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CORSETS
Do you Know what this means? That we control
the sale in this town of the Four Leading lines of
Corsets made.
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Our showing of styles
in these famous makes
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THE CORSET SHOP OF TOWN
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THE QUALITY STORE
Big Demand For
Trained Fruitmen
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Eastern Concerns Offer Large
rles For O. A. C. Graduates
In Horticulture.
Sal
Corvallls, F!b. 17. Prof. O. I. Iew
la, hoad of tlie department of horti
culture at ,Uio Oregon -Agricultural
college, lies hnd 13 oalla fw gmdu-
ntea to fill podltlons of lanpori'tuice
for wealthy corporalloiiH tuul hidlvWu
als having largo orchards, vlthLu the
past month, which he lus been wn-
eble tesupyly, since all the graduates
ure elUuvr coiulu:this profitable or
chards of thHr own, or have alraudy
Tecelved appoUitm-ent. elsewhere.
The doniiwul for Ualned mon with
U'UlliM-n 1. v .1.1 ..I I . ..... 1 m
fruit ranelKti on the Ta'lfU; coast,
but aloo for ett torn grower who wish
to adopt bI ml'ar methods. A large
corporation in Maryland controlling;
eoiue thoiwanda of m-ves of orchards
wishes to phint several thousand
more, nd has askod for a man of uf-
riclemt calibre to demand a-salary
of $r.oo.
An eastiii university wriU for a
ip an to fill tho position of head of
the department of horUcultivre. and
tlie Canadian Department of .Asrlcul-
which appointed an O. A. C.
niim hist June, now wanta another.
Vaelflo eoaat methods are to be Instal
led In large orehanlH near Clevetiuid,
Ohio, and aiv Oreson man Id wanted
to conduct the work. .
One of tho basest development com
panies on the co at, Javln thousands
of acre In Its hoUBngs, aud uiiOiliid
extensive developments Involving the
expenditure of hinge sums will
j.uuu to me rlj;ht man, and wants
one from O. A. C. Thirty Dakolans
have a tract of 6,000 acre for which,
they wiuit a foreman to Buperlntoud
the planting, spraying, Irrigation and
general care.
An immenxe eastern company with
a capital of over a mlUiwn, now mak
ing bl developments in varloua' pnrta
of Oregon, onks th college for a
man to superintend 10.000 acres of
orcharda among 'Its holdings. Some
900 aeres In Western Washington are
owned by a l'orihwid corporaUon
whkh hiia asked for a foreman.
A man who has been walt'cig six
months to get a,i 0. A. C. graduate
to take charge of hte 100 acre wal
nut grove near Springfield, Ore,, la
coming to tho college, to press hla
plea, and Mof. Lewis-has only gradu
ates of the prtsout sftort course to
offer him, all former graduates belug
profitably employed.
In Hie Yakhnn valley nmd other
parti of WaHhliiirton are large tracts
of fruit laud held by a Sonttle firm
whkh has asked for an on-hard sup
erintendent, and a sLiuiUr liuui is ro-
tiulied by two Portland busluwdmen
for Iholr coiubl e 1 h ihlings eomprlstug
large fj-ult ranches la the AVlllaincttn
Valley.
At Uio first of last July the col
lege had refusoi twenty requests
for gradual os to fill good -positions,
being unable to got men. for them,
since ; the demand Is not onJy for
college training, but for western ex
perience H there were ' CO or 100
gr4;inta every year thcy-could be-plui-oii
advantagoou-slv.
: Mrs. Lewis' Death
Is Very Sad Event
Leaves Three Little Boys and Daugh
ter Aged Four Days Itfmaha
' ' Notes.
inflammatory rheumatism. Great
sympathy Is felt for them In the less
of their daughter, -Mrs. Mabel Lew
13. For the present Mrs. Ralph
Sprag-ue" will look after Mr. Lewis'
home and the three llttl boys.
Forest Ranger Marks shot a dogiAfui
' . ' ... v. . . .. . " Wher
Enthusiasm High
For Jilinstrel Show
that was acting Queer on Sunday
and sent the head to tlie state
heaMh officer. Some say the oalyj
nueer . Ulltlcr about tUn dmr irna
Feb. 13 J. G. Mathony nho u -.hin(u . 'ih- i
--tartetl for KnterprUe this morning; i,nrs. amnn m t ,,.,,
Crush Likely Last Day
the Burnt Cork Comes
From.
Imunha.
8-YBAR OLD IMNAHA KID.
wlLh a load of household goods for
J. A. Denny.
Mrs. It. McAloxnmlAr rehimiut thf! IN MEMORIAM.
evening from JOnterprlse where she1 Mrs- Mabel Lewis wife, of C. E.
had been taking the teachers exam-' Lewis, was bom on the John Day rir
inaUon in some brau-ches recently ad- 'r' Slfty 16 1S8G. ftnd dle1 oa Uls
(led. While here she was the' guatt ,llght ot the 7th tast- at Imnaha, Hie
of Mrs. J. A. Denny. . JliueraI services wore held la the
ri,, i , , . . . , , IDrldge scliool house, and were con-
ut mu oauuvt. vvcii'.a iliac iv-
B. F. Meredith
Enthusiasm for tlie , big ml-us'trel
show to be presented by the Knights
ef Pythias ot the Enterprise opera
house Thursday night, February 23,
Is rising like, the IrrlsUble tide.
