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Make your Christmas truly Merry by
buying your Gifts at Ashley's.
Ladies Sewing Rockers from $1.50
up.
Large line of Dining Chairs at all
prices.
Hall Seats, Roman Scats, Lounges,
Couches oY all descriptions.
Center Tables, Solid Oak, Large
3-inch Glass feet a Massive piece
of furniture that anyone would be
proud of.
ONE REGULAR $65 SINGER SEWING
MACHINE FOR $40
Drop head with full set of attachments.
SANITARY STEEL COTS AND DAVENPO. RTS.
Celebrated Luxury Silk Floss Mattresses.
Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Refund ed.
LINOLEUM 6, 7 1-2 and 12 feet wide.
The Home Furnisher
Enterprise, Oregon.
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Oity and County
Brief News Items
Never-Sllp Iloraeshoos at Keltner'i.
The Btore3 will be closed all day,
Christmas.
of
Holiday
Goods
at the
R. 8. & Z. Co.
Lunch oa, with hot coffea, at tha
Women's Exchange.
One Mlnuta Washer satisfaction
guaranle3d or mo:iey refunded, at
Ashley's.
Rock for the courthouse super-
structure Is b-'lng hauled from th3
Llowlby quarry.
R K. Lowrv and assistants are
surveying for the city water work.)
system.
a liiriitwolKht football team win
play Joiaph at Jcssph, Sunday, and
expects a return game here innsi-
mas day.
C'lvde Harsln le't the latter part of
last we.'k for Portland to complete
his studies In the Portland commei-
cinl college.
J S Wagner went to Union Mon
day, and from there will go on to
Portland, A. M. Wagner was also
among tho many leaving for Port
land Monday, on business or pleas
ure bvnl.
1 .-. . ttP, .1 ainirln
I. 111. gUlSS, Very ucuui iim
pieces, gifts every lady will welcome.
i ISurnnugh & May field's.
Gifts for Everyone.
Up-to-date toys for the
Little Children.
Pretty and Useful Ar
. tides for the Older
Boys and Girls.
Beautiful Dishes, Kitch
en ware and House
hold Articles.
You Can Find What
You Want in Our
Dry Goods
Clothing and
Departments
Everything in
GROCERIES
R.S.&Z. CO.
ENTE. UPRISE
All kinds of builders' hardware at
S. D. Keltner's.
Roof Paint for your old roofs. It
stops the leaks. For sale at Kelt
ner's hardware store.
Mrs. J. B. Sel'jert enjoyed a visit
oyer Sunday from her mother, Mrs.
S. H. Biggs, and nlace, Miss Hattie
Biggs, of Lo3tlae.
Born, Tuesday, Dacember 15, to
the wife of George Wagner of Swamp
Creek, a ten pound daughter. Mother
and child doing well.
Sure going some. Ashley will re
ceive another car load of furniture
this week, the second car load this
month. More new goods for Christ
mas. Miss Lida Flowers was a guest Sun
day of her friend. Miss Otie Poul
ston of Joseph. The latter came to
Enterprise with Miss Flowers Mon
day and spent the day here.
Mrs. Henry Harris and children,
who had been visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Cramer, returned
home to Wallowa, Thursday. Mrs.
Cramer went down for a short visit.
ALL RKADY TO DRAW THE CURTAIN ON THE
GREATEST DOLL SHOW
nry
Can
Ever in Wallowa County. The fla-
est lot of Dolls to be bought In -ni-
Icago and New York are now on ex
hibition In the Racket Store. Don t
Ibuy until you see them. They are
worth coming
Many Miles To See
Hero are some of them:
Lot 1 Assortment finely dressed
jointed dolls, ranging from 9 to 13
Inehej, Jointed elbows and hips, and
turning heads, large variety of.
dresses and hats, some with station-
und others with moving eyes,
all be dressed and undressed.
Price from 25c to ftOc.
Lot 2 Assortment of world's fin
est droised bisque dolls, from 13 to
15 Inches high, a'l with moving eyes
and full Jointed holies and turning
heads; various styles of dresses
and hats. In lawns, satins and
silks; can be dreiscd and u ulressed.
Prion Horn roc to $1.00.
Lot 3Extra fine, large dressad
doll asortnient, from 15 to 17
Inches. All with moving eyes, full
Jjl'ited shoulder, elbow, hip and
kuea bodies, turning heads; dressed
beautifully In lawn, silk and satm,
with hits to mnt.h, lace trimmed un
derwear; can- be dressei and un
dressed. Price from $1.25 to $2.
One mammoth doll, 40 inches high,
well proportioned, largo patent wash
able head, large lustrous eyes, palnt-
Lisk ware at Keltner's.
"Complete line of holiday goods at
Bnrnaugh & Mayfleld's.
'Go to the Women's Exchange for
lunch. Hot coffee.
