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Little Things at Little Prices
The Special Novelties added to our stock this
season are most attractive for the lady shop
per. We ore showing many new Little Things.
Make it a point to come and see them.
Bulgarian Collars the Duckling Fleece The
new and latest novelty new Bulgarian patterns;
in Ladies' Neckwear, suitable for house drcs
many desijjnsareshown. ses, kimonos, etc., ex
Price 35c, 50c and 81 25 ceptional value, 20c yd.
Bulgarian Ribbon the Buttons for trimmings
latest of all Fancy Silk si lk-covered, all colors,
Ribbon produced this lOcdoz.; Steel Cut, Crys-
season, 200 ligne, 6 1-2 tal Fancy Novelty and
inches wide, 35c yd. or Black Jet, 20 different
3 yards lor $1.00. designs and sizes.
The Economy Stocking Outing Flannels white,
Protector. Positively cream, blue, pink, red,
prevents stockings from fancy checks and fancy
,ripping, tearing or slip- stripes; th; heavy, fluffy
ping; can be attached to kind, usually sold at
any supporters, price per 12 l-2c to 15c yd., our
set of four, 15c and price this season, in all
25c. varieties, 10c. yd.
THE QUALITY STORE
NEW PINE CREEK DEPARTMENT
DEVOTED TO LIVE NEWS NOTES OF THE STATE
LINE TOWN SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE
TOURNAMENT WAS
FINANCIAL LOSS
The Base Ball Tournament which
was held at Fairoort and New fine
Creek September 13, 14, and 15, by
M. L. Kerr of Altura. was not a suc
cess financially;. Mr. Kerr claima that
he lost aboot 9150.
The main da was Sunday at Fair
port. The Altaras band was present
and good crowds from Lakeview and
Altaras. Saurday night a dance was
given at the Fairport Inn, the Altaras
orchestra farnisbing the music, mere i
was a large crowd present and all
present reported a fine time:
It is about time that New Fine
Greek citizens awake to the fact tbat
it doei not pay to allow an outside in
dividual to give a Ball Tournament in
the name of the town. Last Summer
an individual handled the ball games
and we heard of all kinds of complaints
about New Fine Creek not doing wbat
ahe agreed. This last tournament Mr.
Kerr fell abort and could not pay the
boys all tbat was due them. He gave
them his note and no doubt experts
to make good. Such a condition
leaves a tad impression on Fairport
and New Fine Creek, as the boys
thought that it was the two towns
that gave the tournament.
The citizens of New Pine Creek who
subscribed money all paid every cent
that they pledged, and no ooubt Fair
port did likewise. We all felt that
it was too early to bold this tourna
ment and warned Mr. Kerr to postpone
it a few weeks, as everybody was busv
and could not get all oar ball team
together. However, he insisted on the
dates first set. We had one good day
which was Sunday at Fairport. The
people all bad the time of their livea
at the ball game between Alturaa and
Lakeview. The best game of the
tournament was played heie Monday
afternoon between Lakeview and Fort
Bidwell, the score being 3 to 0 In
favor of Lakeview.
The State Line school opened Sept.
8, with Mrs. W. D. Hill as teacher
and the Kelley Creek School opened
last Monday, September 15, with Mr.
W. D. Hill as principal and Cora Berry
for the Primary department.
Fred L. Schrott returned Tuesday
from a few days bunting trip at the
upper end of the lane.
A fire alarm was given out last Mon
day night about 7 :30 p. m. One said
that the blacksmith shop was on fire
but we found that L. C. Vinyard, the
blacksmith, was working a little over
time.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Amlck returned
from a business trip to Ashland last
Sunday.
Mrs. Justin Gibbins spent a few
dBys in New Pine Creek this week
visiting her folks.
The Ladies Improvement Club or-
mm u
?v'7i MOM
e
GUARANTEED
to be equal to any
Beer brewed. Bot
tled md on draught
at all leading saloons
Reno Brewing Co. Inc.
7$
GOOD ROAD BEING
MADE IN DULLARD
County and Olty Co-operating
In Constructing a
Shorter Route East.
Frank Roggera, the renowned Good
Koada builoer, in now working a crew
of men on the Bullard Canyon con
structing a road to connect with that
which he made on the other side of the
summit. This piece of road is almost
a boulevard and aaid to be In excellent
shape for auto travel. The road that
is being constructed on this side of
the mountain will all be on the north
side of the canyon. The city limits
extend one-half mile east from Main
Street and the expense of that link
connecting with the County highway,
which U being constructed under the
supervision of Mr. Roggers, will de
volve Upon the town. A force of men
ia now working on the town road, and
good progress is being made.
