l.AKK JNTY KXAMINKK, I.AKr.NlKW, ORKUON, TIll'RKPAY, (H'TOHKIt 9K, :mt
Lake Count v Examine
HIKI) J. BllWMAM.
Lartt Papr. and LarfWt Circuit
Eastern and So.thera Orr.
IMUl.tHHKI KVKKT TH1 KMUT,
Knt rM I the I'ont 0rat l.arl. Or.
tioronil-naaa Maiur.
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51 nSCIPTUN R.TbS.
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Notice to Subscriber
tipiti ! Iin hiamtner who rrmov
'r. 'ii on. ii'ih.-;v to ain'ttirr. r chans
il. r ,,toHi.T n . 1 .1 1 nti.ml.1 rvmemtvr to
arm- t'hm ..itiee rur.l o i hi-ir pajH-r oat a.i
ir-.v.-.1 in tin- riht i-'MottU'C.
ADVFKTIMMl RATt5.
K.-uular Man.iing a.f. IUV an Inch lnlf
(aluinn iai'. per mouth. All Maniiioa a.l
haniteit r'"" t"!'"' month, lout of eumposl
lirti i hnririvl for all extra ehanir.'S All'tviai
alli(in extra. All short trrni aila. ealra
Reader. Iih ai rolumnn. 10e. per line oai'h in
altton. Want a.lv V. a lin each inaeriion
tfcrii of thanks l.t. Resolutions of coikIo
kniee. 11.60 ami upward.
Trsnsicnt Aittertising and Job lrlii
log. cash In aiUaiux.
411 Mils must be paid the Bnt of each month.
fjtT-No deviation from these term.
TUIO OaDCQ issepton fili al K.i- lUai'a
IHIa r Ai Lit AdvertiMne AK'n v 1.H faml
atmie Street. San Framivo, l al.. where
eouiraets for advertising can he mad. fur it.
Tbe business man or Arm, during
these stirring timet?, burst inn uii
big promises of the future, who aen
Tit to use our advertising space
ataud iD the wsy of future pros
perity. The Fxatuiner is uow sending
out uearlv WOO papers to regular
s-,1 scrihers v ry week to people who
tavo interests here, aud who will at
one future time make this ceetiou
their home. The old settlers may
know you but the new ones will not
tod surely will an! do go where thev
ire iurited. You do no only lse
loe? trade but invite competition,
a it is th live ones who know the
value of printer's ink. and that it is
a business-: 'tt-r, the uorlJ over
these days.
The OakhiO,! Eimnirer, Hi'l ublican. j
guys: The A iikk'hu poopit- scarcely
jrp- to t!,e pr iii'j-.'im of Prosi leut
To" I V
tii-nt' ' i !
p-:fi "It i-'Il.
it 1 ;'. it i'
k'.s-' .ir.veut r
"T' ere arc
tarty i
THE GLASS OF FASHION
Smart New York Women Use
Triple Full Length Mirrors.
THE FLOWER TRIMMED VEIL!
Spring Hata Bring Teeth and Nose
Into Preminanca and Play Hida anj
Saak With Waarera' Faces Model
M ora Eccantric Evary Day. j
IVar Elsa-llck Ims Just given me j
n Kaatrr pnniit that Is golnc to lie l
the comfort of my life. Ye: I know
that In the proper sequence of things
I should have been so delielitcd niid
surprised (1 boutlit It invselfi t find
the gift I" '"" dressing room on Das
ter morning, but the truth Is I Just
couldn't tvnlt a day longer without a
pep Into uiy full length triple mirror.:
for that'i the present 1 nhotild lx re-1
celTlng on Sunday morning. April ll.1
I do wonder, though, what I really will
find beside my breakfast plate on this
auspicious morning. But It's too nor
A'v.vz i -it
P i: i ..'i-
t-o- r
1' , ? a i 1 1 r.ttli-T iii'oel t
1 ieai ttie ?t;iti'UIlt of
l'vlk .of Miss-ui: .
times when loyalty to,
tieasou to the state."' j
An.lt!-' -"!,t iment of Mr. I'olk ap-
i 1;,- i i il". .- .'.-11 t.1 either h repu'j-'
li;':i-: ..i- a lo r i r. The ,1 1
i,.,; ,.al t . t-uttv ii' ility is re-pottsible
fur f.
in !
