ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT. MONDAY. OCTOBER 2. I18.
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TAHIH, O.t. 2H.. Another horror.
Many of the pretty Mom I girls one us
ed lo see in J'url unt becuminu brun
ette. At leant, Tim Uiuly'Muil of
1'uiin mi ya HO, AM i'llNUVIi;
"The neceimities of wur rhemistrv
have li-il to a great sean-ity of perox
ide of liydroyrn, ued fur pnxlurinit:
the golden tint known UN peroxide
blond. Mirny women who were blond
in ojiponition the intention of na
ture have had to come out in their
true colom."
Smart Autumn Millinery
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"I'll luke ?..()() worth ol Wur Saving Stampx; I
Kuvtl flint by buying thiH Conolcum Hug. "
( I hul'a PATRIOTISM mid ECONOMY)
itumcthiMK New our Untrimmcd Hat Department.
Beautiful shapes at all prices, and trimmings, too, to suit
any pocketbook. Come to this department and select a
frame and trimmint's to vonr own taste, then trim vour
own hat, or allow us to trim it to your order. We have
an especially fine line of trimmed hats in all colors and
shades, at the prenomenal price of $3.95
A Felt I lat is splendid for i ouh weather, we have them
A ('niiKiili'Uin rug la one of thv most aatisfiictory floor-coverings
thul run lm procured. Of its uwn accord it htilils to the floor,
wears extremely well; thi-y don't slip about nor lo they noun
wear out. , ( j.
It ia ii floor-covering tlmt ia both waterproof mid aiinitary. ruailv
kept rli'iin, mid they will beautify mid room in the house.
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j You will undrrstand any highly
j;; rrrommrnd Ihrm whrn you are them. All
nira and priced accordingly :
$2.2.') to $17.00
We have nlno ft full lint of LINOLEUM; nuiiiy, many beautiful
tlmiitnii. Carefully Iiiid hy mperiniced workmen.
FISIIKR-BRADKN CO
For
Milk and Cream
Phone 17
Two Daily Deliveries
Albany Pure Milk & Cheese
Co.
Corner Fifth and Jackson Sts.
Eastburn Bros.
THE GROCERS
IIKAIKJl' AHTKItS FOR Kill" IT JARS
BALL MASONS Pinta, Quarte and :i V f.u'.' .r.i;
KKHIt S. S. MASON - l'inta. Quarts n ! '"a!." aliens;
ECONOMY S. 8.- Pint. Quart and l.- '-t s.
Plenty of KXTRA I.I OS of all kind
JELLY CLASSKS-Squata and Talla.
SAME PRICK EVERY DAY COMK AM) SHE
EASTBURN BROS.
If in these days of high prices vou found a butcher who charged
20 per rrnl lea tlmn t tiff others you'd patronize him, wouldn't you ?
It would lc worth considerable effort to save that much every week
on household expenses.
Well, here'a a way you nan aave 20 per rent on your meat bill" with
out trouble, without exertion.
How? Hy mean of electric rnnge conking the cleanest, easiest,
surest wny of cooking food Just right.
Electric KnnKea are ao simple In operation that a 12-year-old child
can prepare a superior meal with little Instruction.
And that 20 per cent aaving on meata ia duo to the construction of
the oven, which prevent evaporation .ind retains the juices.
You not only save 20 per rent, hut the meat ia more delicious, ap
petizing and wiiolesome.
Wo hnvc a special cooking rnto and a time limited proposition which
you can't nfford to overlook.
Mountain States
Power- Co.
Doth rhonr 15
306 W. 2d St.
I. inn rnrvrv r. k m kks
IMON INDORSES CANDIDATES
We, thr rnnimittee appoint-) hy the
I. inn County Farmers' Union on April
11, 11'IK, fujf the purjH hi of runviiBM
intf tin polilicnl Nituution ami inlom
inir eundidute for the county court
ii ml li'iriithiLun, nfli'i- rarcful e mmd r
utioii of the cunlilati, recommend to
tht inrmlH'ra of t hi Karmrm' Union
amt other pnxluctT, th fulolwinir
riirHliilittrit:
For Cuunty Julc W. K. Ililyeu
iN'tnocrut.
t or County (oinn:nf4!!tii'' Hot
nu'n are competent and worthy, and
we leave thm to your rliuice witn
out reci)ntmenfliition.
For Stute Senator -F. II. Porter,
n-pudliran.
For Ki'preent at i veil for ttiia din
triet: (. ('. Jurkann, lemo-rut; I). C.
Thonm, n'puhlirnn; Clmn. Childii. rc
puhlirun.
