T H E POLK COUNTY ITEW3IZER.
PORTLAND HOTEL ARRIVALS.
T h o u san d s H ave Kidney Trouble
and Don’t Know It.
Mr«. L. Parker, of Ashland, ia visit-1
UNDER THE B!G CLOCK.
How To lTiud Out,
in , her »later, Mia. Martha liurna.
Dean C ollin, ia proving an uidefati-
1 ¡¡»I'**- “« * * eoHnctor._________________
Thursday:
Fill a bottle or common glass with your
N. H. McFadden, Dallas.
water and let It stand twenty four hours; a
Mrs. McFadden, D.dLs.
!
sediment or set-
T H U R S D A Y , A U G . J , 1907.
F. S. Ramsey. Dallas.
|
¿Si
ir‘dic*te* *n
Th.v.t h a c k ip g co u g h co n tin u e s
J . M. Campbell and wife, Dallas.
'
° : —7* unhealthy ccndi-
V. I*. Fisk©, Dallas.
V-
tfon
of
the
kid
B e c a u s e y o u r sy ste m is exhausted an d
V. P. F IS K E .
M. ( ’. Murphy, Falls City.
neys; If tt stair .3
F. M. Culberton, Ind.
y o u r p o w ers o f r e s is ta n c e w eakened.
your linsn it is
| Friday.
evidence of kid
»1 Mi
Itemize!-, one year in advance.....................................
T a k e S c o ff's E m u ls io n .
ney trouble; too
. 2 00 C. C. Patrick. Ind.
SUBSCRIPTION With Weekly Oregonian or Semi-weekly Journal
Melville Green and wife have a new
frequent desire to
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
D. F. Hodge, Ind.
. 1 70
With Oregon Woodman..............................................
born
son.
It
b
u
ild
s
up a n d s tre n g th e n s y o u r e n tire system .
pass
it
or
pain
in
F. J. Coad, Dallas.
the back Is also
Kd Biddle, Dallas
The tabernacle meetings closed Sun"
It c o n ta in s C o d L iv e r O il a n d Hypophosphites so
convincing proof that the kidneys and blad Edward Burns to f 0 Cannoy, 88
( ’. H. Douglas, Dallas.
day night.
der are out of order.
H. Christianson, Ind.
acres, in t 7 s, r 8 w,................... $ 4000
prepared th a t it is e a sy t o t a k e a n d easy to digest.
The
first
comer
can
get
a
batch
of
late
W hat to Do.
Richard Frye, Falls City.
M J Wells to YV F YY’iles, 47 acres
ALL DRUCC1ST3: SOc. A fO it.CO
There is comfort in the knowledge so
10 magazines at tliis office. ,
t 10 h , r 4 w ,.................................
Saturday:
often
expressed,
that
Dr.
Kilmer's
Swamp-
Geo
Boyer to E A Babcock, 48
(). E. Williams and wife are among |
Mabel Holmes, Dallas.
Root, the great kidney remedy fulfills every
P atron ize One A n other f o r the U]>bi Idintj o f Town a m i County.
180) I tlie sojourners at Newport.
acres in t 8 s, r 4 w ,...............
C. T. Turner, Dallas.
wish In’ curing rheumatism, pain in the J C Hoyt to Louise Jochiosen, 89
Mrs Magers. Dallas.
Mrs. Mary Poland and daughter, Miss 1
back,
kidneys,
liver,
bladder
and
every
part
acres t 7 s, r 4 w, ..................... 1300 Pearl, are visiting in Washington.
J . Hunter, Falls City.
( ’barley Bilveu lias purchased a H im
of the urinary passage. It corrects inability YY’ L Gilso.» to YV E Bancroft, lots
E. C. StrayCr, Dallas.
- piano for bis residence.
to hold water and scalding pain in passing
UX)
in Falls City ............................... .
Mrs. P. A. Finseth has been with j
A. B. Owen, Monmouth.
it, or bad effects following use of liquor, Polk ( ’ountv Bank to A BYY’estfal!,
friends in Oregon City and Portland.