1 1-1 j i
lit.!,-:.
erjeiiciurie.-grte.
aii J oorrnpti u
i ! 'I - i r. i-i-, ;i')d none
trr.i- i: I otter th-m the
";: elf Lc-rhiJhot low de-
S-.-n meu, an i most bojs raisej i
in the city, speak di--parai;iugly Q' j
io l or rawed nn the farm. Hut tiie !
t ijaretta tietid a:) 1 the no account
develop from city surround ins,
while alam.-t invariably the r?aly
great men of this laud Bta-tei their
career ou tee farm. The:. were
rubes" aud "hayseeds," but
the stamina and braio and the muscle
acquired on the farm, in after years
male them able to cope uuceeaafully
aith the most strenaous and compli
trtted business and governroeotal
.Tai-.s cf' the t ntion. Remember this,
! r i f the farm, and eut out.
, ...-! nt '.or thi I!-'- that
-oj . iJi.t 1:1; 1 he n t 1 11 11 at the
btii-ti .uing tdf r-i ".",.; acrehjd'
U::d in hake (,'auuty the sud leu aj
tent of l.TsXi tratifcients would have
txoitecJ the cupidity of many place,
tut in Lakeview they were conaid
ered visitors and tbe charges were io
many instances cothing. In no case
were too rates raised above the ordi
nary. It is charging "all the traffic
till bar" when a crowd cornea to
to a makes tbe visitors koockera
jo stead of
dlanoea to
run.
1M BBONZK OKtl N BIKAW.
rid of me even to auto-sugget the Idea
of another gift. Still. I would give
Pick a Jolly goinl hug If he remem
bered how I liked that- No; I won't
even toll you what It wmv It's too
grasping- in f:h t. piggMiof me.
Hut to dfit-ribe this inirror. l-'.very
wouiitn i!ov:idays who goos in f.-r
dross as a line art -and most all New
York women c'.o are obliged to own
one of tli-, -!.'.-es. When fa-hi- !.-
I.--- ;' !ili . .t 111:1 l'..o rSli
f ..; ; arltig i:. a v.,-v . ia M.i.-Ii
M:;;e. la M...;.. i: te'.iU . no
should i'ie il.-.--; t:..t I'e.-l safe ia I c
Ing assured by one's mirror that slie Is
well put up from ine vanta-o p'.',:;t.
She must be sart.-rl il'y p. rf- t fr-m
every angle. Now. this js ( t--t,y what
the triple f.drror d-ies for And if
use,! l'.-iit!.;"u'.ly--vi.u;.i'.s IP e a
m.ili ine ;id.. imi-siP iiV- a: en hi!;- -lug
y. it ktiow to a ier!;.:np '.-.!: r'a r
y. 11 turtle y ur t e U ! P -. "
ft:!ly ; . ; - d. botl.er .' ur ' ..:! a
L'"U !i wr!: i - p.-!.iien' :;tl on. s i.:..!,.-s
you ri soluble I'riar 'l'uek in b: tui;!;'
robe ' r whether your !' he w u'-l
meet the aj proval of the early 1 Ire. ';s.
As f..r your hat-why, a "i-hepplng
bow l" jifi'tiir even has nttraet i..;,s -ed
from the right angle triangle of a
trlplieate. You know what a va-t dif
ference the least difference In the :ol
justuient of a chapenu means to femi
ninity, exactly the difference between
good looks and ugliness.
That awfully good manicurist I ha-, e
told you about uses a triple mirror
when ahe works with the bands of her
aoonr For nilnutp I couldn't tblnk
what wr had been talking about.
