Hendee» wire a n d bristle- tim.faes »t
Guy« liartl«van» (lure.
Closing out sale on all summer goods— broken lines, rem
nants, odds and ends— must be closed out before our
winter goods arrive.
S cotch law ns
npecial a t
M ens su its a n d B oys suits, 44 in v o ile 75c v alu e a t 59c
all a t a h eav y re d u c tio n , 50 in . voile 100 value a t 75c
O u r e n tire lin e now sold at
w holesale price. Clood su its »Ladies s h irt w aists a t h a lf
for m en from $5 u p . Boys p ric e :
su its fro m $4.50 up.
100 w aists a t 50 ce n ts
150 w aists a t 75 cen ts
200
w aists at 100 cen ts
C le a ra n c e sale prices on
u n d erw ear, h o siery a n d all
f u r n is h in g goods.
C le a ra n c e sale o n all laces,
e m b ro id e rie s, t r i m m i n g s ,
C leara n ce sale on straw h ats a n d o th e r fa n cy novelties.
A f +
*^vyd
15c o rg a n d ia and
d im ity , special a t
O yv
20c s u itin g in m o h a i r i C ^
a n d o th e r w eaves
l» v
A ll o th e r wash goods a t
clo sin g o u t prices
C leara n ce salts p rices on
w a lk in g sk irts, u n d e r s k ir ts
a n d all o th e r re a d y m ade
goods.
c ra sh h a ts a n d le lt h ats.
Big re d u c tio n s on c h i 1 d-
i ens, m isses an d l a d i e s’
shoes.
W ool su itin g s
h a irs
and
fa n c y ^ w C
m ixed goods, all 85c v alu es
C leara n ce sale {trices on
lace c u rta in s , bed sp re ad s
a n d linens.
Come to o u r Clearance Sale and Save Money.
TH E
Bee-Hive
S TO R E
A reliable place to
trade.
The big corner store.
OREGON
D A L LA S
LOCAL A N D G ENERAL-
Those strong and fine turkey feath
Oolman Elliott ia her« from Canada
! viaiting hia uncle», Thoinaa and Ja .. er dusters a t the Yokoham a Tea store
Elliott, whom ha liaa not aeen for 25 are needed in every family. Tlieir
coffees being toasted rig h t on the
j yar r»,
spot are always fresh and good.
T eginning next Monday evening
' there will be a week of prayer at the
Baptist c hurch, everybody being in-
See tho«e bargains in dress goods on
! vitad.
special tables at the Barnes Cash store
Will Martin ha-* gone to Haattle to at t h e Barnes Cash store. On one
, twcoine heat! aawyer in a mill on a table are various 50 cent patterns at
dvr year« c o n tr a s t a nd hia wife will 35 cents, and at other tables yon can
ga t for 75 cent# desirable goods th at
; aoon f. How.
have been selling a t from $1 to $1 40
One of the Malta» $1,000 water bond» per yard. (In quick for at snob prices
; Ini« been paitl o u t of the »inking fund, all the patterns will soon be taken.
there being fourteen o th e r »¡tuilar
lainda unpaid.
Miss M. E. Anderson in tile opera
W hen yon need new hop-nip« see house block do»s first class dveiug and
V a u g h n and Weaver a bout it. They cleaning. Suits ptessed on short n o
have tools for tusking the very best tice. The clothing of bachelors kept
grade and at lowest figures.
in repair at small cost.
Hendee horse bruslie» take the
^ •
place of both brush a n d comb and
G. W.' Johnson A Co., the clothiers
leave t h a t glossy, satin finish t h a t all ami haberdasher», are just now otter
so m uch admire.—Guy Bros.
ing great bargains in childrens suits,
Mrs. Doug. Collins is down from they-going a t from f l up. They are
Goldemlale, where her husband died selling m m y suits for less th a n the
■ome m o n th s ago, J s s. Wheeler, who en«t>of m aking lint it has been deci
ded th at they must g, . You will he
lived near Stiver was tier brother.
surpris.d a t the cheapness of m any of
W hen you want a pleasant laxativt tlieir nfleiinga.
th at is easy to take and certain to act.
use C ha m be rlain’s Stomach a nd Liver
T he Keystone Drapery Co., at 285
tablets. For sale by Strafin Drug Co.
