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About Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192? | View Entire Issue (July 25, 1918)
PACK FOUR ALBANY DAILT DEMOCRAT. THURSDAY. Jl'LY 23. I18. New Arrivals TANLAC The original tonic and blood purifier None better None just as good FRED DAWSON'S DRUG STORE KXI'KKSS MIII'MrAT UK- Ladies' New Fall Coats Just f0 in the lot. Ilcnutics, every one of tbem, direct from the New York maker to you. Juttt step in and take u look moderately ihrrl $11.75 $111.50 , $17.50 $l'.l."0 $24.75 $27.50 HL.U'K SII.KS Will be In very hitrh favor this Kail. We have Peau du Soie, Satins, Chiffon, TaffcUs. Mk lines and Satin Dutchess 80 to 40 inch widthi. Priced at 1.6S to $2.7S yard BELTS VELVETEEN Black patent leather, S inchea wide! 75c each ,n "" c,rJ,naI- brown' teria, grav, emerald and black. White Kid, 2 1-2 inches wide . , . - . 75 each 1 WJ 9-e . yard GEORGETTE CREPES The most popular material for waist, collars, dresses and trim ming purposes. Wisteria, taupe, irrecn, navy. Cope, ivory, yello w, etc. Forty inches wide $1.95 a yard Flood's 334 West FOOT-SHAPIXG SHOES FOR YOUNGSTERS The necessity of proper shoes for growing feet cannot be too strongly emphasized. Starting with the first broadtoed heelless shoes for little tots, the shape and heel height should be gradually changed aa they grow older, that they may never know the torture of any foot ailment. Our Shoes for Children are scientifically constructed to meet the special requirements of every age, and their Sturdiness means a consid erable saving in Shoe Bills. White Canvas low shoes, lto5 S White Canvas high shoes, 1 to 5 1.75 White Canvaa High Shoes. 5 to 8 $2.00 White Canvaa tan Shoes, 5 to 8 1 .85 In Leather, Kid or Patent slightly more McDowell Shoe Co. Rolfe LAST TIME TODAY Real Folks ALSO "THE Fighting Trail COMING FRIDAY Mae Marsh In "TIIE FACE in the DARK " Store First SL COL. DISQUE SAYS WAR WILL BE WON WITH AIRCRAFT Supremacy Overwhelming Is Necessary to Blind Teuton Armies DISQUE DESCRIBES JOB Biggest Trick Ever Tackled by Yanks, He Thiiks; People Are Equal to Great Emergency TORTLAND, July 25. Col. Bryce P. Disque of the U. S. Signal corps is confident that when the United States has produced DeHaviland airplanes in sufficient quantities we will obtain "such a supremacy over our enemies as to insure a prompt termination of the war." This opinion is expressed in the leading article of the Monthly Bulle tin of the Loyal Legion of Loggers and Lumbermen off the press today. In it the colonel tells of a flight he made in such a machine at the Wright flying field at Dayton, Ohio. "I am confident we are on the road to such production," continued Col. Disque, "but that it will continue to be the most difficult problem that the American people have ever had to face and it will require long and hard work on the part of everybody to produce the essential parts of these machines before we can provide them in such Bargains in Groceries FRESH HOME GROWN CORN Fresh tomatoes, cabbage, cu cumbers, etc., etc. LOGANBERRY JUICE Al -bany product, at one-half the regular price while it lasts. We still sell PEANUT BUTTER at 17 I-2e per pound. And White Laundry Soap at 5c per bar; brown soap 7 for 2!e Matches 5c per bo Holloway Farmers' Store Where Groceries Are Sold Right BOTH PHONES 7 quantities as to completely overwhelm til German armies." The type of machine in which the commander of the spruce division flew costs with its delicate equipment in the neighborhood of $20,1)00. Describing a flight through the clouds. Col. Disque says: "The speed of the machine was ter rific, probably the greatest ever ob tained by an airplane in this -country or abroad, and the power of the motor was such that passing through dense clouds gave us practically no change in conditions, the only effect being a slight jar, which with a less powerful motor would have been a severe jolt." Disque rescribed the engine as a Liberty motor generating something ovr 400 horsepower. He said he went to the Dayton-Wright airplane factorv primarily for the purpose of looking into the manner in which they are util izing the material which the spruce division has been supplying them. "I found that they are using every inch of it to the best advantage and are constructing airplanes in quanti ties which are highly satisfactory and a credit to American initiative and re source," he says. FOUR YEARS OF IT A peevish, fretful, lean old man Went mad four years ago; He gave the word a war began; One's friend became one's foe. The ancient dotard passed away Long since, of rage and fright; And many millions, since that day, Have marched into the Night. Still, there be some who see these things. And wish to fight until They vindicate the right of kings To work their royal will! The Teuton and poison Turk Starve, suffer, fight right well. To turn the world into a murk Of military hell. O Satan, take your slavish Hun, And take his masters too; They sicken under God's bright sun, And long for home and you! WOOD Home Phone 4229 Bell 482-R Hay and grain buyer and shipper M. G. REED Did You Get One? If you did you have plenty of company, for evcrv delinquent Democrat subscriber received a statement of his account durintr the past two weeks. Don't frame it. Frame a cancelled check. It is more ornamental and will help The Democrat meet the increased cost of newspaper production. 