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About Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1918)
AI.IIANT DAILY DEMOCRAT. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER IJ, 1918. PAQB THHM. DO YOU ENJOY Vol MI.AI.S Oi l' TDK Kitchen Shelf? If you clii, tliU won't inti'ri-al you. III'T: If ynu prefer hnu thully Diniiu: Kimiiii in which t nil iiwl nil, wi Invito y mi r iimii'rt Inn of nut' - FISHKR-HKADKN CO ALBANY STATU HANK IS OWNKI). MANACKD AND OFFICERED HY MEN WHO WERE HORN AND RAISED IN THIS LOCALITY. AND WHO HAVE MADE THEIR MONEY ItV HARD WORK AND CAREIT'L ATTENTION TO Itl'SlNESS. We Invite our Business SMILES COl.t'MlllA I'.Kt'oKD No. :"i;f. - (S .n; I K'.r SMILES llv Fsrl Fullers. Hector Nm .-It Orchestra H3 K K K KATY Sunn l.y F.ut.r.e Buckley -'.c WAR MING III IS- No. '-'UK ... 8.' H.m.mh.r the WAR WOlth, DltlW. November Eleven In Eirhtrrn Wooihvorth Drug Co. Eastburn Bros. THE GROCERS Fresh Butternut Bread 10c and lor Oleomargarine try it prim J l"e Nut Margarine try it ptund -Hit Handmade 5-gallon Oil (in $1..13 Five-Gallon can AND FILLED $2.0 Get behind your t-onimittres in the I'niled Wftr Work Cniopnign, Nov. II to ISth THIS IS YOUR IOB BOOST! EASTBURN BROS. ,i,i'irW Clifford's Studio 1.1.1 Went Flrnt Strift DIN'INO CIIAIIIS DIN I SO TABLES CHINA CLOSETS BUFFETS UlHi-i SERVING TKAYS The iiiirrn lire l.y no mnina prohibitive (n tlx nv iirtlclrn. We rim iilmoNt pi-nm lu lo fill yo ir nriln, lit l' thnn you l'l'.'l lo UIV, i J Tho put urea you nro plnnninjr to nnl that soldier of yours nuiHt lc on tho wny not hxivr than No vi'nihor l.r if you would niako sur that ho tins them to j-'liithlon his heart on Christmas morning. To those who nro busy (lurhii the (lav our studio In com pletely Ciiuippod fur tnkitiif pictures in the evenini.-. Open fvi'nins by Appoint mont only. city news I I Wintlirr Iti port Y't Ntciiluy'a toiiipi-rnture runi'ed from r.7 to :'J iln.rri- it i I tin' river ia lit IX feet. Moving to St. KmnrU Fn-.l lllunilicri' unit fumily arc mov ing tu the St. l'ninriii hoti-l tnilay. Tlit-y will make the hotel tlirir home. On ItuMiurmi Trli II. S. 1 -of ii n wi-iit to I'orlliiml tliU Mmming on tiimini . SAGE TEA Darkcm Beautifully and Restore! Its Natural Color and i A. Luitre at Once. Pommnn rnrden m brwS Into a hmmvy t - with sulphur and alruhol 11-t it n rry. atrMk4 and fn.l. l ilfully dark and lia- UD '- Han Tr and Sul- r 'I'jme, thouith, la r way la to ret -ttlon Improved -r InKredtnta t, at dru 8; item and . . oi.llnr a -tnful. ifhful app ?ly dnrki,. .- ran tll. j. ly, M r ponr or -,r thta thnu . ,ie mall at rand i .ina; all rar halra h Aftar another applirati .f hair brcomri brautlfull.- Y. soft and luiuHiint and ar year younirvr. Wyeth'a Htxno and flulphur Compound la a d-Htrhtftjl toilet rrqul alta. It la not Intended fcir tha cura. Riiltiiauon or pfovanuon or dli SAYS HOT WATER WASHES'POISONS FROM THE LIVER Everyon should drink hot water "with phoaphata In It, befora breakfast ToT feel as fln as tb provorMa Rddla, we must keep the liver washed clean, almost every mornlnjc, to pre vent Its sonire-like pores from clog srinic'wltb Indigestible material, sour bile and poisonous toxins, says a noted physician. If yon pet headaches. It's your liver If you catch cold easily. It's your liver. If you wake up with a bad taste, furred tongue, nasty breath or stomach bo comes rancid. It's your liver. Sallow skin, muddy complexion, watery eyes nil denote liver uncleanllnoss.' Your liver Is the moit Important, also the must abused and ,' neglected orpia of the body. Few know Its function ot bow to releasor the dammed-up body wasto, bllo and toxins. Most folks resort to' violent 'calomel, which Is a danprrou,' salivating cheailcal which caok only be used occasionally because It accumulates In the tissues, &J40 attacks the bones. Kvery man and woman, sick or well, should drink ' each morn Ins; be fore breakfast a glass of liot water with a teaspoonful of llmestono phos phate In It, to wash from tho liver and bowels the previous day's Indigestible material, the polaons, sour bile and toxins; thus cleansing, sweetening and freshen iuf? tho entire alimentary canal before putting ruoro foods,lnto the stomach. Limestone phosphate does not' "re1 Strict the diet like calomel, because) It can not ealtvuta, for It Is harmless and you can pat Anything afterwards.' It la Inexpensive and nlmnst tasteless, ana any pharmacist will 11 you a quarter pound. 