Corvallis Gazette-Times from Corvallis, Oregon • 3

I i O. F. Rice drove to Monro today People and Events CLASSIFIED Reed and Willow Furniture FOR RENT. Oth Hart, manual training instructor in the Dallas high school rent: to Dallas Tuesday to be in readiness to take up his work there hen school opens. I We are showing in our windows this week a new line ot the popular reed and willow rockers and chain.

These. can be finished in any manner desired and up bolstered in any cretonne selected. Come in and see this beautiful line. We are also showing a complete line 'of "The Newest Thing, In Floor Covering Congoleum Rugs P(ow is the time to furnish your spare rooms for students. Be prepared when the rush comes.

Consult us before buying. Varren-Shupe Furniture Company Fall Days Have Arrived And witt tbea Wiutiful fin of Pattern Hats, Feathers. Ribbons. Velvets, Etc First Showing Friday and Saturday of this Week MISS E. KLEEMAN, tit Smoomd Stroat to look after his farm la that local ity.

Mrs, C. P. Perslnger las returned from a visit to her daughter and family at Monro: Mrs. Charles S. Gifson, wife of Prof.

Gilson, principal of the North school, is quite 01 this week. Miss Christie Moore has -gone to San Francisco to, attend the big exposition and' will be away a week or two. Mrs. Moore, a guest of her sister. Mrs A.

Ross, and family the -past two or three weeks, left this morning for her home in Nathan Manock returned yester day front, Dallas, where he passed several weeks the guest of his brother, Carl Manock, and Mrs. Manock. Miss Jean Rent is at home from a ten days' stay at the summer home of JProf. snd Mrs. A.

L. Knisely, at Ocean Lake Park, in the Tillamook country. Thr Kniselys are former rorval'isltes bow residing at Seattle Miss Sadie Bonner left last even ing for Klamath county. She has recently been appointed to teach one of the district reboots in that county, and will begin her work next Mon day. Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Porter have moved Into the handsome new resl- ier.e just con.pleted on uorth Ninth street. Prof, "and Mr. H. C.

Bran-doit have completed a new home Just oppositu the Torter residence and are now located. Miss Alice Balrd, who had been here for a brief visit with Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Woodcock, left this morning for Jameson, eastern Ore- Kon, a Bmall place near Valev where she Is to teach schqof this year. Miss Balrd Is a sister of Mrs, Woodcock snd a foEmer 0.

A. C. student. Mrs. Myrtle McCann, a daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Willis Vldtto and a sister of Mrs. A. C. Freeman, was matrled yesteiday In Albany to J.

Hartman, a barber in the Hub City. The ceremony was performed at the Methodist parsonage by the pastor, Rev. H. Leech. Mr.

and Hartman wl'l reside In Albany, where the groom will open a barber shop for himself. A. A. Wltzig, A. C.

grad, who had been here on a visit to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Wltzig, and family, left yesterday afternoon for where he Is In the employ of the Western Electric Company.

The fact that he chose to visit rela tives in the country rather than take the excursion trip with his fellow employes on the Eastland is prob ably responsible for his being alive and able to visit his relatives here. Speaking of conditions prevailing following the catastrohe, Mr. Wltzig stated that the employes who were still on duty were not able to get down to work for more than a week. George Washington Denman, ex- munlclpal Judge, returned last night from an eighteen day hunt In the At- sea country. The Illustrious ex- county school superintendent says he killed a two-point buck and brought It home with him, head, horns, hide and all.

When asked' why he didn't bring more than one buck with him be expressed surprise that such a question should be asked of an old and experienced hunter 'who had been out only eighteen days. Laying aside all jokes, George reports hav ing enjoyed the outing Immensely, and that his family, who returned a few days ago. enjoyed the outing as well as he did. A GOOD HOI HKHOI.I) HALVE. Ordinary ailments and Injuries are not of themselves serious, but infec tion or low vitnlity may make them dangerous.

Don't neglect a cut, sore, bruise or hurt because It's small. Blood poison has resulted from a pin prick or scratch. Kor all luch ail ments Bucklen's Arnica Salve Is ex i-ellent. It protects and heals the hurt; is antiseptic, kills Infection and prevents dangerous complications. Good for all akin blemishes.

