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About Enterprise news-record. (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Or.) 1910-1911 | View Entire Issue (March 25, 1911)
I 1 M1 NEW SPRING SHOES The kind you' ye always wan ted but couldn't get them here before. 'd..w uhnra Vnn Pan Rnv hp Phpanps" ifW'S OXFORDS $5 00 Patent Leather button, at $4 10 4 50 Brown Kid '. -- 3 95 Laduis' Shoes and Oxfords $5 00 Patent Leather, cloth top, button $3 30 5 00 Patent Leather, Gun Metal top, lace 8 30 5 00 Patent Leather, Jun Metal, Button Pump 3 25 5 00 Tan Lace Oxfords 3 30 3 50 Viet Patent Tip Blucher 2 50 8 00 Box Calf Blucher J 98 8 00 Tan Vici Kid Button or Lace 1 98 3 0C Vici Kid Oxford, Tan or Black 1 98 Misses' Shoes and Oxfords, sizes 12 to 2 1-2 $2 00 Vici Kid Black lace shoe...' $1 69 2 25 Vici Kid, Tan, button or lace shoo 1 69 2 25 Vici Kid, Tan or Black Oxforda , 1 69 2 50 Vici Kid Tan Pumps '2 00 Girl's Shoes and Oxfords, 8 to if 1.2 $2 00 Vici BlucherTan or Black $1 35 2 00 Vici Kid Oxforda, tan or black 1 35 Infant's Shoes and Oxfords, 5 to 8 $1 75 Vici Kid, Tan, button or lace , ?1 25 1 50 Vici Kid, black, button or lace .. 98 1 75 Patent Leather and Strap Pumps 1 25 Babies' Shoes and Oxfords, 2 to 5 fl 75 Vici Tan Lace.:..:'. - - IJ 25 1 75 Vici black button , 1 w 1 00 Fine Kid. black laoe - 65 85 Fine Kid, soft soles . i 65 1 50 Patent Leather, 4 strap shoes . 98 1 50 Patent Leather, 2 strap pumps .v .... 98 Babies' Moccasins, all colors, 20c a pair . Boys' Shoes, 2 12 to 7 $3 50 Vici Kid Blucher, black $ 2 25 2 75 Kangaroo Calf, seamless, black 1 90 3 00 Kangaroo Calf, t-n or black 2 25 Youth' Shoe, 13 to 2 $2 75 Vici Kid, Blucher, black $1 98 2 25 Kangaroo Calf, seamless, black 1 69 2 75 Kangaroo Calf, tan - : I 98 THE FAIR Tho People's Store Enterprise, Oregon la Grande Iron Works. D. FITZGERALD, Proprietor. Foundry and Machine Shop. Casting and Ma chine Work done on short notice. WE ALSO MANUFACTURE FEED MILLS Sawmill break down jobs promptly attended to GIVE US A TRIAL Winter Wheat Ts Fine At Paradise Crop Conditions Excellent and Stock Wintered Well Boone'i Ranch Sold, 160 acres 3 miles from town, 160 acres home stead adjoining, horses, cow,' , machinery, etc. $2G00. ' ' - 720 acres about 500 acres irrigible; 550 acres tillable; 250 acres in crop $35.00 an acre. 1 77 1-2 acres on Slope, 160 acres tillable, 140 can be irrigated. $9000. Residence Lots $100 to $400 Business Lots $1000 to $4000 Dwellings $4 JO to $5000 Best and Cheapest Fire Insurance, Burglary -Insurance, Surety Bonds, Abstracts W. E. TAGG ART The Pioneer Real Estate Man. ENTERPRISE, : : : OREGON 40 Acres 20 per acre One mile out. Running water. Twenty-five acres plow land. All can be irrigated.' Enterprise Real Estate Co. (Over Harness Shop.) , List your property with us. Paradise, March 17. Warm sunny weather now and snow fast disappear ing. Cora Straley has gone to Lewis- ton. ' W. C. Straley la proprietor of the hotel at Paradise, Harry Miller Is running the barn at Paradise now. Henry Sturm has bought Thomas Boone's ranch and will move there soon. Mr. Boone will locate in Tex as. . Winter wheat looks well that Is all the earlier sowing. The late sow ing Is not all up yet. Henry Sturm has rented his farm to Lake Oaburn. Mr. Sturm being In poor health will not try to farm any this1 year. Charley Sturm of Lost Prairie was over on business this week. Seven men were made Odd Fellows Saturday night at Flora lodge. . Sheep have wintered fine In this vicinity; In fact all stock wintered well here. LYTLE REAPPOINTED. Dr. W. W. Lytle of Pendleton, state veterinarian, has been reappointed state sheep inspector by the state board of sheep commissioners. He has held the office since its creation four years ago. i Dr. Mabel Williams, Osteopath. Office hours of Dr. Mabel Williams, osteopathic physician. Enterprise, of fice in Litch building, from 8:30 a. m. to 2:30 p, m., each day. Joseph, from 3:30 p. m. to 8:30 p. m. ,each day. 94btf. Bargain in Timber Land Owing to ill health I must go away, and I offer for sale my timber land at .Elk Mountain 280 Acres Good Saw Timber Yellow Pine, Tamarack and Fir. Good soil, living stream year round. 