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About Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1917)
I'RIOAY, DECEMBER 21, 1917. J KeeJ your cup of Hdppincss" Full to Ibe brim dnd overflowing- ami? Just BhJSSP! Riehtr- Wt5T Kl corVi J . I f ORDER PI lO DUCTS rtC BUY CANDY IIKltK NOW WHILE IT I.ASTS Wc carry the Invest line of MixcJ Candies in the city i;od iidods. t(i, at 20c to 25c II). Special Prices on Quantities Fancy softshcll walnuts 25c II). Fanev softshell Almonds 25c lb. Brazil Nuts, fine 20c II).' Filberts, Pecans, Peanuts, etc. POPCOUN. per pound 10c You can supply vour Christmas Table delicacies here AT A SAVING Don't forget we carry the largest assortment of fine coi i i;i:s which adds materially to your Christmas Dinner. HollowavY Farmers Store i-i. m. j - - ..ii ; : rrr : : Don't Take any Chances Giv "HIM" a box of cigars or a Christmas Jar of Smjking Tobucce. livery puff he takes he will think of you. WE IIAVF. TM in ALL SIZES and at ALL PRICES Headquarters for Xmas Box Candies nnd "Smokes" Mc Alpin's b v MX . I Give Hin A Bicycle for Christmas i..', yV. V - ,! AW M W I . 1 V I DAYTONIA and ADLAKE BICYCLES Model 54 Adlake Motor Hike Stylt -l'ik Premier ToiikIi Tread Tires Motor Hike S.ichlh Rubber Pedals Morrow Coaster Fully Equipped - $40.00 Model 20 Daytonia Motor Bike Style I'i-k Victor Tires Tip Tip Saddle Morrow Coaster $J6.S0 Model 48 Adlake Truaa Frame, Fisk Premier ToiikIi Tread Tires. Motor Hike Saddle, Rubber Pedals, Morrow Coaster; f u 1 1 y equipped - $39.00 Model 10 Adlake 2l1-iui'h drop frame, Fisk Premier ToiikIi Tread Tires, Motor Hike Saddle, KnMer Pedals, Morrow Coaster; fully etptipped - i $36.50 These are just a few of our models and we have many othera that have not been mentioned. There la nothing that will please the boy or girl more than Bicycle. We also have a good line of Tricycles and Go-Carts equipped with Rubber Tires, that ae rstrong and durable. Electric Lamp Wire Basketa Gaa Lamps HAUSER BROS. GOOD GOODS Albany, Salem and EuRene GOOD SERVICE Sunset Route To the East Cost Little More T.ikr )u tliroiiKh Sunny Sotitfirrn ( (rnu l.nil of fM iiii-sii,n, M-mi-tr ; t j1 iKcUiiii .nf'l riH oruiiK'- i Iti.iy i-.it tin- A p. i' I r Hll'l ftl- jiy t'' woinlcfs of Antiia. New Mr. 'lrx.it anI I .oiimana. Sunset Limited offer uih:mi.iI comfort Iii'juitc of nrjrrst S. IV airrtit for i!1u t r t eJ lih r.ittirr, rrrrat lutw. lii Ucl inl full int'rinati' -ti t,r w rite JOHN M. SCOTT fit-lirral I'jMr; ;;rt Arnt I'ortl.itxl. f 'trtfon Southern Pacific Lines CHXHZH3ZHXHZM HAMILT0NS The Christmas Slogan this year has been H Z H X H Z H Z H Z H Z H Z H Z H Z H Z H Z H Z H Z H Z H Useful 4:! 4 YEAR-END -I'Wr' TO all 1 prft up Our Sohlimrt at the t rout! points in ific North west. Through tic kets sold by agents of the OR KG ON KLKCTRIC RY. 444144 SALE DATES OF ROUND TRIP TICKETS DkCFMBKR 2:-:$, inclu.Ue, to a!l iHiinit on ORFC.ON ELKCTRIC and on the NORTH BANK ROAD Rainier ti Spokane and to Central Oiruon, and points on other lines. Return limit January 5. December 29, 30, 11. 1917 and January 1, 191ft to point! on OREGON ELECTRIC RY. Re turn limit January J, 1911. H. S. Logan Agent Albany, Oregon j,mnes effnen ct&tson THE CORRECT WRITING' PAPER. Symbol of Your Personality Ot'R IrtttTA carry to the recipient .1 mental picture of your . 1 personality. Tl y ;ire symbols of individuality or lack of it. When you use ''The Correct Writing Paper" Crank's Linen Law n you have made the first step toward creating a favorable mental impression in the mind of the recipient. The same styles cj Crane's Linkn Lawn used in the fames of the socially well-informed can be had at our store. Then too, we luve all the other writing materials necessary for correct social correspondence. Large ami beautiful assortment of Uaton, Crane and Pike's Stationery in Holiday Packages. Priced from 35 cents to $2.50 a box. Foshay & Mason Of course you naturally think of Shoes We have them for the whole family in a larye assortment of styles, in izes and widths to ht your feet. For Women Present styles of women's apparel demand pretty footwear. NX'e are showing them in many color com binations, in Louis and Military Heels. $1.75 to $10.00 For Men We have Dress Shoes $2.75 to $1.75 Work Shoes $2.75 to $5.90 Hi Cuts $1J50 to $8.95 Cutter's Hi Cuts $6.50 to $12.00 Regulation Army Shoe, Munson last and government inspected $5.95 HZD1ZHZHHZHZHXH H S N B N B N S H S H S H S H B Gifts Slippers H Z H Z H Z H Z H Z H Z H Z H Z H Z Cash Values Z IZHEHZH SHZHZH' For women 05c to $1.75 For men 75c to $2.00 For children . . . 