Public dance, night of 4th, at
"Taylor hall, Main street.
-) Gay White, ' former Corvallis
boy, now pastor of a San Francisco
-' Presbyterian church, is in town.
The auto got In its deadly
work Sunday. It passed Dr. Per
nors buggy from behind. . The
horse reared, plnnged and finally
daebed the buggy against a tele
eranh Dole at the Farra residence.
It stripped itself of harness, tore off
parts of the buggy and ran away.
Dr. Pernot was skinned about the
forehead, but his wife and child es
caped unhurt.
Rev. J. H. Mohorter of St.
Loois, Mo.. Field Secretary of the
National Benevolent Association of
the Christian church, will epeak at
the Christian church in Corvall'e
tomorrow, Wednesday evening at
8 o'clock. Rev. Mobortfr is tour
ing the west in the interest of the
aseociaticn and was one of the chief
eptakerB at the Turner convection.
William Bogus" was electa 1 a
member of the water commistioo
yfsterday, to serve four years, vice
Robert Huston, term expired. The
comroieion consists of four mem
bers, and they are, William Bogue,
F. L. Miller, W. S McFadden, S.
L. Kline. Robert Huston was elect
ed a member of the water commit
tee, to flil the vcanev caused by
the election of Mr, Bogue to the
commission. Mr. Hueton wss a
member of the commits dupn
Mr and Mrs Robert Huston
spent Sunday in Albany. .
The store of S. I,. Kline will
be open the evening of the 3rd un
til, nine.
Miss Teressa McDonald, of
Philomath College, was in Cor
vallis Monday.
Railroad Commissioner West
left yesterday for Salem, after a
few hours spent in Corvallis.
Rci Nash came out on the
Sunday evening excursion and re
turned to the Rock Ceeek farm
yesterday. r ,
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kiger
left today for Newport for a month.
They are to occupy the Horner
Cottage at Nye Creek.
; Mrs Mary Barclay leaves
Wednesday for a visit with her
son, John Herron at Everett,
Washington. ,
Mr and Mrs Vance Tayior are to
leave the latter part of the week
for a two weeks trip to Yachats.
Waldport, Newport and other
points. - ' .
His Wife Which is proper,
"disillusioned" or disillusion
ized?" Her Husband Oh, just say
"married," and let it go at that.
Mrs C. T. Hurd, who is a
member of that family, returned
Sunday from Portland, where she
BUY A
tn3 capabje member? of that body
"Glet 6redit is due him for the re
markable .showing made by the
committee in securing a great 'sys
tem fcr Corvellis at low cost. ?
The races began at two o'clock
this afternoon. A number of fast
horses from abroad are here, ic
cloding three owned by Reamea of
Eugene and two by Purciflage. The
tra k is in fine condition having
been thoroughly worked in the last
few dayB. This afternoon's events
include free for all trot, trot or pace
for two year olds, half mile dash,
and quar'er mile dash. The races
tomorrow afternoon will be, free
for all trot or pace, two best in
three, mile heats, mile dash for
Benton county driving horses, free
for all quarter mile dash, half mile
daeh for Benton county saddle hor
ses, and boys' pony race. The racee
begin at two o'clock in the after
noon. ..
The marriage of Fred Ireland
and Miss. Mary Maud Whitaker oe-
cu?Tea at the country home of the
l3ride'8 parents, on Sunday. The
officiating minister was Rev. Father
Corbeit of Columbia University.
Portland, and the ceremony took
place at 4 o'clock. John Whitaker
Jr., was the beet man and Miss
Bessie Ireland, bridesmaid. Ooly
tne immediate relatives ot the con
tracting parlies were present. Ther
were decorations and a wedding re
past. In the evening Mr. and Mrs
Ireland drove to a newly furnished
home across the Willamette, where
the groom is manager of the Ireland
hopyard, and where they will be at
home to mends. The bride is
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
Wrntaker, one of tSe old time and
highly resoectediiamilies of Ben
ton, and Mr. Frjed Ireland ia a well
known CorvalJ'tft young man.
