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THURSDAY, DBCBMBDR 14, 1011
Christmas Again
High Art Clothes
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Once again it is Christmas tunc, the time when
everybody, both old and young is happy. We
expeel to give something, and expeel to gel
omething, and along with it we expeel to have
good thing. eat. Winn we mention good
things to cat, thai in when we uct in. for thai is
our business, "Selling Good Things to Eat."
CANDY We have i big utoek of first elfl
Christmas Cnndv, Mi' kindr thai make even
bodt happy, and we have priced our candy w thai .'ill can buy. We will an
usual make '" prices to C'hristmas Trhe eating samples fre .
mittec, comi to us, we ill furnish all tee Committees, tf you arc ni ;i Com
NUT3 We hav all the kinds of nuts thai are grown. Walnuts, Braail .
Pecans, Pilherl i, Almonds, Peanuts and Co Wc will have ;i Dandy
Mixed Nut priced so thai all can buy.
ORANGES We have oranges coming in n full car load, straight from Los
An. tries t.i Ontario, perhaps the first -tnii-lit carload thai was ever sliiiril
to Ontario. We will be in position i" make the right price on oranges.
Oranges are exceptionally fine this year, and everybody will warn" tome for
Christmas.
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CHRISTMAS TREES
We have all siis in Christmas trees, small
ours fur tin- homes, larger ones for the larger
homes, also some 13 to 18 feet high for churches
and halls, priced from 76c to 12.00. These trees
were shipped from Tacoma, Washington, and
have very fine foliage whieh will last long after
'hristmas.
FOR THE CHRISTMAS DINNER We will have plenty of g I things tor
the Christinas dinner, we inighi mention, oelerv. lettuce, cranben'ics, sweet
tatoes, raisins, nuts, candies, pineapples, apples, oranges, bananas and many
other good things.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS We haw i oiee Christinas preseni tor all our
customers, thai is ow t card family, we will be triad to give jrou iic when
you are In our store, nunc to the little fellows, as these presents arc for tin
oilier members of the family.
We wish everybody a merry and happy Christmas
Wilson Bros. The Grocers
Our Store nil! be closed all day (.'hristmas da
LIVE NEWS MIES fill
1HE COUfM SCHOOLS
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i. mill .: i nil niiiiiv ui .',. Ihe Hertford il . la ta ehlai In
nnlniilii.il riiniii -. in Hi., luwn schools ""' lroh-ul MhOOl Mi I'li.-i Iter
urn plaiiuitit: their i lirimiiius .in. r hi '" BBlthaaleaUa' teacher i.im nl . i i Thursday
tlnuieni, llii: ll. .1. Ii.irl iiinl others llii- eighth grade in Vale will cm TSe brethren lucelliis in ihe . bun ll
haw i.n,ii.,l u i mi i'ii p.irl .1 Hi-1 ,i sal.- ..I I .i n work a ml useiul lui limy tlt-.l lateral i uniiurlers
of Oif children .,..1 i in iiniil.s ..r needle work lull Wellies- TIW M'l lin.iislH lll.'l with .Mr. II J
In, scleral ,,, t.,. win.,, Is, .uii St ll tin. I'osl dill..' building Teh I'uchert A so, lul tin,,.. ccli,,i.i,ii,s
tcU .1 dm. rein I.' i I i.i,. hO i" lMi I -liar.- In making hi. in. 'hristiu.is l. leas of gifts ami dishes tor
lug. sewing an.: wining, in.- being '" ""' I'"'' ''" "' ll'""' ""rk ""' " '" "'' ' hrletBjaj '""Her, "an hu.l An
turn, il mi Tw , hers liui.. ..rin alnn.st iin.i.ssil,l.. in decide m Iiii-Ii of apron sale was also held TfM Itainisi
Hi.- i. Mills of Hi.- ...nicsis i il.. UM "rk ""' ,l"1"- l'1"' l,r' l'"'1"" KttW- " ,,lv,,r ,t'11 '" ""' "''
Counl ..III... ... i.i. juiiai'.l Hi.' I I Will S luy siinmllilnn naed- Uur,,'n '"""" "' l"""'- "f Mother
awanls Mill In- ,u hlif li,., i,,.vt .-. 4 '" UUl room, pi-rliupH a Vlrtrola '"urlrli, lio is iihiiiiik her son ami
II, ..m Intl.- , h,il,.i dona Tin- ilriiilt Hoom has I u itWMM '"'" I'lans .t.. ..-i t.'.i, ,1 fur tin-
n, i il,,. I,.,,, in .: rurftoN mi a ,.r "l" u tin. plat'H III wliii'li lilt. Tt-ai ll- chlcki-n i.' supper iin.i parrel post
lain .lay or (or .i.ivl.,. rk. are "rs Kxamhiations will lie lielil Work "a'B '" '"' l"1,1 "" '"'. UUl ItMftJ
ol ari'at Iniullt Tlie awruije tliilil aWSll ; in as sunn as possible after "Veninic at the oliurrli.
