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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY (' A I.H.HI KIKl) It ATKH: Count ynur word and remit on tht following On word threw lime, 2 crnU. U n word one week, 8 cent. On word tinm ! than 26 cent. No ad for thrv tunc It- than 60 rent. No ad FOR BALK FOR SALE Oliver Typewriter No. 8, a g.iml ea new, $40.00 at llixaona, 1211 l.yon Ht. "' KOK HAI.K 200 . wlln better than a I'M) per cent lamb. Two null- anuth of I'lainview. ti. K. Pike, Hrnwnaville, It. D. NoL 6inH FOR 8AI.K 140 acre farm between Alliany and Corvallia on th llcn tnii county side. Place baa one ucre in orchard, 110 acre in hi(h stale of cultivation, all h been III elov I er, SO arrea of excellent pasture; U J rooiii dwelling; barn UOxho. Price f -.'u,IK)0, Ileum Land Co, i:i:l l.yon St. mb KOK SALE-Practically a nrw bicy cle wilh Smith motor wheel attach- ' i.l. All in A I condition, $76.00 fur tno oullit at llixauiia, I .'I' l.yon Ht. finiH FOR HAI.K Olivor typewritud nearly new, and good iillUe ih-ak. t all Mm. I'armcr, 3I1 Wet 3rd, Albany ()rr(on n6 KOK HAI.K HO acre furm complete with crop, sheen with lamba, giat, Ire-i, cattle, farming implement" etc A nrw 7-room houae, barn and other oulaidv buildings. Orchard and running water. Price $4,600. Imiuiro at H'.'l Hantian, Albany. Ore. 6 m 1 2 FOR SAI.K Two drivinic niarea, alo good workera, single or double. Trie 1175 00. M. C. Morgan, 4:i3 Denver St. 4ml 1 KOK SAl.K-Two Al friah cow, tnavy milker. ALo seven L. K. Hoover, Hunil.e, Su'.." villv road 4ml0. TOR HAI.K 2i acre, at King. Val ley, Ore.. ' mile from, tor and R. R .lation, 2 trains a day. mil from hiich school .Small or chard all kitida of berrlr., .he room hou.r and out building., on the bank of thcl.uckrmuic river. Kor a.lr .ale or trade can Altuiny pro perty. II K. We.t 1100 K 2nd Si. Albany Oi. 4m6 KOR 6A1.K H'.O acrea, 150 acres. Ml terra. 20 acres. All of the place ar well Improved and on good road, close to Albany. Can be had at bargain price if sold within the next threw weeWa. All on eaay term. One 10 room houae on West Third St., amall payment down, real on term. R. I). tlOVK, 231 N. Main St.. Phone 738 J, Albany. Ore 4mfi KOU SALE At a bargain, Kordaon tractor, uaed thre daya. Can be aeen at the Albany Tractor Com pany'a office. 4m7 KOR HALE Three modern bunga towa in th Wct Albany. The rea on for .riling, the parties are going to leave town. We alo have ncveral houte for alc cloe in, good terma and good prirev AUo have a fnrm well improved, 334 acre, at f0 00 prr re. fine building and a .nap. 104 acre., fair building, J50 00 per acre, cloc to a eood town, term, to auit the purchaser. 1)0 ucre., river boitom land, good building., 3 mitea from railroad atatoin, terma George Taylor. 2nd and Broadnlbin 4ml0 HAI.E-Urge and amall funni t Albany hou.es and lota. Llbernl term.. See or Phon Attorney Geo W. Wright. Office over Seara Bakery. n4 at FOR SALE Progreaalve everbearing strawberry planta. Call Mm. Ralph Murphy, Phone 600 R, 434 Maker Street, Albany, Ore. 2in9' FOR SALE A 11)18 Model Chevrolet car. In good condition. Price $r00 " Phone 611 L., E. C. Lclbner, 1914 Eaat 2nd. 2m9 FOR SALE A 1918 Model Chevrolet , car. In good condition. Price $i00 Phone 611-L., E. C. Lclbner, 1014 Kant 2nd. 2m9 aaa aaaaaaaa . mm a a i THE CLANCY KIDS A Gentleman -First Last, .and Alwaya By PERCY L. CROSBY fTlftrTORK.SlTOii. 1'ound loavea of bread fur 26 cent at ths Albany . Bakery, 321 l.yon Ht., I'hon 41)1) J. L f lHtf. Foil fULlC-Gooi UKd-cTuTt"hay, Call S. J. llurch, I'hon 44KI1. K14 MI4 KOR HALE Good 10 room house, modern convenience, near heart of rity; full lot. Mut sell this month, and will sacrifice at a real bargain. Inuulru at 218 West Third Ht., flHtf. KOK HAI.K-I huve several new and good aecond hand piuno for sale at wonderful bargains. .Call at 225 W. 3rd St. Albany, Ore. and be con vinced of the truth. I'hon 314 It , A. Linchack. flltf T OISAl.lT II A ICH i suItaTuh'' KOK HAI.K Kgg for hatching. Hun en Strain, choico mating., J. K. Applegate, If t. 3 AILany. 