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Newspaper Page Text1 PACK rwo ALBANT PAIL1 P KM OCR AT. MFltNFSDAY. NOYKMHFR I J. I!M8. Daily Democrat WM. U. HOKNlimOOK, publisher Enured at the postoffice t Albany Orcron, M leoond class matter. Dally published every evening except Sunday. Senilweekly published Tues days ana rmaays. Buaineaa Matter In ordering changes of address, sub scribers should always K'r weu a new aaareae. Uh.4nlAai Rat Dills Pelvered by carrier, per week .. 10e iY.k,.l Ku mrrir. ner vear .. 14 .IK) R m&l mt and at vear 3.50 vtw mail'n advance. Der vear . . 8.00 ... , - Clauifled Ratra ex m mnt for first Dublica . yf rwr wnnl thereaf- UVII, ... , - ter, payable hi advance. Minimum charge, twenty-iivecem. ESTABLISHED IN 1865 WEDNESDAY. November 13. ISIS FEEDING THE MULTITUDE Fighting in this war is over, but there is one thine which is bojnd to keep on indefinitely, and that is the demand upon the United States for food supplies of all kinds for the hun gry folks across the sea. War has pone, but hunger will re main. Even with peace restored, it is man ifestly impossible for countries devas tated by war and suffering from ter rific losses of manpower immediately to resume the adequate production of food. The condition of the land itself would prevent, and furthermore, what men remain will be needed for the re construction ' of cities, highways and all sons of public work, rlt will be years before conditions can be estab lished in these ravaged countries, in suring them against food shortage. For four years our hungry allies abroad have cried to us for food and have not cried in vain; for years to come we shall hear the same appeal and must answer with unabated gen erosity. In addition to this, the Unit ed States, with the other nations rep resented in the supreme war council, has agreed to cooperate with Bulgar ia, Turkey, Germany and Austria in feeding their starving civilian popula tions. It is true that the cessation of hos tilities has released much tonnage and renders accesible large quanties of supplies, but it is still mainly from the United States that the bulk of the food will have to come. This clearlv means that we are in no way released from the obligations of economy and care in the administration of our food stuffs at home. Every household and every dealer must continue to maintain those stan dards of conservation which have not only enabled us to help abroad but have saved us from want ourselves. The pessimistic people who kept saying that "things are going to be just the same after the war. Kaiser and all, are now maintaining a dis creet silence. "Kaiser" is the same word as "czar." Both are derived from "Cae sar," which was the title of the old Roman emperors, taken from the first of them, Julius. Wilhelm is therefore the last of the Caesars. A lot of troops of various national ities are soon going to have the tfme of their young lives garrisoning Germany. People who wondered what the American army was doing the last few weeks have now found out. It's always a waste of time to be doubtful or pessimistic about America. The war-drunk nation has had a fine time smashing things. Now it must pay. And the prospect is very sober ing. SCIO HAS A BIG PEACE DEMONSTRATION SCIO, Nov. 13. Special. The cele bration of the end of the war bepan TIME T0 MAKE MINCE-MEAT ai-uG:3 !lay 0nd laSU?d Unt" Ncw Nu.' I)at". Kini, Citron, Orange and Lemon reeling. 8:30. .The early part of the day was A30 Kreah Co,lfi,h ,Jrk.k(I ju,t spent m ringing of all the bells, in cluding many cow. and sheep-bells, pi $ Til C t punctuated by an occasional anvil. kjGlH" S J llOHC L ro "CCYB0ARDS rirst and Ferry We Have Qur Qwn I)eIiverv This it to announce that lam i .. ., , . v , . . ... ..... . , 1,0 your limit for the Big Y. M. C. A. and Red Cross I)n' commit. muting Alusny mj headquarters td will be pleased to call on ' rJU at any time regarding school " - furniture and supplies. M,MMMHBMMHMMBMMNMMBMna E. P. SHOEMAKER ' Care Motel Albany. Agent '.or i rx ;AT T I7XTMir Northwest School Furniture Co. UU YUU IviNvJW Of Portland. Bell 327 Home Phone 6 v , I i . . JOU can sell live poultry or can buy dressed poultry any time. GSbTAMPS " United States D. E. Nebergall Meat Co. mwB?ffi?1wt Both Phone. 