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TIIB6E CHILLI SIGHTS RE1IIXD TS THAT EEAL 1VI.MEB WEATHER TTILL SOOX BE
H! AND TOP WILL SEED WARMER COYERIXG.
A Saving Just at The Time You Need it Most
1$ IIJXICE YOS TO OCT EARLY AND WE CBOH3I O UR LARGE ASSiMMEiT,
H MAM P0R 0IH WB'K BfiGUIJWfl OCT0BEB SWH, SPECIAL PIHOES BfXtiY
om ormiae lw price oi iteot ilaiket ai cofortis i toe stoue.
PURE. 1200L BLMMETS
An tffcuit lie Jh aft color 4l We mUg In prfcefroja $2.60 to Special Prfee
WOOL-IMP BLANKETS
A new thing In blanks. Che siaface Is of fine woal while the body ta of cotton. Combines the
good qualities of both cotton and wool blankets. Regular Prices are $2.00, $2.50 ana $3 00 Smc
W Prices This Week. -; ' ,
Cotton Fleece Blankets
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.n yi.uaa, wciguts anu toiors irom tne light weight blanket at
bunkp .f ra'r. ..StuLJ r-iM inis neck.
COMFORTERS
COMPLETE
OFFKEWORK
G. E. MC CULLY EXDS HIS TASK IX
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Our line embraces all the latest for the money that we can buy. We have them in both cotton
and wool paddod from $1.25 to $5.50. Special Prices This Week.
Complete line of Indian Robes. Slumber robes; Crib Blankets etc, at special prices this week.
Better Buy Blankets
Today!
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THE QUALITY STORE.
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Our Work
Pleases
if you have never Lad H. L. WINN
loan, press, dye or repair your
clothes, give him your next order.
Ladies' Silk and Net
Waists a Specialty
I'Lone. Blac?: fl and la?. 111. In ta
rear of C. C. Pecnlcgton's clothing
store.
WEAK, WEARY WOMEX.
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Tinhii i iiiiT ff' il
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If y F. tf"ny .
Uqelvershlp of the Banner's Md Trai
ler's National Bank tas been connect'
j ed with the office as clerk to Receiver
"Neldner, has completed his work and
; the local offiae Is now conducted en
' tlrely by .the receiver. During the
I last few days, however, Mr McCuIly
!haa been connected with some re
; search work for the district attorney,
John McCourt, at Portland, and this
morning returned from the metro
polis where he had business Jo tMa
: connection.
j While in Portland he heard no auth
or!tative information as to when
j.Scriber is to be arraigned, but did
j learn that the docket is well crowded
I with other matters, and it may not be
j mull late In next month.
tic cci-'.mony as well.
Later at the Frits resWence where
the marriage reception was held a
Urge number of friends were present
to extend congratulations. Standing In
the reception room replete with the
same green and white style of deco
ration which had prevailed at the
church where green and white were
interweven to form a pretty wedding
archway and general decoration of
fascinating nafcres, Mr. and Mrs. De
Long received a long line of warm
friends. Light refreshments con
sisting of fruit cocktail, with whipped
cmbjm, bride and groom's cake were
served by Mrs. A. W. Jfelson and
Vi Ivy Long, asilsted by Miss Olive1
naiaee and Mies Pairlfcne Newton whe
akw received at ie door.
Detentions a the tune ad the
tfetaty refreshments wese under Hie
Mpervigicm ad direct skilful maa.ge
ment of Mas. Office Barrle. The dining
room was beaming in mellow caHdle
Ight and set off with carnations. The
inception rooms were made beautiful
with roses and smilax. So prescise
was the color scheme carried out, both
at the church and In the home, that It
was faultlessly beautiful.
Mr. DeLong, for many years a res
ident of thl3 city and Mrs. De Long, a
pirl arrown tn wm hoci 2
Learn the Cause of Dally Woes an.
End Them.
When the back aches and throbs.
When housework Is torture.
When 'night brings no rest nor sleep
When urinary disorders set In.
Woman's lot is a weary one.
There is a way to escapa these woes.
Doan'a Kidney . Pills cures such
woes.
Have cured thousands.
. Read this woman's testimony:
Mrs. Putman Yeck, of Elgin, Ore.,
says: "I have known of the merit of
Doan's Kidney Piii tn i .
was ume,
When suffering from an attack of a
lame back accompanied by pains in
my kidneys I procured this remedy
and began its use. If I sat long the
pains were always more severee and
I felt languid and dizzy upon first aris
ing in the morning. Doan's Kidney
Tills removed the backache regulated
the passages of the kidney secretions
and benefitted me in every way."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50c.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New Tori
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name Doan's and
take no other. ;
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IS SIGNED
AFTER SOME DELAY DOll'JIEXT
IS SIGXED.
Completion of 3Iacadamlzlna; Is Slated
For Xlnety Days Hence.
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HOWARD HEATING
STOVES
Howard waod End coa! grates will burn
wood or coal
burn either wood or coa'
Igh grade goods at the pr
that a high price guar
. mistake In buying a range.
. are priced high or even
oullt! You have a right
SOME SPECIAL MONARCH FEA
TURES Polished Top. -
Needs no stove blacking.
Duplex Draft
The only common-sense draft
system In use.
Complete Asbestos Lining.
A triple wall at every polnc
exposed to heat.
Have wood and t V hiuUmi
No one expects to v t', i
of "cheap stuff." bu uit iu
tees high quality. Don '. u.fefa.
