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About Polk County itemizer. (Dallas, Or.) 1879-1927 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 31, 1906)
Shoes! Shoes! - ì* .1, T X.g. J|. T X T A T A th r T t t T MAKE NO MISTAKE TOWE // OILED CLOTHING will give you com- Have just received a new lo t;; of the famous Green Wheeler fj shoes for ladies. • i j z plete protection and long service \bu cant afford to buy any other Every garment guaranteed T h e b e s t d e a le rs sell it See that line of 7ft cent umbrellas at Dallas Mercantile Co. store, Clarence Sellers is building a house on is 120 acre tract near town. School meeting last night, but nothing but routine business transacted. New lot of ladies cloaks just in at the Dallas Mercantile Company store. Mrs. Byerley has opened dressmaking parlors west of Long & Simpkins meat market, Twenty per cent discount on all street hats next Friday and Saturday.—Mrs. Chas. Hubbard. Dallas Woodman camp had eight ap plications last night, making fourteen in the last two weeks. •r ! I For Style, Fit and Wear | | J t .. they are unexcelled. We car-;; ry a general line and can fit the - man, the boy, the girl and the little tot. + Toilet So:'.p 10 cent* a Box. Six Different Kinds | | Pollock’s CASH STORE i D a llas - Oregon. +.¡.*+.5 .+++ »+ + + + ++ + + + + + + + + ++ + + + + + + 4 + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + DOINGS IN THE TOWN. Comings and Goings of Citizens of Dal“ las and their Friends. Fiske, the beat printer. M. Hayter, dentiat, Wilson building. A neat ice cream parlor—Kersey’s. A full line of Aldon’s choclate—Ker- •ey’s. Shakes and wood for sale at Lotigh- ary’s. Fresh nuts and fruits kept at all times by Tracy Staats. Penoche, Nugats, and a full line of home made candies—Kersey’s. If it’s chewing and smoking tobacco you want, Tracy Staats has them. Canning tomatoes at from .‘10 to 65 •cuts a bushel at Crider’s grocery. The dining room at the Cottage is to be repapereu by Holman & Dungan, W. R. Ellis agent Daily Oregonian and Evening Telegram. Special rates to subscribers on rural routes. Mr. J . A. Griggs by and wife, of Mon mouth, were in town Saturday with a view of investing and locating, Possibly some as $ Sod blit none bet ter than the celebrat •d “ Aldon” brand chocolates for sale b> W. R. Ellis. Dr. H. L. Toney, dentist, graduate oj Ann Arbor, Mich. Oftiice upstaires in Uglow building. Examinations free. ’ Phone 45. Miss Bertha Collins has everything in the latest millinery. She will receive a new invoice this week. Go there for your new hats. Some weeks ago Tom Reil advertised for a cow in the Iteinizer. Hardly was the paper out in the mail until he got what lie wanted by telephone. Mr. Joseph Crowther, of our city, has been granted a patent on a steamboat propeller. He has given it a practical test and finds that it does the work at a saving of 50 per cent in power. Only a little cold in the head may be the beginning of an obstinate case of nasal catarrh. Drive out the invader with Ely’s Cream Balm applied straight to the stuffed up air passages. Price 50 cents. If you prefer to use an atomi ze, ask for Liquid Cream Balm. It has all the good qualities of the remedy in solid form and will rid you of catarrh ami hay fever. No cocaine to breed a dreadful habit. No mercury to drive out the secretion. Price 75 cents with spraying tube. All druggists, or mailed by Ely Bros., 66 Warren street, New York. Halloween tonight. Tracy Staats makes a specialty of soft drinks. Get your outing and underwear at The Racket. Tracy Staats has a fresh line of Aldon candies. You can get lunch goods at Tracy Staats’. Keystone and Peoria Field fencing at Guy Bros. If you need a range let Guy Bros, show you the Toledo. All the latest brands of cigars carried by Tracv Staats. Just arrived—a new lot of Preferred Stock canned goods at Criders. The best line of hosiery in the city for women aud children at The Racket. Ge'). A. Steele, state treasurer elect, has purchased the Sam Hitcks farm near Falls City. See P Iph Carter, at the drugstore, for the Portland Journal—Portland’s best paper. W%> met Judge Tanner, he of Mitchell fame, at Gaston Thursday, where he owns and operates a sawmill. John C. Bell, whose death was men tioned in our last issue, formerly ran a general merchandise store here in part nership with W. C. Brown. John Nelson has traded his prune tract near town, to a Polk county man for some land situated near Perry and containing 120 acres.