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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, ISIS Doily Democrat WM, H. HORNIBROOK, publisher Entered t the postoffice at Albany, Oregon, ss second class natter. Dally published every evening except Sunday, oemiweekty puDiianea luee day and Fridays. Buaia Matter In ordering chanfres of address, aub acrfbers should always give old as well as new address. Ruhtu-rlnUoa Rates Daily Delivered by carrier, per week . . 10c Delivered by carrier, per year . . J4.00 By mail, at end of year S-M Bv man. in advance, per year . . o.w &i-Weeklv i At end of year II. M When paid in advance, one yarl.-5 Classified Kates One cent per word for first publica tion; one-half cent per word thereaf ter, payable in advance. Minimum charge, twenty-five cents. ESTABLISHED IN 1866 FRIDAY. SKPT EMBER IS. 11S OUT OF FRANCE BY CHRISTMAS Some of the military critics are so berly discussing the possibility of ex pelling the Germans from France be fore the end of the year. Two months ago such a notion would have been re garded as absolutely craiy. One month ago it would have seemed no more than an alluring but visionarv hope. Today it is received by men of calm iudement as a possibility, and even a probability. One American war writer with a large following in sists that it is inevitable that the Germans csnnot stop now short of the Belgian and German frontier. That is hard for most of us to He- lieve. We hsve expected something of the sort to occur next year, but the most optimistic of us never, until verv lately, dared hope for it before the coming winter. We hardly dare hope for it now. The war has lasted long there has been so much appar ently futile struggling back and forth previous gains have been so small. comparatively, and so lacking in ful fillment of their promise! Can it be now that this is the real thing for which the world has been waiting? That the Huns are reallv being rolled back out of desecrated France and Belgium, on their way to the Rhine and beyond? That the al lies, are on the last lap of the long. hard race ? That by bending every ef fort to the task we ourselves may win without the gruelling effort that has exhausted our allies? That we can certainly finish the big job next year, and then come home and settle down to the pursuits of peace? "It is dangerous to indulge in the illusions of hope," but it is no less dangerous and foolish to yield to the illusions of pessimism. Let us expect the best That attitude in itself will help to realize the best, provided we abate nothing of our effort, but "car ry on" to the height of our powers. We shall not "get the boys out of the trenches by Christmas," but we may get the Germans out of France by Christmas. If we do, what a Christ mas celebration there will be! 3C SATURDAY WlO D TU'C SATURDAY VV Jl Jl Jl kJ LAST DAY LAST DAY DOMESTIC SALE " SLACKER VOTERS That the citizen who does not do his full duty in the matter of elections is unworthy of citizenship is acknow ledged tacitly by all Americans. But the number of those who apply this principle is few. "If our state is to be governed in accordance with our best ideals," said Prof. George H. Johnson of Case School of Applied Science in a recent address, "we must see to it that the right men are nominated and elected. Don't Break Your Back Flailing Beans Load them on the hayrack and bring them to our thresher, at the Warehouse, Foot of Jeffer son Street. Modem Bean Cleaning Machin eryGrader, Polisher, Clay Crushing Rolls. J Murphy's Seed Store YES WE