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ALBAHT DAILT DEMOCRAT, MONDAY, AUGUST 28. 1918.
New Fall Dress
Goods
Beautiful styles, excellent values
New Wool Plaids, in pretty color combinations, yard
50c to $1
44-inch all-wool Serges, good shades, yard
$1
42-inch Wool Taffeta, a splendid fabric yard
$1.25
New wide stripes in all-wool fabrics, yard
$2 and $2.25
Children's Canvas Gloves . ... 5c pr.
Ladies Gauntlet Canvas Gloves, 3 pr. for 25c
FLOOD'S STORE
334 West FirstfSt.
Always the Best Stationery
Can Be Had at
DAWSON'S DRUG STORE
"THE STORE OF QUALITY"
8m
J. S. Setchfield
Before building
Fireplace
WORK ABSOLUTELY
GUARANTEED
Prevent future trouble
332 LYON ST.
WHEN answering classified ads,
please mention the Democrat.
Hawrley's Campaign.
Saltm, Or., Aug. 28. The Republi
can congressional committee, oi the
First District, has aifected an organi
zation and outlined plans for an ag
gressive campaign this Fall in behalf
of the re-election of Representative
Willis C. Hawley. This committee al
so plans actively and effectively to co
operate with the Republican state
central committee and the various
county committees.
Chairman W. J. Culver and Secre
tary Treasurer Ronald C. Glover were
reelected to take charge of ihe of
fice work of tne committee, and wilt
maintain offices in the Hubbard
building.
Daily Democrat by Carrier. $4 Year.
GLOBE
Today acid Tuesday
Daniel Frohman
presents
PAULINE
FREDERICK
EUJUNE FKEDEKKK stif
Parooua FJayrn
in
A vivid adaption of Mary Johnston's celebrated
novel and play
"AUDREY
Adapted by Harriet Ford and
E. F. Boddington
99
A "Paramount Picture" produced by the
Famous Players Film Go.
LIKE CAESAR OF OLD CAPI.
DICK EXHORTED HIS MEN
ADDED ATTRACTION
GLOBE
Tuesday and Wednesday
. The Laugh-Makers of Quality
EUGENE ELLSWORTH
and
EDNA EARLIE LINDON
Presenting Harry Jackson's Hilarious Farce
"His Day Off"
And the Cherrians Heard the
Cry and Marched Onward
to Victory.
The Cherrians of Salem has reason
to be proud of their achievements at
MarshfieUl, where they carried off
first prize for the best drilled team,
in competition with the gladiators of
the Rosarians and Radiators, of wide
renown.
Stephen A Stone tells about it in
the Statesman in the following classic
manner:
On another notable occasion the
Salem Cherrians today successfully
defended their title as the best drilled
organization of boosters in Oregon,
winnings first prize over the Portland
Rosarians and the Eugene radiutui S in
competitive drill following the great
pageant of the railroad jubilee, which
filed through the streets of Marsh
field for two hours during the fore
noon. The prize was $50 cash. Second
prize was awarded to the Rosarians.
Like Caesar of old. Captain Char
ley Dick exhorted his men before the
tray.
"For four years I have drilled you,
Brother Cherrians," the captain said.
"and we have always gotten what we
went after. Never has we been de
feated in any competitive event. Now
Cherrians. are we going to win to
day?"
In unison the team of forty white
uniformed Cherrians answered. "We
e!"
The competition was the hardest
the Cherrians have ever gone up
against. Anxiously watching Salem
visitors could detect scarcely a flaw
in the maneuvering of the Rosarians,
and the Radiators, largest in number
of any of the uniformed bodies, show
ed careful training.
"1 don't sec how we can win this
time," was heard from various Cher
sians before it was over, but victory
came.
The Cherrians have left a deep im
pression in the Coos Bay country.
and they are told it is a favorable im
pression. The town has been plastered
with stickers by the Cherrians.
OUMMOSIS PREVENTIVE.
