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Wednesday
.' Ilnrry 0. Kniiiiunl wnn a btinlhoiiJi
vlHllur In (liu city toilny from HImUiih.
C, M. (Jlmrllon, Powell Hull
i anchor, Ih In lloixl today.
. MIkh M'. A. Kolloy iimt Mm. T. M.
l)lr.ncy, of Hedinoml, nro In tho city,
' Mis Vlpronro lliirg Iiiih nccoptud
n position In tho oftlco of County An-
. HHnur W. T. Mulliirky.
MIhh Mnry V, Cox, who linn boon
Shilling liur wlHtiir, Mm, IC, K. Haw-
yor, will lonvo Friday night for lior
homo In 1'ortlnml. .
Thu Catholic UmllcH Altar Society
will niel nt tint homo of Mm.
OTniiglillu III thij May apartments
Thursday Afternoon ul 2:30.
Invitations Imvo boon received lit
Ilond to thu wedding ot Frederick
A, Wwlfli'ii, of Tho Uullotln, nnd
MIkh Jlnry Cocnllu Hurnri, of Han
Francisco, which will (nkq place In
flan I'lnncliico on DocoSnbor 2,1.
II II. Durlt and !!. If. Urtlnhl, of
(ho Uidnlil Jnvutitnioiit. Co., of I'ort
Inml, who wore In Ilond Ilia Unit two
duyn of thlH wcolc closing tho dcnl
for tho 0. K. IIohIcIiim ranch at Lower
Hrldgo, rolnrnod to Portland ImhI
night. '
ltov. II, U. Hnrtrnnrt, of tho l'niii
hytorlnn church, olllclntod Monday
uvonlng nt tho marriage of Loo Tnus
chnr nnd Minn Mary Carter, nt tho
Louisiana nvoniio. Only Itnincdlntol
rolatlvrn wore juooont nt tho corn
Tuesday
J. W. Hpenc'or, or Alfujfn, spoilt
today In tho city.
C, F. HowkliiH, of Lower Drldgo,
wnn In Ilond today on huolnamt.
Jarod W. Mooro returned Inst
night from n trip to Portland.
T, A, JMcOniiii wllf raliuii Tlitim
day from n hiiHlnnnH trjji lo Mlnnca
polli). Vi Wt Fleming linn returned from
Hood Itlvor whoro ho apont tho jiunt
fow, weeks,
Frank Silvio, of Kntclsilcnn, Alan
la, Hpont Sunday and tho first of tlio
week wlli ItlH brotlior, 0. V, IIvIh,
of thin city.
J. M, Porry wnn lir last nght nnd
today from south of IlrookH-Hcnnlon
Camp No. 2, whoro ho linn hcon drll
Hub a well to nupply camp needs.
' Frank May will lonvo, tomorrow
nli'lil for Monmouth, IIIIiiiiIm. to
spend tho Christmas holidays wffif
roInUvon. From thoro, ho will travel
sputh, and will noL return to Ilond
for ncvoral inonthn,
Tho Women' Foreign Missionary
society of tho MothodlRt church will
bo entertained by Mm. J. 13. Purdy
nt tho parsonage Thursday, Decem
ber 18, nt 2;30 o'clock In the .after
noon. An Interesting program has
been planned, and all members nnd
tholr friends nro Invited .to attetid.
Hell your poultry Ilirotigli'Uiillctla
clitxnlflctl ndf. ' '
Tut It In The Ilullctln.
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Only 6 More Shopping
Days Before Christmas !
OME in and let us assist you. Our store is just
brimful of lovely things that will delight your lady
friends and relatives, as well as the little girls, and you'll
find everything priced so reasonable too.
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We can frankly say that our
showing of Waists is by far
the best we have ever offered
at any time. " Pretty , Fancy
Waists from $2.98 up.
Beautiful Tailored Waists
up to $16.50
1JI Every Voman likes dainty
Silk Underwear. WeVe se
lected this line of Silk Under
wear with the same care that
one would do for personal use.
Camisoles, Bloomers, Combin
ations, Gowns and Vests, to
suit every,, taste and purse.
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Beautiful .Warm Coats would
make an ideal Christmas ' Gift for
any lady. We have them at
$17.50 to $87.00.
A Nice Stylish Coat would make
your little girl happy on Christmas
morning. . They're priced at $6.00
up to $19.50.
Then there arc so ninny things that are dear
to the feminine heart-such as Handkerchiefs
Hosiery; Sweaters, Scarfs, Boudoir Caps.
.Plan to tk your shopping early.
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New Christmas Merchandise
Is Arriving Daily
WE ARE EACH DAY RECEIVING; LOtS 6V MERCHANDISE WHICH
HAVE BEEN DELAYED IN SHIPMENT BY THE MANUFACTURER.
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Cozy Toes Felt Slippers for Men and
Women Priced at $1.60, $1.65, $1.75,
$1.95, $2.15, $2.25, $2.50.
Men's Leather Everett Slippers and
Romeos $2.35 to $3.75 the pair.
