PAGB fOl'B ALBANY WAIl.Y MKMIH KAV, WEDNESDAY. OlTOHKK 2.1. IttlH. S li Kit k is ax oitoktixity i; vor to hi v Comfort Materials s Assortment are so complete and no vaiicd that nil may U- suited then offerings for xnitipl. COTTON BAITS $100 EACH COMKOIir CKKl'ONNK r Sandow, full 2 1-2 lbs in weight, Th.se fine comfort cretonnes ZT ml in one piece suitable for full ize ImhI. OTHER BAITS In 31b. sizes, in on sheet, full ld siics, at fl.JS. $1.50. l. Small tatu at I k- and i'tc each arv S- inches wide and are ' shewn in medium and dark col ri iks. SII.MM INKS Full yard-wide. Come in l-eau-tiful floral patterns, also plain col..rs 2c a ard Hot Water Bottles Guaranteed $2 and Up FRED DAWSON'S DRUG STORE WOOL KINISHK.M BAITS Full bod siie, ono sheet 2 pounds in weicht. COMMEIil I A I. WOOL HA TVS . Exceptionally fino for comforts or mattresses proof. Opens up in ono la rye fluffy shoot. $I.M . $.1.25 Sanitary and moth. Flood's Store 334 West First St gj .savf am 7 t Ml Cheer Your Soldier Withthe Best News From Home Your Photograph Government advices are that no pr.c' ao should be larger than .x-1k1 and that to insure safe delivery in time fur Christmas, shoul ! n. e mailed later than November Ouinjr to the threat demi'nd for ru-tures caused ly the v.ir, it is very important that you shim!) have yours taken now at Clifford's Studio The Sample Store's Tri Weekly Reminder MKN'S MUMNAWS Norfolk double breasted models. Wide shawl collar. In various plaid comhinations. Priced to you at our usual low prices of $7.."i. $s;o. js.s.v jst.r.o to MO SO. HtiS' MVCMNAWS Norfi'U or pinchhuck belted models, plaid ar.il plain colara $1.95 to $."i.S. MKN'S HEAVY SWKATKIIS Tout stlo. blue, mnrroon and heathers $3.00 to $ JHISKY .KWKKS tlroy or hli.e . . SI 2."., $: I MKN'S CNUl KUK.Ul - llu your uu.iei wear ne. .t n -w. Oi.r M.c . and m:. ale i.tost complete ai tl.is thiic. Cotton I'liio-.s . . $l.l"i. $1.7' l ait vo,l uino'Ls 2."i, $2 9K i ii ill's Natural $1 "ill AUMV MIIK rs and lUSVMIliS Kcjtvtoil foi lii it impel lYc- tie MKN'S Kt HI.KIf I' M S lila. k or ml $2.!T.. $.1 '0 to V'. ti'l C. J. BRE1ER CO. YOU DO BETTER IlERi: FOR LESS It una hettf thntt Hon. J. K. Wcalh crford nitttlc hi4 t;irt for a very a tto and nuci'e!i.tful iuieer nit a lawyer. I.. K. Klitin v it h hoy aiul younv man here, unl very few HrowimviMo nun go to A limit y without callmn on him. Howe It ro. have a well piitromrcd store here, (ieore prrpuivd for the work hy tra, hink' M-hmd for L'l yeum, ' mostly uround Albany. Hon. J. . Calttrnith. imniimdon !krent at Hluine. Wash., heiran hn I. inn county rt'Midfiu'e here, coming from TeniU'-utee. j MISFITS II F. IV X. No matter huw cool the weather, one can easily Uvome hot hy readiritr anything that conu-s from Ht-rlin. 133 West Fir t Street There i ahout the of liars. s no longer any question ahidini: phue of the print.' A two- or three-days resilience in this fine home place up the Calapoota has leen greatly enjoyeti. not the least hftnir my stay with the Nortons at their hotel. The trouble with I'.rownsvilti i nt that it is divided hy a river, hut that tl.e people, have al-A.t9 retnainded vided, anl to this ilay have two hih S'.'hools insteail of one; and do not puil together the way the wople of a citv should do. It is to Ih? regretted, for there are some of the Itt jeople In , Oregon here. Speaking 'f tfood Jteople, two of them are iunniti for cunnty office W. J. .Miki for fheru'f and Mim IowelI for treasurer. ak.lv Hm.y Kl ka a couple year Mrs. liliisely and tiurn. formerly of i'"!er 1-eitK' ir ! here for ; Mrs. Jadk-e A li-iiin . are i Alas- viit. ltUck- sister and next .lmir nei; hUirs. The Itlake ly hoys have hec :i:e prominent. Wil liam i.s one of LM:a!i!las wealthy cit :.ens; J.k' has U-n deputy sheriff at !Vnileton for 1; jAars; (leore is a prosperous dn.i-it nt The Ialles, unl Jim has hirire h-ddim.- at Knter pri.se. Another bur family of men who have spread out in a prominent way are t!ie rempletons. The StiinanK have the leading' store ;ero. The father of K. Stanard was trie of Al!any's early mayors. lann has rm better citizen than H-m. W, IV KImore. president of the bank, :.lwas stati lin.