Christmas Buying is now on irt earnest Don't
delay or postpone your visit to THE
SHOP. You'll find quick service and courteous
treatment here, besides the best values to be
found anywhere. ,
A Few Hints A Few Hints
Fancy Hosiery Lunch Cloths
Furs, Umbrellas Tray Cloths '
Fancy Neckwear . Tumbler Doilies
Leather Handbags Plate Doilies
Belts and Buckles 1 Table Doilies
Muslin Underwear Buffet Scarf s
Tailored Suits ' Piano Scarfs
Kimonos ' .' Sofa Pillows ....
Silk Petticoats . Pin Cushions
Wool Sweaters Coat Hangers -
Knit Underwear ' Opera Bags
Kid Gloves Shoe Bags
Babies' Wear s Glove Cases , -
Handkerchiefs Laundry Bags -
The Buying Worries of Today be
come the Smiles of Tomorrow if you
purchase your Gifts at
Cbe Roman's Sbop
F. L Miller
When You See It in Our Ad. It's So
Get Reafly to Carve
That Christmas Turkey
We have a splendid line of Carving Sets,
Table Cutlery and Silver Plated Ware. '
Just what is needed to set off the com
ing feast.
Let Us Show You
Succeed when everything else fefla.
In- nervous prostration and female
weaknesses they ares the supreme
remedy, as thousands have testified.
FOR KIDNEY, LIVER AND
STOMACH. TROUBLE
it is the best medicine - ever sold
over a druggist's counter.
The City
and Vicinity
UNDERTAKERS
M. 8. BOVEE,. FUNERAL DIRECT,
or. and Licensed . Erabalnier, , : Sue
cesser to Bovee & Bauer Corvallia,
Oregon.. Ind. Phone 45. Bell. Phone
241, Lady attendant when desired.
BLACKLEDGE & EVERETT, LI-
censed embalmers and funeral direct
ors. Have everything new in coffins.
caskets and burial robes. v Calls ans
wered day and night. Lady assist
ant. Embalming a specialty. ' Day
.phones, Ind. 117 and 1153, Bell, 531;
night phones, Ind. 2129 and 1153..
The 0. A. C. Sophs give a big affair
tonight.
Dr. Lowe, the optician, lias been
coming to Corvallis for' more" than 17
years.
Prof. E. D. Ressler went to Portland
today, to attend a banquet of the tUni
versity Club, given in honor of " Mayor
Simon. ;
Miss Lillian McVickef scheduled for
a return from Florence next week,
came yesterday morning, a surprise to
her parents
Profs. W. F. Gaskins and . W. R.
Boone go to Portland next Tuesday to
take part in a program to be given - by
the Euterpian society. -
H. W. Stone went to Salem yester
day with two car loads of dried prunes,
making four carloads in all he handled.
2 1-4 to 4 1-4 cents have prevailed,'
S. H. Robson, has arrived here from
Sunnyside, Wash,, accompanied by his
family and will make Corvallis his
home. He is a friend of Evan Mc
Lennon. ' '
Mrs.! Nellie Marvin Gerhart ' arrived .
here today from Seattle on a holiday
visit to relatives and friends. She will
sing a solo tomorrow morning at, the
Presbyterian church.
G. G. Robinson, youngest son of
Councilman G. A. Robinson, has come'
from Walla Walla and will engage in
barbering here. Mr. Robinson is well
known in this city and county. V
Albany is changing. An old resident
this week counted forty people pass his
office, and of the number he knew only
six. Albany Democrat. Perhaps the
six were the only ones he didn't owe.
Next Monday one day only,' Dr, Lowe,
the well known optician and optome
trist, will be at Hotel Corvallis. Don't
fail to consult him about your eyes and
glasses. He does not go from house to
house. " , . : 1
The Oregonian this morning got Dr.
Cook and the dead Leopold mixed up.
Is Leopold now 'cooking. Albany
Democrat. Really,' that isn't much of
a joke on Leopold. : . And its a crime
against Cook. : ' : -
The Lebanon business men have sent
out- 15Q invitations to , a big , banquet
and ball to be given the night of. Dec.
