Corvallis Gazette-Times from Corvallis, Oregon • 5

H. 1 DAILY GAZETTE TIMES FOR SALE. FOR SALE GET MORE FOR YOUR MONEY buying your Dry Goods and wearing apparal at the J. C. Penney Co, store.

Our method of buying for about 300 busy stores, eliminating the expenses, salaries and commissions of traveling men and jobbers and selling for cash on a low pense margin means you save on every purchase. Pride Bleached Muslin yd. Hope Bleached Muslin Muslin 33c yd. Bleached 39c yd. 605l Bleached Cambric 42c yd.

Wide Sheetings to 93c yd. "Red Seal" Ginghams 33c yd. Percales, 36 in. wide Table Oil Cloth 45c yd. Japanese Lunch Cloths, 54 in.

square. $3.49 Japanese Lunch Cloths, 72 in. square $4.98 Japanese Napkins -75c set of six 1 C. Incorporated Co. 197 BUSY STORES A NATION WIDE INSTITUTION Classified RATES: One cent a word for first Insertion.

for each following Insertion. No advertisement accepted for less than 25 cents for first inser tion. Owing to the small amount of some of these accounts it is urged that cash accompany the order, otherwise bills will be collected as soon as ad expires. Card of Thanks, 50 cents. Resolutions of Respect and Obituary Notices, per line, 5 cents.

Obituary Pietry, per line, 10 cents. FOR SALE FOR SALE -If you want real Jersey milk. phone 4401. 11-29-tf FOR SALE THE MOST- -Attractive homes in Corvallis. KINNEY STOCK WELL 1-16-t FOR SALE- Small farm miles north of college on Kings Road.

Running water, plenty of timber, would be good for small fruit or poultry If interested come and see George J. Stover. R. R. No.

3. 2-18-tf FOR SALE- Old fir wood, 16-inch, delivered, $11.00 per cord. Phone 532, Philomath. 2-21-1mo FOR SALE -Move into this house this week- 6 rooms, east front, near the college. Phone 2264 or 1429.

3-16-t FOR SALE- -National Mazda lamps. All sizes. Hauser Bros. 9-6-tr FOR SALE -White Leghorn eggs for hatching from trap nested O. A.

stock. 75c per setting, $6.00 per hundred. Phone 4439. 3-9-81 FOR SALE -Nearly new Chevrolet touring car, been run less than 1500 miles. Extra tires, lots of extra tires way below new price.

W. H. Wallingford Co. 3-9-tr FOR SALE -White Leghorn day-old chicks, April 15 hatch, from hens that lay. E.

L. Hathaway, Philomath Phone 10F24. 3-4-tf FOR SALE 4 room plastered house- Close in. Price $1300, East front. 400 Acre Stock Ranch- -Well located, plenty of water, open pasture, 120 acres in cultivation, good orchard, fair buildings.

Price $9,500. Acres Within 3 blocks of pavement. Price $4,000.00. 40 Acres Close to town on good road, highly improved, 60 English walnut trees just coming into bearing. This place is all stocked and equipped with good stuff.

A real bargain at $5,000, CONNER LANCE Phone 4134 3-12-41 FOR SALE Rabbits, 2 does with young, $2.50 each. Several young does 50c up. Hutch 4x16, two stories, contains 10 compartments. Can be converted into chicken house. A bargain at $20.00.

715 S. 11th. 3-12-5t FOR SALE PIANO BARGAIN- -Party moving east. has standard: guaranteed piano which he will sell at substantial reduction to party able to pay at least $100 as first payment. This piano, is as good as new.

Terms. Address L. care Gazete FOR SALE- Three good organs cheap, terms if desired. Graham Wells, Corvallis, Oregon. 2-27-1 mo FOR SALE Sixty barred rock putlets, $1.50 each.

Phone 8952 or P. O. Box 153. Corvallis. 3-3-tt FOR SALE- The choicest building site near Corvallis, on the road to Golf Grounds.

Extra good, well drained land, all set to bearing Yellow Newtown and Spitzenberg large maple shade trees in apples, front. city, water, electric lights, on macadam road, beautiful outlook. Will sell any sized tract. from one acre to ten acres. For price and terms, see A.

