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About Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1917)
THURSDAY. I1KCKMHRK 13. W1. BRITISHERS DEMAND WAR AIMS STATEMENT LONDON', Dec. 13. (U. l)-The British trade unionists, and laborites, passed t resolution urging that Gtm Britain nuke an early and tlctiniic declaration of her war aim. Went to Portland Albert Rousseau of Conalbs caii'c over this morning on business. Corvallla Man Here M. I). Misner of Corvallis came r tt,i nioinnu on business, i New Ticket Clerk I 1 . Welch has accepted the po sition ;i ticket clerk at the Orciixn I Iconic depot and began his dutus this m.irnirij. Mr. Welch hit been in the 1. S. n.iy for If vera! years .inj hit enlistment hat jutt recently epired. j Do Children Count ? Free from all sex prob lems. Rolfe Fri. and Sat. Addressed Camp Fire Girls Miss Kdna Mctcilf spoke to the Camp Hrc girls at the library yes terday afternoon at o'clock. Starkweather Detained H. G. Starkweather, Democratic candidate for the otiicc oi t;oernor. was unable to reach Albany yesterday as scheduled, but plans to make l.iun county later. Y. M. C. A. Payments Slow Some 01 those who subscribed to the army Y. XI. C. A. fund have thus far failed to remit. Those who have not already done so are urged to call upon Klmer Williamson at the Albany State bank. I'm at The Rolfe Friday and Saturday Sergt. Mary McAlisfer rr- -v v'-v . v v :-rt .s ' "ft'.v A. . f 'V , ,' jh a. Last Time Today Mary Pick ford In Less "Than the Dust" GLOBE Fifth Episode WHO IS NUMBER ONE? To Enlist !!Y !'. ( ' . ' Marvin Sleent went to ToilUm! " this morning to enlist in the wua 'P- ', ' ..... ' Election of Officer ' " ,v( , ' ' f The lady Xlaccabees will have elec- ' ' . .. , . tton of Olivers this evcuin : folloct ;,J t s , - t; f ' I " ' it ' by i social time. 1 .(.,. fax ' ' ' " ' ' ' . ; , ,1 , vc b. .lib., s.il ' ' 1 j . I. -..U. 'VI' e mn. ' b.tit. " Do Your Oiiittmat Shopping Fail. v,.i. vimi.m.'tn e. . . up I K b I j W.u..l."!b Din-: Company Do Children Count ? Free From All Sex Problems. Rolfe Friday, Saturday. I. I'm at The Rolfe Friday and Saturday Sery.1. Mary McAlistor miuif..;ivvj. y yet -wm w BOOK: THE IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT Nothing is surer of finding a welcome in the recip ient's list of gifts. You could do nothing better than making this your present, i'e carry the larg est stock of books in the city. Hundreds of volumes to select from in our 60-cent fiction by such famous authors as Winston Chur chill. Gene Stratton-Porter. Irvin S. Cobb, Zane Grey, Jack London, George Barr McCutcheon, Hall Caine and scores of others. - I THE STAR ROTS ) ! V FOSHAY & MASON, Inc. 1 r. " : r-LSi. 1 i 1 R Jl VUUIU1 For Her Christma $1 Will Bring a Life Long Gift JUST PAY$I NOW. This wonderful Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet will be delivered on Christmas morning. A dollar a week will pay for it. No interest. No extra fees. KITCHEN CABINET Ask any woman who has one. Ask her how it cuts her work in half. How it saves her miles of extra steps. Let her tell you what a wonderful conve nience its 40 labor-saving features are. What it means to have at your disposal the results of the life work of America's most brilliant kitchen scientists compos ing Hoosier's staff of experts. To have places for 400 articles all within arm's reach. With the easy terms of $1 weekly, there is no excuse for any woman spending long working hours on her feet. Come and examine this wonderful labor saving kitchen convenience while the present low prices ranging from $34 to $55 prevail. A dollar is all you pay to have a Hoosier delivered. If