Polk County itemizer. (Dallas, Or.) 1879-1927, June 03, 1904, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextfHE POLK COUNTY ITEMIZER!''*"• Thtah0W6W" f..r " " » ! OÜK STAFF _______ OF HUSTLERS-'0ver.Worlc weakens I c»i.<ua»te for »«e.»or u ».king |W e r - W O m W e r n t e n » ■taking Your Kidneys. I third term, and their candidate (or W H A T T H A T H A V E T O S A Y A B O U T ' T H E D O I N G S IN T H E C O U N T Y . D ALL A. 8, FRID AY, JUNE 1. 1904- I connty clerk haa already held anoth er lucrative ntDce for two term*. Ia it I _ An U n e q u a lle d a n d C o m p l e t a Re poaaihle that good material laaoacarce e u m e o f W h a t T o u r Krlende a re '■ I m IM H IVBIT r RIDAT IIOUID. A T » a n d H ava B aan Lately D o i n g . I in the democratic party, or they at V V . A . W A . H H , tempting to give lliete men a hie leaae J o u r n a l or O r e g o n i a n . tuiTOH mu rKOCKirr-.D. on public offl e t Their < p|M>nenla E itli- r of them alone or the Itemi- Imve never held public office, but are ! xt-r would co«i you $1.50 a y «»r , but jjn .t aa well qualified. i we have made a combination by SU B SC R IPTIO N R A T E S: ! which you can get this p iper and ei- e l 50 ................................. Ter y e r Beware. I thcr of the Portland paper* a year for f 7 5 ......... ............. Per aix moiUha Kepuhiicana are warn' d agaiuat all »2 The home paper would give you 40 ............... .......Per three montha report. of whativer character that all the county news and either of the Adveitiaing retee made known on . . . . . othera that of the «late and world application. Correspondence iaaolicit- ">«y »*> circulated about our can.li- Tlmae who deaire to keep (Hinted mu*L gj j date» during Die last day of the cam read current newapuperc, there being Fin« Job Printing done at reasonable pajgU They have been before the nothing that can take their place. ^rlce"* public for two months, and if there ia Tell your neighbor, about th i. attract ive offer. — ------- anything damaging against any of See editorials on first page. them that will hear investigation, it B R ID G E P O R T.* ^ ^ i ^ bnwbbbh T h is c o lu m n of the Item U zer is rented by the Republi oan Polk co u n ty central co m m itte. R E P U B L IC A N S T A T E T IC K E T . Supreme Judge, F. A MOORE, Dairy and Pood Coinmi.aiouer, J. W. B A IL E Y . Por C o n g r e s s i o n a l D is tric t. Cougreaaniiiii. B IN D E R H E R M A N N . T h i r d J u d i c i a l District. Circuit Judges, GEO. H. B U R N E T T , B. L. E D D Y. District Attorney, JO H N H. M cN A R Y . T w e l f t h R eprese ntative Dis trict. Joint R epresentative, J. 8 . COOPER. R e p u b l i c a n C o u n t y T ic k e t . Stele Senator, U. 8 . L O U G H A R Y , Representative, D. L K E Y T . E. M. S M IT H . Sheriff, M. 8 C R A FF O R D . paper cannot hope to have many fol lowers. Those who are managing the cim paign aie not party bosses and make no such claim. They are work ing solely for what they believe to he the public good. N ot one of them seeks for personal gain or political preferment. Asae.aor, C. 8 . G R AVE S. Bchool Superintendent, C. L STAR R . Trea.iire r, J. T. B E E Z L E Y . Surveyor, J. P. V A N O R SD E L. Coroner, K. L. C H A P M A N . BY C E N TR A L C O M M IT T E E . J. E. B ee il o y, The republican nominee for county treasurtr ia 27 year, of age, and hu. been s resident of Polk county since from Republicans should remember to vote for two circuit judges Our can A newspaper claiming to !►© repub Commissioner, W IL L I A M R ID D E L L . County Clerk, graduating Polk county that 1 earnestly desire the election of Mr. Longhary.” the Falla City public school he spent Iwo years in the stale normal schi ol at Monmouth paying hi* way hy work ing mornings anil evenings and (lur lug vaestious. He haa taught school for several terms, ami for two year* waa employed aa laiokkeeper and le’ . I t i» a noteworthy fact that the democrat» have been unable to say a single word against the character or qualifications of any of the republican candidates; in fact it ha» been fre quently stated by leading democrats that they Dever saw a cleaner or bet ter ticket put up by any parly True, Do not make any mistake, hut re member the name, Swamp-Root, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the ad dress. Biughamp'on, N. Y . on every bottle. 