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About Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 24, 1917)
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24. 117. aoe raat A FACT! Sear' Special Blend of COFI'KK lor ISc or J lb, tor 1 Equals any 45c Cofta In I n. Tim aL.ne rod '.c .l'. . AnJ w .lo have oik f r .V)r and one for 25c. Try ii anil b mnvincrd o( it. valua. Sears' Phone 51 1st and Ferry Streets Eastburn Bros. THE GROCERS A ficill barrel ol lliirne Made 8AUEK KRAUT Try a quart al IS cent Si pounds Iwoai PowOCI 2Sc lll.UK ribhon flour rmdlrlnn's Ilyrra Ural. .1 ti 90 Fruil Iri at MM ai l'ng a Ihry lal. Eastburn Bros. VliLKCK'S BATHS Kiral-claaa Workmrn O .iy Or, t liMn I a oi. ui 1 o n., Satuider II : ol Im, IVti mI lea ); su..i. Quality Talks We five both ualily and pri;e -a combination Ikal'a Uar I W hen. South Bnd Malleable Ranges Evrrlasting (inrnt balers an I conker. Splendid nrw linr ol Healing Stove Barker Hard ware Store lie W Pint Si A QUALITY STORE W. Mil lb. ba.l.l Uveal erlc.i Wiidi Rtaalnai F G. WiH Real Estate Loans & Insurance Collins & Taylor Albany Hotel Hnildlnn Fisher-Bradcn Undertakers Lady aaaiatant Auto-llearar service U desired. THE HEHT BAKRI) GOODS lonocsRiis, produgb ana) FRUITS PARKER'S "Thf Sia ol Qea'Uy" IM Lyaa Si. Sot Phonea n A Cool Cooking Aid for Sunmer THIS CONVENIENT BLSCTKIC Raniie la amall in aize but gtcat in uarfulneaa. For the cotta ;e, ihe aarlment litdirnrtie, or aoywlirrc lba kit clien Utilities are limited II co-li by Electricity economically; and, of cou'rar, it i clean and cool. Further information at any dealer's or at our ihowrnoms; or tele phone 15. OREGON POWER CO. 300 V. Second Both Phones 15 LETTER PROM DR. IntarcstinK Notes About Camp Greene Camp Greene has proved to be for the present National Guard ramp. We expected New Kni(lanl men, but instead have those from the far North weil, Washington, Idaho, Wyoming Molilalia and Oregon, so far. No one nowi the future of the camp, but we expect draft men, too, before Ion;?. These Westerner, are surely rrai men. GrMl in many Vtjra. Phytic ally they are sons of the giant. When the Wyoming regiment marchfd throtitrh Charlotte thf people simply Mood with open eyes art, mouths. We hear repeatedly that nevrr as there it finer group of coldier physically. And (hy would jrivt- thf Kaiser SOflK thing In ll nk ahmit if ihry could v" t a chance. This ii distinctly a I JtftfeaV army. Wc in the Fast have ometimri don the West injustice regarding th- war. We hac thought ihein uaclfiata. Brit these Western states were the first to make up their quota, and the men are indignant because an draft SWU sl lowed Here is going to he soni' trouble The army is bring orgaui OA the French system ii appears, an! t'Otnpanirs nearly doul1ed in size These men are afraid th.tt drafted nsfi from anywhere will he ptared with them, and they want the distinction of heir.g wiJnn'f . Thry ;ir vtvj proud of the fact. These men are the richest soldier i-' She world. ! think. srinonl dtfiiV in . nt Montana company tlsern arc EMORE-nlv three men who do not owe land Tttlf. morning I a a . talking with an or lnar soldier and asked "l,r wat hi- work W$S "Oh I faric a little," h replied. "Do you own Ian!'" ! rd 'A little' r l;,d, and I, loaaa more questions I discovered lit i he and his brother jw n 14' arre of go,d land wort!i at least S ti aire. One boy was showing pictures of his home and mention-! that it was his horse in the picture. I asked him how many horses .ie had and discovered that he owned I great hunch of horses and shout 7W cattle. One man owns three grain elevators and land in great meat, He is worth towards $1;, X) but is serving as a private Sit ting by the man at mess I discover ed that he is a practicing lawyer " Portland. The Oregon rnginerr afc of course a picked bunch. Sixt per cent of them are college men. I was riding in an army wagon with a young fellow who seemed an i KOOfl at driving the four mules, and f (oad that he is a merchant, but like all the rest he has land. He owns o40 acre, the most of it good vheat land. "I am impressed with th oatrot im of these men. When war a declarfrd ihey pimply tlfftied oer their affairs as .