Albany daily democrat., December 13, 1917, Page 3, Image 3

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Make It An
Electrical and Practical
Christmas
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Western IJIcctric Sew
ing Machines . . $.'J7.."0
ao.mm stitches for I cent
1. fe
Pcrcoaltors $7..10 and up
c a
V.
hlectric Irons
American Beauty $6.00
Westiiighouse . . . $3.00
Motpoint $5.00
Universal $3.00
Library Lamps $3.30 up
Vacuum Cleaners . . .
$27.50 and up
RALSTON
Electric Supply Company
CITY NEWS
Conic Direct to
Fisher- Braden
Furniture Co.
LET YOUR THOi r.HT OF GIVING
DWELL UPON GOOD FURNITURE
This Year the Spirit of Giving Demands Practical,
Comfort-Giving Gifts
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Breakfast Tables
Tea Wagons
Serving Trays
Over-StulTed Arm Chairs
Tapestry Rockers and Chairs
Upholstered Wicker Chairs and Rockers
Sewing Rockers
Pedestals and Magazine Stands
Ladies' Writing Desks
Beautiful assortment of rugs a specialty.
Come in and Inspect Our Complete Line Ixt Us Help
You Select Something Useful
Let Your Christmas Slogan Be "PRACTICAL GIFTS"
Gifts That Bring the Greatest Immediate
and Lasting Pleasure
I Young Feople to Entertain
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I'm It r.in tliur.li itt iivr a i,,'
jill thi" :lnirrli pii'l'.', I. M'li iMiitt:.:
A I. Ill- lillir .c. I'M.!. ll '..!;';
pi oplr il hiil y ' 'I :i. ' .ill' ill". i!i '
Many Maxwell Sold"
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aill'.li.'i'.l!-. liir In i ii M'JhiMmI
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I Kail'MII'll 1. I .Hl.'l lit , J W Ynilll.
i r.il.tr.-i- W Man. ii. J..I111 Will ,
I.awrriit'c Montgomery.
To Join Navy
( l:irriui 1 1 f 114' V. n 1 ill rrlitilM'il tn Sa-If-m
illuming to r-iiiiiilrti' lul..nv
his examinations for thr tiay.
RUSSIAN EDITOR
WRITES OF EFFECT
OF NEW FREEDOM
Kerensky Doomed Iji.st Sum
mer, lie Declares
FLOUR. .MEAT ARE HIGH
Newspapers Spring Up K very where;
People Awake After
Long Lethargy
I'OHTI.WD. Hr.- U.(V. P.
Hr tMriin i a n-w ari'l wonrfrrfu!
thin to t fir Kttssiati am) it' having
a vtraTitfr rf fret tion thrm.
T!ir HiKM.um 1i4r an all connumin;'
intfreM in pifl1i'- uHa'w. Jn la re
John S. S-!ilfuniny in a letter writ
ten hi hrolhi-r Ahran-I'T Schlrim
irff. hrrc. John Sr h'rvuin u nlitor
fif a the I'rriptr'i I'rtprr in Sar toff,
'n thr Vrjlif.'i
Nr tpaprr hae ;nm(f up rvery
w ': rr throughout Rnia, the Irttrr
'1-flarr. Tlir Kiisuti, forrnrrly a
lrrpy rarr. nnw arr intrrrMcd :n
cv erythirtr. thr rHitor ritr. Thr av-
rr.iw praant w ;1T drive 110 mile
arro a frorn plain to .hrar the sit
uation Hivtied.
The rrirtton against tir old ftrime
i extrrtne. Fvrrythinj? that hint of
the ! of the mnnarrhy meet pn)-
llc disapproval.
Schlruninir rleclarei! a strone under-
itirrrnt aaint thr Krrenslcy govern
ment rxitrd the mtiMte of lat tmi-
mrr anil Kerrnky then was rloomef
r he overthrown.
Wheat flour eosts from $!0 to $15
for 40 pound in Rtiia and meat
prior ranee fmm 70 to fSO rents.
tr. r v. .t.i
V4llar
.n drrturnrd lu
:,. ntormr. ;if . i
,'icr 'iitrr. M rt
. t . y;- t - - .... . x -V
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s ;i;iK of tin- sii.KST rt
.'. cnt to Portland
('. It i-n went 1'oitlaiid ;!
Movei to Oklahoma
I . I Vair Ktt lh'ji mi'iii for I'r;
.r, )i luhoii.4. to tn.ik-- hit li'itnr. Mr
a ri iif:.t titddr-n have hr-n ihrrr
ihoul X Krrlci.
Went to Portland
fr. Kathhrn f'hjn-!!er went t
I'ortl.md tlii morning on hutfri.
On Buiinett Trip
insf on a huineM trip.
Ian koth went to Salnn thi morn-
A Little MARY McALISTER in
J 4i)o Children Count?"
3 Vh( n yon re hrr you'll love
hrr. ROJ-K Friday. Saturday.
H : Knocked Em Dcr.d
SMILE A MINUTE Geo. Walsh in
' "The Book Agent"
The stunts he pulls in this whirlwind
of action has i;ot "Doug" Fairbanks
spending sleepel:ss nights.
' "HIS BOM 11 POLICY
Fox Comedy
ROLFE WORLD LIBRARY
LAST TIME TONIGHT USUAL PRICES
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Little MARY McALISTER in
MDo Children Count?"
When you see hrr youll love
her. ROI.FF Friday, Saturday.
WANTED
To buy, all kindt of
USED FURNITURE
From $1 to $l,rM. All kino
rt wanted.
We now have a good line of
Ncw-Sccondllandl'urniture
Bargains of all description!.
Complete lint of everything de
sired. Before buying you will
do well to tee
E. ROGOWAY
Second and Baker Sts.
Bell 134-R. Horn phone 2227
THE UNIVERSAL CAR I I
I III The Ford .Seilan is high- class in appearance and I III I
I apliointments. The seats are restful and deeply up- I t
I .hi'liti-rcii with cloth ot hitch quality. I.are doors III
I III Ki'e convenient entrance on either side: plate glass l
llll windows make it a closed car for inclement wea- I I
- Illl thtr, and give fresh air when open. Whh high qual- I I
llll i'y in appearance and equipment there is the sim- I II
I f pie and safe control in driving. A woman's car llll
llll a family car for every day in the year. Ford Se- I I
I dan $645 f. o. b. Detroit. Ill
il W. W. CRAWFORD, Agt , 9th St. near S. P. depot. III! I
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I'm at the Rolfe
FRIDAY AND StTl'RDA Y
Sergt. MARY McALISTER
Old Furs
Rebuilt
NEW FURS
MADE
Our Specialties
PATTERSON
TAXIDERMY CO.
First and Lyon Streets
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A
Little MARY McALISTER in
"DO CHILDREN COUNT"
When you see her you'll love
her. ROI.FF. Friday, Saturday.
CHRISTMAS
Headquarters
Our store is the home of Santa Claus Everything for
children Practical Gifts for the Older Folks.
Here are just a few suggestions we have hundreds of
others:
Doll Carts, Doll Buggies, Dolls, Meccanos, Blocks, Ex
press Wagons, Balls Toy Guns. etc.
Visit Our Store Something for
Everyone
Essex & Essex