DeWITT’S KIDNEY AND BLADDER. PILLS FOR.
W eak Kidneys, Lame Back
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SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT’S
REPORT.
FROM MOST ANYWHERE.
T he fo llo w in g 1 b th e re p o rt of th e p u b lic
schools o f Polk C o u n ty fo r th e sch o o l m o n th
en d in g May 14th 1909.
N u m b er of sch o o ls in se s sio n ........................... 26
Boys G irls T o tal
N u m b er of p u p ils re m a in in g
la st m o n th ............................... 748
743
1491
N u m b er of pupiiH reg istered
new d u r in g m o n th ................
1
2
1
N um ber of p u p ils reg istered
d u r in g m o n th tlmt have
been re g iste re d in som e o th
e r s c h o o l ..................................
1
3
2
N u m b er of p u p ils th a t h av e
been re a d m itte d d u r i n g
m o n th th a t huve been d ro p
ped ......................................* ... 50
42
92
T o tal n u m b e r reg istered d u r
ing m o n th ................................. 801
787
1.588
d u m b e r o f p u p ils d ro p p ed
«luring th e m o n th ................ 89
102
191
N u m b er of p u p ils re m u in in g
ui close of m o n th .................... 712
085
1397
N u m b er of p u p ils o n re g iste r
sin ce b e g in n in g of y e a r n o t
reg istered iu a n y o t h e r
s c h o o l ........................................ 970
887 1857
N u m b er of p u p ils o n re g iste r
th a t h av e been reg istered in
som e o th e r s c h o o l................. 89
195
106
N u m b er o f p u p ils o v er l a n d
u n d e r 6 ...................................... 6
13
19
N u m b er of p u p ils ov er 6 a n d
u n d e r 9 ...................................... 275
234
509
N u m b er of p u p ils o v er 9 an d
u n d e r 12.................................... 251
239
490
N u m b er o f p u p ils o v e r 12 an d
u n d e r 14 .................................. 192
107
859
N u m b er of p u p ils o v er 14 an d
unde* 20.................................... 246
2841 857
News Secured by the Use of Scissors
or Anyway We Could Obtain it.
F o r h e n d a c h e D r. M ile e ’ A n tl- P a l n P ills
Belden G ran t and family are cam ping
a t Oswego for a sum m er outing,
Miss Rose C hipm an left today for
Dallas to spend a few days w ith rela
tiv e s 'a n d will go from there to San
Francisco to rem ain indefinitely.—Cor
vallis Gazette.
We do not know of any o th er pill tha-
is as good as D eW itt’s L ittle E arly Itis,
ers, the famous little liver pills, sm all,
gentle, pleasant and sure pills w ith a
reputation. Sold by all druggists.
J. L. Brown, in company with some
others, is soon to commence th e erec
tion of a t\*o story concrete building on
his lots a t Stay ton a t a cost of some
$8000. A m onthly rental of $200 lias
already been guaranteed the projectors.
An addition of 40 lot i to McCoy has
been platted.
Oscar I lay ter, lawyer, has removed
his office to the Uglow building.
jSO
L. D. Brown, law yer, notary, a b strac
tor, Agent for Surety bonds. Money
to loan.
A specific for pain—Dr. T hom as’s
E lectric Oil, strongest, cheapest lini
m ent ever devised. A household rem
edy for 25 years.
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Miss Veda Mulkey, of McCoy, and
Miss Nell Mulkey, of Jacksonville, ar-
l ived d«»wn from Cress well on the noon
train today for a short visit,—Eugene
<¡uard.
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T o ta l.................................... 970
887 1857
Any skin itching is a tem per teeter.
Riley Craven and N. L. Guy will j N u m b er of d ay s ta u g h t d u r in g m o n th ..
15
The more you scratch th e worse it itc h
! Whftle n u m b e r of d ay s a tte n d a n c e ........... 20946
som
etim
e
today
or
tomorrow
interview
es. D oan's O intm ent cures piles, ec
I W hole n u m b e r of d a y s a b s e n c e ................
