Corvallis Gazette-Times from Corvallis, Oregon • 3

DAILY GAZETTE-TIMES Xaavsa tor Newport. PAINTING PEOPLE EVENTS CLA SSIFIED What Style for Spring? All th liv on for spring are her in unlimited Variety. ChooM from en of the two three button sack atyle with pitch pock, eta, different cuff, etc, in both extreme and conservative mode I a. Belted variations are very popular Including pinchbecks, belted effect and atylea that are belted all around. They are all here Varsity Fifty Five.

REGARDLESS of-mar-ket conditions, Hart Schaffner Marx are maintaining their all-wool and Jugh quality standards in clothes, Considering what you get for your money, they are the lowest priced clothes you can buy, from $20. up. Other makes at less. We'd like to show you. J.

M. Nolan Son The Home of Hart Schaf ner Marx Clothes. Stetson and Mallory Hat; "Arrow" and Wllion Bros. ShlrU; Hatch and Munaing Underwear; "Holeproof" and "Interwoven" Hoaiery; Florshelm and "Ground Gripper" Shoe; Keiser Silk Neckwear, etc. Statin and Varnish that Shabby Furniture Furniture that has become shabby or woodwork on which the finish has become worn can be easily renewed or made to harmonize with balance of the room by using.

Mrs. Hannah Bradshaw, arho with her sob, Harrison Bradshaw, had spent the winter months la this city, left recently for her horns at New port, where she goes to mak preparations re-open her summer hotel, the Bradshaw' House, tor the coming summer Harrison Bradshaw remained in Corvallls and ts now employed with the People's Meat Market on North Second street IeH Funeral This Mora log. The funeral of the late J. T. Lance was held from the Christian church at 10 o'clock this morning, Rev.

H. H. Hubbell. of Pendleton, a former pastor ot the local church, officiating. A large number of friends of the deceased and the family attended the last rites, and the floral tributes were numerous and very beautiful.

The choir ot the church sang, "Lead. Kindly Light," "It Is Well With My Soul," and "Asleep in Jesus," Interment was in the I. O. O. F.

cemetery. Southern Oregon visitors Leave. Mr. and Mrs. J.

W. Burch, who had been here since last Friday as guests of their daughter, Mrs. F. 9. Elliott and left Monday for Enterprise, eastern1 Oregon, where they are to make their home during the summer.

Mr. and Mrs. Burch were calted to Enterprise several weeks ago by the Illness ot their daughter, Mrs. J. B.

Doss, who died shortly after their arrival in that city, her death resulting from peritonitis. They are returning to Enterprise this week to make their home with their son-in-law for a tjme and assist in caring tor a little grandchild, a member of the Doss family. ADAM ASHKLL'S SPECIALTIES. Adam Assell is back again at his lunch counter. First and Jefferson streets, and is prepared to serve his specialties, Mulligan stew.

Chill con es rne and perfect coffee. 4-10-3t WHY IT 8TJCC3UDS. Because It's for One Thing Only and Corvallls People Appreciate This. Nothing can be good for everything. Doing one thing well brings success.

Doan's Kidney Pills are to" uw thing only. For weak or disordered kidneys. Here is Corvallls evidence to prove their worth. Mrs. G.

W. Mcintosh, 1604 Van Buren Corvallls, says: "About nine years ago I was troubled a great deal by my kidneys. My back ached almost constantly and when I got down to do anything, I could hardly straighten up. My back felt weak and lame all the time. Doan's Kid ney Pills soon relieved me of that dull, tired pain la my back.

I took about three boxes In all and they fin ally stopped that aching in my back and In every way, I felt as strong as ever." Price 60c at all dealers. Don't simply ask for kidney remedy get Doan's Kidneys Pills the same that Mrs. Mcintosh had. Foster-Mllburn Buffalo, N. T.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. 8ealed bids will be 'received by the Board of Directors of School District No. 9, Corvallls, Oregon, 3 P. April 23. 1917, for the erection and completion ot a High School building, according to plans and specifications prepared by Charles H.

Burggraf. architect, Albany, Orr-gon. All bids must be accompanied by. a certified cheik payable to "School District No. 8.

Corvallls, Oregon," for the sum of 2 per cent the amount of bid, as a guarantee that the contractor will furnish an approved bond equal to SO per cent of the contract within ten days sfter the awarding of the contract. Contractors are required to deposit $20 as a guarantee to return plans at the time, agreed upon, and the lowest bidders will' be required to furnish references satisfactory to the board. All bids must be made out on blank proposals for the same. Blanks furnished upon application by the clerk or architect. Plans and specifications msy be seen at Clerk's office, Corvsllls, Record-Abstract Of' flee and Builders Exchange, Portland, Oregon, or at Architect's office.