U9Slllllil 111111
And you pick the H
It works well in any condition of grain and will stand the most
severe tests. Our prices are guaranteed.
ihe construction days, and was one pir """
ui me uiuHi wiub uwane, aggressive)
Koyal h,. Hurd, ot Canton
Ohio has arrived and is a guest at
the home of his brother. Rev. C. T.
Hurd. He will remain indefinitely.
It is the first meeting of the broth;
ers in eight years.
Rev. Handsaker returned yes
terday from attendance at the Tur
ner convention of his church. The
meeting was one of the greatest
that has been held. Several thou
sand people attended Sunday. 1
Invitations are out for the wed
ding of Miss Maxfield and Francis
Wilkes, which is to occu. at the
home of the brides mother in the
north end of town at 8 o'clock to
morrow evening. Miss Maxfield
has been a popular teacher in the
Corvallis public schools, and Mr.
Wilkes is a late graduate ot O. A. C.
The grocery business of Thatch
er & Johnson has been sold to J.-
E. Winegar, formerly a Corvallis
liveryman, out 01 late owner ot a
laundry at Oregon City. 1 he pur
chaser takes possession next Mon
day. ; The members of the retiring
firm do not expect to leave Cor
vallis. -
Excavation with a number of
men and six teams employed, has
oeen m progress lor the basement
of the new Kline brick ever since
last Wednesday, and is expected to
be finished before the end of the
current week. After that is done,
the cement walls for the foundation
will be run up, and the cement
floor to the basement be laid. The
first story of the new portion will
then go up as fast aVmen can put
brick and mortar together. The
process of raising the present build
ing to atwo story, together with
the installation of a new front,
witnout embarassmg business op
erations in the 'store "will present
interesting problems, but the archi
tects know hew to do it, and traffic
will be carried on as usual. The
entire building is to be heated with
a furnace to be located in the base
ment under the new portion. It is
expected to have the whale struct
ure completed during the month
of September. . -
Willamette Valley Banking Company. 1
OF CORVALLIS. OREGON.
INCORPORATED UNDER THE LAWS OF OREGON.
tf ANTED.
r-
WANTED. Woman, or girl "for
second v cook in logging - camp.
Address Mrs! A. Robinson, Hos-
kins, Oregon.
Men Wanted
Smallest wages paid $ 2.25 per day by the
Fir & Spruce Lumber Company , Tole
do. Oregon. y
Principal Stockholders:
P. AVERY
W. A. BUCHANAN
PETER RICRARD
A WIXHELM, SR.
THOMAS LEESE
WILLIAM SCARTH j
A. LEASK. ' 1
N. B. AVERY
R. S. IRWIN
JESSE FOSTER
W. A. MCRAE, MANAGER BANK
OF CALIFORNIA
N. WILKINSON
Growing Fastest with Least Fuss
And if you don't believe it, come and see
MY MOTTO IS: "A CUSTOMER NEGLECTED,
IS A CUSTOMER LOST."
I GUARARNTEE YOU HONEST PRICES.
EGGS, Chickens and Butter taken in exchange for mer
chandise, can handle some wheat
VICTOR P. MOSES
DEALER IN EVERYTHING, Corvallis, Oregon.
Officers:
THOMAS LEESE, PRESIDENT; P. AVERY, VICE-PRESIDENT; NOEL
WILKINSON, CASHIER;. A. LEASK, ASST. CASHIER.
Representing cpnservative interests this bank solicits yotiT
ness and will extend every accommodation, consistent with
banking.
1 Safety deposit boxes for rent.
Principal Correspondents.
busi-safe
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The Bank of California
SAN FRANCISCO
PORTLAND
SEATTLE
TACOMA
NEW YORK Messrs. J. P.' Morgan & Co.
CHICAGO National Bank of The Republic.
