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Pane Two ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT. FRIDAY. JINK IS. 191 Albany Daily Democrat Entered at thi Postoftke at Albany, Oregon, as second class matter. W. L. JACKSON and RALPH R. CRONISb Editors and Managers Daily published every evening except Sunday. Semiweek ly published Tuesdays and F ridays. BUSINESS MATTER In ordering changes of address, subscribers should al ways give Old as well as New address. Established in 1865 FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1919 LET US CELEBRATE linn Why ihould there be io much hesi tation and delay in fram'-g ip a routing celebration for the Fourth of July? Not a mere celebration, but a reception to the soldiers, tailors and marinea who offered their Uvea for us and are now back with us again. At least those who are already back. It is the very least we can do. They offered their lives. Seme Linn county lads gave their all. So.ne came back maimed for life. All gave valuable time and suffered hardships and priv ations. There should be some way of show ing our collective appreciation of their services. A monster reception to every Linn county man and woman who served would show, in a degree. this appreciation. It is really a county affair and the idea of the committee in making it a real county celebration was the right i idea. But the county court haa not seen fit to appropriate money for this purpose, and it is now up to the peo ple of Albany alone. Let us dig into our pockets ana give ss much as we are able. Let us pui on the best celebration of Victory and Reception to the men who helped to attain it that we are able.' Let us do something, if it is nothing more than a barbeque in Brant Park and a few firecrackers to remind ua that July Fourth waa the greatest day in American history. We fought for Independence for this country in 1776. In 1917-19 we fought for the Independence of the world. Could a more propitious time been chosen tha nthia year! Neverl Let us celebrate. Illt- Irt Melbourne and Sydney, Austral ia, the Salvation Army has opened Aged Women's Retreata., The war department reports that the American army during the war cost the country about $14,000,000,000. And if we had another such big war to fight, we'd certainly ne willing to give just as much for another such army. NEBERGALLS PAY $100 FOR ONE FAT HOG M. Averhoff of Lebanon R. F. D. 1, sold a rturoc Jersey red hog to the Nebergall Packing Co. for $100 to day. Mr. Averhoff is a breeder' of Jersey Red Purocs and finds a ready sale for them. He expresses his ap preciation of the Nebergall Packing Cj.. as he has sold to them for several years and has always found them to tion Dealer, "that the light ought to get a littl weaker and start a little slower until the battery gradually wears out." "Sometimes a battery acta that way, but another one may keep right on working until it it actually ready to fall to pieces. When the cells .are opened up for Inspection, the active material is in some rases so broken 'p that it will not hold together. This may due either to old age or abuse. Of course, we never open up a bat tery without the owner's content, but battoty in this condition could not Ins: p great vliilj and might go out of tervict at any time on the road." MoKt car nncit are anxious to r.uvt Die truth about their batteriet nd ruler to lmve a brand new bat tery w'en thev' know their old one it approaching the deadline,." Ad- the early train for Portland Jlo attend the Rote Fetlival. The Danger Point for Batteries One thing that a good many auto mobile owners cant understand about batteries is the way they hang on and keep giving service right up to the minute when they refuse to work at all. "These folks reason," says Mr. H. D. Preston, local Willard Service Sta- Weather Report Yesterday's temperature ranged from 42"to "S6 degrees. The rainfall was .02 inch and the river registered &2 feet. Went to Portland Mrs. Elba Burnett went to Portland yesterday to visit friends and attend the festival. Visits Old Home Hon. Milton A. Miller, collector of internal revenue at Portland, was in the city yesterday on his way to Leb anon and other points to tiasva brief vacation from the duties of his office. Buckner Children Attend Fair Mertit B., Myrtie B. and Velma May Buckner, who reside with their parenta on the Buckner farm about eight milea eatt of Albany, left on The Finding ef Old Olory. When tha day came that our revolu tionary fathers uerdvd tu di'tlan a flag for the new nation of their herole founding, they had but to lift their eyee to ihe hoavena to Dud the banner of thvlr fulth and pride. In the glow tug West, In the bunting clouihi