V
FOUR ITEMS OF
SPECIAL INTEREST!
Ladies' Khaki Skins Middy Blouses
For Outing or Ruling, A splendid variety of dU-
nudc exceptionally ferent materials and sizes
strong of heavy materials trimmed in the ncuc-t
at clTeet at
$1.25, $2.50 and $1.00, $1.25, $1.50
$3.50 and $1.75
Silk Hose Silk Floss Pillows
2 strong values, Ladies' Light, FlutTy and S.ini-
Silk Hose, black or tan tary
colors Size, 18 inches, 35c ea.
50c pair Size, 22 inches. 65c ea.
Easier
April
12th
THE QUALITY STORE
NEW PINE CREEK DEPARTMENT
DEVOTED TO LIVE NEWS NOTES OF THE STATE
LINE TOWN SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE
O. Wiltfong is having his home
nl-'.ely painted. i
F. O. Bunting and family were '
down from LakeTiew in their auto
last Sunday. i
Dexter Amick and family have
moved 10 their home on the lake
front for the summer.
Walter Fleming spends his Sun
days in Oregon now as the climate
and scenery appeals to hi-n up here. ,
Harry Heryford moved his family ,
Sunday down in California. He ex
pects to work for Wade Williams
this summer.
A power pop corn popper was re
ceived at the Wendt Candy Kitchen
and our citizens are enjoying fresh
poped buttered pop corn.
Among those who made trips to
Lake view thi wee!; we noticed N. E.
Guyot, J. H. Miller, Geo. Wendt,
Dr. J. L. Carner and F. M. Green.
Hon. G. W. Wise of Fairport, was
shaking haru' with his old friends
in town one. day last week. We are
always glad to see our old friend.
Governor.
Mr W. Tyree came over from
Bldwell Monday and moved his
wife and babies ever there. They
expect to take up their residence
there as he is engaged in business.
Miss Cjra Berry accompanied
her father, D. C. Berry over to their
ranch on the west side of the lake.
She is keeping house and cooking
while he is putting in the spring
crop.
The manner .-ment of th Picture
Show will put on four pIjows a week
commencing May 1, 1914. Tl . y " ill
show the following nights: Saturday.
Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday,
with an entire change of program
each night.
Tuesday nighi. March 10th was
the first time that the N.-C.-O. train
has been in on time for the last
several weeks. They had on board
X. K. Guyot aud H. M. Fleming,
who were returning from a business
and pleasure trip to San Francisco.
The management of the Wei i V's
Candy Kitchen is making prepara
tion; fcr a good summers run. Sev
eral ice cream packers from 1 quart
to 5 gallons have been ordered and
as they feeze ice cream by gasoline
engine they will be prepared to fur
nish the prodi'ct in any quantity on
short notice.
The "Thar-day club- met at th
iijme of Mrs. 1). V,'. Thomas last
wck, frore 2 to 4 p. in., and a plea
sant afternoon was spent. Three new
members were taken in, Mrs. J. ('.
Freeman, Mrs. Lillian Ke'-d and VUs
Nita Ured. Refreshments consisting
of ice cream and cake were served
and Ms. Freeman and Mrs. Gentry
proved themselves equal to the occa
sion in the contest. The aftern jon
ttus too soon over and adjournment
caiiK-. Evry one is anxious for the
next meeting in 2 weeks.
Board signs have been placed at
tiie corner of each street this week,
giving the name of the streets over
our city. The Ladies Improvement
Club is having a large sign painted
to b;j stretched from Fleming Bros.
Store to J. U. Gentry's Barb'-r shop
across the Oregon ami California
State Line which will read. "Oregon
High School Notes
Scver.il .undent are aoscnt on ac
count of sickness.
The class lit rudimentary luutlc
finishes the ten lessons next Moudiiy
night.
The Fotnny Class spent a session
on the hillside Tuesday penrehltis
for flowers.
The t'txck team Is now praetlclnx
fo- the I. eld meet at Alturas, May It
and I rt.
Work h.is beisiin on the Annual
number of the Sagu Brush Kcho.
This will bo a largo paper and will
roijulrc much cf.'ort on the part of
tin- stall' and school.