-?stily as they coaifd sad enlisted. They are the ftroug nen of the West. They ar : not , diers of fortune. There s a Rftfll 'e termination about 'them, iut i to-.! all express the wish ha: the .ir would stop and they OslMl get hack to business about. I makes tic optimistic tor the c.intr to I'.injrlc with ther- men. rl course th-ie are toaafi f the ':htT kind, to but not oaany. Theie arc ft w" nk cheeks aid I II i sued oM toughs who can swear in a way to make your hair Man. I on end. but with the ease with which they crack a hlacksnake 'whip or throw a lariat. Rut tac them all the way and 1 only wish that we could have the Kaiser review them. I think he would throw up his hamls. "Our work is going strong. The 1 V. C. A. uniform is all the pas wc need We can go anywhere, an.' arc received with respect always, ard sometimes with little less tha" a:- SAGE TEA DANDY TO DARKEN HAIR i J W1 5 -i2 Da.yiltla Hart ;.l . Mara Young Men in College, High School. Business Profess ions; Come to Us YOU'LL BE INTERESTED in the new Hart Schaff ner & Marx styles for fall; new colors, new weaves, new models. Suits and overcoats made with prac tical ideas in style, with wholesale dignity. Belt suits, military types, high waisted coats; mili tary overcoat models; a great assortment of th.' best things. You will continue to get good clothes for reason able prices at this store. We will continue to guar antee and insure your complete satisfaction in the wearing of these clothes. There will be no reservations or exceptions to our satisfaction-guaranteed policy. THE TOGGERY The Home of Hurt Schaffncr A Marx Clotha It't Grandmother's Recipe Bring Back Color and Lustre to Hair. You can turn gray, faded hair beau tifully dsrk and lustrous almost over night If youH pet a 50-cent bottle of "Wyeth's Sag and Sulphur Compound" at any drug store. Millions of bottlea of thU old famous Sage Tea Recipe, Un proved by the addition o( other ingredi ents, are sold annuallv, says a well- known druggist here, because it darkens the hair so nsturallr and evenlv that no one can tell it has been applied. Those whose hair is turning gray or becoming faded have a surprise awaiting tlp-m. because after one or two applica tions the gray hair vanishes sad your locks become luxuriantly dark and beau tiful This la the age of youth. Gray-haired, unattractive folks aren't wanted around, so get busy with Wveth's Sage and Sal phur Compound to-night and you'll be de lighted with your dark, haadsome hair and your youthful appearance within a few days. This preparation is a toilet requisite and is not intended for the core, mitiga tion or prevention ot disease, Everyone Should Drink Hot Water in the Morning Waah away all Iha atomach, liver, and bowel poison bofoit) braakfaat. HZNZMXH HAMILTON!? In every department of our store there are practical! suggestions of economy for you. ECONOMY is the NEWEST AMERICAN word. And we suggest that we principle in buying the prices which are as low (Dress Goods Section) MIDDY FLANNEL In scarlet, dark red, grey, brown, navy, 27-in. ar.i 29-in., priced from 35c to $1.00 (School Supplies) s M can help you carry out its' best qualities of goods fori as