2in!) KINGNECK It. I. KKUS Kroin Meiid'a Velvet, William I'ayatreak and iluttle's llahee, prize winning Keda. Ki hatching egg $2.50. Alex ander Milleraburg, III. 2. 6mU Kill SALK Canudian blue red de vil gumi a, Allen round head garnet $3 00 per 16. II 3. Kirchau, Albany Bakery. 4m0 HKLP WANTED KXI'KRIKNCKIl IiKKSSMAKKR Will work at the home of thoae de airing work done. I'hon 213 J. f J7.m7 WAN'TUI A girl or woman to do' general hou work. Phone 673-L. i ' fltftf 1 WANTKI) TO RKNT WANTED TO RKNT Kour or five room houae, O. V. Johnaon care of Mountain State Power Co. ilniti WANTKD An apartment for a young couple. Call Phone 65, Al bany Tractor Company. 1st and Lyon Sta. 4m6 Miscellaneous. KL'RNITURK WANTED We want! all klnda of furniture, atovea, rang- ea, etc. Will buy any quantity and ! pay higheat raah price. See ua if you have anything to sell. Albany Furniture Exchange, 416-417 Vcat; Kirat St.. Phone 75-J. flJtf TREE GRAFTING Now U th tim.: to have your fruit tree grafted, 10 year experience. Phone 197-R., W. K. McCullough, 803 Washington St., ml-A PAPERS WANTKD The Democrat would gnally appreciate receiving copie f the paper for Kebruary 23, 24 and 26 to compli-te our Ale. 4mfl LOST One weed chain. 35 by 8 on Corvallia road near Calanooia. Kind er notify Chan. Curry. 34ti Y. mS WANTKD A hot water incubator. One that will hold 200 or more egg. Will trade chicken or pay caah. Call Pacific Hatchery, Tangent, Oregon. Phone 601-J-2. I.ADIKS I do plain and fancy aew ing. Mr. J. M. Staats, 914 Eaat 2nd St. f28-ml3 WANTED TO BUY Fur, mink, conn, muakrat, otter, bear or any thing in the fur line. Samuel Mil liard. Albany, Or. J31tf. STRAYED Small 2 year black mare, left my place January 1, finder please notify Henry Scefvld. Halsey Oregon. JCtf. matter how big or how amall, call Rngoway, Phone 346-R. New and uaed furniture always on hand. Rogowny's Rurniture Store, Sec ond and Baker Sta. j23tf. THE FURNITURE HOSPITAL Renovate and makea feather mat tresses, old furniture and mattresses mado like new. Bring them in or scale: On word on tim an cent. on month, 10 rent. No ad for on for on work I than 75 cent. I'hon 201-R., 128-130 Kerry St. J23U. IIKMSTITCIUNO 12V4c per yard, thread furniahrd. Hell phone 462H. Hue Brechenbridge, 331 W. 2d St. Itltf. WE PAY CASH Kor uaed furniture or trad you new good for your old onea. Bee ua before you aell. K. L. Stiff A Bon, 216-217 Lyon Btreet. d2tf. IIKALTII H.OIJK I'rof Mutch'. Health Klour, 10 lb. aack, 80c, at Murphy Kd Store. J'JOtf. Mr. Ilullding Owner You muat have a good roof to have a good building. If you want the beat roofing work that can be had, call The Albany Roofing Co., 373 J. With II. It. Shultz, cor. 4th and l.yon Sta , we miike, bind repair all kind of gravel, tin, ahingle and paper roofa, all work Guaranteed. 4m 1I LADIES: When irregular or (Uppreaaed ua Triumph 1'illa. Safe and alwaya de pendable. Not aold at drug atores. !o not exiK-riment with other; aave di.appointmeni. Write for "Relief and particular, it free. Ariclrt-aa: National Medical Institute, Milwau kee, Wia 1-3 to 6 O. K. Coffee House Square meal for 35c 110 East 1st St. F. G. WILL JEWKI.ER High clan Jewelry, Silver, Cut Glaaa and Hand Painted China oooooooooooooooooo O We Mak a Specialty of O O Friendship, Engagement and O O Wedding Rings O O F. M. FRENCH SONS O O Jeweler and Engraver O OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO AUTO TOPS W nak and repair Auto Tops, Curtain and Cushions. HORSKVS TIRE STATION FISHER BRADEN CO. ProgTi Funeral Directors AUTO SERVICE nLady Aslant. Phon 96 Nisrht CaU 609R Daily Market Report Hay and Grala Valley Wheat $2.00 Oat 85c. Hay $K5??