85c to $1.35 Ana we know tnat these following items n must come to your mind. S PENDLETON BLANKETS g Indian Robes as displayed in Window 1. J Pendleton $10.00 Various designs; and Cayuse, $7.50. Steamer Rues and Auto Robes akn His. Z played in Window 1. Fit to travel in any company; $8.00. Fleecy V arm lied Blankets, pink, blue, and brown plaids, $8.50 to $12.00 White with pink or blue stripe borders, $8.50 to $12.00. Pendleton Bed Tiobes Quite new, $15 CEDAR CHESTS (See Window 7) Z H H Z H Z H X H Z M Z H Z H For Boys and Youths Hi Cuts $2.75 to $1.50 Dress Shoes $1.85 to $4.50 A watch free with every Beacon Shoe $2.95 to $4.50 For Misses and Children 814 to 1 1 $2.35 to $2.85 112 to 2 $2.75 to $3.75 H S H Z H HAMILTONS' Colonial $12.50 Washington $9.50 Hope Chest $7.00 Shirtwaist Box $6.00 SILK PETTICOATS ntnte in cnangeaoie tatteta and Jersey I tops $3.75, $7.00. n Handkerchiefs X Box of Men's Kerchiefs H Six in a fancy Xmas Box $1.00 Z Box of Men's Kerchiefs H Four in a fancy Xmas Box $1.00 Z N Worth While X H HZHZHZHZHZHZ fill W4 OiRED CROSS Ail You tleed-A HEART And -A DOLLAR THE BIG NATION - WIDE CAMPAIGN FOR CHRISTMAS MEMBERS FOR THE RED CROSS IS NOW IN FULL SWING OREGON'S QUOTA IS 240,000 MEMBERS Your opportunity to serve your country "at home" is offered through membership in the GREAT AMERICAN RED CROSS! Some five million members have already joined. It is insufficient to carry on the great human itarian work of making t'..e hr.H, d:xgcroi:s life of "Our Boys Over There" safer, brighter, more endurable. There should be twenty million member. Enlist "Ycur Eeau t and a Dollar" today. CHRISTMAS EVE ihonld find a RKD CROSS SLKVICE FLAG in your home, with a TlcA Crosa for each member of your family. It will be an expression of the true Christ Baas spirit. DOXT WAIT for som one to call upon you to join. Go direct to Red Cross Headquarters and sign up for membership and a Kcd Cross flag. It will be your greatest Christmas thought and gift for humanity aad patriotism. Red Cross Capaic:. Headquarters Not a dollar of Red Crosa funds is spent for Advertising. This advertisement donated by the following Albany business concerns: I). E. Nebergalt, Hecker-Bcam, H lit he rt OliliiiR, Harry Coirhos, Murphy's, Hamilton's. Miss E. C. Meade, M. B. Craft, C. E. Clifford, Fortmillers', Kenton's, Duncan's, Rawlings, J. C Penney Co.. F. G. Will, G. A. Flood, Rurkhart & I.ee, Holloway'i, M. Senders & Co., Sears' Grocery, First National bank, Blain Clothing Co., McDowell's, Fred Dawson, H. R. Worth, Cusick k Co., Albany Art Craft, Hauser Bros., S. J. Breier Co., F.asthurn Bros., W. F. Tfciffcr, R. A. Hudkins, Albany State bank, Im perial Cafe, Leo Cohen, Barrett Bros., Minton-Gilbert Co., J. H. Biknian. Woodworth's, Sumtnerfield's, McAl pin's, Christy's, C. E. Fearce & Co., M. D. Pra,tt, (Albany Printing Co.. I. inn Co. Abstract Co., Oregon Pow er Co., Ralston Electric Supply, Fro- man & Barton, Hub Dye Works, Hon or Guard Girls, Dcaiocrat, and Herald. Calavan Drug Store. Join the Red Cros today. All you need a Heart and a Dollar. Join the Red Cross today. Let it be your earnest Christmas thouitht. Join the Red Cross today. While .humanity bleeds, do merciful deeds. Join the Red Cross today. Give your Christmas present to humanity. Join the Red Cross today. A duty everyone owes to humanity. Join the Red Cross today. Every man, woman and child in Oregon -hould be a member. Join the Red Cross today. A dol lar docs the deed. If the boys fail to deliver the paper each evening kindly phone to the office. The management invites complaints from its pa- t S trons and will do its best ia it S) correct faulty servi'-e 9 ls
