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cates.
Mr. 11. L. Fenton says: No exhibit­
or will lie allow«*«! more than three goats j
to a pen, und all exhibits must be in
place by 2 p. m. on the first «lay of the
show. Everything |s»ints to this as the
banner Angora show. We w ill make
everv effort for success. The program
of a<hlr«*ss«*s and papers to l>c given at
tht? evening meetings will 1« announced I
later.
TH E POLK COUNTY ITEMIZE!?.
W E D N E S D A Y , J A N . 2, 1907.
V. P. FISKE.
( Itemizor. one year in Advance
SUBSCRIPTION', With Weekly Oregonian or Semi weekly Journal
ith Oregon Wo*Miman
( VN............................
•II AO
. 2 ini
. 1 75
UNDER THE BIG CLOCK.
What Our County Officials Have Done
Since Our Last Issue.
Fruit Sprayers, Take Notice.
A. L. Sbreve, of Stayt«»n, Mrs. A. B
Notice to the people of Polk county,
Probate Court.
Muii uud Miss Katharine Sbreve, « f
! who are the owners of fruit trees, that 1
Dallas.
Coad, Judge.
now is the time to prune and spray all j
In re estate of M. L. Robbins; final
diseased or infest«*«l trees with San Jose
i I Office,
25/
S Office,
31«
M U TU AL I Residence, 271
scale, woolly or green aphis and other accmnt filed anil January 2ttth set for
Watch P arty.
" L ( Residence, 113
bearing.
pests. That these trees must be prun- ;
A very «leligbtful watch party was
ed ami well sprayed w*th lime sulphur
Ii, the estate of Plato McFee; final
spray. Prof. (W illy says that this is account fil«*<* an«i same set for bearing given Monday evening by. Misses Itubv
Patronize One Another far the Upbuilding of Town and County.
Fisk* and Ella Butler at the home of
tlu best winter spray to use, as it kills on February 4th.
the inoss, scale and «»tlier pests. Tt is! In re estate of Moses Allen ; vouchers Mr,and Mrs. V. P. Fiskeon Mill street.
Oft in«* and music were enjoyed and at
necessary to spray young trees to protect
First, second and third premium« of them from the ol«! mo*?* covered diseas- having been fil«*«l, the administrator was It o'clock a dainty luncheon was served.
PREMIUM LIST
$7. $5 and $3 respectively, are offered on «si ami inf«*ste<l tr«*es. The old orchards ! ordered discharged and the liondsmen At 12 o’clock the new year was welcom­
exonerate«! from further liability.
e d in by the singirig of popular airs by
cacli of the following:
must lx* pruned and well sprayed or j
Buck kid born before March 15, 190fi. destroy«*!. All cuttings must be burned i In re «‘state of Sarah Allen; tmme as the cr >w«l. Those present were: Misses
Of the Eighth Annual Angora Goat
i Mabel Guv, Alice Grant. Jennie Mus-
Same on buck kid born after March within 30 «lavs from time of pruning. ! above.
cott. Ilallic Coad, Veva Burns, Lydia
15, 190«.
Show.
I In case of failure you are liable to a tine | In the guardianship of J. Boyer; In­ Mnst ott, Claudia Coad, Lula Dempsev.
Same on buck 1 year old and under 2. ! of $25 with costs. This applies to all, ventory and appraismeiit filed and ap­
Same on buck 2 years old and under .'1. i railroad right of ways in Polk county, i proved.
I Nola Coad, Bertha Foster Euiroy Mc-
Same on buck 3 years old and under 4, j I recommend the Lime Anlphtir lupinl1 In the estate of Alsea B ill; final hear­ DeVitt, Buena Fiske, Georgia Martin,
To be Held in Dallas on January
Same on buck 4 years and over.