When the entire work is completed
it will greatly lessen the distance as
well as materially add to the conven
ience of making the trip to Warner
and other vallevs east.
Resolutions of Condolence
WHEREAS:
Our Heavenly Father in Hia Infinite
wisdom, has taken from our member
ship our brother, C. C. Lof tus, there
fore be it resolved :
That Oriental Chapter, No. 5, O.K.
S. has sustained the loss of an honored
member, and the community a useful
and upright citizen ;
That our heartfelt sympathy be ex
tended to the family and friends of
our deceased brother ;
That these resolution be spread
cpon the minutea of the Chapter, and
published in the Lake County Exam
iner, and a copy sent to ihe bereaved
wife.
Lora B. Conn,
A. E. Florence.
Myrtle Smith.
WHEKEAS:
An All-wise Father has removed
from our midst our brother, John O.
Bull, therefore, be it resolved :
That Oriental Chapter No. 5, O.E.S.
has sustained the loss ot a wortby
and zealous member and honored Past
Patron :
Tbat our fraternal love be extended
to our sister, the bereaved wife, and
our sympathy to the relatives and
friends:
That these resolutions be spread up
on the minutes of the Chapter and
published in a local paper, and a copy
sent to Sister BulL
Lora B. Conn,
A. E. Florence,
Myrtle Smitb.
Silver Lake Items
("Stiver Lake Leader)
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cronemiller and
son, of Lakeview. spent the noon hour
in Silver Lake Sunday, on their way
by auto to attend the Pendleton Round
Up. Last Tuesday evening about six
o'clock Cooney Reeder was kicked by
a horse which broke his right leg just
below the knee. The team had been
kicking just before the accident hap
pened. He had succeeded in Quieting
them and was climting op behind
tbem to release tbe lines which were
tied at the top of the hay rack, when
one of them pasted him with tbe re
sults above mentioned. Urs. Thorn
and Ewing reduced the fracture and
he is resting as easily as possible un
der the circumstances.
Paisley Pick-ups
(Cbewaucan Press)
Mrs. V. Conn, accompanied by her
two daughters, departed for the east,
Sunday, where the girls will resume
their studies.
A petition has been in circulation in
Silver Lake the past few days calling
for the removal of Wm. La Slater
from the office of Game Warden for
this district.
The Paisley Garage and Machine
Shop this week established a daily
auto run from Paisley to Lakeview.
The car will leave here every morning
at eight o'clock, will remain in Lake
view a few hours and return the same
day arriving at Paisley about five.
Steve Moss had the misfortune to be
kicked by a mule last Friday. He
bad juBt returned from tbe blacksmith
shop where the mule had been shod.
He was working with the animal when
his foot slipped and he fell. The mule
immediately tegan kicking him about
the arms and breast, bit left arm
getting tbe brunt of the blows. He
baB been around since with this arm,
which was badly swollen, in a sling.
CLOSING OUT SALE
Stock and Fixtures of the business formerly con
ducted by Mrs. A, M. Neilon, Women's
Outfitter, known as "La Mode'
in the Bieber Block, Lake
view, Oregon.
TO SATISFY THE DEMANDS of CREDITORS
These Goods Will Be Closed Out at the Earliest
Possible Moment, Regardless of Original Cost
You will never have such an opportunity to se
cure Ladies' Suits, Dress Goods, Waists, Skirts,
Laces and Embroidery, Hosiery, Ribbons
and Millinery Goods at prices which
will be placed on these goods.
The Sole will begin
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 1
EVERYTHING MUST GO, INCLUDING
THE FIXTURES, NOTHING HELD OUT
Remember the place, Bieber Block, Lakeview, and
the date, OCTOBER. 1st, 1913, and plan to do
your buying for Fall and Winter.
BIG ENROLLMENT
BEGINSJN SCHOOL
Brief NewsNotes of In
terest From Our Educa
tional Center.
ganized on Thursday of last week.
We hope that the ladies will get busy
and have some of these backyards
cleaned up. Our town can be made
one of the prettiest in the state all
we need is a little public spirit.
The Ladies Improvement Club ret
Sept. 28. 11)13 for the Grand Old Time
Picnic to be held at New Pine Creek
Picnic Grounds on the shores of Goose
Lake. A general Invitation is ex
tended to everybody.
The Lakeview Schools have opened
in real earnest and the pupils are In
their places with a full expectation of
doing a grade of work this year.
