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AI.IIANY I)AHT flKMOCRAT. Tlll'ltHDA Y, JANUARY , 1919.
I GREAT SALE OF WINTER FOOTWEAR I
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X Vt'c have on hand at the present time a larc stock of Winter Shoes lor Women, Girls and Hoys- Measures to reduce this stock must be taken at once, so we are offering very low prices. H
I hese are our own regular stock, r.very pair of Shoes is sturdy, serviceable and stylish, and the broad assortment of lasts and shapes makes a perfect fit a matter of course, i fere are the Bargains,
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Novelty Boots
LOT. No. 1 10.1 pairs of Women's Nov
elty Hoots, lace style, from the well
known quality lines of Ut iSt Dunn and
Sherwood Shoe Company, in the new
and popular shades of Grey, Miown and
combination of colors. Iiach and every
pair desirable for dress wear. Your
choice of Louis, Cuban or Military heels.
Former prices were $7.50 to $l.50 per pr.
SALE PRICE JW.13 A PA IK
Women's Fine Dress Shoes
LOT No. 2148
pairs of women's
Dress Lace Boots
in K'cy or field
mouse kid with
cloth tops to
match and black
kid with mole or
Krcy cloth tops,
cither Louis, Cu
ban Louis, Cuban
or military heels
from which to se
lect . Former
prices were $5.05
to $S.50. Sale
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Ladies' and Growing'Girls'
Shoes
LOT NO. 4-fs0 pairs of lace and button
Shoes with sensible lasts, and medium
heels, lines that we have discontinued,
and of which we have only a few pairs
of a kind left. Formerly priced at from
$3.50 to $5, but worth much more, judg
ing by present standards.
Sale Price of This Lot
$2.95
Youths' and Little Gents' Shoes
$4.95 a Pair
m Women's Dress and Street Shoes
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LOT NO. 3 167
pairs of wome
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men's
street
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dress and
boots in the
lowing styles:
All black kid with
Cuban or Louis
heels. Black kid
vamp with colored
cloth tops. All
black kid button,
turn sole, Louis
heels. All black
J kid button, cloth
Ktinmetal lace, Lnnlish toe
top, Cuban heels,
Former price $4.50 to $tr.50. Special Sale Price
heels-
military
$3.95 a Pair
LOT No. 5 67 pairs of Youths' and Gents' Gunmetal button
Shoes for school and dress. Beacon & Walton makej Values
to $3.25. Sizes 9 to 2.
Sale Price $2.35
LOT No. 6 3t5 pairs of Boys' Gunmetal button and lace Shoes.
Beacon Walton and bxcclsior makes. Former values to $3.95.
SALE PRICE $2.48 A PAIR
Two Lots of Slippers
LOT NO. 753 pairs of Women's
Satin Party Pumps with Louis
heels. Some styles have tailored
bows, others with ribbon pon pons
or metal ornaments. Colors are
White, Black, Pink and Blue. Form
er values to $4.00.
Sale Price $1.48 Pair
LOT NO. 8 19 pairs of women's medium heel black satin par
ty pumps, trimmed with flat Satin bows. Turned soJe, military
heels. Fox make. Regular $3.50 grade-
SALE PRICE $2.48 A PAIR
Children's and Misses Shoes
Iots Nos. 9, 10, 11 and 12 f, j
We have gone through our stock of Children's and Misses's
Shoes and taken out all the remnants of lines left from the
past season's selling. A total of 121 pairs, and in these differ
ent lots you will find Patents, Black Kid, Brown and Gunmetal
Shoes in lace and button styles; medium, broad and English toes
LOT NUMBhR 9 Sizes 5 to 8, former prices to $2.35
Sale Price ! $1.75 a Pair
LOr'NUMBtR 10 Sizes 8V2 to 11, former prices to
$2.75. Sale Price $1.98 a Pair
LOT NUMBb:i 1 1 Sizes 11 to 2, former prices to
$3.00 Sale Price $2.39 a Pair
LOT NUMBhR 12 Sizes 1 1 to 2, former prices to $4.50. .
Sale Price $3.25 a pair
Felt Slippers
Broken lines of Felt House Slippers for Men and Women are
included in this Sale. For men, black or grey. For women, pink,
blue, grey, wine, brown and black.