BUY BEANS, Too Palmolive Soap 8c per bar Pond's Vanishing Cream 19c Big Sale of Toilet Articles 50c Cold Cream Saturday only v 19c Jar 50c Palmolive Cream Vaaishiog 34c 50e BOTTLE PALMOLIVE SHAMPOO at 39e 25c CAN PALMOLIVE TAL CUM POWDER, white and flesh 19c 25c Tube PALMOLIVE COLD CREAM at lc 25e tube PALMOLIVE VAN ISHING CREAM at ... lc 40c tube PALMOLIVE SHAY. INu CREAM at 25c 25c PALMOL1V7 LIP ROUGE at 19c 50e PALMOLIVE FACE ROUGE at 39c 50c PO.VD'S VANISHING C REAM at S9e We CUT EX MANICURE SET at 43c 30e CUTEX NAIL WHITE at 23c 3 0c CUTEX POLISHING PASTE at 23c SOc CUTEX CUTICLE RE MOVER at 23c 30c CUTEX COMFORT at 23c 25e DR. LYONS' TOOTH POWDER at 19c 25c HILHERTS TOOTH PASTE at 19c 25c HII.BERTS TALCUM POWDER at lr 75c HI1.BKRTS COLD CREAM at 49c 50c HINDS & ALMOND CREAM at 39c SOc LILAC CREAM at .... 19c 50c ROSE CREAM at .... 19c SOc VIOLET CREAM at ... 19c 50c DELUX SHAMPOO at 30c SOc HILBKRrS VIOLET TALCUM at 39c 10c bar LIFEBUOY SOAP at He ISe WRISI.EY'S TOILET SOAP per bar 8c SOc H1LBKRTS TALCUM at 39c 10c COLGATE'S TOOTH PASTE at e 10c ALADINE DYE SOAP colors while it cleans) ... He No limit to the number of ar ticles wanted in our Toilet De partment. Buy all you want. Try a box of Lux Soap, you will want more. Air-Float Talcum Powder 7c can Dr. Lyon's Tooth Paste 19c 25c Machine Oil 15c bottle LUX SOAP 10c box 'XTRA SPECIAL 35c and 40c OUTING FLAN 'ELS Light and Dark Fane Colored Outing Flannel, 27 inches wide, limit 10 yards to each customer, SATURDAY ONLY. 25c Yd. 10c Toilet Paper 6c roll Colgate's Tooth Paste 8c tube 4 $1 Hllbert's Finest Perfumes 79c oz. 50c Palmolive Face Powder 34c WORTH'S DEPT. STORE BOTH PHONES 80 WALLACE BUILDING Unworthy self-seekers cannot be beat en if we feel too little interest to go to the primaries, or if we have so lit tle understanding of what is at stake that we must ask some party boss how to vote. 'No man is good or wise enough for us to become his puppets. Gooi eovemment must be based on a de mocracy Independent enough to resist dictation. Freemen who neglect the duty of citizenship are slackers in deed." This holds a solemn truth, peculiar ly important just now. This is no time for the induction of idlers and self seekers into public office. Those who serve us must have the highest ideals of .the country, state, city or village needs. They must have, moreover, the highest capabilities of putting their ideals into reality. The people in whose hands lies the government of this country are the voters. It is up to each voter to studv the political situation earnestly and to vote honestly and intelligently. Otherwise he is a slacker of the most despicable kind. WHEN ANSWERING classifieds ads. kindly mention The Democrat 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. W invito your account ALBANY STATE BANK Frank G. Will JEWELER High class Jewelry, Silver, Cot Glass and Hand Painted China WOOD Home Phone 4229 Bell 482-R Hay and grain buyer'and shipper M. G. REED FISH ER-BR ADEN Undertaken Auto Service Lady Assistant Hay" Grain Seed Salt Cement Roofing M. SENDERS & CO. -fHE Bugle (Wii- Summon- all the force and resource of the Republic to the defense of Freedom THE OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE which the United States suthoritiei have ranked one of the fifteen distinguished institutions of the country for excellence in military training, hat responded to the call. The College it distinguished not only for its military instruction, but DimHcuitHED also roa Itf Krone industrial courses for men ami for women: In