$18. Millfeed $45.00. Klour $2 8 to $3.45 Wool and Mohair Wool UnWSSi. Mohair 66c Butter. Botterfat and Egga Butterfat 61c. Creamery Butter, wholesale. 62c: Dairy Butter C5c trade; retail 76c. Eggs 33c. Retail 37c. Poultry Hens 23c to 28c; springs 25c. Old roosters 12c. Geese 20c Ducks 25c Turkeys S2c. Vegetable -Cabbnge, 7 l-2c; onions 7 1-2 c; tur niv ', 3 l-2c; potatoes 5c intrad Lire Stork Market Furnished by D E. Nebergsll Meat Co. Hogs 14 Wc. Tnw 4rTi8c. Steers 7il0e. Calves Hi. Ews 3 (2 6c Yearlings 6(59e. ' ' Veal 18rtil9c. Lnmbs 812e. Ml X- " Jr. r1 NOTICE OP SALE OF GOVERNMENT TIMBER General Land Offli-e, Washington, D. C, Kebruary II, 1U20. Notice I hereby given that subject to the conditions and limitations of th Act of June 9, 1914 (39 HUt. 218). and th instruction of th Secretary of the Interior of September 16, 1917, the timber on th following land will b sold April 2, 1920, at 10 o'clock A. M., at public auction at th United States land office at Roseburg, Oregon, to th highest bidder at not leaa than th appraised value a shown by this notice, sal to be subject to the ap proval of the Secretary of the Inter ior. The purchase price, with an ad ditional sum of one-fifth of one per cent thereof, being commissions allow ed, must be deposited at time of sale, money to be returned if sale Is not approved, otherwise patent will issue for the timber which must be removed within tun years. Bid will be receiv ed from citizens of the United States, associations of such citizens and cor porations organized urulei the laws of the United State or any state, terri tory or district thereof only. Upon application of a qualified purchaser, the timber on any legal subdivision will be offered separately before be ing included in any offer jf a larger unit. T. 18 S., R. 2 W.. Sec. 1, Lot 1, fir 805 M., cedar 10 M , Lot 2, fir 1025 M., cedar 60 M., none of which timber is to be sold for leas than 11.76 perl M. T. 17 8., R. 6 W., See 13, Lot 2, fir 190 M., Lot 3, fir 3fi0 M , Sec. 35, j N E 1 i SW14. fir 625 M., SE SW'i, fir 415 M., NW4 SE', fir 480 M., SWVi 8K, fir 620 M., SE"4 SE1. fir 335 M., none of which timber ia to be sold for less than $1.25 per M. T. 18 S.. R. 8 W, Sec. 1, SW14 SWK, fir 450 M . See. 11. NE'i NE, 6r 450 M., SWll NE"4, fir 500 ., SW'4 NEW, fir 1200 M., SE'J NEW, fir 12f M., NEW NW, fir 700 M., NWW NWW. fir 400 M., SWW NW!4. flr 750 M., SEW NW, fir 1500 M.. none of which timber is to be sold for less than $2.00 per M., Sec. 11, NWW E'i. fir 850 M..SEW SEW. fir 625 M, NE.'i SWW. fir 8J5 M., NWW SWW, fir 920 M., SWW SWtf, fir 415 M., none of which timber is to be sold for less than $1.76 per M. (Signed) CLAY TALLMAN, Commissioner General and Office. I Feb 26 Mar. 31 Dry Old Growth Fir, Cord and Slab Wood Hammond Lumber Co. VIERICK'S BATHS E i p r t Workmaaahlp T a r C b a I r L. V1ERECK, BEST CRAWFORD, B. F. KIRK Tour Patronac Solicited First and Ellsworth Sta. WE HAVE Everything OPTICAL BANCROFT OPTICAL CO. 1 J. D. HUSTON PAINTING, DECORATING and PAPER-HANGING Phone 411R Shop at Kirat and Baker StreeU Fortmiller Bros. Funeral Directors ' Our Own Auto Bean CLady Attendant Phon 78 . Masonic Building DELAY IN ROAD. BILLS CHARGED TO REPUBLICANS Doughton Accuses Hays of Fostering Tie-up or Roads Program WASHINGTON, D. C "Jo.hua commanded the sun to stand still in order that he might fight the battle, of the Lord, and the sun obeyed. Will Hay., the chairman of the Rep ublican National Committee, has com manded this (Vrngrets to stand still for the purpose of political expedien cy, and it ha. obeyed." This was