; A Ith Savage, Ruby Fiske ami Ella But­
spray, because von will get better re-! ing set for January 28th
ler ; Messers Te«i Aidricli, Henry Will
Doe kid born b«*forc March 15, 1900. I suits. It is easily prepar« <t Use one gal- j
9th, 10th and 11th.
estate
;
In
matter
of
the
«‘state
of
Dick
Tipton
:
Tams. E. Parrish, Ned Shaw, L. Brown.
Same on doe kid lx»rn after March 13, | Ion of spray to 14 or 15 gallons of water; |
final
account
beard
and
approved
and
fi
L Butler, G. De Haven, Bert Elliott.
190«.
no sediment to clog tlu* spraying nozzle.
Through the kindness of the commit­
Same on do«* 1 year old ami under 2. ' It can b«* got at any «»f tlie stores in the Is ximlsmen exonerated from further lia- M. At hey, Late Finseth, Al Morton, C.
bifity.
tee in charge the Itemixer has been fur­
Same on doc 2 years old and under 3.
Chorpening,
Charles Chase, J. M »or ,
I county. This pruning and spraying1 In «‘State «>f Berthu Tipton; final ac­
nished at this early date with a com­
Vern I^uner, Irwin Cone and George
Same on doe .‘1 years old and under 4. I must he done within 45 «lays from date.
count
heard
and
approved,
ordered
that
plete list of the premiums to be offered
Same on doe 4 years «»Id ami over.
Bennett.
J. P>. N u n n ,
the administrator pay to Cephas Tij>-
for the annual Angora goat show, which
First, second, third sweep-takes on
Fruit Inspector for Polk County.
ton, the sum of $41.40, and on filing
will l>e held for the eighth consecutive best buck of any age, $7. $5 ami $.'5 re-
NAME THEM FARMS.
vouchers, to be discharge«! and bomls-
time at'the old woolen mill building in spe«*tively. Same on sweepstakes on
There will 1 m ? a meeting of the Dryads men exonerated from further duty.
does, same as bucks.
Dallas
tomorrow night. Initiation, etc.
The i«l«*a advanced by Rev. Barton Z.
In matter of the estate of John Smith:
llnrpgisfprpd Gnats,
Premiums for Registered Goats.
final account heard and approved, or­ ltiggH last week for our tanners to iiMint-
The premiums offered altove on regis­
dered that the administrator pay the tlieir farms, seems to be meeting with
ter«*« 1 goats are duplicat«*d on unregis­
following claims: The Polk County popular endorsement from all sections
tered goats.
Observer, $3; E. C. Kirkpatrick $20 lor of the county. The Itemizer’s offer to
assist bv furnishing free 100 envelopes
No entrance lees are charged.
funeral expenses.
CURE
each to the first five who sent in their
Feed is furnished free to exhibitors.
Tn matter of the estate of Ellen Smith ; names also struck a responsive chord, as
Has surpassed all other medicines, in merit,
«m il account heard and approved; or­ by Saturday we bad these five farms
Reduced Railroad Rates and Farer. Ely S CIBORI Balm
sales and cures.
dered that the administrator pay claims named with appropriate names:
is quickly absorbed.
The Southern Pacific Co. and the Sa- j Gives Relief at Once.
Its success, great as it has been, has ap­
according to final account, and on filing
Sunny Vi a Farm— Mr. anti Mrs. J.
lem,
Falls
City
A
Western
Railway
Co.
'
parently only just begun.
vouchers therefor to be discharged and Bowles, Dallas.
will charge their usual rate on all ani­ It cleanses, soothes
bondsmen
exonerated
from
further
lia­
It has receive»! by actual count more than
j
Creek
Bottom Truck and Honey Farm
mals sent to the show for exhibit ; hut heals and protects
bility.
40,000 testimonials in two years.
— W. H. Kraber, Dallas.
U| mjii presentation <>f si r«*ceipt from the the diseased mem­
In the estate of W. J. Farley; final
Fir Vista Farm— B. Z. Riggs, Amity,
It purifies the blood, cures all blood dis­ secretary of the association, these com­ brane. It cur«*s Oa­
account beard and approved, the ad­
Oak Hill Farm—G. W. Mver, Dallas,
eases, all humors and all eruptions.
panies will return all animals to the ts rh and d r iv e s
ministratrix
discharge«!
and
her
lands­
i ( ’berry Hill and Poultry Farm— B. I.