Aarkulmra, Owiimri, Kntiaccriag. rueMtrjr Home Kumomka, Mining, fWmacjr, tad Voctuoaal bducatuA. Its wholesome, purposeful student life. Iu democratic college spirit. I J successful graduates. Students enrolled last year, J453; start on iu service flags, 1258, utci hjiljt pcrLcni representing onicert. College, opens September 23, 1913 for catalog, saw Illututtad Booklet, tad other iaforautioa writ to tat lUguuar, CnrvaJlis, Ortgoa VIERECK'S BATHS SHAVING HAIRCUTTING RAZORS HONKD AND SET Open 7 a. m. io 7 p. m.; Satur day 10 p. m. Corner First and Ellsworth Streets. rSsWinosStamps! iftSUJtU BY Tilt .United States Government - MAJtf TOT. SAFEST INVESTMEN rWTnT. WKLDi " COMPOUND INTEREST REV. W. E. K LOTBACH Evangelist Rev. W. E. Klolzbach, Kvanircl. 1st, will speak every night, 8:30, in the Free Methodist Tent op posite the -Lakevicw School house. H. A. WALTER, pastor. STETTER'S Full line of Chinaware, Ditties, Crockery. . Glassware, Granite, Tinware, and Groceries. B A N Y 2 NATIONAL DANK MEMBER FED Kit A I, RESERVE HY8TKM Every banking accommodation la afforded by ths am ple r sources, conservative management and courteous treatment of Die officers and employes of this Institution. Try a checking account with us. THRIFT lite nved of the American People. IorI LT SAVINGS BANK CLASSIFIED ADS -BUSINESS y CLASSIFIED For Sale FOR SALE -Canadian lands. Easv terms. Full information, see (,'co. Taylor at corner of 2d and llroad all'tn. lojtff FOR SAI.K-A good reliable team, (iood hari.eas and wagon, f kith horses elngte drivers. Also some farm Imiilimenta. Just the outfit for small place. 1140 W. 12th Su W. H. Curry, both phones. JlOtf R. I. R. ('(M'KEKKLS Purebred I'aystrrak Strain biir, red birds from record egg-layers. Your pick, 11.50. Riiik-neck Ranch. Hell 510-J. FOR SAI.E-7 head of horses, alto all 1 11 nit implements anil household goods. Home 7205. W. r Kyala, 6 miles northwest of Alluuty, Ili'ulon county. ua 14 FOR RENT A 6-room cottage part ly furnished. Also t light house keeping rooms. Inquire 1 block rnat of high school at 3.13 South Jefferson St, Horns phone 4 1 28. a30tf HOPP1CKKHS WANTED Gentry hopyard 7 miles south ef Albany, (iood campground, (iood water. Free sawed wood. Free fruit all you ran eat. Free transportation to the yard anil home at tin snd of picking. Fine hops to pick. A a lore on the ramps-round. Will bet-In picking- Sept. 2. J. A. Saavey, Cor vallla. Independent Phone 851. a22tf DEMONSTRATION every day with the A II work Tractor on the Dirk Miller Farm, 3 milra north of I'lain view. Murphy 4 Harold, sl'.'tf FOR SALE CIIKAP-40 arr farm J wnn itiHKi iiunitaiow ann rmro. sit uated I mile south of S. I. depot. Also fine stork and implements. Home phone IK 10sl7 FURNITURE bought and sold. Call E. Rogoway, 2nd and llaker Hie., Hell phone 346-R. Home phone SfV!27. altltf FOR SALE A Mi.line Iowa at a bargain, llarold. Tractor and Murphy i.'tU FOR SALE or trade-A -room house and 2 lots; 4 blocks from depot in Salem, Ore.; will trade for properlv in Alliany or will sell for 11200. In. iinre ot .lira, u 2il St., Allutny, I). Chute, liixl Knit Ore. 1 2a 1 4 FOR SALE Kulrk Roadater at 7fK) (Iood as new. This is a harirnin. Karl li. Day Motor Co. Ills 13 WANTED A large amount of dark ttrapes. Will fumlah botes and pay 1 rant per lb. cash. Tick litem bo. fore all are ripe on the 1-urteh. Linn Kenton Fruit Assn., W. R. iJcoti, Mgr. satf IIICII SCHOOL HOY wants place to work for board while attending school. Address Albany R. F. D. No. 3, Hon 105, telephone Corvallis 7545. 