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ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER IS, ISIS
Dollar Day
Bargains
Thursday, October 14, 1915
50c bottle Dandrocuro; 50c Perfection Cold Cream; 50c Smart's Face
Powder; 35c Cucumber and Almond Cream, ALL FOR Si
50c Syr White Pine and Tar; 2Sc Kura-aKold Tablets; 25c Head
ache Tablets; 50c Poison Oak Remedy, ALL FOR $1.
50c Stock Condition Powder; 50c Toxine Worm Powder; 50c Heave
Powder; 50c Gall Cure. ALL FOR $1.
50c Poultry Food; 50c Liquid Louse
FOR $1.
Killer; 50c Spray Pump, ALL
$1.25 and f 1.50 Hot Water Bottles, for
$1.25 and $1.50 Fountain Syringes, for .
$1.50 Razors and 10c Shaving Soap,Dollar Day .
$1.50 Woodworth's Pro. Pen. Dollar Day ..
$1 Perfume, any odor, and 50c Atomiser, Dollar Day for $1.
MUSIC DEPARTMENT
8 Sheets popular shee music M
$1.50 record albums, Dollar Day for
$175, $1.50 and $1.75 violin bows. Dollar Day for .
12 two-minute Edison records, tM
6 four-minute Edison was records, for ..
$1
$1
$1
.$1
high grade talent that I am having
to pay extra high this vear to keep
my people with me and I aws afraid
it mould be a losing propositi m fot
me.
"However, when I understood that
an effort was to be made to make an
annual event of the cxpc-tilion and
found the leading hiis-nrss men hack
of the movement 1 could lojk ahead
and see an opportunity to make ha.-;
losses of this y.'tr whtn the cxpi.si
lion shall tie locate! on its own
(rounds with its cxhilnts housed in
its own buildingi
"I have cot fidcnce in my ability to
come hack and so " jm here this yc.ir
with a hijh cli line .: sh-..s i
peeling to lot' mmv ;n litem,
to deal so fair!) the cxp-'St::'
people and have -iiv slios ic n
atisfurt:on thu I ut-.' 11 -t . "-iJv i
able It ccme but v!l so'i. no. I
next jeer's exposition."
PHONOGRAPHS FOR $1 WEEK
$1.50 Suit Cases on Dollar Day for
$1.25, $1.50 and $1.75 Umbrellas for
$1.50 Pullman Slipper Dollar Day
$1.00 Floor Varnish and 35c Brush for
Wall Paper, enough to paper a room. Dollar Day for .
. $1
. $1
$1
.$1
$1
Woodworth Drug Co.
ALBANY. ORE.
ARNOLD SAYS EXPOSITION
FINE THING FOR CITY
Speaking of the Central Willamette
Valley Exposition which opens hcri
tomorrow, E. J. Arnold the veteran
shown-an who is here with hi: best
carnival company, stated thi morn
ing that he considered the renting
exposition the bes thing for Albany
h:.'. Ii..s ever been attempt.-.' in ihr
Air. Arnold has been com'.a? to A?
any tot over 25 years and has it
tended many Fourth of July celebra
tions, Apple Fairs, and special carni
vals. - - .
He made the following statement
regarding this year's exposition: "I
am very anxious to see this first year
of the exposition a success. When
Mr. Fisher first wrote fo me con
cerning the matter I was na: anxious
to come. The California expositions
have been attracting so much ol the
PROMOTED THE KING.
Italian Zouaves One Voted to Make
Thsir Rulsr a Corporal. .
.Hurtuic the battle ol I'slsestru. lu
IK'iU, the Austrian In three columns
attacked the 11cdtuoutee lu order to
throw them hack actum the Seitia. The
right and renter eoluiuu were, repuh.
ed. but the k-ft ruuiluih-.' ttT-ndvauce
and threatened danger. At that luo
meat the Third souaves, led by Colonel
Cbabrao aud olieylug the orders of Vh--tor
Enimauucl ll attacked the Aus
tria us with the bayonet, threw the en
emy back acrow the bridge over the
Se-ila and drowned runny of them In
the Sasefta eanal.
