Sweeping Reduction
On the. entire
will be made
Millinery Stock
when the great
SEASON CLOSING SALE
is started '
WATCH
in the near future
FOR BARGAINS
46
mode"
MILLINERY PA RLORS
sr
Mrs. H. E.
NEXT TO
Wetherla, Prop.
PQSTOFFICE
iOCAL AND PERSONAL
Mrs. Charles ''Young,-'of -Elk
City,- was a Corvallis visitor over
Sunday. .. ; .
W. M. r aulkner, a prominent
resident of Fisher, was in - the
eiiy Monday looking Rafter his
business interests here,
iMiss Margaret. iHicolai a. stu
dent at OAC, left Saturday to
spend-, the Thanksgiving l.o!i
days at her home in Portland.?
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Tables for- families willie'a
specialty Air the Methodist
Thanksgiving Dinner..-; Order in
.advance of. Mrs; J. E. Farmer.
,j, ftlj.j - a n d Mrs. . Charles L.
Springer arrived. Sunday from
Montesano, Wash,, and will soon
bcsettled in their new home on
Eighth street.
" Married -At the bride's resi
dence five miles north of Cor?
yallis on Friday, Ed Hill and
Mrs. Annie Denny, Rev. S.. M.
IVrtinrl nffir.ifit.Iny ' '
j Tracy IIolliBter, .went to Port
laud, Friday, to; -.visit for a few
days at the home of his brother
and also to witness the big-OAC-U.
of O. game Saturday.
- The federal grand jury will be
ready lor. business in. Portland
this week.1 A. Locke went
down Sunday as one of the rep
resentatives from Benton county.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Evangelical church willr have a
sa of their Christmas products
in the near future, the time and
place , to be,! .given in the next
issue. - -
J. K. Weatherford, the- well
known Albany attorney, was
over Monday on legal business
Miss Gertrude Morrow arrived
Saturday evening f romher- home
at Estacadia for, a visit at. trie D
D. Berman home in this city.
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' Mrs. Thella ' Rickard-Scruggs
has arrived, from Vancouver and
will - be J the , guest of relatives
and friends in this city until' the
marriage of her brother, Mark,
which. occurs at Monmouth' next
bunday. '. y ' 'y H'C 1$
' Thanksgiving services will be
held at the M. E. Ch-urch, south,
6n Thursday, evening at 7:5,0.
At the ministers meeting it was
After, spending two months
.visiting relatives in Bickleton,
'Washington, Mrs. Mary Withahi
returned to her home in Corval
lis last week, much improved in
health. '.
Miss Leah Chambers went to
Portland Friday to spend a few
weeks with friends, en route to
Fort Washington to remain with
her brother, Lieutenant Lincoln
B. Chambers.
Miss Faye Road ruck, of Irri
gon, a ; member of last year's
graduating class and a former
popular student at OAC, was the
guest of Corvallis friends the
last of the week.
Prof, and Mrs. Angell are re
joicing over the arrival of a 9
pound angel at the home. These
little cherubs are a source of
great pleasure to parents and
make home life more attractice.
The new Racket store will
open for business today on Sec
ond street in the building lately
vacated by the express office.
These gentlemen come to our
city well recommended by our
sister city of Eugene and will
prove a great convenience to our
people in need of the various
little nick-nacks usually carried
in a racket store.
On Tuesday, Nov. 17th, the
will of the late Prof. Geo. Coote
was filed for probate and shows
an estate valued at $14,000. The
widow is named as executrix
and the property is bequeathed
to tier Td.u ring'' heir Kfe.' '
The Farmers' Hotel has ., re
cently changed hands and will
be thoroughly remodeled by
Tom Vidito. This place has
long been an eye-sore to all itir
zehs Who have the good ;;of thje
town at heart. .. Le1t the good
work go on:-M - - '
Mrs. Inez Fuller, 'of ChehalisV:
Washington, is visiting; Jie'rj
many relatives- and friends in
Corvallis. She left here some
three or four years ago and has
many warm personal friends in
this city who gave her a most
cordial greeting..
The little game of cards was
indulged in at the home of Mrs.
Minnie Lee on Wednesday after
noon, the guest of honor being
Mrs. A. L. Knisely, formerly of
Corvallis, but now of Portland
Refreshments were served, and
the visitors royally, entertained.