Men's Neckwear at 75c, $1.00, Si .25
$1.50. ' -
Compare our neckwear with others
and you will readily see ours ex
cels in quality and low price. .
Silk Hosiery For Women
You can buy silk hosiery for gift
purposes here with the assurance-
of getting quality. f
Phoenix and Holeproof Silk Hosiery
$1.50, $1.65, $2.05, $2.25, $3.00 pair.
Interwoven and Holeproof Hosiery
For Men
Buy Them By The Box50c to $1.25
Pair For Silk.
Men's Cashmere Wool Hose 50c,
65c, 75c $1.00, $1.25, $1.35 Pair.
Men's Silk Shirts from reliable
makers.
Men's Dress Shirts Priced $1.25
to $13.50 each.
New Styles Queen Quality Shoes
In Battleship Gray Kid, Havana
Brown and Black, at $10.00, $10.
50, $10.75, $11.00, $11.50, $12.50.
New Overcoats
have just arrived. You probably
know that there have been not
enough good overcoats to meet the
demands we have just received 20
new overcoats from the
HOUSE OF KUPPENHEIMER.
and other makes at $33.50, $35.00,
$39.50, $12.50, $47.50, $55.00. ;
New Suits
too have just been unpacked ', A
gift he'll appreciate Priced f
$28.50 to $55.00. ' .
House Coats for men $9.50 to $1&75
Bath Robes for men $4.95-.to.5p
Gloves Make Excellent Gifts The
most complete selection for-men and
women can be seen here Dress
gloves, lined and unlined 'Auto
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Gloves Work and Street Gloves
in Kid, Mocha Suede and Horse
hide, Priced $1.15 to $3.95 Pair.
Useful Gift Suggestions for Her
Handkerchiefs, Neckwear, Boudoir
Caps, Hand Bags, Silk Underwear,
Porto Rican Hand Made Underwear,
Boxed Stationery, Table and
Dresser Scarfs, Luncheon Cloths,
Sweaters, Silk Petticoats, Waists,
and Bath Robes.
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SHOP EARLY EARLY IN THE
DAY.
Stop and Shop at
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BROTHERS
Quality Pioneen lince 1911
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL
CHRISTMAS.
PROGRESS SEEN
ON C. O. I. LANDS
(Continued from Pago 1.)
list with a totnl of 13,485 which
roprcEonta an Increase over last year
ot 2,969, Small Increases uro noted
In tho acreage sown to clover, orch
and, garden and miscellaneous crops,
totalling in all 3,116, Thoro has
boon a noticeable drop in tho acre
ago plantod to grain, 5,863 ncreB bo
in in, during tho. 1919 soason ns
compared with 7,893 last year.
There la also Bhown a smaller acre
age sown to .potatoes and timothy;
(Jqmjn under. .the heading rf crops
"it lTstfown that 13,485 acrea in al
falfa produced 3 tons to tho acre
wth a valuation ot 1709,190; clover,
825 acres, valued At $41,250; tlmo
thV. 302 acre, valued at? 19,1 10';'
5,868 acres in grain valued at 510,
513; '880 acrwTla potatoes valued at
m.O0ps Ot all. the fl,-UiBfol-
lowing roprosont tho consumption
on tho project, hay. 32,255 tons;
grain, 156,052; potatoes, 8,925
buBhols. Tho valued of the surplus
la $858,117 while tho crop value pro
duced Ih placod at 31,368,976. Tho
valuo of livestock is held at $788,
266 with bset cattle leading at $257.
810, sheep $227,528; dairy cows,
$156,640; horses, $126,640; hogs,
$19,648, Tho estimated, markot
vulue'iot surplus llvestock'la $213,
234. Tho estimated valuo of improved
farms Is $3,307,431 divided as fol
lows: oloared tracts, $323,588; cul
tivated farms, $2,983,843.
The population of tho farmers
shows an increase over last year of
304 persons, with a total this year
of 1,785.
lirgo Aci-oaga Served.
In th decrease cluran thoracis
ahown a slump Intllvesteck over last
year divided as follows: beef cattle",
9; dairy cows, 148; horses, 67; hogs,
,183 Uafce9, 1 ,745,
Regarding tho eondlllqn of tho
farmer on tho project, lh followluR
indicate his rating; number maki g
money from place, 4f aiSibor
merely making a living, 95, number
making a failure, 6; number using
outbldo tecourcee, 53. In thUi clual
flcatfon tho better condition, this last
year over 1918 are marhed, th o
being moro making money, fewor
merely making money, failures uud
fewor using outside resources, Thoro
nro 229 automobiles' on, the project
while last year there wjl72,
Thero are 22,965. irrigable acres
in cultlatlon; irrigable lauilMn culti
vated tracts, not cleared' 001. A
total uernncrn nf a.EluU iforvaA
water this year agai
last year,
total acreago ot 32J4JL'juuytorvd by
fK.2pt:OT i
acrea
Hewitt TUaes liae.liitiariii'ol
Jewett Yes, It 1m a,i)Mfro
randfather'a clock to 'rfM wtc
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