It strengthens the stomach, creates an point from which they were shipped away a Cold in the_________________
Ferguson, Eola.
fret* of charge. The S. i‘. will also grant H.-nd qnlckly. lie- l i A V F E V E R men exonerate«! from further liability.
appetite and builds up the w hole system.
stores
the
Senses
of
Now in order to help yet farther in
.
In
the
A.
J.
Byers
estate;
inventory
a
passenger
rate
of
one
and
one-third
It cures that tired feeling and makes the
the good work the Itemizer will renew
f ires for the round trip from anv point T.iste and Smell. Full size 50 cts. , at Dmg- an«! appraismeiit fil«*«l.
weak strong
gists or by mail; Triul Kize 10 cts. by mail.
its envelope offer <*f last month and will
In usual liquid form or in chocolated tablets on its lines in Oregon. The S. i«\ C. A
Ely Brothers, 50 Warren Street, New York.
print for 50 cents 100 nice envelopes for
W. Co. will grant a like reduction.
known as S a r a a t a b a . 100 doses XL
DEALS
IN
DIRT.
cv ry family naming their farm and send­
Call on your local agent for certifl
ing it in prior to Saturday, January 12th.
We can also print what stationery you
Wilbur Rhodes to George Darby,
desire as good and cheap as the best.
l.jts in Falls City .................... $ 200
Others who have name«! their farms
Geo. Cone to J. Essig, land in Dal­
and notified us of it are:
C R IM SO N G IA N T R AD ISH .
las............................................ 1,500
North V iiw Farm—M. J. and Henrv
C. Spaulding et al to Cbas. K.
The larger it grows the solider it
Black, Dallas.
Spaulding Logging Co., land in
gets, twice tlie ordinary size.
Roanoke Place—Mrs. J. W. Lewis,
t fi s, r 7 w ,...............................
1 Rickreal).
As hard as a bullet, while
Hale
Hackensto
and
wife
t«)
E,
C.
tender and deliciously crisp.
Nob Hill Ranch— L. II. McBee, Dal­
Kirkpatrick, land in t 7 s, r fi w 1,500 las.
Retains goodness long after ma­
Evan Evans to F M Waters, land
turity. Lib,, 40c; packet, 10c..
Aetna Farm—Seth Riggs, Crowlev.
in t 9 8, r fi w ........................... 2,000
The Maples—C. E. Wheelock, Mon­
Low
man
Conner
to
Geo
P
Coulee,
S P E C IA L P R IC E OFFE R .
mouth.
Here’s a SPECIAL OFFER to make New Friends
80 acres in t 7 s, r fi w............... 2,315
$1.50 worth of ab«jve seeds for
M L Thompson to G o. W. ai d
for LILLY’S Northern Grown Seeds
$ 1 . 00 .
Maud Darby, lots in Falls City
65
$1 .00 worth of above seeds (one
John Rol b ns to G. H. Robbins,
Danish Ball Head, and infinitely packet of each variety, with packet
f f L L Y 'S Vegetable s e e d s a r e
D O Y O U GET UP
land
in
t
7
s,
r
fi
w
................
500
\si I'RkH'/ grown on and adapted to better adapted to Pacific coast con­ o f Old Fashioned Flower Garden
ditions. True to type, every Seeds thrown in free) for 75c.
this coast. These 10 varieties are
W ITH A LAM E BACK ?
head like its neighbor, sym­
the aristocrats of the kitchen-gar­
PORTLAND HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Six 10c packets, with Flower
metrical, white inside and
den. They represent the acme of
Garden packet, 50c.
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.
Lilly effort, the result of years of solid to the core 1-lb., $1.25; 1-
Three 10c packets, 25c.