Kverj thing was no atupld. Then Dual
ly I blurt Ml out: "Oh. yes, I rvollK-t
We dlsctisicd that horrid woman
that's moved In n cross the street, aud
Longfellow." 1 actually failed to r
allxo what I'd aald until a perfect
howl grvetttl my abstracted cara.
Nasty of hint, wasn't It?
I am alisolutely fagged out fro in
trying to run a spring hat to cover
that I could wear without looking a
fright In. and I think I have succeed ,
ed In capturing the brush, to use a
hunting term. In tho chapeau of 1
brotir.e green straw I have sketched '
for you. in the season's medley of
shapes this Is a very conventional
model. Put It has a signature Inside
the crown that would satisfy any wo
man of Its 1 hli ness. even If alio over
looked the lovely great white marsh
roses about the crown and the long
ends of bronr.e telvet rlblHin that tie
under the chlu. The average hats of
the spring an1 wildly eccentric, and
they grow worne and wortte. There
Is more than oue quevr shape.
There's the funnel, the flowerpot and
the large spreading tray from which
to select, but there la one trait com
mon to them all they play hide and
seek with their wearers' faces. Two
features these hats do bring Into
prominence-the teeth and the nose.
So If a girl has a good set of teeth
and a bad nose, or the rc crse. she's
between the devil and the deep sea,
and It would lie better to select a
model more Impartial In Its demands.
' Hut you. dear, are fortunate In having
a face any hat would lie- proud to
adorn.
I The newest thing In veils has flow-
ers attached nt the top. where It Is ar
; ranged nbotit the hat. 1 saw a stun
nlng woman at Sherry's the 'thor 11ft
ernooti wearing a small I lue turban
in dull, spiky straw wltli a f c!l
of blue rot 1 aug':t Pa--- u -r'.v ar"i:'el
the top with IP y vP..,., ,l pp. :Ui I 1 i
roses. . This i il w p 1: :i i 1 '1
:l way t hat t he r 1 1:' P 1
crcwti. and tin re was r.. ,:u IP:,: r
catching of the t ' w a i '' 1 t e
when the veil Is ailtits:..! , ; ;':
flowers. .lust iii- 1 p.. !:,( t . .' a -lar
arrangement and see bow fet.h;-.-It
Is
Illi7.abet!l N. has Mit .all.-d la- i:p
on the phone at .1 :i-.;.o I t,' to n . w P'i
her to the ( ,,! ,:. .-lull to I lie I--.:
exhil Piou of h,..;-,-!i, 1 ! a-!s , f I').
eight. -e:i'! r..:.f!ry. This is the sni-ir
est w.u au's i lu' ia the cu itf. Vvs
Jolm .la, l, A ' r. I thi- P. N the 1 r s-.'..-:
r . : .1 l v '.;' ..-s 1 . 1! -
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Invest in I'riiuv Knport through ouv Ivstatc slmns, selling nl pir SlO.(M)
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increase its eapaeitv, we offer to a limited iiumher the opportunity to share etpialy
with us in the larvre ro!its eertaiu to aeetue. The money received ly the Coniany
through the sale of its shares is invested in choice Prince Rupert realty, under the direct
supervision of the Hoard of I it ectoi s. The opportunity is extraordinary hecause ol the
profit sharing plan !y which you may share in all the profits of the Compan;- its
rapidly increasing business.
PRINCE RUPERT BUSINESS PROPERTY
will make fortunes for those who invest in it now, as did Portland, Seattle, Spokane
ami Vancouver real estate, for those who invested in these cities ten years ajjo.
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No other city on this continent is making such rapid advancement in population,
commerce and huildiu. Prince Rupert's present and future growth insures investors
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offered in an equal decree by any other form of investment open to the public today.
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of these shares.
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Write or wife your order for shares today l'ou't delay.
Prince Rupert Real Estate Investment Co. Ltd.
