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Thanksgiving is but a short time off. We are ready to
supply your home necessities and to make it worth
your while to buy now. We have made prices interest-
ingly low.
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In the grocery dept.
You will find Staple and
Fancy Groceries, "Sugar,
Spice and everything
nice" to make your Fruit
Cakes, Mince Pies and
Plum Puddings for the
Thanksgiving Dinner.
For 1 0 days before
Thanksgiving a discount
of 1 0 per cent will be made
on Table Damask, Napkins, Towels,
Toweling, and Table Padding.
Carving Sets for
Thanksgiving
W
Two-piece Carving sets made of
finest tempered steel.
CROCKERY AND HARDWARE DEP'T
A splendid showing
of Dishes, Household
Hardware, Kitchen
ware and Glassware
Prepare your Thanks
giving dinner with
the South Bend Mai
leable Range. It
will give perfect re
sults in cooking and
baking, with half the
work and all the
worry eliminated.
vi m. WW- . V r.
Trade Mark
THE
MALLEABLE
JLVADE IN SOUTH BEND
Watch the Bargain Bin
ENTERPRISE MERCANTILE & MILLING COMPANY
SBsUO
stsasasa
Fresh Fruits
All seasonable fruits
found here. Also the
finest shipment of For
eign and Dome s t i c
Cheese ever in the city
General Merchandise
With the en ti r e
stock kept brand -new
at the lowest
prices the quality of
goods can besold for
All Hats, Shoes and
Gloves at Cost while
they last
An excellent quality of coal
at a conservative price.
Lay in the winter
supply now.
Riley Riley's
NEWS PARaGRAFHS FROM
OTHER CITIEr! IN OREGON
Lion Fendles Child
In Pittsburg a aavftgo Hon fondled
tho hand '-hat a child thrust Into
h'.a cage. Danger to a child Is eome-
tltnaa arat when kut regarded. Of
ten It cous through Colds, CrouP,
and Whoeplug Cough. They alay
thoucajada (thai Ir. King's Nvr bis
coverj ceuld have eavad.- "A few
doaea cured our baby of a very bad
case of Croup,- writes Mrs. George
B. Davla, of Plat Rock, N. C, "W
always glva U to him when h take
culd. it a wonderful jdlln for
bibUu." Be for Cough, Colds, La
Ortpp. Asthma, Hemorrhages, NVak
Lung. 60c, $1.00. Trial bottle free.
Guaran tl by aUDruggUtt.
AU phea orders for bus to; aaa
froai aVwel )Wt aMaadad W.
Whfla Front barn, noma phone. 97b
Mr. OUo Paul, Milwaukee, ls..
aayg Foley's Honey ad Tar la still
mora thaa Hie bart. Ha writes ua,
all thnjo that bo gbt It think It
la the best for coughs and , cld
they ever had and I think It' la ailU
more thaa the. beet. Our baby hd
a bad cold and tt cured him In one
day. Ptoaaa accept thank.- B"r-
nugli ft Mafia:d,
foiimerlelt noioa ou tlio First
National Bunk of Portland, Ore., are
being passed treely in New York City.
. The club women of Oregon favor
the proponed state-wide tuberculin
test for dairy cows.
The Oregon branch of the National
League of 1 lostmasiers, will hold a
meeting In Portland on December 3.
Klghty-five tmllars has already been
subscribed toward the $1500 fund be
Ing collected to equip the Oregon Na
tion HoKerva. .
Mrs. 11. V. Koyland was crushed be
tween an elevator and a floor In the
United States National Bunk building
at Salem and lKile hope U held out
for her recovery.
To provide entertainment for the
dcli-gatea to the National Woolgrow
ers' convention, to be held.iu Portlaud
January 4, G ,6 and 7. a committee la
now soliciting subscriptions with the
intention of mining about $0,000.
A temporary : convention hail and
auditorium to fi.'H 10,000 people, and
to cover a city block, will be built to
accommodate the, annual conference
of the Christian Church of America in
Portlaud next -July.
Milton Carter, the hult-wltted man
who has been terrorising th.i country
In the vicinity of Applegate .for the
latft three weeks, 1ms been captured
by a party of four Jacksonville men.