—Newberg Graphic. V. P. Fiske, editor and publisher of the Iteinizer, was in town last Thurs day. Since buying the paper some months ago he has “ worked it over” and it is now a very creditable county seat paper.—Newlierg Graphic. If Baldy Gildner and Doug Hubbard keep up their record they will surely make a success as farmers. They ¡►ought a team, wagon and harness, and then sold the team for as much as they gave for the whole outfit. The only question is, can they buy another team as cheap. At the home of Dr. B. H. McCallon, as announced in the Iteinizer, the many friends of Rev. A. C. Brackenhury and wife tendered them a royal reception last Wednesday evening, to emphasive the beginning of that gentlemans second year of work here as pastor of the Meth odist church. A nice program was ren dered and a pleasant time had. ‘» ¿ S ilk * No More Cold Rooms '• If you only knew how much comfort can be derived from a PERFECTION Oil Heater—how simple and economical its operation, you would not be without it another day. You can quickly make warm and cozy any cold room or hallway—no matter in what part of the house. You can heat water, and do many other things with the PERFECTION Heater Oil (E q u ip p e d w i t h S m o k e le s s D e v ic e ) Turn the wick as high or low as von can—there’s no danger. Carry heater from room to room. All parts easily cleaned. Gives intense heat without smoke or smell because equipped with smoke less device. Made in two finishes— nickel and japan. Bras# oil fount beauti fully emhoased. Holds 4 quarts of oil and burns 9 hours. Every heater warranted. If you cannot get heater or information from your dealer, write to nearest agency for descriptive circular. t h e w ~ % ______ f o m n *» nno, L a m *» D equalled for — it* b r i g h t sod stes ’.jr light, simple con struction andsbaoluteaafetjr. Equipped with latest improved burner. Made of brass throughout anti nickel plated. An ornament to no, room whether library, dining-room, parlor or bed room. Every lamp warranted Write to ncares* agency if not at your dealer’s. STA N D A RD O f t C O M PA N Y [ Boys suits at cost at The Racket. | Everybody attend the Apple Show. Jeweler Harris went to the metrop olis today. Indej>endenceexpects to have the next apple show. Next Friday and Saturday will be two big days in Dallas. Mrs. Joseph Craven is visiting her Sin parents in Sheridan. , 4 Mrs. M. M. ~ Dungan nga is recovering from a long and severe illness. J. J . Fiddler and wife have been visit ing relatives in Jefferson. Walter Lyon will take charge of the Albany Herald tomorrow . Look out for signs tonight. Jim Holman is driving a dray in Eu- gene. Fiske, the best printer, for your job work. Before von buy, see the waistings at The Racket. The Emanuel car is now located at Independence. Frank Goad is having cement walks laid in his yard. Robert llowe has a new wood walk to grace his premises. L. D. Brown for abstracts. Notary The electric light company run up public, typewriting. against the bricklayers union the other Born, October 2i>th, to the wife of day and had to capitulate. Claud Lynch, a boy. M M. Dungan and Will Holman have Myers pumps a re the best. Let us tell formed a partnership and are ready to do your painting and papering for you. you why. Guy Bros. Many Hoodriveritea have signified Tom Guy went to Portland Monday, their intention of coming down and see 011 legal business. Milt Grant ditto. ing what Folk county can do in the ap Gus Olin was up from Vancouver ple line. Monday visiting his old friends here. Mr. B. F. Bnffy, of Falls City, has Business locals in these columns will purchased the interest of Forsythe in be charged for at the rate 10 cents a line. the Forsythe & Strong sawmill located Mr. Wann was over