Corvallis Gazette-Times from Corvallis, Oregon • 3

Prof. M. McKellips went to PW land this morning on a brief business Ll I it CLASSIFlfeDl J. Fill Your Wants At this Store Linen Dusters Men's to $250 Ladies' to $3.00 FRATERNITIES. rates: one obi per worn nrw huertlon; cent par word each ether Insertion.

Thirty vordi or lew, it.BO vt month. FOR SALE, O. A. C. School of Music SUMMER SESSION June 16 July 24 Attractive Courses and authoritative instruc-tion in Voice Culture and Singing, Pianoforte, Theory and Harmony Stringed and Wind Instruments FOR SALE Cheap, or trade nous and four acres, center of math; plenty of fruit Also lota to Newport, close to sea.

Write A. Philomath, Ore. C-lS-Stw FOR SALE Loganberries SOe per Call Ind. phone L2S7. 6-1 8-S FOR BALE Best row boat on the river, and Evlnrude motor as good as new.

A bargain at $65. Ind. 'phone 3366, 720 N. 4th St. '6-17-tf FOR SALE 'Acres of cheap lots, for cash or part trade, or will make terms.

Phone owner for prices. Ind.1 phone 201. Bell phone 297J. 6-13-tf FOR BALE Buggy, rubber tired 1404 Van Buren. Ind.

phone 296. 6-17-3t For information Addess the Director, Room 30 Administration Building, O. A. Corvallis, Ore. FOR BALE 664x214 ft.

frontage on three streets, with six room house, close In. Price $2,000. Ad- Atoss Rut 11 R-17-3t FOR SALE New hay, $8 per ton. A. Nance, Ind.

phone 9403. 6-17-4t JUST OUT- FOB SALE Modern 7-room bungalow, cement basement, two fire- places; also several lots, cheap. 730 S. 4th. Ind.

phone 4217. 6-16-lmo THE CREAM OF CONDIMENTS Diamond Creamed Horseradish It must be tasted to be A deliriously piqusntrehh-that1: is taking the trade by storm. 15c and 20c bottles FOR SALE Lot, good location, sewer connections' and cement walk paid; 14 choice fruit trees. $450, terms. Ind.

phone 1121. 6-15-f Ind. phone 6-1 6-4 1 FOR SALE Cherries. 8304 or 241. Does Not Lose Its Strength Dell Phono 6J Ind, Phono 276 Hard Wheat Flour Valley Flour Rolled Oats Farina, Corn Meal Graham, Etc FOR 'SALE Only five blocks from court honse, 3 lots with barn, only $500; 1 lot above high water, $350.

Ind. phone 2366. Carl Fay. 6-1-lmo Flo u-R visit. Lester Hulen and family and C.

A. Wlntermeier, of Eugene, were tn Corvallis yesterday 'on a Brief pleasure visit. They made the trip by auto. Mr. and Mra.

Vanderpool, of eastern Oregon, are here on a visit to old time friends, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Norton.

They will remain several days. Mrs. Ralph Miller and MIbs Laura Davis, of Portland, are guests at the home of Mrs. Durrell, having come to attend the Johnson-Durrell nup tials solemnised Wednesday evening. Mrs.

Miller la a sister of the bride. and was one of the bridesmaids at the Mr. and Mrs. Glen I. Wardrlp, of Glendale, southern Oregon, are In Corvallis to spend the summer.

Mr. and Mrs. Wardrlp were married recently at the family home at Fern-dale, the bride being Miss Mabel Ha-gen, the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Julius I.

Hagen, of that vicinity. HEAVYHEATEATERS Kat Irf-ss Meat if You Feet Ilaekacliy or Have Bladder Trouble. No man or woman who eats meal 'egularly can make a mistake by flushing the kidneys occasionally says a well known Meat forma uric acid which excites the kidneys, they become overworked from the sluggish and fti to filter the waste and poisons from the blood, then we get sick. eNariy all rheumatism, headaches, liver trouble, nervousness, ditstness, siip-i lessneBs and urinary disorders come from luggish kidneys. The moment you feel a dull ache in your kidneys or your back hurts, or if the urine-Is cloudy, offenai'e, full of sediment, Irregular of pusaatse or attended by a sensation of scald ing, stop eating meat and get about four ounces of Jad Salts' from any pharmacy; take a tablespoonful In a glass of water before breakfast for a few days and-your kidneys will act One.

