Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-09-20
School suits at Kline's.

G. L. 0rimshaw, for many years
q resident of Corvallis, come over
from Foster, Saturday on business,
and made this Office pleasant call
Help wanted at the Commercial
Restaurant. G. G. Chipman.
A son of Louis Hollenberg will
arrive this week from the East and
will occupy a situation as book
keeper for the firm of Hollenburg
& Cady.
A new arrival in Corvallis is R.
81. Kennedy, who represents the
New York Life Insurance Com
paDy. The family occupy a cot
tage on College Hill.
Weekly Oregonian and Twice a
week GAZETTE one year $3.50
One of the large plate glass win.
dows in the Graham & Wells drug
store was broken Saturday while
workmen were placing it in posi-
ton in the frame. The :iuge piece
of glass is SKI feet and cost about
$40.
On September % "a the fall term
in the Corvallis Business College
will open for another years work.
Full line of Fall and Winter
millinery goods just received at Mrs.
J. Mason's.
The Burnap Hotel at Philomath
changed hands Saturday, F. M.
Taylor recently of Silver Lake, is
the purchaser. Mayor Burnap has
been closing out his interests in
| Philomath with a view to locating
elsewhere. He has not yet decid'
ed what his next business move will
| be.
Eggs 23 cents cash at J. E.
Henkle's cash store in Philomath.
Highest price paid for all kinds Of
produce.
Big boys, lit tie boys any kind of
boys suits at very low prices at
Kline's.
| Monday noon an operation was
performed upon Mrs. Martha Por-
ter for cancer of the breast. Drs.
Cathey, Pernot and Newth were
the operating physicians. Mrs.
Porter whose home is 5 miles west
of Philomath is at resent in this
city at the home of o. J. Treese
where the operation was performed.
The patient, who is 67 years of
age, stood the operation remarkably
well and is recovering as rapidly as
can be expected. The entire right
breast wasremoved together with
all traces of the cancer. There is
indication that she will get entire
ly we'll.
Help wanted at the Commercial
Restaurant. G. G. Chapman.
The Corvallis Business College
will open it's day and night school
September 1924. Special low
rates to those entering then.
The well-known specialist, DR..
Darrin, who has practiced in this
vicinity for number Of years, will
return to this city in about a week,
and remain for a month. He has
just returned from a trip around
the world, during which he visited
Australia, India, Egypt, Japan and
Russia, and made a prolonged stay
in Europe. He HIS studied the
progress made in his profession in
those countries, and come better
equipped than ever to carry on his
profession successfully. Read his
notices in each number of the
paper.
Lamps, bedroom lamps, students
lamps, glass lamps of all kinds, at
Zierolfs'.
Crockery! Crockery! Crockery!
Balls Mason fruit jars, stone jars,
all kinds of jars from l to 20 gal
Ions, at Zieroifs'.
| The infar.t child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Milton Morgan died Saturday
afternoon at 4 o'clock at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Morgan in
this city. Milton Morgan, the
father, is editor of the Wasco News
in Wasco, Ore. The child not be-
ing strong, the mother came to
Corvallis in hope that a change
would be beneficial. The death of
the child occurred, however, after
all efforts to save its life failed. The
burial took place yesterday morn
ing in Crystal Lake cemetery.
By request the Flag Contest will
be extended by the donors until
Dec. 81.