from Salem Sat on Grant creek. urday interviewing his many friends Mr. Bryon Knowles has purchased a here. 25 acre tract of lain! on the Oakdale road opposite the Bell place, for $750 and C. M. Lewis and wife, of I^wisville, have been visiting with McMinnville will build thereon. Teddy Kerr has originated a new name relatives. for hash. The other evening he aRked Mr. J. T. Lady, of Willamina, was in his mother for another helping of rub Dallas Thursday and made a trip to bish. Suggestive, surely. Falls City. A warrant was issued Monday for Peter Byerley died Monday at the home Lafe Cooper, who is charged with steal of his grandfather, Mr. At> Byerley, of ing a gold-filled watch from the person gastric fever. of W. J . Steele at Buena Vista. John Grant, Frank Goad and Fred Rev. N. M. Sager of Dallas of the Toner went after deer Saturday but for Evangelical church, preached a very got to get any. able sermon last Sunday to a large con Lafe Finseth was at Independence ov- gregation at Beaver Creek school house. f*r Sunday, visiting his cousins, the —Philomath Review. Misses Mina and Bertha Forbes. It was almost a miracle. Burdock Charley Hublmrd and wife spent Sun Blood Bitters cured me of a terrible breaking out all over the body. la m day with the old folks, Mr. and Mrs. J. very grateful.” Miss Julia Fillbridge, G. Jones, on their Perrydale farm. West Cornwell, Conn. Monarch over pain. Burns, cuts, Miss Hazel Hollister has been secured sprains, stings. Instant relief. Dr. Thomas’ Electric Oil. At any drug store. by the Woodman orchestra as pianist hereafter. The Izoya are extremely for Mr. J . Paul Jones, that raiser of fine tunate in being able to secure so talent stock and freight, rustler for the South ed an artist in that line. ern Pacific, made us a call Monday ev George McBee and w ife left yesterday ening. to revisit old scenes of 50 years ago when Ralph Rose, who married Miss Minnie they emigrated to Oregon, at The Dalle.- Clodfelter, was brought from Washing and’ in other parts o f Eastern Oregon. ton the other day, suffering from ty They have not been back there since. phoid fever. They have enlarged the pond out at J . A. Hamlin, W. Miller, T. Lohkam, the new sawmill by putting in a new VV. G. Moore, and D. J . McCormack, of dam, and now have much more log Dallas, registered at the North Yamhill space. They also have the new sawdust hotel last week. consumer completed and it works splen Mrs. Metzger is doing a rushing busi didly. ness with the ladies who desire the very Albert Alderman,of the Zeua vicinity, latest in the millinery line. Her trim was in to see us Monday. He is a suc mer cannot be beat. cessful breeder of line chickens, ducks, Only one remedy in the world that and turkeys and may move his head will at once stop itchiness of the skin in quarters to Dallas to he in closer touch any part of the body. Doan’s Oinment with transportation facilities. At any drug store, 50 cents. The Gail hotel lobby has been consid A boon to travelers. Dr. Fowler.s E x erably enlarged by taking out the parti tract of Wild Strawberry. Cures dysen tion and including the hallway therein. tery, diarrhoea, seasickness, nausea. The kitchen has been moved to the east Pleasant to take. Acts promptly. side and the old one made a part of the Mr. and Mrs. J . W. Townsend were dining room, making all mo re conven up from Perrvdale Monday to pay a vis ient and sightly. it to his brotherinlaw, Uncle Bill Brown, Miss Ethel Ballantvne, will lie mar and to call on the new Iteinizer man. ried this evening to Mr. Louis E. Had E. E. Hull has returned to Dallas and ley, of Dayton, Oregon, at the residence is now employed on the section. They of her parents, Rev. and Mrs. M. J. Bal- are living in one of George McBee’s lantyne, in this city. The young lady houses that he recently remodeled and was given a kitchen shower fast Friday evening by the Rcbekah lodge, o f which repaired. F. E. Myers will occupy the George order she is a popular member. Starr residence, and Frank Kerslake is Mies Pollock entertained a Halloween furnishing the house for him in the best party of about forty