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About Albany daily democrat. (Albany, Or.) 1888-192? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 23, 1919)
a H S H S H 3 II a ii a N a ii II a ii a ii a ii a H 8 II 8 H 8 II 8 II S- II 8 II 8 II R U It 8 II 8 II 8 II 8 II 8 II a n THE UNIVERSAL CAR One Hundred Per Cent "Pep" ' . ' When your Ford or your Ford truck doesn't display its usual quantity or quality of "pep" and dash, it's time- to. have a repair man who understands the Ford mechanism give it the "once over", then make the necessary adjustments or repairs. And return it , to you ful of its old time power, "pep," energy, pull, and service. You'll notice the difference. . ' We employ only skilled Ford mechanics men who know how Ford cars are made, and how they should be kept, in order to give the most efficient and economical, service. And our shop equipment boasts a great many specially designed Ford tools and time-saving devices and machinery. In our stockroom is a complete assort ment of repair parts genuine Ford parts that are exactly the same as their tough, sinewy originals In the Ford car. Fpr prompt repair work or adjustments, phone or drive to our garage Don't risk chances, play fair with your Ford car. Keep It in the hands of Its friends, the authorized dealers. unlveriaty In lvil engineering and from another Institution in classical courses, has bocn appointed Instruc tor In I ha department of irrigation nglnetrtng at tha. colics. He bat had 10 year of praeticalexperlenco, having Loan employed for tha last few yaari by tha ital engineer. Ragtime and other form, of popular muile will be on of tile subjects dis rutted before the home economies eeo lion farmer's week the morning of December 29. Influence of music in the home, church, and school will alao be diaucssed by William Frederick Caikins, director of the school of mut ttlNinmwMWMi uuiiiiuiNHMiMii; Commerce Mortgage Securities Company Portland . . Oregon , We Loan Life Insurance Funds at lowest rates, money on hand to close loans without delay. See our local representative. Barney Hecker Hotel Albany Building . Albany, Oregon O. A. C Note v Oregon Agricultural College, Cor vallls, First Lieutenant L. IC Spoon er ha arrived from Fort-Molga, Wash lug-ton D. C, to take charge of the motor transport unit at the college. While the unit was organized early in the fall, the instructional work ha been confined to infantry drill. Next term the expensive motor transport equipment furnished by the war de partment will be put to use. Lieutea ant Spooner I aald to have had wide experience in hi line of work. - John Pubuls, graduate of Cornell COUNTY NEWS Note from all part of Linn i County . . Sbclburn New ' SHELBURN, Ore., Dec.. 23 The trains are running on schedule time again. The Misses, Sylvia Thibadeau3es- si and Nellie Cooeh and Daphlne Ransom were Albany visiior on day last week. Orris Bowman spent the week-end in Shelbum and returned to Albany Sunday. Arthur McLain returned home San day evening from .McCoy where he has been visiting hi sister, Mrs, Therion Ruasell. Every on In this vicinity lost po tatoes during the recent snow storm Some people losine all they bad. Little Krald and Vrae Ashlaugn are recovering from a light attack of Small Pox. Sylvia Thebodean I spending a few day with her grand father, James Smith. Roy McDonald, of Mill Chy waa In thia vicinity looking after his sheep. George Stoddart, George Peattand Mr. John. Bl no were Albany visitor on Tuesday. Fred Bowman returned home from Corvallia Thursday. Delbert Long of Scio was In this vicinity today. Mr. W. E. Turin an of Washington D. C. of the U. S. Treasury Dr pert met t who i Investigating the claims of wounded soldier wa in Shelburn Thareday afternoon. "YOUR OWN APARTMENT" FOR $8 A MONTH hi ii I ; Fi - Ait'" .