L. StevensOn. 2-27-10 FOR SALE- Barred Rock eggs for hatching from hens mated with cockerels of high producing 0. A. C.

stock, $1.25 setting of 18. $8.00 per hundred Phone 2454. 2-21-7t FOR SALE FUEL COAL Graham Wells will ship another carload of coal when they receite sufficient orders to take up a car, send in your orders. 2-5-tt FOR SALE- S. C.

White Leghorn hicks from strain that has pro: dared tine layers. Send View in Poult your order now. Jefferson try Farm. B. E.

Good, Surer, Oregon, I. F. D. L. PEOPLE- -EVENTS Visit Albany- Mr.

and Mrs. W. M. Jones motored to Albany this week to look after business interests in that city, Albany Man Here Kenneth Bloom, recently Albany, has accepted a position with the local plant of the Union Oil Company and is to make Corvallis his home in future, Mr. Bloom was recently released from army service.

Loughars In City- -I. A. Loughary, of Monmouth, an O. A. C.

graduate, was in Corvallis a short time today while enroute. to Toledo, Lincoln county, where he goes on business. Mr. Loughars is a son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs.

C. R. Stenson of this city. Not Greatly Improved Miss Lil lian Wuestefeldt. ill the past week from influenza? is not.

greatly 1m- proved. Although she is slightly bettor the change is not as rapid as relatives and friends could wish for. It is noped there will soon be decided change for the better. Reach Critically I- Gilbert Beach is seriously Ill today at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Li: Beach. The young man is suffering from quinsy, was apparently in better. condition yesterday, but early this morning hemorrhages developed and he has suttered intensely. The family and friends are concerned regarding his condition. Visitor Goes East- -M.

W. Ashby, who had spent the past two weeks with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W.

Ashby, and his sisters, Mrs. Robert Holroyd and Mrs. E. D. Alexander.

left Corvallis yesterday on his return to his home in Fayette. Iowa. Mr. Ashby had spent the winter months in California and stopped here while enroute to spend the winter in the eastern home. Quarantined With Smallpox -The B.

E. Christiansons are quarantined at their south Sixth street home with smallpox, Master Clifford having recently develoned a light case of that disease. Clifford was Ill a week or two ago with influenza and before. he had fully recovered contracted tonsilitis. He thinks he' has had every contagious disease in the dietionary and will be delighted when his weeks of confinement are over.

To Appear in Albany- The Corvallis High school's orchestra is to apepar in concert in Albany Friday evening of this week under the direction of their instructor. Miss Helen Hand. The double quartette of the high school will- accompany the orchestra members and will add variety to the program to be presented for the benefit of the department of music of the local school. This is the first attempt the young people to appear away from their home city and there are plans for presentation of their program at Monroe and small towns in this vicinity. a FOR RENT POR RENT- House No.

140 Kings, Road. Phone 4635. 3-11-6t SEWER WORK TO THE PUBLIC I am prepared to do all kinds of sewer and tile work. Opening sewers a speciality. A.

Embree. Residence 621 N. 18th af Phone 8517 11-18-1 mo VULCANIZING tOGa Humparey Sons, vulcanizing and retreading. All work guaranteed. 886 8.

2nd Corvallis Oregon mo MONEY TO LOAN. $500,000.00: TO LOAN- For buying, building or rebuilding Corvallis property, percent interest. Others use this money, why don't you? MILLER WALTER HAVE YOU, THOUGHT -About the increased value of your property, due to increased cost of mater: Sals? If your building cost $6,000 in 1913, it is worth $10,500 today. ARE YOU FULLY INSURED! LET ME PROTECT YOU. C.

W. Post oflice Building, STRAYED OR STOLEN. STOLEN OR Collie dog named Two years old. Disappeared from his home here February 1st last. Marks: brown, heavy white ring round his neck, white feet and white tip to his tall.

Reward of $20 will be given for his return. or for information leading to his return. Wallis Nash, Nashville, Lincoln county, Oregon. 3-4-4 wkly. OSTEOPATHS DR.

