Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192?, August 21, 1918, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPACK TWO ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT. WEDNESDAY, Al'C.l'ST SI, lM Daily Democrat WM. H. HORNIBROOK, publisher Entered at the postoffice at Albany Oregon, a second elau matter. Daily published every averting except Sunday, Bemiweeaty puuusncu iueo days and Fridays. Boalaeaa Matter In ordering changes of addreaa, atib acrlbara should always give old as well aa new addreaa. ' Subscription Rate Dally Delivered by carrier, per week . . Delivered by carrier, per year . . By mail, at end of year By mail, in advance, per year . . 10c $4.00 8.50 3.00 fl.50 OS BUI- TT CVKIJ At and of year When paid in advance, on year 1.2S One cent per word for first publica ; . V,-1 f Mnt tMr word thervaf tor 'navable in advance. Minimum charge, twenty-five cents. ESTABLISHED IN 186 WEDNESDAY. AIGIST II. 1918 BELLS AND SHELLS Germany is beginning to pay, verv milHlv ma far of course, but still be ginning, to pay the piper lor ner or- riM of the oast four years. By flee- ' ins over a ruined, barren and snaiter- less land, she is beginning to pay for her ravaging or nortnern r ranee. d the growing discontent and duficul ties in Russia and Ukrainia, she is be ginning to pay for her treachery to that troubled country. For her spoliation of the beauty of Belgium no penalty has yet been tx- acted. That Fate will take a hand in this, as in the other matters, can not be doubted. Sooner or later Fate makes everyone pay for everything j" life. The Delineator has this month a page of pictures of stately and exquis ite Belgian belltowers from which the bells have been removed to make Ger man" hells.' The chimes no longer call the faithful to prayer, ring joyfully for weddings, sadly for funerals, re- mindfully on Sundays and Holy days. Their voices are stilled. They have been converted into instruments of murder, lust and rapine. For all this, Germany must pay. Wa are a generous people to our foes, particularly when the foes are beaten. But this foe cannot be dealt with on any basis of mutual honor. , for he has no honor. He must oe taught his lesson in the only way in which his limited intelligence and mor- - ais can grasp lb. xic mua vm "to pay. t Much of the beauty destroyed can not be replaced, particularly by a race incapable of producing or appreciating beauty. But the foe can be made to pay with labor and with gold for the work of his betters. Let him pay! ' PUBLICITY AND FRIENDSHIPS The United States Committee on PublataJoformation has an office in, Chile.- Through the press of that country it is working for more com plete understanding of our growing need of each other, for cooperation in international affairs both now and af ter the .war. An editorial in a leading Chilean paper welcomes this United States publicity bureau. It speaks of the significant friendship existing be tween the two governments. Then it says: "The people of the United States could not have chosen a better medi um than the public press of Chile for a direct appeal to the people. In this struggle of people against autocracv its proper appeal. is to the human con science, "The principles which the allies de fend are ideals which concern all in dividuals, the same as all nations, and all races because they are essentially .human These principles are neces sary to all nations, for any country which will trample one nation, as Belgium was trampled, will trample alL It is also necessary that a bet ter understanding exist between the people of South and North America. The European war reduced these countries to closer dependence, the necessity of food interchange, the fi nancial cooperation and shipment of raw materials for manufacture." This welcome is in itself an assur ance that the friendship