The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-08-17

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every patron to make him feel at
home. The table is excellent, SER
vice frst.rate, and the rooms are
nicely furnished. A room can be
had here at any time of the day or
night and by the day, week or
month. Mr.. Brunk is an excellent
business man, knows just how to
handle custom and is "a model
host. Therefore we award him a
high piece in these columns.
R. G. CRAVEN, MERCHANT TAILOR.
We have excellent tailoring es-
Establishments here, but none better
than this concern, and Mr.. Craven's
standing is such that he is entitled
to commendation at our hands. He .
carries very select stock and by
patronizing him one can be as well
dressed as if his clothes were made
by metropolitan tailor. He has
a splendid location and has follow
ed the business tor number of
j years. For style, fiji ard finish he
is unexcelled and bis credit in COM
i mercial circles is first.rate. The
fwork of Mr.. Craven during his res
; fidence here speaks for itself and
, needs no encomiums at the hands
of the press.
g. A. GERHARDT-BooKs, MUSIC AND
STATIONERY.
This gentleman is one of the lead
ters in his line. He gets large
part Of the trade here and is man
who can always be counted on. He
handles books, stationery, newspa-
i pers, musical merchandise, ETC..
= and he conducts all his affairs on
the high plane of honor and enter
prise. He is native son of Oregon,
7 having been bornin Corvallis and he
graduated with honor from the
: Mount Angel College. He has
b proved a most important and well
come addition to the business inter-
' ests OF the city, believing fimrly in
a the West and in printers ink"
MENTs, ETC.
The mercantile career of Mr..
!. Houston during the past fourteen
q years is one that speaks for itself
y and needs no encomiums at the
4 hand of the press. His large and
"a well-selected stock of hardware, tin
" ware, stoves, farm implements and
;. machinery of all kinds, buggies,
!, wagons, etc., will compare favora-
~ bly, as to quality of goods and pri-
n ces quoted with any other house of
=, ~ the kind On the Coast. He believes
f. in giving full value every time, and
70 the large trade which he enjoys and
~ ~ reputation which he has established
IN IN for himself and his house are at
tested thoroughly by the constant
swing of his doors, and by the very
D. liberal patronage of the community.
ne B.w.JoHNsoN, POSTMASTER.
IS IS A very competent official of Cor
)" " wallis entitled to place Of honor
. here is our popular and efficient
IN postmaster. He has filed this po.
y sition during the past six and a
:; = half years and post Office affairs
~ never ran more smoothly. Mr..
= Johnson is prompt, polite, and
~ courteous to a degree and was pro-
y prietor of the Gazette years before
N le he was appointed to this important
=. responsibility. He was born In
- - Pennsylvania and came to Oregon
40 in '7o from Nebraska. He is a
~ gentleman Of the royal blood
- type who believes in adjusting ones
~ self to the higher law OF life and
III then assist the RACE to do the
H. same. UNISON is the word of the
AGE.
MISS ELLA Observation-Disclosures
Rh This is a millinery emporium
which merits a good word at oul
in hands. The latest hats and bon
X nets are here displayed. and prices
* are never high. We do not hesitate
zoe to say that our ladies can do just al
2 we'll in this establishment as they
Ige can at any other place ia the state
In She has excellent tas,e and deall
Ter only with the lea ding firms in th'
NJ millinery line, obtaining the 1ates
ke, styles as soon as they are out, an6
* she takes the greatest pains to sui
Sc. her customers. Her parlors are
no we'll stock with hats and bonnetl
;he that would please the most fastidi
ere Gus, and she holds her trade re
' a markably well. Miss Johnson is ,
It'll lady of refinement and sound bust
,rd ness Judgment, and during her pas
ese ten years OF commercial life IN thl
business has established an excel
lent custom. We, therefore, aware
NIX, her high place in these columns
DR.. Logan, Physician.
our
of The professor of medicine is on
-. of the nob1eSt aS we'll as the mos