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ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT. TUESDAY, AUGUST 1J, 191. TACrTHRM. t-Vm Packers, Costs and Profits How much do you think it costs 1. To dress beet, cure hides, and prepare all the numerous by products? 2. To cool the meat for two or three days before shipment? 3. To freight it to all parts of the country in special refrigerator cars, iced daily? 4. ' To carry it in hundreds of branch houses, each with its refrigerating plant? 5. And to deliver it to the retailer sweet and fresh in less than two weeks after dressing? Swift & Company did all this for you in 1917 at an expense of less than 2 cents per pound of beef sold, including an average profit of 4 of a cent a pound. Figure for yourself how little effect this cost and profit had on prices you paid for beef steak. Swift & Company, U. S.A. KODAK KOIt III K HOYS OVER THERE l'l' TL'HKS mean nwiv limn I.I' I i'KKS. Wo soli Kiiatnmn Auto grnph Kodaks ftml Films. Ilrinir us your film nml gel the flnishi-d pictures the next dsy. Wood worth Drug Co. - !! i i i CITY NEWS MA n fa. -i Mmmm "iiow Do You Do" And "Good Bye" You Use Theso Wocdi when friends come to vmir hnniA. Ynu nro Mi-1Mi'uJ'T'T,i"MJtifli vuui to see them, and 5vVJftffiW'f miry that they IT IS THE WAY OF TIIK MULTNOMAH HOTEL at I'ortlimd. Cordlnlity of Greeting, nice service, rnrnge for your imp if you nro diiving a car, anil closo proximity to nil places of interest, are mak ing Tlie Multnomah PORTLAND'S LEADING HOTEL v.. VIERECK'S BATHSffi hinandHair T Upon 7 a.m. to 1 p.m.,! Culling Open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. .Saturdays 10 p.m. Corner Flint and Ellsworth Street On Yaration Mrs. I.illinn Rcdeker left this morn inir. fur Portland und Seattle for a two-weeks' vacation. Iteturnrd Front Portland J. J. Hurret returned homo lust night from a business trip to Port' land. YiKited Brother Mrs. Frank Liurke of Alameda, Cal. who has been here visiting ut the home of her brother, W, E. Parriah, went to Portland this morning to viait oth er relatives. In Eugene Last Night Miss Murgurvtte Hayes returned home this morning from Eugene, ! where ahe viaitod overnight with ! friemla. She went to Newport thi8 J noon to join Miaa Gladys McCourt for a week's stay. . ! Weather Report Yesterday's temiieraturo ranged from 1:1 to 80 decrees. Tho river is at .0 foot. llerc From Fort Canny Clarence Wioka of 5th Co. at Fort Canby is home on n furlough visiting his parents. Returned to Portlivul liev. H. W. Cottrell of Portland re turned home this morning after trons ucting business here. Id turn From Newport si, H. Thompson and family return ed home last night after n few days' stay in Newport. They mndo the trin in their cnr. Spent Day Here Miss Helen Muzzy of Scio spent th day in Albany with Mrs. Win. Tohl. She Is on her wny to Portland. Went to Salem Miss M. Hrtish went to Salem this morning to viait friends. II A f T I TAXTIV HZHXHXHXHXHX.IL'HXHXHZH 1 1 li 1 1 1 1 liiT M X IF YOU INTEND TO BUY ANY ZHXHXMZHHXHZHZHSHSH Z II X H X M X i. 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"Usually we just 'nl;e the hoys over and jro up and down the Hne a few times. Of course the German archies shoot all the time :ind thp first time they come near, you feel like zooming it off for home. t'lt is not an uncommon thing for the Germans to waste five hundred shots on one of us during a trip ud and down the sector wo cover. So far they have never seriously injured or bothered any of the gimpers. But when the first one you've ever heard explode with a grunt near you. it's scarry, though it may be a consider able distance off. "You think it's gone through your engine or some vital spot. I remem ber one chap w took out who has since become used to them. Ye were spotted by the Germans until we were over a nest of archies. Then they let us have it, dozens of them on all sides. I Vept leading the new man on. until one exploded between us. "He dived straight down and then went homeward. When last seen he was going south full speed, forgetting all about our formation. The rest of us went home after finishing the pa trol, but he had not come back. We l et' an to get worried. j "Forty-eight hours and no word from him. Then a telephone call came ; in from a city about 20 mile off, say- ! ing he was safe and wanted a trucK ; to come over after his plane, which was damaged in landing. We asked why he hadn't called up before and he I replied: 'Well, it took me some time io get over shelKhock We had a good ; Uugh, for he was a comical chap and '.he life of the squadron. "Another time another Gimper and NILSON TRACTORS. Ittillt up to a utaiuiunl, not down to a prlrp. I.iirht WfiKM Strong pull Supertoi imt)ty ,uiotn:itlc Trftctlon by "pull" lnstiU of ,!..;.! W.