The "Swastika" Lit. nary Club
have regular moot lugs and are hav
inr xplend d times They have or
dorod pl of the SwutUka pattern
having on the letters L.H.S.
A calendar Is being arranged for
the remainder of the school. The
following dates have tu on placed:
April 10: Public Dinner nt 6 V. M..
Given by cooking Classes.
April 17: Piano Recital by Prof-
Arant.
May 15 &16: Field Meet at Alturas.
Mav T9 Pupil Recital.
June -': Senior Play.
June 3: Ci minenconient.
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Charles A. Johns, Kndnrsrtl
TO WHOM IT MAY COXCKRN;
Charles A. Johns was a continuous
resident of Baker City for twenty
four years, during which time he
served four terms as Mayor and
eighteen consecutive years ns School
Director.
As Mayor he gave the city an hon
est, offiflet't administration, find it.t
fuiancl.il affairs were couducted on
a close, safe, economical basis and
at the very lowest expense to the
taxpayers.
As School Director ho always
worked for the het of results and
for eiot.oti'v ia :dr.in!stra'.lon, with
out impairing the lii-Th standard of
Baker City schools.
In our judgment as Governor, ln
could and would do the same thing
for the State.
Daed at Baker City, Oregon, this
7t i day of March. 1314.
First Xatlonal Bank of Ba
ker City.
Win. POLLIWN.
Its Prelde-,t.
Citizen's Xatlonal Bank of
Baker City.
F. P. BOD1NSON,
Its Pre?iderjt.
iVtV.or Loan & Trust Co.,
H. A. SOXXK,
Paid Adv. :t. Its Cashier.
Lower Rates on Livestock
(Continued from Flrnt Page)
This action on the part of the
South, rn I'mille Is Indicative that It
appreciates Uui business of Uooso
Lake alloy and Is wilting to smut
concessions In rates whoro such ro- j
ducttoit Is possible. j
II. I'. Swingle for t'onunixloiier !
Northern Lake County has for the
pust month or two been looked over,
and combed thoroughly for homo.
man who Is willing and lit the same
time the rlslit innn to rim tr '
OoiinM Commissioner, sa the Fort
j Hock 'l imes. A man well fitted for
'the nns'tfi n has nl last boon found
and t.il'. d to, coaxed ml thrcati'iicd. !
but now ho Is roped, branded and
slated to run. This Is H. F. Swingle i
of Coir.-,nr Valley. Vote for him !
lie will run on the Republican tic-I
i ket. I
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Moving on Land
While lt Lakevlew Tuesday, C. L.
Shaffer informed the Kxamlnor that
W. T. Bennett and family of Sioux
Falls, Idaho, would this week move
on their SO acres of land on the
West Side northwest of the Hanson
place, which he recently purchased
from the Fairport Town & Land
Compauv. Their furniture and ef
fects will be taken across the lake
by b at from Fairport.
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Will Settle Hunter Lands
t Continued from Flrt Paget
A big boat Is to bo built lit Fairport
this season which will bo used f"r
transportation purposes of both
passi M-ers and freight across tin-
lake.
The settling up of the West
Side mens much for the progress of
Lukeview, as Its future greatly do
pond.: upon the development of that
section, Iriac.mueh as praetlcalb
time-fourths of the entire farming
area of the valley from whleh Lake
view draws ts s-ittiat' .! on the wet
side of Gooso Lake.
tho tnrtnniod stomach llninn. help In fort. Wo bellevo them to b th
tho secretion of gastric Juice, check best remedy tundo for dyspepst and
heartburn nn I dh tress, proinoto re. Indlgi stlon. Hold only nl tho moro
gular bowel action and innl.e It pes- than 7,000 Rexnll Stores, and In this
slhlo for vi n lo oat whatever you town only nt our store. Three size,
Win, with tho comforting insurance I'i'h. r0c nnd 11.00. Thornton Drug
tint there will bo no bail nfteref- ,'o., Lakevlew, Oregon.
STOMACH HEALTH
OR NO COST! JO YOU
:ind California State Line." Mrs.
