1 weepirig Reduction
On the entire
will be made
Millinery Stock
when the great
SEASON CLOSING SALE
IS
started in
.WATCH
the near future
FOR BARGAINS
MILLINERY PARLORS
Mrs. H. E. Wetherla, Prop.
NEXT TO POSTOFFICE,
lUCAL AND PERSONS
Billy Hogan, of Albany, took j to his friends
in the big game Wednesday.
Strayed. Blue and white
maltese cat. Call .up Gazette and
owner will pay reward.
For Rent. Modern six room
house. Most desirable location.
Call or phone James L. Lewis &
Co., 113Main Street.
! James Herron, of southern
Benton, passed through town on
Wednesday, and was headed for
the big Apple Show at Albany.
Henry Price is moving to the
S. B. Bane house on South 4th
street and will soon be at home
Mrs. J. F. Yates is in Port
land at the bedside of her sister,
Mrs, Red Wells. J. F. went
down Sunday afternoon and
came home Tuesday evening.
Owing to the building now oc
cupied by him having been sold
Mr. Wilson will be compelled to
store his goods and drop out of
business, at least for the present.
, Miss Isabelle Gray, one of the
oldest and most popular teachers
in the county, has removed to
Heppner, Eastern Oregon, where
she has an excellent position in
the High School.
During the last few days that
the colonist rates were effective
more than twelve hundred peo
ple came to Oregon on one-way
tickets to make this state their
permanent home,
Dr Hanford, the dentist, was
exceedingly pleasant Wednesday
morning, caused, perhaps, by
the return of Mrs. Hanford who
has-been visiting friends in Port
land for one month.
There is wailing at the home
of Henry Price over the loss of
the family cat that has been
a member of the home for many
years. It strayed away and dil
igent search is now being made.
Tonight at the opera houes
Sol Smit,h Russell's beautiful
comedy-drama "A Poor Rela
tion." This play ran for more
than six months" in New York
" City and it is worthy the atten
tion it is receiving.
The gentle hint given Am my
B. F. Irvine, of the Portland
Journal, formerly editor of the
Corvallis Times, attended the
OAC-Whitman game here Wed
nesday. ' ..
Several new cement walks
have been laid in front of resi
dence properties on 10, between
Washington and Adams streets.
It is certainly very commenda
ble and greatly improves, the
general: appearance of the prop
erty.
W. E.. Williams, of. Airlie,
waltzed up and down the line a$.
informed oF the deatn or tor
I Coote. which - occurred at New
port Thursday morning. No
man in service at-O. A. C. was
better known, by our . town peo
ple pr more universally loved
and respected. Arrangements
for the funeral service will be
made and public notified later.
The foundation of the Miss
I Emma Thompson residencs' is
now i completed ana tne carpen
ter work will be'rushed as rap
idly as possible. The building
will be 34x45 with basement and
will reflect great credit on this
enterprising ladv. The work is
being done by Holgate & Brown.
S. L. Kline received this week
from E. D. Washburne, Brook
lyn, N. Y., a handsome bronze
medal, commemorative of the
one nundretn anniversary oi
Aurora Grata Chapter, Lodge of
Perfection, Scottish Rite Masons,
which was recently celebrated in
that city. ; Mr Kline is justly
proud of the emblem. " '-" ' -
Prosperity has been rife in all
parts of Oregon and all the elec
tion had to do with it one way
or the other was to give some
men an excuse to wait.. Now
that even this is useless people
are closing great contracts, and
building activity- will be more
marked than at any time in the
history of the state,
JimvZttrcher., tiow "the.'-'Kose-
rr
"0"
,
A FEV7 NUMBERS OF, KLINE'S
SUFFER GREAT PRICE REDUCTION
SATURDAY fJQVf J TO-Q 21 SATURDAY
Coats, Suits and Skirts for the
Ladies and Children 4
HART, SCH AFFNER and, MARX
1-2 PRICE CLOTHING FOR MEN 1-2 PRICE
the 'Tootall-game- Wednesday ( burg booster" ancTa graduate of
when- titeAU: boys; gov, q&w.QCtd
solid work. 'He learned how to
do the business when his son
Floyd was one of the stars.
'Parties who eniov a good, old-
fashioned, . home-like Thanks
giving dinner will be accommo
dated this year in Corvallisy the
Ladies' Aid Society of the M. E.
church having arranged to serve
just such a dinner, beginning at
noon on Thanksgiving day.