This famous salts is made the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with Htbla, and has been used for generations to -flush nnd stimulate the kidneys, also' to neu tralize the acids In urine So it no longer causes Irrigation, thus endingi bladder weak neat Jad Salts Is inexpensive and cannot injure; makes a delightful effer vescent llthla water drink which everyone should take now and then tr keep the kidneys clean and active and the blood pure, thereby avoiding serious kidney complications. (Advertisement) COUGHS AND COLDS WEAKEN THE SYSTEM. Continued Coughs, Colds and Broil' chlai troubles are depressing and weaken the system. Loss of weight and appetite generally follow. Get a 60 cent bottle of Dr.

King's New Discovery today. It. will stopyour cough. The first dose helps. The best medicine for stubborn coughs.

colds and all throat onl lunc troubles. Mr. O. H. Brown, Muscatine, Ala writes: "My wife was sick during the hot summer months, and 1 hon estly believe Dr.

King's New Discov ery saved her life." Good for chil dren. 60c and $1.00. at your drug gist. FRECKELS Don't Hide Them' With a Velli Re move Them With the Othlne Prescription. This prescription for the removal of freckles was written by promi nent physician, and Is usually so suc cessful In, removing freckles and giv ing a clear, beautiful complexion that it Is sold by druggists under a guar antee to refund the money If ft falls, Don't hide your freckles under a veil; get an ounce of othlne and remove them.

Even the first tew applications should show a wonderful improvement, some of the lighter freckles vanishing entirely, Be sure to ask the druggist for the double strength othlne; it Is this that Is sold on tbs money-back guarautee (Advertisement) Society printing, the correct thing Cleanup Cleanup! Cans and Garbage Leave orders at 102 N. Sev-' enth Street Lock Box 66 Fertilizers Hauled, Gar dens Plowed GEO. H. FELLERS HAVESLOV DNEYS LOCAL The P. A.

Levengood fatally left yesterday for eastern Kansas to make an extended visit. Mrs. W. S. McFad3en returns home tonight from Philomath, where she had been visiting friends several days.

J. L. Miller, traveling passenger agent of the R. ft was in Corvallis yesterday hobnobbing with Agent Graham and Corvallis business men. Miss Alice Balrd has gone to Por'- land to spend summer months with her brother and numerous friends In the.metropolis.

Miss Balrd has 'been teaching in a rural school near Corvallis. Miss Helen McFadden returned home yesterday from Portland, where she had spent the past two weeks visiting with relatives, and friends and enjoying the festivities at tlif annual rose show. Mrs. Mary Seetey left last evening rer the Southern Pacific for her old home in Wisconsin. She will make stops en route 'at San Francisco, Los Angeles, -Roswell, N.

and Chicago. She expects to return in August. Nicholas Tartar, E. B. Beaty and Misses Alice, Belle and Bertha Edwards were passengers on the Shasta Limited last night for Berkeley where they will attend summer school at the University of California.

Roseburg Review: J. W. Feathers, wife and daughter. Miss Mabel, have arrived here from Corvallis and will probably locate here permanently. Mr.

Feathers went to Grants Pass and Merlin this morning to look after business Interests. Miss Edith C'Dckett arrived yes terday from Pendleton, where she had been' visiting home folks several weeks. She comes to take summer school work at O. A. and will act as secretary to Dr.

Anna Z. Crayne. Miss Crockett Is a member of the junior class at O. A. C.

Mr. and Mrs. Lyle W. Hendricks and little daughter have gone to Mc-Minnville to spend the summer with relatives In that vicinity Mr. Hen dricks is an Instructor In the pharmaceutical department at O.

