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ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1915
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HEAR! HEAR! DO
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MAKE EVERY DOLLAR
EARN ANOTHER!
Albany's (J real Ilaricain Evrnt takes place Thursday, October 14th. we are offering below, only, a few of the
many bargain that we have for your chooriinif.
The prices quoted are not regular prices, but are extra Special values for this event only.
Many equully good bargains are not listed here for lack of space. Come to the Big "Dollar Day" Sale and
come early,
7 PAIRS OF WOMEN'S HOSE, $1.00
(Regular 20c Sellers)
Fine quality, seamless, ribbed hose color, tan
and black only. 7 PAIRS $1.00.
WOMEN'S HATS FORMER PRICES TO $:.
A big assortment of Trimmed and Untrimmed
Seasonable Hats that sold for Diices ud to S5.00.
Turbans arid Sailors, in black, brown, blue, bronzeH
and green. These are great at $1.00.
Suits $15 and up. Coul $7.30
and up.
If you have not selected your
new Suit or Coat, now is the time.
You can make every dollar count
most here.
$1.50 and $1.75 CORSETS AT $1
Thii Corset Special con im
of the following numbers in C li
-and Thompson's Clove Fitting
models: Lots No. 501- 216,-222,
177, 195 and 1152 former prices
being $1.50 and $1.75. All other
models excluded.
Women's Fine Leather Hags.
Regular $1.50 quality now $1.00
Men's regular 50c
Neckwear, in a large assortment
of patlcrni for . . . . $1
Women's and Misses Velvet
Corduroy Tarns, in black, white,
. navy, green and red patterns. Reg
ular $1.25 Dollar Day . . . $1.00
Women's $1.50 Flannel Gowns
in high and low-neck mylcs. Made
of fine flannelettes, plain and fan
cy colors $1.00
Women's $1.50 Union Suits in
wool and mercerized weaves.
While they last $1.00
Cluctt and Manhattan Shirts
for. men. Pleated bosoms. All
sorts of patterns to select from.
Sizes up to 17 $1.00
Men's Wool and Cotton 2-piece
and Union Suits. Now is the time
to stock up on these. $1.50 Un
denv ear at $1.00.
$1.00 Off on 300 of our regular
$3.00 Men's Hats.
$1.00 Off on any Man's Macki
naw Coat.
$1.00 Off on any Man's Tan Dress
Shoe.
$1.00 Off on any
Suit or Overcoat.
Boy's Fine
$1.00 Off on any Girl's Fall
Coat, in sizes 4 to 14 years.
Women's $1.25 and $150 Kid
Gloves at $1.00.
Women's $150 Houses Dresses
at $1.00.
Women's $1.50 Dressing
Sacques $1.00. ,
Special lot of Jack Tar Middy
Blouses $1.00.
Women's $150 Cotton Messa
line Petticoats. Correct widths in
black, white and colors for Dol
lar Day only $1.00.
$1.00 WILL BUY A PAIR OF
MEN'S SHOES
An odd lot of discontinued
styles in Men's Shoes that look
as good as many that would cost
5 times as much. In fact, most of
them are shoes that sold up to
$1.50 Patents- Vici, Box-Calf
and Velour. While they last $1.00
EVERY DAY IS "DOLLAR DAY"
In Our Women's Suit Department
We have just received another big shipment of
those beautiful Fur-trimmed Suits and Coats all
colors, newest styles and marked at our usual low
prices.
WOMEN'S WAISTS AT $1.00
Large lot of Choice Waists on sale for Dollar Day.
Taken from our regular ftcck. Original values,
$1.25 to $150, with some even more. Wide range
of materials and styles, $1.00.
M. Sternberg & Co.
SPEED OF PROJECTILES.
How the Velocity of Cannon Ball and
Bullets lo Mossured.
How rut doss bullet trsrelj The
Ugliest velocity (Tor given to Canaan
bull U l.t&M feet per second. TbU Is
etMl to mil In lltilo mora than
Hire seconds, or nearly twenty mile
uilnute.
A ride bullet duea not trarel so fut
a a iiiuuuii ball, the average rate be
ing 1.27ft feet per second. Tbla mat
Irr of apeed la tealed In a eery Inter
num way.