In this memorable battle the king
waa constantly In the nen-eot of the
light. The aounve were enchanted
with his pruweMS, aud In the evening
a eergeaut of the reglitieut proposed
that they should Keud a cougratulstory
address to bla msjeety.
jtV raise htm to the rank of cor
poral.'' suggested oue. which propuel-
tlon waa unanimously adopted. The
scholar of the couiimny ibereuioo aet
Iowa In his -fluent calligraphy:
"lly the wish of the Third reglaieut
uf sons res Victor Emmanuel, by trade
king of Sardinia. Is appointed unani
mously a corporal hi toe said regi
ment." Then, while the ebb waa hot. a
deputation of corporals and men weut
o Castle Tortone. where the king was
stayuig. The deputation was announc
ed. The king waa pleased to receive It
at ouce. notwithstanding the fact that
he was In his shirt sleeves. Be was
ereatly moved by the token of admira
tion, proued the atrlpea to bis heart
and conveyed his thanks In such terms
that the zouaves. In a delirium of Joy.
bee red bun as If they would never
top, and In takiug their leave one and
all embraced ihetr newly appointed
corporal. reunion's.
HIGH EXPLOSIVES.
Making Them la Very Dslieata and
Camples Process.
Almost all Ibe high explosives have
cottou aa their base. It la true that
very good siortuig powder ran be
made from wood pulp; but, at the ed
itor uf Nature remarks, "the artillerist
would be lu great difficulty It be were
provided with such a propellaut. lie
cause In order to obtalu any sort of
regularity the nitration of the wood
pulp baa to lie kept at a low point, and
the ballistics, on which the artillerist
depends, would be quite thrown out1
High explosive, are cellulose highly
nitrated-that Is, highly charged with
nitrogen. This process rouslsts of tin
nicnilug cotton waste it bat has beeu re
peatedly tvesled, picked and dried) In
a mixture of utlrtc and sulphuric ac
ids. In the proportion of Tl per ceut
sulphuric acid, 21 per cent nitric acid
aud 8 per ceut water. After the acids
hare acted fur the required lime they
are rvmored. The cottou la washed
rt'iiestedly and boiled several times In
water. It Is then pulped, partly dried
and prraaed luto molds
The manufacturer dors his best to
regulate his output, so that It shall con
(tin approximately eleveu molecules of
nitrate to the quadruple molecule of
crlluloae. aa shown In the formula, or
a couteut of nitrogen that raugea be
tween 12.93 aud 13.00 per cent.
The proems la delicate and complex,
for the proiwrtloua of ackls and water
must be exact and all must be chem
kally pure. Ilesldea this. tu. llulose
must be of uulform grade, whlca la a
moat difficult thing to obtain.
Daily Democrat by Carrier. $4 Year
j UVDAY-
NebergalFs Meat Specials
Get the spirit of thrift on
Dollar Day
10 per cent Discount on all cash purchases of SI. 00
Tf and over.
Sugar Cured Cottage Rolls, regular 17'c
Dollar Day at 15c in $1.00 lots.
lb.
Salmon for canning, choice Silver Sides in 50 and
100 pound lots, at 6c net No discount.
ZZ&t.D. E. Nebergall Meat' Go.
ey day. Second and Lyon Sts
INDIA'S QUEER BELIEFS.
Buddhists Would Oie Rather Than
Loss a Limb or Eat Moat.
India's population la 32.VUW.00O. Prac
tki)y all the races aud rellgloua of the
world are represented. Ninety-eight
and alx-lentba per cent of the people
cannot rend or write. Kour per cent
of the Inhabitants eat regular meals
The remainder eat when they can and
where they can. The average native
til India Uvea on leaa food per diem
than any other human being In the
world Itellgloua prejudices are lu
reuse. Mou willingly die rather than
submit lo some dismembering surgical
operation, (or did not Allah command
them to aiipenr before bltn ss they left
him to co Die Into the world?
The Buddnlsts will not eat meat or
take even a medicine deiired from an
animal. They died by millions during
the bubonic plague rather tbuu take a
prophylactic serum made from peislu
snd beef broth because the pig from
which peln wna obtained waa on
clean to the Mohammedan and Hindu,
and the killing of Ibis animal aud the
bull from whk-b the broth waa made
was agaliutt the tenets of the Bud
dbUtlr faith. I knew an editor Is
Poona. India, to absolutely refuse a
3."J0 yearly advertisement of a patent
nicdk-ttie liecsuae It contained peistn.
ludhius are food of ismi and last
year Imported over S40.0tXI.utn worth
of sugar. Clothing Is made chiefly
from cotton, which Is largely grown In
the country.-W. E. Augblnbangh In
lslle's
When You 8se Stars."