410 Loo Building, Vancouver, B. C.
Prince Rupert., B C-
Win: VT :Ut YK VIts oi.P.
m:w iiwia. '..nn.. Sept. :m
inn- nt the wbent til It .1 - 1 l. T
-.hi lie ' u ail v in undent Mured
!d, ire the yi.-n eir-' ftiMMlie In
llypt Im- t u r-'ceiv.d In tie-
.-ntine 1 1 inn -n-r. el I ir.i 1 1 b if. I The
w lie.ll il - -; . il.-i I in tin" n i net. vn t h
dvnu-t.V, I.""' e.i is li.-f.ire ClirlHt.nr
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KKWAKD ol .It) .IoIIhik is heie
ilfered tor I "tumit,,n that will
to t he iirre-. mi conviction of
el still w ' li is sfoleo nes or
I proeil troin our ( 'oin any ;
the sum iuard l- beiel-v olfeii-d
nt. H ,n i i ' lint Illb. l to t he
t iind in id Ion ol anyone .le
ill,; t i i , i i i ty of t he ( 'mill any.
I ' litis. I n: ' aoh.
f ,1 , I Co. l eh A Tel. Co.
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rimmr-CLAmm rumttouTm
Mammoth Stables
C. D. ARTHUH, PKorminm
1 ho '.nrui'Nt l.lverv nml I'vil Stable In .Mintliern I in-irnu
i if ,. HI hern Califnriiln. Ilnr-OM Itnanleil liv tbe Ihi.v. Week
ur M'-ntli. Sn-cbi Atteiiti iii lilveii tn TriuiMlciit St.id,
LAKCVIE W
OHLOON
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A WEDGWOOD ROOM.
This S'l.Tde Will Be Pretty In SprinQ
R J c ; o ,- a t i o n .
bill- (P. 1-
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buoBtefB fjo too many 4u
""tsTvaluat le ia the lonu
The third ancual chtalou of the
CfirreHfiondeui e Sc buol uf fh L'river-
fst.V of Oieiinn in jin-t I eifjK neiit Out
an-i the l.v-.,t iiicr i-i-l. n '. .'. I - i- the
rteeti't of h copy
A t! oid tnitny ne' cji'i . hnv be it
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m i. i.l I ; a line, iaiiijsh
a.'i I l'hs;i 1. u-v All !
patrons. In this .l.i---.
h-j. ... a.ciil nil i-!i
h in..'; t -ia ! ,-i f.- i-i -i I
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ul these ;oijsen LTh - eim; . Ifr6ii
j la-t iei.ll y tu-e of idiiirt'" it'td the
a c i k heeuni to I n lueein -j u real
a!! in the Stute Students troni all
paU of (JrK"u to the number of 4(XI
tf now enrolled bud the number is
trtmuw raiddly. All of the cooisjea
uttered ar given by the members of
the regular Unlveruity faculty.
A Ksaoaa iUe to get off hia buuo'i
of good ttouud Be d be: A lot of people
wtt koo are worth twenty thoummrj
dollura or more a large tart of
bleb they atola from their Momaoh,
thtr Uok aod their braiub ...d it it
aiow too lata to ever fay it b .uk.
,-i ! ii h i, , hi. i , l:nl I in i r ,j
o . i-r ' he : Pt.u ' 1 1 : 1 1 illM pol l ;.- e lo'l'-'h
to I i--h -o-lii;' i if as ol hi-rs see me.
()t e,oir-e !'n. n.,' nfti n .-ati.iii-d with
the result; but, na I!ro nln;r Fays, the
poKHlble best Is a comfort to achieve.
