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PAflE TWO !
ft.TTTRT)XV, SEPTEMBER 21. Ifilfi
The
Daintiest
of the
louse
hions
Wo many lovely .styles have eon.ie in, that one :
must see t hem to appiwintn tlicir extreme new
ness. Dainty sheev Jiiaterials are delightfully,
trimmed with laees the prettiest waists yon
have seen for many and many a day. '
Hills Dep't Store
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Social and
Personal
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J. C. McKitrlck iu In Bnkor on
business Tor a few days.
W, A. Norosoa. returned this
MioinliiK from Camp Lewiii.
Virgil Corn left this morning to
uilend the Hound-Up at J'endlejton.
Mm. George Gray and llttlii
daughter are attending the Round-
Frank Hanlen of Knmela arrlv
ud thin morning for a shorUbusl-
110H9 Billyh " '.''''"'..' '.'.-"!.
Miss Ida Gbeck and MIbs Jennie
Ainswoith loft thia morning for the
flo'un'd-Up. i
'-Mr.' And Mrs. PI. Kolly of Port
land arrived this morning to spend
fw,da,s. at, Hat Lake. ...
.Mrs. A. M. EvunBon, of Grants
1'usk, 1b now the . guest thiu month
of her sinter, Mrs. Bella Huntley.
Miss Mabel Barnes, wljo la a
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4th Liberty Loan
We at home play, our part
in this war Our subscrip
tions must match the uniform
s Give Yur Dollars Now.
ARE YOUPLEDGED?
Security Insurance Agency
CIIAS. II. REYNOLDS, Manager.
"Insurance with Service"
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teacher In the schools at Cove, was
In town on business this morning.
Mrs. M. F. Overninn arrived last
i:ll!ht from Milton, and went on to
Joseph this morning for a short
visit. ' :';
Mis, C. M. Long and two child
ren, of Wallowa, arrived last night
to' visit for the next two months
at the I.. K. Bmalley home.
Mrs. Delia 11111, recently - from
Cliai k'Ston. West Va., aud who Is
teaching at Suiuinnrvllle this year.
wbh a business visitor In North
I'rwdor today.
WE
do your
mpry work
it Mdone well
The Modern
Laundry
0N with a rush is the
great Closing OutSale
at this store. People are
here today from tiii!es
around to take advantage
of the wonderful prices offered in
these remarkable times when mer
chandisa is so hard to get and is
soaring everyway in . prices.
this sale gilcs he great opportunity to
buy merchandrse at prices far below the
present wholesale cost of goods. Come and
get your share.
"fa GOLDEN RULE &
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Closing Out Entire Stock of Automobile Sli
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On account of war conditions and my inability to get help I have decided to close out my large
stock of sundries that 1 may have more time to devote to the "Fordson Tractors." While I will
still maintain a service station for the cars I havebld, I will not attempt to maintain a large and
complete garage and machine shop as I have in the past. My stock consists of:
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SCO Tires and Tuoes oi several stanctara mases ana neany an sizes
(Tire salesmen all tell us that after the first of the year tires will not only be much higher in price, but hard to get at any price.)
1000 pair Weed chains. All sizes.
2030 gallons Monogram oil. (Eastern oil' is very scarce on the wester"fmarket.)
isn nuf.YiYiniiiiA Rnvincf.ct inoliidincr serines for nearlv all makes of carik J
2000 feet brake lining. Genuine asbestos. Made before the war. On acWmt of
lining on the market today contains a largo per cent of cotton.
35 storage batteries. Will fit several makes of cars.
Hundreds of dollars of smaller sundries, which we are offering at "before the war" prices, for cash. ,
Ii you will need anything for your automobile in the next several months, don't fail Co buy now, as my prices will save you many dollars.
1 the demand for asbestos fiber for war purposes, most of the brake
SMITH'S GARAGE
L C SMITH, Owner
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