The man who when struck violently
ou the head says be "saw stars' Is not
far from telling the truth. The fsl
is thu I there, bi a phosphorescent pow
I er In the eye which dues not attract a
person's attention under ordinary con
dltiims. but which Is distributed and
reveals Itxelf wbeuerer the bead gets
a sudden shock snd sometime even
lu Ibe art of sneezing. A blow on the
head results In a pressure of the blood
verncls upoii the retina, causing either
total darknesa or a faint blue light
bleb floats before the eyea. and It Is
in this faint blue light the Imagination
discerns I lie thousand of fan Untie
forms and figure that by general nc
eptunce are termed stars; hence.
while the astronomical dUp-ay so fre
quently mentioned lusy be said to be
entirely a creature of the Imagination.
there nt at least some foundation for
the Idea.
What a Dollar Will Do at
Holloways Farmers'
Store on
IS
Twenty-five cans India Relish $1.00
Twenty-five cans Spaghetti $1.00
Tan pounds Peanut Butter $1.00
Three 9 lb. sacks best rolled oats $1.00
Three pint pura imported olive oil $1.00
Two full quarts best Vanilla or Lemon ex-
tracta or one of each $1.00
Four lbs. Holloway! fancy 35c coffee ......$1.00
21 Packages Arm ft Hammer soda $1.00
Six pounds best Tillamook cream cheese -
. $1.00
Sevan 20c cans of ripe olives $1.00
Tibetan Psnsl Code.
The Tibetan penal code Is curious.
Murder Is punished with a One very
lug according to the Importance of the
slain, then by a line of seven to one
hundred times the value of the article
stolen. Here, again, the One deiiends
on the social Importance uf the person
from whom the theft hss berifcommlt
ted. The harborer of n thief Is looked
upon as a worse criminal than the
tlilof himself. Ordeals by Ore aud by
boiling water are still used ss proofs
of Innocence or guilt, exactly as was
the custom In Euroe In the middle
ages ' And If the lamas never Inflict
death they are adepts at torture
Litorsry.
"Oh. I slmp'y adore Merellln and
Hrouulug and Henry James." said the
gushnig young person.
"Ho do I." snld Little Blnks. -They
are iwrfectly delightful. It's like send
ing your mind to a gymnasium. Br
io you rend them In the original 7"
New York Times.
The Rip Van Winkle Kind,
salesman Why not try one of our
Hip Von Winkle rugs. mndumT Pros
pective Purchaser What kind are
they? Salesman They have an un
usually long nop. Indianapolis Star.
Ths Outlet.
Physiology Teneher Clarence, you
may explain how we heiir things. Clar
eni-e Pa tells 'em to ma as a secret,
ami ma gives 'em awny at the bridge
Hub Cleveland Leader.
This world Is to the sharpest,
to Hie must wnnhr.-Clcero.
heaven
A CRUSH OF WORLDS.
rtsw Our Betsr System Msy find and
a New One Da Born.
The whole of the pruseut solar sys
tem Is ulllmitlely to full luto the sun,
rniislng mi explosion that may result
u il ncv solar s,vstem. 8ucb Is the
Mnsiiy pui forn-.ird by Professor Philip
l-'niitli. a null kuuwn astronomer,
whje reputation has rested princtelly
Ukui his researches lulu the condition
on Ibe luouu.
T,ho novel feature of lr. Kau Ill's the-"
ory Is that It la bnsed iikii the suppo
sition that m great part of Ihe known
hsolsr system. Including esiwlally the
pluuets Jupiter, Imnus and Ha turn, are
nut composed of mineral matter at all. j
but are tremendous inssaes of Ice or i
bulls uf Ice surrounding a mineral kcr- '
nel. Furthermore, he declares, a part
or what l now kuown as the Milky
way Is uot mineral or gaseous, but "a
ring of Ice duxl." uiusnee of particles i
of Ice eusiieuded 111 slue, the other
planets receiving constant addition
to their Ice mass from Ibis source.
Professor Kuutb declares that the
world already at some remote iertoils
has had a almllsr esH-iieuce. resulting
lu the death uf uoarly all animate na
ture, and tbst all species of life as we
kuow It have arisen since then. Even
tually the planets swinging through
their narrow orbits will fall Into the
suu, cauxtuii a uew expluslou aud per
haps the birth uf a ueiv solar system,
but for Ihnumuds of years before that
little, all life, either on earth or else
where, will hare disappeared. Kansas
City Journal.
ACROSS THE PACIFIC
Influence ef the "Great Circle" en the
Journey to Manila.