LONDON, ENG. N. M. Rothschilds & Son.
CANADA Union Bank of Canada.
Get your fireworks at Gun Hodes,
he carries none but the best. '
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THE McCORMICK CATA
LOGUE contains .something . of
value and interest to everyone
needing harvesting machines. Call
and secure one at : Huston's hard
ware Store. - ' . ; ' :
For Sale.
SLAB WOOD At the Corvallis
sawmill at'jiisp. per load, strictly
. cash on delivery. .J
FOR SALE E. J. Harringtorrhas some
thorobred Poland China pigs for sale,
from stock he bought at Lewis & Clark
fair of Hazel wood. Spokane Wash.
All pigs can be registered. Also Po
land unma boar for . service, Vprices
reasonable. E. J. -Harrington;' phone
704. Corvallis, 0.
Ifegon.
6 71m
.. s.ayi - , --'
. Do you know : John Lenger J or
No. 9 meets all iii and out going
trains? No! Yes and he tends to
all your baggage and small parcels
with p'rompt delivery. Please call
Res. 251 or Allen's Drug Store.
" Dairymen's Notice - ; "
After this date , milk will be seven
and one-balf cents- per quart. We
are compelled to raise the price on
account of ad vapce in all lines of
feed and great scarcity of laborers.
- July 1,1907. - . .
8. C Dix6n.
W. K. Taylor. .
VEAL LOAVES, Ct AM CHOWDER
' cooked to order for families by notify-
ing a day in advance. Fresh clams in
shell ; or . opened. At Adam Assell'
Lunch Counter. , 6 21 1
FOR SALE, : Furniture,'-' carpets
wall paper, op poslte vHotel Corva His
A; tl. K.EMPIN.
FARM MACHINERY FOR SALE. One
; mower, , hav-rakes sickle-grinder and
IDincier. gooa conamon. Uaeap.
I B. LvTavlor, Phone 7O2. RFD t.Cnr-
. vallis. ' - 3t
ykkiug- Sewing done rea
. Two doors south of the
orks. on First St. tf
Goldson & Graham. .
""presy
sonahl
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BEST BREAD and pastry can be HoteLUvallis
; t.idnal Steel! Ranges,'
Kennpn's new store north
at
of
Bigger Bon Bons
Biggest Bon Bons
Best Bon Bons
Boss Belts '
B eautiful Beads -
Bachelor Brushes
Busy Bazaar
Big Brigade Buying Bargains " .
7154 Main st. Sylva J. Starr
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Any one will be brighter and healther in warm
weather if they buy their grocries at our store-our goods
are always fresh and they are handled and kept -in the
most cleanly manner. v
We are Headquarters
for all K ind of lunch and picnic goofo
HOPES' GROCERY.
PHONE 20 3. .
S3
v No Prizes go with our
Ctiase & Sanborn High Grafle
COFFEE
In fact nothing goes with our coffee but cream, sugar and
SATISFACTION.
P. M. ZIEROLF.
Sole agent for
Chase & Sanborn High Grade
COFFEE
The Grocer.
We are not inclined to spend much time in
writing advertisements we prefer to let our goods
and customers speak for themselves.'
OUR TRADE IS GROWING FAST.
WE WANT YOURTRADE.
WILL ASSURE SATISFACTION
C Watch this space for Bargins in
REaL ESTATe
No 608 43 acres, 30 in cult, balance pasture and timber, some fine bot
tom land, house of 5 rooms, small barn, young orchard, 2 1-2 miles of
a good town, price if sold soon, $2000. This is a bargain. "
598 1 60 acres, 35 in cult, some good timber and pasture, good house
and barn, fine orchard, well watered, this is a good stock ranch price
$1 700. School house on place.
383 10 acres, all in cult, fine orchard, afl level, good house, fair barn 1-2
mile to good town, good garden land, nice little home, price $1 700. -
AMBLER 6L WAITERS
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