The board reserve the right to reject any and all bids. Building to be completed on or before September 15th, 1917. By order of School Board No. 9. E.

J. NEWTON, Chairman. BUCHANAN. Clerk, l-t WedAW Catarrh Cannot Be Cured with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, a thr eaaaot nub Ue Ml tin 4umm Catarrh la, a local dlataa. eraaur in-Sutaoo by oowtnatlonal coadlUoas.

s4 Is order to cur It you tnuat laao an Inurnal rtmadr- Hall's Catarrh Mwll-etn la taaaa lalamally and act thru tha blood on the mucous surfaca of ha syatam. Hall's Catarrh MMirtti was Kraacrlboa by on of th Baal physician i thl country lor roars. It com-pmtt of aomo of th hast Ionic known. eoBiMnod with om of th boat blood ponnora. Th parfaM eomMnatlon of tha lasradtonu In Hair Catarrh Madl-rln I what prosim -h wonaarfol raaulta la catarrhal soaeluoaa, Soad for taatlmonlals.

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Mails raasitr tuk for Mastlssttaa. PAINTING la water colors and oil Josephine Armstrong, -fit -JSortb 11th street, lad. phone 1111. 41-tt ARCHITECTURE R. H.

DOBELL. ARCHITECT--Office In th Hout Building, Suite 14 WHAT KIND OF MUX ARE YOU USING? The California Stat bulletin for September, 191. contains an account ot an experiment worth knowing about. Dr. G.

H. Hart, city veterinarian of Los Angeles found a dairy in Los Angeles which bad tuber culln tested its cows and divided its herd In to a tuberculosis-free herd and a tuberculosis herd. The milk ot tha tuberculous herd waa stored in vat. On set ot vats contained raw clarified milk and one pasteurised milk, all from turberco-losls cows. Twenty-tnur samples of raw milk were taxes from the first vat, during a period ot six month This milk was injected Into guinea pigs.

All but one of the guinea pig developed tuberculosis. Fourteen pigs were injected with milk from the second vat This milk had been clarified. Clarification con tiists in throwing out the gross dirt During tha same six months twen ly-thres guinea pigs were injected with pasteurized milk from a third vat None ot the guinea pigs developed tuberculosis or died from any cause whatsoever. This proves that clarification not only removes all the dirt, but 30 percent of the germs and that pasteurisation makes the milk absolutely sate. At the Corvallls dairy the milk Is not only clarified but it Is also pasteurized, the only milk sold in Cor vallls that Is so treated.

Many cities are passing pasteurisation ordinance Better be safe than sorry. We deliver milk or cream by the day or month. CORVALLLS DAIRY Lad. Phoat) 2471. 1- iperrratiery Service FREE INSPECTION Any Battery Any Make Any Time Witzig Electric Co.

231 S. 2nd St Safe Milk or Infant ItllTalidl A Nutritions Diet for All Ages. Keep Horliclt'i Always on Hand Quick Lunch; Home or Office. IT IS NOT matter ot prices with me. It is how much good .1 can do tor your Eyes.

My Torlc (deep curve lenses) are the best that th highest skill can produce. I use nothing but Lenses of the highest quality, and the best frames and mountings that can be made. The fitting of your glasses Is backed up by a written guarantee. If you are suffering with headache, 1 can relieve It for you under positive guarantee. DRv CURTIS, Eyesight Specialist, Corvallls, Or.

Over Allen's drug stors OUSTON OTEI icth aad Evsrett Stroat PORTLAND, OREGON (4 blocki In Ualoa Station) Oniar saw nnsian All NEWLY DECORATED Private Khan la vrr on Cianalail ta korinaaa aoa ihoa DinsaMriata OTCIAl RATES BywaakarsHath IUmB0a78i.t1.00.tte0 ATMOSPHERE You like ot you don't, But you will surely Ilk th aif of caassrsdarla that surround WASHINOTON HOTEL Cheerful Inviting. Say "Homo, Jama, to your CHlcur.and hell speed you to tha Washington. it Is Horn for th wrfrr aian ami, bual tRTLANDlOPa l.iE-'ll7TT:ftJ.M-ir j. mm (g) ACME QUALITY VARNO-LAC mmA I Club The and I Embroider Club will 99 entertained tomorrow. Thursday afternoon, at the home ot Mr.