-. yi Certain enterprising NewKorfcera have sotted the nlgh-rental problem br buying or renting abandoned trolley eara and flttlng them up aa apartment.' The borne shown here rent for S8 a moqth. . . INTERESTING ITEMS Ten thousand cubic feet 'of gaa can be produced (mm one ton of coal. Porto Klco hat, a boot 750 mile of macadamized government roads. The corrected statistic of the quan tity of cotton ginned this aeaaon prior to Bartember 1 are 14SJS9 bale. The difference between a hog and profiteer la that a bog la satisfied wheni he ha enough. A chicken ha the leaat mind of any farm animal. . This la why It change! It mind so readily. If there were no uca thing aa deaUu bow would a lot of folk Inherit the. money they dot 3 LAST CALL . Tomorrow, December 24 Is the last Day to Shop M3HBH8H8HgHatl8Hi RuauattaHSiisHSHai H A M I LTO IN jastiaHaHaMaHawgtta ft That's exactly what we are doing, by giving our patrons exceptional values The kind that fills the giver as well as the receiver with that sense of satisfaction which produces genuine Christinas Cheer. FINAL December 24 is the Last Day before Christmas For Mother V Sister Fur, Blouse, Glove a, Silk Ho, Ivory Set, Pet Neckwear, Handbag, Hoa- tlcoat, Skirt. Knitting , , w. Needle and Yarn, Bath lery, Lingerie, Night Gown. Petticoat. Shoe a BrMiUr Slipper, Stationery, DpeM Gooii, Fur. Silk Towel, Umbrella, Toilet Underwear, Glove, Per- Artlcles, Dree Good. fum. For the Home , Blanket, Aluminum ware, Pyres or Fry Oven Glaaa, Candy, Bath Mat, Book Enda, Carpet Sweeper, Casserole, Dishes, Cur tains, Cushion, Linens, Picture, Pottery. . For Brother For Father Automobile, Sammie'Kar, Suspender, Shirt, Sox,. Roller Skatea, Belt, Can- T. Glovea, Reefer, Bath dy, Erector, Tie, Game, Robef BiU FoW- , ...... Purse, Links, Collar, Glovea, Handkerchiefa, , , . - Scarf Pin, Sweater, Sta Pajamaa, Pur, Shirt,. tionerVi Underwear, Hand Sweater, Bnuhee,, Cuff kerchief . Suit Case, Trav Linka, Mackinaw, Vest ' eling Bag. Some Things to Think About and to Act " ' Upon Quickly ' ; ' Are you an eleventh hour shopper? If you are, don't let the eleventh hour pass without taking advantage of the time, for If you delay too long, you'll be disap pointed and so will your friend. Wish yourself a Merry Christmas. There's more Joy in giving than in get ting, don't deprive yourself of this satis factory pleasure . Remember" all your friends, don't be sorry afterwards. Whether you be Baker, Banker or Candlestick Maker, quit work and wear a smile on Christmas Day. SAY Come to think about it, what urnttM Rft n fhan a Kav rtt Ponrv Highly colored new naval oranges for 8 H a H a M 8 II a ii a H a ii a H 8 H 8 H 8 H II 8 H 8 M 8 H 3 r Las CavU Don't forget thee Sun. klet imiformly good Orangee for that Christmas Dinner. Order bentadar. . w.. .. . Sunkist Uniformly Good v Oranges . fiirntliTi illTlii taibsan HAMILTONS.' ' Christmas. We have just received a shipment of the new navel oranges, and they certainly are fine. Nice clear skins, and sweet.vjuicy flesh. Buy a box, they will keep arid the prices are exception ally low , Extra Large Oranges, 80 in box, 75c dozen . .$4.25 box' LargejOranges, 100 in box ' 70c dozen . .. ...... ... .$4.75 box Medium Large Oranges, 126 to boz 60c dozen .$5.35 box Medium size Oranges,. 150 to box 50c dozen... ....$5.50 box All of the above oranges are over the average size. ' Come select your before they are all gone. Awake the Family Christmas Morn WITH MCSIC ON THE Cheney . Phonograph There are hundreds of well-known phonographs, but not one of them now even pretend to compare with the Cheney. Why? Yon ask. Because it remained for the Master Violinist, Forest Cheney to appropriate the tone qualities of th violin into the Phonograph. HEAR THE CHENEY ... IT WILL CHARM YOU MODELS FROM $90M'$385- .e eneratioo to The Cheney 1 Lifetime Gift and more, for la gi come, Chriatasaa 1919 will be remembered FISHER-BRADEN CO. Tb Store With a Welcome" SUNBEAM MAZDA LAMPS SUNS ONLY COMPETITOR EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL Caah or Term (WESTERN ELECTRIC WASHING MACHINES PREE (WESTERN ELECTRIC SEWING MACHINES DeaseawtratioB (WESTERN ELECTRIC VACUUM CLEANERS ' WIRING DONE BY LICENSED 4 BONDED WIRBMEN Phone 20 THE ELECTRIC STORE, INC a Waet First St, Albany .atV ORDER YOUR Xmas Trees Today (Jail 623 we uelirer The Sample Store Stores . i While doing your Christmas Shopping call and see our line of Felt Slippers for Men and Women. Women's Felt Slippers with leather soles $1.45, $1.65 Women's Felt Slippers with soft soles $225 Men's Felt Slippers $1.50, $1.65 and $1.75 Men's SILK TIES 65c and 75c Men's SUSPENDERS .N. 60c and 75c Ladies' BATH ROBES $5.85 Ladies' Fajcy HANDKERCHIEFS in Christ- ' mas box 30c, 50c, 85c, $1, $125 Ladies SILK HOSE $125, $1.45, $1.65 Men's DRESS GLOVES $1.95 to $4.65 The Sample Store stores 109 West First Street Albany, Oregon V