And tulkinj; of lirowning reminds
me of iJiok'd latest piece of Impu
dence. Von know, dear, we have Just
organised a literary club In our neigh
borhood, and the other afternoon I
round Dick home when ' from
the laat meeting. "Well." he naked
cheerfully, looking up over t!io top of
Ma paper, "what wna the tojde under
AkiC'uaakiia Ui tba club thU after'
I IP - .!;: -i !-, a ;.-!' 'i ! t.
w ';.-! t.-.N t . t . -' P I y.-!
hoc. f,.t i- : P.. ...M !-, r.-. i-. f-.r
t!f r.,.ci J : : i i -, r .a v.. (;! i r .--t
IT!! i p. -life. v. P h i's .s,, ',-r II .'ll'
The j .ii ' pv c,,'. ,r Is i -, , I , i , r ,-i ! il h--s
yep.oc l!;-i:i IP- coPc-i:-! ' iP, a- if
a t..t. h "f Mfav had been d ihed In
but tin-re ! sti'l eii.ei-'li of the. r.--i:n.v
toll.- left to bleed With the Wl-lliiUOoiI
Mile of the liatl'illS.
Till -se .iir'.-iin yomN may be found
In sin h Inexpensive materials in
pah'iten, cotton poplin nnd Japanese
crape, all of which are mure recent
arrivals on the decorator's counter
1 than denim and burlap.
Several plect8 of old inahognny, a
jieacixk screen and a bowl of pollsh-
', ed brass are the needed touched In
, this chaste little room.
B-!mce In Furniture.
'. ' ' ' - c t - f r -r
. t . .' : ' P.- re - rt a !'i
Pi:.. ' ' '. ,1- :-n f'llly
'Aitti fiiroPnre hi p nthi-rs thtit simi)
the a ppei r.i tice f t!:c m-M expensive
!y lilted up a p.-j-t nn-n t. l irsi and fore
most of these Is to "balance" a room,
meaning by that not to (jet all the
heavy pieces or all the lar'e pictures
on one Hide. If, for example, there la
a large Rofa against odc wall, acroas
from it there should be a table or
something like that to preserve the
equalities. It need not be exactly
acroas, but somewhere on tbe other
Bide, to avoid looking as though, were
the floor swung one aide. It would go
down and the other come up. In re
arranging a room the nigs, If any are
used, should be taken up and tbe
floors left so that the chairs, etc., can
be easily moved to experiment for the
bent placing.
To Pro'.ect a Bureau.
( : i. I nt, a -I ' ep r n ho has ma ho'.'a tiy
beilroi.rn fnrnPiae ,im n careless fain-
I!;, ha s I P i. nn a way !' pi'1 H'ct the
. i , ,. s'i. l,i. - ti rent
, ,- , t - . . , ' i i i . i . ill a I -1 1 his it cut
t,, it 1 i.. i, if I he ,ii-mm This Is
i: -, ,i : I he ,, I ; a .: V blireji II
,i , r
V;ii ur iPy a cover that i-. ro t trans
; , :., :- ii t be il -. il. bnl I hose of
,jMiie i r heavy II hi are hoi h smart
and sen ici able, and the oilcloth not
only beeps the wood from sc Hitching,
but prevents more Hcrlous scarring
from hot curling Irons or dropped
matches.
N.itue.
in u 1 1 1 1 m ii' m v i ii i:uv
i i, tice i, i.-i,-l.y Mjv,.n ihai all irrli;.'i
teill. ur llllllf.lee ilitches ..11 all llnllt
-.In-aiu-. .brioiuht I .a k.- i '. oi n t . In--i
.it. ni'.M lie screened with a sinall
1 1 1 . - i 1 -.vtfe iTih llitlLT a ' I leir held . a
I M 1 1 I i i 1 1 1 Willi I lie 1 1 1 .'I i 1 1 c h -I 1 1 I ... -I . .f
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lie - a ii- . il i i a -- i a l - ir it- a r ' he t; i i, i
, II . , , ;' the 1 1 , . a i 1 1 , 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 e 1. -, i : i - I , , , I
,.H tie- p.i--a:c i.f In, ill at ali litn.--i.I
i-ar. a-. irni.ei by mu -ai,
ill i til be ij.ilie at low U .1 I , r little,
ul- ti, lie Cl.lllplct.-.i by I'eli. 7. I '...