31st. : Harvey W. Scott, Editor Nutting
and the G.-T. scissors are among those
on whom honors have been conferredl'
Mrs. J. II. Mdore, mother of S. H.
Moore, of Job's Addition, died at Brim-
field, Illinois, December 3, at the age
of 67, the difficulty being " leakage bf
the heart. Mr. and Mrs. Moore were
residents of Corvallis once and were
well known to many people.
Prof. Joseph Emery D. D., from
California, has arrived in the city; and
Sunday' evening will preach' at . the
Presbyterian church. Prof. Emery
was connected with 0. A. C. a number
Of years and is well known here as a
man of ability. ' .Doubtless " , a ' large
number of his old friends 'will be pre
sent tomorrow evening to hear him.
C. A. Cole, of O. A. C.,' will address
Portlapders tonight , on "The Care of
Young Trees." This will be the second
of a series of such lectures to be given,
So valuable are some of the suggestions
made by the orchardists that a steno
grapher will be present tonight and at
subsequent meetings. Full . notes 'will
be takeri of the discussion, and these,
after' being edited, will he published by
the organization. v
. Jamison, the big red-headed star per
former on the 0. A. C. football team
two seasons prior to the last, was mar
ried on Wednesday, Dec. 15, , to ,' Miss
Ethel Titensor, Of Logan, Utah.
Jamie ' many times demonstrat
ed his. ability to bowl over opponents
as big as the side of a house but when
Cupid tackled him he went down, and
he will probably for ever stay down.
The Titensors of Logan are very ex
cellent people, and Jamie is one of the
biggest good-hearted fellows that ever
blew out of Lewistonr that v secton of
Cache county, Uath, that is actually
rolling in wealth. A host of followers
at O. A.' C. will be pleased to hear of
his marriage. "
The GazetteVTi mes 50c per month. !
Owing to the inability of Hon. B. F.
Mulkey to come to Corvallis next Tues-1
day evening, the entire entertainment,
in which he was to impersonate Ham
let, has been cancelled. Mr. Mulkey
wired this morning that an unexpected
session of the grand jury at his home
town would prevent his coming as in
tended. . 1 ' , , ' '-
The stockholders of the Corvallis
Creamery Company met a day or so ago
and elected directors as follows: J. W.
Ingle, ; Dick Kiger, : Lee Henkle, Geo.
Lindeman and Robt. Wiley. The 'di
rectors elected Victor P. Moses secre
tary and treasurer. The company is in
good condition, output on hand cover- (
mg indebtedness. The creamery will
be operated the coming year.
, "Peruna" Francis put up $500 bail
yesterday and was released from the
county jail. ' He and Harry Waggoner
were arrested at La Grande ten days
ago, the men having left Corvallis two
or three , months ago, after arrest for
gambling and release on. $25 bail. Wag
goner put up bail several days ago and
returned to his business at La Grande.
The two cases will come up at the next
term of court. There is but one pris
oner in the county jail, a man from
Lincoln county.
Councilman Irvine met with Quite an
accident a few days ago that has not
yet been chronicled. Frozen water on ,
the back porch of his home caused him '
to slip and fall. His ear was badly"
cut, the top of his head was gashed
and something was torn loose in,there-''
gion of his diagram. The old gentleman j
says he has to go outside now to turn
round and it takes two people to help j
him' get his -, breath. From general i
appearance, Mr. Irvine had a very hard
fall. i
stmas specials
WANTED
WANTED Have Dr. Lowe relieve
your head and eye ache with a pair of his.
superior glasses. They cost no more
than others and you have the benefit pf
his skill and over 19 years experience.
Dozens of Corvallis references
WANTED Girl for kitchen work in
boarding house. Call at 953 Monroe
street. . .. i2-16-4t
FOR SALE
FRESH EGGS-Where? -at J. T.
Patterson's Grocery. Phone 3283.
.'; 12-18-tf
FOR SALE Hand Made Tie Racks
at the", Bazaar;, . -
TV
FOR RENT
FOR RENT-A house of ten rooms.
partly furnished, on Van Buren street.
Apply to A. B. Kennedy, College Crest.
P- ' 12-15-fit
Business Pointers.
These cost money and are
worth your attention.
Dr. Lowe next Monday.