for any reason a change to any other style Hocsier Kitchen Cabinet is desired after Christmas, we will be glad to make an exchrnce then but by all means ar range NOW for a Hoosier Cabinet in her kitchen on Christmas Morning. Fortmiller Furniture Co. Make Your Selections from Our Stock of Practical Gifts C.IKUS' CAP, SCARF AND Ml' IT SKTS Jl V- AN IPICAL GIFT I lteaulifitl itni- j t.iliou ermini. ' cap. varf and ! muff e I v ! Made of tine I ipiality pi null in t.vo .iel tiit.iN!c i o r Kirl. up to U' r.ir. Small .ire $2.25 l.aine sic $J L SILK AND CKGl'K KIMONOS The popular lapanese silk and crepe kimonos in a wide assort ment of colors, made with large flowing sleeves. Cotton crepe ki mono at $1.39 to $3.30. .Silk kim onos up to $12.50. WOMEN'S BATH KOI5ES A practical, useful gift most any woman would appreciate. Long blanket robes in a variety of pat terns in wisteria, rose, light blue and pink. Also two styles in the new Golfine Bath Robes. All at the popular prices of from $3.9.") to $7.50. Women's Holeproofs, black and white 50c and 55c Women's Silk Holeproofs, black, tan, white $1.13 Luxitc Fibre Hose, gray, black, white 73c Luxite Pure Silk Hose, in all colors: pink, lavender, Nile and hunter's green; pearl, maple, silver, light blue, champagne white and black ? $1.(5 M. Sternberg & Co. "The Whip" See- THE CINEiMA WITH A NEW THRILL I" lie rlfisliiiiK I 'ox Hunt scenes The M'o! tingli'itf a""- 'J 1m: race between auto ;ind train Kailroail wreck The winning races at the track. 'ww w.riiin" a. i M M1V A a ((diuuwii'wim mntvrm III MONDAY, TUESDAY, DECEMBER J7 - 18 PA HA WON ril.li Iim. wo n VS i iio k r t 1HE MIP'l By Giving Him a Pair of Slippers for Christmas They save as u year 'round, daily reminder of ynur good wishes and their usefulness is unquestioned BLACK AND TAN KID in Opera, I verelt or Romeo style $2.50 to $3.00 BLACK. GREY AND TAN I ITT. leather and l elt Soles $1.75 and $2.00 BOYS' 1TLT SLIPPERS with l elt Soles 95c CARPET SLIPPERS, all sizes Mc Dowell Shoe Co. Bf 1 I r-s: i i I RH SALAD It I ,r MAZOLA th mrrtiM oil from corn which ffirr lh teat malts In general cooking -at Iras cost T1IK IwHivwifc has found tlut Mi7la the pure ntl (rum enrn it tvtn fatttt than the ftlJ cooking mcJiuim for Uccp liyint;, jutciti anJ Uujncnutif. AnJ mtrt 4tn$mt4ii MauU d'rs n trjrmnit iatc or otictr from one finnl to mother can lc ur) over anil over again. A recent dmmmuation thowrd ilui th urn tin hi) of Mftla cauU im utJ ngkittm Jifirtmt timti tot timp frying . Sitict It l a vr1sil nil. It rnitl ynu t uti tmtttiv laid anl uin( ai iTuvftinl tf th kii A Jnuitiar !. AihI nrit ttm fin want an i-ciilljr ttcliiuu allt it n it tty Miiula. Manila ciimn in tni, iiisrttf kail gallon ail pU.m tin txiy itit Uic Krrif tntwtiiy. Aimi aifc your gtuewt tut the (rva Maiula lUk ul Kmiift, ur wnlu duvet. tmi nwrnry r-(tintlnl if Maiota Hot ClXlfV Mllal4.lKn. Corn Products Kcfiningr Co. 17 liattrr Place, New York Johnson, Lie be t Company fartlaaa, Ort Mm - Ml 11 If THE UNIVERSAL CAR 'l lic Korri ii un huncst car in Ihe fullest cnic of llic term built on an hontst (IcsiKii with hon est materials, sold at mi huneit price with 1'ic assurance ol liinirst .erfriiMnce and an equally holiest, efficient aftcr-c rvice. Hesiiles, It lias lieen proved lieyond question that the I'ord is most economiial, liolli l0 operate and maintain. It is one of the utilities of daily life. Your or der solicited. Itfficicnt after-service is lichiml every I'ord car. Runabout, $.145; Touriim Car, JVI; Cmipelet, $505; Town Car, $5W; Sedan. $M5; One Ton Truck C'h assis, "l1'. All f. o. h. Detroit. W. W. CRAWFORD : : Albany, Oregon 1 v...'.
