OCR STAFF OF RUSTLERS-'
m oruingall sang, Home Sweet Horn**,
, ° " e ^ny
tefU Dorr Oil-son and i Hie people near here ran spend
with a chorus and the gue»t* be ¿an
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.— ' Kenery
X
V
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IJ
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trunk
k X
i itn
ri. *. in Thanksgiving pleasantly and profita­
to depart, but it w » un hour later
'Gene IL m u »’» garden in Weal .Salim bly as well. The ladies ar* all re­
W
HAT
TH
EY
HAVE
TO
SAY
ABOUT
before tlie h ave taking of some who
loading up iheir wagon willi |x>Ut<YB, queued to bring a luneb for two and a
T H E DOINCS IN TH E CO UNTY.
felt inclined to stay by a good thing
cabbage, «to.
pound of carpot rag* and the gentle­
DA.iiLAS, F R ID A Y , NOV. 23, 1900. as long as possible.
men are requested to bring a quarter.
Thu other overling a number of the
An U neqkb H rd and Com plet* Ro
The carpet rags will be sold at 25
friends
gulhereI
in,
armed
with
horns,
sum
e
Af
Wnot
Your
Frionds
aro
AIR LIE.
; cent* a pound aud lire gentleman j
E very F riday H orsing Af 7:30.
n n j Havo Boon Lato!, Doing.
■ in pans und olliur instrument* o( tor­
getting the carpet rag* of a certain la­
R o y Byerly was milling at Derry
ture,
tu
give
Otis
Wait
and
wife
a
mu
\ V r. A . W A 8 I I ,
dy will cat luuch with her about the
Tuesday.
rical
welcome
hi.nio.
He
must
have
To Curo a C o ld In Ona D a ,
j t oon hour. A good liter.irv program
KIMTOK AND PBOPKlBToR.
A money order will be established Take lux dive bromo quinine tablet* been expecting the boy* fur liu had will precede the lunch. The object is
pluuty
of
cigar*
on
hand.
here January l*t.
; All druggist. rcfunJ the money if it
; to gut a carpel for the parsonage.
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Come everybody and have a good
SU B S C R IPT IO N B A T E S :
W m . Baiker is putting up it kitch­ (sili to cure. Signature of E. W .
BUYER.
>ne r r i c e
, Drove on each box. 25 cent«.
time.
1*1 50.................. , ................ Per y«*ar en for Ira Hooker.
Applea and potatoes are all cov­
In order to reduce our stock to the lowest minimum by January I t we ure
$ 75........................... Per aix m onili«
The boys are thinking of starting
• M ITHFIKLD.
ered up.
F A L L S CITY.
making a wholesale reduction on many lines of staple goods, among with h
40........................Per three months up the skating rink.
Lou Adams is working for Henry
A number of Held* hare been sown
Lowest on night of 19th, 25 degrees. will lie found Mens, Youths and Boys Clothing, Undershirts, Draw, is anil
Advertising rates made known on
A stray snow storm stopped over Wagner.
to cluvor this fall.
Watch out for your spuds.
Suspenders for big men, Overcoats, Boxcoats, Mackintoshes and Huts, Ladies
application. Correspondence is solicit-
Bight
with-us
recently.
f*d.
Mr. Murphy, of Falls City, waa seen
Social Tlianksgivi-ig evening and Wraps. Mackintoshes and Furs, Dress Goods, Ladies Furnishings, Gi ve» mid
Henry Flickiugur is visiing his bro­
Hosiery, Table Linens und Napkins, Large sizes in Mens Bools and Shoes,
Fine Job Printing done at reasonable
There is some talk of having a in these parta Sunday.
box social at the Christian church.
thel at Pendleton.
and nil sizes iu broken lines ill Ladies, Children and Mens Shoes ut less Until
orice«.
Christmas tree at this place.
Sclioolia getting along uicaly under
There will be a temperance service ctst to eloae out. N o coupons given on special sale prices.
Miss Ruby Kuril* ia stopping with
Ed Patras, the stave maker, will ihe mnnngeiueiit of Miss Ora Rlioda-
| next Sunday ut the Methodist church.