'which Is sufficient for a dem onstration of bow hot water and lime to no phosohnte cleans, stimulates and frettht-u 1 tin liver. Keeping you feeling Qt tLiv t i ji'id rtitv out. The Man in the Tobacco Store Says it docs beat all how men are taking to Real Grave ly, now that they know it costs nothing extra to chew this class oi tobacco. All you have to do is to get a man to take his first plug of Gravely. Let him get the pure, satisfying Grave. PEYTON Real Gravely IO$.a pouch-am I J J BMiM'it VflM m - T Hera Krom Curvallia Mrs. Hrn Tuylur uf Corvalll rime over thii imtrnlnu to viait h;r pnrenta. On InHprrliun Trip K, M. Kn-fich left this fnnrtnriK f''r WhiU'M'in on u wut- ii-inttpwtiun trip. i Nil w Aiwof(lTlis ) Kit 'O.ilK HX HAN Tha prwval tu rf Rpantih Influnra wllh lla ait'-ti'l iut bana on puljlc tCAib rrtnra and t tu r-N,v I j. ic of many ullKt-s ml unlviTNl'h a yr a nf a i ullar iliuatlon hKu whU.ti Hi.- itud-nt dlvl- ahm of the alliMiJ war work citnipaljcn DiUMt conti-nd In it jrins Itn jota of Turida In the Ciiltt-U V.'nr W n k nri-. Th atudwit canip'ilKO dlrM tora. how j rvr, gloryliiK In th'-lr ability to ov-r I cttw any oUta l-s that uiIkM utami ; In the way of a turc mif ul rurnuli u, ! havH found a way around thla difflcuJ ( ty. Thl way around la no oilif-r ttian it corn KiJoml-!M' campalKn In which ; rvt-ry alndcnt who run not hn rrju hd 'by piTKonnl noil Mat Ion will bt- Aic'.l j rd al Ioiik raiit' throiiKh the ni dlvui i of l ii' li' Hiiiu tn.Htal crvlrj. In vb-w uf th r ady p:vponi4 from tlio atudi'tit dlvlnlon lu tin war work rainpain of lunt uprliiK It la flt tha? a slnipb r ii:l:.il r of the tank aMlmd i tu tt.f dlvlnlon will tx; auffl:l'nt to brlnn 'Vry iudnt lo the fun with a vuha'ani lal rontrlbutlon toward thf il(j0,(joy itjota which the X'rthwmi ! a iii'i)t dniM.on. rnninriiilni; tb'. statt-a ! of Otftfon. W ahliiKtun aud Idho, hutt aifrid to rtl'. lu fact In houi a-ho-ir which have a!rady lauiichtd thl Ionic ruuK' canipak'ii n-Kulta mo far achlv-d hv e vn iu h as to b-nd strenKth to tin b Ib f that the student dlvUiun wlli nt only ralw its a Ik tied quota but will, as In thf previous campaign. K" ovt the top with a Rood friar In to spare. Home students, anticipating the needs In this drive are malliug in tlx tr subacrlpilons to their colb-xe commit-ti-e even without any suliritatlon In ; ordeT that their contribution may be f rnprly rndtted. ! The spirit of sacrificial riving Is do j Ins; encnurajet d as far as possible and Is one school In the district the Klrin have rt-nounced all Christmas prese nts In order to five toward the war work campalKO. Influenza! Infiuenia has cut Into the United War Work ("ainpaiKn to a considerable ext. -tit. but O. W. Davidson, state director, has word from the chairmen , In vry count that they wilt "put 1 over" the. ijuotas assigned them In the , style so familiar to this state. I That Cup of Cocoa. I That cup of cocoa that a Y. M. C. I A., K. of C. secretary or Salvation ! Army man or woman bands your boy ; In the war zone may be the means of i saving his life. Think of that when ' you are asked for funds to support these welfare organizations. Must Pull Together. With two million American soldiers In France the work of the Y. M. ( A., K. of (., Salvation Army and other welfare scene lea Is increased Immeas urahly. To maintain the work a drive fur funds will be made. Behind the Girls. The Y. W. C. A. is behind the girlf who are behind the boys who are afur the Kaiser. Hluo Trtansle workers are keeping up the morale of the country's second line of defense American womanh(Hd. His Home Overseas. To tho soldier overseas the work of the Y. M. t A., K. of l and Salvation Army Is tht nearest thing to home that he knows. It Is the concrete evidence that somebody at home cares tor him. Serving Under Fire. Hundreds of war workers In the Y. M. t A., K. of C. and Salvation Army are working under shell fire to serve American soldiers. The