Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192?, November 13, 1918, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextAI.RANT MAILT IIRMOCKAT. W nN KSDA Y, NOVrMlllU IS. ltH. We have just received some new Salt's PLUSHE Wake your old coat look like new ly trimming it with PLCS II. If Pluah Capea anil Stole! are very popular now. too. r-J BLACK STRAIGHT Pilo very fine quality of Salt1. Ifj flush, CO Inchei wide :. ard - s BLACK CRUSHED Pik-Ju" hat -u n"'a f"r tVa!g3 Triinminp, Cawi and Stoles; 50 inches wale J ? a jam I TAUPE CRUSHED Pile- 'uliflil n,sh for iv..bi S Stolea and Coat Collars and Handings: '- inches wide J12 a yard 31 r ! We will rut any of these in H ALF- WIDTH to suit your nerd. HJ Flood's Store 334 West First St. g WILL BUY POTATOES I PAY CASH at loading point F. O. B. car. 1 also handle Number One Hay 4 4 or Stroud Grade Hay. 4 M. G. REED - - Both Phones . l.FAUN Kf FROM Kl'KOPK'S F.VII.l RK ! WASHINGTON, Nov. M.-Anur-ua's sucevsa in the world war has leen made possible ns nuu'h h workmen at home as by soldiers in France. America was confronted by a tre mendous task when the conflict with Germany became inevitable. The imp plies the allies bad reo,uirvd in the yeais since liU 1 had necessitated con siderable readjustment of laltor and cotmnerco in the United. States, but with actual participation in the con flict much greater changes had to be nuu'.o. The work of American lalor ers in producing food, munitions and clothing enough for their own country men and the allies as well is one of the irrvatest performances of the war, or indeed in history of all time. It has Uvn made possible laryely by careful organization of the nation's nian-pow-er, in order that ever younee of strviti th could be employed to best ad vantage. T!-e United States employment service last June was entrusted with the prvat task of mobilizing: and dis tributing labor. Something of the kind was absolutely necessary, for without unified nrranjrvmenU for olv tninintr the help needed for war pro duction industrial life in America would have been chaotic. The experience of Kuropcan coun tries had illustrated how essential is MISS ELIZABETH LEW. ! TEACHKK OK VIOLIN Best of methods orchestra train ing Violin Ensemble. Studio Albany College Conserva tory of Music. Inquire of Miss Cle- ment. Dolls at Absolute Cost Make the Kiddies Happy LISTEN: With every dollar purchase we will sell at WHOLESALE PRICES any doll in the store FRED DAWSON'S DRUG STORE Ain't the Boys Worth it? 0m Perhaps you did not do as much as you should. Hunt upyourcommittee and make another subesription. It will show on your record. Some day that record will be worth lot to you. You did not know that your record on every drive is filed as carefully as the Soldier's record ? UNITED WAR WORK COMMITTEE P.A. Young County Chairman Dan Johnston County Publicity Director perfect inanimation and coordination of labor power toward successful prosecution of a war whit It places practically whole nations in arms, in the wars of the past, industrial life at , home went on without any consider-; aide interruption; the armies in the i field were ordinarily not so lute that , itiey could not lite on the country if they wen forced to do so. I With the summoning of millions of men to the colors by all the belligerent in lions, however, the world war of It'll tiuiAly took on a quite different aspect. The withdrawal of all theo men from iudw!ry proved a tremend ous shock to the economic life of ev ery nation. . Geuuany probably was Inst prepar ed for the ivut change, for the pos-; il ihty of summoning most of the ji.anpower of the nation into warfare , hail Uvn considered more thoroughly than elsewhere. France and Filmland, it soon Kcame apparent, had made serious misUiKes In Fraiu e, larye uuui)ers of skilled iiuinilions workers were called into the army, and they suffered tremendous losses when the Germans overran I'eb j;ium and Franco. Munitions outp.it tas slowed up. ami only by the most heroic exertions wore the French fin ally able to turn back the enemy at the Mame. Kventually the skilled machinists were called buck into the factories, where they could bc.of much more service. Knedand had similar experiences In the patriotic xeal of thousands to en list, for the voluntary system was re tained in Knular.d for three years, lit tle attention was paid to the retention on ese:Uiul jubs of men wuose places could hardly bv filled. The conse quence wttA that railway workers, min ers and machinists, went into the armv by thousands and that Filmland's pro ductive capacity was crippled serious ly. Only this year England was forc ed to withdraw 10,000 miners from the army in France. America was aide to profit by these mistakes. From the start she organ ized a war p rot-rum on the basis of highest efficiency. The collapse of Russia, shortly after America entered the war, afforded stiil another object lesson. Russia's collap.e was due less to .1 weakening of the front morale than to the nation's trouble ut home. Break down of the nntionfc indrstrial life was quickly reflected in the morals of the troops, however. The whole war has illustrated that it is the homo army that breuks first. Russia col lapsed Im? cause the people could do nothing more to carry on the war. Italy was in jrrave danirer of disaster because of indus:U difficulties. Bul garia and Turkey tit while both had lare;e armies afield, simply because the home front broke. Tho same con dition existed in Austria-IIunirnry and Germ an v. Coffee is advancing Iiut we will five our customers a chance to lay in a supply lit FPKCIAL PRICKS. liuy ALL VOL' W ANT at these prircn: G. A., per pound 2.V Huyal ( lul, pound .11c I'owcr Pure, pound 22c tifrl'lcn Wcat, pound Wc Voh-pn' fioldcn (Jato 37- Ifppnilnlde 3.c M. J. ii z:,c W.i.lr o X2c (tuittard'H ,1.c .VrhillinK's .ICc Lipton's 3.V linkprizol I!arrin'tn Hall iile rhnmpion 32c Ififtmond W 40c AlO 37c Ure al fast lilcnil 28c Senate . . 30c Knox-A!l 2."ic llorrfc Sh'K! 2fic SK'ial 17c llollfjwny'H .Sppfial 2fic Lynd's zc Holloway's Farmers Store . The War Industries Hoard Says No More IUiKcmi Slioct No More Two Ttme Shoes No More l'alenl I euilu-r Shoes IN OKIIKU Ttl t tlMI'I.V Willi 111 IS OKM'.lt. - hne divided to tdoe out ail prolidiileil !tlK's at ont'i', A a. I Ii.im' put t!irm in 0ri lot. for tl nui.1. dipoal, l.tl'. Nl Mlll'lt ON K N O SI.85 Valrr I Ui JS HO Hand !.ira.-.l .''olis, M: rit l.at;.cr. button or I.arr, l.t-atlirr I.o ii; lid l. llrcy ( 1. til top.. lllaik Kid liutton. Ki-lit- inch limits. W.dt SoK-ii. Kill Tops. LialluT Louii llifl. Lli.i-K Kid Ijii-c. Fnwn or ;r-y ( loth Topi, Wilt Sol.-., I.iniin lU't-U. Iluri'unly Kid wilh WKito Lcatlwr Top. Wi It S din, I.oui hctd.. - llliu-k Kid ltutton. mrdium hinds, turn or wi It noli-s, plain t'X'. m to r m Min:i: two i 1:: N tl W S2.85 alue i'p t $i.00 Patent leather ltutton Shoeii, Turn and W'idt Soli . is, r:i LOT Nl MI'.KIt TIIKKK I -'1 n N ( W $1.85 Patent Tjciillipr, Kid nnd (Inn Metal liutton, Well Solea, Small nizen oidy, 2 1-2 to 4. McDowell Shoe Co. New Georgette Crepe Waists Five Poen of the prettiest styles we have shown this season came in today. A docn different stylo and all shades sires MM to 4k Vol li ( IIOK I I'ONT WAIT t'ome rieht down they will fro In a hurry at this price. Incorpcrdtod S The Sample Store's Tri Weekly Reminder LAIUIS' IIKOWN SIIOI'.S I.MUKS1 W AISTS t l..t!i top t0 match. Loui. or t. oriffltt, Ore, J1.1K n iliii.ry hwl.. cap or perfoi- Silk atriv 1tH lltcd tip. Mi Kay or liooilyear Whito (IHc l :M dta fl.ti. to .".fiS Miiix-a MHr (I ALL I.KOWN K,. J At K Louii h.