Many who are coming from a dis
tance and from tbe farms have not yet
arrived but it is to be hoped that they
will be in soon. The grades are not
crowded and can easily make room for
a few more. 1
The total number registering the
rirst day was 29 distributed in the
rooms as follows: First Grade 527 ;
Second Grade 264; Third Grade 29;
Kourth Grade 25: Fitth Grade 30;
Sixth Grade 33: Seventh Grado 27;
Eight Grade 25 ; High School, Ti.
Tbe school lawn is getting more
beautiful every day, and by care in
watering and the use of the new mow
er it will soon be a solid mat of green.
It has been decided by the Sqhool
Board and the Superintendent that
there will be no more ente'ing class in
the Primary Grade the middle of the
year. 1'arents who nave cnnaren wno
were expected to enter at that time
will please enter them now even
though tiiey are not quite aix years
old. This will insure better work on
tbe part ot the children and make the
work of tbe teacher easier.
Good Forest Roads
The United States District Forester's
Office has received an allotment of
$22,380.29. which is 10 per cent of tbe
national forest revenue collected in
Oregon. The entire sum is to be ex
pended on wagon roads in Government
forests of Oregon. The following
' VA.ffa im .aiiIa. u(ll K m .nnVAIIflil mm m
result of the allotment: McKenzie
road, Bend-Sparks Lake, Paisley
Chewaucan, Murderers Creek-Sprouls
Hsnch, Cove-Minam, Prlneville
Mitchell, Gates-Portsville, Cape Per
petua, Lehman Springs, Tiller,. Rock
Creek. North Umpqua, Grouse Creek
and Desolation.
While tbe roads will not be bard-surfaced,
it is the purpose of Government
oflicials to build and route them so
that they will represent a bssis for
permanent bighwaya alter the regions
about them are opened.
ALL SHOULD HELP FAIR
Continued from first paje
of reward.
It behooves all who wish our county
to advance to put forth special effort
to make the fair a creditable one, for
after the beginning It will be much
'easier to prepare. If the beat pro
' ducts are brought together there will
be many surprises.
We suggest that a day be named by
j the board as school display dav and all
j children be given a holiday to attend
and thus become imbued with the gar
den spirit for toen we may be sure to
j see better results next yesr.
MANY SHEEPSALES MADE
Continued from first page
and M. A. Schuster of tbe Crystal
Meat Market, Oakland. These buy-
j era are all Inspecting different band
at present and it is expected tbat aov
eral deals will be closed wlthiu a few
daya.
HOW THE TROUBLE BTAHTK
CouHttpation in the caue of many
aliments and dUorders that make
life miserable. Take Chamberlain's
Tablets, keep your bowels regular
and you will avoid tliexe dieeaies.
For Halu b all dealer.
EMBROIDERY SHOP
Ladles' Sniiltury (iariuents.
(told J Ifids for tieeklaees.
'limy Luce and I'llnge.
Curlsnn Currier Silks, .tin'n ISnll-
jiroof Lustm 'nitons,
lluiul-iniidn Articles.
J'Jmhmlilcrx Work to orilrr.
I'tiiicy Work Kxchmino.
MRS. H. B. ALGER
First Door East Photo Gallery
RANGE FOR RENT
-ANYWHERE
If wo don't have what you
want we will get it
for you.
Good Dairy Ranches
for Sale.
ALGER LAND CO.
LAKKV1EW NEW P1NRCKEEK
Tha Eocene Llailv Guard of the 10th
of September says that early risers f
noticed a frost on sidewalks and
bouses the first ot the season. Lake- j
view is not so poorly favored alter (
all in spite of much greater altitude, j
GOOD ItEAbON FOK Ilia !
ENTHUSIASM j
When a man ban suffered for aev i
trill days with colic, diarrhoea or I
other form of bowel complaint and '
is tlico cured sound and well by one
or two doses of Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, as U
often tbe case, It is but natural tbat
be tthould be enthusiubtlu in lils praltte '
of tbe remedy, and eHpecially Ih this
the case of a severe attack when life
Is threatened. Try It when in need
of ucb a remedy. It never fails.
Bold by all dealers.
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Harness on a Horse
should be niuda no un to give
lilui jwrfret comfort. We curry
everything rvqulred In burnesa
. und liortit) jfoodn, but only the
best u ud most rellublo Hues. If
you iwed hurness for u farm
wufou or u racing bulky, you
will g't the best of Its kind at
E. F. CHENEY
LAKEVIEW
OREGON
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