-iKht. St.tiiiN u; to hurd Frrvlr? with mini mum rpc''fp. XiNtin Sftilnr, 24-36 II. 1.; Nlltw Junior, l&-:'6 II. V. See our am-nt, or notid for r:it.loe Nll.SON TltAOTi'R SALKS COMPANY. Kant Morrison mul llnst TIiIiaI Sw. 1'ortliiinl. Orvjr.tn. Save the Fruit EAT WHAT YOU CAN and Whst You Can't YOU CAN And don't overlook the fact that you can save money by buyine your canning supplies at HoUo ways' Farmers' Store. Economy Caps, per doz. ... 25c Mason Caps I5c to 25c Use either one you want to YOU KE PAYING FOR THEM. Kerr self-sealing-, per dozen 22c T o:ior.iy Jars, f inta 95c Quarts 11.05 Half-Kallons 1.40 Fancy dried peaches , per . pound 12 l-2c Fancy SteJed Raisins, 2 for 15c Bulk Cocoa, per pound .... 20c Kemember the White Laundry Soap 5c Peanut Butter 17 l-2c Holloway Farmers5 Store Where Groceries Are Sold Right BOTH PHONES 7 I took up a new man, a littl chao who had just come out from school. 1 1 did pretty well, despite the arch ies, and we were coming home when he suddenly piqued on a plane with our own coquards on the wings. "It was another of the Kimpers. Or dinarily, if one gimper wants to pique on another for fun, it's all right, but for a new man to do it, it's bad form. .So the gimper who was being piqued said to himself, as he reported later, 'You youngster, I'll teach you to pique on a gimper.' "He turned on the new chap, who was piquing, but who had not Tired, and gave him a volley of shots a little to one side of the wings. A good shot can do that without risk of hitting the machine coming at him. It was a surprise to the new man, who dived straight groundward, flattened out and headed due south. We wondered where he would stop, and heard noth ing of him for a day and then a tele phone call told us he had landed when his gas gave out just this side of Swit zerland. His version of the story was that three boches had attacked him and driven him to where' haj landed. Hia scar, la one of the' squadron stories. . "Another of our real gfmpers, when he first started, got into a duel with a plane behind bui linea. For half an hour they maneuvered for position and finally our gimper got tt, between his victim and the sun. , He was diving and just ready to shoot when he no ticed the American coquards on the machine. h piqued at As he put it, his mouth was watering 'to let the boche have it when he saw it was an American. He pulled off and the two planes came down. ; "Once on the ground in an aviation fijlJ the two fighters looked each oth er over. Imagine their surprise on each finding that the other was an old chum from the south, where they had been schoolboys together. Neither l.new the other was in France, since they came from different camps, and only providence, that looks after avi r.tors, prevented xheir shooting each other." - - EAT SYRUP use And save sugar. We carry all kinds. Fine table and Orlean in bulk. Bring your pail. Snowdrif t Shortening, beats them all. We have it and recommend it. Phones 51 SEAR' 1st cod Ferry , Iff vk. 1 ( 'f Blackberries Wanted Linn and Benton Fruit Association will pay five cents a pound cask for Himalaya. Evergreen or any va riety of blackberries. Will accept any quantity from on e pound up. Will furnish ahlpplac crates free. PRUNES: We pay 2 cents per nound cash and furnish the boxes. We are also interested in early ao pies, plums and prune. Let Of know how many you have for sale. Both 'phones. W. R. SCOTT, Mgr. MAEGUEBITE CUBK;BichtaW CiLOUE Tuesday AND Wednesday , Announcement Extraordinary The FORDSON TRACTOR Cun be seen at the FORD GARAGE j Arrange for a demonstration with W. W. CRAWFORlJ, 9th and Bukcr Streets, opposite S. P. Depot, Albany, Oregon. ; Price, including plows IllJIJ