young people last style known to that up-to-date Home evening. All the guests appeared in Furnisher. attire a ppropriate of the occasion, which Mr. G. S. Crooks has moved to Dallas with the decoration« of pumpkins, ap- from Tillamook and is occupying one of pies etc., and the weird stories told the Olts cottages. He will run a shoot made it a very ghostly gathering. ing gallery this winter near Kerslake’s After several hours spent socially, a luncheon of cider, doughnuts an<l ap furniture store. ples was served. Prof. Reynolds now uses a preparation in the echo drooms that practically does away with the dust nuisance, thus safe guarding the health of the children and keeping things much neater. The Woodman orchestra have been booked to play for aThanksgiving dance at Falls City under the anspicies of the Foresters, and for a Christmas fiance at the same place given by the Wood men of the World. Frank Kersey has invested $75 with Frank Kerslake, and now sport« a neat inlaid lineolum on the floor of his well known and patronized confectionery re sort. “ Boots” will always be found up to date in every particular. Mr. and Mr*. W. P. Lewi*, of Falls Citv, have l>een down to Oregon Cite visiting her brother, Henry. Miller. Mr. la»wisand Mr. Miller have, formed a partnership in the truck and draying business at the latter place. Rev. T. F. Royal, who was the second Methodist preacner in the valley, is now contributing some very interesting | chapter* on the early times at Jackson i t strengthens and vitalizes ville and vicinity, for the Pacific Chris With old age comes feebleness and tian Advr»cate.—Ashland Tidings. losa of power; the blood la thin and digestion weak. On the second Saturday in November Vlnol repairs worn tlsauea and thers will be a meetingof the Polk Comi ty Mohair association at Browns hall, checks the natural decline. It tones j at 1 p. m., for the purpose of electing a np the digestive organs, aid* assimi committee of five to set date and make lation. makes rich, red blood, and arrangements for the goat show in Jan- strengthens every organ in the body. In this natural manner Vlnol replaces uary.—G. W. McBee, president. weakness with strength. Boothby A Lewis shipped a car load \ Vlnol contains all the medicinal of hogs from Independence the other elements of cod liver oil In a concen day. These gentlemen have also creen | trated form, taken from fresh cods’ dealing very extensively in g.*it*. hey I livers, the useless oil eliminated and : having shipped about 3,000 this year. I tonic iron added. Eight honored went in one kit toTaco- Try it on our guarantee. | ma. and another lot, 100 to Oakland, Or. I The memliers of the Carnation Danc ing club, will give one their social danc es at the Woodman hall on Saturday | D R U G G IS T S • DALLAS ( evening. November 3rd. At that time j they will elert officers and make ar-I rangementa for the dance* of the com- FASTIDIOUS WOMEN ming winter. The Woodman orchestra ; consider Pax tine Toilet Antiseptic a will furnish the music again this season. 1 necessity in the hygienic car* of the ------ ---- - person and for local treatment of To Core a Cold in one D a y . feminine Ills. As a wash its cleansing, germicidal, deodorizing and healing Take laxative Bromo Quinine Taldeta. qualities are extraordinary For sal* ; All druggists refund the money if It faile , to cure K. W. Grove's signature is on j at Druggists. Sample free. Address The R. Paxton C o , Boston, Mass. each box 26 cents. i I O ld P eo p le N e e d V IN O L How’s This? We offer |100 reward (or any Ja p 6 °f catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall’* Catarrh Cure.—F. J . Cheney & Co., To ledo, Ohio We, the undersigned, have known F. J . Cheney (or the last 16 year», and believe him to be perfectly honorable in all buaineae transaction», and financially able to carry out any ob ligation made by hie firm.