Finest perfumes, put up in special
gift bottles and boxes at Burnaugh
& Msyfleld's.
F. I. Vergere and Mrs. D. C. Yan-
dell accompanied his mother to Port
land, Monday, where Mr3. Vergere
will eater a private sanitarium.
Toilet sets, hand mirrors and hun
dreds of other beautiful Christmas
gifts at Burnaugh & Mayfleld's.
Mrs. R. Falconer and two daugh
ters, late of Cromwell, la., arrived
Friday, and wlil reside in the for
mer Bauer property, recently pur
chased by Fred W. Falconer.
Big line of new books at Burnaugh
& Mayfleld's. The be3t of all Christ
mas gifts.
F A. Harsln, the well known
rancher of the Chlco country, was In
town last week. His new dwelling
is completed, and Is one of the
mo3t comfortable In that section.
Arthur Johnson and little son Fay
went to Wallowa, Monday. It was
Fav's first ride on the train, and he
enjoyed the outing after a long seige
nf nines duo to Doison oak. from
which he has happily recovered.
Holiday editions of the standard
authors, especially nice for Christ
mas gifts, at Burnaugh & Mayfields
V'aa Ethel Tucker Is an actress
a-id Mr. Whit Brandon an actor of
no meai aMllty. Their presentation
of 'The Lavir gave an adequate
idea of the play and the reason for
it being the greatest dramatic sac
cess of the season. On Thursday
night the company played "The
Thief," which gives ample scope for
emotional acting by Miss Tuckers
Get your Chilstmas gifts , before
they are alt picked over at Bur
naugh & Mayfleld's, v
READ THIS)
I have just received .a
Well Assorted Stock of
Watches and jewelry for
the Holiday Trade. Each
article is of a Standard
Quality and is fully guar
anteed.
Call on me and I will 1 telp you solve the
"Christmas Presenx Question.
First (Mass Watch Repairing at Moderate Prices.
MARTIN LARSEN - LOSTINE.
LEONARD &KUHN
- Proprietors or the 2
CITY MEAT MARKET
Cured Meats and Lard always on hand. Hides '
bought and sold. Vergere Phone.
LOSTINE - - - - OREGON I
GUARD YOUR EYESIGHT
DON'T WEAR CLASSES UNLESS
THEY FIT.
Statement of Condition of
ST0CKCR0WER3 & FARMERS NATIONAL BANK
Wallowa. Ortiffon
At the Close of Business November 27, 1908
LIABILITIES.
ed eyebrows and lashes, long fancy
dress trimmed with lice and Inser
tion, nock trlmmel with lace and rib
bon bows. Price $5.
Ioll heads, extra large, curly wigs,
open mouth showing teeth, ranging
in price from 15 cents.
We have also a big Hue of small
dolls and comic dolls.
Enterprise Racket Store
COLEMAN BROS.. Props. Next Door p. o.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts $123,802 31
U S. Bonds and Securities 12,649 00
Premium on U. S. Bonds 562 50
Banking House and Fixtures 5,794 50
CASH and due from Banks
and U. S. Trsasury 50,674 13
Total
$193,473 44
Capital Stock
Undivided Profits
Circulation
Due Banks
Deposits
Total
$50,000 00
1,526 22
12,500 00
656 28
128,790 94
$193,473 44
30 Year Prajtico Fitting Glasses
Dr. F. A. Clise SL Son
Eye Specialists and Manufacturing
Opticians,
Who have located permanently in
Wallowa county, are stopping at the
Hotel Enterprise. The Doctor makes
a thorough and careful examination
of your eye and his sou, who Is an
expert lens grinder, grinas m
glasses to fit each case.
EXAMINATION FREE.
Ruberold roofing, 1 ply and 2 ply,
for ei.iv.' by S. D. I-.eitner.
Good sleigh with goad pair of
shafts and pile, ussd only a few
times. Only $30. Daniel Boyd.
Corey's Lrother Dead.
W. p. Teel, who owns a home
stead northeast of town, left Wed
nesday for Davenport, Wash., to
spend Christmas with home folk.
He received word a day or two be
fore he left of the death of a friend,
R. R, Corey, who had expected to re
turn with Mr. Teel and take up a
homestead here. The deceased was
'a brother of -J. L. Corey, who pub-
lUshed the News Record during the
J summer of 1907.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
Notice is hereby eiven that the
( annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Wallowa National Bank, of
Enterprise, Oregon, will be held at
the office of their banking house In
Enterprise, Oregon, on Tuesday, the
12th day of January, 1939, between
the hours of 10 a. m. and 4 p. ro.
for the election of directors for the
ensuing "year, and for the transac
tion of such other business as may
legally come before said meeting.
Dated at Enterprise, Oregon, De
cember 4th, 1908.
32to W. R. HOLMES, Cashier.
Smoke the Advertiser and be
happy.
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