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About Wallowa County chieftain. (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 8, 1910)
i r 1 six ROUSING In- m i n Careful buyers will find this a good op portunity to complete their Winter Out fits because of the liberal price reductions i DRESS GOODS Sale of BlacKand Colored Dress Goods at a discount of 25 per cent. This as sortment contains plain and novelty weaves in blacK and all new winter shades. WOMEN'S SWEATERS 25 percent discount This will appeal to those who know how indispensable the popular Sweater Coat has become. it SHOES Women's $5.50 to $6.00 Shoes at $4.00 Special lot of Children's Shoes, your choice $1.00 It's getting mighty close on to Santa Claus' toes and in a few days we will have all sorts of gift goods display ed. Toys for the children, and sensible, useful gifts for Father, Mother, sister and brother. Unusual Reductions In Men's Suits Values to $18.5o SALE $9.00 Values to $18.5o Until all are sold A lot of Men's separate Coats at HALF PRICE 'MM: I 'i l ENTERPRISE MERCANTILE & MILLING COMPANY EZ3S3SE CIRCULAR OF INFORMATION. State of Oregon, Department of Ed ucation, Saiem. September 1, 1910. Giving the sources of examination questions for State and County pa pers, February 8-11 and August 12. 1911. 1. Arithmetic One-fifth from State Course of Study, four-fifths from Smith. 2. Civil Government Strong & S'.hafer. 3. Geography One-fifth from Stat Course of Study, four-fifths froai Red way and Hinman. 4. Grammar One-fifth from State Course of Study, four-fifths from Buehler. 5. History. U. S. One-fifth from State Course of Study, four-fif iha from Doub. 6. Orthography Read's Word Lemons. 7. Physiology Krohc, Hutchin son. 8. Reading State Course of Study, Whites Art of Teaching, Oral Reading. St. School Law School Laws of Oregon; for February, edition of 1W9; for Aisust, edition of 1311. 10. " Theory and Practice Whites Ar; of Teaching. 11. Writing Outlook Writing Syatm, Tes-ts in Writing. 12. Physical Geography Tame Nw Phys.ca: Geography. 13. Er.glit-h Literature: February, li'll A. OriW-half from tex'j: New comer English Literature, arid Newcomer' English Lit erature. B. One-naif from the following Canute: 1. Eaeron, Selected Essays I Cambridge Ci&aaic; Hough ton, 63c. 2. L Quinoy, Joan of Arc and the English Mail Coach 'P.iv. lit. er.) Bought n, 22c. 3. Addiuon and Steele, Sir Roger de Coverty Papers 'La'se English Claries Scott F. it Co., 2Sc. August, mi A. One-half from text: New comer's English Literature;, ar.d Newcomer American Lit erature. B. One-half from the following elastic: 1. Burke, Speech oo. Concilia tion with America (Standard English Claofiica) Ginn, 25c. 3. Irving, Oliver Godi;-.'!i iRiv. lit. erj Houghton, 41c C. Macauley, Lays of Ancient Roan? (Klv. lit. er. i Hough ton, 2io. j The figure giien for eai-h is the price to school contracted fur j tween the Oregon Library Comaiis- j slon and the J. K. Gill Co. Pus.- age should be added to thl price. 14. Algebra. Wells: Algebra for; Secondary Schools. 13. Bookkeeping. Office Methods and Practical Bookkeeping, Part I. ' 15. Composition. Herrlck & La-! won. 17. Physics. V.illikan & Gale: A; Fir3t Course in Physics. i IS. Psychology. Eueii. I 13. Botany. Bergen: Elements of Botany. 20. Geometry. V.'entworth: Plane and Solid Geometry, questions in Plane Geometry. 21. History, General. Myers: Geo era! History. An examination La required upon the firs-; e.vn fcubji-t3 for a third grade Coucy certif;..