ALBANY DAILY DEMOCRAT. ATI RDAY, JTJNJ It. 19 "
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Albany Daily Democrat
"Entercdrth Postofficc at Albany. Oregon, as second
class matter. ,
W. L. JACKSON
and
RALPH R. CRONISK
Editors
and
Managers
Daily published every evening except Sunday. Semiweek
ly published Tuesdays and Fridays.
BUSINESS MATTER
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Established in 1865
SATURDAY. JUNE 21, 1919
TEACHING COURTESY
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A couru in courtesy end manner
ha been added to th, curriculum of
the Brooklyn. N. Y, Girl' high
achooL
Claa discussiona dealing with gen
eral deportment ax, held. Easaya
an written and placard are posted
in th halla calling th, attention of
the pupil to the proper form of po
lite nesa.
No one who ha much familiarity
with young America can doubt the
need of auch a course. Our boy and
girla as a rule are aadly lacking In
the finer act of courtesy. But young
America is not to blame old Amer
ica ia the guilty party.
We live in a hurried, ambitious age.
We are all so much in a rush that
we forget George Washington' fam
ous maxim, "Life i always long
enough for courtesy."
No child who aee ill-mannered be
havior on the part of hit parent is
going to be well mannered himself,
unless he learns it in school. No
child who hears bad language or
cruel, cutting speech at home is go
ing to be gentles poken among his fal
lows. No child who aee disrespect
and thoughtlessness shown to the ag
ed ia going to rise to his feet when
those older than himself are stand
ing. It ia a good thing for the schools to
tak, up the matter of manners, to
interest and encourage the pupils in
th, daily practice of those courtesies
which alone make life endurable, but
if tho ham. falls short, it will be a
difficult matter for the achool to sup
ply the lack entirely.
As a social and business asset,
good manner ar, better than gold.
yea than much fine gold. But their
best effect ia in th, individual him
self, who unconsciously becomes fin
er as he practises the niceties of so
cial usage.
ri K of self determination a if the
robber statesman Bismarck himself
had ever discovered it and applied it
in his empire building. And she re
fuses to recognise th, pntent fact
that self determination is precisely
what Germany is getting, along with
th, nations she aouiiht to enslave.
Tli, allied treaty provides fur a pie
oiaite in every case where there u
ny telinus ideation as to the wishes
ol the inlmliitants.
The government ia starting a thrift
campaign "to teach the American
people the value of a dollar." This
is glad news. It's the first sign for
some time to most of us that a dollar
has any value at all.
Talk about demobilixing an army!
What will the poor bartender do
then, poor thing?
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SELK DETERMINATION FOR
GERMANS
The Germans are strong for plebis
cites now, when it ia question of
losing German territory. But in not
one case at issue did Germany ever
give the native any choice in the
matter when she grabbed the terri
tory now being restored to it own
er. She went so far once as to promise
a plebiscite in the case of Schleswig,
vticb. she wrested from Denmark
after an unprovoked and shameless
war against her little neighbor in
1S66. But she never kept her prom
ise. iNow Germany seizes upon the prin-
ARE YOU FIT?
The reconstruction period is at hand.
The most vital period in the history of the United
States.
It will take Men and Women who have Perfect
Health to gain the hilltop of Success.
Are you fit for the' struggle?
CHIROPRACTIC will help You to the top.
Why not get a spinal analysis today?
We are equipt to prove our analysis by X-Ray.
Dr. Robert II. Harris, Dr. Elmer CGipc
Cusick Bank BIdg.. Albany, Oregon
The Sample Store
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Stores
We can fit you out in all line, of WOrk clothing nt prices that will
save you dollars. The same low prices prevail every day.
Men's SUMMER WORK SHOES $1.S. J2.98. $3.25
Mens TENNIS SHOES Wc and $1.10
Men's Heavy Brown CANVAS SHOES, rubber s ' "5
Boys' SUMMER WORK SHOES $1 .83. $t.9S. $169
Boys' TENNIS OXFORDS 73c
Boys' TENNIS SHOES 09c
Boys' WORK SHIRTS 60c and 6.V
Boys' UN ION ALL WORK SHIRTS $U9
Boys' Blue Bib OVERALLS 9.3c. $19, $1.39
Men's BLUE JUMPERS $1.63
Men's Blue Bib OVERALLS $1.65. $1.69
Men's Heavy Blue UNIONALL WORK SUITS S2.9S
Men', Khaki UNIONALL WORK SUITS $2 KS. $2 9S
Men's COTTON GLOVES : 2 for 23c
Children's GINGHAM PRESSES aye 2 to 1 years $1.25 to $.1.23
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YOU see a lot of young men
nowadays who went into
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- of pep.
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