Court street is the place to have m a t
; W ithin the last week many persons tresses renovated, hid springs re-
have delivered to the county judge sr strelclu d and upholstering done, lie
tid e s for our Portland exhibit. Let pairs of all kinds and new furniture
others do likewise. T he more the very cheap. I t may pay you to make
belter.
inquiries mere.
Hendee wire and bristle brushes
comprise a full line of horse brushes,
T he George lunch counter on State
Imir and clothing brushes, sand paper
street ranks at the bred in tlieir line.
iug brushes a nd brushes for cleaning
Nothing better a t the price.
pantries. Better see them a t Guy
Bros.
Now is the tim e when ice cream
Our city council has raised the sa tastes bcBt and you can get no liner
loon license to $600 and will not grant article than a t Zini)«. H e has two
license for a less time th a n six months. store», one ou Court and the other on
T he present licenses of the three sa State street. Cool d u n k s of many
loon« expire in September, October flavor«.
«tv1 November.
!
W hoopin g cough is prevalent in and
Jacobson & Co can a rrange for you
around Dallas.
to goto the exposition free.
Best 25 cent coffee in town a t Hotvcs
W H A T W E H A V E L E A R N E D O U R I N C I School S uperintendent S ta rr has
been spending some days at the cons'. also coffee at from 12$ *t>40 cents.
T H E W E E K F R O M A LL AV A IL-
George Rowcliffe, east of tewn has
Mrs. .1 H. Alliert died in Salem S u n
A b la S o u r c e s D ish ed u p tor O u r ' 12 tons of clover and about 15of cheat day from effects of an automobile acci
de nt in west Salem.
N u m e r o u s F a m i l y of R e aders
hay.
• n A b rev la ted P a r a g r a p h s .
F o r groceries go to Oafield's.
M. H ayter, dentist, Wilson building
Best prices, best groceries a n d one
price to all at Howes.
J . R. Cooper is m aking a bout 300,
000 bricks a t Independence.
Have yon tried th at 12$ c e n t young
American cheese at Criders grocery.
Now is the tim e to buy your m a c h
ine oil a t Criders for only 20 cents a
gallon. •
Mrs. W. S. Brieker, sister of I). W.
Sears, is in Portland being treated for
putalyais.
D -lm ar Hedgpeth, of Lewisville,
and Nannie Rcse, ol Airlie, were m a r
ried this week.
A large and fine assortm ent of laces
and embroideries ju st received at Pol
locks cash store.
\V 0. Ratlin,of Dakota, has moved to
the Ashford house on Joe Browns
place in Kings Valley.
L uther Ground, Dr. Butler, Georg*-
Boolhby, and Ja y Butler are in the
A1 sea c o untry for two weeks h u n tin g
and fishing.
,
A cord of good wood will pay for
City his paper and the weekly Oregoni in
been or semi weekly P ortland J o u r n a l for •»
also year. If any of your neighbors are not
Mrs. taLiug these papers tell them about it.
.Several steamers plving op and
J. E. Beezl-y, Newt G uy, Aure donw the coast now m ake regular stops
Ford and R a lph Hill have been over at Newport. An Astoria gasoline
on the Siletz m aking trouble am ong steam er has gone there for the s u m
the fish. The other boys say they mer to take pleasure parties out over
the bar a n d on deep sea fishing excur
went without money or provisions.
sions.
Prof. Reynolds so d family, Mrs.