12slh Hilt SALE Strohhrr I'iano in Kood condition, vail riancr-liratlen rut nilure Store. IimIu U WORK HORSES FOR SALE Easy tairms. II. Hryant. da&tfw Hilp Wanted Male WANTED 2 newsagents for two Kood runs on the S. 1. Call news stand, S. 1'. station. 12al4 WANTED I 'It per carriers. Call Al bert Senders, 1032 WafahinKlon St. Hell phone 5HsJ. Home phone 1252. 312 Help Wanted Female WANTED Girl for trrnernl house work, (iood wairrs if satisfactory. 114 Washington St., Hume phone I252. 1114 For Rent FOR RENT Light housekeenlnj rooms, furnished, on ground floor. 630 West 7th St. Dell phone 37tiJ. 12sl4 :i r 1 rOR RKNT A modem 4-room heated npsrtmrnt. Entpjiro of liurtrttruf. I IX 2d Street. gl2tf UM1IRELI.AS We are showing our summer line of "Hull" Detachable Handle and suitcase Urttmllaa la black and white and colors. The "Hull" quality la always depend able. Your initial enirraved free at of chart-. F. M. French s Son, Jewelers and Engravers. m2lf WOODSAWINOCall S. H. Oaidger. Home phone 31 H, Hell 3V3Y. k-al-deuce 1112 Elm and 1 1th. atilf BUSINESS OIRFCTORT IIEMSTITCHING-lllc ysrd. 4$i-R. Sue Hreckenritliie. JJJ W. Second ELMER C. OIPB Chiropractor Rooms 3, 7, 9, 10, CueJck Bank BIdg Nature cannot curt a disease unless the cause la removed. Chlrnnrsnlt adjustments rtrnovs the cause. DR. H. E. JACK8ON Dentist Room 404-S First National bank blda, BOTH PHONES DR. OEOKOK J. KENAOY Chiropractor First National Bank Buildinf dltf FOR RENT 6 room furnished house, plenty of furniture, good piano; al so 5 cords of dry wood in shed. 714 llroatlalhin or Home phone 4425. Ilal.l Real Estate, Insurance and Money to Loan HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS for rent, light and wnter furnished. Rent reanonnble. Call at Davenport's Mu sic Store. al3sl3 FOR RENT for summer, new B-room furnished house. Strictly modern. In desirable location. Enquire 311 West First St. J2!tf FOR RENT 7-room house and 6 acres, 1 mile from cnurtnouse, Al bany, Ore. Fish & Ilmlirus. H. I'. MERRILL Insurance, Loans, Surety Bonds) Special attention B'vcn to care of properly bclonginalo nnn-retidrnte. Room No. I. ternnd (lour. First Sav intrs Bank building. Albsny. Oregon. J. V. PIPR Bargains In Farm Lamia and Cite 1 DroPrty Insurance. Money to Loan on Good rarma at 6 per cent FOR RENT-200-acro gtain fnrm. Prefer someone with a gooil tractor. Hecker A Beam, 138 Lyon St. Miscellaneous WANTKD-Beanpickcrs. Phone 503 L on Hell phone or Inquire after 7 o'clock p. m. at 1015 W. Ilth St. , U-1.3 FEDERAL FAPM LOANS o'j per cent Interest , . .HOIIRNSTKDT 401 Masonic Temple, Salem, Oregon a23tf For Sale Real Estate Loans Surety Bx4t E. F. SOX Plre, Casualty and Automobile Insurance. Real Batata 213 1st National Bank Rid WANTED A tractor plow, phones. 4-bottom power lift E. II. Holloway. Both 12al4 LOST Montlny, britlle. Fintlor nlcnse lenve at Palace Feed Stable. dll13wI320 I)ST-$20 bill shortly before noon luemmy in tioany; en rewnm for return to Democrat Office. 10a 13 BUYS CONFECTIONERY STORE I S. II. Gillilnnd has bought the Rnst ' End Confectionery Store. s5o5 AN EXPERT TUNER of pianos and rtrrrnns Is here for a short time only 1 Iave your orders at Woodwnrths' Drugstore. 35 years' experience. 1 14 years in factory. Best 0f citv reforenres. Leave your orders now . 12sl4 1 Cash Paid for Junk IMng In all kinds of metal, Iron, craps, sacks, rags, etc. Hnln the Government conserve Its mclal. FOR SALE-fievernl thousand Kraln and potato sncks. Also 6-passcnger Ford. PACIFIC JUNK COMPANT E. Rogoway Second and Baiter Streets, Bell 345-R, Home 2227