possiDie. (Domestic Section) COTTON CREPE DE CHINE V-in. wide! in light blue, light green, white and flesh used for Envelope Chemise and nightgown? Flesh 75c Other colors 50c (Men's Wear Section) Tablets, Pencils, Compo sition Books, Pen.! Boxes, Crayolas, Pe holders and Pen Point , at Economy Prices (Shoe Section) Women's dark brown 8 inch lace boot, mustard color, cloth tops, leather Louis heels-. St s. K 3 H X H X H X H X H X H X H X H X H X H X H HXHXHXH I Undor WQQ h N DAWERS and SHIRTS Extra heavy ribbed cot- H ton garment, $1.00 value. ' Our price 89c shirt 89c drawers $7.25 Cash Values HALM1T0NS (Pattern Section) H Only 3 very few days left now in which to renew your subscription to the eTW X DELINEATOR H To renew now you'll have to pay less than half of qe what it will be by Jan. I. Worth While taction. We run movies for them, classes in French, field days, stunt nights, get up entertainments, keep open house, nave the most ennn. ustic religious meetings, are vent uMe confessors to them, mess with them, sell them stamps, hear the con fidences often of sad and ioi.civ hearts, say nothing when they sim ply wither the leaves on the tree with profanity, and watch with sat isfaction how the profanity grow te;s around us. We get them into the churches and other city aasast To fool your host day In and day out. to u oi clean Inside; no sour bile to coat your tongue and sicken your breath or null your head, no constipa tion, bilious attacks, alck headache, cotda. rheumatlam or gaaay, acid atom ach. you muat bathe on the lnalde like you bathe outaide. This Is vastly more Important, because the skin pores do not abaorb tmpuritlea Into the blood, while the bowel pores do. says a well known physician To keep those poisons and toxins well flushed from the stomach. Ilvor. kidneys and bowele, drink before break fast each day. a glass of hot water with a teaspoonful of limestone phos phate In It. This will cleanse, purify and freshen the entire alimentary tract, before putting more food Into the stomach. Oct a quarter pound of limestone phosphate from your pharmacist. It Is Inexpensive and almost tasteless, except a sourish twinge which Is not unpleasant. Drink phosphnted hot water every morning to rid your sys tem of these vile poisons and toxins; also to prevent their formation. To feel like young folk feel: like you felt before your blood, nerves and muscles became saturated with an ac cumulation of body poisons, begin this treatment and above all. keep It up! As soap and hot water art on the skm, cleansing, sweet, nine snd pnrlfytng. so limestone phosphste and hot water be fore breakfast, act on the liver, kidneys aad bowels. ties, bring out delegation ofldaa people to meet them, act aa their go ' bctweens, and do anything that real friendship suggests. "We hare five Y. M. C -A. build ings here. Recently we had 1,00 men in ours at one time. Wc have 10 Y. M. C. A. men here bow, 4ud are worked from 5:30 ia the morn ing until II at night. Mora 'Kan 500 letters a day are written OB onr stationery in our one building. Bat enough for the time. W. T. ELMORE. ...........,ew WOOF! WOOF! WOOF! A N Y S NATIONAL BANK SBRVK BY SAVING Every dellar pal bate the beak will and save Ufa and siiflsrai. .lt is te the that the goTensment ia lee Una. hi this ought not to appeal ha Tata. Saee far meat that ha done s much fee yeas. everyday thai) crisis aat H oreI S SAVINGS BAN! Fountain Syringes AND HOT WATER BOTTLES $1J5 to tSJt Me to SMS lac .. ISc FOUNTAIN SYRINGES HOT WATER BOTTLES Guaranteed one and two years HOT WATER BOTTLE COVERS FOUNTAIN SYRINGE TUBING BULB SYRINGES S0c to SMS aad EAR AND ULCER SYRINGES - He awrJ WE MEND HOT WATER BOTTLES Woodworth Drug Co.