HER HUNDRED DOLLAR Bu
It Wil Moray Hoarded and Yet It Was
Money Flung Away.
In the American Magazine we read
the following:
"Mrs. Davis came Into possession of
a $100 bllL Prizing this money be
cause It was the first she ever earned,
be kept the original bill In her posses
sion, most of the time on ber person.
Only a short time before ber death
were ber relatives aware that she still
lad the MIL
When a little girl nine years old.
she deposited $10 in a savings bank
and received a pasa book. She carried
bis book with Der for seventy-five
rears. Three weeks before her death
ihe told her grandson she was curlona
to know if the bank was still doing
business and wbut bad become of ber
deposit. A letter giving the num
ber of her pan book, tbe amount of
the deposit and ber maiden and pres
ent name was written. Just a week
from tbe day the letter was posted a
reply was received to the effect that
tbe deposit, together with the accrued
interest for seventy-five years, amount-
tag In all to $325.05, was lu tbe bank
for Mrs. Davis.
"Had Bhe deposited tbe $100 bill
with a savings bank paying 4 per cent
Interest compounded quarterly the
principal and Interest would have
amounted to tbe handsome sum of
fGOl.89. Tbe $100 bill would bare
earned for her fire other $10U bills.
Her Investment at nine years of
age multiplied Itself for ber thirty-one
times. Her sentiment at tbe age of
thirty-nine, persisted In for forty-five
years, deprived ber of many comforts
In her old age which tbe $W0 would
have provided."
Tennis Tournament
A city tennis tournament will be
held next Monday, labor day on the
Y. M. C. A. courts. Entries may be
filed wilh Secretary McDonald, of the
Y. M. C. A.
High Wheat
A. W. Bowcrsox, of the Red Cr- -i
Mills, who has been in the wheat busi
ness for 27 years, says that this is the
first season he remembers when
wheat sta-tcd here immediately af'.ir
harvest as high cs a dollar a bush").
This makes it a peculiar year in the
this city. Tomorrow it may be lower. 1
Value of Lime is Show in the Exper
iments of Mr, Faulkner, of
Corvallia,
(Published by ropiest.)
A sure preventive and an efficient
remedy for the control of gummosis
in swet cherry trees has been discov
ered and tested out by W. M. Faulk
ner of Corvallis, and (his remedy is
nothing less than lime.
A number of years ago Mr. Faulk
ner was representing a nursery com
pany that advertised to fill in the
second year all' trees that failed to
live, and Mr. Faulkner observed that
the fitlin-iii process required more
sweet cherry trees than oil other trees
combined, and he accordingly began
a study of the causes of the loss of
the cherry trees..
He purchased a farm two miles
north of Corvallis, and made tests of
the soil, lie found that the acid soil
caused the gummosis. and he found
that the use of. slack lime would eoun
tcrract this acidity and if used in the
right proportion would sweeten -the
sourest soil.
As a preventive of gummosis, Mr.
Faulkner used the lime when setting
out his orchard, using from one to
three tons of lime to the acre, accord
ing to the .nature of the soil. A hole
three feet square was dug for each
tree, and three pounds of lime mixed
with the earth. As the trees grew
more lime was added, being worked
into the soil by cultivation. The treat
ment was continued until the trees
were six or seven years of age, by
which time the roots of the tree have
penetrated the deep, sweet soil, and
will not need to have the lime added.
For trees affected wilh the gum
mosis, if they are not too far gone,
treatment with the lime worked into
the soil, will improve them or cure.
The lime should be worked well down
to the roots.
Mr. Faulkner has made tests of all
the sweet cherries, including the Roy
al Anne, the King, the Lambert, the
Centennial, the May Duke and the
Black Taratarian, and has found the
lime treatment efficacious. He has
never sprayed his trees, nor have they
ever been afflictd w-ith disease. He in
vites any one interested to call at his
farm on rural route Xo. 1, two miles
north of Corvallis.