R. M. ROBERTS -Osteopathie Physician and Surgeon. Diseases of the Ear, Nose and Throat a speOffice, Suite 8-9-10, Masonic Temple, Corvallis, Oregon. Office hours 9-12.

9-5. Pones: Offles 14811 Mensa TAXIS TAXI Phone 163, Corvallis Hotel Tart Co 11-41 INSURANCE FOR FARMERS Insure your properyt in the Farmers' Mutual Fire Relief Association of Portland, Ore. The safest and, cheapest. Phone 4273. Adolph Leder, agent.

1560. A St. 2-24-1 mo. H.M. Francis, M.D.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Recently returned from service overseas has opened offices in THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING Hours -10 a. m. 2 p. m. Phone 3372 Visits Her Home Miss Mae Stenbach, student at Corvallis high, ban returned from Summit where she passed a week with home folks and friends.

Ford Ton Truck -Late model, almost new. first class body, $690.00. If you want this bargain act today. Overland, Model 75B- Good condition. good tires, looks like new.

$550.00. Overland Model 80 passenger, good dependable car, looks and runs. like new. $775.00. Easy terms.

Light Delivery Body For Ford or Chevrolet car. Only $25. Would cost new today $120 wholesale. FORD GARAGE Phone 67. 2nd Washington 8-15-3t FOR SALE CHEAP- -B flat bass saxaphone good condition.

See L. Beard, 120 N. 11th. Phone 3116. 3-17-t FOR SALE A new house on the best site near to Corvallis with two acres of fruit This chance is too good to last.

Phone 2264 or 1429. 3-16-3t FOR SALE- -A roomy comfortable modern house near Jefferson street, sleeping porch, 2 bath rooms. Phone 2264. 3-16-tr FOR SALE. Ford touring car, 1915 model, good condition.

just overHauled. Apply J. W. Kibby, 30th Johnson or phone 4447. Price $450.

3-12-5t WANTED cut ash soIl. WANTED and 1000 Well to maple Competent located 1500 cordwood on cords woodcutter of this Highway oak, sea- to about eleven miles north of Corvallis. State terms. P. 0.

Box 34. Corvallis, Oregon, 3-16-2t FOR EXCHANGE Produce, horses, bogs, cows of sheep, accepted as part payment on standard guaranteed pianos or phonographs. Address Gazette 3-17-Wed wkly tf WANTED A cook for fraternity. Phone 3477, 3-17-26 WANTED Experienced millinery maker and an apprentice. Mrs.

Imogene Bath, First National Bank Bldg, 3-16-tf WANTED To list a few farms to sell to Nebraska friends, Come and see me at 238. North 3rd Corvallis, if you want to sell. W. L. Hand.

3-16-46 WANTED Have two-ton truck. Want hauling contracts. Prefer ably wood, up to 1000 cords. Address E. H.

C. Gazette3-16-tr WANTED Setting hens at Poultry 0. A. C. Phone 3110: 2-25-tt WANTED Girl or woman for general housekeeping, Good home and good pay, Could use high school girl.

Inquire phone 2384. 3-13-tr WANTED -Place to board girl 10 years old and boy 8 years old, either in country or city near school. Phone Julian Hotel, 301. 8-17-4t WANTED Two men, married preferred, at tile works at Monroe, steady. job.

Apply at Faicmont Brick Tile Monroe, Oregon: 3-15-6t WANTED FOR CASH- Good used Ford cars. Phone 67. Ford Garage, 2nd Washington. 3-15-3t WANTED -Small brooder. Any good make.

75 to 100 chick size, S. E. Trask, 222 S. 6th St. 3-15-tf WANTED -Men to grub 10 or 15 acres of land.

Phone 8716. A. 0. Hathaway. 2-13-12t WANTED Setting hens.

Phone 4152. 2-6-tt WANTED To prune orchard. Have had considerable experience In that line of work. Inquire of H. Reynolds, 545 South 19th street.

8-10-61 WANTED -Washing and ironing. Phone 3196 after 6:30 p. m. 3-13-tE WANTED Six good men to cut wood on shares and also to farm 40 acres of potatoes on shares. Address F.