Til« Dnllas ice plant tu r n s out. an
Muir and her sister. Miss Kate Shri ve,
E ach
Mrs. Pollock a nd d a u g h te r . Miss May, average of two tons a day
Mr. anil Mrs. U S. Grant ami D, J week they ship to P. P. W right at
Riley departed for the ex(iosition McMinnville three to n s ; Hperling
Bros and J. D. W hiteaker at Imlepeu-
Tuesday.
deuce two to ns eac h; Simpson A Clod-1
See the new ad. of the Bee Hive feller at Monm outh and J. C. T albott,
grand clearance sale. Scotch lawns Fall« City, a ton each. T h e daily con
for 4 cents and m ohair suitin gs at sum ptio n in Dallas is a bout 1000
15 cents. Ladies shirt waists a t half pounds and some warm davs they
(.rice, big reduction on shoes and ev sell nearly t h a t much to c o u n tr y peo
erything else low in p-oportion.
ple.
FREE!
Tickets to the World s Fair.
From Dallas to Portland
N o lottery, no scheme. A straight
business deal» Free to all our custom
ers and their friends who trade with us.
Come in and let us explain how we do
do it. It will be a saving to you» Yours
for bargains in dry goods, clothing, etc»
THE HUB
T he otllcal count shows Dallas to
have 1530 and Independence 1215
persons withiu their city limits, sod
there are perhaps 100 people living
just outside the limits III each place.
Fat'll has had a healthy growth since
the last census was t .ken.
Mrs. Powell and Mrs. Rosahronk, of
| I’alo Alto, California and G. H. Greer
of Dundee, h a t e h i e.i W ith their sister,
Mr». K. J. Howe. Lust Sunday they
bad a family reunio n, it having hesu
: fifteen years since they were all tngeth
] er. T hey crossed the plains in 1852
with tlieir parents, Ja m es and Marga-
r e tt Greer, who settled in Kings Val
ley.
T h e new home of Assessor Graves is
Dallas once had m sn v had hoys but
unw has only a few th a t can he 1(J ■ under roof and lumber is on the ground
for t h a t of H. L. Fenton.
classed.
So m any lugan berries have come to
Mayor Biddle and R. L. C hapm an
went to Dundee Tuesday to in»|>ect a ou r m ark e t this week as to reduce the
| price from $1.50 to $1,15 a crate.
model p ru n e dryer.
Everett Gwinn is carrying the rural
J u s t i n a t Howes all kind» of canned
meats and canned soups, the very 'm a i l for Milt G r a n t while he and
EMULSION
¡ F ra n k H ubbard are at tlieir (dahlia
thin g to getjwlien you go cam ping.
over on the Siletz.
a food because it sta n d s so em
Dont fail to see our disvlay of H e n-: ...
, ,
,
,
,
phatically for perfect nutrition
dee wire and bristle brushes' in n o rth 1 W e saw the Longueckers, of Ooeh
A n d yet in the m atter of restor- c
»how window all ne xt week.—Guy !
Uk, nj < ont rt “ ck of
an<l a
ing appetite, of g o :ng new r
J freezer to m ake their neighbors feel
Bros.
& strength to the tissues, especially •
more comfortable.
Otto W illiams who drives »he 8 «lem
to th e nerves, its action is that
and McOoy stage hay had his harn and j Very fine hem p and flax are bring
of a medicine.
raised
on
Mission
Bottom
north
of
two horses burned up by a little child
Send for free sample.
\
Salem
and they may yet become
S C O T ! A IJO W N i.. Chc-nlr*-,
P
with a m atch.
409-415 1'earl ^i-eet,
Kcw York. ^
j p r o m in e n t Oregon products.
50 c. a nd^ 1 1 . 0 ; all dru g p -t* .
Dr. H. L. Tonev, dentist, graduate
of Ann Arbor, Mich. Office upstairs j Hay balers are at work all over the
in the Uglow building. E xam inations, | country, the charge being $2.25 per
| ton. The o u t p u t is large, good and
free. 'P h o n e 4.5.
| m uch cheaper than last year.
T he te n t m eetings c ontinue to have
NEW TO-DA Y.
a large nt'cfidunre e nd unabated I Most hop yard* are being sprayed
but
in
some
alm
ost
no
lice
have
ap
interest and there have been a n u m
A dvertising u n d e r this heading will coat 10 cents
peaied. T he warm weather lia* been
ber of conversions.
very beneficial and big crops are e x for a n y tn in g u n d e r 16 word« for one insertion o r 26
c ents for th ro e insertions.