—WaUling, Rinnan & Marvin, wholesale druggist», Toledo, Ohio. Hall’* Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price, 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all drug gists. Take Hall’s Family Pills for Con ti pation, 'R o yal Some Specials in Chinaware B a k in g P ow der A bsolutely Pure tartar Good only during the re- m ainder o f this week, BIDS FOR BUSINESS. A w holesom e cream o f baking powder. Makes the finest, lightest, best flavored biscuit, hot- breads, cake and pastry. What Our Merchants have to Offer 20c cups and saucers...........11c the Buying Public. Kisser, the gunsmith, has the best of amunition and a firstclaes stock of shooting irons of all kinds. He makes and repairs umbrellas. For some time it has been recognised by all that the Stafrin drug store w as forg ing far ahead in the matter of popularity and patronage. In fact this store ha» long enjoyed the major portion of the trade tributary to this city. Their cour tesy to all, carefullness in preparing per- scriptions, excellent go« »1» and fair pric es, have aided materially in bringing this about. Sugar bowl and cream er, 2 pieces 18c 10 and 15c pitchers.......... 8c 15c plates, Howered 9c 25c plates, Howered 15c 30c plates-, Howerea 18c F ru it sets, china, 1 large and 6 sm all dishes............... 90c Alum and alum-phosphate powders are injurious. Do not use them. Examine the label. «OVAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. M EISER & MEISER. LOGGING TRAIN. McD. Turner Passes Away. Two Stores. Hi Plummer Sells Out. DALLAS, This morning a deal was made that deprives Dallas of one of her best busi ALBANY, ness men and energetic citizens. Mr. II. B. Plummer sold his home place to Mr. Hardy Ilolman for $1,800, and with his family, will leave the first of the week for Sellwood, where he has prop erty and a lucrative position. We all hate to lose this estimable family, but what is our loss is Sell wood’s gain. OREGON. Makes its OREUON. FIFTY CENTS \ of Scott's Emulsion is very rapid. For this reason we put up a fifty-cent size, which is enough for an ordinary cough or cold or useful as a trial for babies and children. In other conditions the gain is slower— health cannot be built up in a day. In such cases Scott’s Emulsion must be taken as nourishment; a food rather than a medicine. It’s a food for tired and weak digestions. Mir Black Minorcas, Barred Rocks, Mam moth Bronze Turkeys, Pekin Ducks, Old n r unnmr from Falls About 5 o’clock yesterday morning the iifht train conveying logs from the Falls Gity supply grounds pulled out with its first load of logs for Newberg Only seven car loads were taken down yesterday, a small load, in order that the train crew might become accustom ed to conditions, etc. F. H. Muscott acted as conductor, with Messers Dor- land and Mills as brake man, while Mr. Herrin late of the Northern Pacific, held the throttle. Mr. \Y\ W. Dawson is nowpassenger conductor on the Falls City run, and it is understood that Mr. Dorland will conduct the logging train for the Dallas mill. W ith three chairs and two bath tubs they a l ways give you firstclass work some conditions the I N Cain from the use First Trip Some twe weeks ago the Itemizer chronicled the strikening with paraly sis of McD. Turner, and now it has to tell of his death, which occured at the family home near Airlie last Thursday evening, He was buried Saturday in the Smith cemetery. He was a man of sterling worth and will be greatly miss ed from the community in which he re sided. He had acquired considerable of this world’s goods, and possessed one of the largest farms in the Luckiamute pe* ;ion. He was a native of Missouri, had ived in this county nearly 30 years, and was aged about 71 years. He leaves to mourn his loss, a wife, six sons and one daughter, all of whom reside in the county. He was a member of the Meth odist church and a consistent Christian and exemplary man in every respect. City to Newberg. J. A Lynch's Barber Shop Main Street Nice shower this morning. Brooding stock for sale. C . I . m iles so u th - Address Kick re a l!. f Has Stood the Test 25 Y ea n . Fred Wagner has taken down his fence, making another nice residence lot in our midst. Henry Campbell yesterday sold to Dr. Hayter nine acres of the Mary Dugan tract in the southwestern part of town for $150 an acre. Tlie old, original Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic. You know what you are taking. It is iron and quinine in a tasteless form. No cure, no pay. 60 cents. County court next week. Always Rememhsr the Full üi yUUirç B A L L A R D , 2* oast Of D allas. Stealing Chickens, Two parties were arrested at Buena Vista the other day for stealing chick ens from the Krebs Bros., and on ar rangement before Justice Wilson at Independence were fined $25. I .V k t S t J fitíftt íó tíS t íS tíó t Cures a Cold in One Day, Grip in (§. j» on Box. gO€, and S i . 