With tho funniest khd ot jokes
and catchiest kind of sangs thestu
local wizards of minstrelsy ex
pect to give tho people an evet lug
and reserving them at the drug store
thus avoiding the rush for seats on
the last day and the possibility of
missing the show altogether.
REMEMBER THE NAME
Foley's Hon ay and Tar for all colde
and coughs, for. croup, bronchitis,
hoarseness and for racking lagrippe
coughs. No opiates. Refuse' substi
tutes. Burnauga ft May field.
OFF TO THE LEGISLATURE.
From the Wallowa Sun.
The recent bill Introduced Into
the legislature providing that on pe
tition of 100 voters the ' county court
of any county shall submit to the le
gal voters the question of maintain
or occurred here was the dath, the
night of February 7, of Mrs, C. E.
Lewis, to whom was born a little
daughter on the morning of the Srd
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"steera by this community. Thd deop- . - , . . . ' . iV , ,
Mi ,vmm,k. i - - . iufait daughter born on thai thli-d
oat uympnthy Isfe'tfor Mr. Iew s ani t. t, 1
Ing the county high edhool has caus-
of merriauent, s-iinshi-ne and mirth that.ed no little excitement in this coun
will drive away your wrinkles and : tyt Telegraph wires to Salem have
put a sfliv-er lining on your trouble j been hot ' and Tuesday a delegation
clouds. . ' j from Enterprise went to Salem to
Bou Ftnnkltu'a ;' wLsest, maxim
Always keep your, home
paid In advuueo."
ats four little motherleaj children in1
tholr great bereavement. Mr. and '
-Mrs. Davldnoa, pnro-ut.i of Mrs. Iewis.i
nrrlved . h?re fiom Monument Satur
lay iiiight and were present at the
funeral whkh t ;ek place from th
school hnnsa nli!i
was. well attpiulej. tev. Meredith
ofticlalcd.
Rjv. Meredith gave a Llncola lec
ture at the school house here on
Sunday, evening that was 'well' at
tended. Mrs. Jade Johnson has and "will
care ior the In'aat daughter of 0.
E. Lowls, for tlie present.
Mr. and Mrs. Davidson have re-
paperi, turned to tholr home in Monument.
ducted by the Rev.
of fcuterprlse.
Mrs. Lewis came to the Imnaha
with -her husband about . five years
ago. wcsiaea ner nusoana. sne leav- v "" ; - ,
wui transport you across tho Maaoa i ,r:ul narn, oa.ni jrace ana jay ijoo-
an4 Dixon line and yoa will imagine Dl:- earrul lest tnis committee
Inst Mr- Lewis was h'ehlv io?"-c. ,"ii in uixie wnere '-ne ora.ige ; "uu wmr mw waj, j. a. ouyo.
The big chorus with a bunch cfse the legislators expert advice.
melody direct from the Sunny South j To's committee was composed ot
ted by those who knew beT, and the
family ' has .the deepest sympathy of
all tholr friends and neighbors. .
Mr. a?id Mrs. B Davidson, father
and mother of the deceased, made th
long trip from their home in Moiiu-
iment, Ore., arriving at midnight at-j
urday, in time for th sarvic3
which were held Sunday1 afternoon.-
Card of Thank.
we. the b'.isband and parents
Mrs. Mabel Lewis, take thl method : the
uiosdoii.s--grow. To make it seem
even moie realistic a "possum" will
be roasted on an electric stove be
hind the scenery a id Its savory odor
allowed to pefineate throughout the
building. i
Because Budwe'ser comes with cap?
the management had to rink a bar
rel of Mumm's Extra Dry aad save
the corks in rder to have enough to
black the njratian for this "nraduc-
of;t:on. Pr; .o-.t indications Rre that
cr will be a record bre'Ucer
of thanking the many friends who and suLH-i:il nr-n-iii. 111 fot.
were so kind to us in our bereave- J to prevent largo peoDle from tromo-
Ing oa the small ones in tlie crush
tnent.
C. E. Lewis,
Mr. aud Mrs. B.
hoy loft a dit'tihter nurturing wHh lmnaha, Ore, F. 11. 1911,
Davllson.
whlclr" is expected at the box office
Jon theeveulng of theshow. Ths wise
ecej are buying their tkketa early
er, F. F McCuliy, L. E. Cavtness,
W. A. Jones of Joseph, ' Prof, Aub
rey G. Smith of Los-tine L. Couch
and C. H. Mlmnaugh of Wallowa fol
lowed oa Wednesday.
Date after your name stamped
ou the -paper gives the month and
year, to which your . subscription is
paid. If it doesn't correspond with
your receipts, come and see us or
write to us abo.it.' tt. Always glad
to correct mistakes.
Now Is the time to get your har
ness washed- and repaired ready for
spring work. See Ralph Hollembaer
at Rodgers Bros, Garage. Second
hand harness bought and sold. 80b3 -