Mr*. C. E McLane.
soon locate among us again.
i urger.
S tatic
S ch oo l
H i i e k i m k m » kn r
Emma Tice has been hired to teach
No sab* of wlie.it, the holders wail­
Sam Gross is considerably under the
George Myers, who baa wheat to sell
a three months term of school in dis- SPECIAL THIS WEEK:
ing for better price*.
Ackerman and President Campbell, of wea h r at his home near here.
Lietie Co’s latest Fur capes reduced from $18 to $15, from $15 to 12.50.
has only been able to got one car in
' trict 60, beginning on the 26tn.
the state nomml school spent part of
from $12 50 to $10. Collaretts from $7.50 to $6.50, (ciinf $6 60 In $5 50,
Lots of plowing and leading have
The Woodmen are making a few re­ the lust six weeks.
Our enterpri.-ieig citizen, F. A. Lu­
from $5 50 to $4.50. Boas from $4 to $3, from $3 to $2.50. i-mlies Nob­
been done iu these part*.
last week together visiting country marks about putting up a hall hero.
Mrs. A. J. Hasting* and grand­
cas, has broken out in a fir. h place,
by Jackets reduced from $15 to $12, fioin $12 50 to $10.50, from $11 to
schools in Yamhill county. Their
J it*. Harporaud family have niov- und now supplies us with (resii m at.
Several loads of turkeys have been daughter have returned froai a two
$9.50 and $8.50, from $10 to $8, from $6 to $4, from $5 to $3 75. Line of
purpose was to see the actual condi­ brought in the past week, lmt ure not weeks stay in Portland,
oit into the Ixmg Tom country.
j This was a much neeiled iinprovt m lit
Ladies Mackintoshes for $2. Mens Rubber Hip Boots with leather si les,
| and we hope his patronage will be
tion of the average country school commanding a very large price.
Urge sizes for $3.25. Yonrs truly,
K E. B R Y A N A r ON.
Mr*. Wagner, who lias b*en keeping
Grass has burn good up to the pres­ sufficient to justify him in continuing
so as to most intelligently deal with
Al»out 300 men more or less went houso for her son, Henry, has return­ ent and all kljuj* of rtouk look wall.
the most evident defects among ordi* ¡out on a coyote chase a day or so ago, ed to Dallas to apend the winter.
A new posiutnce. Sair Creek, n... .
Hops all goi .. to maikct and far­
and the wiley wolf could not be found.
R O CK C R E E K .
been established at the Dodson place
m ry teachers. In talking to assem­
mers are kitting and shipping hogs.
'
Trust Those who Hava Tried.
Maggie, tfie 6 year old daughter of
with David Nachtingal as postmas­
blages to le iclw rs of similar schools
1 suffered from catarrh of the worat
J I,. Morrison sold a cow and ten
W illie Bush and wife, of Peedee, whs
ter.
1 OAK DROVE.
calves last week.
they can point out such defects with­ buried at the Montgomery cemetery kind and never hoped for cure, but
A general assortment of
Ely’s Cream llalm seem* to do even
John Stump, of Monmouth, lias
D.
R.
Ruble's
lew
barn
is
under
out becoming personal. Our county Tuesday.
Mr*.
R
E.
Henry
lias
gone
ou
a
nearly every tiling in that
i th a t— Oscar Ostrom, 45 Warren ave roof.
gone to Chicago to attend the fine
visit to the valley.
school superintendent is now visiting
stock shows nnd may go ou to Cana­
line at lowest prices.
Charley Collins, of Independence, I nue, Chicago Illinois. I suffered from
■?
Many have fiiished up their fall
country schools to pee wherein their was lip a few days ago visiting J. C. catarrh; it got so bad I could not
C. T . Timmons, of ftalem, and W. da for a car load of extra fine sheep.
¡Stoves and tinware.
Ifas'ingH and thinks some of starling work; I used E ly’s Cream Halm and work.
M. Ashford, of Lewisville, passed by
work may be bettered.
