ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT, THURSDAY, JAXVARX , 119.
pacb rouii
Writing Paper
Lord Baltimore, in pounds 60c
in Portfolio 50c
FRED DAWSON'S DRUG STORE
Ladies Silk and
Jersey Dresses
A Kood aaaortmeiit of ull aluea and cnlnni. and many tylc, to allow
you. l'rleea you'll find In many rara way Mow ao rnlleil Sale I'rli ca
at other aturea.
112.10, 111.73, Illi .'.U, IIM 75 Silk lre.c
I J 1.73 Jrnry Drcaara
Only .r Ladiea' Suila left and every one a beauty - All wool Vcloura
and CnW-rt.uic. .ilk lined $1173 H 73
Blanket Sale
Altho our rctrular priooa ar Mw th prvrnt markot quotation
we are making (till lower prices to clean up our entire itock of
MankeU to make room for new print: trooils, part of which are
now on the way.
The following pricet, for Instance
COTTON 64x76, tan, groy, white $2.6.
COTTON. 70x80. tan, qrav, white $3-53
V( OOL-NAP, 64x7S, white onlv $3.33
C'UOL-NAP. (VxSO. Nashua Plaids $6.23
i OOL-MIXLD. tVxSO, Palid Patterns $7.63
OTHER SI.KS, all first quality Blanket, at aimilar reduction.
i PUT STOMACH IN
REACH LIMIT IN ABSORPTION
Flood's Store
334 West First St
GLOBE Theatre
An Ounce of Courage Is
Worth a Ton of Fear
Pr. Royal S. Copeland is the President of t!ie Iiof.nl rf Health in
America"! largest city. And the most congested city! Where any
epidemic ha the best chance in the world to spread and w'lere the
most extreme correct measures of prevention are always taken.
When tiie Spanish Influenza first attacked New York Inst fall
what did the head of the City's defense do? Took every precau
tion, of course, which in the lijrht of his combined medical and
municipal experience, he deemed necessary. But there was one
thine he refused to do. One action which he saw to be more
harmful than helpful. And that was XOT TO CI.OSE THE
THEATRES.
The head of the Health Department said then as he says n-w:
4 If mar. .ers see that health rulings are obeyed, one is as
safe oi safer in a large well ventilated theatre as in a
hospital, if for no other means than there are more
pathogenic perms in a hospital than in a well - kept
theatre.
Time has proven Pr. Copeland to be entirely- rieht. For statis
tics show that the larcrest and most congested city was the least
affected by the epidemic
There was some excuse for closing up theatres then. Poctor or
layman no one knew the best thinjrs to do so they did everything.
There ia no such reason now. Pr. Woods Hutchinson, a medical au
thority of national repute, is quoted in the New York Sun of Dec.
18th, 1918, as placing little reliance on "closinc" measures, and
says:
1 ' We closed theatres and business houses because we did
not. know what else to do," he admitted. "It was a new
problem, and f rant) we scarcely knew how to meet it.
As a matter of fact there is no safer place for children
during an epidemic of any kind thar right in rchool, pro
viding it is well ventilated and modern as to nurses and
equipment."
Elsewhere in these columns is Dr. Copeland' letter which ex
plains why business was not disrupted in New York due to the
spread of panic and hysteria, by closing methods.
TODAY and TOMORROW
"Bred in
Wyoming"
A Splendid Offering With
Geraldiue Farrar
As the Star
-And supported by MILTON SILLS and TOM SANTCIII.
AIho Comedy:
"A Bold, Bad Knight"
WILL BUY POTATOES I PAY CASH
at loading point F. O. B. car. I also handle Number One Hay
4 or Second Grad Hay.
M. G. REED - - Both Phones
TIME IS MONEY
And one should be saved as well as the other.
A checking, or savings account with this bank helps
rou accomplish both. A Home bank for Home
ALBANY STATE HANK
4 per cent on Sarin!
Says 1 ml i motion Results from an E
eac of Hydrochloric
Acid
j Undigested food delayed in the
stomach decays, or rather, ferment
the same as food left in the open air.
says a noted authotity. He also tells
us that Indigestion is caused by Hyper
-acidity, meaning, there is an excess
of hydrochloric acid in the stomach
which prevents complete digestion and
start food fermentation. Thus ev
erything eaten sours in the stomach
much like garhnge sours in a can,
forming acrid fluids and gases which
; inflate the stomach like a toy balloon.