Tuesday and Wednesday, Novem
ber 15 and 16, are the dates which
have been selected for the annual
gathering of the members of the Ore
gou SUte Bar Assoclaton, which will
take place In Portland, .
Ai'tor electing officers and select
ing Kusene as, the meeting place for
ltll, the convention of the Lady Mac
cabees of the Willamette Valley dis
trict adjourned ut Albany.
Klamath Falls aud the Klamath
marshes and takes are now the inec-
ca for hundreds of duck hunters from
all over the state aud. Northern Cali
fornia as far , as San Francisco.
If the amendment to the conetltu
tlon giving counties the privilege to
baud for road construction should be
adopted,, a utomHer good roads con
ventlon will be held In Portland soon
after the election November 8.
Saturday, November 5, the Harrl-
man system will start for Chicago
what Is said tu be tho finest exhibit
of Oregon agricultural and aortlcul
tural products ever gotten together, to
be exhibited In the a.inex of the Colt
scum building . during the United
States Land and Irrigation exposition
to be held there November 19 to 24-
Frora best Information obtainable has been trlort t.i it u h.n..
tt i probable that tho census of the j wln be receIved atter long nau,g ,n
population of the city of Portland has much better oonJit1on lf pre.cooied be-
neen reaucea ny n.uuu names as a re- ,ore ,oaded ,n refrgerators car.
suit or tne cnecKing investigation just
closed in Portland. It is believod
that the population to be officially
announced will be 207,000.'
The Dalles Business Men's Associa
tion has begun stocking streams In
that section with young trout and
have received from Master Wardon
Clunton 7,001) Colorado black epecklod
brook trout fry which were propo-
gated at the state fish hatchery at
Bonneville.
. Good Results Always Fellow
. The use of Foley Kidney pills.
They are- upbuilding, strengthening
aud soothing. Tonic in action, quick
In results. Bumaugh & Mayfield.
BRIEF NEWS OF THE WEEK
NEWS Of NOTED PERSONS
Federal Judge McCall at Memphis,
issued a writ of injunction against 113
That he himself will not again be 1 saloons, debarring them from selling
intoxicating liquors.
The republican state, central com
mittee of Iowa formally declined the
a candidate for the Presidency of the
United States; that Theodore Roose
velt will be the Republican candidate
and Governor Harmon of Ohio the ! proposal of the democratlo central
Democratic candidate In 1912, was the
declaration made at Pendleton by
Eugene V. Ddbs, the recognized lead
er of SociaMsm In the United States.
Project Engineer Patch has received
telegram from A. P. Davis, acting
director of the reclamation service,
saying that the co-operation certifi
cates Issued by the Klamath Water
Users' Association would In future be
accepted by the Land Office in lieu
of cash for maintenance fee. . These
certirlcates were issued to some of the
local contractors for lateral and other
work by the water users.
committee for an Informal senatorial
primary on November 8 to select car.
tUdhtes for a successor to Senator Doi
liver.
It has been announced that scores
of big American Importers have con
lessed to Collector Loeb that they
bav undervalued goods brought Into
this country. Loeb says the govern
ment will recover at least Sl.000,000
from these Importers.
Croup- la most prevalent during the
dry cold waithr of the early wluUr
months, parents of young children
should be Drenared for 1. All that
Arrangements have been made to js .needed to a bottle of Chamber-
exhibit Lane County prlxe winning sp-. ialn a Cough Ramedy. Many moth-
pies in various parts of the United 1 6r- re never without It In their
States. Three boxes have been ahlpped t homes and It hae never disappointed
to Minneapolis, where they will be .them. Sol hr Burnnugh&Mayfield
ehowu on a prominent street. Two
boxes have been sent to the Southern
Pacific officials In Chicago, where
they will be exhibited at the big laud
show. Other shipments have been
made at Pittsburg and Chicago.
Two small payments have been
nuide on a Yamhill and Polk County
timber deal which will aggregate In
consideration .If completed anywhere
from $1,500,000 to $2,000,000. It Is as.
sumed by the owners that the deal
will go through, as many thousand
dollars have been pal.'., and. the tl'Ja
li being given careful scrutiny. Thir
ty thousand acres of land will pass In
the deal, on which Is estimated to
stand 2,000.000,000 feet of timber.