52 Draft Men Sent KELSO, July 25. Cowliti count v will send f2 draft men to t'nmp Lowit this week. This is the largest contin gent yet supplied by this county. TACOMA, July 25. Lawyers of Washington who attended the annual convention of the Stale liar here to day got firsthand view of war ac tivities when they were taken through Camp lwi. I-ater during their stay here thov will see a ship launching. The convention met in the United States district court in the federal building. Bank Rttpontlbl for Error. An Intt'rvudnjj oVWts-lon has ben oinde by the Mlmourl court of apneata. Mauve to hohllnt; th aeinler of a t el i' c nun reponlhlj for a mlnnke In tn.nvnKilon. A Wyoming bnnk Me ymphetl a brokerage turn, off.wiuir a mrlomt of potatoes at $1.33 a hundrvil poumln. The telegraph mmrnny't ml tnke In trnnml.ton mmle the price 8? cents a hundred. The supimittt offer was accepted by the brokers and the potatoes were shipped. When pttytnVnt a tendered at the rate of 3. cent a hundred the Wyoming hank refused tc accept the money and h rout tit suit for the full amount. The Misnourt court of appeals ruled that the bank had made the telegraph company It agent In forwat-dlng the telegram and that as the brokerage house acted in good faith It could not be compelled to pay more than the amount quoted In the meiutage. Stat Protects War Gardens. The supreme Judicial court of Maa MchuAettn held. In the en of Com mon wenlth vs. Gallata. that where a landlord terminated a tenancy at will of city lota, the tenant was entitled tr growing crops aa against the landlord and a subsequent lessee with knowl edge of the flrat tenancy. The court said: The general prin ciple Is that where a peraon Is In dos on of land nnder a title that may be determined by an uncertain event not within his control. It Is ertnentlnl to the Interests of agriculture that such a termination of hi lease ahftll not prevent him reaping what he bns sown end we see no reason why a tenant should be denied the right to emblements by the act of the land lord where the crop Is raised on a dty lot rut her than on a farm. II the hoys fail to deliver the V $ paper each evening kindly phone ( i to the othce. The tnanajtemrnt C ) Invites complaints from its pa C ? Irons and will do its bel to C ) enrrrt faulty service J WHO'S HEADIN' SOUTH? " ATTACK KO II Y HI S" SYS MKSSKNt.FK HY I'U.KON I.ONhON. July '.:.- A nicssnge lv pigeon is the hut word Amerirnn nuvv officials here have of Knnign li. T. Kowe, Ameruan nuvttl aviator, mins ing since My .10. The message signed by Howe read: "On the water. Attacked by three Huns." Kowe and a llrttiith aviator were pat ruling off the lhitrh coast when the former was forced to descend for repairs. The Hritish aviator had turn ed homewards when he heard shots and discovered that three lit-rman planes had attacked Howe's machine. He returned to the spot where Howe hud descended but wan unable to find any trae of the Yankee. The Hritish flyer was forced to give up seurch when he discovered six tier- i man destroyers in the vicinity. It is tu'lieved Kowe was taken prisoner. HOYS SI'END VACATION TRAINING r OK SKA NEW I.ONIHiN. Conn.. July 2.V Seven hundred loys from all parts of the United States are trivint; the ir va cation to their country nt Camp Drw.v national training camp of the Junior Naval Reserves. The boys are under draft nt'e and most nre in training for service in the merchant mnrine. lfnc!o Sam needs trained young men for thin service and the shipping hoard has promised to ac cept two boys from the Junior He serve for each new ship, paying them $40 a month and maintenance, with f0 per cent bonus while in the war lone. W. J. Physioc, commandant of Camo Dewey, was drillmasU-r for Col. Roose velt's Rough Riders in 18W. WHEN ANSWERING elasaifieda ads. kindly mention The Democrat. i a ..v.', Ill COMING BIG TYkTTT - II 111 ! HART j at THE UOI.KK FRIDAY I j and SATIRDAY WE INVITE YOU to inspevt our Tacking House; then you will know why your neigh (Kir buys meat from us. D. E. Nebergall Meat Co. Ilflth Phono 47 I GLOBE B . II Elsie in the li Y. , -"vV fty Sons h,f of Songs Gk ' M NAT If K Pit TI CKS lVM .?aGtCW llll Tomorrow and Saturday mii SKSSUK IIAYAKAWA in ffeSf. A I'liHKIIHI. 1111 11 I JT-TvT? I j kaciai. drama inoucn l eans iiggg Modern Cleaning & Pressing Al volute sntiHfnctiiin trmmintrd. We arc eipiipprd to hnndle the most deli cate I .in I ix ' (iunnenti us well as plain cliithcs, iiml will do it promptly. (ilVE US A TRIAL. LORA PLOTZ, Agent Phones: Hum, 1200; Hell .VI H H Bauer & Bauer, Corvallis, Ore. Advertising Momentum Many Institutions expect advertising to perform miracles, to rehabilitate depleted list of customers In a few weeks or harvest a golden crop of dollars. Advertising 1, not based on wizardry any mors than on quackery. Its results are cumulative. There are no miracles in advertising, but money so invested, if invested properly and the opportunities thus created properly followed, will yield handsome returns. An inquiry from a prospect who has never transacted kuainsM with your organization ,is the most vital and the most potent factor In the success of your business. That inquiry represents growth, development new business, and new Inquiries are worth attention, study and care the full measure of your service. Th aggtessive and consistent adver tiser whose educational publicity attracts, will find that the business has acquired new momentum, the effect of which will be apparent in suc ceeding year. THE FINANCIAL WORLD Incorporated S J Second and I. yon Sla.