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Only Two Days in Which to Shop
Read this Ad. Girls It Will Help You in Your Plans
for HIM
A NICE S1IIKT WILL BRING
GENUINE PLEASURE
Wo have carefully studied the
tastes of the fellows, and this
fall more than ever before we
have pleased them with our
assortment. We have been told
we have the best collection in
Albany. Come, choose here!
$1.50 to $5.00
Fancy boxes for the better
ones.
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FANCY Oil PLAIN
FOR A GIFT
"Shawknit". in black, brown,
crey, navy, Palm Beach.
eiii, Si nn Silk Lisle ... 75c
M nntr-j pi T.isle ... 50c
Tnttnn Male 35c
FancV Silk Sox in preen, brown,
tMinX Muo . . . $1.25 and $2.00
PnuVitnpro in five dif
fei ent colors 73c pair Suitcase
A Mackinaw'
A Sweater
A Pair of Auto Gloves
Wool Gloves -
A Reefer-
A Wool Shirt
An Umbrella -Collars
Military IJrushes-Handkerchiefs-Traveling
Bag-BathRobe-'
Belt-
Suspcnders
Cuff Links- i
Cravat Pin
Silk Garters -Shaving
Set
Purse -Bill
Fold -Slippers-Knit
Vest
Collar Pin-
The new Beaver Cape and
Grey Cape, .". $3."00
Tan Cape, silk lined (very
practical),
Tan Cape, unJinod plove,
i $3.75
Heavy Grey Silk Gloves,
lined ........ $255
Khaki Suedene Dress
Gloves, $1.2-
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.MM-T.O-N-'.S.IS THE BEST PLACE
' TO CHOOSE A GIFT FOR HIM
TIES for the FELLOWS
Always have been a gift really liked
when selected from our stock, for we
sell Ties to the fellows themselves,
and they always claim our selection
suits them fine.
Read This Ad. Fellows-It Will Help You With
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Your tilr 1 f KUKLJbivia
A SILK UMBRELLA
The pride of every' giM's heart. My!
How She would appreciate a oioreu
tJmhrella for rain or sun. We now have
the best selection we have ever had.
Choose one right away.
" . A CEDAR CHEST
Every girl under the sun wants a Ce
dar Chest and nothing in all the realm
feminine would please Her more than
for you to give her one. 9 different
kinds here in three different finishes.
Select one for Her NOW. T
$5.75 to $18.50
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$16.50 f-IPI
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The $2 and $3.50 Ties put up in a very
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Colgate's Extracts
Splendor.'Florient, Violet and Radiant
Rose Perfumes in fancy glass stopper
ed, ribbon-top bottles put up in Satin
Cases, each $3.00
Lilly of the Valley, Cashmere Bouquet,
Tie !;it T.;i Franf Rose. Dactvlis. Violet.
Caprice, Sandalwood, Honeysuckle,
Etcr, at per ounce 50c, or in 50c,- roc
and $1.25 bottles.
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A Fur will insure a warm
. place in Her heart
No Gift more Delightful
Animal Scarfs, 38 inches
long ?18-50
Fur-Capes, 13 inches wide
$16.50
Scarfs from .
$850 to $22.7o
.Then Furs .of exquisite
beauty and value Wolf,
Sealskin, Fox, Lynx, Con
ey,upto . $100.00
SOMETHING USEFUL FOR HER COMFORT
A cozy comfy slipper would make a very acceptable
and appropriate gift Made with ribbon trimmed
felt uppers and soft padded moctasin sole. Dainty
shades of Blue, Rose and Lavender $2.25
The same in Wine and Brown . . . . . .. . , $1.95
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STORIES OF DAME LADYBIRD AND IIER
By Ethel AHen Murphy
(Written for the U. S, School Garden Army, Bureau of EducaUoa.
Department of the Interior.)
HCOUNRNEWS
Madame Ladybird Gives
Party
Part 1
Garden ftmm.
When Madame Ladybird had been
' served, he took her place tho ccn-
. . i m L uuiina tVttt .( tint
Madame uidymra w. - rjarden Friend aa thry reported.