Tidd, Corvallis, Box 98. 3-11-6t WANTED -Ex-chauffeur U. S. A. air service now student at 0.

A. C. will drive or take care of car, wili also help in household tor board and room. Address J. A.

care Gazette 3-11-tr WANTED Loan of $1500 on acre tract, improved, inside city Will pay Tomkins Riggs, Agents. 3-11-tt WANTED We want to list your farms if they are for sale. We have men with cash wanting to buy. Conner and Lance. Phone 4134.

3-12-tr WANTED Small size cream separator. Gustave Hahn, R. F. D. 2.

Phone 9061. WANTED -To buy or exchange tor new all your second hand furlture, rugs, ete. Warren-Shupe Curniture Exchange, 127 North 2nd Street. Phone 2476. WANTED YOUr Rouse painting.

paper-hanging and kalsomining. Allen Brown, phone 477, 859 Jetferson. St. 7-26-tr WANTED Man. for ranch, a good teamster and handy with machinery desired.

Phone 2661, J. G. S. Hubbard, Monroe, Ore. WANTED WE WANT To list your property If it is for sale.

We give prompt, reliable, courteous service and advertise our good buys. KINNEY STOCKWELL 1-15-tr WANTED If your farm or City property for sale, rent or exchange, list it with we have buyers, renters and people wanting to exchange for all kinds of property. MILLER WALTER 12-5-tr WANTED- To rent thoroughly modLern large house. centrally located. by April Phone 1224.

3-2-f WANTED -We are prepared to do your spraying and whitewashing. Montgomery Brown, Phone 4186 or 1106. Kigers in Portland- Mr. and Mrs. Dick Kiger went to Portland this morning to spend a short time in the metropolis on business and pleasure.

With Albany Friends Mrs. M. E. Beers, and daughter. Miss Leona Beers, were at Albany yesterday to spend the afternoon with friends.

Goes to W. A. Francis, who had spent several months In Corvallis, left at noon today via California for the old home in Mahan, Missouri. He had spent some time in the western states. Guest of Mrs.

Malden- Mrs. Roy Bell returned recently from McMinnville where she spent several days as the guest of Mrs. E. F. Malden.

Mrs. Maiden is preparing to come to Corvallis to join Mr. Malden and will probably arrive next month. Portland Visitor Councilman M. Conner left on the morning train for Portland where he is to spend a short time looking after business interests.

He will visit his son and daughter-in-law, and Mrs. Raymond Conner, while in the metropolis. Spends Week In Portland- Mrs. W. A.

Bates returned last night from Portland, where she passed a week as the guest of her father, Rev. J. M. Morrison. while visiting other relatives and friends in the metropolis.

Mrs. Bates accompanied her rather when the latter returned to his Portland home a week ago after a pleasant visit. with the Corvallis relatives. Babe Arrived Friday -Corvallis relatives have been informed of the birth of a fine baby boy to Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Livingston of Portland, the little fellow arriving Friday, March 12. He has been Richard Graham Livingston. The Livingstons are former Corvallisites and the mother is better remembered here as Miss Esther Graham. The late arrival is the first child. Pughs Go to.

Woodburn- Condu or and Mrs. M. E. Pugh and family left Corvallis on the late afternoon train for Woodburn where they are to reside in future, Mr. Pugh las chosen the Oregon Electric run between Woodburn and West Woodburn in preference to the position held at Corvallis because of the larg.

er salary offered there and will bein work there tomorrow, The Pughs have purchased a home in Woodburn. Return to Montana- Mr. and Mrs. George F. Brown and daughter, Miss Georgia, recent guests of Mrs.

Bown's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Felton, and, other relatives and friends this city and vicinity, left recently on the return to their home in Oreana, Montana. Miss Georgia Brown stopped in Portland to spend several weeks with relatives there before returning to her home, Off For Roseburg- -David G. Conn, who came to Corvallis to be present at the funeral of Mrs.