(
F o rty -fo u r Professors, Th re e In s tru c to rs .
S. Reinheimer. A ¡Hie.
Earl Shelton is recovering from tin
Has surpassed all other medicines, in merit,
wine 9 r beer, and overcomes that unpleasant
200
lots in Monmouth,......................
R. Claidield, Balls ton.
j injuries received at Fails City lately.
O. L. Carter ami family leave fori
AFF1LIATKD COLLEGES.
sales and cures.
COI.LF.liE OK LIBERA L ARTS
•necessity cf being compelled to go often EShindle^et ux to M Hortense
their new home at Klamath Falls toil ay. Courses—¡Classical
A. B. College of M ediciee.......................... M. D.
during the day. and to get up many times
Jv. W. Fuller ond family are at Salmon j Sunday:
Its success, great as it has been, has ap
Kimball and G W Holcomb, 51
1
Win.
Alexander,
Dallas.
during the night. The mild and the extra ‘ acres t 7 s, r 8 w............................ 2500
Literary ..................... B. L. College of Law................................. LL. B.
! riv* r. Leone Williams aceompimie» j
parently only ju st begun.
YY'e want correspondents in every
Mrs. M. McAllister, Dallas
ordinary effect of Swam p-Root is soon Eugene Brown to C II YY'eber, 100
Scientific........................ B. S. College of Theology............................B. I >.
It has received by actual count more than j them.
section of the county. Write for terms.
P. (). Powell and wife, Monmouth.
Ph.B College of M usic..................................B. M.
Philosophical...............
realized.
It
stands
the
highest
for
Its
won
1
acres, t 7 s, r tt w...........................
A>,0UU testimonials in two years.
i F. M. Splawn has taken his daughter, j J . M. Virgin, Monmouth.
Dr. A. B. Starbuck and his mother
The Affiliated Colleges are financially
derful cures of the most distressing cases. 8 A Lackey ioYV R Hinshaw, land
The College of Liberal Arts main-
It purifies the blood, euros all blood dis | Bessie, to the Alsea country for recup-
J . J . Wiseman Dallas.
independent of the College of Liberal
If you need a medicine you should have the
750 left for Beaver this morning for a several tains the following schools;
in t 8 s, r H w,
I oration.
^
eases, all humors and all eruptions.
J . W. Tate and wife, Dallas.
days
outing.
Arts.
best. Sold by druggists in 50c. and$l. sizes. W II Riggs to R E Collins, lots in
The College of Oratory, O. B.
It strengthens the stomach, creates an j J . C. Slmlt/. has much improved his Monday:
'Hie School of Art, Certificate.
You may have a sample bottle_ of this
The Teachers* College, B. Pd.
850
Independence,...............................
Dr. and Mrs. YY1. S. Cary were at Sa
appetite and builds up the whole system.
The School of Art is also financially
1). Major and son, Lincoln.
wet goods. establishment by a coat of
The Normal School, Diploma.
wonderful
discovery
G M Humphreys to E G Erickson
lem
Saturday,
going
over
to
see
the
au
It cures that tired feeling and makes the • blue tint kaKomine.
H S. Butz, Dallas.
The Oregon Institute or tl Aca- independent of the College of Liberal
550 tos go tfirough.
and a book that tells
48 ««res, t 7 s, r 5 w,
weak strong.
Arts.
George Scott, Dallas.
demy, Diploma.
more about it. both sent
L M Humphreys to F/G Erickson
| Jim Arthur-tuidhi* .brother, William,
In usual liquid form or in chocolated tablets
S. D. Herman, Falls City.
The School of Commerce, Diploma.
IXX)
absolutely free by mail,
Mrs. Sam Hayes, now a resident of
50 acres, t 7 8, r 6 w ,...................
I of North Yamhill, are taking in the
addreSw
Dr.
Kilmer
&
known as S a r s a ta b s . 100 doses 9L
Horn«
of
Swamp-Root.
Crawfordsville.
has
been
with
Dallas
C T Humphreys to E G Erickson
Tuesday:
For C a ta lo g u e , a d d r e s s P r e s id e n t,
Wilson river country.