Icared anion them, for they all clap. A ln , d1Uihing uniform of black
pe.1 their, winira when ane arriYea anu an(, Mm) liuxxinr up. The
younfr ladybinla amiled at him very
Albany ahoppcrj Tueaday. -
Julius Perry from Canada, has rent
ed the Phoebe Owen property and
will make Halsey tneir nome inn win
ter. T.vmnn Mirstr. who i a student
in the Willamette University, iriome
rllid out:
"Speech! spoechl",. .
"My friends." "said Mamode Lady-
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R. A. Leach of Crawfordsvtlle was
S a Brownsville visitor Tuesday of last
1 week.
5 . . 3 ' . ,Uat1TJ Gfarr and f urn
1 Notes from all parts 01 unn
fjvintv "7 u i wv.. -j
' am when vacated. Mrs. E. N. Warmoth, who has been
3 ' Si vi.. jshm, .nd son Robert ' makinr a brief visit with her parents
S"' iH'MitMllIlinJinillr'tlLniinlllliltllinUirnilHh : .ndin . week, with Mrs. ! returned to her home in Salem Wed-
1.UU.11U. illllll imilllt.finHII""lltMiii. , " - -I " .
. - E. A. Evans, Mrs. anea s moiner. iiesua.
Gates OrcetinRS . ... v m. KhnAl elned down last week when
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w-eek shipped one car of hay to Aums- ( the cold snap came on and remained
ville ami two cars of hay to Portland, closed until Wednesday morning, when
Mrs. Ed. Louden of the Sweet Clo- i it opened up aRain.
,.nt Thanksirivinir week Senator F. H. Torter Informs us
let him help hinwclf toj nd lhc llowr M wn, abc,Jt 26 inches city,
vntnrn fur the irossin he! i... .rafr. In w
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bird, "I am glnd to see so many I brought them. Ho had traveled tar Knpra, w, t a Mandstlll. No trains ;edin
bird, "I am rioo 10 eo , broUK'it mem. no nan wn.ii , Knrra WB, t a standstill. No traini
fci.m. Mnko yourselves at home! j hn.i . many beautiful renlms, . ..:, r.ate. tor ev
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in Mowcriana. no w wi ; cn fayit nut things are back to nor-
i . .11 vmi wish. When these
aiV4 v-a t
tj.hli- are cleaned there.' are other
bushes just a full of aphids
GATES, Ore., Dec, 22 The intense
cold thut prevailed here last week has
given way to much wished for vrar-
mcr weather. On December 12 the Ver farm spent Thank(tivin(r weeK senator r. u. i oner inionus u
thermomitor renistered 12 below xcro ! enj wjth relatives and friends in this that he has received official notice
. u n k.-.. oti in.hn. ! -"' ! of th call of an e tra session of the
f n..i;n...,J fnmilv hnve mov Slate Lecilalure which win convene
edin to the Stewart house. Thei are J January 12 1920.
xrom uoon, iow aim wm mn. ...w.
P. J. Foster, janitor of our public
school tells us that he has friven the
pupilsthe fire alarm a few times
and that he bas naa every enna ou
of the building in less than one miu
ute. v
The two rural mail carriers made
a trip- Tuesday, the first they have
made since the snow. Mr. Taylor
made the .entire trip with Guy Brara-
well dirvinjr a team. A singletree
was broken in making the trip. In
many places the roads were not. bro
ken at all. Mr. Robertson only suc
ceeded In making half of his route,
and he also had singletree troubles,
he made the last half of his route
yesterday. . '
WHEN ANSWERING classifieds ads.
irlv .m-nt-in The tVmocrnt.
a dashing fellow. , . in witn rain faiinB but no ln-
By and by several wasps wnonnu .... of , wlllcr ycl. -
!shes just as full of aphids. I By and by several wasps who had dicaljoilI of h, h walcr a, ycl,
"This garden is certainly n bd; got wind of the feast arrived. They, .
o .. CI ....V ii rinln t really i . i.. ,i.iMuru,Mt harn loukinir .
fix. Sammy Slacker didn't Teally j w(r(, ,an thin-waisted, sharp looking
mean any harm wncn no weni u croatures, and.Mauaino uiayuiru vuiu
. ..riwn whaIti and left! .i . . rm. f with the
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bayonet.
They, too, were allowed to help
themselves. ' '
"They are Garden " Friends, you
know," said Madame Ladybird.
the country jfor two weeks and left
things to take earn ol incmaei
He's back now", and he feels very bad
about his garden. I've Invited the
Garden Friends to rally here to-day to
see what can be dono."
