Innrnmi rvmniTn FAIR EXHIBITS ARE NEW FALL MILLINERY Hnn jMk MM n n mm m & SALE S I ABLt AT LAND SHOW READY AT SALEM I SWEATERS, AVIATION CAPS, SHAWLS MADRAS, OREGON AINU MurrLLtD Governor Woet Rocolvaa Word That Plonoora' Day to Open Week In Whloh HOOD & STANTON Each Stato Will Got Exhibit Spnco Froo ot Coat Big Attraction Will be Soon Plooon Flights Now Feature Optical Goods a Specialty MRS. ISA H. tf. tKuooi give LIVERY, Y0Ur Orders Prompt Attention Transient Stock Given Best Of Feed And Care ' Ti - a -O A MADRAS S OREGON J Pastime Pool Hall TUCKER & GULP, Proprietors gs gS gT gl gS - 1 Cigars, Tobacco, Confectionery ? Smokers1 Articles, News Stand .mt-it DDATUCDG rYWDAMV TM Wholesale liauor Dealers and Jobbers in Wines, Liquors and OTlfl ?MHi;L OlillllUn AIJIIIIUI ..jk. iuuuui ij iVl 1J1UU. We a so carry a strong line 01 uiassware, liar Towels. IMayincr .im ma onnn i iir n im i l-iji it 11 if i i. r ;i i 'J III H I" I I nULLIUIl.T UMUWWWU wau r- V v w rii u r u ill i liiiii i tr i v&s ill i p? & iz; i w rr iiiiii , j - - - ,. - 1- ana careTui atiennon. ADKAo, OREGON BLAGKSMITHING wood -dnsriD iieonsr -stodbik: The best cqulppd shop in Central Oregon FIRST-CLASS WORKMEN EMPLOYED HORSESHOEING A SPECIALTY F. F. FINE, PROP. MADRAS, OREGON t mmi w WW VW WW WBfJWWW W WW WW WW o urT lajtnirr : Id mCA IflMnlVL 1 MADRI J. L. Campbell. 1111. 1 4 4 jAmbk m A mm 4 t'-RESH -AuOSTID MEATS We have the best line of Fresh Meats in the country f UMj Millie III" tAK KN w KItKTA Ki.KN IN THKlK MKA.MIH E. E. Echelberger BUILDING CONTRATOR Plans and Estimates Furnished Office nt Robinson's Oarage MADRAS, OREGON Oregon will show 'from 150,- 000 to 200.000 neonle a bij? bx hibit of her products at the land show in St. Paul. December 12 to 28. Governor West has received word from the officers of the Northwestern Development Lea gue that the business interests of St. Paul, Minneapolis and Du luth have agreed to a deal where by this state will be furnished exhibit space without cost at the land show. The. show to be given under the auspices of the league is the only one in the country which is not a private enterprise and will be managed in such a way as to furnish space for official exhibits. At a cost of ten thousand dol lars the business interests of the three Minnesota cities have bought from the league 2,500 square feet of preferred space at the show. Each of the seven states will have a space of fifty feet long and ten feet wide for their official exhibit. The governor has been asked to confer with officers of the league in this state and secure the interest of those necessary to put in an exhibit which will be a credit to the state. Under this plan no one community or city will have an advantage over others in the state. Any city. county or land company desiring to make an independent exhibit will be able to secure a limited amount of space near the state exhibit on reasonable terms, but it is the desire of the league of ficers for this state that the best possible exhibit be made in the name of the state as it js from such a display that results are to be obtained. The seven states which are to be thus represented are Oregon, Washington Idaho, Montana, North and South Dakota and Minnesota. No other states will have exhibits and Canadian ex hibits will be barred, the whole idea of the show being J.'an ex position by the seven states for the benefit of the seven states alone." Oregon officers of the League are C. C. Chapman of Portland and William Hanley of Burns. Inquiries about the Oregon ex hibit should be addressed to them while information about the floor space therein should be address ed to Will A. Campbell, St. Paul, Minn. Dissolution of Partnership Notice Is hereby given that I, N. C. Jnnscn, one of the partners of the Central Oregon Well Co. .of Culver, Oregon, have Bold my interest in snid company to E. Wagoner, on this, the 7th day of August, 1911. All bills against the firm will be paid by E. Wagoner, and all outstanding accounts collected by him. Central Oregon Well Co., E. Wagoner, N. C. Jansen. Madras, Oregon, August 7, 1911. a 10-s 7-pd OREGON CENTRAL LUMBER & SUPPLY CO. FULL LINE OF BUILDING MATERIAL Roofings, Fence Posts, Tanks of All Sizes Fence Posts, 16 to 20 inch, 7 feet, 17ic each. Phone in your