8 U N N Y S L O p E. John Walker has a new Moline E. J. Humphrey and wife have re wagon. turned to their home in Portland. W e will have an unusually large Mr. H art and wife, of Dallas, have apple crop im m d into the house with Harry The Charter oak sawmill is to soon Starr. change location Misses Flora Westover, Edith and Wool growers are greatly elated ov Delia Frink were visitor» in Portland er the good price received for that Sunday. product. Miss Parrish gave a interesting PARKER. reading at the schoolhouee Tuesday evening. W e are to have a wedding this week Miss Nellie Ford was the happy re Jas. Helmick is shipping grain and cipient. of a handsome piano on her cleaning out his warehouse. last birthday. 9 Mrs. Lida Davidson is at Monmonth Quite a number from this place took and Lura Critchlow is here. advantage of the free motor to Dallas Mr. and Mrs. Fuqua have been vis Saturday ¿veiling, iting at the Hiltibraud home. Harvey Gage, wife and nephew le't Our school entertainment reflected for Yoncolla. Oregon Monday to visit credit on both teacher » nd pupils. the family of John Brown for the next Miss Bela Arlanson attended the mouth. farewell party of Mis» Rose Lind at Mrf. Anderson'». H ow 's This. W e offer one hundred dollars re Ag nt Powell and wife Sundayed at ward for any case of catarrh that can McElmurrays, while Mr». Conn and not he cur* d by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Mrs. Frye were visiting Mrs. Peterson F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo, Ohio W e Mrs. Tyler, of Buena Vista, Harry the undersigned, have known F. .7 Cheney for the last fifteen years, and Lacey of Pedee, and Mr. and Mrs. lielieve him perfectly honorable in all W heeW k, of Monmouth, have been business transactions, and financially among their Parker friends able to carry out any obligations BALLSTON. made by hi» firm. Walding, Kin nan A Marvin, Wholesale druggist», T o Van Sears is erecting a fine wind ledo, Ohio. Hall's Catarrh Cure is mill. taken internally, acting directly upon K. A. Campbell has started a dairy the blood and mucous surfaces of the Hvstem Testimonialssent free. Price with 13 cows. 75 ceuts per bottle. Hold by all drug S. A. B ill has added to his house gist». Take H all’s Family Pills for constipation. NATURE 8 PARE 8 ROCK CREEK. a few have raised objections to Mr. Lougliary because he is not a cam. paign orator. Mr. Laughary can ex press himself in clear and forcibb* language in public, and thi» is all Julius Miller is valley wards after a that is required. Everybody kuows few head of cattle. that speech making play» the smallest . . ! Fr» 1 Brock, and . 'M • ‘ # H have gone to pait in the matter of securing legisla the valley aft r their goat*. tion. Mrs. C lsrense Aik man who has The Stricken Rose From Grief. What a fortunate provision of nature It Is, that deprives the rose of mental suffering; for how poignant would be Its grief to discover, in the height o f its blooming: glory, that a canker fed at its heart, and that Its beauty and fragrance , were doomed forever. Nature always j »pares the suffering; she is a veritable store-house o f pleasing rewards, for 1 those who seek her aid. In the years gone by falling hair and grayncss have cast a gloom over the lives o f thousands of young women, but thanks to the in vestigations of scientists the true cause o f hair destruction la now known to be a germ or parasite that burrows Into the hair follicles. Newbro's Herpiclde I »b .o lu te ly destroy’» th i. g.rm , thus perm itting the hair to grow aa na- { ur6 intended. Sold by leading drug- 1 ^i.ts. Send 10c. in stamps for sample But w hit do the democrats offer been quite ill is convale»c*-nt. ler in the Polk county bank. The of- that, is belter ill this reaped? 