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"GIFTS THAT DELIGHT"
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Hose
Silk Hose the gift kind,
of heavy, fine quality;
have reinforced heel and
toe. Black and white.
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Slippers
New Christmas Slippers.
Assortment for Ladies'
Children and Men. They
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Coats
$25
Belted types fin Velour
with collars of heavy
plush. Full length; in the
leading dark shades.
Negligees
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Mr, ml Mn I. W. ",,1
liltilKIHUr. I lllllllllllli mil " "
Iiik for nn oxlomlml IhII will ml
nllvivi mill frloiuU (hruiii;liuut tho
civit. Thoy will ko jTlrnt to Si
Krniiclm'o mul I.ob AiikdIi'H, IIumiio
oust HloitpliiK t I'i'iivit mul Nuw
Orlouni mul points In Vlrlnl una
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tor ii Wall with Mm. Kynn' nlalor,
whuro thi'y will hpoihI tlm hollitit)H.
After ii vlBlt to Now York City thoy
will lotutii lumio ln tlw Oiin.iillmi
I'ncKIc miikliiK tom nt Chlcii;i,
Honttlo mul I'orllmiil.
Mrs. Krnnk Sutton of lmloi'
Point In In tlm city for a tow ilny
on l)ii.ilium mul ploiiiuro.
(UorK) McDoimlil, one of tho olil
nvslili'iitM of thin county, In confine.!
X I to his homo nl 001 Wnluniit utrnot,
Ih'Iiik HorloiiHly III Mr. Mcuonmti
V has muny .rlonil throUKlioul tlm
! county who will rcijrot to hour that
lw la ull'U
W. II Wyiriint iirrlvcil horn lnt
ovkiiIiik from Hiitoni. Mr WyKiint
Iiiih iiccoploil poult Ion with Tho
Womim'ti Storo im iulrllHliiK mm
tiKor. Ilo lioltt n Hlinllnr position
with lllHhop'n In HllllMII.
It. C Cowloy of LiiukcII' Vnllov Is
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J tho inurkotH. Ho Htutod Hint tho
J I rouiUs :iro In nplonillil conilltlrn.
Yjthoiiish uulto Hllppory. iioconnltiitliiR
very cnroful drliiiK
Mm. John J. Johuck mul hoii, llor-
A (rum. nrrhtnl hint ovimlnK from
iChleiiKo to Join her lumbunil, who In
iiasoclntoil with W. i:. lluwiloln In
tho Pliinoor I'rlntlm; compmiy.
ALAS K A WEATH ER
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FORMED
Any woman will adore
our beautiful line of
Negligees; an extensive
showing for Christmas
gifts. Made from heavy
Satin, Crepe de Chine
and Italian Knit Silk.
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Tho piiplln of MU8 Ilutty (iailillH
will hold nn Informal inimical to
morrow aftornoon at 3.30 ut hur
studio ahovo tho Star DriiR Htoro.
Tho public Is Invltod.
HANDKERCHIEFS Plain embroidered in the
daintiest and most novel color effects. 5c to $1.25.
Gentlemen's all-linen, hand-embroidered, initial
Handkechiefs. 35c; 3 for "$1.00.
Ladien' all-linen, hand-embroidered, initial Hand
kerchiefs. 35c; 3 for $1.00.
PETTICOATS OF
Finest quality Jersey Silk,
made extra large, with 12
inch flounce and elastic
band tap. Large variety
to select from. Priced at
tractive. $10.00
BAGS
New Parisian Beaded
Bags and new Velvet Bags
also new assortment of
fancy Box Bags.
54.50 to $12.50
$2.50 to $15 f
IK2MS
Blouses
A Blouse of Georgette
Crepe or Crepe de Chine.
Plain or embroidered. Big
assortment to pick from.
Priced attractive.
$6.50
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Of tho ijualnt marrlaKi'H Ktllt
survlvltiK In old KiiKllati "ml Hcol
tlflh tn m II lc s ono concornH tho Duko
of Atholl nnd tholr holrs Tho Duko
always carries bin brldo across tho
throHhold of nialr Cimtlo, It holm;
In accord with nn nnclont tradition
that It n unlucky for n brldo to
ontor In tho cusloinruy way.
NKNAN'A, Aluwkii. Oct SB (lly
Mull) Woiithor Is not no omdly
"imiilo" or torololil, It you will, In
AIiihIiii mi lu thu HtutoH, but tho forte
fliiNtlm; Hdrvlco which will IikkIii ()c
tor 1 T Ih uxpcclod to nbov n viuit
luiprovoniout ovor nil pruvloii ut
toiuptH nt that work In AIiihIui, Mul
vln II. HuimuorH, uutooroloi;lHt In
chnrKo, bitlluvoH.
Whim ono coiiNldorn tho ouormoun
oxpntiHii of iinow-covoroil tiiudrit mid
IiIIIm. froxon dtroitmn. toroutH, and
tho hIIII, upon pIiicch whnro no mini
IIvoh or omiii iuovoh If ho can avoid
It, wlntnr woathor "iniikliiK" In I ho
Niirt Ii iinmiiiiioh a dirforout nwpm't
piirtlctilurly, Mr. HuminorH oiiiiiba
hUoh, wlii'ii much of tho work Ih of
voluntary uaturo.