.247
126
zema—any skin itching. At all drug the business men of Dallas as to w heth | W hole n u m b e r of time-* la te .......................
er they are willing to put up to have I N u m b er of p u p ils n e ith e r a b s e n t n o r
stores.
ta r d y .............................................................
889
the carnival electric lights kept going
verage n u m b e r p u p ils b elo n g in g .........
1478
Dr. 8. T. Donohue desires to a n continuously from now on. Mr. K earns i | A
A verage d a ily a tte n d a n c e ...........................
1:1X6
nounce th a t he will be on his vacation has given them a rate of $45 a m onth Per ce n t, of a tte n d a n c e ...............................
us
N um ber of v is its by p a r e n ts ....................
99
during ttie m onths of August and Sep to keep this service going until m id I N
u m b er of v is its by m e m b ers o f school
night,
and
it
is
anticipated
th
a
t
no
tem ber, and th a t hisoffice will be closed
I b o a r d ......... ........................
25
trouble will be experienced in getting j T he fo llo w in g schools a re p la ced o n th e ro ll
during those m onths.
the am ount subscribed, as it will only ! of h o n o r for a tte n d a n c e h a v in g m a d e 95 p er
B. D. Fidler and family, of Dallas, be a small am ount for each one, divided i c e n t o r m o re ;—Lew isville, H allsto n , M o n m o u th
were visiting Jefferson friends this week. up as it will be between so m any of the Scroggins. P e rry d a le . C o ch ra n , W est Salem ,
V alley, E n te rp rise , F alls C ity, C h erry
Bliss says Dallas is a live town but he stores. Many have been approached S p rin g H
ogue R iver V alley .
still has a liking for Jefferson and we on th e subject, and all have enthusias- , I G rove,
T he fo llo w in g schools w ere p la ced on th e
expect to see them move hack soon.— | tically supported the idea.
I ro ll of h o n o r for h a v in g h u d n o ta r d ie s :—Z en a
J Lew isville, H allston, S croggii-s, P e rry d a le ,
Jefferson Review.
» st S alem , S p rin g V alley, E n te rp ris e , F alls
I The rain the first of the week was the C \' ity,
M o u n tain View
Miss B ertha Bohanon, of Indepen m eans of savtng the Oregon potato crop,
II. C. SEYMOUR.
dence, who haft been th e guest of Miss j W ithout the rain, which came a t ju st
School S u p e rin te n d e n t, F o lk Co., Ore.
Redfield in this city, left la^t evening j the right tim e, th e crop m ight have
for Corvallis, w here she will be em j been a failure. Farm ers all over tne
ployed in the Anderson m illinery p a r I valley were becoming very uneasy and
MONMOUTH.
lors.—Albany H erald.
some had given up hope of saving any
j of th e ir crop. Should the state be fort-
Dallas is now receiving the benefits of I unAte enough to have a n o th er good rain
W. R. Craven, of Salmon, River, waa
her advertising, Land buyers are so in th e next ten days an enorm ous yield visiting in town Friday.
plentiful th a t every real estate office has of potatoes would be assured. W ith the
Miss L urella Peters, of M yrtle Creek,
had to engage additional assistance to m oisture already in the ground th ere is
show places. The Iteinizer R eady Con a c ertain ty of a very go<xl production, is attending sum m er school at the O. 8.
cern is giving two men all they can do barring the danger th a t may come from N. 8.
in th a t line, and the answ ering of in i frosts. The acreage in this sta te is
Everyone is very busy and more help
quiries gives an o th er one all he can a t large, as is to he expected after a high- is needed iu the country around Mon
tend to.
m outh.
| priced year.
Mrs. Mary Pickens, of W illam ina, is
visiting a t the hom e of her sister, Mrs.
II. 8. Chase.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Springer and Mr.
and Mrs. Win. Fugate visited the C her
ry show in Salem Friday.
Miss C arrie Stum p and David and
Agnes Campbell w ent to Portland Sat-
nrdap returning th e eyening.
