Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1900-12-21

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iaember--Robt. Johnson. He pla
: sole music rack.
Mrs. r. ]. oberer aud Miss
: Kicker and Seeley left yest erds
for ortland to spend the holiday
The Afternoon Reading Club WI
entertained at the home Of Mrs. \
5 .Wo7dcock, Wednesday afternoo,
! New line of fine Oyercoats ins
received at Nolan C Callahan,
Bought cheap and will be sol
right
Major and Mrs. r. E. Edward
leave today for Eastern Oregon
where they will spend the holiday
with Major Edwards parents.
Ray Frank, formerly proprieto
OF the Corvallis Racket store. re
turned to his home in Eugene
Monday, after short visit in thi
CITY.
An interesting program will BE-
rendered by the United Evangeli
cal Sunday School In the church
Monday evening at 7:3O. A cor.
dial invitation extended to all.
Rev. L. M. Boozer will eonduct
services Sunday morning and even.
ing in the United .Evasgelical
church in this city. He will also
preach in Witham school house at
2:3O p. m.
BEGINNING tomorrow, December
22, the G & E will issue special
holiday tickets over Its line.
Round-trip tickets to any point for
half fare, good until the 2nd Of
January, next.
A cut in the price of a garment
cuts some ice but nothing like the
out of the garment itself. Our ten
1oilar and over overcoats are cut
70 per cent. This includes the
Raglan and other nobby cuts.
The Shropshire ram from the
loted Altamont flock Of New York
ecently purchased for the Agricul.
ural College by DR.. James Witty
omee during his visit to the Chi.
ago stock show, arrived at the col.
ege Monday.
1t Is no exaggeration to say that
he Book Store has now an display
he finest assortment of standard
nd popular books, both in binding
nd numbers, ever shown in this
ty. If you are looking for some.
llng of this nature for Christmas
lift, yeu will find it tn ere.
Ralph Lane, who sustained such
shock to his whole nervous sys-
m through all injury to his spine +
? fall at the college gymnasium I
Gently, is again able to be about
e has fully recovered the use of I
$ lower limbs, but his arms are !
i'll somewhat affected. s
Next to the pleasure of seeking ~bbSS
lfe comes the pleasure Of making a.
II a nice Christmas present. Some \
y she is to be yours, so buy her $
useful as we'll as orna- e
entail. We don't keep baby car i
sgss, but we do carry the largest a
'ck of dress patterns in Corvallis. p
F. L. MILLER. v
In the contest between the schools +
the county for the banner of at !,
1dance the following records were r
lde: Dist. No. 30, SO per cent; =, a
, SO per cent; 81, "a and SO, Cd p r
cent; "A. SO per cent; Is, SO =,
rcent; 1, 80 per cent; "a, ss Der :"
1t, 3; 81 p C; 81, 80 p c; 8, 70 D .
10, 62 p c; 25, go p c; 43, so . B 3
There being no school in dis y
ct No so, the banner will be pl
1t to district No. S3. Miss Read. A
tausSt the first district and Miss vs
sepis teaching the latter dsmct. pl
At the suggestion Of the ply G
tructor at the O A O, J. B.
son, there is to be 125 loI -
ced in the Armory for thl
nmodation Of the students
h tubs are to be removed i
shower baths put in. Tf
! make six shower baths al.Soe al
her. The number of lockers fss
eventually be increased to sew | e
hundred. The improvements m.
are to be made an
ing the Christmas holidays. de
he Eugene Guard says a move
ut is on foot to organize an all
'gon football team to play Multi
nah during the holidays. 1t
9: Among those already for
'cted are the Bishop brothers, of "A M
EN-, and Burnaugh and Walters, on
nerly Of 0 A G. The ell Ore ;oa M
team will be a formidable do @
regation and will give MnItno- Tn In
] a hard game. The final 70.
zeup of the team has net yet : :
n determined. The game will ~
Itrictly in the interests of ANA ~ .s