47 Second and Lyo. St.. I 4 COMPOUND INTf-REST The stores closed in the afternoon ' then dragged behind a horse and and the Kaiser was drawn thru the ' hanged to a telephone pole. After street on a wagon. When the parade being taken down he was again drag win over the children were happy to ; ccd behind a horse and burned in the kick the Kaiser from his place and (street. drag him thru the street, lie whs I The evening was spent In the street GOVERNOR .VVITHYCOMBE TO BOYS, GIRLS, AND PARENTS TO THE BOYS AND CIRL8 OF OREGON AND THEIR PARENTS: May I not call your apeclal attention to the Importance of a prompt response to tie call cf the United War Work Campaign, with particular emphasis upon t "Can and Give" program ? To the toys and girls, I would say that never has there come to you a better opportunity to show your true colors than in this period of the world war, v. hen you are privileged to volunteer to earn and give money to back up our valiant fighters at the front It wiJ be to you a signal honor thus to volunteer In this, the greatest of causes. Do so and let your brothers In the ranks know where you rtjnd. And may t s.iy to parents that In no better way in which you can help In supplying morale-making material than by enccuraging your children eiijib' to enlist In the Liberty Boys' and Girls' campaign to do so. Help them to find ways of earning money and to realize the Importance cf (jiving It to stiffen the resistance of cur military units, whether the var continues Indefinitely or comes to a more Immediate close. In this manner, children and parents will have a glorious part In putting over the United War Work Campaign In Oregon. JAMES WITHYCCMBE, Governor of Oregon. For Milk and Cream Phone 17 Two Daily Deliveries Albany Pure Milk & Cheese Co. Corner Fifth and Jackson Sts. If in those dnys of hih prices you found a butcher who charged 20 per cent less than the others you'd patronize him. wouldn't you? It would be worth considerable effort to save that much every week on household expenses. 9 Well, here's a way you san save 26 per cent on your meat bill with out trouble, without exertion. How? By means of electric ranire coolgr. the cleanest, easiest, surest way of cooking food just right. Electric Ran pes are so simple in operation that a 12-year-old child can prepare a superior meal wifh little instruction. And that 20 per cent savins on meats is due to the construction of the oven, which prevents evaporation and retains the juices. You not only save 20 per cent, hut the meat is more delicious, ap petizing and wholesome. Vye have a special cooking rate anijfa time limited proposition which you can't afford to overlook. Mountain States Power Co. Both Phones 15 306 W. 2d St. around lively honfire. Miss Wolter presided nt the piimu nnd pleased the iiudienee with several solos. The crow, I snug many patriotic nnd oldtime HOME'S. WHEN ANSWERlNti els.sifie.ls s.ls kindly mention The Democrat. J9 '1 ilZzo bast IS IJOI2P too good especially when it is the cheapest No matter wlmt you use liisht for, yo i would be justified ill hiivini; the best even if it costs more. Itut where the In-st costs less then it nil but lnvomes a dulv to have it. Working, reading or playing bv the light of - WEST1NGHOUSE MAZDA LAMPS will Kive vou more pleasure, more profit and mure satistiu tion. And you will actuully eoono-mi-e on your lihtini: hills at the same time. Our st.xk of those famous l.invps is complete. We have the proper sire ami voltage to take care of your every rvijuiivment. it will pay you well to consult us. Ralston Electric Co. 310 West Second Bulbs for Fall Planting Have Arrived at Murphy's Seed Store Cladiolus, Ere'fins, Tulips, Johnquills, The finest varieties grown; gowl fresh stoc!:. PLANT TODAY. DON'T FORGET THE UNITED WAR WORK CAMI'AH.X NOV. 11TII - 18TI1 Equipped With Every Facility for handling accounts in prompt and reliable manner this bank solicits the business of corporr.ti'ins, firms and Individ uals. 1.' you have need for a satis factory banking service we can fill It. Capital and Surplus 1:10,000.00 J. W. Cusick & Co. Bankers Albany, . Oregon 1 We Never Use Bait TO GKT ITSTOMKHS INTO OUt STOl'.K Just (!ood. Clean Merchandise at a Fair I'ro.'lt no tiue sp.it In printliiK the figure "!)", ao popular nowadays with dort ment stores. They say blllicus of tl is figure Is used every dav as real bait for customers. or n nitres and chemicals are the BEST that Money Cm lluy We sell them to you nt fair r ices, with good service. Burkh.irt & Lee Repair Work Tractors and Autos a apeeialtv Call on AITO .1 MACHINK '.VOKKS Old Watson ItMg, Kirst Street Ilea V. Itiddrrs. Crop. F1SII MK-HRADKN Undertaker Auto Service Lady Assistant Cash Paid for Junk Hritii- in all kinds of metal, iron, scraps, sacks, rairs, etc. Hnlo thv Covernment conserve Ita metaL FOR SAI.K Several thousand grain and potato sacks. Also 5-passenger Ford. PACIFIC JINK COMPANY E. Koiioway Second and linker Streets, Hell .11.1 It. Hume 2227 Realty Canadian Lands LOANS AND INSl UANCK Ges. Taylor Corner of Second and Ilroadalhin Hell 52J; Home 2073 mi: h;;si BAKKL) GOOHS (JROChKII S. PKOIU CF, and FKIins St PARKER'S "The Sifjn id Qiiu'ity" IH I.) on S;. ' Ruth I'hnncs Frank G. Will JEWELER High class Tevrlrv. Silver. Cut Class snJ Hand Painted Cldna WHEN ANSWEP.INH clnsslfleds ada kindly mention The Democrat. If STETTER'S Full line of Ch.V.aware, Pishes, Crockery. GLatware, Granite. Tfnwsr. and Groceries. 