) 100 Loud Tone Needle. 100 Medium Ton Nerdlea. One Jewel I'olnt. Two Sapphirea. One Record Allium. Oil Can and Oil for $122.95 15 CaHh $3 Week Waxed Oak, Fumed Oak or ' Mnhniranyt Which Will You Have? A Brnuiwick you're going to Imve thero'a no doubt about that, 'cnine limitation have been overcome Every nrtint, every Instru mental aelection, every anlniat, every orchantra, every, band, every dance record, every popu Inr Hon of tho day, without re striction, if on a disc record, will bo at your service. , Woodworth Drug Co. ALBANY '-1 '"."""OREOON CIJFFORD SIMON ; OF TANGENT DIES Clifford Roliert Simon, aunt 27. son of Mr. and Mr. S. C. Simon, of TaiiKcnt, dud at hn paienli honir Sunday of pneumonia following thr influenza. Hhc defeated l lUrvivrd by two brother, Floyd and Kmrry Simon, of Tangent and two itr Mr. Flora Boon, of Norfolk, Va., and Mim Vrrna Simon of Tunitrnl. h'unerul irrvtcri will be at ahe Simon home in Tanevni at 1 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. Marrh 3 ln n rmrnt will be ilt the Mmonic crai-etrry. CALLED DY DEATH AiT CORVALLIS Mr. Jim ph, wifr of doctor Jon ph of Corvallii, wot hurried t Browm viM terllly. Mr. Joneph wa formerly know,, hrre a Mi Lavena I Vbmii r only daughter of Mr. and, ' Mr. Frank Vrnnrr of Hrowmville Claude Lewelling, of the Lewelling Motor Company i today moving from hia trmoriiry location with Allinon Si Tway lo hit new inlei room at 44 Writ Firtt Street, which ha Just been tnudc over for hit buinei. Jb're will br the hraduarnr for thr Lib rrty Six and the BrUcoc Motor. The roomi arc bring made attractive and will ini'lude, beiidet lulei room and office a service and work room where care and attention will br given ownert of thi ie maket of can. Mr. I-welling reports a good early huvinrti, and with a f w can on hand he ia able to make immediate del iveries in thcic luici. There are no bi ggen and few weal thy people in Iceland, but the big maj ority are thrifty and pro-pcroui Leap Year ll.iy Morn A baby boy born Sunday, Feb. :".i, to Mr. and Mr. M niton J. (ira bam at their home four mllei aouth weal of the city. The baby will not have birthday until he ia four yrara old, having had the miifortune to make hia abearance on earth on leap year. Returned to Eugene Miu Mae Kallack returned to Eu gene lait evening after attending the week-end with her parent. Mr. and Jin. W. G. Ballark. Back in College Lee Hulbert spent Sunday at the home of hia parent", Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hulbert and returned to Eugene lait evening. Home From Portland Mrs. Ralph Croniae returned from Portland last evening after a ahort viiit at the metropolis Iron lloraea Coming A car load of Iron Hone tractor and Samaon trucks ia on the way and will soon be on display at the Aibany Tractor Company salesroom, First and Lyon Street. Watch for them. Adv. Ml The Irresistible Charm of The Cheney Phonograph Plays All Records ISctter The Chenev combines, in f one instrument, all the qualities, musical and artistic, that go to make IJ5SJ!5S I P perfection. Er 'vfci Thc Serene Purify f ff o"?t '" Jt J Thpnev tone and the ex quisite art of Cheney cabinet design, set a new standard in phonograyhs Tone and appearance are the two prime con siderations that should govern the selection of a phonograph. The Cheney achieves tone supremacy by virtue of entirely new applica- LramanMv h tions of acoustic principles which are protected by basic patents under exclusive Cheney ownership and control. Cheney cabinet work represents the finest craft manship of America's foremost -designers and builders of period furniture. Ownership of the Cheney phonograph means that you have made a lifetime investment in happiness. Its resources of entertainment are inexhaustible. Many phonographs play all records only the Cheney plays all records Better. FISHER-BRADEN CO. The Store With a Welcome" E3 E3 !!iiiiiiiii::::iiii!!iii!iiii!iiiiuiii!i Here is the Truck You Have Been Waiting For THE SAMSON Three quarters and One and a Quarter ton farm and delivery wagon. Shipment is Expected in a Few Days Every farmer wants a truck that will fill his hundred and one requirements, not too heavy but sturdy enough to handle the ordinary hauling problems and at a price which ever farmer can afford. The Samson Truck embodies several principles that are new in truck construction which add efficiency in operation. By placing the driver's seat well forward and locating the steering-wheel post and foot pedal at the left-hand side of the en gine the driver's cab . is eliminated and 33 1-3 per cent more load ing space is privided. The even distribution of weight insures great economy in tires and fuel. The new Samson single-plate dry disc clutch allows the driv er to start under a full load on any gear, smoothly and without a quiver. The patented extension wheel base, attachable to any Sam son truck, prevents the truck from sinking into soft ground and furnishes traction to get out of soft places. Any kind of a body, from a city delivery to a hay rack can be supplied. , , . - t THE ALBANY TRACTOR CO. With R. W.Tripp First and Lyon Sts. NOTE Come out and see the Model M. Samson tractor at work in the field near the Albany Gun Club. Plowing every day. This new Samson is an entirely new product and should not be confused with the old sieve-grip tractor. Novelties in Spring Apparel Are Arriving Daily See the New Serge and Tricotine Tailleurs Whitejersey Skirts Dashing J ersey Smocks Polo Cloth Coats A snappy showing of impor tant garments for the Spring wardrobe. M. STERNBERG & CO LADIES SHOP m Dresscs Sear's Butternut Bread Excels Them All. WHY? Because it ia made by machinery. By, the best experienced Bakers, and they use the best material and is made clean and kept clean by being warpped in wax paper. Ask for Seara Butternut Bread Sears Grocery & Bakery "ferr? MOVING TOD AT After this date we will be located in our new salesroom at 424 WEST FIRST STREET where you are invited to inspect our line of LIBERTY SIX and BRISCOE CARS We are able to make Immediate Delivery on a few cars at the present time. LEWELLIfJG MOTOR COMPANY 424 West First Street re .in ngu!mmvjiLui,tumm A LIVE BANK FOR LIVE PEOPLE Whatever your desire and ambition is for the year 1920. COME AND LET US ASSIST YOU In Putting it Over THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK . Equipped to serve your every business want and THE FIRST SAVINGS BANK 4 per cent interest on Savings Farm Loans Agents Federal Farm Loan Association ','