Miss Alice G rant, of Dallas, is living
a t her grandm other’s, Mrs, Doughty,
and attending sum m er norm al.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Cooper, of Al
bany, visited a t th e home of the Misses
Alice and Maggie B utler Friday.
Mrs. Bowden and daughters, Miss
Florence and M rs.M ay Bowden B abbitt,
and son, Dick, will go soon to spend a
tim e a t the beach.
Now th e people around Monmouth
Almost every family has need of
are rejoicing over the fact th a t the hay
th a t was cut is not injured very much,
a reliable remedy for colic or diarrhea
while the rain will add greatly to the
growing fruit and grain crops.
at some time during the year.
Thfe residence of P. H. Johnson was
destroyed by fire Friday. It was one oi
the best homes in town. Mr. Johnson
This remedy is recommended by
and his noble wife have our deepest
sym pathy. Words are inadequate on
dealers who have sold it for many
such an occasion. Mr. Johnson was
quite seriously scalded but is ndw rest
ing easy.
years and know its value.
0s
Chamberlain’s
Colic, Citolera and Diarrhea
Remedy
MONTGOMERY.
It has received thousands of testi
monials from grateful people.
Ira Hooker sold some goats to Mr.
Wilson.
The Link girls were trad in g in Airlie
Saturday.
It has been prescribed by physi
One of H arry Lacey’s little children
has lagrippe.
Cub Hooker cut hay for W alker Bev-
ens last week.
Several w ent to Scraffords for cher
ries last week.
E rna Bush and little son, Cecil, are
on th e sick list
The families of Will and E rnest Bush
have been having lagrippe.
Mr. W allace Brown and wife m ade a
business trio to Dallas last week.
Miss H all, the hello girl a t Airlie,
is visiting a t her Uncle W alker Bevens.
Mrs. Oletnan and son, David, visited
Mrs. Cub Hooker last Thursday night.
W alter Hooker, of Falls C ity, is stay
ing with his brother, C ub, the last
week.
cians with the most satisfactory results.
It has often saved life before med
icine could have been sent for or a
physician summoned.
It only costs a quarter.
Can you
afford to risk so much for so little?
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Misss Kate Jennings weot to Muii-
m outh Monday.
Alfred Jones had a valuable horse to
die T hursday night.
J. E. Yoakum was a Portland visitor
th e latter part of the week.
Commissioners Teal ami Riddell were
Perrydale visitors last Friday.
Raymond McGrew.of Portland,visited
several days w ith relatives here.
Mrs, Mellema’s brother arrived here
from South Dakota Monday evening.
Lee Conner deliver«! a load of flour to
the BallBton store for H , J . E lliott M on
day.
Mrs. Dent w ent to Salem Friday to
visit her sister and a tte n d the C herry
fair.
Miss C arrie Sappingfield, of Idaho,
visit«l with Mrs. Maggie Dent last
week.
Hay is dam ag«) some in this vicinity
owing to the continued rain ” and cloudy
weather.
A num ber of peoole from this vicinity
attended the annual basket m eeting at
Am ity Sunday.
A wagon load of people from Silver-
ton camped here Sunday night on th eir
way to the coast.
Mrs. Wells, a t one tim o a resident of
Perrydale, but now of Portland,w as cal
ling here Monday.
The families of John Foster and H . J.
E lliott started Tuesday for several days
outing a t the coast.
Mrs. May Plankington, of Bridgeport,
has been visiting here a t the hom e of
tier sister, Mrs. D. L. K eyt.
H. G . Keyt came u p from Po.tland
Saturday evening, returning Monday
m orning. He is im proying in health
very fast under the treatm en t of a N at
uropath doctor.
Mr. John Wollen and sister returned
to their home a t Silverton Tuesday a c
companied by th e ir sister Mrs. Enes and
daughter, Bessie, who will spend a few
weeks th ere visiting. *
Al. Brown, an old Salem -boy, was in
to see us Friday. H e is now fire in
spector for the Southern Pacific.