Co., Binghamton, N. Y When writing men-
550 relatives this week.
A. B Bateman, Monmouth.
48 acres, t 7 s, r 0 w ,...................
J O H N H. C O L E M A N , S a le m , O r e g o n .
| tion reading this generous offer in this paper. YV II Besecker to J M Wilson, 40
j The Kelley, Mars and other members
Jessie Miller, Monmouth.
The new drygoods corporation has
3500
A. Bidder’s son, Jacob, fell from a of our Texas coiony left for different
acres,
t
7
s,
r
5
w,
...........
W. II. Manhall, Dallas.
Do not make any mistake, but re
completed organization by electing E.
horse the other day and broke bis arm. | coast resorts this morning
member the name, Swamp-Root, Dr Muhala Hinshaw to R F. Williams
750 C. Kirkpatrick as president, D. J . Ri
40
acres,
t
8
s,
r
7
w.
Elsie
Litcher
returned
Thursday
from
INDEPENDENCE.
|
Kilmer’s
Swamp-Root,
and
the
address
Dr. H. L. Toney, Mrs. Toney and
ley vice president. M. M. Ellis secreta
E Richardson to M A Richardson,
I inghampton, N. Y. on every bottle.
Miss Rose Bronkin have gone to their i Dallas where she has been visiting at
50 ry and H. L. Fenton manager and
¿i
half int lots in Indep...............
! the Rev. Young homo.—Dayton Opti-
treasurer.
timber claims.
F K Messner to Frank Sherwood,
! mist.
Courtesy
West
Side.
4(H
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8 acres, t 7 s, r 5 w,.....................
Mr. N, B. Smith, of Mpntcrey, is vis
Rev. YY’. A. Elkins will preach his
Judge Sibley will probably return
D R . C. A. C A M P B E L L
Mr. ( ’. C. Pattrick mode a. business
Mrs C A Taylor to J A and Dick
iting his sister. Miss Olive Smith. He
1 farewell sermon to his congregation at
If his w ife insists on having his collars,
Taylor, 190 acres, t 9 s, r 8 w
is a civil service employe and is now en from the Woodmen head camp session trip to Portland Friday.
the Valley Christian church on next
at Seattle today, after a most interesting
cuffs ami shirts laundered at home, af
O S T E O P A T H I C P H Y S I C I A N . Cornelia Taylor to Lillie Taylor,
joying a months vacation.
Sunday
evening.
Rev.
Elkins
expects
Landlord
Treanor
and
family,
of
the
ter he has been accustomed to such ar
1 !"to take up the work with the Cottage
meeting.
42 acres, t 9 s, r 0 w,........ ........
Little Palace hotel, were over Sunday
Graduate American School of Os
Notice card of I)rs. Toney and Dona-
tistic work as we have given him. For
Cornelia Taylor to Lola Nichols,
church immediately upon his de
teopathy, Kirkville, Mo.
Miss Cecille Row land expects to leave visitors at Newport.
hui in another column. These gentle
highclass work on your, linen, for care
1 Grove
54 acres, t 9s, r l i w p . .................
parture
from
this
place.—Hood
River
i
in
a
few
days
for
a
few
weeks
visit
with
men have formed a co-partnership for
ful treatment and for that faultless col
Albert Sperling, having cleaned up all
Cornelia Taylor to Mbllie J Marks,
News-Letter.
.
friends
in
Portland
and,
Dallas.—Cor-
tlie practise of dentistry at Dr. Toney’s
1
or and finish on your linen, there is no
40 acres, t 9 s, r 0 w.....................
sign work here, has gone to Portland to
i vallis Republican.
old stand in the Uglow block.
laundry that can compare with the
take up similar work there.
Chronic Diseases and Diseases of L L Woods et ux to YVillia u Fu
137
qua, lots in P arker.................
