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ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT. Tl KKDAY. NOVKMIfKU 5. 1918. PACK TBBKK. A mini's earning power In pructlaillv always dependent upon hi eyesight. Wear aWolutely rorrrcl glaives pre scribed after h thoroueh enMiniimtion, niul imifUHi your income. K. C. M MA 1)1'. Optometrist Are You In Trouble? The Problems of Life: Knar. Worrlea. Hurrowa, Lovo, IkintMC tic and liuilnraa Affairs, HOl.VKD; Narvoua, Mnlal and Psychlral IMa aaua. THKATKIl; and Your Natural 'I'tatV Vocat loti on Karth. FOUND by tha PKI'HONAl. TUOITHI.K HPK AIJ8T OK. ALZAMON IMA I.UC AS, aia-a Mwim BwtUiM Writ mif wanta tr.r'ta I amnt A.Wrw I. O Im fit.;. IU...I. Iltssgut). PHJCHESTER S PILLS .Til UIAMUHD HHAU. 2ijfc rTi-jw u s rv:iW SOlDBiMlGulSISLYlRWMRf War Savings StampsI intuitu nv lilt I United btutcs Government r hit fcATi T wvrstWN I In nr vjir i . iM i' v n i jn it nr.?rr. HEAVY MEAT EATERS HAVE SLOW Kl Eat loai niMt If you foal Baclucby or hava bladder trouble -Tilt K bus of BaJU. Kf mnn r woman who aata nvat Tfm Inrly van w.ki a nutaa by flushing Ut kwl )) KvmtoiiJly, aayt a wll konwn authority, Mmi furnta una atid whiutt ?-)( tint kt'tiw'VB, limy tMooiuft wrr-mrkt-d frm tl.-t aim in, gut alu(riah and fail to lilt.T ll.o wli anl puitia fmm tit l, turn wh jf-t ikJi. Nrarly all I Itriinii t lain, ImadiM tu-i, Itvar troubla nt-rt'Mi m-m, diuiuuu, lerplrsanma ana nnnury uiaoruVrs outua from alufifiab kijf-j 4. I lu- n -tiirnt yu feel a dull ar)i In tha. ki!m-w r 'Mir hark hurt or if tha unite U cl"u.Jy, otTrnalra, full of amli nx-ut, trrrgul.tr of pAJMagi or attended by a M tiM -.tion of raiding, atop eating tnvt nr. 1 t'- at"it lour ounrr uf Ja4 halt from any pttarniarT; tak a t.dlrtomful in a r' 'f -iUr brfora lr ''.f,i,t and In a frw days your kiJrwrv will art riM. Ihia famoua aslta la mada from V arid of pr and Irmoa juio ruibtiuid with litiita, and baa Wn uml fr iraratlina to Uuh an atimulata tti kldnTi. also to neutralica tha arlda in win an it no lonr aauana Irritatiuo, I'litn cn 'iii tilajldrr wraknrai. Jud halm it inir?iaiva and can sot tntttrr; Rakca a delightful effrrvaarrnt hi', u water drink htcb avvryoaa ph mll tka now and ihen to heap tha kidnrya clean and artira and tha bluml pure, thrrrly aru.dilig acrltfUa kidiwjr rtiijitdieuiiuna. ZHZHZHZHZHHXHZHZHZHXHXH HAMILTONS ZHZHZHZHZHZHZ ZHZHZHZHZH Raincoats for Men I K'jl.U nz.,1 rluth -.,i,t, that are wuthruro;,f, priruil from II.U8 to $?. H M $4.98 to $7.95 Pillow Slips . . . JrtS 3 Tovtown in our basement II Thi Jolly !) mini I.uk mayM un uryv hiiin.-iil or Toyii, which nre m,w nil on liiluy. An o-m an Z yuii conic to town you iiiiimI vUit M WILL BUY POTATOES I PAY CASH 4 al loading point F. O. It. rar. nr Srrontl (irailr Hay. I aUn hnmllr Numhrr Onr lay 4 M. (. KKi:i) - - HothPhotu You Have PiTttv China Put Yc Have More to Sell. You Have No Cabinet We have some to suit you well. fflml pretty t'hihii, Cut Clnaa.nr wlmtcvcr it in. in which you hnvt ho much priilc, Ioacr much of it cluirni, in fact it mik'ht nil w-cll In.c all, if it in hiihli n tht renter part of ita lift. Now, a China Clovt iivc a aplcmliil place to put your China nml at the immr lime allowH your full rnjoyricnt cf i' Vl'e have inanv stvlcs here of HUi:,TTS and CHINA CLOS1 " $22.."i() to $:().() FIS1IER-BRADKN CO z H Z M X H Z H X H Z H Z H X H Z H Z H Z H Z H Z H Z H Z H Z H Z H Z H Z H - Where Simla Cu hi.a hi official hraihiuurlcrn. Tricycle.. Coaater., Kiddie Kara, Rocltinif Home., I loll Carta. Kxprc Wai-onH, (iilna, Cannona, Tank., Sword.. Ilorna. Ilrun I'iano.. Uolla. Tool Che.t.. Aiiiiiuila, (iiiiue. ol nil kind.. Story Hooka and I'amt Hook.. 40c pair Sheets $1.09 each z H Z M UJ J 72xl0 inchea. An unuiual value. Our V : - nruv i a Roasters Pn-pan for Truirikairivinj dinner NOW. Buy your Itnastcr. One tin i:h.ntnitfl . 