A. C. and a recent graduate of that ins 1 1 tutlon. Miss Catherine Asbahr, who had been spending the past two weeks at the country home of Mr, and Mrs. Harry Asbahr, left this morning for her home at Beaverton Miss Asbahr if an O.

A. C. student, and will return next Fall and resume her studies at the college. Russell D. Calkins, a son of Mr.

and Mrs. W. W. Calklna, former Corvalllslles, narrowly escaped being drowned at Ann Arbor, Michigan, yesterday, when a canoe upset In the Huron river. Mr.

Calkins Is' a freshman in the law college of the University of Michigan. Misses Margaret and Minette Hanson, Helen and Julia McFadden, Evelyn, and Veda Carlson and Mary Skelton compose a merry party bound for the summit of Mou-l Chlntlmlnl. The young ladles left this afternoon and will spend the week end on the iak. Mrs. P.

G. Carlson Is chaperoning the party. Eugene Register: Miss Laura Hammer, who graduated Wednesday from the University of Oregon, has been elected to a position in mathe matics In the Corvallis high school. Miss Hammer graduated from Pacific College, Newberg, and had successful teaching experience before entering the University. Mrs.

Kittle O. Turner left last evening for Pendleton in response to a telegram bringing the sad news of the death of ber daughter, Mrs Ear! Wlgglesworth, whlcfe occurred yesterday at the Pendleton hospital following a recent operation. Numerous Corvslllsitee who recently resided In the Grande Ronde valley will remember Mrs. Wlgglesworth, and will receive tbe news of her ds mlse with deep regret. Mrs.

Turner has the sympathy of Corvallis friends la her sodden bereavement. Mr. and Mrs. Merton, F. Clark, of Walla Walla, arrived here this morning from Newport, where they bad spent a brief honeymoon, and will be auests of Mr.

Clark's relatives, Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Beck, with and family, several Mr and Mrs.

Clark were married In Walla Walla Monday, June 15, tbe bride being Mlse Mary Louise Me- Cracken, popular young lady of that city. Following a wedding trip through Oregon, Mr. and Mrs. Clark wilt he at home to friends after July 1st In Walla Walla. Mr.

Clark Is a former Corvallis boy, and Is well remembered by numerous friends here, who will be glad to meet him and hie bride. CORVALLIS LODGE NO, 14, A. F. A. M.

Stated communications first and third Wednesdays of each month. jt. W. WENIGER, M. H.

M. GUTHRIE. See'y. FERGUSON CHAPTER NO. R.

A. M. Stated eon vo-: eations second Wednesday ol "eh month. K. B.

BEATT, H. P. C. H. WOODCOCK, 8ecy.

IRUCE COMMANDERT NO. 17. K. T. Btated conclaves first Friday ol each month.

J. F. ALLEN, E. C. B.

J. THATCHER. Recorder. ST. MART'S CHAPTER NO.

9, O. B. 8. Stated meetings on the Tuesday before the ful) moon of each month. GERTRUDE McELFRESH, W.

M. LILA DOBELL, Secretary. JREGON COUNCIL NO. 2. R.

ft S. M. Stated' assemblies, fourth' Wednesday of each month. -i G. V.

8KELTON, T. I. M. Z. H.

DAVIS. Recorder. DRESSMAKERS. DRESSMAKING Call Mrs. A.

Wetsel, 310 S. 15th St, cor. Jeffer son, ind. phone 4328. 4-2 1-1 St DRESSMAKING Experienced fitting, perfect satisfaction guaranteed.

Personal attention given to all- work. Prices reasonable. Would appreciate the patronage of Corvallis ladies. Mrs. J.

8. Bur- don, 604 Nv14th. Ind. phone 4450 4-21-lmo- BUSINESS POINTERS. FOR REASONABLE BOARD' for the summer Inquire at 504 S.

15th cor. Washington and 15th. 6-18-3t SEWING AT HOME $1.50 per day, during the summer months. Ind. phone 2219.

6-16-tf HAVE YOU INVESTIGATED those $200 lots, 8 blocks from the post office? If you haven't you'd better See Byron Taylor, Ind. phone 4326. 6-15-lmo "MIKE DUFF" Registered stand ard bred trotting stallion, sired by Zombrd. Track record. C.