and good will are already there. The mutual un derstanding and cooperation cannot fail to follow. It's all very well for the men to brag that they can get along without cuffbuttons if they put that tax on luxuries. But how is a woman going to walk into the dining room of a big hotel and look the head waiter in the eye, wearing a $5 hat? - HAY,. OR A IN. FEED Stack and Poultry Supplies ssonne and una V. G. HAYNE. East Third and Main Streets WANTED WHEAT OATS BARLEY M. Senders & Co. Subscribe for The Democrat. BARTLETT PEARS NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY. We have some nice ones. Phones 51 SEARS How About Ice ? A phone call will bring the iceman PLACE ORDERS EARLY. Ice Cream This Is our specialty both large and 'small orders promptly filled. Soft Drinks We are headquarters for BliU, Luxo, Amber, Toko and Appo. Service will soon be cut to two deliveriea per day. ALBANY ICE & COLD STORAGE CO. Third and Vine Both Phonea DO YOU You can sell live poultry or can at D. E. Nebergall Meat Co. Both Phones 47 WE INVITE YOUR ACCOUNT We offer every service in the scope of good banking capable man agement, ample capital, convenient location, modern equipment, com plete facilities and efficient services. Wo invite your account. ALBANY STATE BANK The iikst BAKED GOODS GROCt.KlhS, lROUl!CK ami FRUITS PARKER'S "The Sin Quality" . 136 Lyon St. . Both Phones ti-sii ri) WAWT ,n 1st and Ferry KNOW buy dressed poultry any time. Second and Lyon Sts. Back of the Firing Line Modern war conditions demand that our armies must have behind them na tional solidarity, the coordination of all the vast activities and an indus trial army many times greater than the Nation's fighting forces. The Nation's capital is linked with all these varied activities by the toll and long distance lines of the Belt System. Thousands of miles of special wire systems have been turned over to the Government for its exclusive use. Switchboards in the Government departments at Washington have been enlarged and new ones installed. Right of way is given to Govern ment business over all commercial lines, so that the Government chiefs may keep in constant touch with every phase of the Nation's great task and direct its progress Intelligently and effectively. In organizing the military activities of the country, the Government has had the effective cooperation of the Bell Telephone System, which even in peace times reached 70,000 communities and now extends to the head quarters of every Army Department and Naval District m the United States. THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH COMPANY CITY NEWS Leave for Port land- Mrs. Walter Easthurn ami chiMrvn are visiting with Mrs. Eastburn's pa rents In Portland. I'ndrrnora Operation Mrs. t E. Clifford, who underwent an operution at St. Mary's hospital Sunday, is getting along nicely. Horn A baby boy was bom to Mrs. Ed Meyers at the hospital Inst night. Mr. Meyers is now in the army and ex- peels to sail soon for Franco. Farm Deal Hccker & Beam have closed a denl for the sale of a t0-aere farm near Roland to S. M. Gentry. The place was owned by W. R. Scott. Operations Performed Mrs. Owen Allen and Mrs. F. N. Gay underwent operations at St. Mary's hospital Sun. lay and are get ting along nicely. Visiting Blanche Easthurn Beatrice Douglas of Portland is a guest at the home of Blanche East burn. Weather Report , Yesterday's temperature ranged ! from 71 to 46 degrees. The river fell to 0.9 foot "MISSING" Just one week of married life for this young British officer and his wife. But that one week was bliss. for Cupid was with them. Then back I to France and the trenches and when 1 the roll was called he was missing. How the lovers are finally happilv reunited forms perhaps the most in teresting part of this elaborate pro duction at the Globe Wednesday. In "Missing," we learn that the hardest Kittles are not always fought at the front, but that the women brave. courae.eoMs -hiding their sorrow b) hind a smiling face, often have the greatest part of all. This is the storv of one woman who sent her husband forth with a smile, and it gives us many intimate pictures of the life be hind the trenches as well. Don't miss "Missing" at the Globe today. WOOD Home Phone 4229 Bell 482-R Hay and grain boyer and ahipper M. G. REED ForfniiJier Bros. Funeral Directors Both Phones Mssonic Eldg. Our Own Auto Hearse Lady Assistant Repair Work Tractors and Autos a special! Call on AUTO & MACHINE WORKS Old Watson Bldg, First Street Ben F. Ridders, Prop. LIBERTY SIX It's Different "RIDK IN IT- DRIVE IT WEST END GARAGE General Automobile Repairing (Accessories) HI L11KKT tth ft Kim Sta. Props lmh Phones War Swings Stamps! ISSIIID Y Tilt. United States Government Mfju tot wrttistiMTUM cs iitr wsfiot Wc Never Use Bait TO GET CUSTOMERS INTO OUR STORK Just Good, Clean Merrhsndiae at a Fair Profit no time spent in printing the figure "!", so popular nowndays with depart ment stores. They say billions of this figure is used every dav as real bait for customers. OI R DRUGS and CHEMICALS are the BEST that Money Can Buy We sell them to you at fair prices, with good service. Burkhart & Lee Grow With This Bank ! The fact that we are growing yearly, indicates our ability to help others grow. Every facility which can, with safety, be used to assist our pa trons, is freely offered new de positors. Capital and Surplus f'JO.000.00 J. W. Cusick & Co. Bankers Albany, Oregon Frank G. Will JEWELER High clsss Jewelry, Silver, Cut Glsss and Hand Painted China ALBANY PLANING MILL All Kinds of Mill Work Gists sod Wind Shields, STETTER'S Full line of Chinaware, Dishes, Crockery, Glssswsre, Grsnite. Tinwsre, and Groceries. WHEN answering Classified sds please mention the Dcinocrst 13 A N Y fonih J SAVINGS BANK i CLASSIFIED ADS.-BUS1HESS DIREGTORYI CLASSIFIED For Sale FOR SALE - Hardwood slabs, stove length, delivered anywhere In the eity. Both phones till, t'ush on de livery. FOR SALE-Canadian lauds. Kasv terms. Full information, ,. i,,.0l 'lav lor at corner of lid and Hroad all.in. lojtff FOR SALE A good reliable team. Good han.ess and wagon. Both horses singlo drivers. Also some farm timilimcnls. Just the outfit for small place. 1140 W. 12th St. W. ft. l urry, both phones. Jliltf 12 WORK HOUSES FOR SALE Easy terms. II. Hi') ant. da.'itfw ' FOR SALE Team of horses cheap. Guaranteed, if not satisfactory in 2 weeks monry refunded. For in formation inquire at Albany Junk Store. 20a22 FOR SALE - Grey oata. 100 sacks for rhickenfeed. Address I'. I Durbin, Suver, Oreg., or juat across Soap t'reek bridge. 2Ua2 FOR SALE 3 purebred Shropshire bucks 1 year old. Hell phone 1UK3. W. C Obc rairyrr. 2Ua2tidw FOR SALE Kentucky Wonder string leans for canning purposes. L. Ed wsrd Dyer, R. I). .1, Hume phone 2.Vi. 20a23 WHEN ANSWERING classifieds ads. ('idly mention The Democrat. For Rent FOR RENT Good farm, ir,4 ,rrea. all in cultivation, 3 miles and a half southwest of Sheil. 1. t'A.Ht per acre cash rent. Inquire of Ed Schoel, H. F. I. 4. agtf FOR RENT Reasonable, a nice little farm near town with some sbick and tools, to right party. Address Y, care of Democrat. IUa'J4 FOR RENT A 4-room furnished and heated apartment, liurggraf, 1 1M 2d street. aliitf HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS for rent, light and water furnished. Rent reasonable, ( all at Davenport's Mu sic Store. al:il:i FOR RENT for summer, new o-room furnished house. Strictly modern. In desirable location. Enquire 311 West First .St. J2'.lf WHEN ANSWERING clsssif.eds ads. kindly mention The Democrat. Help Wanted Female WANTED A troy girl at St. Mary's Hospital a once. I'.ia21 Miscellaneous IILACK LOCUST WOOIl WANTED black locust wood for making tre nnils. Thousands nro used in everv ship and are absolutely needed to help along the shipbuilding pro gram. If you can spare any from your grove we enn pay you a good price for them. Western Ship Sup- fily Co., E. C. Armstrong, purrhaa ng agent. 