ItOY WOOD, Chairman.
Portland' Leadl-iff
r 3 Eyesight Specialist
j tiUf fwuul!,
Dr. Wheat
PARJS-ETT
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W. H. WALLINGFORD,
STATE DISTRIBUTOR
Liberty Six I Vernier Six
S22 Alicr Stri 10RTUN0, ORE
CCT VELL
TIIOI HANHS .-i .1- Kt;KK8 WHO
ii a vi-: r. ii.i-.i
lo tl -rllrf in ,tuy nthrr wy r Invited
ti l in fMtiKi't' Chit o i m tic nirthtnlal, hth
rf pcrinuitriUl) cui In huiitlrvila verjr
J"yTUK HKMT f'K fMHIUrHACTIC
iii.m;n'Stk'Ianh
itt ih.Aii1.lv .lamina Vi.il mib at. ram.
I nli-l it In v IUill ut l OUr CHM klld dlrcCt
your lr-iitTn-i.ti
WITHOUT ANY COST TO YOU
WHATEVER
CHlltopRAC IC will permanently eun
M UT rent of nit iltst'tinen.
PA4MKU! CMlKliril TIC mi.I.FOB.
C.irn.-r of INirk ami Yitm.i(Il. Portlam!. Or.
IUH1MTAI, In t-innctlon with cwlle.
Will hnrulle nut-tif-nwn pntlnt at a
nmit r-nniiiMlite rile. In ordT to ihow
whiit ('Mr-.prnrth- tun do. Addreaa all
ronnnunlfnttonn to
Hit O. W. EI.IJOTT. Tr.
NOSE CLOGGED FROM
A COLO OR CATARRH
Apply Cream in Nostril
Open Up Air rasaagea.
To
Ah I What nliefl Yeur elofgred nos
trils npen right up, th. air pajwuna of
otir head are clear and too can breath,
freely. Ko more hawking, snuffling,
mucous discharge, hesdsche, dryness do
struggling fur lireath at night, your .cold
or entarrh is gone.
Don't Slav stuffed out Get a swsll
bottle of Kly's Cream Balm from your
druggist 'now. lApplv a little of thi
frngrsnt, antiseptic cream in your nos
trils, let it penetrate through .very air
passage or tite head; soothe and heal
the swollen, intlsmed muoous membrane.
?1ving yon instant relief. Kir's Cream
lalm is Just what every cold ami ca
tarrh sufferer has been anelrisg. jit's
3ust splendio.
OPIK AN
THK EYES are the "Windows of the
Soul." Is your soul woll-Tighted?
Ther. mny be curtains over your eyes.
Your vision mny be indistinct, but you
have never looked through other win
dowa. Your eye make the vorld what
it is to you.
!.et Optometry assure you that your
vision is perfect, or supply lenses to'
make it so.
E. C. MEADE
Optometrist
irom ytsc 10 $..J
KMT CAPS We have Knit Caps for "Baby" as well as for the school-girl or -boy.
year's prices. Be sure to get them for your children.
A large selection at last
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Women's Cruiser
Lace Hoot
Grev
8-inch Grey Cloth Tod to
match vamps; either military
or leather Louis heels. $5.93
Women's Brown
Boot
Kid
H 9-inch Lace Boot, stylish toe.
military heels,
cloth tops
contrasting
$6.50
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B:-( its
Our own opinion is that this sea
son's styles nre mo-; attractive
than those we h?ve been able to
display in former times, and what is
more, our opinion is becoming rao
idly verified by that cf our custom
ers. Besides this, too. vou will real
ize that these following prices are
low when vou see the dresses them
ielves. j j
SILK 1 DRESSES $12.00 to $47.50
SERGE Dresses . . . $16.50 to $37.50
JERSEY Dresses . . $27.73 to $37.50
The dress illustrated nearly de
scribes a Silk Pqplin dress for styl
ish stouts, and it comes in navy,
black and tauoe: sizes from 46 to
52, at $11 R0 each
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MERCY MUNITIONS
NEEDED IN TRENCHES
Lieut. Coningsby Dawson. Fight
ing Author, Makes Stirring
Appeal for Y. W. C. A.
f.leut. Cnnfngfthj Dawson, who wrote
"Carry On," says of the war work
which the I. W. aA.li doing: -You
at home cannot fight with your lives,
but you can fight with your mercy.
The Y. W. C A. Is otTerlng you Just
this chnnre. It garrisons the women's
support trenches, which He behind the
mi'ii'a It asks you to supply them
with munitions of mercy that they
muy be passed on to us We need
such supplies badly. GIt. generously
that we may the sooner defeat die
Hun."