A special agent of the portoffice de-
Paints and oils.
am entirely well.— A. C. Clarke, 341
a labbittry near here.
here
last
week.
Rev. Moreheud preached for us last
partmeat will next week examine in­
Shannon avenue, Hoalou, Miusachus-
Bee supplies.
Sunday.
Uncle Joe Emmons was dangerous­
A large panther track was sesn re
The first snow of the season fall on to the two proposed routes from Sa
-eil*. The Halm does not cause aneez
Notions in variety.
ly ill Wednesday night, but was some cently near Phy. Simpson’s legging
lent
intd
the
Spring
Valley
and
Eoln
the
18th
aud
oil
Monday
morning
the
ing. Soid by druggists at 50 cents or
Both our public school snd our
camp and quite a number < f the boys
better yesterday.
regions.
J.J. W IS E M A N .
mailed by. Ely brothers, 56 Warren Sunday school have tafcen on new ground was white.
in that vicinity are figuring on an ex
( street, New York.
One of the very best ways to cel­
life.
M
ILL
ST
R EE T ,D A LLA S .
J, L. Morrison. G. B. Hampton anil
ebrate Thanksgiving day will he to do citing chase during the present enow
Those who attended the oyster sup­ Henry Scott did some much needed
storm.
kind things for the poor and needy.
SALTCREEK.
To build
per at the home of W. W. Smith had work on I lie road last week.
*+++*++-!":-+-t-+-i-+-i-+-!-++++++t"M
Many of them would be thankful for
> 0 M Y q >
new fence
Phil. Buffington, of Fossil, has b*»en
J-
•{*
a fine time.
Samuel
Burk
is
nursing
a
very
sore
something to eat or even for your visaing his brotherinlaw, 1!. Brink
on account
j^ H E N IT A T fc .
EOLA.
ringer.
cast off clothing,
Grange meets next Saturday and
of cost.
ley. Some twenty years ago Mr. Buf­
W
ILSONS
Our school is larger this winter
Reduced prices
When you wish to buy or sell any­ fington lived at Lewisville and sup­
Elm er Gillam has returned from they will take in a new member.
Pomona grange will assemble at In ­ than cjinm oii.
on wire
thing or have lost or found Anything plied the surrounding country with Eastern Oregon.
dependence December 4lb.
fi ncing.
and want to let the public know it choice meats.
Gilbert
aud
Patterson
have
bought
The childrrn of Henry Clunfield
Send
tlie Itemizer <s the very best medium
Basket social at, the church Thanks­ the Beardsley farm, the hill laud
From a private letter we learn that have the measles.
for
in this county.
Everybody reads
giving
evening. The baskets will alto.
Dr.
Jessup,
who
located
at
this
place
circulars.
what is said from week to week under
W e are to soon have a postoflice at be awetioned off at the grange hall,
a couple of years ago. but soon left
the heading New To-day.
Mr. Shoemaker hat gone to his
the home of Mr. Nachtiugal.
the
proceeds
to
go
to
the
preacher.
for
his
old
Iowa
home,
will
return
to
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place near Mill City to work for a - SEVD FOR PRICES ON HOP WiRE-
Will jjive strength to the nerve* and re­
old Webfoot again. In Oregon once,
store the liver and kidneys to a healthy
C h in a W edding.
J. M. Lynn is putting out a large A p'eeaing program is under prepar­ while.
condition,
give tone to the fetoinfieh end
ation.
in
Oregon
always.
patch of all kinds of berries. He will
Felix Noel and wife were married in
bowels, and promote a ifood applet j
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healthy dilation; will relieve coiiBttpa-
Blanch Hunter has been having SALEM FENCE W ORKS
get monthly strawberrie* from James
Colorado twenty years ago and about
tion, purify the blood ami make a heul-
BUTLER.
C O LLE G E NOTES.
V
shard time with an ulcerated tooth,
I Uoydston.
seventy friends »tsembled at their
thy body with a clear skin. That tired
+
59 State street, Salem.
feeling will leave you anu sleep will be
which
finally
split
iuto.
hospitable home in Dallas Wednesday
1
❖
W e are to have two days vacation
restful. At W'iiaon’s drug store, Dalian.
