THE BIGGEST THING YET!
h o lh la ''» w ith
S | ring Valley.
CIRCUIT COURT.
SPRING VALLEY SCHOOL NOTES
her
p a r e n t,
h e re in
1-aur- nee M arsh, of A .to ria , u n ite d
...
,
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Galloway, J. Dept. 2.
We are pleased to report an-
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,
.
, in S p riu g Valiev la .t week.
other visit from John Simkins C«urt ,conve.ne^. Tuesday and Mlae May S m ith , of Oregon C ity , via-
and Mike Smith, members „fi continued until Wednesday ev- itud h e re T h u rsd ay .
our board. These progressive emng when Judge Galloway took Mra. F ra n k C raw ford e n te rta in e d th e
gentlemen spend a h .lf day with •»
g o t * . i 5 K i young people of S p rin g V aliev T h u rtd a y
! ev en in g w ith a very jolly p arty .
“ ever, three weeks.
Mr. an d Mra. Irv in e M iller an d fa m i­
Our “ Home Work” credit plan j bailiff of the court
ly, of W eet S alem , .p e n t th e week end
is proving to be a great success.
Irvine et al vs Lizzie a t \V. H C raw fo rd 's.
leaders at present are Evan- . J.e38e *• Irvine et al vs. uzzie G . If. C raw ford was a L niineaa v iaitor
L a r g e A tte n d a n c e fr o m all O v e r the V a lle y The
geline Jennings. Mabel Smith. 1*7«"® et al partition; McCain. a t P a lla s, W ednesday.
o n H a n d the O p e n in g D a y .
| C",
r | m„ u„„
Vinton and Pipes for plaintiff, M r. an d M rs. U . H . C raw ford e n te r ­
tain ed tw en ty (ev en frien u s an d rala-
b e -a Lenstrom and Verda' ’ Ray j
New Y e a r', d ay .
Our annual goat and chicken show opened yesterday We have added industrial work j Loin^ Ferris vs. Albert Fer- tivea
F ra n k W ells, of W eet S alem , v isited
with an unprecedented showing of visitors from home and to our list of duties. Of course rig divorce; w L Xooze for h is sister a t S p rin g Vallay New Y eara.
we are doing nicely and will soon - plaintiff Continued.
Knas F ren ch an d fam ily w ere C h riat-
abroad, and a most satisfying number of exhibits in the k have
n o n some I finished
in ic h u H u
rrve lr t that
hat H
nV I
nias visito rs in S alem w ith his p a re n ts
work
any
Daniel
Freeman
vs.
S.
W.
Iler,
goat, sheep and chicken lines.
F ra n k C raw ford h a s hail h is hom e
school could feel proud of.
Jos. Tharp and Mary A. Tharp;
u p w ith »acetylene lig h ts.
The goats and sheep occupy nicely arranged pens on the Our boys spent their Christ­ action for money, W. O. Sims for titled
M>. B ra n t and f im ily w ere g u ests a t
ground floor of the big auditorium of the armory, and mas vacation making bird hous­ plaintiff. -Continued.
his d a u g h te r’s, Mrs. W iuaiow , in M ichi­
es, gopher traps, kites, etc.,
gan C ity last week.
Ro3a
Goldberg
vs.
W.
H.
and
around the walls are arranged chickens. Up to last night while the irirls spent theirs mak­
Pearl Matney, foreclosure; B. F. Mr. and M rs. W ill C a tto n sp e n t sev­
there were 78 entries in the goat line, 24 sheep, and 352 ing sofa pillow covers, school Swope for plaintiff, Oscar Hay- eral d ay s last week w ith th e ir d a u g h te r,
bags, pillow cases, handker­ ter for defendants’—Continued. M rs. F ra n k Kock a t P ra tu m .
fowls, with more entries yet to arrive in all classes.
chiefs, etc.
Elizabeth Porter vs. D. E. Em­
Mr. B. F. Keeney is judge of the chicken show and Hon. We are informed that State mett,
E0LA.
partition; O. Hay ter for
T. H. Brunk, judge of the sheep and goats. These gen­ Superintendent Alderman, Mr. plaintiff, Simpson & Lewis for
E d n a S h o re sp e n t th o holid ay s w ith
and several other noted defendant.—Continued
tlemen had hardly started in their labors last night, and Seymour
h er fa th e r on th e ir farm .
educational leaders will attend
W.
