Corvallis gazette., October 25, 1907, Image 4

A Fashion
Event Neve Betore Equalled
the History of This City
in
Every w
f t' K Mn v
i tM :m Sis 5 LU.t
oman who wants to be well dressed will enjoy this week's, splendid showing of the new ideas
Fashions. You will be pleased
with the beautiful styles and '
charmed with their vast variety.
Among this selection you will eas
ily find just that blending ot style
and and fashion suitable for any
particular face and figure.
THESE ARE
in Fall
COATS SUITS SKIRTS
FOR WELL DRESSED "WOMEN,
famous the world over
for select, original de
signs, and of guaranteed
linings and pure wool
cloths.
The genuine ''Wooltex
MARCHIONESS
COAT" see illustration
at the right is a long,
loose, graceful garment
particularly adapted to
afternoon and evening
wear. For parties and
the theatre it is just the
thing, as it will not crush
the most delicate gown.
The genuine "Wooltex
BELMORE COAT
99
1 V - 9 S! ' i
iriS. i tisg
& r I n 11 1 'J
l i m w ;
J f.5 . t f t 3 t
Mi - i" M A
14 ml , ' 3. '
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There are Short Jackets of Broadcloth or Furette in. wide variety for every taste
THERE ARE SUITS- Late ideas fresh from the hands of the master designers
with long or short jackets, with plain or pleated skirts a variety truly immense in all
terials as well as the staple favorites. Handsome Rubberized Long Silk Coats.
of the world -suits
the new novelty ma-
Notice tr Pnblicatloa.
THEN THE SKIRTS Here's where youmust "look to the fit'' as that's why "WOOLTEX" hand
tailoring is sure to please. There are walking skirts, skirts plain, and skirts trimmed, and every one is guar
anteed to please you in fashion, fit and fabric. They have swing and grace in set and hang that compels ad
miration. . - v
Two seasons' satisfactory wear is guaranteed the "Wooltex" label on every -'Wooltex" garment is your
proof. . ,
It is a most complete and elaborate Fashion Event. May we Count upon an early call while everything
is at its first best? .
Corvallis
Oregon
United Suite Land Cffc,' .
Roeebnry, Oregon, Jul M, IBoT.
Katie is liVy eivrn thmt in con plUnet with
the provion of the rtof forrrrm of Jur. 3 v
I87S, entitled "An Act for the rale of timber l.nrf. In'
the Uts of California, Orefron, Kev.de. nd Wh
inoton Territory." extei,iei to li Public Lend)
Stewe hv act of August 4. 1802. Lvdia J. Hawley ot
Monroe. County of Benton. State of Oreron, filed In
this Office on April 4. 1907. her nrirn rt.ta.. v-
8465 for the pun-In of the Southweet quarter of
No. 8 Wert VI .. Ore . and will offer proof to hn
that the land eoufht is n-ore v.liiahle forite tintber
or stone that for agricultural purpOFea. and to a..
tablisb her claim to said land before W. W. Calliine
U S. Commissioner, at his office in Eugene. Oroton
on Monday, the 4th day of November. 1S7.
She nanies as witnesses: Leonirfas H. Hawler of
Monroe. Oregon, and Sam Powin. Alfred Bycraft
and M. P Bcraft, all of Alsea. Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely tbe abore
described lands are requested to file their claims iu
this office on or before said 4th day of November,
BENJAMIN I EDPY, Begister.
Julius Oesar
Was a mar of nerve, hut sirlinens left
itB merit and he heraire aged before his
ti- e. Pickupsa In often caneed by a tor
pid liver. Herbire vrill rern'ate yonp
liver end pive ton health. Mrs. Ca-rie
Austin. Hollon, Kar ass. vrtitea: "Iron
sider Herhine tbe best medirine 1 ever
heard of I am never without it." Sold
by Graham & Wortharr.
Notice to Creditors.
In the Cytinly Cmrtof tbe Ftate rf Oregon for
Benton I r.urty: In tbe n after ol the 1 state uf
Jesse M, GiNtmp. deceesed.
Notice is brreby eivn thst J. P. Hnmirer'baa
been appointed Administrator of tbe estate of
Jesse M. oilstrap, deceased. All persons bavlre;
claims apainst said ftsteare hereby required tn
present the sati'e dnly veried ssby isW requlrott
to the nitdfrsipned at Pbilrntafh Benton Com tv,
Oregon, or at the off-ce of J F. Yates at TorvBllis
Benton County, Oregi n, aitl.in six months froia
this dnte.
Ittd September, so, ic,C7.
78-88 J. p. Hl-MMER.
A West Worthy Article.