2f4li Hazel Ave., Snlem. Hla22 FURNITURE bought and sold. Call E. Rogowny, 2nd and linker Sts., Hell phone 31fi-R. Home phone 2227. nll'.tf HOPPICKERS WANTED on or about Sent. 1 nt J. W. S.-nvey Yards 1 mile south of Corvnllis. Good enmn grounds, tested water, sawed wood. Table for each ramp. Baskets fur nished free. Grocery store. 2 meat markets on the plnrc. Will meet trains and move pickers out and in after picking is over free. 1K0 acres on high trellis. Clenn ynrds. Write W. L. Hutler, Mgr., Box 277, Cor vnllis, Ore. Phone Independent MHO or Farmers 1F1, n!4lf FOR EXCHANGE Acreage, rnnehes and city property in California for fnrm or arrenge in this locnlity. Ad dress C. E. Ilnpklnce, Eugene, Oro. lSn21 WANTED HO hopplckers from At bnny at Gentry Honynrd, J. A. Seavey, proprietor, Homo phnne HH51, Corvrllis. Free transporta tion from Corvnllis to yard. Free wood. Picking to begin about Sent. 1. atf WHEN ANSWERING classifieds ad Hmllv mention The Democrat. FISIIER-BRADEN Undertakers Auto 8ervlce Lady Assistant I! NATJONAiBANK MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Every banking accommodation la afforded by the am ple n sources, conservative management and courteous treatment of the officers and employes of this Institution. Try a checking account with us. THRIFT The need of the American People. STATE FAIR. SALEM. OREGON September 2:i,'.'M. Splendid exhibits. Excellent music, high class enter tainments and a superb racing card. For particulars write A. 11. U-a, Sa lem, Oregon. a.'isl FOR FIRST CLASS CLEANING and PRESSING Call up Mrs. Uira Plots, phones Home l.'OO, Hell MH l(. Your orders will be called for and delivered. Try us and you will lie pleased. juiitf ACADEMY OF OUR LADY OF PER PETUAL IIELP-Alhany. Oregon. A hoarding and day school conduct ed by the llenedictine Sisters. Terms moderate. For Information address Sister Superior. J4sl WANTED - Paper carriers. Call Hugh Hammerly, Hell 4:iiY, Hums 14)16. l'MHI(Kl.l.AS-Wo are showing our summer line of "Hull" 1'etachsble Handle and suitcase Umbrellas In black and white and colors. The "Hull" quality is always depend able. Your initial engraved free of of charge. F. M. French A Son, Jeweluia and Engravers. m2tf WOODSAWINC-Call 8. II llridg.r. Home phone .11 1H, Hell .lifJY. K-ai-dence 1112 Elm and 11th. Jrtlf WHEN ANSWERING classifieds ads kindly mention I he liemucrst. BUSINESS 0IOI0HT HEMSTITCHING Kkc ysrd. 4S2-R. Sue Hreckenridgc. JJJ W. Second ELMER C. G1PK Chiropractor Rooms i. 7, 9, 10, Cusick Bsnk Bldg Nature cannot cure disease unless the cause is removed. Chiroprscilc adjustments remove the csuse. UK. H. K. JACKSON Dentist Room 404-J First National bank bids, BOTH PHONES DR. GEOROK J. KENAO Y Chiropractor First Nstional Bank Building dltf Real Estate, Insurance and Money to Loan H. F. MERklLI. Insurance, Loans. Bursty Bond Sperui i-" , ,ven to -arr ul properly helooinuto mm rtutrn'r. oim No I. i i. ml (I...,r hirst Sv niM itnnli htiildi'ig. Mt.snv Oregon J. V. PIPE Bargains in Farm I-snds and Cltv property. Insurance, Money to loan on Good Farms at 8 Der cent For Sale Real Estate Loans Surety Bonds E. F. SOX Fire, Casualty and Automobile Insurance. Real Estate 213 1st Nstionsl Bank Bid Cash Paid for Junk Ilring in all kinds of metal, Iron, scraps, sacks, rags, etc. Heln the Government conserve its metal. FOR SALE -Several thousand grain and potnlo sacks. Also f-pnssenger Ford. PACIFIC JINK COMPANY E. Rogoway Second and Baker Streets, li-ll Sift-It, Home 2227 Real Estate Loans & Insure nee Collins & Taylor Albany Hotel BnlMInt