R.
Savery
vs.
A.
I.
Nicklin
for that reason the Itemizer will not attempt this week to our rally on Jan 6th.
rs. S h o re h a t re tu rn e d from S p o k ­
heirs, tax lien; J. E. Sibley for an M
e, w h ere she w en t to care for h e r
give a list of the awards.
fa th e r, w ho was sick.
Our report for December is as plaintiff.—Continued.
Mr. Clodfelter, representing Staver & Walker, has a follows: Number of pupils at­ B. O. Snuffer and A. M. Fan B. I. F erguson b u tch ered and »old
33, cases of absence 1, ning vs. M. J. Carter, injunc th re e sm all hogs and killed a 300 pound
gasoline spraying and shearing machine on exhibition,and tending
cases of tardiness 0, per cent of tion; Conner and Sims for plain­ hog for th e ir own use th is week.
will this afternoon give a practical demonstration of what attendance 998. Visits from tiff, McCain, Vinton, Galloway Clifford an d Byron B ru n k s ta rte d to
parents 1, visits from school and Hayter for defendant. — Con­ C o rv allis to ta k e th e sh o rt course a t th e
they can do.
A g ricu ltu ral coPege. Clifford will ta k e
board 4. average deportment for tinued;
d Byron b lack sm ith in g .
A fine showing of Angora rugs takes the eye of all and school 99, average in spelling for J. A. Block vs. Yerex Bros. c a E rp rn e n e te s t rin B g ru an
n
k
sp e n t bis v acatio n on
Co., to quiet title; J. A. Block th e ir farm , re tu rn in g to S alem M onday.
are certainly articles of furniture muchly to be desired. school for 1 month 97.6
It looks as though Mountain- for plaintiff.—Continued.
No idle m en in Kola, all w o rking in
In a well heated building the goat show this time is a view
will be unable* to regain
G. Floyd Boughton vs. Nellie th e woexis or som e wage e a rn in g job.
pleasure to attend, only a block from Main street, conven­ their pennant. We lead them Boughton, divorce; C. N. McAr Mr. and M rs. Kay L andon, of Port*
by several points for December. thur for plaintiff, I. M. Brown lain!, v isited h is p a re n ts h ere last w eek.
ient and plenty large enough.
He is an em ployee in th e P o rtla n d post-
During Christmas vacation our for defendant. -Continued
office and his wife is a sin g e r in o n e of
Much interest is centered in the band concert and ban­ schoolhouse
Mary Burnett vs. Peter Bur­ th e P o rtla n d ch u rch es.
was
thoroughly
quet tonignt, and they will both be well attended.
scrubbed and the windows wash­ nett, divorce; J. H. Flower for E o la has an Oregon boom v ictim . H e
plaintiff. Default and decree.
cam e from O klah o m a broke, ex p ectin g
One of the most attractive feature* of the show is the ed.
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to get a high wage jo b rig h t aw ay , of
M. E. Shuck vs. W. H. Mat­ course
n o t be a very d esireab le
band of milch goats exhibited by Albert Teal, of Falls
Wedding Anniversary.
ney and Soloman Eidelman, ac citizen, he b u m t ay som
e of th e m en got to ­
tion
for
money;
Sibley
and
Ea-
Rev.
Sanford
Snyder
and
wife,
g
e
th
e
r
and
fixed
u p a cab in for him and
City.
ga*
e
him
a
s
ta
rt
in provisions an d lo a n ­
kin
for
plaintiff,
Oscar
Hayter
Independence, celebrated the
him tools an d M r. L andon gave him
40th anniversary of their mar­ for defendant.—Set for hearing ed
a jo b of land clearin g .
riage Monday. On New Year’s January 12 at 1 o’clock.
Kindergarten to Open.
High School Backetball.
day 1872, at Vergennes, Mich.,
Lee Rowell, application for
BUELL
Miss Elizabeth Montgomery, Sanford Snyder and Jane E. registration
Tomorrow evening our high
of title. Continued
school basketball team will meet lately of Quincy, III., has opened Kerr were married by Rev.
R. A. Campbell et al vs. Hen­ M r. and Mrs. L ynn Jo n e s, of H a r ­
on the floor at the skating rink a kindergarten in the little pri­ Charles Chick, and to celebrate
m ony, sp e n t New Y ears w ith bis p a r­
with the five from the Newberg mary school building. She took the anniversary a reception was rietta VanGross. partition; W. O. en
ts, M r. an d M rs. K. K. Jo n e s.