-.l ', "'.X't HIS MCTAI. l.UK 2J. II 13. l V. lioody.-ur Welt, plain K.int.d OAr nd rU 'SK,S Loui. heel HJ lur children 9Kc III.At K VAVI- Willi ;i!KV CAP and St AltK sns Cloth tup. lui-c .. J.I 9H. t h. For children 4.'.c ;i N MKTAI. C LOTH I.ADIKH' JtLlrHS Top l.tlttun J.I. II.GS. II.HS, $2.19 C. J. BREIER CO. YOU liO BETTER HERU FOR LES I i To Build Morals. Hewn wet faro rrKtilr:iUn serv Ine tho oMiiTs art askinx for funiU to extend their work an ft hMp mnlnUln the wonderful morulo of tho Allied armies. I Patriotic Ltsgus. Foiir humlretl thntisunl Klrl" have nlni tint I'ntriotlc Isku nrttanlxet' by tho Y. W. t'. A. In forty stvt:i Stales. The lints on the llattlf Idnea An r.lttle HettVellS III Tho Pit of (live Freely to lh- miteil War Work i t'ampalKn. j Mnte you runt flht; hut you ran j elv to t!w I'nlte! War Work Cam ! paiKn. YOUR PART IN THE UMTLL) V AH UHIVE. IVK! Wh'n s-'U- llors rail upm ynu. ;ivk i.nrFl(Ai.i.v. UKM K M ItKlt. uhiit you Klve. Kms dtre.-tly to make out sol liters, t ailors, marines and work ers In war lmluitrl s happier ami more ftt. t'nulij one un nd money In a t'i.trr cause? Think It over and Ih pn tiiin-d, so thut you will not keep u Hiltcltr Haltlnif at Yol'it home or of flee. WHAT 1 IT WORTH T lllEINd TDK IIOVH iiomi: Cl.KAN AND FIT AM WMKN TIIKV MAKCIICD AWAY? Let's try and MVK our wtuire lo do JtiHt that thl lit:! (J1VK! BUSY GREE", PEASANT GIRL Car of Sheep and Costs, and House hold Duties. Leavs Hsr Llttl Timt for Dallying. To tho ;n'k prannt fflrl la con" inlltel the run nf her father's lliH'k, which nh inuxt lend every dny to tho pnoturo and fold ut nlicht. The vonkii Httiln. r shephnlefj. In tne of th itH't prominent i huructers In rural fidk sitnic. and tnauy a rhartnlnx Idyl has heeii rtimiMiiMl In her hoimr. . . Itut hIii has Utile time for sylvan did lylui. for the hi-ep rind tfnnt tiiuit tM inllkifl, and the milk itiiud tx n invert ed Into rheene utid yluotirtl, a detleloua ami wholetuiiiiP Hour runl. which la In prent dt'iiinmt In the towns. When tho sheep ha vi lein shorn. thi wool la llenehe and spun, ami then knitted and woven Into Knrtiients for th fai My or Into rloth for wile. Tho ruttno nr flax crown on the farm mint also bf cathenil In their sviimii, ami pri- i pared for ue. The ndton mm)n art ! put through small hsnd inuehlnn railed tho ninnirnixi, which turns two rollers different ways, and Wvpiirutes the flher from the s.itl. T1i limlru ment next ued Is the toieveln. a In rife tow mmlo from a curved jdecr of whm flvt or mom fi-t hmir. tlio two pnds of which are roniieeted ly a atoitt strlnif. TIim mtton Is plaeetl liHisely j on the Ntrlntr, which Is made to vibrato hy lii-lni; struck with ft slick. priHluo li iK a mt uutuusleal amuid. This proc ess detnehea tha pnrtlchu nf rut ton, and It In now reniU n uso as wad f lnjt fT tho lnro quilts, which, with n sheet tucked to tin under aide, form nil tho winter bed onverltii? lined by tha lower order of natives nf rvery rnro. Tha mattresses nr also usually stufTetl with notion, nnd the pnlUassra with the husks nf Indian corn. READ THE WANT ADS Attention We hnvr taken over the Farmer's Feed Shed nnd hlnrknmith nhop In con nection, and nro now prepared to aorvo tho pulilic in theao line of huaincHfl. Alao trnnarer work n uporially. Your pntronii(;o aolicited. Hcut ot anrvice. W.P.Chilcote&Co.