What I.leut. Dawson says of the Y.
W. C. A he might have said of all the
imtlonnl organizations which are com
ing together for the biggest financial
eniupnlgn that orgtinltntlnns have ever
headed. All the S 170,300.000 to be
raised hy the seven great national or
ganizations the week of November 11
will he used to garrison and supply
the supHirt trenches behind the Hues.
They nre tlia Y. M. a A., the Y. W.
C A., the Nntlonnl Catholic Wur Coun
cil. Jewish Welfare Hoard, American
Library AkSoclnUoif. War Camps Com
munity Service and Salvation Army.
American girls In various uniforms
mingle strangely with picturesque
Itrlttany costumes to France. The
Amerlcnn Y. W. C A. has a hostess
house In Itrlttany where the Signal
Corps women live and a hut where
the nurses siend their free time, itoth
these centers are litted with many of
the comforts uud couveiilviicvs of
homo.
"At a tea given at the nurses' hut
one Saturday afternoon," writes Miss
Mnhct Warner, of Sallns. Kansas, Y.
W. C A. worker there, "there was sn
odd gathering one admiral, bishop,
a I'resttyterliin minister, a Itoiuaa
Catholic priest, a doctor, an ensign,
one clvUinn and myself."
M. S. ALLEN.
II. S. NOLAN.
Committee.
Thg above committee report was
read at the Linn County Convention
of Farmers' Union held at Sweet
Home on Oct. 5, 1918, and unanimous
ly adopted, and ordered published in
the papers throughout the county.
(Signed) S. B. HOLT,
Paid Adv. County Secretary.
CANADA
PENSIONS
BERTHA
BLANCETT
PENDLETON, Oct. 26. Bertha
Blancett, widow of Dell Blancett, Pen
dletonian killed i battle March 30
while fighting in the Canadian army,
has been granted a pension of $40 a
month by the Canadian government.
The pension dates from April 1, and
the first check inciudeu oac pay from
that date, with a bonus of $S0 added.
Blancett was widely known as a
star performer at the Round-Up, and
as such was a great favorite of the
crowds.
A large order for new books is be
ing prepared and patrons desirinr
new books are requested to leave a
list for the librarian's box at the St.
Francis Hotel.
WHEN ANSWERING classified i
kindly mention Th. Democrat.
Here to Serve
ALBANY STATE BANK
LIBRARY NOTES
While the library is closed there
will be no fines on books. Patrons
will hold them until the library
open.
White Pine Compound
With CODLIVER EXTRACT and MENTHOL for Colds and Cough
Builds up the System while relieving the cough
2-oz. Bottle 6-oz. Bottle
25c 50c
Calavan's Drug Store
203 Main Street
First Victory Boys Work.
"Sny, Tm wl to you. all rtpht." ft
Western Union inesscnKer boy whis
pered to one tf the directors of the
t'nlU'd War Work Campaign tn the
New York hcnditiurters. The direc
tor's desk had only Just been moved
In and the work of the big drive had
htirdty bosun.
"I'm onto ymir stunt," the boy went
on ns ho swim, o prttny (1st over the
desk ; 'youre iln' to K've us fellows
that ain't old enough to po to war a
chance to earn an give to back up a
fl Kliter an' help win the war. Usteo;
I'm In on this."
The crumpled $3 bill ho dropped on
the desk made him the first of "a mil
Hon boys behind ft million fighters'
who are to he lined tip as Victory ltoys
(luring the week of the drive.
There will be division of Victory
Girls, too, and every boy and every
girl enrolled will hnve to earn every
Jotlnr he or shu gives to the war work
fund.
WHEN ANSWERING classifieds ad
kindly mention The Democrat.
Back of the Firing
Line
Modern war conditions demand that our r.rmics msst have behind them na
tional solidarity, the coordination of all the vast activities nd an indus
trial army many time greater than th Nation's fighting forces.
The Nation's capital i liuVsd with all these rarhd activities by the toll
and long distance line of the Bell System. Thousands of miles of special
wire systems have been turned over to the Government for it exclusive
use. Switchboards in the Government departments at Washington have
been enlarged and new one 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' great task
and direct its progress intelligently and effectively.
In organizing the military activities of the country, the Government ha
had the effective cooperation of the Bell Telephone System, which even
in peace times reached 70,000 communities and now extend to the head
quarter of every Army Department and Naval District in th United State.
THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE &
. TELEGRAPH COMPANY
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