M arried, a t the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. J. L. Brown in Dallas, on Ju ly
12th, Jesse Townsend, of Tillamook,
and Florence Brown, of Perrydale, J u s
tice H trd y Holm an tieing the knot.
The happy couple left th a t afternoon
for McMinnville, from whence they will
go to th eir future home ill Tillamook
county.
Ran Over Boy.
Struck down by an autom obile S atu r
day afternoon, two little boys m iracu
lously escaped fatal in ju ry when the big
Cadilac, No. 1369, owned and driven
by S. P. K im ball, rolled over them .
The boys are the sons of A. Lent* of
South Salem, aged 13 and 11 respective
ly, and the elder of th e two, G ustav
Lentz, had his ankle bruised and was
badly sm-.ken up, but apparently suffer
ed no serious injury. His brother es
caped w ithout injury. The accident
occitred shortly after noon when the lit
tle fellows were just passing from around
the Orang Outang te n t a t t#ie corner of
State and Com mercial streets, as Mr.
K im ball, a prom inent Polk countv far
m er, came down th e street. N either
saw the other and the accident ap p ar
ently did not show carelessness on either
side. The children were taken into the
rear of C. T. Pom eroy’s jewelry store,
where Dr. Fisher dressed the inju n es
and th e lads taken hom e.—Statesm an.
Young Men’s Sunday,
Sunday, Ju ly 18tli, will be observed
in Dallas as young m en’s Sunday. A
rich and eleborate program lias been
planned for th e day and everyone, but
especially th e young men and those in
terested in young m en, are bidden to
this feast of good things th a t will be
provided by speakers from Portland,
Salem and other points. At 11 a. in.
representatives of th e Young Men’s
C hristian association from Salem and
Portland will speak in the various
churches. At 3 p. in. there will be a
mass m eeting for men only a t the Wood
man hall and a t th e sam e hour a m eet
ing for boys from 12 to 18 at the Presby
terian church. This m eeting will l>e
addressed by Clarence Sprague of P o rt
land, who is indeed one of the boys.
At 8 p. m. there will be a union m eet
ing and stereoptican lecture illustrating
the work of th e Young M en’s C hristian
association in its world wide features.
Everybody is welcome—free—come.
If you have pains in the back, weak
back, or any o ther indication of a weak
ened or disordered condition of the kid
neys or bladder, you should get DeW itt’s
Kidneys Kidney and Bladder Pills rig h t
away when you experience the least
sign of kidney or bladder com plaints,
but be sure th a t vou get DeW itt’s K ul
nev anil Bladder Pills. We know what
they will do for you and if you will send
your
name to E. C. DeWitt A
Co., Chicago, you will receive a free
trial box of these kidney and bladder
pills. They are sold here by all d ru g
gists.
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KINGS VALLEY.
P H O N E 1251
M R S . J. C. C A Y N O R
D A L L A S , O RECON
Women and Mens’ Shoes and Oxfords.
POPULAR PRICES
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You’re sure you’re getting the genuine when you buy from us.
No danger of refilled bottles—No danger of buying cheap worth*
less trash placed in CYRUS NOBLE bottles and palmed off as the
genuine.
We are now selling for the first time in 44 years direct to the con
sumer in districts where you are unable to obtain this famous brand.
quart bottles of GENUINE CYRUS NOBLE
direct to you, all charges
paid to the nearest railroad express office.
Pure—old—honest whiskey at an honest legitimate price.
Guaranteed to the United States Government and to YOU to
contain all the secondary constituents that make it real WHISKEY—
The government officials state that any distillation that doesn’t ia
alcohol.
W . J. V A N SCH UYVER & CO.
Established 1864
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105-107 Second Street. Portland, Oregon
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Enclosed please find $ 4 . 9 0 for which please send me at once by express, prepaid, f o u r q u a r t s
GENUINE CYRUS NOBLE.
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A Fashion Chat on the Styles of the Day.