Pimples, Salt Rheum, Kcxema. Oet an original 1-ounce 25c box from your druggist HOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. In the matter of the estate of Mary Stewart, deceased. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned, executor of tbe last will and testament of Mary Stewart, deceased, has Died his Anal account as such executor with the Clerk of tbe County Court of the State ot Oregon for Benton County, and the said court has fixed Saturday, the 4lb day of September, 1915, at tbe hour of two o'clock In the afternoon as the time, rnd the county court room In tbe court bouse In Corvallis, Benton county, Oregon, as the place for bearing any and all objections to the said account and for settlement thereof. Dated this August 5, 1915.

E. E. WIL80N. Executor of tbe Last Will and Testament of Mary Stewart, Deceased. First publlctMon Thursday, August (, 1915.

Last publication Thursday, Sept. 1911. Miss Alice Prill has gone to Port land and eastern Oregon on a visit to friends. She expects to be sway sev eral weeks. Mr.

and Mrs. J. O. Thomas arrived boms vesterdar. after a two month mi ting at Newport- They were dom iciled in their cottage at Nye Beach L.

Crosby (No. and Mrs. Crosby have moved from the Dr. Flint residence two blocks north on Third street to the property Just south of the Third street garage. Mrs.

Ida Sykes has returned to her home in Corvallls, after spending the summer at Newport Prof. O. F. Sykes, her son, retained last night from his trip to San 'Francisco and Berekley. H.

C. Manras steoDed on a rusty nail Tuesday and1 as a result la suffering with blood poisoning In hi! foot. The injured member is quite badly swollen, but does not prevent Mr. Hangas from getting around town. Mr.

and Mrs. Willjam Goldsco and children are today moving back to their country home in the Plymouth They have leased their residence in Corvallis to Mr and Mrs A. W. Moses, recent arrivals from Corning, California. Mri.

Charles L. Powell, the wife of a prosperous wheat raiser ot Moro, Sherman county, and her two chil dren, Luclle and Marlon, were in Corvallis recently on their way to Newport for short outing. Mrs. Powell is a cousin ot Evere-: May, assistant football coach at O. A.

C. A report comes that Fred Faulk, last year picked as the best inter- scholastic end in the Northwest -will enter O. A. C. this fall.

Faulk has had four years of high school football experience and is regarded as one of the best men the Aberdeen, Washington, hjgh school has turned out. He Is especially strong In hand ling forward passes. Perry E. Holderman has been ap pointed receiver for the A. E.

Trash furniture stock. He states that the stock will movd from Its present ent location, the old frame building next to M. M. Long ft store, to the old Presbyterian church building at Fourth and- Jefferson streets, where it-will be sold to the highest bidder. At a meeting ot the mlssonary so ciety of the M.

E. church, held yesterday with Mrs. Hugh Cummings, new ulcers were elected for the en suing year. Mrs. F.

M. Rceeuian was made president; Mrs. G. F. Rice, vice president; Mrs.

C. Ttdball treasurer; Mrs. E. Grores, corresponding secretary, Mrs. Charles Beach, record lng Mrs.

Ruth Buchanan, secretary of mite boxes, and Mrs. T. L. Davis, secretary of Bible women. ATTORNEYS E.

D. HORGAN. ATTORNEY-AT- LAW. Office Suite 15. Hout Build-tot YATES ft LEWIS.

ATTORNEYS-AT- LAW. Office, Rooms 8, 4, 6, 7 First National Bank Building. KV- W1L80N, ATTORENY-AT Law, Foster Building, Corvallls. 1EO. W.

DENMAN. ATTORNK Y-Al Uv, Corvallls. Or. Office In th Fisher Bldg. Pbose Ind 219 PHYSICIANS DR.

HARRT J. ANDERSON Physi cian and Surgeon. Obstetrics and diseases ot women and children a specialty. Suites 2 snd 8, Masonic Building, Corvallls, Ore. Phones: Ind.

1500. Bell 120. DR. SHERMAN E. WRIGHT, (ol Drs.

Nunn ft Wright Portland), Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat and fitting of glasses. Corvallis every Saturday. Office Suite 2, Hout Building. Madison and Third Sts. 1-1 Mf CHIROPRACTORS DR.

W. A. FOSTER Eight years' Successful cradles In Corvallls. 240 North Second street -15-tf CHIROPRACTOR DR. J.

H. WIDMER Graduate of Paeina Chiropractic Col lag. Portland. Or. Yonr ailmenU sneeossfally treated.

Office, suite 8T. Hoot Bldg. lad phon 4171. OSTEOPATHS DR. LYNN EUGENE HEWITT Obstetrical specialist Osteopathic Physician and Surgeon.