15 miles from Enterprise. Good county road. $6 an acre. Easy terms. L. GRAVES, Enterprise, Oregon 1 MiTiWWfwiwiiBBifaiff.-cmE: CITY AND COUNTY BRIEF8 F. I. Vergere went to La Grande, Friday, on automobile business. Herb Browning is -erecting a cot tage on1 West Greenwood street.' . "Pike" DeBole has bought a half Interest in a barber shop at Elgin.' ' ' Government hunters report coy otes extremely scarce on the! range. Mrs. Harris French went to La Grande, Thursday, for a few days vis it. - Glen Odle is having a neat fence put around his property in Alder View. V Daniel Boyd's cottage on Lltch street la resplendent in a coat of paint. Carl Whltmore was transacting busi ness with Forest Supervisor Harris, Thursday.' Dr. C. A. Ault reports the birth of a daughter to the wife of Scott Hulse south of town, Thursday night, March 23. , . ' Dr. W. L, Nichols returned Friday from Portland. His fractured limb is coming along all right, but he la still on cructhes. Will Zurcher wa3 at Wallowa Thurs day on business at the forestry office He will move to his homestead Dear Chlco In a few days. Mrs. A. B. Conoway and sister. Miss Marie Browning, visited their uncle ,W. W. Wdllett, and family, at Lostlne Thursday and Friday. J, A. Denny and family have mov ed to Enterprise from Iran ah a, and occupy a 'home he purchased at the west end of Greenwood street. Purdle Littleton came in Friday from Lodl, Cal, where he spent the winter months. He reports his pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Littleton, enjoying good health. F, J. Chauvet and family, who also reside at Lodl, are doing well and like the country. Dr. F. A. Cllse, the eye specialist, is going to locate in this county, and make this city .his home. He will move lens grinding machinery here and open a permanent office. His son who Is now in San Francisco will take charge of the Pendleton office. The doctor has tour sons, all eye specialists. One Is In Spo kane, one in Seattle and another in Tacoma. All four are also physicians. The doctor has done & great deal of work In this county and as far as we have heard has alway given satisfaction. Mrs. Cllse Is now vis iting at the home of S. B. William son northwest of town and will re main until the doctor's return In about tea days. MANY 8TUDY FARM BUSINE83 METHODS. (Continued from flrat page-) ods would warrant a belief that it will shortly be Introduced in the high schools of the country as one of the regular subjects for instruction. Sure ly there is no 'other more sadly neg lected, and none more worthy of at tention. I shall be grateful for any suggestions or criticisms from farm ers or. teachers who become acquaint, ed with my book, as they will great ly aid me In the preparation of fut ure editions." . m a a a a a zs a n a m a a a a a a a a a a a a u n a a a a a a ra a a a a a a a erin cncuaa'annnnnnnnnnnanannncan a a a BIG SHOWING OF LADIES' Spring a a a . ' f a . ' 'mJm. a m a Under Muslins Princess Slips Separate Garments AND Combination Suits W 1 1 A proper fitting Corset for your partic ular form WE SHOW ALL STYLES IN THE BEST MAKES. 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