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Most marvelous offer of the year. Two great bargains that are
truly wonderful. Two leaders to bring you in.
Leader No. 2
Overcoat-$4.50
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Leader No. 1
$4.50 for a Suit
FOR THE EXTKKMF.I.Y s.MAIJ. SUM OF
$4.50
WE WILL SELL YOU A XVKl.I, 31 APE. T11UEE-PIECE
MANS SUIT. THESE WITS A HE OF lll.FE. 11I.ACK. AM)
FANCY CHEVIOTS. AM, AUK WT-'J.l. IJE, AM)
WELL MADE. ROUXIt AMI SOUAKF. CIT COATS.
a stylish jiev
lk;tii. hox ha'K.
lining, foh only
MELTON' V
'EltY NOItllV.
IT.COAT.
FANCY
$4 50
WE WANT YOU TO COME IN AND SEE
MOST WONDERFUL OFFEItS OF THE SEASON.
FULL
PI.AII4
THESE
Think of it, a stylish suit or overcoat, for only $4.50!
OLLIVAH
The Bargain Givers.
The Bargain Givers
HELIX HAPPENINGS
ELECTION HOARD HAS BEEN
APPOINTED BY COUNCIL.
Nrw City Ti tmmu a Curfew Ordi
nance Adopted Mm. Walker In
Very III Fmrtrwrll Surprise Party
A Bostons House Will Ouit at
HeUs Another Hcbool Teacber is
Needed, Bat Cannot Be Engaged
Under the law.
a very successful school In district
Helix, Dec. . At the regular
monthly meeting of the board of al
dermen C. E. Bott was appointed city
treasurer In the place of P. B. Bones,
resigned. At the same meeting a
curfew ordinance was read and adopt
ed, and at a sepelal meeting of the
council, the following election of of
ficers for the coming year, were ap
poined: Judges, VL- C Smith. B. F.
Myrtck .and J. K. Bott; clerks, Bun
Johnston, Jesse Moore, Clarence
Knight. ,
W. H. ' Bond has been appointed a
school director In place of Horace
Walker, who recently moved to Pen
dleton. '
B. B. Richards has gone to Welser,
Idaho, on business.
The members of the Baptist church
gave Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Richmond
a farewell surprise on Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Hugh Walker is quite serious
ly sick at her home three miles east
of town.
The .Athena Mercantile Company,
which has been doing business here
for the last four years, has decided
to close Its store at this place In the
near future, and Is now conducting a
closing out sale, with that end in
view.
Another Teacber la Keeded.
At a mass meeting of the residents
of the Helix school district. It was
unanimously recommended that the
directors engage an extra teacher,
which action seemed necessary owing
to the Increased attendance. The di
rectors, however, decided that they
had no right according to the school
laws, to take s-ich a step. It Is much
regretted that a' technicality should
prevent -the Improvement of school
facilities, when tt Is so much needed,
and also greatly desired by the larg
est taxpayers In the district
I 3S.
We would suggest to persons own
ing bottom land, composed of gravel
and soil, that they sow It, in proper
rows, to locust, and raise a nursery
of that popular tree for shade pur
poses. It is a beautiful tree and tt hHR
been demonstrated to be drouth and
vermin proof. It is a rapid grower
and in two or three years, from the
seed, will sell for from 25 to 60 cents.
The supply at present is not equul to
the demand.
There is, along some of our rocky
bluffs, cropping out In places, a soft,
red, burnt rock, that when ground
properly and mixed with linseed oil,
makes a bright, deep red paint, in
every way equal to the best Venetian
red. The writer has tried It and knows
whereof he speaks.
Barney Crowner, who has been suf
fering with a chronic bowel trouble
for the past year or so, Is under the
care of a physician.
NORTH M EAT NEWS.
Barney Crowner HUH III Successful
Term of School.
North McKay. Dec. 10. Wheat In
this section Is growing finely.
The reads are In fine shape, though
In place they need some repairs.
Tbe past week Mr. and Mrs. R. E.
, Porter have been in Walla Walla at
tending at the sickness and death of
Mrs. Porter's father.
Ethel Qalbralth is conducting
NOTES OF UMATILLA
O. R. A N. YAKD3 ARE
COMPLETELY BLOCKED.
Local Talent Will Pluy "Borderland"
O. R. X. OMduls Inspect Uma
tilla Offices Coal Famine Tlireut
ened Preaching by Rev. G. L.
Lovell Ir. Smith Called to Attend
Mrs. Fulliiiee.
Umatilla, Dec. 9. Mr. and Mrs. P.
F. Davidson made a business trip to
the county seat the first of this week.
Dr. Hmlth was culled from Pendle
ton to attend Mrs. J. P. Falllhee, who
was very sick. She has fully re
covered her usual health.
Elmer Knight, day car checker,
visited The Dalles Wednesday.
Blnce the O. R. & NY Co. has dis
continued selling coal to their em
ployes, a coal famine Is imminent in
Umatilla.
"Horderland" will be given by lo
cal talent In the near future.
Jtev. C. L. Lovell of Pendleton, held
preaching services In the school house
Monday evening last
The Improvement of Stephens'
building is progressing rqpldly.
