Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-12-20
Additional Local.
Everything in china at Moses.

Everything in china at Moses.
G. A. GERHARD will duplicate the
price of any club offer for any periodicals
or combinations. 9Stf
Miss Maud Draper of oAC has gone to
her nome at Sumpter, Eastern Oregon,
to spend the holidays.
| See the growing Teddy bears at
Blackledge's store. 1884
Misses CARTE and Jessie Davidson and
| Miss Mabel McNab, all of OAC, have
Christmas holidays.
See the souvenir postals at Howells.
1881
Among the OAC girls who have gone
to their homes for the holidays are the
following: Miss Hazel Allen, Portland !;
Miss Georpia Ewing, Milwaukie; Miss
Merle Palmer, Baker City; Misses Stella
Beach and Mabel McKinnon, La Grande.
A scene of beauty and a Joy fer.
ever Is the present elaborate display
at J. M. Nolan & Sons. 1927
Rev. G. L. McCausland, presiding
elder OF the Willamette district, will
preach at the NJ. E. church, South, next
Sunday morning and evening. The
Sacrsment of the L 'rd's Supper will be
administered at the close of the morning
service
Fat Xmas turkeys, and Xmas
trees. L. L. Brooks. Phone 655. Al
Miss Adelaide Henry OF Waldo Hail
left few days ago for Portland to spend
the holiday vacation. Her mother, who
nary skill is the envy and admiration of
all the girls of Waldo Hal, goes to Port.
land tomorrow to visit for time with
relatives.
Wilson's Cafe for oyster cock
tails. 97tf
Christmas services at the Episcopal
church will be as follows: Tuesday or
Christmas eve, at 7, Sunday School
Christmas services and tree; Wednesday
m orning at O'Clock, Early Celebration
Holy Eucharist; 1O:30, Xmas service,
sermon and Holy Communion. N. B.
Offering at both these ser:ices for A ged
and In firm Clergy Fund.
The cutest doll go-carts that fold
up like baby Sat Moses.
The biggest hop transaction of the year
was carried throagh the latter part of the
week when the remainder of the O. A.
Mclaughlin crop at i nd pendenee.
amounting to 400 bales. was sold to
John Carmichael OF Salem, at Z cents.
This crop, which is graded as choice, is
the largest single holding in the state.
The entire Mclaughlin crop this yea r
amounted to about 1900 bales.-Ex.
Wilson's Cafe for. hot tamales.
97tf|
The Thanksgiving Proclamation issued
by the Portland Commercial CLUB giving
the shipments of grain and -four from
GulS stdtS ouo w "d5 pIlAbOu
IN full by many of the greatest papers In
the United States. The New York Jour-
nal of Commerce. the leading financial
paper in the country, giving it especial
prominence. IS vessels are loading wheat
and flour in Portland's harbor, greater
tonnage than was ever bsfore known.
The interior and window decora-
tiops of the J. M. Nolan & eon
store are now complete. 1O2tf
The banquet given Monday night by
the Y. W. c. A. girls to the Advisory
Board of the Y. M. G. A.>w was Il very
successful and enjoyable affair. Itoc-
Cured in Miss Sutherland's room at
Waldo Hall and Is gentlemen guests
were present. Toasts and addresses
were given by The following: DR.. Kerr,
DIR. Withycombe, Prof. Lake, 7. T. VIM
cent, Rev. J. R. N. Bell. Secretary G. T.
Hurd, Roy CLARK. John Schroeder and
others.
NEY LINE bon bons and boxes at
How elrs: f03 /
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