- for the lst. Iff i Mm ri mtUothes hi I '''fl -Lj The 100 Per Cent Look THE MKX ARK JUMiKI) TO NO SMALL DKf.lIKK HV TIIKIK rKKSOXA L AIM'KAKANt K. LOOKS UK KLKCT TIIK MENTAL ATTITLDK AND KN.WILK ONE TO JLTM;E t).N SI'ilIT THE MA XX Ell OK MEN WE A HE. AI'I'EAHA.VES AUK )K CO! USE l)E( KIVINf; AT TIMES, HIT AS A CKXKKAL THI.Nf; A MAN f.ETS MORI f'OXSIKEKATION IX A XV WALK OK LIKE IK IE TAKES I'AHTKT'LAH C.'ARK OK HIS I'KKSf ,AL AI'I'EAItA.Xl E. CLOTHCItAKT CLOTHES A HE IIESIfi.N EI) Foil EVERY 'TVI'E OF MAX ANI ARK SO I'RK Li) THAT NEARLY EVERYONE CAN' UK WELL DRESSEK AT A I'RK'E UK KEELS UK CAN' AFFORD TO 'AY. The Blain Clothing Co. "Value First Store" CLOTHCRAFT STORE IN THIS TOWN Important Points for You to Remember i4'k A HOI T ( HILDRE.VS S II O E S COMFORT- f'hil.lien's f.-et an-I'roA-iru' f.H-t. They v-row Irfith w:iy.. u'a not only n--r ssary to fpt shoes lonir onourh lut they s!... i.l.l Lu built on lasts that allow lenty of room for th! little fr-.-t to expan I in a na tural way. SERVICE Hicause of t h ; rout'h us.-itfe to whicli child ren's shoes are pxj.o.s'-!, thev must neievsjirily Iw rnailo well, of thoroughly n-liahle leathers. STYLE The element of "styli " is important heenuse no mat ter how fotl the iinlily or how eomforli.ble i!k; last, you would n't want your ehild to wear shoes that were not i-ood look inv Our Children's Shoes embody all these inioif ant points ami in addition, they nro very reason ably priied, as the following will attest. :.i.eii i u, r, $i.r,o to $.1.00 Sines S to . $2.00 to $.1..'i0 Sizes S 1-2 to II . S2..-.0 to $1.00 :'izes II 1-2 to 2 . $.1.00 to $0.00 McDowell Shoe Co" Wool Dress Goods Klt;HT NOW is the tinio to buy i-iioiikIi to Ixst for months to eom. We iiiote piiees fully M ier rent under today's iniusel. Ilil imh CHITON SKIHIK nil lol.ns :iil liuli IIAI.K WOOL SKItliK iill.olor. il iiieh ALL WOOL SKIlliK. all roluni in.li WOOL TAFFETA All t-olor 41-iiu-h Al l. WOOL I'OI'I.INS All rolon M liu-h AI L WOOL tiAIIKKl'INES All iolor Il.tW 41 ineli ALL WOOL CLAIMS $LM. 12.21 S1IKCIIKIIM CIIKCKS .. tc. SHc. Kite. Mr. I.2S. $l.l. l 9. $111 nrorpcrafed S J Murphy's Seed store to-lay received n seeond t-arloail of l-eniis frtint Cor vullis. with orders to elenn them nt the warehouse. They will Ik sIi1ihI Kant front Albany ns soon as they nre put in proT t'on-htlon. Itrownsville. (Vt. 'J.' WHEN ANSWEKIN'C rl.lfflI, ,d kindly mention The Mvmormt. KN'tJRAVKM CHRISTMAS CAHMS ttur Christinas Samples are now ready anil you should pliu-e your or- early. C. (i HA WI.I.N'tiS. I'JI llron-iiilbin St dels CITY TREASl'REIl'S NOTICE Notlee Is hereby Kiven that the un deraiened City Treasurer of Albany. Oregon, has f inula on hand to and will pay t.eneral Kutid Warrauta Noa. '"1 to Ml ini'., the issue of ll 17. Interest wilt cease with the date of this notice, ttct. lit. L'lK '-'oL'K HE Best Advertisement in the World IT IS Till: TICK of the Clock. It says only one short vvorJ. hut it says that word over and over. Here the tick is loud there low. Hut always millions on millions of clocks arc sayini; it. It never stops. It speaks to a baby's ears, hours of an old man. and to the dying It speaks in time of joy; in time of jrief; in time of idleness, or striue and stress; in time of peace, or time of WAK. It never stops. Always it is telling the old. old story of the clock, "Time Flies." Always it is repeating the stern lesson of life "I he World Forgets." It never stops. And it has made the clock the best known thinn in all the world. Such is the power of reiteration. Such is the power ol persistence. Such is the power of constancy. Call the advertising roll of honor, the world famous advertising, alive to answer None ever stooped. All have told their storv over and over, and still are telline it. Advertising stopped is advertising dead. Advertisine brought back from the grave must foot auuin the long, old road from the very beginnin. NOW is the time to advertise the only time. Advertise tomorrow when tomorrow is NOW Listen to Till: TICK of the clock, as it tells you : "Time flics. The world forgets." NOW is the time to advertise. ROHI-UT F. WNFHART. ii II. CUSICK. i'ity Treasurer.