Wednesday:
careful seed selection and cultiva­ oz., 35c; packet, 10c.
Above prices are postage paid.
11. llirschherg, Independence.
.Almost everybody who reads the news-
tion. This Special Offer gives you
P R ID E OF T H E P A C IF IC
C. C. Brown and wife, Dallas.
I papers is sure to know of the wonderful
$1.50 in these seeds for $1.00. Read
SEEDS AND
CUCUM BER.
E.
Hosticr,
Monmouth.
cures made by Dr.
the descriptions, all of which are
GROW RICH
Almost a seedless cucumber, the
W. E. Bridwell, Monmouth.
Kilmer’s Swamp-Root,
carefully and conservatively made.
seeds
being
small
and
few.
Per­
the great kidney, liver
F. Y. Mulkey, Monmouth.
I iving up to the catalogue descrip­
Plant Lilly’s Best Northern-
fectly
smooth,
very
dark
green,
and
bladder remedy,
M.
Tillery,
Inkependence,
tion is what has built up the rep­
Grown Seeds, grown on this coast
beautiful white flesh, perfect cu­
II. M. Tillery, Independence.
is the great medi-
utation of L illy’s Best Seeds.
for
this
coast,
and
be
sure
of
profit.
cumber flavor, exceptionally firm,
triumph of the nine­
Thursday:
You
will
find
that
the
saying,
“
Best
crisp and delicious. Grows 10 to
P U G E T SO U N D S P E C IA L
teenth century dis­
G. A. Griswold, Falls City.
for the W est" is true in every case,
18 inches long, always straight, and
covered after years of
TO M ATO .
W. E. Gilbert and wife, Falls City.
and
that
Lilly's
B«*st
Seeds
will
dark
green
until
ripe.
Vine
scientific research by
This minintur<\
Carl Fenton, Dallas.
give
you
best
results
H
ie
above
hardy
and
vigorous;
enor­
Dr. Kilmer, the emi­
from
a photo­
J. N. Connolly, Monmouth.
mously productive; yields
nent kidney and blad­
are only ten varieties of Lilly’s
C. S. Loughary, Dallds.
graph, gives you
der specialist, and is
Best vegetable seeds. For infor­
J. 8. Cooper, Indepenneuce.
an idea how the early and late in season. 1-lb., 65c;
wonderfully successful In promptly curing
2-ox., 40c; ox., 25c; packet, 10c.
G. B. Martin, Falls City,
mation at to the full line, write for
tomato produces.
lame
back,
kidney,
bladder,
uric acid trou­
W. N Buckley, Falls City.
E N G L IS H F O R C IN G
Is an early dwarf,
bles and Bright’s Disease, which Is the worst
G . B. Lyle, Dallas.
L I L L Y ’S 1907 SEED C A T A LO G ,
LETTU CE.
stands free from
form of kidney trouble.
Saturday:
the ground, with
Large, crisp, tender; best vari­ Which will be sent free, postpaid,
Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root Is not rec­
N. R. Dale and w ife, Dallas.
hard, firm, round ety for home culture, because eas­ on request. Lilly's 1907 catalog
ommended for everything but If you have kid­
Cecil
Graves.
stalks. Y i e l d s ily grown outdoors or in frames; surpasses all previous books in at­
ney, liver or bladder trouble It will be found
large clusters of round, firm, lus­ rich color, ideal for garnishing
Sunday:
tractiveness and completeness of
just the remedy you need. It ha3 been tested
cious fruit, beautiful rich color, Hotels gladly pay one-third more plant information. It is thorough­
Susie Huffman, Monmouth.