Bareinger, R. 2, Corvallis. Ind, phone 6951. tf STRICTLY FRESH milk and cream at Sharp's Grocery. 6-1-tf NOTICES.

TO HORSE MEN Parties wishing service qf the Belgian stal lion Robinson (44084) (3303) will find him at my bars on College Hill the entire season. Pasture fur sighed mares from a distance. Call or phone 7735. J. E.

Aldrich. 5-18-tf PIANOS Best makes sold at reason able prices, on easy terms. Tun ing: and repairing promptly at tended to. See James R. Cham' bera.

at Barman's Drug Store. 3-2-lro WOOD SAWYER O. T. Boyd, Ind Tihnna 4476: Belt292-R. New out fit, prompt and satisfactory service.

Teleobone your orders. 4-14-tf ATTORNEYS YATES ft WOODS, ATT0RNEY8-AT Law. Office: Rooms 4, First National Bank building. B. E.

WILSON, ATTORNEY-AT- dtP GEO. W. DENMAN. ATTORNEY- at-Law, Corvallis, Ore. omoe in Fischer Building, over Graham ft Wortham'a urns store.

PHYSICIANS DR HARRY J. ANDERSON. Physician and Obstetrics and diseases of women and children a specialty. Suites and I Masonic Building, Cervallls. Ore.

Phones: Ind. 1500: Bell 120. OSTEOPATHS DR. ELIZABETH LANE-HOWELL8, Masonic Temple, Telephones: Residence, 2443; offlce 1431. DR.

EMILY MALCOLMSON, MA-sonic Temple. Corvallis. Phones: Residence, 2443; 'office, 1431. CHIROPRACTORS DR. J.

C. PRILL-Chlropractor and Masseur. Treats spinal, nervous and chronic diseases. Give me a call. Office Room over Benton Cnnntv National Bank.

-6-2t alCVEN TEARS' EXPERIENCE IN earing chronic and nervous dis eases in Corvallis. urs. w. and Ida Foster. 240 N.

2nd opposite Rlckard's Parage, Cor-Tallia. Both Phone. 4-24-tf UNDERTAKERS. M. BOVEB, FUNERAL DIRECTOR and Licensed Embalmer.

Lady Assistant. Office of County Coroner. Independent phone 46; Bet) phone 2 4 J. Parlors Monroe, corner Fifth street, opposite court BOOS. O.

W. STONE FUNERAL DIRECTS or and ncensea emnaimer. ino nhone 123T: Bell phone 17-J Residence and one door south of cit hall. 12T 4th St. Reno Land Plattert Shingles 1 Rubberoid Roofing Snow White Los Angelese Plastic Brick Tour Patronage Appreciated' Men's Heavy Cotton.

nr. Sox per Boys' and Girl's "Iron" Clad Hose for wear, pair 25c Men's $1.00 Ladies' Extra Fine Rib tJnion Suits 50c Get a Kobo "Mesh" Corset for summer wear or bathing $2. 50 NEW GOODS ALL THE TIME mm CrasK o. McCaD'i Patterns Fit WANTED. ANTED Cavalry horses; must be between five and eight years old, 15 hands and over, not heavier than 1200 pounds.

Will be In Corvallis' Monday. June 22, at Lew Gray's stable. Pete Anderson. 6-18-Std ltw. WANTED Job on' farm, by month or year, by young man, with small family; good horseman; some experience Address care Gaiette-Tlmes.

'H-17-71 WANTED. HOUSE I desire to rent a modern, house of not less than six rooms, with basement. and fur nace. G. M.

Butler, 418 St 6-15-tf WANTED TO TRADE Six (6) room house, and two lots 100x110 feet 7 blocks from high school, city water and fine lawn, garden and berries. Wants to trade for resi dence property in Corvallis; will trade on equal basis. Value of Vancouver property is 22500. The Canadian Homestead Van couver. 810 Main St.