-at valid for one year and a Second grade Conn y certificate valid for t.vo years; upon All Around Briefs end most remarkable preparations in u;.e. sold bv Burnaifcdi & Mayfieid. Of General Interest L:uI aU eooa arugg,:sa!- The total value of agricultural pro duces of Oregon fur the current seas xi U given at ilU.Ow.OoO. j The apple crop of Oregon for 1910 is esftinmud to be 1600 cajioads or approximately l,tW0,000 boxca. The value of the crop is $2,000.iX0. Ore gon has 93 per cent of a full crop. If you are usfferinp from, bliious :ie;. constipation, indigestion, chrou- Tii-- greatest danger from influenza is of i"-s resulting ia pneumonia. This can be obviated by using Chan- er.atu s Cough Remedy, as it not v. heailache, iaveat one cent ia a post only cures 'influenza, but counteracts ,a- tan3 Bend to Chamberlain liedi any tendency of the dweaise towards -jne qq ( .Moines, Iowa, wr-h your pneumonia. Sold by Burnaugfa & ;name and addresu plainly on the back Mayfield, aud all good druggist. i Uiey will foward you a free sample of Chamberlain's Suma.h and The largest fruj- and v,;.et3.We j Liver tableu;. Sold by Burnaugh &. k VL.p3.v.tr in the United States is i -Nlayfield, and ail good druggets. lociced at Dayton, Yamhill county, j Oregon. j An industrial bureau has been e- tablitihed by the Portland Conituer- Mar.y persons, find themselves af- (-iUD R w Raymond at fettel with a persistent cough after ft3 headt The new adjunct to the an a tucK ot iiiii:iiza. as yias c"uc" car: be promptly cured by the ue ) Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, it S3 B U 3 When you buy o farm, or a town lot, what is the first thing you demand? An Abstract of Title Is that all? Not by a lon va3"s. You insist on a Reliable Abstract Careful work enables us to fill that demand WALLOWA LAW, LAND a ABSTRACT CO. ENTERPRISE, OREGON BMtmaa Biljea, Managtrs D U n u D 0 no en subject for a first should not be allowed to run on until i tne first t grade County certificate valid for three years; upon the first eighteen subjects for a Stat certificate valid for ftve years; and upon the twenty one subjects for a State d:pioma valid for i.:'e. c-it iiie..t of factories in the state i-nre aad at Portland. at !'. becomes troublesome. Sold by Bur aiigh ic Mayfieid, and ail good drug- During the pa-'t five years s-a-hi-tics show that Oreoij Iixs it.er..-a..-d 60 p?rcett h. ntaa'ifafj'.uring. Marveiojs Discoveries r.ark the woi.-rtui progress cf the aco. Air flights Oi. heavr iua.-hr. -f. to.esriin:.-, 1-oti". wireJ. tirribl war :nver.ti.i:.3 tt kill men. and tixj. .-on-der of votideri Dr. Ilir.g- N'-t Dir. every to save life vhet tir.-ar.eri-d :y co :c'i:, col'i.;, iu grlppt-, a.Jm:a, croup, i,roa.-fci".i6, bnjorrhagea hay -"ver atid whop:r.j ccuh or lung .rotiMe. For all bronchial affections a', h-s no t(;ual. I". rf--!i?vi.-3 iiisr.antly . I'.s ;Ue wires' cure. ,i:.iEes y,. Slack I Jt a.-su.-.:;i. f.., k. K. -No. 4, writes i.t r-iire-i hi.- of an obstinate cough after all otter r:ne-iici failiad. 50c. and il.w. A '.riai.bo.tle free-. Guar-a;.i.