1 hn> Quite » number in this neighbor lieers of that institution speak vaiy would have u- believe that they have hood have stared to peeling bark. highly of Mr. Bee* ley, a a the follow on th ir ticket a Patrick Henry or a R *lph Henry and Mrs. Lucy Pa*ri*h lowing extract from a ts>tiu.onial gi> Daniel Webs er, but where are the, were married in Toledo on the lfiih of en him will show: “ He has proven speeches he lit« made during thin 1 this month. 'truatworthy, a good accountant, pos campaign, or any other campign for | SrliOil Im* closed mu) tlm 'em her, i» it , • i i • sessed of good biiainesa judgment, that matter? When or where hue this M D*» Esther Hampton, is helping her and in evary way faithful to the duties "speiiiunuer ' expressed Ins idea» in re-i brother carry the m ail. ,i_i. Hameraml « ........... i wife % ______ gone . to to The Herpiclde Co., Detroit, Mich. assigned him ." He will make a gard to a single question, either local I n Ralph have Hell ife Cherriiigton, special agents competent and obliging pticlic official. or nati<mal? He hat been as filent j Washington for the summer and Wm m W ^ a» the Egyptian Sphinx, and why? . Hinsliaw and wife are taking care of O kcoon will give the republican W lie-e does lie itun.l on ihe que.tion " ie PU te d,,ri,,K tbe>r ab* * n« » ' Place your ■tata ticket an overwhelming majority lion of UziuR corporations, on r .il- B .tta r t h a n a O^o’ to r * P re s c rip tio n at tha coming election, and Polk road lfl,(ial»tion orany other question oounty will deliver her share of the for that matter? W hy thi. silence? goods, Polk county republicans will Is it heoan*« lie is afraid to tell the . . . . what hie views are in the alto elect their local ticket, for the people 1 f ticket is a strung one composed cf questions in which they aie interest- representative men, and there ia no ed, nr ia it because he has no views upon any of Illeso questions. reaaon why they should run behind Mrs. R ill« Billingtoii is down from Cottaifegrnve with her parents, John McCulloch and wife. orders for H o o d ’s Sarsaparilla and Pills Ice Cream Hop Baskets! H a n so n A B ro w n REAL ESTATE AGENTS D a lla s, O re g o n Strength with JAYNE’S TONIC VERMIFUGE, • pleasant,, potent and permanent In vigorato r fo r W O M E N . C H IL D R E N and M E N . Our Great Special Sale O f Mens' fine suits and all gents goods will continue until we move into our new rooms, which will not be long. If you intend buying a suit this sum m er, now is your opportunity. Do not delay, as it means money in your pocket to buy now. M ARKET REPO RT. [Corrected weekly by Gooch droa. | Wheat, per bushel. 75 cts. Bran, per ton $22 Middlings, a ton, $25. Shorts, per ton , $23. O at», per hu»hel, 30 cts. Flour, per barrel,$3 50. Flour, per sack, $1. Buckwheat tiour, $2.50 per cwt. Germea, $1 60 per cwt. Corn meal, $2 60 per cwt. [Corrected weekly by Dunn’s Grocery. Potatoes, per bushel, 60 eta. Butter, per pound 25cts. Lard, per pound, 12^ cts. Bacon,sides, per pound, 15 cts. Ham s, per pound, 15 cts. Shoulders, per pound,9@11 eta. E g g s , per d o ze n ,lb cts. C hicken s, per dozen $3@$5 Dried fruits, per pound, 3@10 ct Beets, per pound,1^ cents T u rn ip », per pound, 1 ^ et». Cabbage, per pound, 3 ct». Onion», per pound, 3 ct». Beans, per pound, 5@i7 cents. Corn meal, per pound,3 cts Hay, per ton, $7i(i$12 Sued By H i t Doctor. “ A doctor here has sued me for $12 40, which I claimed waa excessive for a crtHe of cholera morbus,” flay» R. W hite, Coachella, Cal. “ At the trial he praited his nodical «kill ami medi cine I asked him if it was not Cham berlain’«* Colie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem* dy he used as I had g >od reason to believe it was, and he would not »ay under o*th that it was not ’ No doctor could use a better remedy than this in a case of cholera morbus, it never fails S .Id hy Wilson Drug Co. R. JACOBSON & CO. C . W . H o lliste r. M a n a g e r. À'. /À. /1\ *>.' >y A \y >\ .<»>. .q>\ y v v/ & y /< y A y AT' V' a m vy;;- • A y// w ,' 0 s.* Buy Your G roceries ' .A.-A ..« sy Mr . :0 J Wi OF LO UC H A R Y & ELLIS DALLAS, - ORECON PHONE - . 