2' Seinatof , A'$. 'ohnsonwenf to,
Portland Friday, incidentally to
look after: the good roads busi
ness but more particularly.JtOf.act
as an advance, guard aa tne -lnr
terest df the football boys on Sat
urday. A. J. is a live, active,
energetic citizen and business
man and there was not a boy on
the athletic field ' who took more
interest in the success of QAC.
A. v.. . ... '
Another dentist has located in
Corvallis and is now ready fori
business at his residence at 6th
and Madison streets. With four
good dentists anxious to serve
the dear people there is no, need
of your keeping that old rotten
tooth in your mouth, thus caus
ing you great annoyance and
spoiling your breath. The new
man is Dri Hartley and he hails
from Idaho.
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Jack Kilpack, of P6rtland an
old OAC student, has been the
guest- of Corvallis friends 'the
past few -days. Mr. Kilpack was j
a.yery populat .studefiihile he
attended the big institution and
his familiar face has been a" wel
come one. He was in Corvallis
in the interest of the Boys' and!
and addressed the various 'rooms
in the . public scboolSrin., behalf
of thai institution Fridayaiter-
noon. . ;.',-;-. . '
The free maiL-deliery is pro
gressing very mceiy and-srost-
mastefc.Johnson.wui soon, have
KLINE'S
rr.,
M
KSfilVIIM.TABLI: LINENS
the looms
in Germany
"Are the choice products from
of the world famous linen mills
and Ireland.
t; We have the table linens with napkins
to match; also a fine large assortment of the
- hand embroidered and open work center pieces.
- -t
decided best to hcfl(Tth vernng Weryjthing ruiming al6ng infine
service oping4hereby to;secnr sh
a bettrttdcV.Vj: tobayeJ;w;jnail
marked and - numbered so as to
insure - prompt delivery and if
the citizens will look' after this
matter it will materially ; aid in
securing satisfactory results. It
looks good to see rUnele Satn step
up to the door, three or four
times a day. . . -.
Mr.aiidMrs. John Young" ar a
worthy , of great. Qommendation
for the - interest- they. take1 in j
( beautifying the home, their yard j
being failed with beautiful flowers ,
thus lending enchantment to the :
premises. late a loot at them
in passing and then think- bow
beautiful the town would be if-
Jie'r. ail the yards were handled with,;
such care.. . Plant a few flowers
and you will be surprised at the
result of .the little care given
them; Make Ihe home beautiful
and the children will be more
likely to stay at home. "
TABLE LINEN
Bleached and unbleached,
' floral, conventional ; j and
polka dot designs, fifty-six
! to seventy-two inches ywde'.
r Extra good values atf the
- popular prices: 50c,:60e, 76c,
' 85e, $f.00. &125, $150 per. yd.
Decdrative
Open Work Linen
" Artistic in the highest de
gree. A beautiful, assort"
ment - of scarf, and center
i-s :.pieces. ; They are priced so
'"that you- can afford bne or
more of ihem.'.'! I
FANCY FOOD
FOR A
Fancy Dinner
The Puro Food Departmenfc,
in, '6urr stdrefe without a
doubt the place for -you to
get the necessaries for our
fancy disnes.' The shelving
is groaning under the weight
of a fine, " clean assortment
of Nuts, Raisins, Mince
Meat,'? Citrons, Candies,
Fiers, Dates, etc. ' J Let us
supply , you,, then: , you , get
them right. ''
NAPKINS'
For , use on all occasions,
during the stately holiday
dinner, also for the modest
housewife's everyday use.
I In pretty designs. The
sizes are from eighteen to
twenty-seven inshes square.
Prices 75c,$1.00,$1.25, $1.50,
$1.75 to $5.00 per doz. .
!i Decorative
Embroidered Linens
. Pure silk in pure linen.
Pretty floral designs. Spe
cially priced for holiday
trade.
Estab
A Safe Place to trade
MILiME
I
W64
. Miss-Edith Casteel, of OAG,
returned Saturday from a visit
in Portland, with Mr. and Mrs.
J. E. Coleman, the latter of whom
was formerly Miss Sadie. Dixon,
a popular Corvallis girl. Miss
Casteel left yesterday for her
home at Yaquina to spend the
Thanksgiving vacation.
Clay Gilbert has accepted a
position as pharmacist in a LiU
gene drug store. Mr. Gilbert is
one of Corvallis' best young men
and has many 'friends' in this
city by whom his departure will
be regretted. He is a competent
business , man and is bound to
succeed in our sister city.