Fred McHenry, 6S4 South Fourth street Mr. Bogus Visit Mother. William Bogus has Just re turned from a trip to Dallas, where ihe spent several days visiting with her mother. Mrs. Ellis, and a num ber' of old friends; Miss Moore Out Again.

Miss Barbara. Moore, who under went an operation tor appendicitis several weeks ago, la now almost recovered and is able to be on the streets, greeting a number ot friends today; South BeatoaUee in Town, Mr. and Mrs. F. A.

Lucas, of South Benton county, came to Corvallls yesterday to spend several days here on business and pleasure and are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney E. Trash. Portland Girl Visits Here.

Miss Genevieve Bicknell, of Portland, Wat the home ot Mr. and Mrs. George Brown, where she is to spend two weeks as the guest of Miss Georgia Brown. Miss Bicknell is a niece ot Mr. and Mrs.

Brown and a cousin ot Miss Georgia. Lady Physician Recovering. Dr. M. H.

Goldson, physician, who has been quite seriously ill with muscular rheumatism during recent weeks and under the care ot a pro fessional nurse, is said to be very much better today with the probab ility ot early recovery. Masons Meet Tonight. Ferguson Chapter No. 5, R- Ai will meet in stated convocation to- conferring ot the M. E.

M. degree and luncheon at an earlier hour. There will 'be work In the R. A. degree.

A full attendance Is de sired. Visiting companions will be given a fraternal welcome. Brother Oowglll Improves. W. C.

Cowglll, the Saturday Evening Post, Ladies' Home Journal and Country Gentleman rustler. Is not rustling very much these days as a result ot the grippe and an infected limb. He has been confined for two weeks or more, but is a little bettet at this time and hopes to be out by the lime the sun is. Visitor Go to Newport. "Rev.

and Mrs. Ralph O. Caves, of Lane county, who stopped in Corvallls this week tor a brief visit with old friends here, left yesterday afternoon for Newport, where they go to visit Mrs. Caves' parents. Judge and Mrs.

E. E. Woodward. Mrs. Caves will spend several weeks at the beach.

Home on Business Visit. Mrs. O. E. Trout came from Brownsville a day or two ago to attend to matters of business here.

Mrs. Trout is making her home with her mother, Mrs. Goodman, at Brownsville, since the death of her father a month or so ago and expects to remain in that city some time. Vancouver Man Stops Her. R.

J. Thurston, of Vancouver, B. stopped in Corvallls todsy for a brief visit at the home ot his sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bayard Rickard and family.

Mr. Thurston is in Oregon to attend to business interests here and Is dividing his time among the relatives at various points in the State. Comes to Attend Funeral. Ora L. Lance, of San Francisco, arrived in Corvallls early this morning to attend the funeral of his father, the late J.

T. Lance, who passed away on Monday. Members of the family met the young man at Albany in the Lance car. Mr. Lance Is to apend a short time with the home folks here before returning to San Francisco.

W. C. T. V. Meeting Thursday.

The business meeting ot the Col lege Hill W. T. U. wjli be held Thursday, April 12, at 2:30 o'clock In the afternoon at the home of Mrs. E.

Burton. 314 South Twelfth street. After the business session brief papers will be read, including "Sabbath Observsnee," by Mr. Kurtz; "Medical Temperance," Mrs. Carrie Van Hoosen and Mrs.

Alice Barrick. A violin solo by Wilbur Davis will be a feature ot the after noon. Ir. doling Return. Dr.

C. C. Poling, who attended the annual Htau conference ot the United Evangelical ehuroh In Salem during the put week, remaining In the Capital City after the conference dosed for a meeting with church officials, returned to Corvsllls yesterday. Dr. Poling wiil now bead the Evangelical College to be opened In this city, and will divide his attention between that Institution and the work of home missionary workers amopg tb Evaagellaal church ot Oregon.

RATES: -On aaut a word tot first insertion. -cent word for each tot towing insertion. No advertisement accepted for Jess" than 25 centa for first insertion. Owing to the small amount of some ot these accounts It Is urged that cash accompany tha order, otherwise bills will be collected as soon as ad expires, Card of Thanks. SO cants.

'j Resolutions of Respect and Oblto- ary Notices, per line. cents. -Obituary Poetry, per line, 10 cents. FOR SALE. FOR SALE About a doten good Durham cows, due to freshen this spring.