Mrs. Fred Buchanan, of Newberg, and
Women and Children a Spec
Ed
Richmond
et
ux
to
R
E
Y
Y
’il-
I
—
\
i j
The
law
depart-
Miss Leonard, of Corvallis, visited at
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500
liatns, 40 acres, t 7 s, r 6 w ........
ment of the Uni
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wilson
ialty
D C Haling et ux to Grin Reynolds,
Saturday and Sunday.
250
versity of Oregon offers
lots ill Ballston.............................
Da lla s H o te l
Th<* local lodge of the W. O. W. is
Leave order« in Dallas with J . J . F it I'er
a splendid opportunity
n » » *f fch*» W i l l u i n i c n i i f s c t i n n c r v m trr*'
I adding right along to its membership, D A L L A S
Probate Court.
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-
ORECON
for young men to ac
two candidates having been initiated at
Estate of Ann Sylvester, deceased;
each of the last two meetings of the or
quire a thorough legal
sale of real estate approved.
der.
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training. All s t u d e n t s
Estate of John Campbell, deceased;
Mr. and Mrs. Ilenry Shafer, of Port Î
i inventory filed and approved.
• ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ K B M n JO k M U B U B B B lB H M H aS
can be self-supporting as
land, have been np on a visit to friends {
IF YOU WANT TO SELL
Estate of L. E. Palmer, deceased; re
| here. Mr. Shafer was formerly em
evening classes do not in
port of sale of perstmal property set for
ployed in the dejxot here, but is now
bearing August 141b. Same order in
terfere with their regular
working in Portland.
Was never to he gotten so easily as now, and here. With a stock
estate of YVilliam P. Palmer.
work. Seventeen instruct
Fred Neeley has returned from the
of watches on hand, sufficient to equip any two jewelry stores in
Guardianship
of
Hayes
heirs;
petition
Kleppen band, which played its last
town, we can sell you a good time keeper anywhere from $8 up to
to sell real estate set for hearing Sep- j ors including judges of the
And (let Quick Returns
I engagement for the tent show at Tole
$250. Everyone of them we guaradtee for five years. Gold watch
j ; tember 2.
Federal and State courts.
do. The withdrawal of three of the
es from $10 up. The best movements, finest cases.
Estate of M. YY’ . Stewart, deceased;
most prominent players caused disband
B . G I L D N E R , u final account set for hearing August 31, j Library of 10,(XK) volumes
Sec
ment. Ted Irvine, who was also with
JEW ELER
O P TIC IA N
open to students. For free
them, is again at home.
if at 1 p. in.
DALLAS
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OR.
\\
catalogue,
address,
Walter
C. N. Thorp met with a painful acci
Prof. Glenn will address the summer
dent Thursday of last week which will
normal students tomorrow evening.
H. Evans, secretary, 723
OREGON
DALLAS
probably disable him from work for a . * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
Ed. Clark, of Rickreall, was seriously
I while at least. He was hauling wood
Chamber of Commerce,
burned Saturday by his gauze face mask
I at the time, when his team cramped the
0 r e g o n
catching tire while swarming a hive o f , Portland,
wagon in such a manner that Ids hand
bees.
was caught between parts of it, tearing
We
arc
now
prepared
the flesh from the back of his hand to
Ray Ramsey miscalculate«l the depths
to fit you up with a
the bone.
of a swimming hole Tuesday and while
new dinner set
diving struck a rock. Quite a bunch of j
D E N TA L SURCEONS
The launch Independence started on
scalp gone is the result.
its regular run again yesterday morn-
Dr.
H.
L. T o n e y
' i ing betw^Vn here and Salem. The last
In Portland lawn sprinkling is allow
Graduate Ann Arbor, Michigan
[ two accidents to the boat have been
ed for three hours in the morning and !
* frpm a similar cause and Mr. Skinner
four in the evening. In Dallas for \\% 1
M has taken great pains this time to put
hours in the morning and 2% in the :
| j it in good condition. A considerable
evening. Quite a difference.
Dr. S- T . D o n o h o e
| number of passengers went down on the
^ Graduate University of California
* | boat Monday.
What Our County Officials Have Done
Since Our Last issue.