Marion Wood, a graduate of
OAC, residing across the river
in Linn county, turned the farm
over to the good wife and came
20 miles on horseback to see the
game Wednesday. He rejoiced
with exceeding joy when the
boys cleaned up the visitors so
nicely.
The many friends of Mrs. Red
Wells will be pleased to learn
that the serious surgical opera
tion oi Uctober zytn was very
successful and this very estim
able lady is improving nicely.
Mrs. Wells is an old resident of
corvallis and is held in high es
teem by her many friends.
Mike Bauer is moving his
residence on 5th between Harri
son and Van Buren across the
street and will make arrange
ments to erect a handsome new
residence on th e present site in
the spring. The new house will
oe a beauty in keeping with the
elegant taste of its builder.
and' telling college "yarnir of bw
ne used, to spit tobacco juice on
the floor to the great annoyance
of some of the Profs. He knows
now to spin a good story to make
it interesting to his hearers. '---
r Mr. Charles Dinnick is erect
ing an immense barn, on his. lot
on 3d and Adams . streets. . The
neighbors in that vicinity don't
seem to appreciate the situation
and were it not for the early pi
ety and deep religious convic
tions of Prof. Kent and Postmas
ter Johnson the air in that local
ity would certainlyjook blue.
The district convention of
Willamette Rebekah Lod ge, I.
O. O. F., was held at Estacada,
Wednesday, Nov. 11, and Mrs.
Mary Smith, of Grants Pass,
president of the State ' Rebekah
Assembly, presided. It was ex
pected that a ' good delegation
would go from the local Rebekah
lodge, but arrangements were
not made to that end.
LADIES SUITS
PRICED LIKE THIS
S.UITS
; , " 1 1 -,tTj V '
LADIES COATS
PRICED LIKE THIS
$1500
15.50
17.50
18.00
20.00
22.50
25.00
27.50
30.00
32.50"
35.00
NO. LAST SEASONS STOCK,
- LADIES' SHOE SPECIAL
The Popular Vemo Shoe built for comfort and ! durability,
Vid and Kangaroo Calf, a regular $2.75 shoe. You can buy
them during above Suit Sale, until November 21st for. . .
$12.50 C OAT $ 9.63
14.00 .'" 11.50,
18.00 " 13.75
20.00 ": " 15.75
22.50 " 17.50
25.00i' " 19.25
' 2756 . : " 21-50
30.00 ' " 24.00
32.50 " 26 J5
35.00 ; " 28.00
. 37.50 "... '. 29.75
. 1908 STYLES
$1.98
Estab.
l A Safe Place to trade
18G4
is 30x50 and will be used as a
carpenter and cabinet shop by
Holgate & Brown. This will
make them a nice shop.
Mrs. H. M. Brunk came in
rom Salem Sunday to look after
er son, Charley Sheneneld, un-
1 after that important event
hich is to occur on Thursday,
fovember 19, at twelve o'clock.
hen comes the shifting of the
penes ;and for the first time she
ill be called mother-in-law.
The new improvement at the
idependent telephone office will
;quire much additional space
ad the rooms now occupied by
Fred Yates will be remoddled
nd used in' connection with
present quarters. Mr.
heir
rates
ates win occupy tne rooms
lately vacated by Judge McFad
den, over the First National
Bank. The rooms are now be-
ing prepared to suit his taste.
Miss M. Christ ensen
Artistic Millinery
Corner Third and Monroe, Corvallis, Oregon
Is Here to Stay
. Contrary to the report circulated, I have neither moved or
bought but will remain in my present quarters .Corner -Third
and Monroe Streets. " I cordially invite vou to inspect mv stock
of Fine Millinery,. MISS Si. CHRISTENSEN. "
It would certainly be a com
mendable act on the part of the
city council to establish a uni
form grade for the construction
of cement walks on the various
streets of the city. Many new
walks are now being constructed
and it would materially aid the
builder. It would also avoid
troublesome complications in re
gard to lining up the walks.
Wednesday evening was La
dies' Night at the Commercial
Club and the large' attendance
had a very pleasant time. The
club is now perfecting its plans
to have Corvallis properly rep
resented at Portland on Novem
ber 21, when the big OAC-U. of
O. game . is played, the object
being to root for the college boys
md to boost for Corvallis first,
last and all the time.
