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Our Garment Section is showing a
large selection of Authoritrtive Fall
and Winter Fashions
Strictly liliih grade model In the smartest Fall Styles, fine miiteriols and, faultiest tailoring. In thli
assortment of suits and coon we offer you the product of some of the beet designer of women's ap
parel In America garments that not only follow the trend of fashion, but are splendid examples of the
best tailoring.
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New
Models
the aeason'a newest materials
Jackets are of correct length
and handsomely lined. Truly
one of the most distinctive
groups of coats and suits It
has ever been our pleasure to
show.
Suits Priced From
$15 to $45
Coats Priced From
$8 to $60
CASH VAIAJKS
HAMILTONS'
WORTH WHILE
B8S
W PERSONALS FROM SHEDD to
AND THAT VICINITY
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1 Shedd it growing in population a
well a wtalih in 'Ut rati few days.
Lore n Stone, uni of the Sliol-I
boyi, is bick in Slir.nl. lie has bcc.i
helping harvet;-iir Wsthington, Mr.
-Si. in-: ( Washington U a great
country, uiitl l.ai lu I fine crops thi
year. ' Mr. M,-fcl:y died o( heart Inn
ble at ilio he lie ( I'tr daughter, Mr,
E. l-'.mull. I.im Saturday nttcrn'ju..
Macl.ircy cai.i"! ,'rom Itnstcrn Ore, i:
mid vti vivtmg lur da.itjitrr,
The Christian l-'udeavor had i vv
cut at the l.'n'Uil I'rctbytcriaii church
lust Friday vici.hm 'III C, K. it- ni
llaUcy. O.:'- ill', t d ;Mlinny ?
the visiting clubs, Tney hail a fine
program, a good lunch nml a good so
cial time. Afterwards Rev. I lose gave
the welcome address, which made all
four societies feel good. Mrs. Cyncj
Arnold, the president of the Shcdd C.
E, called the pingrain and Mr. Rob
nctt, the president of llulsey C. F,.
gave a rousing speech Miss Mc.idy
Brown, the president- nf llic ("takvillr
C. E, gave a good reading.
Alius Helen Stitchwcli of Willam
ette University, was vititing relatives
near Shcdd during Saturday and Sun
day. The Shcdd student body organised
Sept. 25, l!6. The officers are as fol
lows: Pres., Floyd Simon; vice pres.,
Fred Niuct; sec, Miss Mina Arnold;
trcas., Miss Gladys Thompson; lib
rarian, Miss Dorothy Satchwcll; ser-grant-at-arms,
Mr. Lawrence Lan
drith. Messrs. Simon, R. Arnold, II. O.
Pink-staff, J. M. Dickson and J. B.
Cornell have bought an iniilage cut
ter and arc now making good use of
it. They have filled eight large silos.
They report that the corr, is badly
damaged by the early freeze.
Walnut Convention.
A rate of one and one-third fare has
been granted over all railroads in
Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Cali
fornia to all persona who wish to at
tend the meeting of the Western Wal
nut Association to be held at North
Yakima, Wash., Nov. I-2-3. Tickets
on sale Oct. 28 t6 Nov. .1. Provided
fifty attend paying full fare of 50
cent or more going.
DUN'S WEEKLY REPORT.
Here is the season's
ematfef furl in oiiter-orarments.?
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Ar Because of their style, warmth
and convenience these
Indian Sport Coats
and Mackinaws
General Tendency of Trade it Up
ward, Thougkh Disturbed By
High Prices of Thing.
All speculative markets experienced
reaction this week and legitimate
business has temporarily moved un
der reduced momentum, owing to the
holiday interruption and Ji certain
hesitancy due to international devel
opments. Current transactions, how
ever, continue unprecedented for the
period and, with the strength of fun
damental factors undiminished, the
general tendency in trade and indus
try is still toward further expansion.
By rejecting many additional con
tracts, and under the stimulus of bet
ter working conditions, the steel cor
poration has made some headway in
relieving the congestion at its mills
and factories, though the unfilled or
ders at the end of September were
nearly 80 per cent, greater than in
1915. The rise in prices in this quar
ter, as in numerous other lines, con
tinues, and of the 331 wholesale quo
tations regularly compiled by -Dun's
Review, 66 showed . advances this
week and . 26 declines. The extreme
costs natural! induce more or less
conservatism and deter some from
buying, but in many instances , the
prospect for further advances is an
incentive to larger purchasing, and
consumption generally is maintained
in extraordinary volume. This is evi
denced by the record-breaking bank
clearings, which this week are 22.2
per cent in excess of last year's at
leading centers outside of New
York. Part of the gain, of course, is
due to the high prices, yet the re
markable totals would not be possible
were It not for the noteworthy and
widespread activity in general busi
ness. In many cases, however, a full
measure Of progress is not possible
becauc producing and transporting
facilities, though Increased and ex
tended to the limit, remain inadequate
to meet the growing requirements.
Insistent calls for' rush shipments of
materials and products indicate the
urgency of consumers' needs, but, as
some machinery is idle through labor
scarcity and wage controversies, out
puts are insufficient, and the shortage
of rolling stock accentuates the diffi
culty of making deliveries as sched
uled, '" . '
- - are more popular than ever with men and women.
' Woven especially for us by the OregorCity
Woolen Mills, originators of Navajo Art
Craft." Bright Indian border patterns and
checks and plaid. Handsomely tailored. All.
wool fabrics rain and cold resisting.
Come in and try on tome of thete
tmart coatt today.
Wheat Going Up, Too.
(By United Press)
Edmonton, Alt., Oct. 19. C. S. No
ble, mincer fnrmcr of the Claresholm
district, today had an official award
from the Alberta government, of the
world's record for raising wheat. His
1,000 acre field averaged 52 bushels
to the acre. This Is one bushel higher
than the previous world's record,, held
in Polouse county, Washington, in
the United States, The grain, Noble
says, will grade No. 1 hard.
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