in so many ways, in hospital work, in private
free from blemish, stands shipment for this lettuce. Stands more ly dependable, and besides contain­
I. N. Woods and wife, Dallas.
practice, among the helpless too poor to pur­
E. Maurice. Monmouth.
splendidly. A three-season leader; neglect in watering, and does not
chase relief and has proved so successful in
ing descriptions, price lists and
N. R. Dale and wife, Dallas.
popular everywhere. Perfected by quickly run to seed. Most profitable culture directions of thousands of
every case that a special arrangement his
us
on
our
experiment
for market purposes because varieties of seeds, bulbs, roots and
been made by which all readers of th!i paper
Monday:
grounds at Brighton Beach,
who have not already tried it, may have a
quickly ready in fine large cuttings, it is a handbook of in­
V. P. Fisk«», Dallas.
and can be obtained solely
sample bottle sent free by mail, also a book
bunches of beautiful light
formation on poultry foods, poultry
L. B. Downer, Dallas.
from us. Sold only in sealed pack­ green, which never spot. 1-lb., 50c;
telling more about Swamp-Root and how to
supplies, stock foods, fertil­
Earl Wisecarver, Dallas.
ets. Ounce, 60c; packet, 10c.
'ind out if you have kidney or bladder trouble,
02., 20c; packet, 10c.
izers, garden supplies, sprays,
F. E. Kersey, Dallas
¿/hen writing mention reading this generous
horticultural supplies, etc.
C. L. Hubbard, Dallas.
MT. R A IN IE R PEA.
G O L D E N JE R SE Y W A X B EAN.
offer
in this paper and
I f you want one, free, mark an X
C. Porter and wife, Dallas.
Brittle, tender, broad, thick—
Dark, rich green, well-filled pods, in the white square.
>end your address to
L. Perkins, Monmouth.
the best of all the yellow pod bush creamy and delicious; enormously
Dr. Kilmer & Co.,Bing-
Tuesday:
beans. Stringless. Beautiful productive. Propagated in Wash­
lamton, N. Y. The
H O W T O ORDER.
G. A. Griswold, Falls City.
golden color and delicious ington. and tlu* best early pea ever
Jgular fifty cent and Home «»f Swamp Root,
J. C. Uglow Dallas.
Mark an X in each white square
flavor.
Vigorous, reliable,
offered to western growers.
ollar sizes are sold by all good druggists.
F. II Craven, Monmouth.
and an abundant producer. Lib.,
Especially valuable for mar­ opposite the variety of seed you
l)o not nmke any mistake, but re-
R E. Williams. Dallas.
ket gardeners, commanding wish to order, mark the quantity
25c; packet, 10c.
uemher the name, Swamp-Root, Dr.
II. Loiignecker, Dallas.
the
highest
prices
through
the
sea­
in
square
or
on
margin,
figure
up
Kilmer’«
Swamp-Root, and the address,
M.
E.
Oita,
Dallas.
JACK F R O S T S W E E T CORN.
son. Large packet, 10c.
nghampton, N. Y . on every bottle.
the total, clip out the ad., and re
Plump, milky kernel«, that melt
C R IM SO N G LO B E BEET.
mit in same envelope with the
in your mouth; tender, sweet, pro­
MRS. HARRIET SFREVE DEAD.
clipped ad. Be sure and write your
Close grain flesh, very sweet,
lific— really phenomenal.
Dwarf
variety, permitting close planting. tender, blood red, delicately zoned name and address plainly, filling in
This Estimable Lady Passes Awa\
Very hardy. Jack Frost seed has with white. Exceedingly smooth
the fidlowing blank:
been perfected by ourselves on
surface. Finest in form, flavor
at an Advanced Age.
Puget Sound, is thoroughly accli­
and color. Free from woody,
fibrous roots. Grows uni­
mated and peculiarly adapted to
Clip ad. and mail to
Pacific Coast conditions. Not only form in size—about thr«*«* inches
Mrs. Harriet Sbreve was i>orn neat
Season’s earliest, but longest through. Matures early Pkt., 10c.
Marrietta, Ohio, on Septemlier 12, 1829.
and latest producer. W e can­
and
«lied in Dallas, Oregon, on Januar
G O LD E N H A L F -L O N G
Robertlne gives what every woman
not say too much in en­
I, 1907, aged 77 years. Harriet Liver­
CARROT.
most desires—a perfect complexion.
dorsement of this corn. Large
more « am«* across the plains with be
Best of all the yellow varieties.
