Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-06-02
Additional Local.
See Blackledge for furniture, eli

See Blackledge for furniture, etc.
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Leo Spaulding went to Portland,
yesterday, to attend the opening of
the Exposition and to visit his sis
ter, Myrtle.
Have DIR. Lowe cure your ear
and eye ache with a pair of his
superior glasses. 46-47 /
The big Bellfountain picnic is
scheduled for today and fine pro-
gram is offered. to which the gen
eral public will be very welcome.
Blackledge, leading wall paper
dealer. 3Ot-
D. NJ. Smith, formerly in busl-
ness in this city but now in Port
land, was in Corvallis yesterday.
A. A. Lowry. a cousin of Mrs. J
B. Goodman, arrived in this city
from Warsaw, Indiana, Wednes-
day. This is his first trip to the
coast. n
A special rate will be granted by
the O.. G. T. Co., on their boats from
this city to Portland of $1.50 single,
or $1.75 round trip, beginning May
20 and ending October Is. These
tickets are good for ten days. 45-7
Wednesday, Misses Grace Glass
ford and Eva Day went to Port
land, where they will remain for
month or two visiting the Fair and
having good time generally.
/ For Sale--Good grocery store,
good business, splendid stand. On
account of health of family must
sell by July LIST Great bargain for
quick buyer. S. M. Turner, Cor
Wallis, Or. 44-49.
Mrs. T. M. Catch entertained
the senior class at OAC Wednesday
evening. During the evening in
anagram Karl Stsiwer took first
place and was presented with an
OAC souvenir spoon. In Cues
tions Of Hearts Miss Lura Flett was
victorious and received fine vol
ume of Rudyard Kipling's poems.
The entire affair was most pleasing
a in all respe cts.
Choicest obtainable Ice cream
, always On sale at Smalls' 1854
AS Cal Thrasher, local agent for
the Oregon Fire Relief Assn, is to
leave about June 10 for Eastern
Oregon and remain for six weeks
!. now is the time to have your in
r surance written. After his depart
f ure his son. Frank, will attend the
S business. Insurance in this COM
e pany is half what it costs in. many
! others. 46-7
e For Sale.-D. c. Rose & Son
S offer all stock and fixtures con
u nected with the cigar factory for
f sale. Going out of business July
f 1st. Building for rent. 49,
e Will Wicks arrived home Sun.
: day, from Portland, where he hao
: been for week assisting with thu
arrangement of the OAC exhibit a
> the Lewis and Clark Fair. Prof
= Lake is now in charge down there
: but arrangements nave been made
: for q Mrs. Webster, a professional
decorator, to have charge during
s the season.
: Next Tuesday noon. June the
u to nom Thursday, DR.. Lowe, th
/ well-known oculo-optician will b
Ie at Hotel Corvallis. Don't fail L
r have him test your eyes for glasses
f. Consultation free. 46-4
n Opticians come and go, but Dr.
" Lowe keeps coming and has for tn
b past fifteen years. 46 4
II United Evangelical Church, Rev
70 c. T. Hurd, pastor.--Services lex
e. Sunday as follows: Sunday Schoc
in at 10 a. M; preaching by the pa
tor at II a. ~; Christian Endeavo
n at z p. a.; at s p. m. a servic
e. will be held in homer of the mint
r. grade graduating class of the Pub
- lie School The class will atten
- = in a body and the pastor will preac
~ a sermon appropriate to the occs
3 sion. Subject, THE Education {
r Christ" All are welcome.
- - All persons who contempla1
'ie visit to the Lewis and Clark Ex
position should address Mrs. w.
es Bolton, 574a Fifth street, Por
IS, land, Or. She can give you a
We commodations at above address
ry at choice private residence near Il
o. Fair grounds. Cheapest rates
ck Portland, accommodations consi,
~ cred. Special rates for June
=. both places. 46