C o n s p ic u o u s ly p r o m in e n t a m o n g t h e g o w n s e x
p lo ite d f o r s u m m e r wear stands th e o n e -p ie c e g a r
m e n t o f P r in c e s s , s e m i- P r in c e s s o r E m p ir e c o n
s tr u c tio n . W h e th e r th e g o w n b e e la b o r a te o r slm -
le th e s e a r e th e p r e v a ilin g lin es. S in ce th e w e a th e r
ia s b ee n w a r m e n o u g h to p e r m it o f t h e w r a p
b e in g la id a s id e , th e p o p u la r ity o f th e o n e -p ie c e
f r o c k h a s b e e n c le a r ly s h o w n , f o r it is s e e n e v e ry
w h e re , a n d o n e v e ry o c c a sio n .
A lth o u g h th e f ir s t m o d e ls p r e s e n te d w e r e to o
e l a b o r a te f o r g e n e r a l w e a r, s in c e t h e i r I n tr o d u c
tio n th e m o d ific a tio n s h a v e b een so g r e a t ii m i n o w
s im p lic ity Is th e k e y n o te o f a l l th e d r e s s ie s t a s
w e ll a s t h e s im p le r m o d e ls.
T h o s e o f d is ti n c tl y P r in c e s s o rig in b e t r a y a c e n
t e r o r s id e f r o n t c lo s in g t h a t is m o s t c o n v e n ie n t
in th e tu b f r o c k , an«l is c e r t a in l y p r a c tic a l in th o s e
o f fin e r f a b r ic s .
I t is s u c h a r e lie f to b e a b le
t o g e t In to i g o w n w ith o u t a s s is ta n c e t h a t w o m en
h a v e f a i r ly c la m o r e d f o r m o r e s ty le s o f th i s c h a r
a c t e r a n d h a v e a c c e p te d th o s e a l r e a d y la u n c h e d
w ith e n th u s ia s m .
So s tr o n g h a s th e fe e lln v f o r th e s e g o w n s b e
c o m e t h a t R u m o r is b u s y w ith r e p o r ts a b o u t th e
n e w fig u re , w h ic h w e a r e to ld w ill c o n tin u e to
sh o w t h e s a m e s le n d e r n e s s o f s ilh o u e tte . R n u th e
a l m o s t s t r a i g h t lin e s . T h e h ig h b u s t c o r s e t a n d
s tif f c o r j e t s g e n e r a lly w ill n o t b e f a v o re d , in s te a d
th e bus*, w’ill b e a llo w e d to r e t a in it s n a t u r a l p o s i
tio n a n d th e w a is t it s fu ll c o n to u r , th is , o f c o u rs e ,
m e a n in g t h a t b u lg in g h ip s w ill b e a s o u t- o f - d a te
n s th e y h a v e b e e n f o r s o m e tim e . J u s t n o w th e r e
is e v e ry In d ic a tio n t h a t th e n a t u r a l fig u re w ill
h e th e o n e m o s t fa v o r e d , a s th e n e w c o r s e ts w ill be
p r a c t ic a lly w ith o u t b o n in g a n d y ie ld to e v e ry m o v e
m e n t o f th e w earer.
A n y th in g in th e lin e o f w e a r in g a p p a r e l t h a t
c o u ld c a u s e a n y b u lk w h a te v e r a r o u n d th e w a is t
lin e w ill h e d is c a r d e d a n d P r in c e s s u n d e r g a r m e n ts
o r th o s e J o in e d t o g e th e r b y a o e lt a t th e w a is t
w ill bo o f te n e s t w o rn .
O n e o f th e p r e t tie s t g o w n s se e n r e c e n tly w as
o f p in k lin e n . T h e »«tu c w«» e n tir e ly u i m e lin en ,
b u t th e w a is t w a s o f c o a r s e n e t o v e rla id b y q u a r
te r - in c h s t r a p s o f th e lin e n w h ic h p e r m itte d o n ly
a v e r y l i ttl e b it o f th e n e t to s h o w . T h is m g m o w n p re -
a e n te d th e h ig h w a is tlin e , th e s k i r t a n d w a is t b e
ing: a t t a c h e d b y a s h a p e d g ird le . A n o th e r v e r y
h a n d s o m e g o w n w a s o f n a t u r a l c o lo r p o n g e e silk .