It brings that soft, smooth, fresh,
Seattle, Wash.
packet, 15c.
parents in 1851. They settled on a fare
Very sweet, close in texture, gold­
clear tint to the cheek that denotes
near Dallas, On June 10, 1852, sh<
L I L L Y ’S G L O R Y CABBAGE.
Enclosed
is
for
which
en yellow, solid, very smooth, at­
youth fill ness.
It will bring beauty
whs married to Asa Sbreve and the;
Glorious in flavor, gloriously tain« large size, has small c«^re,
to those who lack it; It will retain
setjtbd on a farm north of Dallas. Ii
sound, a glorious grower and a and adapted to all soils; under please »end me $............ worth of
It
for
those
who
already possess It;
1858 they mov«»d t»» Dallas, where the>
glorious shipper. Lilly ships tons good cultivation yields 25 to 30 I illy’s Best Vegetable Seeds, as
it w ill enable you to successfully
have almost continuously resided, ex
tons per acre. Ready for table marked above.
combat the ravages o f weather and
of this cabbage see«l across the
cept for a few years spent on tin* fare
at all times during growth.
continent, as this variety, perfect­
time. D on ’t doubt—don’t argue. Just
west ni Dallas. Mrs. Sbreve was a con­
Equally valuable for stock.
try Robertlne.
Your druggist will
ed on Puget Sound, is admitted to
Name.....................................
sistent member of the Christian chinch
market favorite. L ib . 25c;
give
you a free sample. A ll drug­
he the best cabbage grown
Even A
having joined at the age of Ifi. Slu
gists keep Robertlne.
rounder and more solid than the packet, 10c,
Address .................... .
leaves three so mi and three daugt'ters to
mourn her demise. The childnm are :
laid Shfev«*, »>f Condon, H. \V. Shrev«
and Mrs. Nellie Jacobson, of Portjand
PHONES:
BIDS FOR BUSINESS.
H E R C U LE S
What Our Merchants have to Offer
the Buying Public.
Mr. C. Risser is prepared to sell you
a new umbrella or repair your ol«l one.
He lias ammunition and fire arms of
all kinds for sale. If you get your shells
loaded there, you can be certain of get­
ting what you shoot at.
WHILE
T h e m o n ey spent for trin kets b y the a v er a g e fa m ily at C h ristm a s tim e w o u ld
b u y an E d iso n P h o n o g ra p h . T he trinkets last about as lo n g a s C h ristm a s d oes.
T h e E d ison P h o n o g ra p h affords en jo y m en t d ay after d a y and year after yea r. T h e
trinkets p lease o n ly the in dividu al recipients. T h e E d iso n P h o n o g ra p h offers a con tin ­
u o u s round of pleasure for the w h o le fam ily. It is the greatest m usic m a k er of the age.
It brings in to the h o m e circle all the w o rld 's m u sic, rend erin g w ith w on d erfu l faith-
fu lln ess w h a t ev er so n g , in stru m en tal piece, or orchestral selection is desired
E d ison P h on ograp h .
P hon es 1
««
225 Commercial Street
opposite Wade’s banl-
ware store.
t hee. Craven is living at Oregon city
\
Fiske, the best printer, f >r your job
work.
W e pay 4% on time deposits, current
subject to check, and do a general bank­
ing business..
Grippe or Influenza, whichever you like
to call it, is one o f the most weakening
diseases known.
You can have the advantages of a
strong bank at your very door by using
the mails.
Send us your deposits. A cknowledg­
S c o f f ’ ,s E m u l s i o n , which is Cod
Liver Oil and Hypophosphites in easily di­
gested form, is the greatest strength-builder
known to medical scicr :e.
ment will be sent you by return mail.
Savings accounts received from one
dollar up.
O pen an account with us and note
how rapidly it will grow.