59c Bed Spreads We al.o have "savory" round- Good weight, large ipreadf, white only Uri rtoantcra $1.39 $2.98 H Z H Z H Z H tbfml z br-Zr-;':-. tt X Girls' Tamoshantas Light and cark colors 49c Outing Flannel Dark, pretty color detignt 37c Silk Waists Jap Silk Waists in flesh, white and pink $2.48 Women's Per cale house dresses $1.48 CHILDREN'S HOUSE DRESSES $1.19 All these goods are on sale in our basement Cash Values Worth While at Everybody's Store at. n ZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZH HAM1 LTO N S CHXHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZ u X H V S H - X H X H X H X MM Slli:ill NEWS NOTES If in the.p day. of hiuh price, vou found a butcher who charjred 20 per cent leaa than the other, you'd patronize him, wouldn't you J It would I'e worth con.ideraldo effort to aave that much every week on household expense.. Well, here'a a way you aan aave 26 per cent on your meat billa with out trouble, without evertlon. How? Hy mean, of electric rnnite rooking the rlenneat, eaaie.r, aureat way of cookhiK food Junt rii:ht. Electric RaiiKea are ao simple In operation that a 12-year-old child can prepare a auperior meal with little Instruction. AniHhat 20 per rent aavinx on meat. - 1. duo to the construction of the oven, which prevents evaporation .ind rctnina the juicea. You not only aave 20 per rent, but the meal la more delirious, ap- petllnit and wholcaome. We have a special cooHiik rate nnd n time limited proposition which you can't afford to nvorlnok. Mountain States Power Co. Both Thonpa 15 30(1 W. 2d SL j SUKW. Nov. r. SihtiuI. The I school opi-nt'd Monday morning after 1 iK'ini; cloHt'd for a week U'rause of the influenra which waa aweepintr the 'mniunity. j Norma Knrwell, daughter of Mr. mid Mrs. II. J. Knrwell. was brought ! to her home laat week from the t. j Mary's Hospital, where ahe has Wen ; for aeverul weeks. She is reported to I Ik improving rapidly. Kdmund Oume. the son of Mr. and jMrs. Oume of Shedd. has Wen verv j low with a rehipse of scarlet fever. lie is reported iteuer now, nowever. Mr. Painter, who lives near Kayette ville. fell nhout two weeks ao from an appletree and hurt himself quite seriously. The doctors have not yet learned whether he was hurt internal ly or not. Mr. Painter is still cotifin- : ed to his Wd. j ('. C. Arnold returned home from Kort McDowell, t'al., recently, where he was summoned for limited service. i After beinir examined, he Mas found ! physically unfit because of poor eyes. j On the way home he was taken sick with pneumonia which, when he reach ed home, put him in bed for eijrht days. He is now better and able to W out jiiKatn. but looks rather pale. I A pretty trood shower passed over 'this vicinity Sunday afternoon. j The hi,;h school will have a Hallow- e'en party Kriday evening, Nov. 1st, at the schoolhouse. Just hijrh school students and friends are invited. Word was received here that Fort Mclowell, ('ulifomia, was under quar antine for the Spanish influenza, in camp at one time, but they are W There was said to W about 400 cases iieved to W jrettinjr checked now. Mr. and Mrs. Hill Sylvester have a bit; baby boy. Both mother and child are jrettinj; along fine. Miss Wilma Porter pot off the southbound train Sunday noon. She was met by her father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Porter, who took her home, where she will stay for some time. Miss Porter has Wen at tending school in Portland for some time. The Shedd school Wgan this week with a new teacher in the upper grade room. Mrs. Bailey, who was their former teacher, resigned and they now have Mr. Oscar Ingram of Lebanon. M. G. Toon, the Shedd ps n-.Tster who has Wen very ill, is reported to W just living this morning. Mr. Coon j has Wen very sick for the past fev; months with paralysis. He is grad ually getting worse and is now verv low. Miss Nellie Hart of Portland spent a few days at the home of her t ncle. M. G. Coon, last week. Here to Serve ALBANY STATE BANK BELGIAN RF.L1KK CLOTHING The used clothing donated by the people of Linn county for the desti tute people of occupied Belgium and France, is on its way to Newark, N. J., from where it will be reshipped to Belgium, and should reach its destina tion by the latter part oT the current month. It might be of interest to the donors to know that it required 55 packing cases to take care of the shipment; that by actual count there were 6,928 separate garments, together