Sims
for
plaintiff.—R.
B.
Wins­
high school. The Newberg team her training at the Frachel held from 2 to 4:30 p. m., when
F
ra n k Brow n an d S h red B ralev m ade
low,
Ed.
Miller
and
T.
B.
Stone
were champions of the Willam­ Training school in Chicago and numerous of their friends came
a business tr ip to S h e rid a n F rid ay .
ette Valley high school teams is well fitted for this responsible to greet Mr. and Mrs. Snyder made referees to meet at Ball-
Mr. and M rs. C h as. M ull r sp en t
last year, and they will come work. The school room has re­ and to wish them many more an­ ston January 8, at 10 o’clock.
New Y ears w ith M r. a n d M rs. F ran k
Thursa
L.
Tichnor
vs.
Leon
E.
ceived
a
thorough
overhauling
here prepared and expectant of
Brown and fam ily.
niversaries.
Among the rela­
adding another laurel to their and is most attractive now with tives and friends who were pres­ Tichenor, divorce; J. H. Flower Dr. M ulkev cam*» u p th e m ill to pull
honors so far won this year. its good pictures on the walls, ent were: Mr. and Mrs. John for plaintiff. - Continued.
som e te e th for M rs. H e n ry D elan ey
Our boys you all know, and that window plants, and a piano. So Allen and Rev. Robert H. Allen
Sallie Damm vs. J. P. Min- M onday.
they will play for all they are far a dozen little folks have been and wife, both of Salem, and nich et al, foreclosure; T. A. Tur­ A larg.5 crowd a tte n d e d c h u rc h S u n ­
worth, so a most interesting enrolled and it is expected that Rev. F. N. Sandifer and wife, ner for plaintiff. —Continued.
day.
game may be expected. Do not more will enter soon. The ses­ Mrs, Dr. L. L. Hewitt and many
Chas. Vick vs. Unknown heirs Several boys w ere on a coyo e c h a e
miss it. Admission only 25 cents sions are from 1:30 to 4:30 every others of this place. Mr. Snyder of Sam Gothard. deceased, to M onday.
and the game will be called at 8. school day.
has been a member of the Ore­ quiet title; L. D. Brown for plain­ A llan F letch er, w ho h a s been s p e n d ­
ing vi catio n a t h o rn , re tu rn e d to school
gon M. E. conference since 1898, tiff.—Default and decree.
Woman’s Club Meeting.
M onday.
SHERIFF’S STATEMENT.
but he began his ministry in
Lee Rowell vs. Lilo Olmstead, E verybody sqpma to enjoy th*? »now
The regular monthly meeting Michigan in 1872, and retired
to quiet title; Simpson & Lewis T h ere is a b o u t five in ch es h ere.
To 1910 tax rollTTC"-. $235,327 77 of the Dallas Woman’s club will
Sheriff’s assessment
156 47 occur Saturday, January 6th at from active mork in 1910, owing for plaintiff. Default and decree M rs. H e rm a n L en h ard h as been h a v ­
Penalties collected ...
2691 79 2:30 p. m. in the high seoool au- to impaired health. Telegram.
Horace Glandon et al vs. Cora ing th e to u silitis, b u t is im p ro v in g now .
M r. an d Mrs Bray a n d fam ily sp e n t
Penalties cotlected on
Kerr,
foreclosure; McCain & Vin­ New
i ditorium. There will be songs
New Industry Starts Up.
Y ears w ith M r. a n d M rs. F ra n k
delinquent certif.
ton
for
plaintiff.—Continued.
1 by Mrs. H. A. Kugel and Miss
Brown.
The new wheelbarrow factory
Over collections __
77 Opal McDevitt. and a very in­
Geo. Patterson vs. Helen Cof­ Mr. H a rrin g to n , of C o rv allis, sp e n t
address on “Child Wel­ is now in operation on the site of fey and P. H. Eisele, action for sev eral d a y s last week w ith th e F le tc h ­
$238,551 41 teresting
fare Work in Oregon” by Mrs. the old Spaulding mill across the money; Sibley &Eakin for plain­ er boys.