It is so easily digested tha* it sinks into
the system, making nov blood anJ new fat,
and strengthening nerves and muscles.
J. FRANK WATSON. Pr«5«l«s
R. L DURHAM. V k *
W. H. FEAR. Sectary
& C. CATCHINGS. A.a Sto«**
U se S c o t i ’ j
Influenza.
1
(T ru s t (T b m p tu u j
v~
^tyCflPITÄLJTOcV- «¡«O O W «'
A L L D R U 3 C IS T S : 5 0 c. AN O $i.OO,
Guardian’s Sale.
Hi
In the matter o f the tcuArdinntfhip o f Theo-
«iore 'V. Dndnoii, »» fet*bh‘ min«le«i person,
o t i c e is h e r e b y g i v e n , t h a t i n p l r -
»uAlice of an order o f the honorable coun­
tv court o f the state o f Oregon, f«»r the county
o f Polk made on the 10th day o f December.
liHHi, In the m atter o f the estate o f Theodore
W. Dodson, a feeble minded person. The un­
dersigned gu an lian of said ward, w ill s«*ll at
private sale u> the highest bidder, »ab ject 1«
confirm ation by said county court, on and af­
ter the 17th dav o f January. 1007, all the estate
right, title and interest o f said ward, Theodor«
\V. Dodson, in and to the follow in g deacribe«.
real property to w i t : Block One in in Haling >
addition to the town o f B u llio n in the eou ntj
o f P »Ik and state o f Oregon.
Term>i o f sale, «•ash in hand. Bid» therefor«
at Perrvdale, Polk county, Oregon.
SA It A II D. DODSON.
Guardian.
N
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direct from the wholesah
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and the Baby
Buy Our Shoes at Gaynor^.
Mollie is a sweet, sensible little woman, economical,
too— always trades where she ean get the best v a l­
ue for her money.
I used to buy m y shoes elsewhere, b u t I dropped
into (Jayner’s the other day to see if they were sell­
ing shoes as cheap a s they advertise. B o u g h t
three p a ir quicker th a n scat.
The Baby — Well, the kid w ouldn’t wear a shoe
th a t d i d n ’t come from G a y n o r’s.
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A hop, skip and a jump from the Postoffice.
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OUR SPECIALTY
|
i
full quarts of Tillamook
0C|
Rye or Bourbon Whiskey - - -
Shipped to any part of Ore
gon.
All express charg* >
I prepaid. There is nothin;,
he ter, give us a iria l.
MIKE IAC0B & COMPANY
51 Front Street
"Û/AM0W BRAMO'
Poitland Ore.
WEAR
DALLAS CITY BANK
Dallas, Oregon.
R.C. C R A V E N
W. G. V A S S A LL
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PresiJen4
Cashiei
W . C . N orw in e, of Flat River, in the lead mine district
niMCTOR*:
N. L. Butler, R. ( ’ . Craven, D. L. Kevt.
M. M. Ellis, W. G. VaMuUl.
o f Missouri, has sent us this photo of a pair of Diamond
B ra n d
This bank is pleased to place at the
disposal of its customers the facilities
gained during many years of continuous
service and growth.
shoes
worn
10
months
O u r heavy D ia m o n d
way
e v e ry
class as are our highest grade
dress shoes— and w e make more fine shoes than any other
House in the W est.
C V
£ 7 y _M
1*04
where
B ran d work shoes are in
as superior in their
SÌ-onnwD Muro-
KypulM S fitting 1» too Important a
m atter to ruah lnt< “ with your eye*
•h u t." I f your eyes w ear out. they're
gone forever. W*hen you buy g U sse».
see to it that you g *t gin s**» that are
just right.
W e have the knowledge,
experience, expensive up-to-date ap­
paratus and skilled employes to m ake
them Just right.
Consultation costs
you nothing. W rite for our booklet.
It contains valuable inform ation about
the care o f the eyes. W # will send it
to you free—post paid.
P
SftOCMAACMS
i
j\V. P. Dyke, of Dallas,
underground
ordinary shoes average about 6 weeks.