A GREAT STORY.
Another Version of the Manner In
Which Villa Met his Numer
ous Deaths.
A Japanese physician hy the name
of Xodko claims to have brough
about the ileal li of Villa by slow poi
son given under the guise of medical
treatment, according to Ihe Chilian
hua local papers today.
After Villa's deaih. Dr. N'odka is
quoted as saying that the remaining
Villa leaders gambled with dice to
decide who should impersonate the
dead chief, and the lot fell lo Col
Gaca, who hears a strong personal
resemblance lo Villa.
To prevent the deception from be
Hug disclosed. Colonel ltaca is said
to be surrounded hy this personal
bodyguard, who keep the common
soldiers and ranchers from coming
too near.
Dr. Nodka, according lo the pa
pers, had been administering poison
for three months, with ihe result thn
Villa died shortly, after his defeat a
Parral.
opyrif hi 191S The Pldor. AdmtUtfl. Boa It
The
Picture Tells
The Story
Not Adjourn this Week.
(By' Unite.l Press)
' Washington, Aug. 23. Senator
Kern announced that the senate
could not finish the legislative pro
gram Friday. This killed the hope for
congressional adjournment this week
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9 COURT HOUSE NEWS 8
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Warranty Deeds.
Minor Lewis and wife to Paul Wcs
singer and Henry Wagner, April 21st,
1916. Lands in block No. I. in McCul
ly's Add. Harrisburg.
Wm. Curtis and wife to Chester
Curtis. Aug. 14, 1916. Lands in Tp.
14. S. R. 4 west. $1.00
rlctm
RIP
JOHNSON'S
BEST
Made in Albany
Tried and found lo
be all that tht
name implies.
Albany Mill and
blevator Company.
Dur work speaks
tor itself. HUB
DYE WORKS
Auio calls and de
livers.
Telephones:.. Bell
499-R; Home 480
Oxy-Acetylene
Welding, Carbon
Burning and weld
Ing. SNYDER'S
Where they do
thinirs.
4 E. Second St
is
MUTHS KFVSOMO
Iff UDflUl V
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Specialisation
Is the chief factor
in quality and
economy. We arc
Albany s exclu
sive specialists in
our line.
Essex and Essex,
The Chiropractor's
Way is Natures
Way
Examination Free
Dr. Geo. J. Kenagy
5uite 401-2 Nation
al Bank Bldg.
Blacksmithlne
Horse shoeing, saw
filing and bicycle
repairing.
McCAULEY and
McGEE
1137 Salem Road
, "Greater than necessary"
that's the dictionary defini
l tidn of "EXTRA.
And thai ia exactly what
every car-owner buys
when he specihes
TIRES AND
TUBES
"Greater than necessary
ready for the unusual
demands 1
The endurance-strain of lbntr,
tours; the friction-test of fast
r1rivinr the certain hold on slicK
pery places for all these Fire
stone building "extras" pile up
comfort and lessen cost.
Buying for Our 125 Busy
Stores
for spot cash and our modern selling methods mean a saving to you.
365 days in the year of 23 to 33 1-3 per cent. We prove It every
day. If you are not customer of the Golden Rule and want to save
get busy.
Ladies' $1.50 Waista vsc
Ladles $4.00 Crepe waists $2.98
$4.00 Dress Skirts $2.98
75c Sateen petticoats 49c
Muslin petticoats, 49c, 9c, 98c
Girls' Hats 4c
Ladies' House dresses 98c
Breakfast can 23c, 49c, 98c,
Half wool dress goods 25c
All wool serge, 36 in 49c
$1.00 All wool serge, 42 in. 79c
32 In. all wool $1.50 serge ...98c
Men's Blue Bib Overalls 75c
Men' stripe Bib Overalls ... 69c
Men's Khaki Bib Overalls 98c
Men's jackets, ssme price
Men's dress pants $1.25-1.49-1.98
Men's Corduroy pants $1.98
Men's Work shirts 45c
Men's Dress shirts 49c. 09c, 98c
Hoys' Blouses ., 25c, 43c
Boys' shirts 49c
Boys' Mule Shoes $1.40
Boys' Klk Shoes $1.89
Boys Hats 49c, 98c
Everything
Always
for Lest
tits.