A long wooden abed Is used. In which
a dUutuce of eiactly 100 feet baa been
carefully marked off. At each end of
ih la apaca la a stand something Ilka a
target with a large circular opening
where tbe bullaeye should be. Across
each opening Is stretched a small elec
tric wire, connected wltb a delicate
liwtruiueiit In auotber room.
The rirle from which the filing la
done Is so alined that the bullet wblcb
die from It cuts both wire. Olrrlous
ly the difference In tluie between the
cutting of the two wires marks the
seed of tbe bullet through that 100
ft.
When the flrst wire la cut an electric
current la brokeo and a rod falls, mor
Ing a pointer on a slide In Its descent
The bresklng of the second wire acts
In the same manner on soother set of
rods, slides and pointers.
The difference In the marks mad by
tbe pointers on tbe slides makes it pos-
II ile to estimate the difference In their
time of fulling, and from these calcu
lations accurate figures as to speed are
olttslned. Iindon Answers.
SEEKINGHAPPINESS.
; Little Things That Msks Living a Joy
Are Not Alwsys Appreciated.
i We are told that baiipiness cornea by
piece and that It Is these auutll blla
linked together that make our lives
nn while. Some of ns are not con
tent to take our baiipiness by degree
ur at Intervals. We wnt It all tbe
time In big pieces, snd If we cannot
b:ivc It that way we thluk I tint we are
deprtred of our natural rights and look
ipiou ourselves as Injured beings. -
It Is a nil her singular expression of
human nature bow bnpplness affects
the Individual. With some of lis It
niskes us friendlier toward others and
anxious that they should experience
like Joys: wltb others It makes us too
Mil wiled wltb ourselves to think very
niueb of our neighbors.
Per ha those of us who know what
lie i"J ot living means bsve expert
enced both of these attitudes at dif
fcreut periods of our lives and are In
Ixxlilxu. therefore, to appreciate a
vuryluK viewpoint, but even so It Is
only after we lose something of that
Joy of living and have found out for
ourselves that there are shadows wblcb
no amount of sunlight can disperse
that we can readily appreciate the
blessing of whatever happiness may
Hud Jts way Into our (Ives.
The little things that count so much
Id our Intercourse wltb each other are
not always regarded as, highly as they
should lie. and for this reason we pass
liy much that would give us Joy If we
unly kuew how snd where to Ond 1L
t bsrleoton News snd Courier.
Gsrdons In the lee.
A glacier when It dislodges Itself and
sails away over tbe Arctic ocean never
travels alone. In the wake of every
1.1 rue one floats a line of similar com
panlons. Tbe Eskimos call this phe
nomenon "the duck and ducklings."
and any one who bus wntcbed tbe
progress of tbe wild duck followed by
her brood will appreciate tbe aptitude
of tbe name. Strange as It may seem,
plants grow and blossom Uion these
Si-rat lee mouutslna. When a glacier
Is at rest moss attaches itself to It
protecting the Ice beneath. Just aa
siiwduxt does. After a time tbe moss
decays and forms a soil. In wblcb tbe
seeds of buttercups and dandelions.
I iiii'iiKiii w. nir n iuu. mv iwi unj
imunsn.
Harriman snd Bride
tossing through Albany yesterday
afternoon in a quiet way, without any
lifcpl:iy, was one of tlic distinguished
young financiers of 'the country, W.
If. Harriman, ion of the late E. II.
Ititrriman. He was on hit bridal trip,
mill was travelling like other people,
uil a ticket he paid . for like other
people, in order to avoid publicity, and
he evidently had done so, for it was
not discovered in Portland; hut wa
at the depot in Eugene, while viewing
the park.
Daily Democrat by Carrier, $4 Year.
Smith
Sisters'
Millinery;
Parlors
We will bavc $1, Flower, Feather and Novelty specials
for DOLLAR DAY.
Also trimmed Hats and Silke Velvet frames.
Dell phone 141-J 338 W. 1st St.
Bargains All This Week
E. Rqgoway's
129 Lyon Street
Aquapelle pants, regular price $2.00
$2.50 Slickers " "'
$1.25 .Rain pants ..