Office Suit 8-9, Masonic Temple, Ind. phon 1411. Residence phon 1490. S-ll-lt DR. ELIZABETH LANB-BOWELL8 Masonl Tspl.

Corfallla. Tsl- phoa: RsstdasMi 1441 1UL 1 A I RATES Ob cent per word Srst ln itlns; per word each ether lasertioa. TMrty wards or Ut per MWk Mo dvertisesncM accepted far lea than 5e." FOR SALE. CLOSE-E5 FARM FOB BALK AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICE. It acres only 3 00 yards from city limits of Corrallis.

Beautiful home site? high ground; epmmaadlng itew ot city; excellent soil; eitj water; room house; large barn well equipped, witn buildings for 2000 chickens. Abundance fruit ct all For new pries and terms see MORGAN WALKER CORVAIX1S, OREGON 8-7-4 FOR SALE OR TRADE rood stoves, bedstead and springs, 80 apple boxes, 1 table, 1 152 camera. C. J. Crook, 411 Jrd St.

8-2-tf FOR 3ALK SO acres fine land one-fourth mile of city limits, and 1n District. Large house, new but not quite finished. Good barn, acrea strawberries. Young fruit Beautiful view. City water.

Price $3500.0. H6f-gan Jt Walker. -2-lmo FOR SALE Oak wood. R. L.

Glass, Ind. phone 4353. 9-J-lmc FOR SALE Fine Mulr peaches, $1 per bushel on the trees. Brlni your boxes Helen V. Crawford, Lebanon, Oregon.

8-30-01 FOR SALE Cucumbers for pickles. Leave orders at HcGinnis Son. 4 8-28-lmo FOR SALE A cook stove. 2127 Monroe St 8-28-tf FOR SALE rWocd Oak, ash, fir and maple. Smith Campbell.

Ind. phone 7585. 8-31-tl FOR SALE First class vetch hay; also 16-lnch or tour-foe oak wood H. L. Herse.

Phone 43 't 4. '8-26-lmo FOR SALE 12 acres of land neai Albany road. 2 miles from Cor vallls. River loam. Fenced.

Good well. Tool shed. Price 12500.00 Phone 2344 or call 202 N. 21st Si 7-12-tl FOR SALE Bargain, nearly new bungalow, 5 rooms and toilet, woodshed, bhrubbery, lot 80x100, Located on N. 15th CorvalUs.

Abb tot 23, Pari Write Owner, Box O. Philomath, Oregon. 8-19-lmo FOR SALE Young cow, tuberculin tested, will be fresh In January; also heifer; both Jersey-Ayre-shires. A snap. Apply B.

Irving, 2605 Monroe St 8-24-tt FOR SALE A lot ot stock hogs for feeding; weight SO to 100 pounds; also young pigs and several good cows. Inquire of E. A. Prather, Wren. Ore.

8-24-tf FOR SALBl New Burbank potatoes H4c per pound by bushel or sack lots. Delivered rates to clubs boarding houses, etc J. W. Chang, Box Cor-vallis. Phone MS 4 2 between 12:30 and and 7 to p.

m. 8-24-lmo FOR SALE Organ, walnut cas-, high top first class condition, eheap. Graham ft Wells Drug tor. 8-9-tf FOR SALE OR TRADE. FOR SALE OR TRADE New buggy.

Phone L188. 8-30-6t rOR SALE OR TRADE 6 room modern house with basement. Inquire 1208 Fillmore St, or phone 1181. M-lmo BUSINESS POINTERS. FIRST CLASS BOARD AND ROOM in nrivate family, one or two per sons.

Phone 4485. f-l-tf Not ICE All persons wintlntt flues cleaned or roofs painted, phone or leave orders at Fire Station. All orders promptly attended to. Prices reasonable. 8-l-3t A TEW MORE of those Italian prunes left W.

L. Rice. 8-27-t "SO. 9 WANTS A JOB" Has an of-' flee at Claud Whltehorn'a Genu' Clothing Store at 238 Second St All orders will ttendi to promptly. A.