-j iy ai usfists. The Villame te Valley M'O.'MjD balei-i of firc grade hops this -ieciion, as compared ,w:th -.'' bale lot season. A Woman's Great idea how to mate herself attractive. i i But without heaith, it is hard for h-ar i to be lovely in face, form or u-raper. produced ' A wt-a)t siciciy woman will te nervou-s and irritabie. Coast! pation and Kid- a yield of I jley poisons show in pimp-e3. biotchcb t &Kin eruptior.a and a wrotclied cora- 1 i:lc:ion. Bur. Electric Bitturs always I prove a godsend to wonwsa who want kidneys health, beauty and f rionds. Thy reg- Kidneys, Take Care! Remember that when your ire affected your life is in danger. XJ-j ulate Stomach, liver end Tne pea'-h crop has been the Jarg ef."t in the hjr.ory of Oregon, Grapes of the Rogije lliver VaLi-y the Wil-ianie-.te Valley, The Dalles and EasUr-m Oron a-e ei;re!lst in t,aaiaty and am ranee, while the yield is iarge. .Mayr, Ro-hester, N. Y.. says: "My trouble started with a sharp shooting pain over oy Uu-k which grew worse daily. I felt sluggish and tired, tny kidr.ey action was irregular -and in frequent. I starred using Foley Kid i.ey Pliis. Each dose seemed to put r.ew life and strength into me, and TiO'K I am completely cured and fel better and stronger Uiaxi for years.' Bumaugh & .Ma-.-fieid. Oregon's cranberry harvest has been heavy. Four hundred bualwis an aere, with a clear profit of $2 a bushel, fe nor. an unusual yield for WfcSf'ern Oregon marshes. A sprained ankle will uuaafly dis tble the injured person for three or four weeks. Tbis is due to of proper treatment. When Cb.anl?r. tain's Liniment is applied a cure may be atfected in three or four days. This Li&iment is one of the beet pur.fy the blood; give strong nerves, b:icH eyes, pure breath, smooth veU ve-ty akin, loveiy complexion, good hoaith. -Try them. obu. at all Drug-glets. Oregon's public kinds comprise 1S.2"5,6&4 acres. Eastern Oregon has aiXi.000 acres of school lands. Iie cauae of attrActive coioriist rates in effect this fall, the immigration to Oregon was grea:er than ever be fore in a like period. -r.i will visit Portland during January v. l'iea tiie National association of wool growers will hold its annual conven tion in that citv Oregon harveiitll 17.C00,Wi0 bushels of wheat tliij season, 11,000,000 bush els of oatus, 6,'Xw,0i)t) buslwjJc. of pota toes, 2,iw0,Wi0 pounds of wool, and IOO.ijuo baieo of hoj. Oregon orchar.ls yield'ed prunes rM. year estimated at 15,000,000 lbs. Quantity arid Qua'dty ore superior to j the 1109 crop. Prunes wiM bring the ! state about $1. 250,000 this season. The British tramp steamship. Knight of the Garter, recently cleared from Portland with the big-ge.9- cargo of lumber ever floated at this or ar.y other port. She carries 3,300,000 feet of fir lumber, weighing approsimately 8,713 not tona and val ued at J;0,000. it is stated .that to pixxluoe this one cargo of finished j lumber it would require 160 Gores of 1 the teat standing timber in the Pa- chic Northwest. The destination te j Xorh Chir.a. where a part of the ccrgo. consi; rig of very large square timly-rs to re sawed by hand. The Place for a Square Meal is the MODEL CAFE Vain new maaaf emtnt When in town come in and give us a trial. Rooms in connection, 25 cents a night Rates by week or month SAM rTuEFFEL Proprietor Opp. Court Boose, Enterprise Kept The King At Home "For the past year we have kept, the King of all la.atives Dr. King's New Life Pills 'iu our home and they hav proved a tltaing to all our family," writta Paul Mathulfca, of Buffalo, X. Y. Batty, but sure Temedr for all Kead in December Sunset Maga- ( Sumach, Liver and Kiiaey troubles, jzlne, "SiVN FRANCISCO THE EX Cnly 20c. at alt Drusgio. j POSITION CITY." Superbly Hlus- t rated in four colors. Now on, sale It is expected that 20,000 wool-grow AU Xew8 stands 15 cents 63a6 REOPENED The Red Front Blacksmith Shop by the reliable black smiths W. P. Hambleton A Son Machine Repairing Horseshoing Same old stand Enterprise Oregon