We are pleased to note that
Mr E- D. Lunt, formerly con
nected with the Gazette office,
has returned from California and
has accepted a position as fore
man on the "Semaphone" a new
paper at Silverton. Mr. ' Lunt
made many friends while in Cor
valhs who are always glad to
hear from him.
OPIE READ College Ar
mory, Friday at 8:30 Corvallis
Lyceum Course Tickets, -11.75,
$1.25 and $1.00. On sale now
at Graham & Wortham's. '
Student Gilbert, presid ent of
Invitations, are out for the
wedding of Mark A. Rickard, of
"t"a .""""Uhe Freshman class at OAC, had
rie. .The happy event will be -, , u' w
1 l , j. . 1 x il l e . i , ui3
ceieurateu at me uoine oi mei
bride's parents in Monmouthi
IMiss M. Christensen
Artistic Millinery . .
Corner Third and Monroe, Corvallis, Oregon
IsrHere
to Stay
Contrary to the report circulated, I have neither moved or
bought but will remain in my present quarters Comer Third
and Monroe StTeets.frI cordially invite vou to inspect mv stock
of Fine Millinery, r MISS M. CHRISTENSEN. ; . " ;
next Sunday afternoon at 3:30
o'clock, and many relatives and
friends from this city will attend.
Mr. Rickard is one ot our most
popular young business men
and has a host of friends in this
city who extend heartiest con
gratulations in advance. .. Miss
Guthrie is quite, well known in
this city. Mr. Rickard and his
bride will " receive a warm wel
come in Corvallis circles. .
During the second week- of
December, from the 9th andlOth,
in the lower room of the Oregon
Agricultural building, will .be
nkle dislocated or broken
Friday afternoon in the football
game between OAC's second
team and Chemawa at the latter
place, the exterjt of the injury
not being learned here. '
Buy your coffees and teas at
D. D. Berman's.
Wood For Sale Ash and
maple. Call W F. Hamlin, Cor
vallis R. F. D. 3; phone 3802. tf
:. Big Millinery Sale.
Wanted
To borrow " $2,00 , Ton $9,000
worth of gilt edge property in
Corvallis. Time one year. Ad
dress, A, care of Gazette office.
If you have read Opie Read's
books or seen his plays you will
want tq bear bim Friday night.
College Armory.
Mrs. E: D. Lunt, -formerly of
held a Bazaar under the auspices this city, has been engaged as
of the Y. Vv. C. A. girls of the director of the Methodist cr,oir
college. Anyone wishing to sell at Silverton.
Christmas presents is welcome
to place them in our hands for
disposal at. reasonable commis
sion. For everybody, especially
students. ' The following list
may be suggestive to you: hand
kerchiefs, cushion covers, doil
ies, collars and ties; paintings,
pictures, calendars ; burnt leath
er or wood ; raphea baskets ;
aprons, fancy or domestic. Ber
tha Edwards, Pres.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
M. E. church will serve Thanks
giving dinner in the church
basement, commencing at twelve
o'clock and closing at 4 p. m.
The ladies are taking special
pains to make this one of the
most elaborate dinners ever giv
en in the city and will serve a
full course, thus making it com
pare - favorably ; with the good
dinner "u your mother used to
furnish on this great festal day.
It will be an appetizing . feast,
worthy of your attention, .Aside
from the dinner you will receive
a cordial welcome from these
good paople. , The price will be
50 cents for adults and 25 cents
for children under 10 years of
For sale 1 tons vetch hay,
5 cr 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,:l 8-ft Hotel range, v-some
household and kitchen furniture.
All trimmed and untrimmed - 'Phone 641, J. H. "Mattley, Cor-
hats at a bargain. I vallis. , 11-10-3.
" Mrs. J. Mason. v rm .
Buy your Coffees and leas at
I D. D. Berman's. ,
DRESSMAKING
All kinds at the home of
ROY YATES
14th and Harrison Sts.
Phone Ind. 575
Men who care
Buy their clothes
and things at
The Toggery
Corvallis v - Oregon
Now
is the
to visit
time
California
. When summer has passed
in these northern states,
thesumis 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
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, sleeping car reservations
nd tickets, call on, telegraph or w.ite
R. C. LINVILLE, AGENT, . .
Corvat.i.is, Oregon.
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WM. McMURRAY, GEN.PAS9. AGtj.,
Portland, Oregon. .
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