I'.y iifilcr nf .1 A. I'.ai bain.
Siiecial I ii put y tih W a r.leii , a
1 .tl Ues i Hill I V , I I fey i ill
COLORADO HEl
LAKI: ll-W, )kT:(i).
Tlie lest Meals in Town -Try Us
IitlICr' ' " 11 " 1 '" 1 1 " "' ' l ioli liri'.ul h.ulv
C. I:. LONZWAY, lroprcitor
CASTOR I A
For Infants and CMldrea
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
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I- Nt'l .SK I- A I KIM VRH M'AI.K. Wl MlM I I I H
vnn. Mot 0o:i"0ajtTiP. trn ftin.iii. Boiltri
.i Clrru-ik U Su..k at roltii.AM. 01U.OON
Every O. V. L. Co.
Contract Holder
SHOULD SUCSCMBE FOR THE EXAMINER
Hello ! There ! Hello !
STOP AND THINK !
S. T. Colvin
1 Tin- old Sto' lii).'in .'iiid Randier lias purdiascd the
; Furniture Store ol il I. Chandler. He is putting in a li
I stack ol joods and is marking down every tiling so that
! you can live lv huyin furniture of him Call and lood at
'insjjoyds. Mr. J arnliam Harris, the experienced under-
taker, will he there to wait on you any time.
YVe Have Found ThobC Er- J;J
rors in the County Records, jyj
M
M Abstract, of Title to all Lands in ffl
I FOUND
WiUing to Oblige.
"iVuse inc. iiin'fiiii." nalil tbe husky
holjo; "but. ez yousp Uln Bee, I alnt
bardb Kt a ra t' m baric. Can't
jroone do namthUilXcr iu7
"Ortnlnl.v." replied tbe kind Udy.
'llere's tbo mgr b ie Help jronrtelf."
Detroit THi.f
HUMMONS.
In tbe Circuit Court of tbe State of
Oregon, for.tbe County of Lake.
JOSEPH F. AMBK08E,Plalntlff.
vs.
ROSIK AMBKOSE, defendant.
To Rosie Ambrose the above named
defendant '
I In the natne of the State of Oregon,
you are bureby required to arffiar
arid answer the complaint tiled
HKaiuHt you In tbe above entitlml diilt,
nn or befom triB 'JHtb.iliiy ir October,
I Dim, that bwiiitf tbe ilHt.e of tbe lust
fiiiblicati'in of HiimtiHitiH and tbu lust
iliir with in which tlm ddlBiidaut is
' rcipiired to' himvut iih flxml by tbn or-ilci-
nt iiiillic.it ion ...tfliis HU in in on H,
iind if vim fail to appear tu iiinl an-
. Mvnr tbn (iliiintill will iil'p'.V
c i ; i it f'-r tin; n li-i' iniv"l for in tin-
t c jinpat'iit.
i 'Ibti 'relief demanded in the. cmu
' .. .i: I
plmnt III Inr a decree ii imuvi -uii
the mariii'Kii contract and boinlH ol
inartrlmony HxiHtin between
r.Uintilf and defendant and for the
cutitoily of the minor children, Martin
F. Ambrose and 'J'homas J. AmhroHe.
Thin aiimnions is published In tbe
Lake County Examiner, a wekly
newspaper, printed and published at
Lakevlew, Ocegon.by order of Hon,
Ueortte Noland, judKO of said Court,
and dated the 4tb day of fcSpetembor,
1U()0
' Tb' first publication to be made on
Thursday, the 9td day of September,
1909, and tbe last pnbllcatldn to be
mad on the 28th day of October, 1909.
W. J. MOORE,
89 029 Att oroey for Plaintiff.
Lake Country Furnished.
Terms Reasonoble.
Tract Index Abstracting Co.
Win. JACOBS, Manager.
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