with 303 pairs of shoes, with a total weight of four tons. In the two drives for cloth ing Linn county has considerably over larped its quota. The committee in charge desires to express ita thanks to the people who so generously contributed; also to the heads of the various auxiliaries of the county, and numerous others, for their assistance. The committee in charge consisted of the following: H. S. Logan, Mm. B. R. Wallace. Mrs. G. A. Flood, Mrs. Or. Stark nnd Miss Nimmo. G. II. YOUNG, President, Linn County Chapter, A. R. C. SEE OCR WINDOW DISPLAY Worth's SEE OUR WINDOWS Annual Sale of Silks Thursday Only, November 7 EXQUISITE NEW SILKS The Moat Desirable Fall and Winter Fabrics Our Annual Sale of Silks takes place ne::t Thursday, November 7th, you have your choice of hundreds of yards of rich lustrous silks, all in high class qualities, the newest designs and patterns, bought es pecially for thi preat sale. In-cluded nre plain shades of Poplins. Taffettas and Messulines in every wanted and staple shade. All these sale silks are 36 inches wide; silks worth up to ?.1 per yard; silks for almost every possible occasion. You will be genuinely in terested in this magnificent assortment of pretty fancies. Kindlv remember these silks are offered for one clay only. Shop in the morn ing if possible. No samples cut. none delivered or sent C. 0. D. None exchanged. VALUES TO $3.00 THURSDAY ONLY AT . $1.49 per yard BOTH PHONES 80 . WALLACE BLOCK HATES NEWS SMILES COLUMBIA RECORD No. 2lUtl (Sonir) "' SMILES My Earl Fullers, Rector Novelty Orchestra 85 5 K-K-K-K ATY Sunir by Eugene Buckley 83c WAR SONC. IIITS-No. 248 SSc Remember the WAR WORK DR1V., r.ovcmbcr Sieves to Eighteen Woodworth Drug Co. GATES, Nov. 5. Special. Mrs. L. E. Dike of Mill City came up Wed nesday to attend the funeral of Mrs. Jennie Wolfe. Mrs. Alvin Raines of Mill Citv came up to attend the funeral of Mrs. Jennie Wolfe of Woodburn, who was laid to rest Wednesday in Kairvlew Cemetery. Mrs. Cyrus and children returned from t'ie valley Wednesday. Bud Collins returned from Portland Saturday. Mrs. Dowd nnd daughter Esther re turned to their home in Woodburn Monday. Mrs. Ruth Jobnson and his mother, Mrs. Moore, came down from Redne Wednefdny. rcturninfr the same day. Died, Mrs. Jennie Wolfe, at her home in Woodburn Oct. 28, of influ enza. The remains were brought to GaUs and interment took place in Kairview Cemetery Wednesday. Mrs. Wolfe was a resident of Gates for many years. She was loved by all who knew her. She leaves a hu.band and seven children to mourn her loss. The floral offerings were beautiful. Ed Davis was quite ill at his home near Gates Sunday. Claud Lewis of Mill City, who pass ed away Saturday of influenzn, was laid to rest in Kairview Cemetery Monday. Mrs. Slater of Mill City passed away Sunday of influenza and inter ment took place in Kairview cemeterv Monday. C. 1). Bevier went to Albany Mon day, to have dental work done, return in? the same day. home at Gates Sunday, after spend Mrs. Lulu Collins returned to her inir several weeks in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Elm Hall and familv have been quite sick with grip the past two weeks, but are all on the mend now. C. A. Bevier camo up from Albany Saturday, returning Tuesday. Government Issues Call For More Nut Shells More fruit pits and nut shells aru needed. The government asks for I.. 000,000 pounds daily. Several months ago the governor issued an appeal to the people of the state to collect these pita and shells. Official communications request that when a barrel full is on hand they he sent in to the collecting station. The chemical warfare department of the army proposes that a Gas Mask Da ybc observed for the gathering of the fruit pita and nut shells, as tha people do not realize the importance of thia work. Shells and pits may be left at the Red Cross store or at any of the gro cery scores. A shipment will be made next week. GERMANY SAYS AIR HUMMING HAS STOPPED WASHINGTON, Nov. 6. A Ger man note received here states that Germany stopped all air bombinh on October 1, of civilian towns, and asks why her opponents hadn't dons likewise.