IThen we feel a heavy, lumpy misery
- in the chest, we belch up gas. we eruc
'tate sour food or have heartburn, flat,
j ulenee, water hraah or nausea,
j He tells us to lay aside all digestive
r and instead, get from any phar
, v.a.cy four ounces of Jad Salts and
t:Ae a tnhlespoonful in a glass of wa
: ter before breakfast and drink while
( it is effervescing and furthermore, to
tcontli.ue this for a week. While re
lief follows the first dose, it is im
i portunt to neutralize the acidity, re
j n-ci the pas-mekine ma?s. F'nrt the
lier, stimulate the lidne;. i - J fius
promote a 'ree flow of pure digestive
juices.
J:id Salts is inexpensive and is made
from tic acid of grapes and lemon
juivO, combined with lithta and sodium
ohosolate. This harmless salts is us
ed I' thousands of people for tomarh
trouble with excellent results.
Small Things Llkt th Turmoil of
Great War Cannot Disturb
Chess DcvBiccs.
To Its devofevs clicks Is the mot
absorbing of nil mtnl actMtif, n
Kiiiue that iiIkiy ull other brlu.'
complete forget fulness of the wot Id
to tiiase who play mid thoav
watch the ime, oImtti a writer tl
the New York Herald.
A trtklng example of this self ab
sorption ht been show n recent l In
the room of a local che eluh when
diMltliMlKhcd lAJHTts ti ucgled for u
prviimcy tn the luiutlc lb-Id heMle of
the fttiiMiMti)ii four-year struggle I hat
was fast drawing to a close on Eu
rotes shell-torn, blood-funki! ImijiM,
What wits the reckless slaughter of
thousands of (lerman soldiers tn com
parison a 1th the sacrifice of a single
Ivory uwn stuudtng guard before It h
qiuvu? Which one of thoe who
moved the pleees or of the greater
number who wutehed them with fur
rowed brows atid fast hen ting In-art
thought of the knNer's peace offer
while the qm-en's gambit wa p:iHlng
In-fore their eye? The hh may lift
his voire In words of luih'um couiiicl.
but they heed him not. The only c
eleHlRHtleal power that tli'.v rwoirnlite
Is that of the mltivd bMiop sweeping
lnti tlie In-art of the enemy's country
ami umltlng the Hk as It stands.
To r-inl the prluttnl accounts of thlw
tournniiit tit Is to rveult the old Tu k
pftture of two cl-vt pluyers cnrrl-d
In their t-hafrs from a hurning build
ing with the board hetw.fu ttu-tn. Nor
do we wonder at the fact that It was
only while nhnrWd In his dally gatne
that the exiled NaiMlen could forgft
Sir Hudson Lme.
WROTE MESSAGES WITH DYE
Material for Invliibl Writing Used by
German Spy Wai Obtained From
Slk Hoaiory.
A rlev.Tly il. -lcii.il inetli.ul of out
utitlni: tin' cii'iimifiit nillrliiU and
ruriiUhlni: In rorixiitlon to ill" enemy
una rerenlisl In II urly dii.v. nf tlie
wnr ly tlie nnv.l ft n nuin In filter
on. N. J.. tiy lliivnl Intellllii nee nlll
rern. The ln:in held nil ntliTiit py tn
a Jul I In lti.-H)n. U wild l haw
come fnin llollnml and M lne own
eln.ln..l In a 9.IIW dy.lnii eslulill.tl
ni.nt in I'nler-u'n. III. unl-iue im-luod
of mnHui: me.Mii:.' to liernmny
ciilli.l r-r I lie ii- "f V'W lnlery of a
IHVlllllir de. It I. uiht thai he had
received n ili.. n (.j. i r i-f "lice ick
from Cernmn iiirent. In llulliuiil and
tliat III. iiumIukI nil. tn ."ull lliclil In
wilier and ue the cnhirliii: miller
ixlilcli they iruve forth' n. a wrlilnii
tlilhl. A. till, dried It l'.fiinie ImUlhlr
until hn.ultt mil hy a .i.inl -ncc...
wlileh. hnuever. the ffli-nil ii'imi'. are
llhl tn hnve worked nlll
'1'hey, lii liir. Ill hnruliiE the ocnt,
OIH'loil hi. teller, iltnl clunked the
enlitelll. mid forwnrd.tl llie lellera.
The liifornmlloii llni. ree.li."' hy the
tiermnli. prioed of little 11..' to thelU.