the amnion made on the floor of the Houe by Represen tative Robert L. DoughtOn in attack ing the failure of the Republican majority to aid the farmer to feed ihc world by carrying out the rural good road, program initiated by re cent Democratic Congree. Mr. Doughton pointed out th "Vi tal connection between good road, and farming and the .till more vital connection between -farming and th high co.t of living," and denounced a Mpennywie and pouiid-fooli.h econ omy bound to work great injury to vie entire country," asserting that "what we need to do is to encourage and stimulate and not discourage t'o.e engeged in the mo.t emportan' of all pursuits, that of raising food ior our own people and the hungry nation of the wo: Id." He pointed out Miat the Democratic U3rd Congre.s inaugurated a compre hensive good roads program jrovid ing federal aid for .talc, than agreed to tan! a proportionate share of con struction, and that the last Conns, also Democratic, had increased the total to the extent of $275,000,000 be ing available during th,- period of 1917-21. By contrast he asserted that v- nr Republican Coneress ha done nothing, and in addition has WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OK CAR PAINTING Heidbleaugh & Bucholz Paint Shop , At Highway Garage, tut and Baker! INTEREST IT S TO YOUR To Bring Tour CREAM, POULTRY and EGGS to HAZEL WOOD CREAM STATION H. L. Stenberc. Mgr. 128 West 2nd St Higheat Cash Price Paid I M Seeds grown under expert if supervision and just right 7fL Jf conditions, that ar care--l I Dfllll 1 LI fully tested before beiny i Vf IVJ 0ffered for sale and which I are sold in bulk not like I grab bag package. ggl TCs I Such seed is worth more VJIWlrIL II than seed picked op at the I l corner grocery but It I M Y 1 doesn t cost any snore. -C7 Y IC Buy So"1 ' Se4 Store ll . j I AlbanYsOregon. held up a bill dirrcting the War De partment to turn over to the highway authorities of the various stales roail making material., machinery, etc. Warranty Deed Georg M. Hook and wife, to Guy A. Mcknight and wife, lands n Sec., 23 Tp 10 S R. 2 West William llnirich. and wife, to Min nie Hinrichs, lands in Tp. 11. S. R. 3 West. Frank Hctdman and wife, to Troy II. Hulhert, land, in block 4, In Moun tain View ACd to Albany. William Hinrirh. and wife, to Min nie Hinrichs, land, in Tp. 11, S. R. 3 We.fc S. T. Jordan and wife, to Henry C. iiilycu and wife, land. In Tp. 11 S R. 2 West. Kmma Jackrl et at to Laura Lurch er, land. In block 4, in Cowen's Add . to Lebanon. , C. C. Snyder, et ux. to, George Schlerth. land, in Tp. 11. S. R. 2 West J H Hughes, to Charles L Mc Clintick and wife land, in block 6, in W.on. Add to Lebanon. W. L. Bunon and wife, to O. J. , Downing, land, in Tp. 11, S. R. 1 East. Ruchel AmanHa McKinley. to Dun con F. McKcrcher, land, in block 2, in Crowfordville, Linn County. Walter R. Waifgenor, to Lizzie Ar- chart, land, in Mountain View Add. to Lebanon. G H. Nve and wife, to Herman Bue'ow and wife, et al lands in Sec 34, Tp 12, S. R. 2 We.t. Quit-Cairn Deeds Jessie Waggner Allen and husband, to Wilhelmina E. Waggoner, lands in Tp. 12. S. R. 2 West. Walter R. Waggoner, to Wilhelmi na E. Waggoner, lands In Tp. 12, S. R. 2 West Mamie Waggoner, to Wilhelmina E. Waggoner, lands in Tp. 12, S. R. ' 2 West. Geo. E. Waggoner, to Wilhelmina' E. Waggoner, lands n Tp. 12 S. R. 2 West. Eva Bean and husband, to Adah A. Robinson, lands in Mountain View Add to Lebanon. Laura B. Waggoner, et al, to Wil helmina E. Waggoner, lands in Tp. 12 S. R. 2 West. G. E. Was son and wife, to B. T. Jorden, and wife, lands in Sec. 14, 5, 8, 9 Tp. 11, S. R. 2 West H. C. Powel and wife, to B. T. Jordan and wife, lands in Sec. 5, Tp. 11. S. R. 2 West. Cllleade Optometrist ALBANY OeTsTaV SPCAKItl -THATS WHY-