Nash Nashville, Or. 4-10-6t FOR SALE CHEAP Good 9-room house, with two lots, on 14 st; terms. Call Ind. phone 4S1T. 7 4-io-et FOR SALE Sorrel mare, 4 years old.

weight 1,000 $50. Call Ind. phone 4317. 4-10-61 FOR SALE Extra early field selected-tested, tipped and butted Minnesota 22 seed corn. H.

L. Heme, Ind. phone 4374. 4-9-StD-ltW FOR SALE Fresh cows. InA.

phone 9040. Millie Smith. 4-T-tf FOR RENT Good room and board at the Central Rooming Honse, 15.50 per week. 337 S. Second over Prather Meter's garage.

4--lmo FOR SALE Well located g-room house, with large closets, lower story finished in hardwood; two lots, new garage, cement walks, roses, etc; terms It desired. Ind. phone 1411, 803 Tyler street. 4-5-tt, FOR SALE Used piano, $160 If taken at once. Ind.

phone 2149. 4-i-tt TORjAjEBay driving team, "cheap ror cash and frulik la-qulre B. M. Martin. Ind.

phone 8114. l-J-tt ROOMING HOUSE For Sale or trade tor car. SOS 8. 3rd St. Ind.

phone 343. 8.26-tt oaUC At almost halt. Price Burroughs Adding Maohln. litu used, good new. Inquire at tnis office.

CHIROPRACTORS DR. W. A. FOSTER, M. T.

Licensed Chiropractic Physician. Kindt veara successful practtOS In Corvallls. 8lb and Madison Streets. -l-u The Chiropractor relieves tha pressure the nerves and enables Nature to restore Health. Analysis ot your spina gladly given.

UK. J. S. W1DMEB Suites 6-7. Hout Bldg.

Phone: Ind. 112K. Res. S3 OSTEOPATHS. DR.

MARY HOWELLS, Osteopathic ff hyslcian. Patients seen by appointment only. Phone 4481. Office 2127 Monro St. DR.

LYNN EUGENE aUtWITT Obatetrlcal specialist. Oftaopathlt Physician and Burgeon. Office Suit 8-8-10 Masonic Temple, Ind. phone 1481. Residence phone 8410.

8.3L.U UNDERTAKERS M. 8. BOVEB, FUNERAL DIRECTOR and Licensed Embalmer. Lady attendant- Auto Hears. Office of County Coroner, independent phone 46: Bell phon 2W.

Parlors, Monroe, corner Fifth street, opposite court house. II. YV. CONGER Funeral Dlrector.Llesaesd Intbalmer Ind. Phon 4814.

BaU Phon 117 Chapel-131 4th 8L. aaer Jsttaveoa. APRIL 16 Fortieth Aamvenary Ediiiee OF THE Evening Telegram Every industry and object of note in the Northwest will be treated with, authority. Enpecial attention is given the Lumber Industry. Our timber is our greatest asset Send copies to youririenda in the East Boost tor Oregon til All extra copies ordered wilf be wrapped, stamped 1 and mailed by The Telegram or 10c each.

The price of street copies js fjye cents." Leave orders at McKillop'i Candy Store. JOE HACKETT, Local Agent 14G0Wash.St Phone 2616. WANTED WANTED Man with team to plow by the acre. Call Ind. phone 7165.

4-10-St WANTED To buy a gang plow. Ad dress J. O. lad. phon 4-10-tt rw ANTED -One or two good, draft mares, tour to six years of age, weighing 1400 to 1500.

Address 317 Washington. Ind. phone 211T. 4-9-St WANTED A middle-aged lady to act a housekeeper for family ot two; one who can stay at her own home nights perferred. Call -at 783 Washington between 5 and 7 p.

m. 4-S-tf WANTED Competent girl at An-" drews A Kerr's Bakery and Confectionery. 4-9-3t WANTED LOAN 8600.00 tor one year, 7 per cent security, Portland realty. Address care Gazette-Times. 4-6-tf WANTED Lawn mowers to sharp' en on our new Lawn Mower Grinder.

Guaranteed to ran and cut as good or better than when new; all kinds of grinding and repair work done in 'our shop by expert workmen. Long Cooper. 4-6-tf WANTED Woman for general housework, and to take care ot at 3.61 Adams. 4-6-tt WANTED Reliable person to han dle agency tor simple, hygienic toilet accessories on commission basis; no Address "It. C.