$230355 86 Robert
By total collected
y le Jo n e s m ad e a b u sin ess tr ip to
of Portland. creek. W. J. Kilburn, of Taco­ tiff, Oscar Hayter for defendant. S h L erid
5183 81 Mrs. Tate A. is Tate,
Rebate allowed
an F rid a y .
ma, is the proprietor, and he —Set for hearing January 12.
president
of
the
Or­
Errors and double as­
H ow ard B ray has g>ne to W ash in g to n
has installed a turning table, a
egon
Congress
of
Mothers
and
Judith Snyder vs. Ben F. Sny­ to w ork.
sessments _____
179 80 parent-teacher associations and band, and an uptodate machine
Delinquent and un­
drill and boring machine. They der, divorce; B. F. Swope for M iss Adtlic B ray is sp en d in g a few
an
able
speaker.
It
is
hoped
that
w eeks in B h e iid au .
paid .................
1292 97 all mothers and teachers and ev­ have a 20-horse power engine, plaintiff. Continued,
M r. an d Mrs. F ra n k Brown sp e n t
Delinquent certifi­
A.
Dundas
vs.
C.
H.
Green-
and
are
now
working
on
clothes
eryone interested in children will
S a tu rd a y ev en in g w ith M r. and Mrs.
cates sold _____
wold
and
Anna
Greenwold,
fore­
reels,
one
of
which
is
on
exhibi­
B ray.
attend. After the meeting an
tion at the goat show. Later on closure; W. O. Sims for plaintiff. S everal of th e young folks h av e been
$238551 41 informal reception will be held the manufacture of wheelbar­ — Continued.
o u t co astin g dow n h ill an d r e p o rt lots of
to give everyone a chance to meet
rows, double and single trees, all J. A. Cramer vs. Kate Holmes, fu n.
Mrs. Tate.
PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES.
kinds of wagon parts and probab­ foreclosure of lien; Weatherford M r. an d M rs. L y n n Jone9 anil fam ily
ly ax handles will be commenced. & Weatherford for plaintiff.— sp e n t T u esd ay w ith M r. an d M rs. Lyle
Commissioners’ Court.
Services, Sunday, January 7,
Jo n e s.
Mr. Kilburn will work in hard­ Continued.
Sunday school 10 a. m.
H u g h an d Don F le tc h e r »etu rn ed to
Ordered that Tracy Staats, wood mi stly, but may manu
Lucy R. Hudson vs. Benj. Hud­ S h erid an to go to school M onday.
Morning service and commun­ County treasurer, be credited as
facure
some
from
soft
woods.
son, divorce; L. D. Brown for S ev eral of th e boys w ere in itia te d at
ion 11 a. m.
follows:
th e W , O. W . h all S a tu rd a y n ig h t.
plaintiff. Continued.
Evening service 7:30.
County school fund
40 32
Probate.
B a rb er, of D allas, sp e n t se v era l
You are invited to worship Game protection fund
Arthur M. and John F. Pur- d ay M s erle
146 35
of last week w ith th e F le tc h e r boys.
In re estate of Orville L. Bu­ vine vs. Jordan Purvine, to quiet
with us, Good music and cordial Special r o a d ............
1287 33 chanan,
greeting.
Special school ______
447 71 approved. deceased; bond of $1200 title; McNary & McNary for
WEST SALEM.
MORNING
plaint’ff. —Continued.
Voluntary ........... ..
Tristant Total
In
rc
estate
of
J.
L.
Guttry,
F. J. Lafkey vs. Frank Hogue Mr». A. Nichole was called to th e ir
............. .......... $1921 71
“ He Leadeth Me”
deceased; final account approved et al, foreclosure; F. A. Turner hom
The
petition
of
G.
Kleiveret
al
e in D ayton l a .t W ednesday to th e
Response
.
......... Giffe
for plaintiff. Continued.
b edside of h e r h u sb a n d , wlio w as ta k e n
for creasion of school district 70 and distribution ordered.
“Gloria Patri”
ill
on
re tu rn in g h o m e from h e re on
In re estate of Win. F, Kurtz,
B. Gramman vs. Sam Whit­
Offertory
Tapley was denied.
T u esd ay .
deceased:
final
account
allowed
more;
John
Bayne
for
plaintiff.
S. L. Stewart was appointed and admistrator discharged.
“ Andante”
M rs C a d e »i>ent C h ristm a s an d New
- Continued.
Y eara w ith h e r p a re n ts n e a r A lb an y .