On and see the new b a th tubs, sinks pected.
lavatories and fittings for latest styles
W henever you know of praise worthy
of p lum bing at W agner's shop where
, W I watti.-r Y art. uniter 6 * , - . r e ol wanted t y
act- by a n ybody in the country, please
A. J . W hite.ikcr, ut Independence.
you will find an up to d a te p lu m m e r tell us about it. Such th in g s should
Dr.- McCallon and family and
m arshal G ra nt nnd family have
taking in the exj oailion sights,
W. V. Fuller ami wife, as well as
J. D. Sm ith and Mis« Clara Guy.
R. Jacobson &Co
Dallas, Oregon.
S A L E M T R A D IN G P O I N T « . .
Ki'ppea clothing store on Stale
W. D. Gilliam lia« a yearling Cotz- street is on« of the best in t h e • citjr.
Folk county people will find it v e r y !
I wold buck th a t »beared 24 poumls.
convenient, being the first place they |
No better coffee in tha m arket than come to wlieru men and boys wear ■
; 8au toa and you can alway» get it at is sold,_
Crider* grocery.
ANNUAL
Clearance Sale
.
3
be m entioned to encouraged others to
do likewise.
The government is tryin g tbeexp»ri-
nv n t o f raising Angora goats in Alsaki
and as a starter has bad Gtorge Booth*
by to pend fifty from this county to go
inland 100 miles from Valdez.
r j <-r m ore good sized stock hogs w anted by C.
\ ) N a irn n e a r Uallstun.
p! m o n th s old h eifer calf for sale or to trade for
t j h a y . Call a t th e cyclery.
1 CY fa t Dm ham s for sale, a lso veals, cows and year-
ling bulls for sale by F ran k B utler at Fall»
W hen you or any of vour neighbors City.
g'* to the exposition take or send some
\I.K l) clover hay for s a le by
fruit, grain , grasses or flowers for the
n ear Dilla».
Polk county exhibit, which could th us
be kept continually fresh and a ttr a c
4 MALL farm just east of D allas
tive.
H
J . T.
Rowcliffe,
for re n t by J.
j H olm an o r W . P. M iller.
About 2.000 prominent physicians
from all over the union have bad a
grand reunion in Portland this week
ami have been lavishly entertained > t
a rust of over $20,000 contributed In
Portland people.
PT young ewes, 26 lam bs, tw o beef steers ami a
# »Mi ite r for sale by Jo h n W. H iltihrand. Ad
dress S tiver
LED hay for for sale Com e a nd see it on th e
H 8. A O’Brien
fa rm , four m iles n o rth of Independence.
W. Miles
T he railroad c o t off hetween Lafay
ette and St Jo e i» being constructed
anil s» «non as completed the track be 1X>R s a le —A £ Bo ah ford wagon and som e« m outh
A old Poland C hina pigs by I., A . W illiam son,
tween W hl'eson and Lafayette will he ro
u te 1. Rick reali.
abandoned and all trains to or from
Portland will pass through McMinn
TOH « —a good, n early fnwh Je rse y eow -
viile.
•
F bet
- by R. C. C raven, Dallas.
The people of L inn county ar« ta
king a great interest in tlieir fair e x
hibit and new thing« of all sorts ara
eontinnally being »ent down. Wiry
d o n t everybody in old Polk wsky up
to the im porta nce of m aking ou r ax
bibit more attractive.
Perhaps twice as m an y people are
parsing between this county and Port
land a . a year ago. H u n d r e d s of per
sona from the eaat are coming to
»pend a few day» with their form -r
neighbors and friend» a n d mo»t of
them will lake hack good report».
J o h n Rohinaon last year bought 40
acre» of tb» Garwood place near U»k
dal«. He ha« already cut from it 800
cords of fir wood and baa twice th a t
m uch left, what h« liaa taken from
tire land ha« more than paid for it.
He a n d hia son ar« delivering 4<>0
cord« to the motor com pany ne »r the
...................
round house
"
____ ; loads
. a day*.