will .Inn. ., I,.n.r map it lie Is in nine o. lot'k e.lii. s.lay iiioriHiiK Mr ami Mm A II Itainey ttave a
.oiliest Willi amitliei tlnl.l as mil an MW Jai oli.s roporls forty ilollars .llnnei Suinlay The mi. sis were
oltler person ilo h. Her work BTBM "K "'' PiSSSSSl "f ;l" entertainnu'iit Dim Kre I llunl an, I l)r Hay llurtl fani
ht knows that his proilmt ull li.o.- "nil basket soelal held In the llarto III118, of 1'ayetle. the (has llii.ll i.m,
lo coiupei.' u ul, ir. 11 o , until. -I srhoolhoiise reiently There are oth- lU.Mr ami Mrs Uoy Sparks, Mr ,n.,l
The two ilisiriii, in IliK lleml Tt interestiiiK llenia iroiii this ills- Mrs J J Sparks of Ka!rbur , N.'bi
have iinprote.l ilnir si I100I pronrl ,rl('' t hut will appear In nKt tte.-k's K Tlioinpmin, Win lluell, l-'rank l'a
run iil.iiibl. this ,,n In H,- ,, not. lor. II Fuller, (has Haulm ami chll-
M'linnl of one room n.u . ,1 ni.l Miss Klaine Maiiihliu Is toarhiiiK her ilren. anil Uramlma llanlin
anil the interior ami tin. . i.ii,.i MMMtd lerin In the lenn ilisiii, t Thursday ewnint; about L'U neiKh-
painle.l In the Wa.le ilistn ll, 11 .Ionian Valley borsol.Mr ami Mrs C Itovinan with
si'hool In. 11 . 1, I, as been Inn ieu.il It'ins rroni MrDeriuitt illslrl.l o ni,,. lunch, nalli.re.l at their lioine
by paint ami , urlains ,l 1 .mi .1 Uiiorle.l h the leaelni ' while they wen JoylllK u Hix o'chuk
1.11 v Inlbl.. h.i,, In , 11 ,i,ii I I'll is Wa iiiiiM'.I into our new si-hool illner at the Call I'outs home They
latt.i it. in unuiil i.. . mi 1,1.1 . ,1 .1 1.1-n Mon.iai . November 1 The obi tt,.-, uui. h siiriris,..l 011 lieint! ialle,
son as a ill, in, I le.l. tinam iallt able builillnif was about tllM, while now home lo fin, I their friinils Kalheie.1
to rare for 11 we hate Mill m uare feet of Hour spine Mr ,,n, Mrs llowiiiun lefl the hrst of
The Stale Teniiiers' Assn. 1. 1 ion VVa leel thai we nn have room In the week tor Seattle
meets ill I'ui'ilaml 1 1, .n: I.. 1 ' Whieh to Krow I i,,. ' p p f the l)ailisl
anil -' line ami .,m ilui.l tares I In- I'liauksKiv iiik' program ami has ihurili hihl their monthly soiial ami
hate been Kianti.l it it t i I January ,1 ket so. ml was well allenile,l Twee husine.is uieetiun I'll 11 1 ...lay etenini;
ll...iit for tlikels sliouhl he de ty baskets were snhl. nettiliK UK 111 !' at the .MeKeown linui
liiuint.il II the riturn reilinliiui is tli'ty ilollars I'he basket brillKllP-' Mr ami Mrs II Ii Frost entertain.-, 1
1 ! i' 'w i:.i..iirii Oracoi u..,i. the hlgbaal arlaa vai that ofiMlaa Mr ami Mr Joha Saada la Alaaar
alteiul a Siale Assoii..:ion iiuiIihk Sulla Wilkinson The pri.e awarded Sunday in honov ol Mr. and Mrs F A
and it .111. ni the Malheur Oouat) for this was a set ot silver spoons M Frost, of Kuan. South Dakota
lea eh ere are ihlaktai ol lolnj to aiainn lew, who iatahed the elghtn "Qaeea Rouble' one of n u