44 i ►> <* £ />. •' Mr. Eddy’ s Record* 0 H»A* Mr. B. L E .dv, seems at a great ;<i The very best of new goods arriving by ev- ¡j|:, $ deal of pains to parade in the news ' 'T freight, Prices are right and all goods-are ■'■ 0 ^, papers the fact that he introduced i * ■ 0 guaranteed. We want your produce. ^v-4 the last legislature a bill to tax corpo ration« larger fees for filing their ar A\ .'1 \ /i\ .*£*, */ ticles of incorporation, ami that it /À Àv ,/i\ /À\ y ls . ./¿\ A fa A / \ iv y ,/iv \y \y y s?/ Ay Ay >; has yielded considerable revenue to ihe state This hill adds very little to the burden cf the lar^e eorpm» t ons, it i» the small ones that it hits hard, tspecially does it hamper th*’ * 1 * Yelop'-ment of mininu industries If M*. Eddy was anxious to make th* ïk O. K. COBB ’ P rio n e, Farm 3 2 0 O. W . COBB ^ corporatjm a d< ing bii-iness in thi state 4 ‘ootrihiite their jnsi share- t support th*? public burdens, why did Ma be so strenuously oppose the Harri • Wagon and caniccc mnkcis and icpaircra of all kinds oi f *rm ma- • biH. which provided for t’«xing tele cid iicr.i. New and recoud hand riga to sell or trade JjJjF pliom-M, tele-rtph «m l expre*« co n- panies, which coll *c;. im nense i i- comes from *he people and pay scarce ly anv ' a\es A'so to j'l-tlv tax rail road c*rp ration«. Tilia Harris lull NORTH DALL A8 - . - OR ECON would have yielded vis ly more r-v euue tlmn the bill m I*rgely p*»*-adcd r g # j j t # # ^ by Mr. Eddy. Win never the hi* cor poralions needed a champion in the last legislature, th**v had him in Mr. ♦ # * # p * # * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * l * * * * * * P * * » * * * * î M * * * * * * * * * * * * * E Idy. He m «v not be th ir a'tom ey, but he promptly appeared for then» whenever they ne*-de.l one. He for got to vote for what is called the “ car hill.” which was a »nei»j*ure to com pel railroad companies to furnish car* to shippers c f lumber, cattle and all LEE SMITH’S CYCLERY other mark •■table products; hr? did forge 1 to vote against sti*l “ car bill ” ♦Enameling and light lathe Let Him explain. Mr. J. \V. Turner, of Trnha t, Vu., *»)’» that ('hiiinherlain’* Stumach ard Liv‘,r T al,l- t 1 h" ve <lo" e hi" ' Rood than anything he could vet from o i . ■■ , . . .. the doctor. If any physician in tin* ) country was aide to compound medicine that would produce «rich With W . W. Zinn at Salem. gratifying result* in case* of s'omach Circassian ice cream $1 a troubles, biliousness or constipation. T r i u m p h s of M od e rn Surgery. the state ticket. There is every rea It is realy amusing to hear demo Ilia whole time Would he used in pre gallon. Won. eriul things are done for Ihe aon to believe that the entire ticket crats object lo Mr. Lougharv because paring this one medicine. For sick 1 (Jolden State, 80 cents a ! human body by surgery. Organs are headache take f'humberiain’s Slum taken out and scraped and polo bed, will be elected. he is not an orator, and 'lien in the ' *ch and Liver Tablets and a quick gallon. N o order for less | ■ and put back o- they may he reinov same breath ask for support- for Mr■. cure ia ctriaiu. F/,r sale by W ilson than 5gallonsof Golden State i ed entirely ; bones are spliced, pipes IfRRKTOToRR democr.it* have raise.1 Ftnrk, who never ao ntitch as second- | Hn'tS Co. ' lake ! h« place of diseased sections ot a great hue and ory over the proposi vein«; antiseptic dressings a'e ap lion of holding a lucrative office for ec a motion in all Iris life. M ONM OUTH. plied to wounds, bruises, burns md like injuries before inflaruation M*ts The public school will close next Blacksmith Chute is sick. in. which causes them to heal without Friday and Ihe college the following ihAturalic n, and in one-third the time Wednesday. Dr Cole, from Elkt n. has settled required by the old treatment. Cham As the whole saliavn element are here. berlains Fain Balm acts on (he same supporting Scrafford, all who do not Wash Gibson and wife have gone to New and improved for 1904 principle It ia an antiseptic and waul a whisky sheriff should vote for the St. Loui* fair. la a C o m m o n Sprin g i rouble. Bottomless