of a tumuit aky streaming arroaa the wide horltoo In alternate bands of Haute and mitt they aaw tho ayutliol of thulr own fair dreamt, mys tic mighty and battling And aa tny looked, there came a sudden rending of the fleecy mass by a wind of liberty's own minding, and through the monster lift thus made they then beheld a patch of aaurtt aky set thick with silver stars. The stars the stripes the blue Old Glory, blssoned In beauty across the wonder of God's great heaven, for all tha world to see. It la our Osg ood make ua worthy of It. Anna Itao. kin to Southern Wontan'a Magaalne. What the Flag Symbollsea. In 1T77, within a few days of one year after the declnratlim nf tntfepend ence, the congress of the colonlea In the confederated attitoa eaaenthled and ordained thla glorious national flag and advanced It full high before Uod and all men aa the flag of liberty. It was no holiday flag, gorgeously emMasnned for gayety or vanity. It waa a solemn natlimal algnal. When that banner flrat unrolled to the tun. It waa the symbol of all thtme holy truths and purrea which brought to gether the colonial American congress I The flag means now all that our fa thers meant In the Revolutionary war. It meant all that the IHclaratlon of Independence moan. It means all that the Constitution of our people meant In organising for Justice, for liberty, for happiness. Dr. George J. Kenagy Chiropractor First rU'Waal Honk ilutldlag Ollice Both Phones Residence.. Hell Phone 202L II. V. Merrill Fire Insurance Surety Honda Loans Room No, 1, Second Flour, Flint Hav. Inga Hank Building AUTO TOPS Wa make and repair Auto Tops, Curtains and Cushions. HOHSKY'S TIKK 8TATION DR. G. K. FOItTMlLLER Phyalrlan and Surgeon Office Phonea House Phones Bell 44 Hell lit noma 44 Home UTI Realty Canadian Land LOANS 4NL- INSURANCE Geo. Taylor Corner of Second nd BreadalMs) BeU SUs Home tali till M. tea, AIM- vxdbv wiDCGisistvumnuw Garden Hose Don't wait until tits hot weath er driaa your lawn to a erlsp. Start now and keep It green. Our Molded Non-kink Hose la tijual to any on the market and sells at IHc to 0o foot Oilier gradea as low aa lIVfce. l.awn Mowers, Garden Toola, everything for your garden at Barker Hardware Co. 216 West First St. WHEN ANSWERING rlaaalfleda ads. kindly mention Tha Democrat hcJVants'' H LOWERS EVERY WOMAN KNOWS that I I Duncan's Flowers are the Beat to be Had In the WillametU INI Valley. At Ihe SAME OLD STAND I W. S. Duncan Every Woman Wants An occasional Day Off from her kitchen and Household Duties. Treat HER to a DINNER at Hotel Albany "ALBANY'S FIN'EST"J WHAT EVERY WOMAN WANTS Thursday Friday Featuring Beautiful Grace Darmond Will be shown at the' GLOBE THEATRE Every Woman Wants a Man and some of that FRESH BUTTERNUT BREAD at Eastburn Bros. Eycry Woman ' Wants a Vacuum Cleaner RALSTON ELECTRIC SUP PLY CO. 31P West Second St Every Woman Wants A Stylish Figure! e Every woman wants and knows the charm and grace of a stylish figure. She realizes the all im portant relation to atyle and comfort that a prop erly fitted corset plays. Every woman can improve her figure by wearing tha correct model in either Royal Worcester or BonTon Corsets The diversity of Royal Worcester and Bon Ton styles makes it easily pos sible to fit every figure. Models for tha slender- average, medium, abort tall, stout, large front thighs and full bust You are one of these types and we hae the proper model for you. Come in and sea Your model in a back lace or front lace Royal Worcester or Ron Ton Corset WOMEN'S SHOP. June 12 June 13 Every Womp.n Wants The bent ICE CREAM and CANDI ;s to tc had. These will be found at VISE ELITE under the New Manai'.mi t aa in the psat. Yot.rs for QUALITY and SERVICE. The Elite Confectonery H. J. Van HuM-n, I'-,iiietor Every Woman Wants A Home of Her Own Our Best Buy Modem 6-room bungalow at No. 824 Broadalbin Street Furnace, Laun dry Tubs, Bath, Dutch Kitchen, Etc. Large lot and pavement paid for.. Price $2000.00 ON TERMS. BEAM LAND CO. 133 Lyon Si, What Every Woman Wants .The wants of the Centle Sex are varied. The woman who would not de sire to grace a beautiful automobile, to own, to drive, would indeed be the exception. What livery Woman Wants la a good meal away from home.' SHE will enjoy ona of our BROILED STEAKS, a SALAD, or any of tha many Delicacies wa serve. Imperial Cafe Every Woman Wants IIUTTERNUT BREAD Wrapped In Waxed Paper and SEALED. "A Smile with Every Bite" All flood Grocera Roll It Made by Sears Bakery The I'.nbf.X. fa without doubt the exceptional rat for the exceptional woman.- li combines the virtues of beauty, grace, atrongth and durability. Ask for a demonstration. . Rousseau & Archibald 308 West Second St 4