Salem Alter much effort upon the
part of Charles L. Dick, manager of
the Salem Fruit union, pre-cooling of
Willamette valley fruits will be un
dertaken at Salem by the government
ae . an experiment. Pre-cool!ng of
fruit preparatory t shipment for
long distances has proved of value In
California anJL Qihecetates where tt
and aH good druggie's. ;
. Pinchot Plead for Delay.
Washington. In a letter In which
ha declares that It "Is unfortunately
Impossible to look with confidence to
the officials of the Interior Depart
ment for an unbiased Judgment," and
expresses the fear that the Interior
Department will recommend the pat
enting of the Cunningham Alaskan
coal land, claims, Gilford Pinchot sent
to President Taft a letter asking for
time in which to subm't briefs be
fore a final decision is reached..
Hexamcthylenatetramine
la the name of a Oermao chem
ical, one of the many valuable in
gradient of Fo'.ay'a Kidney Remedy,
HexamaUiylen'.auramIna la rocoguit
ad by th medical text book and
authorities aa a uric acM solvent and
amtl-eepUc for th urine. T -
Fred Carleton, 89 years old, the
grandslre of the Odd FeHows of the
World, Is dead at his home In Austin,
Texas. ' - , . v '
Governor Carroll, vof Iowa, . has ap
pointed LaFayette Young, editor of
the Des Mo)nes Capital, '. to succeed
the late Senator Dolliver In the Unit
ed States Senabe Senator Young will
serve until the next legislature meets,
January' 8.
Hundreds of visitors from several
states, attended the unveiling at Car
roll ton, Mo., of the United States gov.
ernment monument to Brigadier-General
James Shields. ' Congress appro
priated $5,000 for tue monument.
One of the civil war's great secrets
died with Gen. Thomas T. Eckert,
former president of the Western Un
ion Telegraph Company and dominant
head of the United States Military
Corps during the civil war. That se
cret was the burial of Wilkes Booth,
the assassin of Abraham Lincoln.
General Eckert is said to have been
the only surviving man who knew the
facts. - . . 1 .
6yster Bay vainly wonders what hss
become of Colonel Roosevelt, who la
still In complete sec'.usion at Saga
more 11111.- Not since nis return from
the Spanish-American war twelve
years ago. has the colonel kept him
self so secluded at his home and the
village folk do not know what to
make of It.
Notice of Teachere Institit.
Notice Is hereby given that) hq an
nual Teachers institute for wallow
County vW be held at La Gramde,
Jointly with Union, Baker and Uma
tilla counties, also In connection with
tlie Eastern division the State
Teachers Association, Nov. 11, 22, 23,
1910. Aid teachers In the county .
; should attend. This will be a splen
did meeting and no teacher can afford
to miss It. Program will appear lat
er. Respectfully,
JVC. CONLEY,
12c2 - Supt. of Schools,
Hlg,h School boys, now la your
chance to get good school suit $1& tc
$22.00 suits, for $6-76 t- $11.00 at .the
Tag Sale. .. . .. 69bl
Both Speedy and Effective
This indicates the action of Foley
Kidney Pllto aa S. Parsons, Battl
Creek, Mich, illustrates: "I have been
afflicted with a severe case of kld-
! ney and bladder trouble for which
,'l found no relief until I uaedFoley
i Kidney pills, -These cured me en
tirety of all my complaints. . I vt-aa
troubled with backaches end severe
shooting pains with annoying urin
ary Irregularities. The' eteady use of
Foley Kidney Pills rid me entirely of
all my former troubles.- They hava
my highest recommendation." Bnr
naugh & Mayfield.
See the R. S. ft Z. Co's. adv. In
this Issue.
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Abstracts
Loans
Insurance
Reliable Abstracts of title furnished on short
notice.
All Kinds of money to loan on farm property,
from one to five years; large or small amounts
Fire Insurance written in companies that-pay
ail losses in full.
WALLOWA LAW, LAND H ABSTRACT CO.
ENTIRTBISE. OtlGOM
. Baatmaa Bllyaa,
. . Maaag'era .
Q
ley'a KWney Remedy, promptlyi at the
.'i rat al.o-n ff VLinnv tmublA and SvOia i
serious) malady. Bumaught ft wU
field. . --. . . . --