Lake County examiner., August 22, 1912, DAILY EDITION, Image 4

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BRAND
SHOES
ARE
BETTtR
ftp Perfect
Fitting
Corsets
Weearry the "Kabo" Corset
in such a variethaswrtment,
that no matter what kind of
figure you have, we have a
corset to fit you. When a
w oman wears a corset ad
apted to her figure, she is
sure not only of shapeliness
but of comfort. We have
particularly good models to
insure the fashionable tig-tire.
Prices range from 7Jc to
street.
The following dwellings have Peen
completed tnl year and the cstinmted
cost given below ia a fair one :
Sam Kailev on t'ark atreet, I'ru'k
$2000: H. U. Kuhl in the Watoon ad
dition, bungalow atyle, $2000 : l)n V.
Brennan, in process cf construction,
bungalow in the Prenkle addition,
12000; John lewis on Slush street,
$1500: the Catholic rectory, brick that
is being erected immediately North of
the Catholic church, $1000 and Frank
Wilnon on Slash ftreet, $1000.
'1 lie Sunset Lake Lumber Co., that
established a mm ber yard on Center
street reports that they have, sold a
considerable amount of lumber hi nee
establishing a yard in Lakeview. At
i present they have about 300.000 feet of
j lumlier on the yard, and inform us tlmt
I they have contracts to fill for six
j dwelling houses and three barns to le
i erected soon.
I The Lakeview Land and Luml'er
I Company renort that their sales of
lumber since January 1, will nearly
i reach the $10,000 mark, and that they
j now have about 350,000 feet of lumltr
j on hand in Lakeview.
j Our building era already established
1 1 n ia year more than doubles that of
any place heard from in this entire
! country.
We Can Supply
WOODCOCK &
LEONARD
General Blacksmithlng
and Horseshoeing
Phone 501
LAKEVIEW :: OREGON
For a Comfortable
SHAVE
Up-to-Date Hair Cut era
Good Bath, call at
HcCURDY'S
BARBER SHOP
North Water St.
Eli Hotel
Meals At All Hours
Comfortable
Beds
HOTEL LAKEVIEW
LIGHT & HARROW, Props.
Headquarters for Commercial
Men and Delegates to Central
Oregon Development League
Cor. Water and Canyon Sts., Lakeview, Or.
G. Sherman Easter
The Pioneer Jeweler and Wntehmaker
of Southern Oregon
Jewelry Cut Glassware Diamonds
Souvenir Spoons
WATER STREET
LAKEVIEW, OREG.
Building Material j north water street
RAISE HOGS SAYS
STOCKYARDS MAN
Has Traveled Over Much
Country Enroute to
Lakeview from Portland
Wnrcien, presiding. Diseusion of Har
mony and Grange Goi.d Koada Bills.
KEt'OKTS OF COMMUTES.
ELECTl ION OF OFFICERS.
SELECTION OF NEXT MEETING
PLACE.
FAKEWELL, V. L. Snelling.
O. U. Plumrner, secretary and treas
urer cf Portland L'nion StocK Yards,
nho is a Portland Relegate to the Lea
gue Convention, was a welcome visitor
of the Examiner's yesterday. It was
a great eurorife to Mr. Plumrner to see
the vast ucreage of land that he saw
lying idle on his trip to Lakeview.
He stated that he saw much territory
that is favorably adaptedto hogjraising
and says there ia no excuee for our
meat markets having to stock up with
Swift's hams and bacons, instead of
that produced in Lake County.
Mr. Plummer is also an active pro
moter in the Eugenics Exposition to
be held at the Salem State fair. This
is really a scientific baby show and
physical perfection will derterrnine the
winners. While here he is endeavoring
to get some children to en'er the contest.
C. L. Withers is down from Summer
Lake tu attend the meeting of the De
velopment League.
LEAGUE FAVORS
STATEJONTROL
Does Not Want Any Nat
ional Combine to Han
dle Resources
The trip to w.e West Side yesterday
ir.Kiftrr. u aorr.ewhat with the exercise
of th: Uevelijpment League, although
sur.'.L-itiit time was had to (swipe State
Li.yineer Lewis' proposition regarding
water power and irrigation off the
map. The sentiment of the League
seernH to Le in iavor of State confrol cf ctrurted for restaurant purposes. China
our resources rather than to have the K.i, who ccnouotcd lr,e restaurant in
tsarn e under national control, and rev- the old Gliding on the same fcite, is
triil of the delegates expressed them w m San Francisco purchasing fur
selvta very forcibly in matter. i i ishings ar.d euipme' t for the purpose
The evening exerciseH were again ar;(j VI up a modern and first class
turned over the 16x45 addition to the
proprietors. This is constructed ot
t rick and the interior effect is of the
Mezznine flnr type, reached ty a wide
easy t'r trom the center of the stjre.
A v.ry pieasir.fr feature is the light,
an abundance of which is admitted
thro'-tr1! improved Prism glass windows
wit! gravity center ventilators, the
first ot this class to he introduced into
Lakeview. The space on the Mezza
nine floor will be occupied by the men's
footwear, heavy clothing and trunks
and suit cases. The lower or main
noor of the annex will he taken up by j
spacious and well lighted oflices, with j
a fire proof vault, and a men's fitttirgj
room with lavatory and toilet. A room .
in which will be carried ladies' cloaks, I
suits skirts and other ready to wear
garments, which will be added to their i
present stock, will also be added. There I
will be a cozy ladies rest corner fitted j
up with eBsy chairs, across the entire
front. A steam heating and lighting
plant in the basement is included in
the many changes being made all of
which will be completed within the
next few weeks.
The addition to the First National
BanK, which ia 41x48 feet with full
basement, is being constructed of brick.