'PHONES: « *u .jS 5 S ~ .S I
S S L -,« !
W IL L A M E T T E U N IVER SITY
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
• '.w n h
■ fc tJÜ M i
SULIM STEAM HUNO SI
Slaughter of
Millinery Goods
PERRYDALE, OREGON
PRIZE PUZZLE
$
3
f
? Solve It and You Will be Rewarded*
Find the Girl’s Pace Nearest to the Man
DIRECTIONS T ra ;« out lint! with heavy Ind pencil T o (he person nend-
» *ni * correct aolution to thi. puzzle we will give absolutely free ot cturgr a Music
A B x k , nicely bound, containing fifty old i.rorite .trigs, with the word» and music, »1-
’ *o many other valuable pri.ei r'RE.i. Winners will be noti fed by meli. Cut thi-
out, place in an envelope, enclose .tamp for reply, and mail to
Q
EILERS PIANO HOUSE
3 6 3 W a s h i n g t o n Stre e t, P o rtla n d , O r e g o n .
▼RITE PLAINLY
NAME
ADDRESS ........................ . ............................................
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POLK COUNTY ITEMIZER
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4 4 A>
A GOOD WATCH
TIMBER!
All Ladies’ and Childrens’ trim-
med hats at just one-half retail
price. We have had a fine sale on
hats, but we anticipated the trade
too strong and have a large stock
to select from. Also we will dis
count all Summer Goods at 25 per
cent reduction. This includes all
price goods strictly. Mens’, Wom
ens’ and Childrens’ White Oxfords.
These are bargains. Come and get
your share. Many other bargains
will be shown you.
D. L. KEYT,
When a Man Marries
His Troubles Begin
)
4
C. H. MORRIS,
1
Our
Dinnerware
YV. T. Hoffman returned Saturday
from Osceola, Nevada, where he has
been looking after developeinent work
Mon the Pilot Knpb Co’s mining proper-
I tv. Mr. Hoffman has not been well for
j a month or more and it became neces-
►1 snrv for someone to take his place. Mr.
Hoffman is very well satisfied with the
► | prospects in the mine.
m The I. O. O. F. concluded last Thurs-
" I day evening the installation of the offi-
, j cers of the lodge for the ensuing term.
► In addition to tin* principal officers
j mentioned last week the following ap
pointive officers were installed: R. s.
| N .G ., W. Huntlev; L. S. N. G., G. YV.
(Timmins: \\T., A. Parker; conductor,
j L. \Vann; R. S. V. (».. F. Webster; L
S. V. G., \\\ 11. Craven; I G., E. E.
Holcomb; O. G.. K. S. Hillard; R. S.
Is., H. Wunder.
X. Simon, of Salem, met with an ac
cident one day la. t week near Kola.
' He was returning home from a visit to
I his smi near here, when his team, which
I was hitched to a loaded wagon, got
frightened at the automobile on the
DnHat-Sal©in run, causing him to fall
from the wagon in front; but fortunate-
i Iv the taam broke the single trees and
became detached from the wagon else
I it would have run over him with proh-
ahlv serious results As it was Mr. Si-
moil, w ho is nearly 75 years of age,
faulted, and it was necessary to carry
him to a farm house, w here he soon re-
vived.
You can now call up Portland on the
Mutual phone.
Ralph Butler has returned home
from Portland.
Mr. (\ ta. Crider and |»arty are hack
irotn Ocean Park.
.V
Police Judge Brown had a lone drunk
| before him this w eek Usual fine.
Tom Notson and John Wiseman are
taking in a rheumatic cure in Portland.
The fa mil of Dr. Hav ter and F. S.
| Ramsey leave in the morning for Ne-
tarts.
! «.John YVebster and family will occupy
the new Clodfelter residence on its com
pletion.
R. L. Drtihirlth has sold out in East
ern Oregon and will soon move bis fain-;
, ily back to Dallas.
I. N. Woods is now in charge at the
depot and Aueu.-t. Kisser takes his place
In the First National bank.