"Goodl good?' laughed all the
Ladybirds. "We're working as hard
as we can."
"This would be good place for you
Golden-Eyed Folks to make your
cradles." said Madame Ladybird.
"Your babies will have plenty of food
here when they como out. Eoslilca
you'll be doing the garflen a service.
"We'll do that." said my cdmpan-
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rntil Smith started for Qiurtsville
Friday.
Mt. Ilarcb Garage has surrenderd
its charter and disposed of its par
iphanalia anil is going to mako the
children happy by having a xmas tree
for them. . "
TV - flrmntrtk OrMn whlrh Vlt Tfiff
sunme iuyumi. -..
Thn ..n. having finished their led off Thursday was won oy van
m . ,A M.il.m I jtilvhtrd ! Rinlt!i. '
iens, iitiw u. w . i
and saluted with great snap. Automobile nr-i again seen on '.Sol
"Welcome, Friends," said Madame street Mid highways. -Ladybird.
"Here Is great work." Ef-Mt Botl -. . :. the rural mn 1 cor-
"What orders, Madame Captain T"j ,j . . (.gain inking re' tir trips
..i.i tha first wasn in a sharp, shrill in his tm - ' '
voice. : ..... Mr. and nW Ci.ry eamo ap frmn
(To be continued)
SUNBEAM lamm
SONS ONLT COMPETITOR
EVErVtHING ELECTRICAL -
. ' . lursTrRM In f.OTRIC WASHING MACHINES
Ca-fc Term. WEfTERN VMOmo w MACHINES r
rJSlW (WESTERN ELCTklC VACUUM CLEANERS
WIRING DONE Bt LICENSED BOuu
Phone 20
THE ELECTRIC STORE. INC.
117 Weat Mrsl BU, Aiswaj
home here. . -
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Kcnnein uvuimn wi v.. w.-
ited in Harrisburg, at the home of his
uncle,. Lincoln Overton, during the
Thanksgiving day or two.
The interior of the local telephone
offiee ha been nartitioned and finish- .
ed up so that the operators will have
more comfort and privacy and be '
able to give better service. , . j
From a temperature 8 degrees be
low sero the weather has changed
until rain has been washing away the
now the past day or, two.
Alex. Norwood was operated upon ,
Thursday for a cancerous growth On ,
the check. The operation occupied
about four hour's time. He is rest- ,
Ing very nicely and is In good spir- ,
its. Harrisburg Bulletin.
Everett Earl Stannanl and wife left
for Grants Pass on Tuesday's train
There they will visit during the holi
days with Mrs. Stannard's parents,
Rev. C. M. Cline and wiie, wno were
former residents on this city. ,
Halsey-Items
Frank Koonti is another victim
of the mumps.
P. Franklin was a business caller in
Albany Friday.
Amos Ramsey and C. E. Smith
were Albany callers Wednesday.
D. S. McWi Itams ana son, jnrs
Albany Friday where they haw been
on business.
Mrs. TUIIo Dike, of Dcfnit, is vli
Iting at the homo of her sis'. Mr-.
Anna Acher.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmonton, of Port
land are visiting at the hosri of M.s.
Edmonton's fatVr, Ed Col int. '
Gates and vicinity are suffering a
sugar shortage. 1
I There will be xmas mo nt the
school house Tuesday p.m. A good
program It promised.
SV enmmunltv xmas tree will he CIV
en at the church in Gates xmas eve
i .i i . . u. ir I Tt o HrW;l1t.m. anil son
unaer ine auspices ut wiw. nwuw i ........... - ,
age commity who ar sparing no pains Geo- Hayes, and Roland Marks were
Dp Your
Christmas Shopping Here
Quick and efficient service-
awaits you at this store to help
lighten the burden of shopping
for the Christmas season.
Then there is the -added pleas
ure of knowing that whatever
you get here is of the best qual
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Community Silver
. Elegant Carving Sets
Table and Pocket Cutlery .
Vases and lardiners
Aluminum Kitchen Ware
Water Sets Plain and ;.
4 . , Cut Class.
' FOR THE TABLE '
, Everything Good and at
Right Prices ;
Christmas Candies, lb. 35c
Nuts, All kinds, 35c & 45c
HOLMAN & JACKSON
Opposite Pot toff ice
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