T h is g o w n a ls o p r e s e n te d th e h ig h w a is tlin e , a n d
« n a t t a c h e d b lo u s e , b u t th e b lo u s e iu th i s I n s ta n c e
w a s o f b la c k n e t o v e r la id w ith th e s ilk w h ic h
w a s e m b r o id e r e d in e c ru find b la c k s o u ta c h e , th e
f il k b e in g c u t a w a y b e tw e e n th e e m b r o id e r y to
p e r m it th e d is p la y o f th e n e t. T h e g o w n w a s e x
tr e m e ly e ffe c tiv e a n d th e m«>re so b e c a u s e o f th e
la r g e b la c k p ic tu r e h a t t h a t c o m p le te d th e c o s tu m e .
B la c k h a t s a r e w o rn e x te n s iv e ly , t h e la t e s t
s h a p e s S h o w in g a s h a r p ly tu rn e d -u p * s id e o r else th e
tr u e G a in s b o r o u g h s ty le . T h e y a r e a t t r a c t i v e In
a n y s h a p e a n d th e fill-b la c k h a t Is g e n e r a lly a d
m ire«! n o t o n ly f o r it s r ic h n e s s , b u t f o r Its g e n e ra l
p r a c t ic a l v ir t u e s a s w ell.
F o r s u m m e r w e a r n o t q u ite so m u c h j e t Is se e n ,
h u t b la c k v e lv e t Is n o tic e a b ly p ro m ln « ’n t e v e r y
w h e re .
B la c k v e lv e t Is a l w a y s a c c e p ta b le a s a
tr im m in g , a k n o t o f i t n e v e r f a ils to b r in g o u t th e
b e a u t y o f th e n e a r b y tr im m in g a n d I n v a r ia b ly a d d s
t o th e a t t r a c t i v e n e s s o f a n y t h in g It to u c h e s .
T w o c h a r m in g g o w n s a s s im p le n s th e y a r e a t
t r a c t i v e a r e h e r e s h o w n th e u p p e r o n e o f th e
p o p u la r o h o -p le e e s e m l- P r ln c e s s s ty le , th e lo w e r
o n e o f h ig h - w a is te d E m p ir e s ty le .
P ic to r ia l R e v ie w P a t t e r n N o. 3129 Is s u ita b le fo r
lin e n , g in g h a m , p o p lin , rep . o r f o r s o f t c a s h m e r e «ir
s ilk s . A p a n e l f r o n t is f e a t u r e d fin d tu c k s in th e
w a is t d is tr i b u te a b e c o m in g f u lln e s s . T h e 's k i r t Is
In s e v e n g o r e s w ith fin In v e r te d p la it a t th e b a c k
a n d a t t a c h e d to th e w a is t b y a n a r r o w b e lt
w h ic h e x te n d s a r o u n d fro m sl«!e to s id e o f tlm
p a n e l f r o n t. T h e p a t t e r n Is in s iz e s 32, 34, 90, 38 find
40 in c h e s b u s t m e a s u r e .
P ic to r ia l R e v ie w P a t t e r n Nt>. 3135 is a d a p ta b le
to b o rd e re d g o o d s o r to c in b ro id e re tl flo u n c in g i t s
th e s k i r t Is a s t r a i g h t p la ite d m o d e l. T h e w a is t
Is a s im p le tu c k e d a f f a i r h e ld to p o s itio n o v e r
th e s h o u ld e r b y n a r r o w s t r a p s a n rl a t t a c h e d to t »»<•
s k i r t a t th e to p o f th e f itte d g ird le w h ic h h o ld s
th e s k ir t In p r o p e r p o s itio n .
T h e p a t t e r n is in
•I* * s 32. 34, 30. 38 a n d 40 In c h e s b u s t m e a s u r e .