This will te two stories in height, i
j the lower floor of which will house the 1
j Lakeview postoffice, while the upper;
! floor will be fitted up for oliice rooms.
A cement sidewalK will be laid across!
I the building on the south side and
'around the front This undertaking'
will eoht approximately $.j,HH) and will j
add a great improvement to that, cor
! ner. i
I lietween the north wa'l of the First'
National HanK hrvl tr.e Lane & lie-l-AulilTe
saloon, iJr. Ijely is having
'erected a"jx21 foo me siory building,
v. itn full basemen1 - rich will have a J
cement t-iii;walk across the front, j
When completed the building will cost j
upwarus oi i ur.j is being con
largely attended, and all of the speak
era listened to with market attention.
The principal speaker was Pr. W. J.
Kerr, presidei.t of O.A.C. and his rema
rks will appear in an early issue ol
the Examiner. Col. A. K. Holer, of
Salem, also delivered a very able ad
dress, as did J. M. Fulton, of Kenu.
The prorain tor tomorrow follows :
PKOd'KAM
Morning Wesson, August -2.
'J. in. Presiding Officer, J.W. Kerr,
President O. A. C.
AMiliESS, O. M. Plumrner, Portland:
Farmer Smith, Portland; ('. S. Hud
son, Herd : and G. M. Carter, Hous
ton, Texan.
COMMITTEE KEPUP.TS.
GEMiltAb MSCL'SSION.
11 a. in., Ex' uraior; to New Pine Creek,
3 u. in.
PUULK.Ti Y AND EXIIIIU IS.
ADDRESS, P. J. England, Chicago
Land Show; W. E. Coinan, G. F. A.
S.P. &S Ry. : C L. Oliver, Klamath
Falls: H. V. McNamara, G. I'.A. N.
C O. Ry. and F. II. Fogarty, A.G.
K.A. Nortbein Pacific Railroad.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
DlaCL'jslON.
8 p. in. "Good Roads". Judgn W. S.
jcbfe in every particular.
j The N -O.-O. Railway Company is!
I now working on and have nearlv com-j
pleled a new S1.",0U0 depot at the foot j
of Outer street. The building is con-!
stru'-ted of stone and brick and when
completed will be, without exception, !
the hands unest and most modernly de- j
signed depot in Southern Oregon or j
Northern California. The building that
is being used for a depot at present and
which will te used tor a lreight house,
after the completion ot the new one,
was built since January 1, at a cost of ;
no leas than $:i(.00.
Another valuable addition that has1
been added to the town since January j
1st is the Snider opera house that was j
built at anexpense of $00oo. This in a j
wooden building but ia of modern de
sign, with maple floor and equipped i
with a large atage and contains the
conveniences of u pi ay house, motion
picture show and dance hall. ,
The Reno Brewing Company's wure- j
house in Wallers addition, north of
the depot ia a building that represents
the cost of at least S1500. :
T. P Perr.ar I, har t ,v-rc mm:, !. . .
spent about S'(iU on the addition of a I
bricK front across bis store on Water!
For my kind of it structure you
coiitemil;ite liniliiiug ou the
shortest notice. Thoroughly
seasoned liuiihcr of full thickness
it ml gmtntiitecil iun lity, shinnies
or irc:trcl roofings for cover
ings, fanning, etc. nil the Jt
of the best mnnnfitcturers.
Come In n ml look us over
miiyhe ween n sn ve you some
money, time uml trouble.
Sunset Lumber
Company
Yiinl, ('filter St, IMioik 7lT 1
For :t (tilt IMire Invest-
in cut in Now Pino Creek j
Property: eonsult the owner;
of Kingsley's Addition to j
that eoniin town at the
Green Garden
Rooming House
Pirst door North Lakeview I
(larae, on Main Street j
The Kentucky
Wholesale and Retail
LIQUOR STORE
Post & Klnff, Props.
Lakeview. Oregon
Sunshine Mines
AT HIGH GRADE, CALIFORNIA
Sunshine Twins
Leasing Company
Stock 15c Per Share
See Elmer C. Ahlstrom at Postoffice
Lakeview, Oregon
Auto Ride To Land of Gold
THURSDAY AUG., 22nd.
Leave Hotel Lakeview at, 8:30 A. M.
The Economy Store
PHIL S. CUMMINS & CO.
GENERAL
MERCHANDISE
Hotel Building Water Street
You are Cordially Invited to Visit
The Palace Bar
Lane & McAulifTo, Props.
Choice Liquors and Cigars
Billiard and Pool Parlors In Connection
Water St., Two Doors North of Postoffice
E. F. Cheney
.MHiiiifni-tnriT i1 iil
I'raJi r in ll kliiOi ill
Harness, Saddles
Bridles, Whips
Robes
liilul'l ;im, Spuiii, Coiitlun.
Kowttt'H mi, I evert thing kept
in H Fii-Hl-chutM Hhup.
Corner i.ull.inl uml Water
n;u:i'iio.K m'mi:ki:hvi;m.k I. A KIHYIi: W, OR ICG Ob
Lakeview Meat Market
IIAVJ-S it (JKOIi, Proi-kiktoks
Fresh and Salt Meats
Prepared Lakeview
DELICACIES
Corner Canyon and Main, Lakpview, Ore,
A. Kaufmann
WATCHMAKER mntt
JLWkLtR
Watches, Diamonds
and Jewelry
Skillful Watch Kcpairin
Artistic Ivngravinj?
Ni:'T I molt To 1'UtUC UHKAKY
The Shamrock
A First Class Saloon
SIERRA BEER, HIGH GRADE
LIQUORS AND CICARS
Water Street, opp. Transfer Co
3ee Us For Snaps
I n
Farm Lands and
City Property
Goose Lake Valley Land and
Orchard Company l!SSi'