measuring bask when applied to such injuries, cause» Ford. them to heal very quickly It also It’s a sign that the blood ia deficient Miss Fay Fulkerson, who was dan ets ami j and £ box baskets allays the pain and soreness. Keeps The pioneers and the general pub gerously ill, is better. ia vitality, just as pimples and other lic have united for a three daya cele for pickers. Correspondence bottle of Pain Balm in y»»nr home and eruption* are signs that the blood bration, beginning July 2nd. Full it will save you time and money, not J L. Murpbey is building a new j solicited. I particulars next week. to mention the inconvenience and is impure. h else on his Ynliats homestead. siitl* ring which such injuries entail. W A L T E R M O R L E Y , It's a warning, too, which only the The repuhlicana, who think they Some ?0 of our young people have 1 Foi »ale by W iLou Drug Co. hazardous fall to heed. are in the aaddlc, tried to buy up a gone to Hood River to pick strawber 00 Court street, Salem. saloon in each Dallas, Independence rice. Blank notes and receipts for sale at »nd Falla City, and at the aanre lime this office, al o all kinds of legal The Knox concert company will : they are fishing for the prohibiii< n blank«. sing here Friday evening for local j vote. option. Everybody knows that the republi Ramore it, give new life, new cour Never before have Marks A Dunn can central committee has had duriiiK age, strength and animation. Uncle Ira Bntlera heme has been had so full a »lock of cbocolalea. You the can.paign in this paper a rented They cleanse the blood and clear tha can now get most, any flavor in these repainted, Dr.,Nebraa has a fine new column for the content* of which they bar i mi in ner of old public square complexion. delicious, fruit flavored, home made alone are responsible, their notions be creams, which have been improved by and Henry Portwood lias gieatly im ing exactly the reverse of ours. Last Accept no substitute. proved his home and its surroundings. I Have in the omitliweai edge of town a we* k's Wt at Hid« pnnlistnal what it “ I M t tired all th. time and «mid not in li,,# bar , " 8 » r b« ,or« tttun her of desirable tract« of from on« called a political puzzle, being two ex Aiter taking Hoods Mrs.peril!. rtiPI',n 8 - Pomona grange will meet at O ik t*» five acre», wlih'h th**y would be trac's from said column prai«m g re • while T could sleep well end tbe tired ; 4 leading prohibitioniat, wlto waa a publicanism and beside it tw » other Nellng had gone. Thi. great mrdirtn. b.s ! fellow »t 11*1**11 L of Walter Butler for Grove Saturday, June Ilth . ideated to »how. e i'ra c la from the Observer condemn also eared m» of ■crofula." Mae. C. M. : iwvrral vram, i» working for him with Dan Poling, accompanied by th e , ing its '« cat leaders. Credit was so Reet, Qltaad, Gene. 1 all Ms m igli', and mauy other men j ®o(‘ege quartet, will go Io I’ > rr.vdale j given a- to make it appear 'hat we EareapartPa promlaew t e who have knowo lum alw .y ta re urg- 'Li* vvvuing lo talk on prohiliilion, were advocating republican interest* “ * *“ U># prem M e. ing hi, elccnon hecau«e he ie pure, • n,l tomorrow evening Prof. Forbe* The editor knew to »he c mtrary And manly and fully comtwtent for Ille | l*1” * • »orm el quartet will be at A irli» wa» in small cm in e«« trying to create couuty ecbool superintendeocy. on the same niiaaiou. I such a false impree-ion. That Tired Feeling your '1 he schoo' picnic passed o ff pleas All the blood In your body passes throufh antly. The motor brought two cur- your kidneys once every three minutes. loads from Monmouth and Dallas and The kidneys are your nearly all the dear, expectant candi blood purifiers, they fil dates were present. ter eut the waste or impurities In the blood, The new circle officers are Ell * G »r- if they are sick or out rett, Mrs Carl Grave«, W K Birk*, of order, they fall to do Mrs Tin*s. Woodly, Mr*». T . J , Short, their werk. Pains, aches and rheu Edna Butler, Geo. MrFarqnliar, K>al- matism corns from ex uev Bowman and F. W Royal, cess of uric acid in the Our eighth grade graduates are Ora blood, due to neglected cle Ottinger. Cecil Royal and Henry kidney trouble. Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady Savery. Az*»ra Grigg and Oita May- heart heats, and makes one feel as though field completed while Edna and Jes they had heart trouble, because the heart la sie Boiler reviewed the ninth grade. over-working tn pumping thick, kidney- Rev. C. O Branson closed his revi poisoned blood through veins and arteries. It used to be considered that only urinary val meetings Sunday night with 33 troubles were to be traced to the kidneys, con mentions. Great interest was tak but now modern science proves that nearly en and good done, the people contrib all constitutional diseases have their begin uting lib* rally. He g* es fiom lure ning in kidney trouble. to Buell. • If you are sick you can make no mistake if y ' by first doctoring your kidneys. The mild T h r o w n Fro m a W a go n . and the extraordinary effect of Dr. Kilmer'a Mr George K. Babcock w .» thrown Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy is soon realized. It stands the highest for Its from a wagon and severely bruised. wonderful cures of the most distiessing esses He applied Chamberlain’s Pain B dm freely and says 'hat it is the lies* and is sold on Its merits liniment he ever used. Mr. Babcock by all druggists in fifty- cent andona-dollar a iz - ^ ^ ^ ^ is a well known citiz n of North fla n , es. You may have _ Conn. There is nothing equal to sample bottle by mail Hom« of Pain Balm for sprains and bruises. It free, also pamphlet telling you how to find out if you ha*« kidney or bladder- trouble. will effect a cure in one third the time Mention this paper when writing Dr. Kilmer required by any other treatment For sale by Wilson Drug Co. & Co., Binghamton, N. Y. cessor A vote for Mr. Isoughary W alter Hall and wife of eastern means a vote for a republican U. 8 . Oregon were visitors here. eeuator. Senator Mitchell, in a letter Mist Trout closet her school June to a prominent republican of this the Guthrie schoolhnuse county says: “ I sincerely say to ev Janies I h a s razed his house and ery republican and every demociat in is preparing to build a new one. lican in politics, is fiuding fault with the management of the recent county, convention, and also claim » to have a grudge at some of those who are work ing for the election of the republican ticket. 8 ucb a course will not be looked upon with favor by any well meaning republican, or democrat either, for that matter. 8 uch a news ED. F COAD. After A. W. Plankington and family are The term of Senator John H. Mitchell expires in 1907, mid (lie state visiting in Perrydale. W m . Horner anil wife were visiting renator elected from thin county on next Monday will help select hie suc in Portland Sunday. didate* aro Geo. H. Burnt tt and B. L. Eddy. Vote for both. County Judge, 1888. would have been circulated before. Our school close« Friday, June 10th. i Our candidates sire all personal friends • •. Rev. Hallantyne filled the And not one will countenance trading ' here Sunday. nor any other scheme that might Mise Maggie Hughes, of Dallas, it bring about his election at the e x pense of tome other man on the tick visiting Miss Ford. et. Stand firm for the whole ticket Mrs. I N. Yoakum has lately pur and we will elect every man. chased a new piano. ORhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood. and will erect a barn. 'Je Ÿ $ ^ sfc sfc ^ g O. H. COBB & SON * SG3SE S'iDEING iKD PLOW W ORK i SPEOliLTY H* B ic y c le s R e p a irin g S u n d rie s ï work. jH ave a coasti>r l^rake put\J I on your wheel. C o to the SA LEM IR O N W O R K S Kur the Celebrated Kurtz Ribbed Hop Stove and Repairs GUARANTEED TO NO T WARP. A Loving, Dainty Wife Likes fo see her 1 usband a »rated in imma< tilate linen. WV van rtt»* many cmees *»f win re wives in* siat mi »enpiug tin ir linen to *'Ur laundry, and Ldies a e good j id - e* of I k w laundry work should ie done and know a gpud thing when they see it. S1LEM STEAM LAUNDRY I^eave ord er» in Dallas with J . J . Tidier or at tb« Roy w f n tfciwy «tor«.