Lot No. 13 Women's, former price $1.39, sale price 95c a pair
Lot No. 14 Women's, former price $1.75-$2.25, sale price $1-45
Lot No. 15 Men's, former price $1.95 to $2.25, sale price $1.55
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Geo. Crawford Tolls
of Life in France
The folliiwinir Irttrr htm been re
ceived from Geo. Crawford, who i
now iprvini? In the American nrmy In
France!
l.ussac, France, Pec. 11th, 1M1H.
Dear folks: .Started out to drill
this afternoon and was rained out ao
am writing to you to pas the time.
Momluy waa payday and you ran
till oe the effects; a few panics of
hlackjack and poker. Some boys drink
their pay all up In two daya and oth-
"FLU" PROOF
An open air cigar store where
crowds do not assemble - clean
and sanitary.
The "FLU" can't catch you if
you trade at
Eagles Cigar Store
First and Broadalbin
era hank It. I have my firat game to
play in the army. It ia a good lesson
for many boyi.
Am billeted in an old atone bam
with dirt floora. We had stoves; then
they took them away from ua as they
expected to move ua any day. Also
wooden frames for beds, but we have
them bark nunln now.
We don't know when we will leave
here. We hope before the 1st of Feb.
Sure will be a happy bunch when we
tret started. The old pond is sure
rough at present We have two Amer
ican daily papers. New York Herald
and Chicago Tribune, and an Amer
ican edition of the Petit Gironde. We
are able to keep up with the outside
world.
Thla place ia so dark wo have to
light candle to aee to wnte. Am In
the haymow. Make entra de ladder.
All Albany boys thla regiment.
are in (rood shape. A regiment 01
Ore iron draft just came In from Cal.;
ia 12 kilometera from ua now. Haven't
seen any of them yet. Some of our
boys waa over and aaw Aan Eastbum. I
We dont (ret any pasaa out of our
regimental area. After we are here
four months we are supposed to (ret
a aeven-day furlough. Wo havo no
liberty like we had In the atatea. We
are checked every night after 9 o'
clock. Not allowed to buy any eata
from the French but the boyi come in
with large tonbono ateaki I dont
know where they (ret them but they
sure are good. A lonf of bread (le
pain) looka like a atick of cordwood;
it is wholewheat and rye and dark, but
very wholesome. They never wrap the
bread up in paper, just take it under
your arm or over your ahoulder. Bi
cyclea hero by the million and costs
about $100 apiece.
Must close; will write more next
Sunday. Love to all.
SGT. GEO. B. CRAWFORD,
Bat. I, fi!Uh Art., C. A. C, Amcr.
Expeditionary Forces.
CITY NEWS
Horn
To Mr. and Mrs. Roaa Douglas of
131B Front atreet on Wednesday
morninir. Jan. 8, 191!), a boy. Mother
and child both doing nicely.
days in Albany visiting.
Here From Newport-
Arthur Borchard, formerly station
ed at Newport, stopped in Albany last
night.
C. b. Spencer, manager of the can
nery dt Lebanon, stopped at the Hotel
Al'iany yesterday, on hia way home
from Iortland.
Frank S Ward (Here
Flunk S. Ward, ex-councilman of
Salem, waa a visitor in this city, reg
ime) ing at the Hotel Albany last
night.
In Albany Yesterday
C. Baker of Newport spent Wed
neaday in Albany.
Relumed From Portland
Mrs. C. E. Sox and little Carlton re
ti'rmd home from Portland last
night. They report Mr. Sox recover
ing splendidly from his operation. rain. The river is at 2.2 feet. Tem-
Thc Weather
'I otiiirht fair and warmer, Friday
peraturo 21-32.
Called by Brother's III
Mr. and Mrs. Don McGlashon ar
rived in Albany today from San Fran
ciaco. Mrs. McGlashon, formerly Miss
Lesaic Morris of this city, waa called
I ere by the serious illness of her
brother, Ralph Morris. Mr. Mc
Glashon has been serving In the gov
ernment printing office at San Fran
cisco. On Way to Boise
M as Cecil Knox returned last night
to Boise, Idaho, after spending several
PACIFIC EMPLOYMENT CO.
"AlWart AT YOU SlKVIOI"
Help of all kinds Furnished Free
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WE CATER
TO THE PUBLIC TASTE with the Season's Best
Offerings FISH, OYSTERS, POULTRY and
INSPECTED MEATS
D. E. Ncbcrall Meat Co.
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Piano Wanted
We have a new Brunswick and Records to exchange for good us
ed Piano.
Woodworth Drug Co.