6-15-tf WANTED That annual carload of setting hens, but they must be "setters." Will pay seventy-five cents each, and come and get em, Phone X369. State Game Farm, Corvallis. Oregon. S-3-tf FOR RENT. FOR RENT Two fine bungalows.

furnished and unfurnished; gplen- did location. 117 11th St. 6-17-t FOR RENT Furnished bouse; mod' era. 1661 Monroe St. Phone 2305.

-9-t FOR RENT Light housekeeping rooms. Ind. phone 2256. 4-29-tf FOUND. FOUND Where to get a baked chicken or meat loaf for Sunday dinner; also salads, bread, pies, large and small cakes, deserts, can' dies, fresh berries and vegetables lust from the farm.

For sale at the north corner of. the Julian hotel, all day Saturday, June 20, by the ladies of the M. E. church, South. 6-18-2t FOR EXCHANGE LOS ANGELES PROPERTY To trade for Oregon farm land.

J. Alexander. "3 40 8. 15th Corvallis. Ore.

6-18-6t DENTISTS DR. R. 3. GUNN DENTIST, Office In the New Hoot Building, corner Third and Madison streets, Suite 4. Ind.

phone tit. If yon have "wants." say so In the Oasette-Tlmes classified columns. Is Your Life Insured 7 Tea Cannot Afford to 1m Wttkoatlt AskAboattbe NEW YORK LIFE INSIBANCE CO Call up Phones 4464 or 3516 WHEN IN PORTLAND E-A-T WIIITIIEYS 108 FOURTH ST. NIAR WASHINGTON E-A-L NO rtt- NO MONK UM JUST LIKE HOME Wmt htomto Sim tun mm Classified ads cost little and pay' What have Corvallis Flouring Mills Warehouses Foot of Monroe St, Corvallis, Oregon A. W.

FISCHER, Manager HOPES' GROCERY Denton mills Cell Phono UY Wheat, Oats, Corn, Rye Mill Feed, Rolled Barley, Hay, Alfameal and Vetch Seed Seed Wheat and Oats Lime, Cement Hard Wall Plaster Fire Place Brick Etc. FREE DELIVERY THE 4 m. a. Daily Except Sunday ra. Daily o.

Daily Except Sunday a. Daily Except Sunday a Sunday Only Double Daily Trains ON Corvallis Eastern Railway Effective Sunday, June 21 FOR SALE Modern house and lot. Best buy in Corvallis. Price slashed for quick sale. Close to college.

Call N. 14th City. 6-12-tf FOR driving mare. Very cheap. Ind.

phone 1444. -5-8-tf rOR SALE Cloth trespass' notices, at the Gazette-Times office. 9-30-tf FOR SALE OR TRADE. FOR SALE OR TRADE Modern house and lot for city lot Ind. phone 1317.

6-8-tf MONEY TO LOAN. HAVE MONEY TO LOAN On good real estate In -amounts from $1,000 to $6,000, on long time. Call 218 N. 12th, or Ind. phone 1144.

6-13-fit Buy Your Dressed Chickens Fresh Eggs Flour Compound All of the Best Grades Bnllis Poultry Market Phone Ind. 209 or call at the store 144 N. 2nd St Orcgonlifc Best for Oregonians D. Me John District Mgr. Corvallis Better Goods Less Money Thmt'a Our.

Mqtio We don't believe vou can any cheaper or Ret so much in quality as right here. stock of every-' thing the ladies like, the' men and boys need, and the little folks require is-; complete. LET US SHOW, YOU Henkle Davis- The Old Reliable Store Leave Corvallis 8:00 a. 1:40 p. Philomath 8:20 1.

'7 p. RETURNING Leave Newport 7:15 a. m. Daily Except Sunday 1:30 p. 6:00 p.

Low Round Trip Fares All Points Corvallis Season Tickets on sale daily $3.75 Corvallis Week-End on sale Saturday and Corvallis Sunday Excursion, Sunday onlyt 1. Call on nearest E. Agent for further particulars or write JOHN M. SCOTT, Gtacral Paaseater Agent, Portland, 6rtgss ClaifiedAdvcrtising Brings Sure Results you to sell or exchange 7 1-Mf.