V ben sn erticV brpbren cc tbeuTJr
bet for temp rd psirie frifrds every
year.it is Fafo to rail tin's rjnf dieire a
worths ore. Fncb le Pallart's. Hrre
bonnd Pyrnp. It positively cures (onvbs
and aU Fnlinn8rt diFoases. One of the
krovr n ett l erts ir J1rl ile. Aa.. savst
"For five years n y fi p ilv 1 as t ot t een
trooblfd with the v. in'f r f rrtibs. 'We
owe this to Ballard's Horebrnrd Fvrnp,
I knovf it bfB faved Try rbildten from
many siik spells." Sold by Graham &
Wortham. y
Lest We
Force' Btify is rest'ess, rar't pleer at
nieht, vtrn't fat. rries si at mrrtically. '
A bottle of V bite's OeFm Vfimifnpo
never fi ils to inre. Fvery mother should
give Iter baby White's Creem "Vein ifupe.
So many times when the haby is pale
and fretful, then other doea rot know
what to do. A bottle of M is medirine
would brine eolor to his cheeks and
lanphter to his eyes. Give it a ttial.
Sold by G reliant & Wertham.
Fictice to Creditors.
Notice is hereby givf n ithat tbe nndersigred has
teen dnly cniifSinifd and aprointed oectttorot
the I.pst Will ard Test: irent and (state of Matv
A . Mcore, dreased. by tbe cenpty Court of the
Stpte ot Ctfgcn forFfrtcn Ccrrty, sittii g in
probate. All persons baling clsims r gainst said
estate are required to piesent the same, duly veri
fied, to me at my residence in Corvallis, Oregon,
or at the lsw rffce of F. Folgate in Corvallis, Ore
gon, within siy months frcm the date of the first
1 nblicpttcn of this notice.
Dated at Corvallis, Cregcn.lbis 24th day ot
September, 191.7.
79tf Mikor ick, Fxecutor,
Jersey Bull Fcr Sale.
resrerdod frrn GratdCoir fid Go'd
enGlow; irt'portfd row iifl rg 811a.
butter fat, in 7 c'aye, with 6rtt calf. Ad.
dress, M. S. WciccrtK, Ccrvtllis, Ore
gon. 72t
Kotice cf Fie1 f etllttcetit.
Notice is berel y given tbat tbe n cerfitrf d bag
filed in tbe Cct:i"ty ( 1 111 rf 1 n tii:ttt.Oie
gon, bis f 1 Bl promt is ton 'fistister ftls
tate rf AU xst ftr 1 n 1 (it. c'f f t r f ti v 1 d tl ct st
llrd ay . tbe ! lb dpy cf V t n 1 cr. 11(7. ft He l.rtir
of 11 o'clock in tie forotii of ss'd oa.i Irs l:ttn
fixed and t.j ' intdl 1 v- said ( ( rrt ss tbe tin c nj d
tbe Count Judge's ofTce in tbe Coutit.v ( curt
House in Corvallis in sr.id County and Stntepstle
jlace for heni iri! (l .''erti( rs, if jry, to sjiid rocornt
and tlie settlen el't tberf of. All I trsc lis interest (-d
and desiiinjjto cljcct tberdoare rft-ifiedto fie
tl eir objections tbertto in wn'tii p with ti e Cltik
of said Court ar.d ap pear at said tiu e and laoe.
E. Bfn.nf.tt,
As Administrator of the estate of Alexander
Bennett, deceased. S4tf
A Good Trade.
Every boy, no matter how rich or how
poor his ancestry, should learn thorough
ly some pood trade, so that if bis circum
stances becojne reversed at any time be
could immediately do service at his trade
and start again oil a successful road to
prosperity. The printing trade is not
only artistic when completely learned,
but it is also highly educational in every
particular, and one of tbe best trades that
anyone can learn, as opportunity for
labor is ever ready each working day in
the year.
There is one of the best opportunities
in a'l tbe land for a young man of ateady
habits, good principles, well educated
having a will 10 work and excel, to learn
tbe printing trade in the Gazette office
Proper explanation will be given on ap
plication. 67tf
Farmers.
Eead tbe "Weekly Oreponian" of Port
land tnd tbe "Conalb's Gszette" for the
general news of the world, also for in
formation tbent 1 ow to obtain the beat
results in cultivating tbe soil, etcck rais
ing, fruit raising, etc.
You can secure both of these excellent
papers for one year by payirg to the
'Corvallis Gztt!e"the sum of two dol
lars ard ffty rents, in advarce. Bemit
the money by poetoffice order or bade
draft and these most valuable papers will
be promptly mailed to jou. 83tf