$1.50 Flannel Shirtt ""'""
$1.75 Sweaters
1.50 Khaki pants .' "IZ "
$1.50 Working Pants " I
Fiv pair heavy woolen 25c and 30c lociti
Five 25c Bath Towels
I'lve 25c. 30c and 50c Silk NMktteil."IL!!
$1.75 Half wool union suits . .
Wood Fibre case, 2 handkerchiefs. 3 pairs tki rVg."$ 7S '
$3.50 Shoes for
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Professions! Pawnoro. -
In many of the mean streets of Lou
don there are professional pawncrs
women. well known to tbe pawnbro
ers, who for sins II inymenta take
clothes snd household goods to pawn
for then- neighbors. It Is stated that
the function of tbe professional pawn
er Is twofold. The woman who pawns
through a recognised Intermediary gets
a larger loan th.iu she would If she did
the business herself. For tbe pawn-
broker tbe professional pawner guar
antees tbe good faith of tbe owner and
will lie able to exercise pressure) In
raws of default. London Express.
It Wss a Fin Cod. -
The artist William M. Chnse ones
hired a fluh. painted picture of it in
two hours and afterward sold It to tbe
Corcoran Art gallery, at Washington
for tti.000. Mr. Chase afterward in
formed tbe flah dealer wbo had rented
hliu the flan of the price he bad receiv
ed for the pk-ture. "Well." comment
ed the fishmonger. "It was a One cod."
-Philadelphia Record.
The Maid's Reely.
.V William lnt over her fair fate
he whispered:
"Darling. If I should ask you la
French If I might kiss yon what would
you answer?"
She. calling np her scanty knowledge
of the French language, exclaimed,
-nillet douxr-Exchange.
Big Mint Farm.
Lebanon E. A.: W. J. Turnidge.
the Crabtrce merchant and mint
grower, has purchased the Hu-h
Either farm of 668 acres in the south
wet corner of Marion county, on the
Willamette river, and will turn it into
he 'argest mint farm in the Wcit.
Ony a few acr.es arc now cleared,
hut Mr. Turnidge will soon put a
large force, of men at work clearing
up the land, and expects to clear 3W
acres by the first of April, and will
plant the entire tract to mint as fast
as possible. Mr. Turnidge is used to
doing things in a big way, and will
doubtless make a success of his nes
Oregon's Smallest Teacher
Linn county has the smallest school
teacher in Oregon. His name is Guy
I'rum. le is four feet 6 inches tall,
weighs HO pounds and is 20 years old.
Lane county, though, has captured
him, and he will teach in dist. 157 in
Western I.ane.
$1.00 will get the
Semi-Weekly Democrat
ONE YEAR
THE DAILY
DEMOCRAT
Three Months
A Continued 8ry,
"What did your wife say when yoa
itayed out so lata last night T"
"I dont know. She basn't Bnlsbed
telling It all to me yet."-Detroit Fro
Press
The coward only threatens when De
ls wife duel he
DOLLAR DAY
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ALBANY, OREGON
OTM PHONES
MrOaJFT SCRVICK
$1.00 worth of candy for 75c or pick of our large
large line of $1 boxes for 75c
JITNEY STATION
Special Cash Offers for
Dollar Day Only
These prices apply to cash purchases only.
Best quality figs, 14 pounds
Finest dried prunes, 15 pounds .
Six 2 1-2 pound tins Del Monte sliced pineapples ..
Six 2 1-2 pound tins Del Monte sliced apricots
Six 2 1-2 pound tins Del Monte sliced .peaches .
Ten 2 1-2 pound tins Del Monte solid packed tomatoes
Ten 2 1-2 pound tins Del Monte solid packed pumpkin ...
Ten cans best pink salmon , :
Fifteen cans Astor milk .. , w.
Johnson's Best Flous, per sack
Best 35c Bulk coffee, five pounds : .
And many other bargains that tim: and space will not permit
mention. Call and see them.
The Ideal Grocery
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us to
H. A. STEA Ft op. '
Both Phones 58
212 West Fifth St
Our Store Will Have Lots of $1
Bargains on This Day
as well as apecial discounts on almost every thing in tha store.
Big special on bicycles, bicycle tires and repairing, also on Gym.
nasuim and athletic supplies.
Albany Gun Store
HAUSER BROS., Props.