J.
S.
Pettyjohn
lias
a
new
barn.
Martin
Murray,
wifs
and
child
are
evening to celebrate the twentith an­ at Thanksgiving.
Mr Brophy lias commenced to cut W A L T E R M O R L E Y , Prop.
visiting tier parents, Joshua Bowl«*
niversary of that event. With the
Mr. Auer lias bought quite a band and burn hit Imp vines. There will
Rev. H. A. Deck lias charge of the and wife. Ha hag gone back tu his of goats.
assistance of Mrs. Daly the bride of
be considerable work done ou the
work, but her health being poor she
twenty summers had decor ted four class in Bible study.
Mr. Cox is building an addition to place this winter.
will remain for BOine time.
rooms in enchanting style And from
Prof. Countryman giive a rending
his house.
the word go every guest felt at home, at Biidgedort Saturday evening and
Mrs. Clara Brunk was awarded
The German Baptists have had a
each couple acting as though they
Mr. W . R. Ellis and family have live premiums uut'of eight at the
the entertainment there was attended three days convention at their church
owned the ranch and were entertain­
near the old Dodson home. Mini*- been visiting relatives iu and near Independence chrysanthemum show
by Daniel Poling and Bert Teats.
ing in a fr< e and easy style a lot of
aud they were all first class too.
ter* and members were in attendance Salem.
their schoolmates. With guitar and
There is both a young mens and a from Salem, Portland and other plac­
Pretty good for an amateur.
Mrs,
Rush,
who
lias
been
visiting
mandolins North Cherring'on and young ladies Christian association in es. They constructed a tabernacle
The Osburn Racket store at 00c on the dollar
here
lias
returned
to
her
home
in
Sail
^wife, E Bryan and J. C. Uglow rend­ connection
with the school, each 20x30 feet in size and had in it two
There will lie uo admission charged
Francisco.
ered pome delightful airs, and Mrs. meeting at 3. o’clock Sunday after­ large tables at which everybody took
and have moved the goods into my store, first
for the Fulls Oily Thanksgiving exer­
Biddle gave same pleasing recitations. noon. Both organisations promise to dinner and supper.
Miss Grace
Hussey it teaching cises. The program will be followed \
There were vocal solos by Mrs. C. G. do excellent work along refining and
school in ti&xJBeUwood district on Sal­ by a basket soei.il in the haaement of
south of the postoffice. I will give mv custom
Coad, Mrs. G. W . Conkoy and F. H. christianizing lines.
mon River.
the Christian church.
W EST S A L E M .
--------------------------
Morrison and instrumental music by
ers the benefit of my "purchase by sacrificing
This i" said to be a preventive or
W alker Fitt* has built a new barn.
Miss Ethel Sappingfield, from near
M r s. Hryan Mina Cherrington and Mr.
House to House Visitation.
a sure cure for smallpox : An ounce
Salem,
has
been
visiting
friends
here
Uglow.
Toward
midnight misses
Last Saturday afternoon was the
the goods, some at wholesale cost, some for
Alan Thacker has returned home. and at Sheridan.
of pure ertani of lartur, mixed witli
Nora and Bertie Cravat), Miss Emma best half day’s work, religiously, ever
a
pint
of
boiling
waler
and
taken
in
Dempsey and Mrs Cherrington served done in Dallas. The town had been
There was a light fall of Ittew on
less than wholesale cost The s i o c k consists
Miss Bessie Hussey gave a party moderate quantities before meals.
as delicate and generous a lunch as divided into six districts and ahoutT40 the 19th.
tho 16th in honor of her birthday
was ever
spread. Several artistic discreet persons were sent out in twos
o f ladies and gents furnishing goods, shoes,
Mis. Idolin Traglio lias gone to and quite a crowd attended.
cake walks were indulged in hv Mrs. to go to every home and find where
Baker
City.