L. C. Vinyard, president of the Club
informed the writer a few days ago
that the Club has decided to gi.o
an entertainment some Cme .n V.i
and that they will v-ive ttit entire
proceeds toward paying for the h;i
ter fountain that will be installed
the State Line under the large '; I
ifornia and Or gon sign. The L .'.
started to plant shade trees l.i: i
Wednesday morning. They ec.-t
to plant trees on each side f t'. e
State Line from F. M. Green's to
G. H. Hamrnersley's place. Good
sized trees have been offered - the
ladies by F. M. Green. Ebb Foliett.
G. If. Aid ridge and others.
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Dr. K. D. Kverett this morning
went to Al'uras to attend the organ
ization of a Modoc-Lake County
Medical Association.
' V.-ry likely others have mlvUi'il
yon t" use Kox.ill Iy;nop-da Tablets,
because sfn-vs of people in this com
llHIi itv believe them to lie the be.-. I
reiuidv ever made for Dyspcp),' i nnd
IndipesMoii. That is whet we think.
I too, because we know what the
'have done for others and wliat they
Jure made of. We have so tam-h
f-'i'i' h' them that we urge von to
; try tiiein at our rh-k. If they don't
help .u they won't cost you a coat
j if they don't do all that yo.il want
ithefi to r'o--if they don't n-stor-'
your .sin much to health and make
' your digestion ea-y -jn-t tell us no!
I've will che baek your in-ni-y with
out a word or iiie:-tlon.
Containing Pepsin and P.l.miiith.
'two of the greatest digesttlve aids
! known to medical si lence, the sooth
Lakeview Hospital
fuller Hii..-r IhIhii of Tmlni-d urm
Hospital Rates $3.50 per day
phone 772 WKST STKtKT
LAKEVIEW :: OKKGON
GUARANTEED
to be equal to any
Beer brewed. Bot
tled find on draught
at all leading saloons
Reno Brewing Co., Lx.
. The Tariff is Off
Owing to the fact that we are LONG on Wheat
end Flour and SHORT on Kcney, we make the fol
lowing low prices on Flsu'r for Lhe next. 30 Iays
and possibly longer.
Commencing Monday, March 30th we will de
liver in Lakeview:
Fancy Patent Flour
per cwt. . . . ,
Banner Brand Red
per cwt. . . . .
We will ship Parcel Post, at the above prices,
plus $1.08 per cwt., any place within 150 miles
of Lakeview.
These prices are strictly cash. Money to
accompany orders.
The Lakeview Flour Mills
By F. O. Bunting
$2.60
THE ANTLERS CLUB
WILL GIVE AN ALL-NIGHT
DANCE
AT THE
SNIDER OPERA HOUSE
FRIDAY, APRIL 3rd, 1914
MUSIC BY ENTIRE LAKEVIEW BAND
TICKETS, $1.50 -:- SPECTATORS, 50cls
THE PUBLIC IS CORDIALLY INVITED
AUCTION SALE!
THE REMAINDER OF THE
Neilon Stock of Ladies, Misses and
Children's Furnishings
Consisting of Coats, Suits, Skirts, Waists, Summer
Hose and Underwear, besides many other articles,,
will be closed out to the highest bidder at Public
Auction on
SATURDAY, MARCH 28
at the Office of Alger Land Co., one door North of
Auten's Hardware. Everything will bo offered for
scb and will positively fcc struck off to the highest
bidder. - H. B. ALGER, Agent fcr the Creditors.
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1 rm.-ry
SONGS YOU HAVE HEARD
"TRAMP! TRAMP! TRAMP!"
Once you've worn a LAMM Suit you'll
be sentenced for life with their make of
Clothes.
We show ovc 50') Spring and Summer
Fabrics, so why tramp around locking
eKewhere, when. we have thj v.ry Jiing
you wane riht h;re.
By the way stripes are all the rage this
LAKEVIEW TAILORING CO.
Cleaning; Pressing and Repairing
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liliii? nr InifU's i.iii inir Our
Imniiss isn't 1, ih.it 11 i.r. It
is iniilf lor ( 1 ii r iiml iihuty
of It. It is nn limit' 7,r inill
onlff Ii.iiiiiss tilin nilishnl
t-toil Is Ac tin tin ,s, t;,,,!
luiiin ss nut fur, ,,fn
. F. CHENEY
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