Go to the Bazaar for Hand Bags,
Purses, etc. '.. '
Jack Dawson's Poultry Market will
have turkeys and chickens for every
body if you order early. Now is the
time to order. Both phones. . 12-16-3t
v. o. goia nuea, minting, zv year case, ttlgin or ft in cn I
' Waltham. . . . ....... .... . . ......... .. . . ........ . 9IU.0U
12 gold filled open face 20 year case, Elgin or n:cn:
Waltham .. ................ .......... ..-'. O.OU
16 gold filled- open face 20 year case Elgin or
' Waltham r. : . .
18 goldfilled open face 15 Jewel Waltham.
14 karat gold wedding rings, per dwt .
8.S0
OO
1.00
Matthews, Optician and Jeweler
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING
Ladies'
Dress -Goods
All the
NEWEST
. Weaves and Shades
V at Reasonable '
Prices.
Henkle & Davis
t V - '
Xmas stamps, seals, labels, etc.
Five cents package, at Gerhard's.
, : ' ! ' . 12-15-9t
: You can get chickens and turkeys
fattened especially for Xmas trade ' at
Jack Dawson's Poultry Market. '
V ' l . ' ' ' ' " 12-16-3t
Red Cross Stamps at Graham &
Wells'. . .' tf
' Chickens fresh from the ranch every
day at Jack Dawson's Poultry Market.
12-16-3t
1910 Calendar pads-, assorted sizes, 16
kinds. Ten cents dozen, at Gerhard's.
' - 12-15-14t
' Read Miss Armstrong's, ad describing
her special, holiday novelty, sale at Miss
Christensen's Millinery parlors.
, ' 12-10-13t
Large stock of roll-top desks on
hand at Blackledge's Furniture store.
- 12-lt
Native oysters direct from the
Willapa Harbor beds, 35 cents pint,' 65
cents qt. At Dad's place. 10-29-tf
',: Eat Golden Rod Flakes,
They are better for. breakfast, '
Than old-f aahioned corn cakes,
And five minuets time, " -.-
Is all that it takes
. - At One's. : ; . 6-12-tf
" Dealer in All Kinds of
WOOD and COAL , .
Delivered in any Quantity Desired to All
Partao City. YARDS: 7th Street, oppoiite
Benton County Lumber Co. - , j , .
Office ; and Residence Phone, 1113
.Obf I!!! !E !i(E US .El
Per
Cent
Discount on
AU
As Advertised
E. W. S. PRATT,
Jeweler and Optometrist
OPBK" EVEITI1TG-S"
Absolutely the Largest and Most Complete Stock of
Christmas
Goods
& and Presents
Ever Brought to CORVALLIS is
now on Exhibition at t
SMALL'S BAKERY AND
CONFECTIONERY STORE
Their large building is literally filled from floor to
ceiling with Toys of any and every description for
young and old, boys and girls, men and women. .
Then there is the GREATEST variety of Confec
tionery to be found anywhere in BENTON county.
A visit to the Store will convince the
most skeptical of these facts. Try it.
A Beautiful
istmas Gil
Cbr
It plays for you the world's
best music in the sweetest,
most mellow tone : ever heard.
The first and only instrument
of its kind most perfect of all
musical instruments- Come i
and talk about our easy-payment
system.
THE MATHEWS MUSIC CO.,
Corner Jefferson and Second Streets -
CAPT. GEO. TYLER, Manager
O- ZE3I. Eerxitt
Will be cleaning feathers
and mattresses for a short
time only. . -
Phone 470
PHYSICIANS
G. R. FARRA,M. D.; PHYSICIAN AND
Surgeon. Office jn Burnett'i; Block,
over Harris' Store.; Residence corner
Seventh and Madison. Qffice hours:
8 to 9 a. m.; i;-to a'p. m. .Phones:
Office, 2128, Residence, 404. I :
The Daily .Gazette-Times, 50c month.
PIANOS, ORGANS
Sheet Music, Musical Mdse.
Prices and Terms to Suit
Call in and See Us.
The Mathews Music Store
Corvallis, Oregon '
Phone 357'
Capt.' Geo. Tyler, Mgr.
All the news all the time in The - Ga-ZETTE-Tnuss,'
50c per month.