Anthem _____
Adams justice and J. A. Buttrick con­
Alice
Dickey
vs.
Frances
Dick­
In re estate of George Pepper,
stable in District 6.
M r. C h as. S p itib a r t w as a ro u n d co l­
“ Beneath the Cross of Jesus. ”
ey, divorce; W. L. Tooze for lectin
g last w eek.
Ordered that a special levy of deceased; final account allowed plaintiff.—Continued.
EVENING
M r. an d M rs. G eorge N ichols w en t to
Voluntary ............ . Guilmant taxes for the following school and administrator discharged.
B. F. Whiteaker vs. Mary A. h e hom e of of th e ir son, A n d rew , in
In re estate of John H. Guy,
districts be levied for school pur­
“ Pastorale”
Titus et al; to quiet title; Sibley D av to n , la s t w eek, w ho is ill.
deceased;
exempt
personal
prop­
poses
as
follows:
Quartet
Parks
& Eakin for plaintiff— Contin; M iss H ester S p ita b a rt s p e n t th e h o li­
District 45__
__ 2-10 mills erty set apart to widow.
“ Nearer My God to Thee.”
d ay s w ith M iss May Sim ona h ere.
District
52
...
....2
In reguardianship of minor ued.
Responce.. ___ .
Wilson
M iss P a sv H u n t ' re tu rn e d to h e r
District 55 ...
. .. 1 3 10
hom e in P o rtla n d a fte r an en d in g C h ris t­
heirs of John W. Martin, deceas­
"Unto Thee O Father”
PERRYDALE NO 2.
m as w ith h e r p a re n ts.
District 56 ...
. .. 1 3 1 0
ed; W. Y. Martin appointed
Offertory___ _
___ Ley bach
M rs. M iller's ch ild ren w en t hom e
Byron Z u m a a lt it* sick w ith th e chick*
District 62
....1-10 ”
guardian in bond of $1(XX).
"Prelude”
w ith h e r niece. M r. W. H . C raw fo rd
District 65 ...
... 1
Anthem ______
Heyser
In re estate of John W. Wise­ en p 11 o nl x . ite rt I.ee m ade a b u sin ess tr ip to last F rid a y re tu rn in g New Y e a r’s ev en ­
Court adjourned today to take man, deceased; petition of exec­
"Sun of My Soul”
ing.
in the goat show, after allowing utrix to execute new contract of P allas T uesday.
M rs. R. H . S to n e, o a r fo rm er p a s to r's
W.
1!.
B
en
n
ett
w
as
in
P
a
lla
s
Satur*
Marriage Licenses.
bills.
wife.Wmt baby s p e n t S u n d ay aftern o o n
sale of real estate granted.
day on busin ess.
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am
i n ig h t w ith M r. an d Mra. J . T.
Andrew H. Holmes and Marie
In re guardianship of Peterson Miss Lula M iller, of S alem , re tu rn
n t.
Children Cry
B. Miller.
heirs; annual report of H. S. eil hom e S unday a fte r a visit w ith he H u Mr
an d Mrs. J T. H u n t sp e n t New
FOR FLETCHER’S
Ivan Jackson and Millie Hurl-
Butz, guardian, filed and ap­ »iater, Mrs. L o t.
Y e a r’s d ay a t th e hom e of th e fo rin e r’a
Mr.
an
d
M
rs.
W
n
i.
S
’a
rg
e
a
n
t,
who
burt.
so n , W m . S q u ire s, in S o u th Salem .
C A S T O R I A proved.
were cal led h ere on acco u n t of B in
In re guardianship of Cather­ M iller’s fu n e ra l, who was a n 1 d iv e , ie- M r. G eorge N ichols retu rn e d h o m e
New Y e a r’s day from D ayton as hia son
ine McReynolds. defeafed; final tu rited to P o rtla n d T u esd ay .
is t t'\
J.W .e t r t j,v. i ‘,\
t?\ js t
rf\ rx ty.
•*•
is recovering from his recen t illn ess.
€
» account approved and executrix M rs. B ark er w en t to P a las T uesday W . C. f l ii s e ’s b ah v w as q u ite ill last
to
stay
a
few
d
ay
s
w
ith
M
rs.
W.
A.
45
discharged.
w eek, h o t we a r e glad to say it is b e tte r
<S
In re guardianship of M. C. j W ern, who has been q u ite sick.
i
now.
M
r.