'rrrney i.p
XjL.
Everything
Always
for Less
ADDITIONAL CLASSIFIED
WANTED Lady desires position in
housekeeper, or will take care of
children. WIS Lyon St.. Hell 5'M-J.
aM-JO
WANT K 1.1 Steady employment by
young married 111:111. Can furnish
personal bond and give best of ref
erences. Want place where advance
ment is possible. Address C. S. Tay
lor. Ilalscy. Or. aW-I'l
HE.MSTITCIIINfi-lOc a yard. Sue
llreckeuridge, J.I.I Second St. Hell
96. Home IK2.
LOST -G0I1I cuff button. Initial "II."
I'lcaic leave at XchcrgaH's Market
FOR SA I. F Camping outfit. Unit
SxlO). C.i II between o p. 111, and 7:30
p. 111. One block south of S. I,
shop. . a-M-.W
FOR SALF 1912 Ford car in good
condition. Bell plume 205-V, or call
720 W. 6th St. a-'IW
FOR SALE OK TRADE . Stock
ranch. Box 4.1, Brownsville.
a26 2
GIRL WANTKD Call I0J
ington St.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Good cor
net, B flat, will sell for cash or
trade for bicycle. Address M. F. Y..
Democrat office. 26-29
FOR RENT Furnished Rooms. Call
Home phone 4125. or 507 E, 4th.
n262
WANTED Someone lo hoard and
room and care for 2 children, ages
5 and 7 years. Address NVIs Ander
son, Albany, Ore., llix 297.
a'tV)'
was Archie llluckw.cH, 12 years of
age, a sou of Jamrs Hlnckwell, of
Jefferson.' He was ncur the llreiten
bush hot springs, where Ihe family
hail hern rumpiiig. The body was
"brought from Drlroii Saturday even
ing ami liikrn to Jefferson fur burial.
VIERECK'S
BATHS
Firtt-clast Workmen
Only
Cor. First and Ellsworth Streets
A. STARK,
Physician and Surgeon
Both phones 60
330 W. First St. Albany. Ore.
Was Archie Blackwell
The chilil drowned in the llreiten
hush near Detroit last l-'riday, refer
red to in the Democrat of Saturday,
LAWYERS
Abstracts examined. Corporation Law.
Financial Areata. Trusts, Escrows and
Accounts. Estates probated. Collec
tions. Deeds, Mortgages. Oenaral
practice In all courts. Correspondence
solicited. Prompt attention. Bank
references. Fourtwnin year.
UMK$ PIACQ) ON rMTUNO rtOfOtfT
Mosessohn & Mosessohn
7l4.ns.ns Chamber of Cswwsrsa BMa.
roarruuto, oaiaOM
The Charm of NORTH BEACH
lies In its easy simplicity and quaint
homeliness. Regular North Beach
visitors are those who appreciate and
enjoy the restfulness of natural
life down-by-the-sea.
North Beach
QUEEN OF PACIFIC COAST RESORTS
is easily and pleasantly reached by a short trip
from Portland on one of the
O-W.RRcScN.
Steamers, "T. J. Potter," "Hassalo," "Harvest Queen"
Season Round Trip p A AA
from Portland p4.UU
Week
End
$3.00
Ask Local S. P. Asent for Fares, or write the
General Passenger Agent, 0-W. R.R.&N.
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own Malt Houses under sanitary conditions.
Infant and thltdnn lAWve on U. Agrmm with
Iht wtakttt ttomaeh of th Invalid or Ae afeet.
JVesda no cooftfn nor addition of mllM.
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