,i._
the load and makea three
T o C u r « a C o ld In o n o Day-
T ake Lazativ« Bromo I j u i n i n . Tub-
let*. All druggiata refund tl>e mum-,
if it fail« to cure. E. W. Grove’s tig-1
Datai« i* on each box. 25
ÜKVKKAL sn isll places for sa le by F. M. K dgar.of
k j Crowley. Address Ri,;kreali
jtXCKLLKN T dwelling h-iusc in D allas for sa le or
J tent l>\ Mrs. Anna C raven, SW
3M N orth M ud
•tro e t, P o rtla n d . For particular« addn
f
LD TA PLUS IN PACKAGER O F 50 FOR BALE
i t th is office for 16 cents, also blank notes and
mu tgages and all kinds of levs! blanks
O
MONK Y TO LOAN AT ALL TIM EH AT
1 HAVR
th e very best rate s obtainable. H. 0 . Campbell
o n ey to
M
loan on
o n ey to loan
M
im p r o v e d
farm
pro
perty a t usual /a te s by Oscar H ayter, Dallas,
security.
at
« p e r c e n t on farm
J . L. COLLINB, Delta«.
Final Settlement.
ic e m hereby given that t h e i n -
rW admlntatr o tili of the estate of Milton
N o t dersh
ilic i» t o t a c i c o u r t un o r hW i.re t a „1 t i n o .
Doted, Ulti lath do) of July, law.
IDA WOODWARD,
A d n iu M re trli of too c r t . f r . . ' M illoa Thotnpoon.
Baking Powder
M aJtes Clee^n Brea^d
With Royal Baking Powder there is
no mixing with the hands, no sweat o f
the brow. Perfect cleanliness, greatest
facility, sweet, clean, healthful food.
Full instructions in the “ Royal Baker and Pastry C ook”
book for making all kinds of bread, biscuit and cake
with Royal Baking Powder.
Gratis to any address.
HOVM. BASINO POWDER CO., 100 WILLIAM 8 T „ NEW VuRK.
cept George, who died in Portland
some years ago. They had a reunion
in Portland last week. Dr. Bean, who
married V’enie, was practicing inedi
cine in Dallas twenty years ago, but is
now connected witli a Tacoma hospi
tal. Mrs. Martha Odell lives nt Day-
ton, Mrs. Aildi“ Gwynn and J. I). Lee
in Portland, Mrs. Mary Butler near
Independence and Mrs. J e n n ie Smith
in Dallas. I t had been full twenty
years since they were all t o o t h e r be
fore and they bad a real gladsome
time.
F o r O ver Sixty Y e a rs .
An old a n d well tried remedy. Mrs.
Winslow’s Boothing 8 y r u p lias been
used lor over sixty years by millions ot
m oth ers for th e ir c hildren while teeth
ing, with pe rfect success. I t soothes
the child, softens the gum s, allays all
pain, cures wind colic and is th e best
remedy for diarrhoea. Is pleasant to
the taste. Sold by druggists in every
part of the world. 25 cents a bottle.
Its value is incalculable. Be sure and
Not in m any e long day have we ask for Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Sy
found a belter place to hoy clothing rup and take no other kind.
th a n a t Oscar Johnson» on State
»tree!. Hia suits fit well, look well
W o o l G ro w e r s Meeting:-
a nd wear a long lime. Shirts, tinder
They m et in Browns hall Isst Sat-
w»-ir, hosiery and lints th at have both
atvlc and quality. He wants all Sis nrdsy aiternoon, G. W. Mi-Bee pre
old Polk county friends to vie^it his siding. T he ohjectof ths meeting w h s
new place of business even if they tated and Secretary Fe n to n made a
complete report regarding the wool
have no thought of buying.
pool. He said he was ready to comply
with his agreement to pay the grow
D A L LA S B U SIN ES S.
era an extra c e n t per |>oiind, but as
Sam Ray aells every thin g for atock they had agreed to pay him J cent
ami poultry to eat and all kind* of per pound for hia services they refus
»veil for both fieM nnrt garden. See ml to accept more Ilian $ c ents ex'ra
bin new kind of row feed lh a t ranks from him. W hen it cam e to electing
between bran and shorts.
a secretary to take charge of next
seasons clip of wool and mohair, Mr.