Is to Patroni/.e Home
Of McMinnville is a borne institution
A strong mutual insurance « «»inpaiiv do­
ing business in OREGON O N L i .
Why not insure your home in this
A»s«»nation, save nearly fifty per cent
and keep w hat you do pay in OregiHi?
a ft e r
E m u L rfo n
Invahisblo for Co.:„ '.a m c l Colds.
\ 2 4 7 W a s h . S t . P o r t l a n d , O r e
Institutions!
T H E OREGON FIR E R E­
L IE F ASSOCIATION
Jamaican Lady Speaks Hi; hly
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
rates on savings accounts, receive deposits
THE W AY TO MAKE
OREGON GROW
Is tlu* agent for I*«»lk
Uounty, and is ready to
attend to this matter
for yon. Office in Dri­
ller Building, north of
Court House.
Mutual Phone
OREGON
SALEM
Mrs. Michael Hart, wife of the su-
Percy Hadley and J. A. Ilannum were i perintendent of Cart service at King*-
in town vest or« lay.
stoii, Jamaica, West Indies Islands,
Tracy Staats is vi itiig bis folks this says that she lias for some years used
Chamberlain’» Cough Remedy f-.r
> «*<*k in the Airlie vie n ty.
I coughs, croup and whooping cough and
John Foster will leave tomorrow for has found it very beneficial. Slu* has
( ’arrytown, Tennesse *. on a three implicit confidence in it and would not
month’s visit with relatives.
| lie without a bottle of it in her home.
Sold by Stafrin Drug Co.
Mr. George H o l i e r , who u ed to
• tin the Hub, h working tor the Gol ien
A number of papers have swiped our
< i.ite people <n Portland. He leaves to­
! oyster article of last week, and tailed to
night. for New York to buy goods.
l give credit.
(\ L. Coulee got the $1.50 at the
Sam. T. Thurston, who is at Phoenix,
Woodman camp last night. A. N. Hol­
la in was elected Lieutenant of the team Arizona, for bis health, is now reported
to
be in a very bad condition. Tie is
t » take Captain Muscott’s place when
1 suffering from consumption.
business causes him to be absent.
G ro w
from the Music House of Ä
L D. Daniel, - Dallas. I E
Guns
WATT SHIPP Bicycles
Sporting
Ammuni­
Goods
tion
Fiske, the best printer.
“ Shorty” Smith, the electrician, has
lieen transferred to Roseburg.
(». W. Cochran, the timber cruiser,
now of Portland, has been with I hs old
iriends here.
1. N. Woods will in a few days resign
the position which he ha* «<> long and
acceptably filled as agent f«>r the S. P.
at Dallas, and go in as assistant cashier
in the Fist National bank here, Walter
Williams going to Falls City to run their
bank there.
SOW WESTERN SEEDS
IN WESTERN SOIL
fnnktxy W O M EN be -***1
We have just installed a modern powder magazine, which in
now tilled to its eapaeitv, and we ars ready to supply you with
fresh explosives, saving you freight charges. Every day will be
powdur day here, when vou can get just the amount you require
of the best explosive on the market. Write for pricoH.
For some time it has been recognized
by all that the Stafrin drug store was forg­
ing far ahead in the matter of popularity
and patronage. In fact this store has
long enjoyed the major portion of the
trade tributary to this city. Their cour­
tesy to all, carefullness in preparing per-
seriptions, excellent goods and fair pric­
es, have aided materially in bringing
this about.
A p°?Ltive CATARRH
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
Blasting Powder
At Portland Prices!
J
ouu I
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WE MAKE M ORE EIA/E SHOES T H A N A N Y
OTHER M O U S E 7/V THE W E S T
- ' t yQi/r f
J.</- / c r O / A V Q M 0 ^ 3 R \N D „5 H O £ b -
Has Stood The Test 25 Years
Grove’s
Tasteless Chill Tonic
N o -C u r e -N o -P a y .
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