Hut for n Ioiik tunc. It I. .aid. there
una not ctioiii;li evidence on which to
convict thin nimi. until one dny
through cnn,le.''ne.i lie left one ol
the atM-ka uhere a nnvul liitclllccnc'
oltlc.-r foiiiol It When confronted with
till, the limn l wild to have confena.d
to l'i Olr.. nrol.-i T.
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tncorncratpc'
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EPIGRAPHS PROVE A PUZZLE
i .ked Tco Much.
Joe had hen Instructed that If he
did not Mop running away he could not
go to the movies. Supposing the day's
sliite wns clenn, Joe's mother was ink
ing him to a ffniw. As the two reach-
i el the door J'e said : "Just running tn
' the bridge wasn't far. was It, mother?"
.1 i y. i-irnt'd homeward, and put to
, Nm!. Ib-nring the little fellow talking
to himself a fw tnoim-nt.i Inter, moth-
! er enve!Mlroppd : -There's one llne.
I old man. you talked tto mu-h.H
; WHEN ANSWERING classifieds ads.
t kindly mention The Democrat.
Service
Shoes
For the man who works out
doors, in all kinds of weather.
Made of the Famous Trench
Leather such as the Boys wore
Over There in the Trenches.
This is a full stock retanned lea
ther finished in the natural col
or, and will outwear any leather
rerotofoio made.
Mnue on the Munson Army Last
soft toes and heavy double
soles. St wed tongues.
Unrj: panned for Farm Use,
Prirt.i 1 1
$6.75
McDowell
Shoe Co.
Explanation of Hieroglyphics Admit
tedly Very Old Will Surely Be of
the Greatest Interest.
Amateur arrheologtfts of f'nllfornln
are endenvorlng to Interest profes
sional scientists of the Fast In the
eplgmpln whleh aiM.und on the n k-
if l.ound Valley, nut far from the rit)
of HilMt, am! whleh are helloed to
le as old. If not older, than the lili ni
Klj pliivH of e:ir!ieM Kirypt. to w hi -i
they hear a strange reteintilanee.
It Is believed by many that tln
st range markings coitltutiNl the
names by whteh anelent tiiben marked
the source of water suply for the
benefit of thoo of their duioIht who
lived roving lives.
These lib-rgiyphlcii hove never been
deeiphereil, althut:h they ore matters
of record In the leading museums of
the country. It Is wild. The Itidinn
tribes now living In the vicinity de
clare they are the work of the Indian
of North Ainerl. a and that they nrite
dnte alt aboriginal lore.
Some w ho li'ive examined the
strange markings In the flinty bowl
ders say the helroglyplih-M rifely re
semble those of earliest Fgpt and
may replace the latter as the llrst
written liingunge of hiirnnnlty.
They lire found always In the vlrln
lty of water supplies, the name mark
Ings discovered near Hl-mop app'urlnc
also on roeks extending throtiL'h the
Canadian iMirtler, down through Wash
ington, Oregon nud t'lillfornla to the
Mexican line and beyond. This faet.
It Is argued. Indicates that prehistoric
tribes marked a highway for their mi
grating members or for their armies,
giving specific directions as to the best
water supplies along the way.
French Live Stock en the Decline.
The United Htates food administra
tion hns called attention to the large
decrease In live stock In France since
the beginning of the war. In cattle
this decrease amounted to 2.r!i!t.0iS up
to Decern beT, 1017 ; In sheep the de
crease amounted to 0.'.PV"0 bend; In
hogs to 2.w;iSir head. In the period
since owing to the food shortage there
has been n Mill further sbrlnkHge, Fig
ures like these Indicate that there will
be n large and Insistent demand for
live stock from this country for the
foreign trade for many years after
pence Is finally estnhtslhcd.
Good American Family.
Thirty years ago a girl came to fbls
country from Russia to marry Louis
Flesh tier, an Immigrant from the same
country. Thy settled In Springfield,
Mass., end when the l.'nlfed States en
tered the war they had fonr twins, the
oldest 23. All of them entered the
army nnd the eldest has distinguished
himself In battle. He Is the young
man who, having lost an arm and nn
eye while carrying ammunition through
sh'-ll fire, optimistically exclaimed:
"I'm the luckiest Jew In the nrmy.
Any other man In my place would hnve
been killed. American Israelite,
j CITY N K W S i
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Here From Port's ml
.Mr. Ibirrctt of Swift Co., Portland,
stopped In Albany, spending the night
aeic.