Jack
Buiton,
of
Sainton
River,
who
Biddle Mrs. Voel, Ralph Williams ami bs inmates stood in reference to our
umbrellas, mackintoshes, rubbers, notions
LO CA L
others, the hoys and girls Jooking on churches and Sunday schools. The j
A . V. Thompson hag moved into has been siek of typhoid fever nt Mc­
and
Minnville,
died
there
last
week,
will) envy because they could not committees brought to light many pe- ; the Porler house.
and h?„ts. Come early and get first choi ce.
CLIM ATIC
touch their grandiloquence with a (Miliar and interesting things alo n g !
Preparations arc being made for an
Dung.
Ilanna
hutclie.-ed
a
couple
thirty font pole.
It being a china those line-*, encountering agrea'er va­
Xotl’ in* hut a local
eiitertninment and basket supper at
cmefty or chans« of cli-
wedding of course everybody took riety of religious beliefs than they of hugs Monday.
file.- school house on Thanksgiving
n.te will cure
something of that nature, and the had drean ed of. In nearly all cases
A Jones sold last years wheat at evening,
CA TA RR H
array of it was indeed attractive they were kindly received and readily i 50 cents a bushel.
T h e S p e cific Is
Among the articles was a magi, ill cent j gained the information sought. A
LEWISVILLE.
cly's Cream Balm
The spud crop is sboul harvested
ja ilo r lamp.
A t 1 o’clock in the few took no stock whatever in reli
First door south of the postoffice, Salem.
It it quickly absorbed
Charley Holman is building shelti r
Gives relief at once,
gion and about. 100 claimed to have aud the yield is fair.
rt open» ami cleanses the
for
his
barn.
I
no elm ch j refeienc s. Tne re|n»ri*
Nanai Passages.
(Inventor Flutcher and wife ure vis­
Allay» IhtUination.
Marion 8-nitli was an Independence
have been segregated and the farts iting their sons at Jefleraon.
f
*
A
I
lit»
U
r
A
R
1,ls
and Protects the
visitor Saturday.
turned over to the different churches,
L U L L ! *1 n C M U Membrane. Restores the
Mr. I). I, Matlieny’s grandson is
each p'M or bring given the names of
Senses
of
Taste
and
Sm
ell.
No
injurious
Reg 4 -
Jj*. Atwater took a load of apples ular size, 50 cents; Family siw. il or by m drug.
wasted muscles and decaying bones.
ail.
her and attaining
his own church or those preferring it stopping with
and
pears
to
town
last
week.
What havoc 1
KLY BROTHERS, 6(5 War.cn Street, New York.
E V E R Y T fn jy iQ
Now it remains for each church to school.
Scrofula, let alone, Is capable o f all that,
discre* fly work on the material that
Misses Minnie and Ada Lewis have
and more.
W. P. Kinglo’s wood saw lias been
T H A T GOES IN T O T H E M A K E U P OK
There is room
returned from a visit to Independence
It I b commonly marked by bunches In properly belongs to it
doing a right sharp business in this
+ + + + + + + + + + + + 4 -+ + + + + + + + + + + + +
the neck, Inflammations In tltc eyes, dys­ for and need of an abundance of work locality.
Mr*.
Ada
Alexander,
nee
Ada
Burns
SW E LL APPAREL
in the interest of both the churches
pepsia, catarrh, and general debility.
who is lifting at Astoria, has a baby
Durr Gibson, of Popcorn, purchas­
It Is always radically and permanently and Sunday schools. There were vis-
CAN BK FOUND IN THK DRESS «OODS
girl.
I ited 314 homes and 524 were reported ed 30 bushel* of potatoes at 25 cent*
DEI’ .VBTMENT - IN -- OUU — : TOKK
cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla.
|Set Books.
* |
C. W . Pagett, the Pee Dee post
" I was a sufferer from sorofula iron) | as belonging to Sunday schools. In a bushel from C. E. Hanna.
birth. My eyes were so affected that I waa j the BajitiHt church 37 memh r-t were
QUALITY IS O UR F IR S T C O N SID E R
A pleasant farewell party took master, waa doing business ill town + - Our stock of books in sets in %
almost blind for days at a time. My neck found and seven that preferred it, 107
Thursday.