Tlieia is a big difference in livery Fenton insisted on a new m an being
stable, and tlieir proprietors. T hat chosen, lint the growers considered
of E. VV. Fuller ranks among th e beat
in tlie valley. His tre a tm e n t of cus
tomers causes them to stick to him.
Everybody now and then has occa
»ion to go tfi a jewelry store. We
■oiggest to all Polk county people t h a t
i lie establishment of C. H. Morris has
mi superior. Eye glasses to suit all
kinds of defective vision.
»*•
A« a marble cutter G L. Hawkins
¡u liHtd to lieat. His superior know
ledge of what is best and his strict
honesty in dealing with p a 'r ons have
made him a host of friends.
*.*
We very m uch doubt whether th e 'e
is a better hardware store in the
valley than th at of Will. Fanil. He
keeps everythin g in his line used by
Polk cnnptv farmers. W hile
hi*
goods are much above the average in
grade bis prices are never great <r than
at o her pla es. You will never gel
an inferior artiele at Fanils. Hee hi.
big slock of farm implements in hi«
warehouse.
*.*
i
Tills may Ire an off season for fish
ing but m any m ust be at it judging
from the a m o u n t of tackle being sold
a t Kissers gun «tors. He can repair
almost any broken article.
*•*
Anybody and everybody can go to
S tleni ou the stage for only 50 cents
%»
There is r o pure r cider vinegar
(.hirti th a t made bv Mr, HtolIZ in 8a
lent end all Dallas grocers should
keep it.
him as the best man for the place and
lie was reelected without a dissentin g
voice. The lime set for ente ring the
m ohair pool was fixed as Februa ry 1,
1906, Htid April 15, 1906, was voted
as time of entering sheep wool pool.
As there has been some friction in
tlie past over lailure to sign contract»
and difference of opinion as to the
moral obligation to stick to verbal
agreements the rule will hereafter fie
more strictly observed and no person
will be considered to have entered
either pool unless lie signs a c o n tra ct
before above,mentioned date«. Am ong
the 'p ro m in e n t sheep m en present
w e r e J . 1). Kelly, J. H. Hawley, T. W.
Briink. Joe Craven, C. N. M cArthur,
J. B. Sm ith, E. C. MoTimmonds, R.
M. Fowle, J. B. Nesmith. W . M, Jopes
and H. W. Dickinson.
L e w is a n d C i a rk Expoeltlon.
D uring th e Lewis and Clark expo
sition tlie Southern Pacific com pany
will sell round trip tickets to Port
land, limit thirty days, a t one a nd one
third fare for the round trip. F o r
parties of ten or ntore traveling on
one ticket, one fare for the ro u n d
trip. For organized parties of one
hundred nr more, individual tickets,
at one fare fur >lie round trip. Stop
over of ten days » ill be given a t P o r t
land on all one way tickets reading
th rough t h a t point during t h e expo
sition. Tickets m ust be deposited
with Jo in t Agent a l Portland and
charge of fifty e r n ts will be m ade for
extension of time.
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G ood for S t o m a c h T r o u b l a a n d
C o n s tip a ti o n .
“ Chfnnberlain’s Stom ach and L iv tr
Tablets have done me a great deal of
good,” eayi 0 . Towns, of R a t Portage,
O nta rio,C ana da. “ Beinga mild phytic
the after effects are n o t unpleasant,
and I can recommend them to all who
nuflP« r from stomach disorder.” For
sale by Sirafiii Drug Co.
Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Dalton went
as far as Portland wi»h their neire,
Mist Allie Whiteside. w i o h a n r e tu r n
ed to her home in Missouri.
Mr. Ogdon, who married Mias Maria
W hiteaker and was u Dallas black
sm ith 35 years ago, is up from L ob
Angies on a visit. His wife, who wan
here (wo years ago, is now dead.
We have received from the J. K.