I'orllaiid I ,1 llii holid 1, s, tliey sbniild jrude work last eai is in s. hool attain llnoiner s prle llnlsteii. heifers, tell
plan In hear IOBM ul the Nation lakint; a review of the work Sinioii in snuie w a nil broke her left front
Inn-most ediitators who will ! on J the III si eiithth itrude itraduate from let. mar the shoulder The v.Meri
lb. program this (real this distri. 1 amid rw-s much credit nar was called, but it Is not kuowul
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at prices that prevailed before
the advance
A peculiar statement to make when
'V'M-y,hinr 3 nog advanced tinv and
Hm a era in mrl rai q era in x:. dqv ' A V t lw
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High Art
Suits and Overcoats
at the same old prices as before
$17.50 - $20.00 - $25.00
for the best High Art hand-tailored Suits,
for dozens of styles of pure all worsted
Suits, for serges and fancies alike, for reg
ulars, young men's, stouts, slims, and extra
sizes. Because we have stayed with High
Art they have stayed with us, given us
every advntage, and early this season when
they made enormous purchases of heavy
weight goods at extremely advantageous
prices in time, they gave us first selection,
and again we say
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Suits and Overcoats
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in the best quality make, in the best of
all-wool materials at the same prices that
prevailed before the enormous advances.
If you. Mr. Man, just fully realized what this
means you would not miss a moment in selecting
that New Suit or Overcoat.
Splendid lines of useful and servicable
Holiday Goods for Men and Boys.
ALEXANDER
ONE PRICE CLOTHIER ONTARIO. OREC.
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if sho can be saved, htcansi of the
location of the break.
Virgil Spainliowers ht.il a narrow
escape Saturday trom being sonnuih
hurt, when lie fell thru a trap door In
to the baoODBCat. a distance of seven
II ulght feet. Illttiug tho pump As
it was he was badly linn-cd and Mil
cut mi his hip Ho was out of
school tho first of the waok.
ll II Kltch and sou Nell came down
from Ury Huck Friday, with two loads
Jiif I'lii-istmas trcea. Th-y started
with 400 trees, but hud ocly 40 left on
thelT arrival In Fruitland These they
sold in Fruitland, Payette, (int. mo,
the others having been sold to mer
chants in the tow 11s they passed thru
Mr Fiske said it took he and three
others three days to get th"se trees
It was rather difficult to pick out
.well proportioned trees
These tree will retail at from 75
cents up to $5 00 Mr Flske netted a
nice sum from the wholesale trade
of the same. The trip down was a
hard trip because of tho great am
ount of snow 111 the Ixmg Valley
Harry Thniiipson. who is staying
with his aunt. Mrs M Haeltine, ia
sick with Oriaae
I ll Baiwaat returned from North
Yakima, Wash , last week
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