B
ark
er
has
sev
eral
ch
ick
en
s
a
t
) Russell, an incompetent; petition | th e show in P allas.
Vi ry seaso n ab le w e a th e r for New
45
I for final settlement and discharge | 7 he finishers a re a t w ork on Mr. Y e a r’s dav ; su n sh in e all day T h e old
y e a r left n« am id te a rs an d a m a n tle of
#.
:> of guardian granted.
I G o d s ’ new house an d will soon have it snow on th a h ills.
:>
45
r .7
“
d o n s.
— - ..- ........ F I R S T A N N U A L —
First Day of Annual Goat Show
an Immense Success.
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The Depot Store
Gift Distribution
45
45
The
1 0 th
b irth d a y ,
o f J a n u a r y b e i n g m y 5 0 th
ev e ry b o d y
m a k in g a p u r ­
c h a s e a t m y p la c e w ill d r a w a j r e s e n t
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Photis 744
J . C. RICKLI
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M r. a n d M rs. D. R. B ray m an , w ho
a r e now in F lo rid a, a r e c o m p la in in g of
We deairo to express our heart- ith*1 !9 nJi *r«*ttii»K nlonn as well as th e h e a t an d w ish in g th e y w ere back in
O regon
W isconsin w as too cold for
felt thanks and appreciation to I pit«| for another operation.
th e m . F lo rid a ia loo h o t. T h era is no
I the friends who so kindly assist-
—
r iim a te t h a t sn ita a s W ebfont people
j h a t O regon. M r. R ra y m s n h a s been
j death ‘1“7
nK,
th!,
'“
‘J
1
1
"*“
and
ZENA-SPRING
VALLEY.
p ick in g o ran g es w h ile th e re . H e p ic k ­
of husband and father.— |
___
Mrs. Horn 1 low and tamily.
I j | F ren ch w en t to G ra y 's Point, ed h o p s ju s t b efo re leav in g for hia visit.
P ro fesso r H am m o n d , of W illa m e tte ,
—— .
W a th in g to n , w h ere h e will vieit M r. an«!
j pre*>*hed h a re S u n d ay ev en in g .
E. F. Keeney, judge of the Mr». O rin Belknap,
chicken show is county assessor Mr. an<l Mra P h ilo C raw ford and M. L. Bullock left F rid a y for S hedda
of Lane, and a specialist on Bar- d a u g h te r, IV n o th v . re tu rn e d to P o rt­ to visit an old frien d of hia f a th e r 's ia
d laat week a fte r tr e n d in g C h rialin aa F .ngland a n d | ranch for h i a S u n d ay
Rocks, he now having his birds lan
w ith th e fo rin er’e pa ren te.
evening.
on exhibition at the Tacoma Mica G re ta I'l.illip a re tu rn e d to h e r T h a M o n th ly M issio n ary society w as
show.
echool work a t S alem a fte r ap en d in g th e h eld F rid a y a t th e h o m e of M rs. C . E.
Card of Appreciation.
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P a sh ie ll
rep o rts
Clearance Sale
BY
Emmerson & Nash
T h e C om plete House Furnishers
Beginning Today and Continuing Until the Close of
Business of Saturday, January 13
Every Article in Our Immense Stock
of Furniture will be Sold
at a Big Discount
In Order to Make Room for New Goods which are Now in Transit
Price Reduction Applies to EVERYTHING in Stock
Come In!
And See for Yourself!
Come In!
We are Always Ready to Show Goods. Same Discount
applies Every Day, but come early while
the Assortment is Large
Your MONEY BACK if You are NOT SATISFIED
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25th
Annual
Clearance
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Our Great Sale th at the people are waiting for
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lasting until February 2rd.
Nearly $90,000 of Men’s Women’s and
Children’s Wearing Apparel to be
sacrificed during this sale
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Goods are offered from 50 to 80 cents on the dollar.
Only first-class merchandise is sold by us. You I
will not be disappointed as our sales are genuine. I
Come early while the assortment is complete.
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D. M. NAYBERGER
McMinnville I
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Wishing, you one and all, a Happy and Prosperous New Year
Satisfaction Guaranteed,
B rin k m an . Rev. B abcock am i wife
w ere p resen t an d gave tw o fine selec-
tion* on th e violin and p ian o . M rs
G eorge A lb erts a n d d a u g h te r, of S alem .
w ere p resen t. M ra. B rin k m an served
re fre sh m e n ts.
to R. Jacobson & Company
If you are satisfied tell your friends; if not, tell us.