Conn's mother and sister, the late Mrs. Jack Dawson and Irma Dawson, and had since been engaged at settling up business interests regarding the Dawson entate, left at noon today on the return to his home in Roseburg. He will return to Corvallis later to give further attention to the affairs here and it is probable the Conns may decide to to Corvallis to reside and take over the business, Mr. Conn is accompanied by Master Johnnie Dawson who has recovered from his recent illness from influenza and 18 happy at the prospect of being with his sister. Burial at Kings Valley The body of Mrs.

Ethel Mason, wife of Emmet Mason of Hoskins, who died early yesterday morning after three weeks' illness in a Salem hospital was forwarded today to Kings Val ley, where the funeral service and interment will be conducted tomorrow. Mra. Mason was born in Summitt county, Colorado, November 11, 1895. She leaves her husband, two small children. Stella May and James Douglas, 4 and.

3 years old, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Fry of Hosking, and four brothers, Everett, Elmer, John and Frank Fry.

Three CoatsEach Different in Style and Materialsbut all with the Style Craft label Just three picked out of a stock of coats and suits, that. The prices contains at are as low as least one 01. two styles that We can will appeal to squeeze any woman. them and still keep the quality in. 1231 The materials, as soft and as beautiful as money can buy.

Here they are -ready for you -right now. Come in and see them try them on, examine them as critically as you wishwe know you'll be satisfied. Whitham's Ladies 1470 Cash Store The Only Exclusive Dry Goods and Ready-to-Wear Store in Corvallis FOR SALE FOR SALE -Eggs for hatching from selected pure Silver Spangled Hamburgs. High record laying strain. S.

E. Trask, 222 S. 6th street. 3-15-tt FOR SALE- Silver laced Wyandotte, Barred Rock and Rhode Island Red eggs, ten dollars per hundred. Day-old chicks, 25e each.

State Game Farm. Corvallis, Oregon 8-5-2 mom GOOD CHANCE TO BUY We Have the Following $4500 property and are ordered by the non-resident owner to sell it at a liberal discount if taken very soon. Room 2 Story- Plastered house, with 2 bath rooms, one bathtub and 2 toilets, 112x176 ground, cherries pears, quince, loganberries, shrubs, flowers, fine garden soil. Make us an offer. Easy terms.

TOMKINS RIGGS 3-17-tt FOR SALE- -2 1-5 acres, fine view of Pacific ocean, Alsea Bay, Waldport and surrounding country, 144 feet above tide. F. R. Overlander, Waldport, Ore. 3-18-1t wkly FOR SALE -Maple, ash and fir wood.

Phone 8715. A. O. Hathaway. 3-13-26t We Have Buyer for 150 to 200 acre farm, well located, good soil and good buildings.

We Want -A seven or. 8 room house with basement, furnace, bed room down stairs, located north of Washington and east of Ninth. We. Have Good- -50 acre, irrigated, high class farm in southern Idaho offered in trade for a place here. Also a 64 Acre -Place on Brownsville-Lebanon Power line with new buildings.

What have you to offer.in city property or acreage? What About 297 Acres. In miles of city at $92.00 per acre? 9 large room house, fair barn, tower and tank, mostly cultivated. Why not start a dairy? Splendid land and location for it. The Acres Commercially equipepd, lovely residence location, tine view overlooking the city, one mile of College may still be had for $15,000 or 6 times its net yearly production value. This is the last one we have of this kind.

TOMKINS RIGGS 3-16-tr FOR. SALE Piano box, cheap. Phone 438. 3-16-3t GOOD BUYS AND EXCHANGES FOR SALE -A fresh cow. Phone 3165.

3-13-tf FOR SALE Lots- On paved street: near college and high school, very fine location. All street and sewer assessments paid. Price $1600.00, terms. Room House lots, excellent location, close in. Price $3500.00.

$500 cash, balance easy terms or monthly payments. J. D. HUGHSON Corvallis, Ore. 3-13-7t FOR SALE- $10.00 down, $10.00 month puts an electric washing machine to work for you.

Edison Electric Store, Phone 2298 free demonstration. 3-9 -tr FOR SALE Used Car Bargains, at Unheard of One Ford Touring Car. One Reo Touring Car. One Dodge Touring Car. One Briscoe Touring Car.