^.eludes Dickens,Tliackery, Fcott El j
A T IO N IN B U Y IN G , EW T H E R E F O R E
place at A. Jones’ a few evenings
belonged
to
the
Christian
church
find
be^au to swell mo that 1 could not breathe
prior to their departure for their nsw
H A V E T H E C H O IC E S T GOODS T II E M A R K E T A F F O R D S
Mono grange will hold their annun- Jliott, livin g, Lytton, Duuia*. Edmi+
freely. Medicines failed to do me any good 24 expressed a preference for it. There :
home in Santa Rosa. California. It eleetion of officers at their next mec 1 J L vh II, Macaulay, Qre* n, McCarthy
were
ft
tttid
38
helnnging
to
the
U
n
it-!
A N D OUR P R IC E S A R K NO H IG H E R T H A N MOST STOKES
until I bee an taking Hood's Sarsaparilla.
arlisle
and
others.
wua
a
complete
surprise,
the
evening
ing, Dec. 1st.
Today I have excellent health." Miss K et - ed E'Angelical church and 14 who
C H A R G E FO R IN F E R IO R GOODS.
was
pleasantly
spent
socially,
and
a
liked it better than any other denomi­
tik Medina*, Silver Creek, Ky.
Frank Gilliam, of Pee Dee, passed
delicious ltineb served. They will be
“ I was troubled with scrofula and came nation. The Methodist church show­
here Sunday, lie had been visiting üJuvenile Books.
greatly mused in social circles here.
w e are
TDimirc m n u m c r o so l o w t h a t i t
near losing my eyesight. For four months ed a membership of 113 and 60 sym
at Momnouih.
lj* This is our 14th year in the b<n»kj
Eighty-seven Presbyler-
O F F E R IN G InUnftd Anil lALIOto W I L L P A Y Y O U TO
I could not see to do anything. After tak­ put hirers.
CA LVA R Y.
W illie Lea and bride, of Bridgeport,' Jbiipine«*, and judging from our suc-4*
ing two bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla I | inns were counted with 35 prejudiced
get one just to pack your summer clothes in
eouUl see to walk around the house and in their favor, while there were 40 ad-
Some worthless cur* killed some of are spending a f*w days here with the Joe** ill former year* in handling jo-J
if you are not going lo (ravel.
(sniily of Wm. Critchlow
2 *?*venile book*, we think our stock ‘
when I had taken eight bottles I could see i hermits of the South Methodist church R. P. Simon’s sheep recently.
khi« year *urpj»8.«es all former at­
as well as I ever could." Susie A. H a ir ­ i and six who leaned that way. Be-
Clyde Turnsl, Johnny Williams
tempts a* to quality and point of
I longing to various oilier churches ■ Rev. Lowell preached a good *#r-
ston , Withers, N. C.
nmn
to
a
well
lillod
Isms.
In*re
Bun-
and
Walter
Norton
have
gone
to
the
S A L E M ’S
fini*h. T hu line comprises sever­
I were found 00 person* and nine who j
day.
mountains
for
a
deer
hunt.
al
series,
all
of
which
are
pontilar
inclined
to
one
or
another
of
them.
H o o d '» S a r - e t s p a r t i t a
BEST STORE
W hile some outsiders were entirely
Miss Ada Byers took charge of the 'will) the children. W e have almost
Most of the farmers in this vicinity
expels a'l humors, mresr all cr. ptlons, and unconcerned, many* others indicated
have all of the grain sown that thev Lewisville mail last weak while Mr. i •a complete line of linen books for.
build* ¿p the whole system.
[babies,
J
that they would gladly accept the wish le sow this fall. The early grain Pearv« attended ' * other busiuess.
good offices of Christian people.
luoks wi 11.
V
Janies Haggard and Marion Smith
Albert Tetlrow, who is attending were very iiiiinslrioualy employed laat
school at Albany, came over on 111* ] week dipping tlwir sheep and goats.