If you wanted to go from the Pana
ma canal to Yokohama which of these
two would the shorter router Klrat.
'across tike ocean lo Hawaii aud from
there to Yokohama, or. second, up
slong the roaat to Kan Francisco and
then directly across the Psclttc to Aslal
Nearly everybody would answer In
favor of the Hawaiian route But the
navigators tell us the Journey la 2t!d
utiles shorter by way offau Francisco.
The "great circle" dors II Its Influ
ence on dlstauce sends ships from Ban
FrancUco to Maulla by way of the
Aleutian Ulands. Actually our veasela
would go tuucb fartiter north than they
do but for I lie dtacoursgerueut of the
l ulled States hydrographlc bureau at
Washlugtuu. which sdrloea a central
route, more than StKJ miles longer than
the great circle. In order to excap the
fogs snd fc-e of the fnr north
The Hawaiian Islnnda are frequently
described as "the cmauroads of the Pa
cine." Their people are naturally look
ing forward lo wonderful commercial
development Tbey will doubtless en
Joy sulatantlal progress as a commer
cial center because many conditions In
ocean currents snd In prevailing w I is la
and In fuel tola favor Huuolulu ss a
wsy station route. But It to well to re
member that these Islands were plant
ed a little too near ibe equator to be a
cronsrosda of the north Pacific. Boa
ton Herald.
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Wonderful Names.
The serrnteeutb century Jurymen
had one dixndvantsgr to contend with
froi nhiVh hi sitci-ewMir fa happily
- - - e-1r..t..p,,i.. tomttted
Special at Pfeiffer's
All $1.50 Hats $1.00
All $1.50 Shirts $1.00
Three 50c Neckties . $1.00
For Dollar Day
Only
10 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON ALL SUITS PUR
CHASED ON DOLLAR DAY
You will always gind good values and the hcut goods
in men's wear at this store.
W. F. PFEIEFER
with an Jnlolemlile iinuie. Jsuies
Broome In bis 'Trawl (iter Kuglsud.
Scotland and Wales," a work publish
ed In I Tiki, gives a cop of "a Jury
Iteturu made st llye. Huel. In the
Isle Itettelli.Mta. TnHilil-ome Times."
Here sre the names: -!tsud fsst on
high KlriugiT of CruwhiirM. Fairth Ad
ams of Wsrhlelou. KIH"ln Pimple of
Wit bam. (Iruceful llanllug of I .ewes.
Wcei not Hilling of Ihe same. Be
Faithful Joiurr of Itrliliug. Fly lebate
Itoberta of Ibe same. Fighl Ihe good
Fight of Faith While or F.me,.ltcturo
S-luisn of Wntllug. Meek Brewer of
Oakhsm. Mute Fruit Fowler of ast
llwlley, llon for lleudlug of the
nuie"-t.uiittou I'hnmli-le
He Saved the Pstsnl Omse.
When lu the war uf INU Ihe British,
who bsd taken Washington. I rallied
heir gnus un the iwlenl odlce In-.
Tbomion. throwing hlmwlf directly be
fore Ihe guns, rrk-d:
"Are you tCugllahmcn or Ooths and
Vsndsis? This Is the pateut olBce a
depository uf the Ingenuity aud Uirso
lluus of the Atuerii-nu umloo lu which
Itie whole civilized world Is lutrrealed.
Would you dectruy It? 1'ben let the
chant psas through tuy bedy."
And the building was spared. Twen
ty four )irs;afterward. bifwever. It
waa deMirnyed by (Ire. logeiber with
everrthtue lu It.
PPS.D fUR WANT ADS
Puritan Motor
Oil
Leon E. Rennets' Garage
The Hsady Place to Bey Gasoline
212 E. First St
Rod Crows
Gasoline
FORD OWNERS: We are agenU for Ihe Hasslrr
Shock Absorber. Makes your car ride like a Pack
ard. It's different. Come in and see it
Our money-saving Repair Dep't gives you .
satisfaction
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Street
DOLLAR DAY ONLY
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$1.75 Salad Sets $1.00
$1.65 Casserole Set
$1.25 to $1.75 Sugar and Creamer 7.
$1.25 to $1.50 Fancy Plates . .
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
Yz Doz. 7-inch plates . ; $1.00
We will offer a few 20-inch Jointed Dolls, regular
$2.00 for:.. $1.00
"We will give many other $ bargains. Come in and look.
Essex & Essex