Tho AtiiHkn hiironu now hmi about
M) co-oporatlvo and npoolnl obmiiv
orn nrnttoriid th'iout;hout tho Mitt
oxpmiMo of torrltory. who mipply tho
buroaii with roportR for tho compila
tion of cllimitoloRlcal data For tho
actual work of woathor forocitHtiut;.
two dully ruports aro rmiulrud of 11
titatlomi from wldoly Hopnratod
.polutH. TIiuho roporta nro Hunt by
wlrolon.1 to Junonii and thouco to
WatihlliKton, I). C, at H a. m. and 8
p. pi.. Juneau tlmo. i:on with thu
voluntary uaturo of tho work, Mr.
tiumiuorM fluid, tho rcHiiltH havo boon
Kratlfylm; Thin your ho lookn for
creator miucihn duo to tho imtab
llHhmont of now Htatlomi at lluliy.
Circle, Hot HprliiKH, IJcnlto mid In
tho Knntlflhmi country. ,
Dally woathor roportn will nut bo
furnlshod Alaska polutH thin wlntor,
as wan douo last your, but advaiici
Information will bo dlHtribulod whon
marked woathor chaiiKi'H aro Indi
cated. Could a woathor Htatlon bo
CHtabllnhed In Slborla. becaumi of tho
air mtitoinout from tho wont to tho
oast, Mr. HuuimorH IioIIovoh tho
AIiihIcu btireauV work would bo
much Improved
Alaska Htalloiis makliiK roKulnr
woathor roportn now Incliido filtka,
KtiKlo, Tatinnd, N'oino, Noorvlk, Akl
ak. Hutch Harbor, Kodlak, St. Paul,
Vuldoz, Junonii. Atka In In thu Aloii-
tlan i;roup.
OH, the Joy 0f
Christmas
Morning
It is a real joy to fill the
home with the invigoral-
ing strain of music as pro.
duccd on the Lyon &
Hoaly Player Piano.
Why not take advantage
of our convenient terms
and make this a Musical
Christmas?
EARL SHEPHERD CO.
"The Store that's
Different"
507 Main St
Queen Mary Ih credited win, bctnr.
tlm nioHt economical ipiccn In the
wbolo hlHtory of Knnlnnil Under
her caivful nttinir Inlon such a thing
an wiibto Ih Hiild to bo absolutely un
known lu thu royul household
Tho lot of the youni; wife In India
Ih lu many renpocm mi Irksome one
In cortaln parU of tlm country It Ii
a common custom that a young lfc,
IIvIiik, iih flho doo.i, In a point family
of ten or twenty jncinuorn rnuit
never show her fnco to her hui
blind 'h tuthor, uncles , or older
brothorH, or talk to them.
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PRESIDENT CONFERS lhatl ,jeen Indications that congress proposal for mi open break with
ON MEX SITlIATIOrVj'W0Uld take tho Mex,can bt hV tho Mexico Is not altogether clear, but
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lng It was so bad that before many
daya-the country might be at war.
Since ppenlng of thp session thero
teem, demand tho release of Jin- It In said that Republicans would
kins and protection of lives of, vote almost solidly for It and that
Americans in that country, but tho they would havo isomo Democrats
resolution requesting the President las supporters.
to nreaK on relation-), the next
thing to an actual declaration of
GUSTO NS
'Metropolitan Amusements
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HOUSTON'S
OPERA HOUSE
DAXCINO
EVEKY WED.VESDAV
AND BATUIIDAV
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STAR THEATER
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"CO.ME OUT OK THE KITCHEN"
Also
A ISilllo West timcily
In Two Parts
COMINO 8UMAY
MARY PICKEOHI)
In
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TEMPLE THEATER
TODAY
PAUIjIMS FltEDItlOK
In
"JIKfiTjA BONA"
Also
A Rainbow Oomwly
war, shows action will not bo long
delayed.
Everywhere the impression pre
vailed that Senator Fall's cominilteo
and officials of the state department
were in close and thorough accord.
Before the resolution was introduc
ed Senator Fall conferred with
Henry P. Fletcher, American am
bassador, who for some months ha3
been handling Mexicanaffairs at tho
state department. The department
archives havo been opened to the
foreign relations committee without
reservation and members of the
committee said thero existed a com
plete understanding with tho depart
ment Republican! fuvor break
How the senate might net on tho
Senator Shields of Tennessee, a
member of the foreign relations
committee, speaking from tho floor
when the resolution was offered, de
clared "tho United States had had
occasion to dcclaro war against
Mexico for tho last flvo years."
Wlien word reached the house
Hint there might soon bo an opou
rupturo with Mexico, members said
it bad long been expected and thero
woro reports that Republicans in tho
bouse will bo for tho resolution
when it goes thero for action.
Tho first woman ovor appolntod
collector of Internal rcvonuo was
Mrs. S. M. Parker, who received tho
appointment In tho Fourth Indiana
district in 1873.
MERRILL OPERA HOUSE
MOTION PICTURED
TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS
Merrill, Oregoa
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We are offering for the Holiday
Trade the Finest and Most
Lxclusive Line of
XMAS
CARDS
Novelties and Fancy Stationery
ever muwn in iwamJiu latlf.
PIONEER PRINTING & STATIONERY COMPANY
126 Mam St. ,-126 Main St.
Beautiful, Useful,
Desirable, Unequaled
White Ivory
Gifts
In the last few years WHITE IVORY has come to the fore in the
line of Christmas gifts. In this beautiful material many ideas are
provided suitable, adaptable and appreciable for novelty, utility
or merely pleasure. We carry an excellent line of WHITE IVOItt
GIFTS for men, women and children. Single pieces and com
plete sets. Beautiful rich ivory-like material that could easily be
engraved. D onot fail to place White Ivory goods on your list.
There isn't a name on that list, man,woman or child, that will not
satisfactorily respond to the appeal of this delightful material in
one or more of tlieclever gift forms we sell.
Underwood Pharmacy
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