Skating (mtd at FUhrra
A crowd of skaters will go out to
Flutters Fund tonight, two ami a half
miles south of Albany, where the
s.atl.ig U excellent. Don I 'rent on
will hav his big searchlight there
and will light the entire pond.
Arreptrd Fwition at NrhergaU
J. W. I limner of pui-tUnd arrived
in this city today to atvrpt a position
in the Nrhergull Meat Co 's plant,
mcceediug Jack Slater, who will start
n busiuess fur himself ml Klamath
i alls.
Went tn Talbot
Dr. A. Stark went to Talbot this
morning to treat a patient.
Left Today After Vl.lt
Mr, ant) Mrs. V. (. Oliver and child
ren of St. Helms returned home to-
I.iy after visiting for several weks
at the heme of Mrs. M .. Itecd of this
city.
9 FA It Oi'P WAT AM
PUT CREAM IN NOSE
AND STOP CATARRH
Tells now To Open Clog red Nos
trils and Knd Head-t olds.
Dr. C. T. Norman
VETERINABIAN
SI IHiKKV AND IKM ISTUV A I' VI W.TY
HFI L 2.12 J IIOMK I2M
Only Vrterinarian In Albany Au hum. d to Trt Cattle and Hurwe
You fi-el fine in a fw numu nt. Your
eoU In head or estarrh will be gtme.
Your clogged nutril will oprn Tlte air
pAMAgr uf ymir k'-ad will rlcur sn-t
you csb li res the fr-ly. No mor dull
neas, hvad-he ; no h wk ing, nu (11 ing,
mucous diftftiarge or dryuaui no strug
gling fur brosth at night.
Tell your druggut you want a small
txttle of Fly's Crmm Italni. Apply a
little of this fragrant, antiseptic rrearq
in your noatriU, bt it peaetrai thniu-h
erry air iMssage of th lieml; aiaiitlia
and hral the swollrti, in(tsmrl mucous
membrane, sail relief contra instantly.
It is jut wbat rvvry cold and ratarrh
sulTrrrr ncr-li. Uviil suy stullcdup
and mincrajile.
I'Kt'NF.S A gtMnl one 3 pounds for t'c
Urre ITALIAN I'Kl'N'KS I fMHjnd lie
CANNED TOMATOES, large ran IV
No. 10 or called gallons TOMATOES Vat
LF n t'C'E, CKI.EKY, SWFKT P TAToFS. ETC.,
I.IMHLKtiEK t LEF.K
Everything good at
Int and Ferry
SEAR'S
PIMENTO and
l'IH)KS SI
jrrw,y ImWJW .' ;
W0
Wctproof Steel LmeJ Skot Sliells
DOUEL yovr ti'r rrnnf mr in rotij'M weather wi'tk the rtyf-t hotnclli
lien 'wt m UXC Sntkc!cas"Arrcw' or"Mitro Club Vetproof tUel Lined
bnecJ MieLs, ms'le to rt:iy Ary aoj f'rm aa a 'iullat no matter Low wat the
pocket that ccutainj tLcm and tooi ri
Vit!i t!ic rX '. sliclli r. your V.rm'nttm without c?iartfe. Yon will not te aula to
UMG Pump (Jtm or Ac.tj.ut. .i.rf I'ijt tl.ii improvement !-ut you will know
fun :!icrc will La ni l.i K at tl.j cri'icul - it ii tlicrcj when you pit it to t!id test of
monnt -uo (fun tanmcj w:t!i a water (Looting un'"rr conJitums which on!
solr J e.n-1 swelled t Sell no Wctproxjf shells can stand.
a no il l es um iL witk (ha
Rrmme-ronTJlVlC SnwMesi for Shooting Wjhl turncJ-ovcr e--l cnt'rely firm
cri top wad Hat. Jt you csn
Ltcet any (Ii..rcrci:a in tho results in
hootir.J them when they our;ht to" ho
-JooJ end wet, you will dj th first to
succeed in Jointf so. 1Lo asms Liliast
dcprndahility and per
farmaaee qualities as
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WetrrcM)f StzA Lii
ufhtcly proofed aai
r.nl escluaivr reo?eJS, w,
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A "fi-rcd Shells' are
i l , w a underfill
iijok t.-.rcc years
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Will ct ii s VVctproot i.v.a.ra client tstrti
In VaAj.-noSer ilcll. hoy tlia old n !i -M "New C!uh
row Wctp.oof sealed ot turnover and top wad.
SoJJ fry ? farting Go.h T)ahr$ in Your Community
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