L. Crosby. Mgr. Phones, office 2187 8-33-tf HOP PICKING GLOVES At Sharp Grocery, 259 Monroe St. J.

TUEN. FORMERLY OF 8A-lm, well known Chines specialist Cornr Sixth and Washington Streets, Corvallls Oregpn. MRS. M. BURT Splrell Corset-ier.

lad, phon M874. 4-1-lmo WllX DO FA1NT1NO At rsasonsble prices. Caldmlntng roost. R. D.

Avry. "1 Un ffhos ohon 1521, rst- asakiatUlt. M4-1- FOR RENT Three housekeeping rooms, also, one furnished room, S29 South Fourth street 0-2-Jt FOR RENT Flvt room house on 3rd and streets. Phone 7051 t-l-t I OR RENT 1 0-room house, tlose in. splendid location.

Stotea in eluded. Morgan 1 S-St-U FOR RENT 12-room furnished house, basement, furnace. Will rent to club or frat Apply st 13(5 Adams St 8-1 1-4 1 FOR RENT New five room bunga low, toilet and bath, basement, on Arnold Way: Ind. phone 2457. 8-Sl-tf FOR RENT tS mall furnished bunga low just being finished.

Fireplace. bath and other conveniences. 132 N. Twenty-sixth street 8-11-St FOR RENT Modern furnished bouse. Call 326 S.

12th St. 8-24-tf FOR RENT Three furnished rooms. Inquire 421 N. 3rd St 8-lT-tf FOR RENT House on north 7th St. close in.

R. E. Cannon. 8-3 (Kf FOR SALE More household goods at 1207 Harrison St. Phone 1418 8-30-4t FOR RENT House.

Call at 2127 8-30-tf Monroe St. FOR RENT Light housekeeping apartments, nice rooms and sleeping porch. Summer rates. Cal 203 N. 17th 7-2S-tf WANTED.

WANTED Girl to do billing and checking'. Corvallls Fruit Co. -3-2t WANTED Second hand school book at The Book Shop, Madison between 4th and 5th streets. 8-2-12t WANTED Light housekeeping room lor one girl Phone 1129. 8-1-31 WANTED Girl tor general house Permanent place.

Ind. phone 3266 Call 140 it on roe St. -l-3t WANTED Roomers and boarders at 3,18 S. 4th St. $4.50 per week.

9-1 tf WANTED Hlght school girl to work for board and room. Phone 4267. 8-i0-4t" WANTED Position as bookkeeper and stenographer; six years' experience; best references. Write care Gazette-Times. WANTED Clean cotton rags, at once; must be Urge pieces.

Bring them to the Gaxette-Times business office. LOST. LOST Llewellyn setter, blue ears and blue spots on body; female; also pup with black ears black spots on body. Call Graham Wortham, phone 48. Reward.

9-l-2t UNDERTAKERS. M. S. BOVEE, FUNERAL DIRECT-or and Licensed Embslmer. Lady Assistant.

Office of County Coroner. Independent phone 4.5; Beli phone 2 4-J. Parlors Monro, corner Fifth street, opposite court FRATERNITIES. A SORVALLIS LODGE NO JjA "'A. F.

ft A. Stated au eommsaleatlons first ani rNP third Wednesdays of escr month. J. THATCHER, W. M.

C. I KNOPF. FERGUSON CHAPTER NO R. A. M.

Btatsd eonvoca second Wednesday of sect 1 month. A. K. RD8S, H. P.

a E. HOWARD. Soc'y. BRUCE COMMAND ERT No. 17.

K. T. Stated eon-clave second and fourth Mondays la each month. N. RABER, B.

C. L. F. WOOBTER. Recorder ST.

MART'S CHAPTER NO. 9, O. E. 8. Stated meetings on the second Tuesday evening of each month.

a bKONOHA KERK, W. H. LI LA DOBELL, 8awtarr. OREOON COUNCIL NO. R.

ft S. Stated assambUes fourth Wednes days of each month. E. B. BEATT, T.

M. A. R. WOODCOCK. Recorder.

MART'S PEAK CAMP NO. Ill, W. O. meets twk months, first and third Mondays. W.

SMILEY, Consul Commander H. Walker Clerk. t-t-lSM Tryans4sisnT Mr and Mrs. T. W.

Sommervllle ssd Mrs. Fred Goforth ot Harrlsburg are visitors today at the home ot Rev. C. A. Rexroad.