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even in g , l h e t r g u ests w ere Mr. and
M rs. G . G . W alk er. M r. am i Mrs. Dole
P om eroy, Misses Lola S tark , F.na Park-
j e r, F lorence B u rto n , N o laO w en . M essets
* 'e ,'Vle. C ros-
I "V D * u °n , Billy M cA dam s an d M aurice
Miss F en n el, of D allas, was th e g u est
of h er fa th e r la s t w eek, re tu rn in g hom e
New Y ears.
M r. A llenshv an d fam i'y . w ho lived
h e re a sh o rt tim e in J . T. H u n t’s bu n -
galo left last F rid a y for F a rm d a le , Cali-
fo rm a.
Miss K a te D nnsm ore is th e g u est of
-------------------------------------- | Miss Foum a H en k le in C orvallis.
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INDEPENDENCE..
M r. an d Mr». P . II. D rex ler e n ter-
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| tain ed th « C ra b clu b a t th e ir hom e in
Mi»» G en ev a W ilcox left- S a tu rd a y for
C*D' T h u rsd ay evening,
a w eek’» visit w ith frien d s in P o rtla n d .
M aurice B u tler was a S alem visitor
Mis» M abel P o rterfield if* sp en d in g S a tu rd a y ,
th is week as th e g u est of M ss Lucile
M rs Je ss e C rom w ell, of L eb an o n , wa-
D unn in N ew port.
th e g u est of Mr». M. M erwin la»t week
Mr». V an Dornaife e n te rta in e d a few*
friciq js F rid ay aftern o o n for M rt. G . A. I Mia» E d n a P a rk e r, of C orvallis, sp en t
th e holiday» at th e hom e of h e r coaaii1,
W ilcox, of C orn elia» .
Mr». G. G . W alk er.
M r, an d Mr». Dole Pom eroy w en t to j
Billy M cA dam s, of N ew p o rt, is visit
P o rtla n d T ueeday tor a a b o rt visit w ith
ing in th is city.
frien d s.
Mias Flo A a n d R o b e rta M cCailon art
M iw Q n in d o ra W ilcox, of P an d ieio n ,
visited a t th e hom'» of h er g ra n d m o th e r, th e guest» of Mis» Florence Burton.
Mr». B aldw in, la s t w eek.
M r. a n d M rs. Goo. C onkey e n te r ta in ­
M r. a n d Mrs. F ra n k W ilson h av e rc- ed a t th e ir h o m e T h u rsd ay ev ening in
h o n o r of th e ir siste rs. M isses Eu
an d O pal M cD evitt. T he room s i
a rtistic a lly d eco rated w ith Oregon g
an d m istleto e, an d lig h ted w ith col
m in a tu re light», p ro d u cin g a plea
effect, MuHical »elections w ere ran
ed by M r. O. M s cay, and Mr H
Mill» an d Mi»» O pal M cD evitt. /
re fre sh m e n ts w ere serv ed th e guest.*
p aired to th e o p era house, w h e re d
ing w as indulged in for a conpl
hour». T hose p re se n t w ere M r.
Mr». Floyd W illiam », M r. an d ?
C h as. Shenefield, M r. an d Mrs
M aeey, M r. an d M r-. G . G. W ai
Mr. an d Mra, Dole Perneroy, M r.
Mr». (Maud Jo h n s to n , M isses Flora
R o b e rta M cCailon, R u th M orrison,
S tan ley an d P a u lin e V an O rsdei
D allas, M isses (»race W allace, If
B olianon. K ate D nnsm ore, M abel E
K ora Brow n, F n a P a rk e r, G lad y s I n
^ m m a H in k le A nna and M illie A.
*on, fv a an d Florence B u rto n , Fx
^ e s t , Komena S p erlin g , Nola Ov
M essers u . E . D n g an n c. G ro v er Mu
Gro**by D alton, C h e ste r H en
does N elson, M aurice B u tler. Fr
K irk lan d . J . H . H trv h b erg , H al llil
Roy M cF adden, M ax F o ster, Kavn»-
A illta m t. H ow ard H e a th , Roy DeA
id, O lin W h ite a k e r, W aldo an d H i
8*l«m , an d R o b e rt V an O ra
of D allas.