13 A 1ST Y ri in U SAVINGS DANK oni CLASSIFIED ADS.-BUSINESS DIRECTORY CI.ASSIHKI) Fur Sale FOR SAI.K IM neits of goo.1 .nlitiam btittom lantl, new house, burn, and uiithuiMiiigs. Also new boiiKehold gixxls if desired, will sell cheap .if taken nt onee. A.Mress linleigh llnrold, cure C. C. Crow. K. li.Albany. llnltt KtK S AI.K - Ilrown leghorn rmisters M 0 eai-h. II. Iuh-I, Home phone (ii'.on. iinl:i TO SKI.I. OR TltAI'K -TlinlH-rlnnds worth JS.tMM). Will take real prop, erty tn exchange. llo 43, llruwns villu. ol!Hf IIKMSTITt'HINli Ilk- per vard, you furnish the thread. Lorn I'loU. IO,' Lyon St. Hell Mh1, Home 1 ..'". ir.i.l'.l I'OR SAI.K.- 'J horses, 1 mare, 1 horse. Inipiire of L. t'. Anderson, Amer ienn Kxpress office. n'.Mf FOR SAI.K - Public mnrkrt hpil.liugs on Ihird and h'erry Sts. will le sold nt pulihe auction on Krldny, the Isth nt 2 o'clock. Scaled bills may nNo le received prior to that time. Ad dress llerthn J. Heck, Sec, I'omona tirange, 1C. K. II. No. d, Albany. HnU WAN rHI 1 cow, fresh or coming fre.h soon. lniuire Arthur Ijusoti, It. R. ti, llox 1 .Its. Albany, Oregon. !ni:. FOR SAI.K- Slabwoo.1 cut stove length. Ilnrdwood nnd fir mixed, mostly hardwood. Ilclivered any. wliere in the city. Holh phones lilt. Cash on delivery. nodo For Kent FOR KKN'T Small place of 13 acres, lloime nnd bntn close to Albany. See J. V. Pipe, 2:i West '.'d St. Until FOR ItKNT 7-room house and acroa, 1 mile fro.n eivrtt.ouse, Al bany, Ore. FWh !lolges. I tilt RKNT ID acres, good house, other improvements. Close in. In quire lx'o Cohen. Ilitf PASTURE FCR KKN'T For 4 sprinif calves. (,ool shelter, plenty of straw anil aeparate from other slock. Price $1 per month. Jitines .McCpurt, :iixi North Oak St. or Hell phone 4JIR Miscellaneous WANTKI) AT ONCE 1 or 2 good tie makers, tiood timber, good ground, good price. Near town. Call or see White at Far West Manufacturing Co. llnl.'t THE AUCTIONEER . Satterlee, farm sales a s;ecialty and all kinds stock sales. Call at J. A. Howard's real estate office at .'t-Ti W. 1st, Al bany, Oregon, for dates. do24n7wo2'.ldl FOUKD Pair of (lassea In case. Can be bad by identifying and paying for this ad. Call at Democrat Of fice WST WATCIIES-For ladies an I gents, we have the F'lgin and Walt linm, but make k specialty of Uin ''Ijidy 'iruen," the little wondei for the ladies and the non-brenknhle "trench" watch for the soldier Imys. See your magazines for a descrip tion of these wonderful little Wl.trl,. es. F. M. F'rcnch & Sun, Jewelers A Fneravrrs, Albany. CHRISTMAS CARDS To bo sent "Over There" and arrive f.ir Xmns nuist lenvo on or before No. vember Uti'h. We have our Xmas Cards, Seals and Decorations nil rendy for your In spection. Shenffcr Fountnin Pens, iAise l-n." Note and Price Hooka Leather Ooods and Stationery are appropriate and useful Xmns presents. dill nnd look over our stock , C. C. KAWLINfiS : 121 llroadnlbln St. nltfil Iw VIERECK'S BATHS SIUVING IIAIRCUTTING RAZORS IIONF.D AND H-FT Cpen 7 a. m. io 7 p. m.; Satur day 10 p. m. Corner First and Ellsworth Streets. ?J NATIONAL BANK Practical Patriotism An Important duty hVtiwe who slay at boms oe mir Country Is the ronrratlon of our resources In the utterniiMt. lie liu save is hrlpina his country, his ruminiiidly and himself. WANTKII to buy, a fresh milk row 4 years of age or younger; gives 4 gallons milk per ilnv, te.l not less than 4 er cent. Aliicrt Mchults, It. f. Alhauy, Oregon, nlL'tf WANTKI - To henr from owner of good rniieh for sale. State tn.h price, full description. 1. V. Hush, Minneapolis, Minn. o.".'.'iin;i.':iil?:'HS PIANO I.KSSONS-Progressive Se ries. Mrs. Wluuirred Worrell. Hell phone 47.IR, f.,lii W. !td St. ol itf Kl'KNITUKE bought and aold. Call K. Itogoway. 'Jnd and linker Sis., Hell phone 3i; It. Home phone k-JL'7. .f0.f UMliKKLI AS-We are showing our summer Hue of "Hull" lietnchabU Handle and auitcaae Umbrellas in l-ls.k and white and colors. The "Hull" iuality la always depend able. Your initial engraved free of of charge, r. 41. 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