orders. Yan.i 7,7 Ntli of Stockyards MADRAS, OREGON ' Paul Garvin, Manager The semi-centennial Oregon State Fair will open to the public next Monday, and from press reports received, the racing, ex hibits and athletic events will surpass anything ever before at tempted in the capitol city. Probably the most interesting feature that could be crowded to the front on the opening day was the decision to make "Pio neers' Day" blaze the way of the fair. The entertainment of the pioneers on that day will be in the hands of Albert Tozier, who has been a camper at the state fair grounds for the past 45 years, and who is now mayor, board of health and official record keeper for the old timers. Woodmen of the World Day, Tuesday, is sure to be a record breaker. Already there are 247 women drilling to make a dem onstration on the race track as the bier feature to opening the second day's race program. Stores and factories will close at noon on Salem Day," Wed nesday, to allow all who wish to attend the opportunity to do so. For this day there will be numer- m . . mm .1 ous tree attractions to oe giyen during the race meet. From 9 o'clock in the morning, when the judging of the livestock begins, until the last of the motion pic tures in the evening, there will not be a dull moment. The Ore gon Agricultural band will give three concerts on that day. The Salem Women's quartet will also be heard. The race of homing pigeons rom Salem to Portland will be on "Salem Day," as will also a bee exhibition by Herman Ahlers who can and does do wonderful things with the little fellows. These features and the conven tion of the Oregon Pure Bred Live Stock association in the Administration Building will make Salem Day one replete with entertainment and instruc- ion. Portland Day, Thursday, is ex pected to be the biggest day in the history of the fair in point of attendance. One of the big features of the day will be the Lewis & Clark 2:12 trot with a $5000 purse. None is working harder for success than the allied German Speaking Societies of Oregon. They intend to make Friday, the day set aside for their benefit, one of the best they have ever liad. They will leave Portland with a special excursion train. At the demonstration for the Good Roads project Saturday, Phil Bates will lecture on th6 question. Sam Hill, the apostle of Good Roads from the state of Washington, is also expected to deliver an address. Aside from the special features offered on the particular days are the live stock exhibits, the poultry competitions, the horse show and many other features which are proper only with a state fair show. There are ex actly 1010 entries in the various lve stock events and from the outlook the poultry show will be large. The state fair in Salem for so many years has learned the peo ple how to care for visitors, and the hundreds who go there this year will not be without the best accommodations. A great tent city for campers will arise on a Selected spot at the fair grounds and many who attend will do heir eating and cookincr in tho open and sleep in a tent at night. All the railroad lines have granted reduced rates 'on ac. count of the Oregon State. Fair and special rates are givep to those who exhibit their stock at the fair. HOME COOKING ! KIAHR a4' RAkTF.RY I Fresh Bread, Pise, Cakes and Doughnuts, Daily. Special Orders Receive Prompt Attention 1 ISHAM & WILSON t T. 8. Hamilton, Pres. E. II. French, Vice-Prea. J. O. Fowmb, Celir. EASTERN OREGON ing Co. i FOREIGN EXCHANGE BOUGHT AND SOLD DRAFTS ON ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD ' Cimn tml tnf lr .CRO.OOO Deposits, $250,000 SHANIKO, OREGON X HARNESS HARNESS I 'Any kind, size or style AT BARGAIN PRICES Come in and look my stock over. Com plete line of Horse Blankets in stock.; Buy while stock is unbroken. LARKIN HARNESS SHOP 6 t Madras State ianF! Capital $15,000 General Banking, Farm Loans insurance , , r 6 j ( C. E. ROUSHi' H. S. CROTHERS, 0."A. PEARCE .President . Vice-President Cashier J. L. DEHUFF. Asst. Cashier. directors: J. M. Conklin, C. E. Roush, A. W. Boyce. H. S. Crothera, M. Puti Central Oregon Land COMPANY ' . " , DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF - ... Lands, Loans-ancMnvestments . 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