One Ford Sedan. One Ford truck. W. H. WALLINGFORD CO.

Second and Jackson Streets 3-15-3t FOR SALE -Eggs for hatching from a good laying strain of White Leghorns, $1.00 per setting of 14. Mrs. Grover Avery, R. F. D.

2. Phone 7365 3-1-1mo FOR SALE. Attractive residence lot in desirable section of College Hill, extra wide frontage, adjoins Armold Way. Price and, terms able. Inquire 2716 Arnold Phone 4632.

FOR SALE- -Pine Lake Ranch BOW selling White Leghorn eggs from the very best stock at $7.00 per 100. Phone or see Peter Whitaker. 3-10-261 FOR SALE -2. good building lots, corners, 8 bearing fruit treen, 13th And Polk streeta for short time. $750.00.

Tonkins COMING "Under Cover" Presented by the. Thalian Dramatic Club of Corvallis High School at the Majestic Theater THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1920 Seats on sale at the Majestic Theater Admission-55 cents--including war tax DON'T MISS IT NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS New Victor Records FOR MARCH 1920 READ SEAL RECORDS BRASLAU, SOPHIE 64845-My Jesus, as Thou Wilt .10 inch, Price $1.00 CORTOT, ALFRED 64846-Malaguena 10 inch, Price 1.00 DE GOGORZA, EMILIO 64847-A La Luna 10 inch, Price 1.00 DESTINN, EMMY 87306-Last Tears .10 inch, Price 1.00 ELMAN, MISCHA 74601-Kol Nidrei 12 inch, Price 1.50 -DE LUCA 87567-Rigoletto 10 inch, Price 1.50 PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA 74602-Rienzi Overture- Part 12 inch, 1.50 74603-Rienzi Overture- -Part 2 12 inch, 1.50 Price DANCE RECORDS 18643 (You'd be Surprised Medley One Step Star Trio 10 In. 85c) Keep Movin' Fox Trot All Star Trio 18646 Apple Blossoms -Medley One Step C. Smith's Orchesrta 10 In. 85c Carolina Sunshine Waltz C.

Smth's Orchestra 18647 Mystery! Medley Fox Trot Novelty Orchestra 10 in. 85c Oh! -Medley Fox Trot Novelty Orchestra 18636 Behind Your Silken Veil. Fox Trot Yerkes Orchestra 10 in. 850 Roses at Twilight -Medley Waltz Yerkes Orchestra 18642 Now 1 Know Shannon Four 10 in. I'll Always Be Waiting for You Peerless Quartet 18644 You Konw What I Mean Al.

Bernard 10 in. 85c Bell Hop Blues AL Bernard 45173 I Might Be Your ins While Olive Kline 10 in. $1. You Are Free Olive Kline 18645 Was There Ever a Pal. Lke You? Henry Burr 10 in.

You're a Million Miles from Nowhere Charles Harrison Warren-Shupe Furniture Co. The Furniture Center of Benton County Sealed bids will be received by the Board of Directors of School District No. 8 Benton County, Oregon, 1:00 p. m. March 31, 1920, for the erection and completion of a Public Sebool building, according to plans and specifications prepared Charles H.

Burggrat, architect, AL by bany. Oregon. All bids must be made out on blank proposals for the same. Blanks furnished upon- application by the clerk or architect, Plans and speci fications may be seen at Co. office, Corvallis, or at Architect's office.

The successful bidder will be required to give references and an approved bond equal to of the amount of the contract. The board reserves the right to refeet any and all bids. By order of School Board No. 8. Benton County, Oregon.

8-15-Mon. Wed. Wkly Sat. 10t 1 NOW DON'Tfor a moment imagine that we cannot make your new suit on our premises, for we can. if you prefer it that way, Expert work in every department.

We. prove it. Quality Cleaners and Tailors Reichart: a Phone 2527, Jefferson 4 14th Sta. CAR OWNERS Have Your Repair Work Done at TURNER'S REPAIR SHOP. with Horning Bros.

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