Many ranges of ordinal'
higher than the incomp
WHEX YOl
Find out what It is made oi -
to know these thinas. Anv
"Our range Is a fuelsaver a perfect baker. and stops htere,
casts a reflection on your Intelligence. If these things are
true of any range, there is a reason for it a reason you can
see and understand a reason you have a right to know be
fore buying.
We can ahow In a Monarch range exact) why It does what
we claim. Come and see how the Maleab.a Iron and steel
plates are riveted solidly together. Insuring a tight range for
unlimited time. Let us explain how tight, permanent seams
are possible only In ranges where Malleable iron is used. We
can show you how tight, solid construction Is necessary to
everything you want most In your new range prompt. 'sure
service long life and fuel economy. ,.
W. H. BOHNENKAMP CO
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; After wrestling for several days
with the city officials John Mars today
got the macadam contract in shape
to suit him and signed up. The work
will now be rushed forward and Adi
ams avenue will not be an impassi
ble bog this wiater so that farmers
will be compelled to leave their wag
ons outside the city, limits and walk
into town.
The contract calls for macadamiz
ing of Adams avenue from Hemlock
jto Willow streets for the sum of
j $6,960 and 25 cents per square yard
j for excavating or filling where the
street is not on the established grade.
The contract calls for the completion
of the work In 90 daya. The work
j will be started as soon as the ma
I chlnery arrives from Portland.
The plan of work for the street ln
i elude six Inch coating of macadam
J covering the entire width of the street
to the-depth of six inches. There is
to be a five inch slope from the cen
ter to the sides of the street.
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PERFECTLY ARRANGED WEDDIXG
DELlGHTFfL TO GUESTS.
Oue of the Largest Church Weddings
In Years Held Last Sight
toe
OBserver
From a standpoint of attendance, ex
tent of presents, and general delight,
few weddings In recent years have ex
celled that of last evening when at
the M. E. church at 5:50 o'clock
Elenora Frltts and Walden Q. DeLong
were united in marriage before an
audience that completely filled the
church, the service swere short and
simple but Impressive. B. O. Fritts, the
father of the bride gave his daughter
away at the alter where Rev. J. D.
Gillilan united the couple In holy wed
lock, using the ring ceremony with all
Its effectiveness. Miss Ruth Bush play
H in hr able manner during the 'time
the guests were seated and during
groom is a respected son of a pjon
family. The bride one of the'eit
esteemed young ladies who scatte '
her smiles of good will before i
everywhere, has made warm frun i
of all who know her, and to say
Mr. and Mrs. De Long will mold
circle of friends in the rapidly deve ;
oping section of Oregon where the '
are to live, is not an idle torecj :
Until the raUroad reaches their b
cation they will be scores of tnlti
from a city. .1
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cHv'8 midst. tt last pvunlnc fnr tVioir
future home in Lakerlew, Southern
Oregon, and with them went unlimited
wishes for good luck and happiness
from a circle of friends which is not
confined to this city alone but reaches
out throughout the country. The
Greeks' Meet In Boston.
Boston, Oct XL. "When n '
meets Greek," was amply IlUstf
1110 today.' when thousands of
uolra -n .11 ... . '
jmtjm. lium ail wjcr me UDltl
States assembled for the meetln A
lie Pan Heilenic Union, the purpo j
or Tiicn is to promote harmony
the ranks of all, Greek-Americans, I
whether Ath-wians, Spartans, Cretam 1
or Macedonians. Plans will be adont. I
ed for the union of all the Greeks h
America who have . heretofore been I
for which the Greeks have been notwl i
tLroughout their history. j
County Treasurer's Call. i
Notice is hereby given that thr
are funds on hand to pay all county j
warrants Issued prior to August 1,
190S and that Interest on same win j
cease after October 23, 1909.
........ JOHN FRAWLEY,'.;
. . County Treasurer.
10126 11-26. ,
Larceny
Burglary, Theft and
Insurance
OUR POLICY COVERS
AH ousehold goods and personal affects, belonging ot any mewVr of
the family or guest, against loss by borglary, theft or larceny, in
eluding thefts by servant j or other employees.
ALSO COYERS DA MICE
To property, plumWn? and other fixtures. Allows six months vacan
cy without notice. Xo co-iusuranee. Xo Inventory of the property is
necessary.
T BATES FOR A YEAR. ;
Private Residences and Apartment Houses.
$1,000, $12.50; $2,000, $22.50; $3,000, $30.00; $4,000, $35.00; $5,000, $10.
Each Additional $1,000 $5.00
Stables.
Each $1,000.
Yacant bouses (plumbing fixtures and damage to houses each
$1,000.
.$15.00
$10.00
LOGAN-SHERWOOD REALTY CO
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Wheat, tliorolv rlpnnerl
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' -All the nut ril inns; nnalitioa v,f i.l -
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wiu-ai arc reiamca ana it roaches yon
clean and pure aud -wholesome. If ywr'T
dealer can't supply you, write ua and we'll
tell you who can but don't take liny '
uiiier mau uiympic insist npon tt
"there Isn't any Just
as good.'
.PATENT
AT YOUR GRflf!P!R
-PORTLAND FLOURIXG MILLS CO., DAYTOX. WASH.
IS THE ONLY NEWSPAPER IN UNION COUNTY RECIEVINfi A
ltLtUKArmu MfcWS SERVICE-65 cents per month
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