Turkeys have been coming in
quite freely during the past few
days and the cruel butcher is
busy putting on the finishing
touches, trimming his whiskers
ready for the market. The price
paid is 16 cents per pound and
many, of the. farmers will go
home smiling with a neat little
sum of money in their pockets.
The turkey certainly has no
cause for rejoicing at the thought
of Thanksgiving day.
Casper Zierolf, of southern
Benton, came home Wednesday.
He attended the Albany Apple
Show and says it made his mouth
water as he stood . and looked at
tne .elegant display. . A1 large
crowd was constantly passing
thus showing the deeper inter
est now being taken by our peo
ple in the production of better
fruit. The time is fast coming
when the bis red apple will cut
an important figure in the, com
mercial industries of the ..Wil
' For sale 2-$- tons vetch hay,
5 or 6 tons vetch, and oat straw,
1 14-inch steel plow, 1 15,-spring-tooth
harrow on wheels, other
farm and garden tools, 20-gallon
kettle, 15 cords wood, 1 yearling
Jersey heifer, 1 Jersey heifer
calf, I 8-ft Hotel range, some
household and kitchen furniture.
'Phone 641, J. H. Mattley, Cor
vallis. 11-10-3
Go to D. J. Mitchell's,' 424
South Second street, for the cel
ebrated Clothes Pryer. The best
in the worlds x ; 11 -27
Now that John W. Kern, of
Indiana, knows that he cannot
become the next vice-president,
he has turned , his attention to a
seat in the United States Senate
and will be a candidate to succeed
James A. Hemenway. As the
Indiana Legislature is democratic L
by 12 on joint ballot, there seems
to be more hope for Mr. Kern to
bury himself in the upper house
than there was of. his playing
second fiddle to Bryan.
Buy your Coffees and Teas at
D. D. Berman's.
For sale Horse and heavy
wagon and double harness. Call
on E. A.Prather, Corvallis.ll-6tf
Wood For Sale Ash and;
maple. Call W, F. Hamlin, Cor
valljs R. F. D. 3; phonq 3802. tf !
When you have anything in
nous.e furnishings to sell call on
OAC-U of O Football Game.
Portland, Nov. 21, 1908. For
the above occasion the Corvallis
6 Eastern Railroad Company
will sell round trip tickets to
Portland for $2 good on special
train only, leaving Corvallis
about 6:45 a.' m., Nov. 21st, and
returning leave Portland about
7 p. m The sale of tickets will
D. J. Mitchell, 424 South Second commence November 16th.
street.
11-27 J
R. C. Linville, Agent.
, For sale Seasoned oak fence t
posts.. Inquire of D. S. Adams I
or W. E. Brim. Ind. phone
4535. . ' - 88-95
Buy your
coffees and teas at
D. D. Berman's.
Big Millinery Sale.
All trimmed and untrimmed
hats at a bargain.
Mrs. J. Mason.
Subscribe for the Gazette.
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TOGGERY
A "Store for Men
We selj clothes and
things for men.
We are doing the
business because ours
is an exclusive store
and because our stock
is newy complete and '
up-to-date.
Our customers . are
satisfied "and we are
happy.
JOHN SON & J OHNSON
, , ; . But no relation.
Now
is the
to visit
time
California
When summer has passed
in these northern states,
the sun is only mild under
the bright blue skies of
Southern California. This
is one of nature's happy
provisions eternal sum
mer for those who cannot
endure a more severe cli
r mate.
. California has been called
the "Mecca of the winter ,,
tourist." Its hotels and
.stopping places are as
varied as those of all well
regulated cities. Visitors
can always find suitable
accommodations, congen
ial companions, and var
ied, pleasing recreations.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO.
Will be glad to supply some
very attractive literature, de
scribing in detail the many de
lights of winter in California.
Very low round trip excursion
tickets are on sale to California.
.The rate from Albany to Los
Angeles and return is
$55.00
Limit' six months,' allowing
stopovers in either direction. .
Similar excursion rates are in
effect to all California points.
For full information, steeping car reservations
nd tickets, call o n, teletrraph or write
R. C. LINVILLE, AGENT,
Corvallis, Oregon.
.' OK", . '
WM. McMtJRRAY. GEN. ASS. AGT.,
, ' .. .Portland, Oregon.
lamette valley. J .. : -
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