Patton's Book Store +
loth to attend the sociable and visit j
?
John
Mulksy
intends visiting
his friends.
W S K lN M .lW S
friends at n distance on Thanksgiving,
Highland grange met last Saturday j anil there will be no school on Friday
SALEM
with a good attendance Three were | following.
initiateil and two Candidates failed to
J
.«S A L E M ’S G R E A T E S T S T O R E .-
J
put in appearance.
The Ladies’ Aid society of this place
aro
making
arrangements
whereby
Wo have just received frflto Edwin S. George f
J
GREAT
*
Choose your
The Sunday school sociuhle was a!
TH' POLK COUHTY ITEMIZED
..CLEARANCE SALE..
R. E. B1W AS & SON-
- Çaqh Stor*
Hardware!
CELERY
DANDELION
! HAVE PURCHASED
CATARRH
isadore Greenbaum,
Disfigured Skin
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HOLVERSON’S
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Great Fur Sale!
— the largest manufacturer of fine furs in Am ­
erica— a sample line ot the handsomest
ever brought to Salem.
Wo
furs
will place these
furs on sale for one week only at the manufac­
turers prices.
This is the greatest offer ever
made on Stylish furs, right in the midst of the
season.
I ll K
Q U A L IT Y
S POH K
th e
u m i m p i u m
SALEM.
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QUALITY
STORE
graiul success in every purticnlsr. |
There were 35 present and they clear- j
ed $12.K5 fur Ihe organ fund,
PO PCO RN.
A. II. Gih«in visited Portland last
week.
Bulbs-
W e have a choice lot of bulb* at (He
following prices; '
Walter Hunt is working for A. R. Hyacinths, mixe,I ootora, 90c a dosen
Soutliwick.
Hyacinths, finest, *
$1.60
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35c
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W. P. Ringle and wife spent last i Tulip*
Croon*
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15c
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Sunday at the Soutliwick home.
Send in yoor order at onoe while
An enterprising young lady in the the slock i* complete.
neighborhood is helping her father
S A V A G E A R E ID .
1 cut wood this fall.
Seedsman. Salem.
| Mrs. James Phoenicia has been at|
the Siilom ho-pital for several week,
am) is getting along nicely.
The Popcorn repobli. a is had * rat-,
ly Inal Thursday evening
They built I
a Ivon fire, made a lot of noise, and j
bad a general good lime.
Camera
As you would a watch—
get one that is all
Right,
The ones I carry in stodk
are of that
Kind.
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Next door to 1*. 0., Dn’l.is.
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JOS- M E Y E R S & SONS
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REMOVAL SALE
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$1 2-5 ruffled Swiw curtain
9Hc
$2 50 Nottingham lace curtain
•l.yo
14.25 ruffled Brussel« net
3.00
3.00
rO extra Urge Nottingham
16 -10 Irish point BrumeU
4.50
$10 Venice net curtain
ft.Of)
$12 Batten burg curtain
9.00
There I f only one j«air of a kind, but
they are great values.
75c cream flannel with black stripe ftftc
”i0c striped w«*ol in«treen skirting .“5*c
fioc plain wool moreen skirting
47c
Baarl button* ftc a dozen and up.
7ft, M l fancy ribbons 5ft cents a yd.
P F E N N IG ,
Jeweler and Optician.
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Mens rti*urrl**lis Ihirder handkerchief 10c
50c outing flannel gowns
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43c
Kxtra long, extra heavy go prut
95c
Fault leas gowns in white
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78c
$2-‘ 0 black n uud to hats
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$1.65
Be-*t can vans I egg in*, leather
bound 75 cent quality
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50c
$1 dress gloves, sale ptice -
75c
7 V wool underwear
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53c
25c boys underwear
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i5c
Heavy vicuna under wea
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45c
Black embroidered pnlkadot sox
23c
Shvwknit socks, special
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23c
$1.25 fancy shirts
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$1
$10 and $12.30 overcoats
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$8.6H
These special lines are all on 'display at our store.
Come and see for yourseif.
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