Mrs. Walter Fraser, wife of the
night operator, arrived from Pendle
ton today to visit for a few days.
The yards were never more com
pletely blocked than they are now,
owing to the large amount of wheat
going east.
E. B. Calvin, general manager, M.
J. Buckley, superintendent, and T.
Walsh, trainmaster, with others, com
posed a party of O. R. ft N. officials,
who arrived here today to Inspect
their business at this point.
Celluloid handkerchief .and necktie
cases, 26c, at the Owl Tea House.' .
OF
SEVENTY-ONE ADDITION'S
TO CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Iti'CuriiiNl I mm Extvtmivo Visit in
the East Sovero Attack of Hlicu
iiiutisni Will Siciid the Winter at
Kuiniutii Fulls Moved to Pullman
Visitor From Tucoma Has Re
turned Home Will Visit In Port
lam! Till After tho Holidays.
Milton. Dec. 9. Dr. S. A. Fulton,
and Messrs. H. A. Williams and Lane
Honn returned Tuesday from a week's
hunting ut Touchet.
Mrs. Fred Lauer of Cottonwood, re
turned Monday from the east, where
she has been visiting since October,
and In u few days will move to Mil
ton and will occupy her home recent
ly purchased of Mrs. C. E. Berry.
Mr. J. L. Frazler Is confined to his
room with an attack of rheumatism.
Miss Jennie Butler has gone to
Klamath Falls, Ore., to spend the
winter with her aunt, Mrs. S. D. Grlx
zle. Mrs. T. W. Quiet, who has been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Berry, has
gone to Walla Walla for a brief visit
before returning to her home at Ta
coma. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Frazler will
leave tonight for Portland to remain
until after the holidays, visiting Mrs.
Frazler's mother, Mrs. Thomas Brad
ley. Svventy-One Additions to Church.
Wednesday evening the Christian
church closed the revival meeting
which have been In progress for over
three weeks. During that time there
were 71 additions to the church.
Moved to Pullman.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Wilder left yes
terday for Pullman. Wash.', to reside.
PORTLAND'S FREE SHAVES.
BarlMT War Taking Curious Turn tn
Hie MetrnpolH.
"Free having" greet the eye of
the panser-by on Flanders streets, and
the crowd of Idlers that usually pat
ronize barbers' colleges can again be
seen, each member waiting his turn
for a free shave or haircut, says the
Telegram. Former barber colleges
were knocked out by the State Bar
bers' commission, and tbe president
and secretary of this one, Messrs. Cole
and Hayworth, declare they are going
to teach the barber trade In Portland
in spite of all the commission can do.
"The trouble with the other bar
ber colleges was that the teachers
were not licensed barbers themselves "
said Mr. Hayworth today. "Of course,
the Htate Barbers' commission will
decline to issue licenses to our grad
uates, but young men from Idaho and
Washington can still come to Port
lam) and learn from un; then g" hack
to their homes and practice their pro
fession. "We can educate un apt scholar In
eifiht week 8, but t lie re urc some you up
men who are slow to learn and these
have- to slay lotiKer with us."
Profitable I'rult J-'urm.
W. U La Follette, the "fruit king"
of Whitman county, shipped 81 car
loads of fruit from his 2f0-ut:re or
chard at AVawawa.1 this season. Of
this amount, flii full cavloadrt were
whipped, ami the leninlnlnif 13 car
loads w ere in broken lots. The fruit
went to New York. Chicago, Manito
ba. St. Paul, Minneapolis mid North
Dakota. I'rnhuldy two-lhUdu of It
went in the three last named points.
Kully half of the shipments were
peaches, ami the remainder wuh di
vided between peaiH, plums, prunes,
grapes. apricotH and other fruits. His
total shipments this year were H1.00U
boxes. Tills means a nut profit of
from jNMito to 110,000 from Mr. La
Toilette orchard (or a single crf
and prices were not ub high U
He lias 200 aeres in full bearing ul
f0 acres in young trees, Just begiantnf
to beur. Northwest Investor.
For Rent.
Four ncres good garden tnd
churd, all under IrriKutlon, t Kd
Or. Address J. H. Koontx, Ecao,Ot
They are beauties, those not brtfi
stiff luits shown at Sullivan Bood.
Just in by express.
There is only One
Genuine-Syrup Of FlgS
The Genuine is Manufactured by the
California Fig Syrup Co.
The full name of the company, California Rlir Syrun Co
le Printed on the front of every package of fh. genuine!
mm
mm
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The Genuine- Syrup of Figs- is for Sale, in Original
Packages Only, by Reliable Druggists Everywhere
Knowing the above will enable one to avoid the fraudulent imita
tons made by p.ratical concerns and sometimes offered by unreliable
. JtCT" are known ,0 art " and should
Buy the genuine always if you wish to get hs beneficial effects.
It cleanses the system gently yet effectually, dispels colds and headaches
when bJious or consisted, prevents fevers and acts best on the
fcdneys, liver, stomach and bowels, when a laxative remedy is needed
by men, women or ciuldren. Many millions know of its beneficial,
effects from actual use and of their own personal knowledge. It is the
laxative remedy of the well-informed.
Always buy the Genuine- Syrup of Figs
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