2458 Larkin street, San Francisco, apartment 8. -4-7t MEN WANTED $2.50 day, in sawmill and lumber yard. Home phone 368. Albany, or inquire at 415 East First street, Albany. Apply Hammond Lumber aim City, Or.

4-J-m WE' BUY newspapers, magsilne and Junk. ind. phona 1 3-87-lMo NUMBER young men wanted at once to prepare for telegraph ser vice. For particulars call room 608 Panama Portland, Or. S-10-Mo.

ind. 16081 Bell 130. PHYSICIANS EM ILK O. JOSEPH. M.

D. PHY8ICIAN AND SURGEON Cor vallls, Or. Suit 8-0-10 Hoot Bldg. Phon office and residence 4283. Bell 1S4-R.

DR. HARRY I. ANDERBON Physician and Burgeon. Obstetric and disease ot women and children a specialty. Suites 1 and Masoal Building, Or.

Pbtns: FOR RENT FOR RENT Modem 7-room house on 7th St Ind. phon 4-8-U FOR RENT Three furnUhed light housekeeping rooms. 403 N. 3rd. 4-7-tt FOR RENT A Good piano.

Phon 8406. 48-tf FOR RENT Rooma for light housekeeping. Inquire 428 8. -4-6-6t FOR RENT On five-room lowar also one four-room furnished Ind. phon 4624.

4-4-tt FOR RENT Store building on M. Second 8t Ind. phone 3443. 8-14-tf FOR RENT Furnished room, furnace heat and bath, close in. 437 S.

6th St. Phon 4161. 3-13-lmo FOR BENT Royal TypwriUr for sal and rant Graham A Wlls 13-8-lmo ATTORNEYS CHARLES H. OLOS ATTORNEY-At-Uw. Suit 10 and 11 Hout Bldg.

Corvallls, Oregon. lad. phone 1386. Bel B. D.

HORGAN ATTORNIT-AT-Law, Notary Public Room 16, Hout Building, Ind. phone 1437. E. B. WILSON ATTORNEY-AT-LAW 1 F(Mtr Corvallls.

YATES aV LEWIS ATTORNEYS-AT-' Law. Office, Rooms 4, 8, First National Bank Bldg. OEO. W. EN AN ATTORNEY-AT-.

Law. Corvallis. Or. Otfio la the FIsbarBldg. Phon Ind.

329. FRATERNITIES A CORVALLIS LODOl NO. il 14. A F. A A.

M. SUUd ar. communications first end JW third Wednesdays of mob month. W. atERR, W.

M. a HOWARD. Sey. 0 COMMANDEBT No. IT.

K. T. Stated eo clar fourth Monday In each month. B. J.

THATCHER, 0. -Chaa. L. Bprlnger, Beeordei T. MART'S CHAPTER No, O.

38. 8L Stated meetings end Mcond Tuday rs tng aacb moBth. Mrs. J. a Ptnkertom, W.

It. Mlae UUIe OroT, Bee. i Acme Quality Varno-Lac stains and varnishes at-one operation producing popular stain effects and imitations of expensive hardwoods. Can be used for furniture, floors and woodwork. It is easy to apply.

The Acme Quality Painting Guide Book tells all about staining, varnishing and painting. What materials to use, how much will be required and how the work should be done. Frefftt our store. WarrensShupe Furniture Co. Buy Home Grown Seeds Wheat Defiance Seed yielded 45 bushels per acre.

Oats These Three Grain Oats yielded 120 bushels per acre. Canadian Field Peas. Clover Seeds-Red, Alsyke, Sweet English and Italian Rye Grass, etc. Chick Foods, Grit and Shell; Landplaster. Also carry the best Early Varieties Potatoes.

Place Your Order at once. FISCHER'S WAREHOUSE One Block South Willamette Bridge Electric Ironing is Easy Ironing with an Electric Iron really becomes a pleasant pastime. In hundreds of thousands of homes Electric Irons are taking all the hard work out of ironing. They are aiding thoughtful housewives to do perfect ironings in one-half the time required by the Sad Iron method. WITH AN ELECTRIC IRON both dainty shirtwaists and heavy flat pieces are ironed with equal ease.

No sooty marks or unsightly creases to soil or mar the beauty of linens snowywhite. An Electric Iron can be attached to any light socket-wherever you wish to iron. Prices range $3.00 to $5.00. See you dealer and get Your Iron Today. OREGON POWER COMPANY F.

M. HildrethLocal Manager, 8. 8ct Street Telephone Ind. 3311.