00 . Two. 25c. J i t J i t J * t J Ä t J S t J * t J S t J * : J Ä tJ Ä tJ fttJ S tJ Ä tJ fS tJ Ä t JÄ t JÄ t JÄt JÄt JÄt j Ä t J - •>. JÄt J Ä tJ Ä t JÄt JÄt V î t JÄt JÄt i WE ARE NOW READY! <» «I — 4i rl Scott & Bowne, 4**-cs p « h u . C h e a b ti Name I axativ e R r o m o Q uinine Arrested for Send fo r fre e ««w pU New York A ll d r a g f t i t i O W hen you are ready to take a look at in Fall Suits we’re ready to show you. NEW TO-DAY the new models Î ? A d vertisin g u n d er th is head } een» a word •aeii in sertio n . W e don’t hesitate to say that we have outstepped ourselves this season, for we are showing the finest assortment of men’s i ! suits we have ever offered our trade. S T R A W B E R R Y p la n ts in any q u a n tity for > «ale by M ike Mc N u lty, D allas. O '* O N ITO R d o u b le d is c d r ill for « a le : 14 hoe*, good hm new —Mr«. J . A. W illiam s, D alla*. n it M Come in and take a look at the new styles and fabrics. B You’ll be interested, surely. JERSEY cow for «ale or trade—Lee 8mith. ” IT T A N TED —Tw o dozen young hen«, W h ite W L e g h o rn * p refe rre d .—II. A. Bow m an, Fall» C ity , O regon. tf It is far better to come here and get the top notch of style than to be a few notches below it. ANTED—T ra v e le r for e sta b lis h e d henne* $12 « week. Bxptjuw* ad vanead. R e fe r- W neos. Address, w ith «tam p, Jo «. A. A lex an d er, D allas, O regon. 024 Remember, always, that in buying a suit it is the value and not the price that makes the bargain. @ TR Rale—A larg e m are, one y e « r!!n g and one hpring e o lt. T h e colt« are larg e «took, fu ll b ro th e r* and w ell m atch e d . F. P. Redd aw ay, on th e Bell farm n e ar M cCoy. A ddress R I c k - r e a ll. 024 P GOOD m ileh cow w anted . L y n c h ’s b a rb e r «hop. i V In q u ire f f v MI CHAE LS - S TERN D AWHON’H G olden Chuff hard w heat forseer! a t Grifft r ’H. FINE C L O T H IN G M ioma civ. i m e a Co. GOOD HO acre farm for «ale. T h irty -fiv e acre« t l?are«i. Ht«.efe, R raln and farm lnv im plem ent«. One m ile w est of th e Halt Creek •w’hool houee. P rice$ 2 ,7 0 0 ra a h .—A lb e rt Heppe. D allaa, Ore No. 1. G24 A A N T E D -g a le a m c n —M any m ake $100 to $150 p er m onth ; som e even m ore. S tock d e a n . G row n on reaerv atio n , fa r from old orchard«. <’a*h ad van ced w eekly. Choice o f te rrito ry . Ad- dre«« W ash in * ton N ursery C om pany, Toppen i«h. W ash. . > W w a ln u t tree« for ley i pNGLlHfl u l e by J . E. Beex- i er c ee e n tó n flrat m ortgage lo an at * p per .- L. D. Brown, M O N s e E EY c Y u r to ity loan 1 H A V E m oney to loan at all tim e« at th e very be«t rate« o Dial nable - H . G. Cam pbell. < j ; A?2 ; / im * / Sí.".' i jj SUITS AT 10 12 50 $15 $ 17 . 50 ; $30 $ ; $ . ; «, .-g®. ONKY to loan on im proved f«rm properly SI uausl ra te s by O scar H ayter. Kalla« _ I ONKY to loan a t • per cen t on farm aeruri ty. J. L Collina. D allas. PŸ3T3 For Sale. h r ee c o w * g iv in g m il k , a g o o d d r iv In* horse and one Ifam h leton lan volt, a I rak e, plow, gard en d rill, all in « ihm | condition . I *l*o four doaen ch ick en «.— W. C Pollan , on th e j H enry Brown p lace, near Dallaa. 0*1 T Wood Sawing Done- W C b a y * a new g a so lin e r n f ln e and a re pee pared to do wood « s v in a a t r e g a la r ra te a i Y ou r patron age to ll, lie d « sed « H ayas, « a ll Clothing House _ M 1 ^if RO NZE tu rk e y s o f th e Jo h n « to n «tra in for «ale l»y A lbert A ld erm an , S alem , R o u te 1. If Belt & Cherrington % ^ - Uglow DALLAS - OREGON -~-r £g | l