Gill Co., Portland, a copy of the book,
T he Indian Girl W ho Led T h e m , re-
ferinff to Hacajawea, whose n a m e has
been so prom inently connected with
the Lewis and Clark fair. They will
send it to any address for 25 cent«.
Chits. Heilm an, from near V a n co u
ver has ht.un in this county for a week
buying about 500 sheep to take to hi«
j range.
Me has paid from $2 to $2.75
and will ship them from Derry tomor
row
lie got 215 from F ra n k Gil
liam. 55 from H. L. Fenton, 40 from
G. M. Tice and 25 from 8. D. 8teiFy.
Baskets
Boxes
Crates
W hep in need of hop bask
et»,berry crates,fruit trays,
boxes of all kinds, and all
wiork belonging to dryers,
call tin
G. F. Mason, Salem
AUTOMOBILE TIM E GIRD.
The ginger snaps and other small
calces made at the S ta r bakorv are so
A ten seated a u t o c a r will make two
good th a t »1! our grocers ha ndle them. round trips daily hetween Salem and
The rreiim bread m ade there is very
In dependence.
Fare each way 50
popular. Cakes of all sorts made to cents.
order.
7am
Leave Salem« .................. . . . .
, . . 3 :30 j» rn
If yon have had bad luck in trying Leave S a l e m ...............
to get satisfactory footwear go to Gay- Leave Independence ............8:30 a in
5pm
nors sh o e «tore where you will be very Leave Independence .............
On Sunday mcrningH the auto vaili
apt tc get what is desired and a t a
j leave Salem at 8 and Independence al
fair price.
I 9:30.
*.*
Have you tried the new drink al
the Staais confectionery. Ask for the
latest end h«»r th in g out. His ice
cream is the very best made in P o r t
Place your order early and secure
land and pleases everybody.
the beat banket a t the lowest
price.
•.»
The fly cure on sale at the Stafrin
W ALTER MORLEY
drug store is the beat thin g o ut to pre
vent atock being annoyed. If you
Salem Fence Works
doubt it get a small q u a n ti t y for
Hnleiti
-
Oregon
trial. A* they h a n d l e none b ut the
purest drug» doctor« like to have tlieir
j prescriptions filled there. T hey carry
' he latest and best p a te n t medicines
for all ailments,
Hop Baskets!
J A M E S K. S E A R S
Mary fullic, (ksi«
Will draw deedii, satisfaction«, real-
I ty and chattel mortgages. Contracts
and lease« ■ specialty. Office a t
M cCOY, OREGON
Good Buggies
We are as usual prepared with a
fine line of the Lieut filings in
ihi’ vehicle line, in cushion tired
bike wagons, runabouts of all
grader, top buggies from cheapest
to he«f. and farm hacks, surreys,
etc. We want you to dr« p in
when in Salem a n d see our stock.
F. A. Wiggins
I m p le m e n t h o m e, 255-
257 Liberty street, Salem
Oregon. Farm m ac hin
ery, vehicles, bicycies,
sewing machines a n d r u p
plies.
Has Stood The Test 25 Year*
Lee F d m I I , R e u n i o n .
Nicholas l.ee and wife Settled at the
“i ^ u u r t . i f Polk " M i n ■ t * .
« u u h e d tn iM ta n U u r in ..k**‘
H i.count*
¡old hoineatead Iwomiles south of Dal-
O r e .u n . «ret t t « u «»l-t con t h . . —t t b . b r e r i n *
tl.» rc o f on 0.1111-1.1, A o k , I». ltKif., » t l t i . h o u r of ( las in 1848 and there raised two sons
10 o 'clo c k In the forenoon o f re n t .1.v,»n l . n perenno ■ and five daughters.
He raised stock
h .r io g .tijcrtlon. to t h . rem . «re i.-.tllW to protoni
ROYAL
| until 1802 and was then a Dalis«
m erchant lor fourteen year*. He
died in 1879 e nd Ids wife two years
later. All the children ere living ex
Grove’s
Tasteless Chill Tonic
No-Cur®-No-Pay. 5 0 cent*.