P a t t e r n s o f th e s e d e s ig n s , in c lu d in g C u tt in g a n d
C o i» » tru c tlo n Guide.*, a r e 15 c « n ts e a c h n u m b e r
BAPTIST CHURCH.
Preaching Sunday m orning and even
ing. Sunday school a t 10. B. Y. P. IT.
at fi:30. P rayer m eeting W ednesday
W. H. Alcorn w ent to*A irlie F rid a y .' evening.—Curtis P. Coe, pastr>r.
Win. G alatley, of Corvallis, was here
on business.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
P reaching Sunday m orning and ev
Mrs Nettie Price visited Mrs. Mary
ening. Sunday school a t 10. C hristian ;
Cham bers Sunday.
E ndeavor a t 6:30. P rayer m eeting
Cecil Townsend still continues those T hursday evening.—N.S. Reeves, pastor.
Sunday visits to Hoskins.
Frank Maxfield and wife, of Black
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Rock, visited here last week.
Preaching Sunday m orning an«l even
school a t
10. Benia- j
J . M. W atson, of Hoskins, passed j ing. Bible
C hristian E ndeavor at 6 :30. Bible class
j through th e valley Sunday.
and psayer m eeting T hursday evening.
F rank Price and wife, of Corvallis, Chas. A. Sia§, pastor.
| visited in the valley oyer Sunday.
Merle Bilyeu carries two pretty black
EVANGELICAL CHURCH.
: eyes because two boys dissagreed.
Preaching Snnday m orning and even-1
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Price, of Hoskins, ng. Snnday school at 10. C hristian- j
Endeavor a t 6:30. P rayer m eeting!
visited W ednesday with W. L. Price.
Tillie Rodgers and Alice Ames visited T hursday evening. — H . H. Fmrnham, 1
I Mrs, Sarah ftitn e r a t Peedee Saturday, pastor
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PERRYDALE.
Mrs. H arry Lacey took her little
daugnter, Grace, to Independence to
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
the doctor last Saturday.
Mrs. Manley Bevens is improving
Preaching hours a t 11 and 8.
wonderfully and we are hoping to see
M. E. CHURCH
her np and around again soon.
Preaching Sunday m orning and even
Mr. R. A. H astings Sought a right of ing. Sunday school a t 9 :45. E pw orth
way on Mrs. Blodgett’s place to pick .eague at 6 :30. P rayer m eeting T hors I
black berries. They picked six gallons. «lay evening.—M. E. Spain*, pastor.
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Ames and wife visited w ith Mr. and
Mrs. George Dodele Sunday.
R eport has it th a t several families in
the upper end of the valley have gold
their farms. They are Mrs. A lexander,
Mr, J. M. W atson, Jam es Van M eter.
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George Dodele and wife retu rn ed from
! Independence amt Salem Tuesday where
they were visiting.
I Dick Rodgers and wife ami John
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The beet pills m ade a re DeWitt* L it - ;
tie Earlv Risers, the fsm on* little User
pills, They are sm all, g entle, pleasant,
easy f» take and act prom ptly. They
• re snM Hr all d ra c ria te .
ftCKNK ON T H E COURT O F HONOR, A.-Y.-P. EXPOSITION, SEATTLE,
In con stru ctin g Its group of five buildings, th e U nited S ta te s Govern
m ent had re g ard for th e type of a rc h ite c tu re follow ed generally In th*
buildings of the Exposition proper. The Exposition stru c tu re s a re In (tin
m odern French renaissance and th e G overnm ent In the m odern Spanish.
T he two styles tie In nicely to g eth e r and m ake an h arm o n to u i whole. On
th e rig h t of th e pictu re la the A laaka building, one of the G overnm ent
group. In th e center la th e E uropean E xh ib its Palace. On th e left t*
a facade o t th e Palace of A griculture. T he last tw o nam ed a re In th n
F ren ch renaissance and w ere com pleted before Decem ber 1. 190S. Thn
A laaka building w as com pleted A pril IS.