Mrs. Rexroad and the two ladies are sisters. The Missionary society of the Christian church will meet tomorrow Friday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, with Mm, Cassis Hyde, 581 Monroe street All visitors are welcome. Mrs. 8.

H. Hammond, the wife of Prof. Hammond, of O. A. has Just returned from a trip to New Mexico, where she had been to sell the Hammond property interests in that section.

Rev. E. S- Muckley. who had been here on a visit to his daughter snd son-in-law. Mr.

and Mrs. H. E. Warren, has returned to his borne in Portland. Mrs.

Muckley remained here tor a longer visit Mr. and MrVtJ. E. Carter and little son, who went to Amity to re side early in the summer, have returned to Corvallls and will again mae this city their home. Tbey will reside in the W.

L. Read resi dence on north Eleventh street. Mrs. Dart, a guest at the Fred Olsen and J. R.

Bonner homes the past two or three week, leaves tonight for her home in South Dakota Mrs. Dart Is an old friend of the two families and is en route north from a visit at the San Francisco Mr. McClintock. banker and pros perous citizen ot Belzont, Mtssias'lppl, Is in Corvallls on a visit to his old-time friends. Rev.

and Mrs. Thomas Smith. Mr. McClintock Is now on au extended tour of the Western coast, has already visited both Cali fornia fairs and other parts of California. He.

expects to spend the month of September In the Northwest, returning to his home about the first of October. Today Rev. and Mrs. Smith are taking their guest? on a sight seeing tour of- Benton county, and the three visited the big apple orchards near Monroe. Mr.

and Mrs. M. Bankenbaker, of fbavale, Nebraska, and Mr. and Mrs f. Women, of Womer, Kansas are In Benton county on a visit.

to relatives. The two ladles are aut. of Mrs. Hugh Cummings and have been guests Of Mr. and Mrs.

Cummings since their arrival in Corvallis. They lefttoday for Kings Valley to spend a (Short time with their sister, Mrs. Alva Womer. The easterners have visited New Mexico, the two Cali fornia fairs, snd enroute home will top at Lewiston, Idaho, to visit rela tives there. They have made sev eral trips to Oregon in recent years and say they learn to lore the big state more each time they come.

At a quiet wedding performed at high noon today at the home of the bride's cousins, Mr. aud Mrs. Edward Hatch, Miss Hattle E. Hatch was united in marriage to John L. Run ners, of Downer's Grove, Illinois.

Only the immediate relatives were present. For the past two years Miss Hatch has made her home in the west, where she has been engaged as a primary supervisor. After a trip to the San Francisco and San Diego expositions, Mr. and Mrs. Reunners wtl go to Illinois and will reside at Downer's Grove, where the groom Is well and favorably known.

Mr. and Mrs. G. E. White, who had been visiting at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. J. A. Hooper the past week or so, left this morning for their home in Amboy, Wsshlngton. The Whites sr traveling by auto, and are en route borne from an extended trip through California.

The visited the two expositions snd pointi'of Inter est la thst state, and traveled through California. They visited. the Oregon. Mrs. White is a sister ot Mrs.

Hooper. Mrs. Ball, mother of the two ladles, who had spent the summer months with Mr. and Mrs. Hooper, Is accompanying Mr? and White on the return to Amboy, her present home.

Rev. Edwin T. Sherman, pastor of the Congregational church, -returned last night from a trip through Cali fornia. In company with Rev. H.

Edwards, of Oregon City, Rev Sherman visited the San Francisco fair, spending eight dss at the exposition. was the guest of Mrs Sherman's parents. Dr. and Mrs Freemen, st Los Angeles, several weeks, snd visited thirty different churches In California, examining the buildings for their good points with a view of bettering the plans for the new church which will be built in Corvallis. Rev.

Sherman filled the pulpit In the Pilgrim church at Los Angel last Sunday morning and evening, and the week before spoke la the First church at Pasadena. He ha bad an enjoyable vacation trip. bat at glad to return to Oregoa and Jt hi work bar. THEATER MAJESTIC Love and gold mines, a villianous Mexican and a French aristocrat are the tools with which Bret Karte has fashioned one of the stories which have made his name world famous. BEATRIZ MICHELENA Tie beautiful and talented Star of tbe Stag and Screes -IN- "THE LILY OF POVERTY FLAT" IN 5 ACTS FRIDAY A Woman's 1 1 I Resurrection i i a 1 if.

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