public will be asked for funds to support thii work. Caring for Girls. Recreation and social welfare work among women and girls in munition factories and other war industries Is being done by the Y. V. C. A. at the request of the government. Ito your Xmns shopping early for the l.oys Over Hiere. ty taste, and learn (or him sell how much longer the small Gravely chew slays with him than a big chew of ordinary plug. . It &n fmrtkrr tkol't a4f ytm tarn ttf Ik fi tilt tflklt cla of tobaccm withtut twtrm cut BRAND Chewing:Plug worth it - g - MTa - T.VMm Kl T I HrxHZHZHZHz H PEN DLETC N WOOLEN rtlUiftl 6-1 V BBBBBaMSSSB'aKUaSBSB PENDLETON .... $12.30 SIO'X 10.00 CAYUSE $8.30 All are genuine Pendleton Indian Robes (made in Ore.) Admirably well suited for a CHRISTMAS GIFT. LATFoT NECKWEAR NOVELTIES New Vests, Vestees, Guimoes, Collars and Sets. Women who keep abreast of the styles, and make it a point to wear the latest in neckwear, will appreciate our splendid showing of the new novelties, from the neat plain tailored effects to the more elaborate lace-trimmd styles. PRICES FROM is ip Cash Values Worth Whil cHXHSNZHXHa H ICt'turned llomr Mrs. R. W. William, and sn Rich ard returned to their home in Port hind this morninvr after a visit at the hon.e of Mrs. Williams' parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. French. NOTICE OF SCHOOL FLECTION TO INCREASE TAX MORE THAN SIX PER CENT OVER THAT OF THE PREVIOUS YEAF- Notice is hereby (riven to the lepal voters of School District No. 5 of Linn County, State of Oregon, that an election will be held in said District a the Hiirh School on the 21st day of No vember, 1918. at One o'clock in the P. M., to vote on the question of increas ing the amount of the tax levy in said District for the year 1JU9, Ly more than six per cent over the amount of such levy for the year immdeiatelv preceding. It is necessary to ratse this addi tional amount by special levy for the following: reasons: Increase in amount of tax to be raised is due to the in creased cost of salaries and supplies and general runnimr expense. Dated this 1st day ox November, 1918. J. K. WEATHERFORD. Chairman Board of Directors. Attest: D. D. HACKLEMAN, District Clerk. nl-20 A M I LT ONS" hzhzhzhzhs A M I LT O N KAISER BILL, HE STRUCK OUT The sneer has pone from the Kaiser's lips. His teeth are clenched in hate; Because, full of exaggerated ego. He sauntered to the plate; But a Yankee pitcher held the ball. And then he let it go, And then the air was shattered By the force of the aKiser's blow. i Jlftit ! ill IT IS THE WAY OF THE MU.LTNOMAH HOTEL at Portland. Cordiality of Greeting, nice service, garage for your use if you am driving a car, ar.d close pr-:.iniKy to all places of interest, are mak ing The Multnomah PORTLAND'. LEADING HOTEL ack of the Firing Line Modern war conditions demand that our armies miut have behind them na tional solidarity, the coordination of all the vast activities nd an indus trial army many times greater than the Nation's fic,htin& fuTces. The Nation's capital is linked with ail these vrid activities by the toll and long distance lines of the Bell 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 ia 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 orpnniing 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 in the U.iited States. THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH COMPANY X H X H X H X H X H X H X H X H X H X H X H X H X H X H X H X H X H X H H X H X H X H X H X H An exclusive model of Women's Cm iser Grev Kid boots with Grev Cloth Tops and Kid Covered Louis XV heels in widths AA to C $9.50 Be GLAD of a ehance to aid our boys in France. G-I-V-E This week to the United War Work Drive i t Everybody's Store S ' xhzhzhzhzh And now, somewhere in this favored land, T'.ie sun is shining bright. And somewhere bands are playing. And somewhere hearts are light. And somewhere they are smiling, And somewhere the children shout; But no joy for "OUR HUNS" Cause Bill Kaiser, he struck out. BURGGRAF. "How Do You Do And "Good Bye" Tea Vm Those Wosds when (rlends come to your hone. Yta are glad to see tbem, and sorry that they are leaving. We have just received by Express uaauuMMajBi