YY’ J . White, acting as deputy sheriff,
has been up in the wo « m ! s , looking after
the lodging camp property attached by
Hinintiton Jk Scott.
Chet Coad and family leave tomorrow
•for McMinnville, where they will la*
joined by the Cook and YVarren fami
lies and proceed to Netarta for a sever- i
a I w eeks outing.
The retiring firm of FUis A Kevt de-1
sire in this way to express their thank*
to the general public for the generous
patronage they have received while en
gaged in business in Dallas, and to he
sjx*ak for their successors a continuance
of the same. The books of the late firm
have I*en placed in the hands of Mr.
August Kisser at the First National
Bank, and be is prepared to receive and
receipt for all <im>Trh,s owing tltem.
All indafr%»l ire earnastlv requested t.*
call and settle ia some wav at once. If
it cannot l*c a cash settlement, your
note will !>e accepted.
j Office, Uglow Bid .
A HARD STRUGGLE.
Has
DALLAS
-
The patterns are
aU new and the
prices reasonable.
Come and see for
y o u r s e l f . YY’e
are always g la d
to show our goods
W. H.Roy&Co.
(X )LLIN S BLOCK
DALLAS, - OREGON
China and Notion Store,
We Make
every variety of bakery
stuff, but especially cake.
People think bakers cannot
make anything but angel's
food. We think we make
CAKE
just as palatable as you
have at home. Don’t get
mad because we think so.
Try it.
The Dallas 'Bakery
D a n B ro w n , P rop.
J. 6. VAH0R8DEL A. J. BARHAM
VanOrsdel & Barham
YY’ith a back constantly aching,
YY’ith distressing urinary disorders,
Daily existence is but a struggle.
No need to keep it up.
Doan’s Kidney Bills will cure you.
Mrs. M. Custer, of 488 YY’ Fifth street,
Albany, Ore., says; “ I have bad no
occasion to use Doan’s Kidney Bills for
nearly three years and that fact alone is
proof of the value of the remedy, At
the time I got it at Kosliay & Mason’s
drug store I was suffering an acute at
tack of kidney complaint, the result <»f
a cold w hich settled in my kidneys. It
made me so weak and l ime that 1 could
scarcely move from one place to another.
The passages of the kidney secretions
were so frequent that I got little if anv
rest at night. I continued using Doan’s
Kidnev Pills until cured, and in March,
1903. I told the story of my experience
for publication in our local papers.
Now that the cure has proved permanent
I am fully convinced of the value of
Dean’s Kidney Bills and wish every
sufferer to know it.
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the Unittd
States.
Remember the name—Doans—and
take no other.
THE OREGON EIRE RELIEE
ASSOCIATION Of MM
VILLE
saved the hop growers of Polk conn-1
ty $1,100 in premiums last year.
Have you l>e©n instfring in a stock
com|*any .’ Then, why dont you in-
»nr** in the H o m e M u t u a l C o .,
) thi» yt-ar ami .ave money? Cnniiuu-
>nlcate with
W P. D Y K E ,
Of D A L L A S .
Agent for Polk Conn
+++++♦+++++++++++++++++++J
A New
!
Line of Extra
fine Groceries
boyd
&
son
...a t th e ..
Must have more farms and city
property to sell. YVe are turning
away men every day for want of
|)la<%
oa to suit. IVrhapa yours
would. Come and list with us.
YY’e are making up a new list to
I h * sent east. Get in on this.
YV ill sell on small commission.
See us.
A. P. A R M ST R O N G , L L . B ., PRINCIPAL
Educates for success in a short time anil at small expense, and sends each stu
dent to a pjsition as soon as competent. Quality is our motto, and reputation for
thorough work brings us over 100 calls per month for office help. Individual in.
itruction insures rapid progress. We teach the loose leaf, the card index, the
voucher and other modern methods of bookkeeping. Charter Is our shorthand;
;asy, rapid, legible. Beautiful catalogue, business forms and penmanship free—
write today. References: any merchant, any bank, any newspaper in Portland.
at
! W hich is
The C h eap er?
*
A t Our
Salt C ree k M ill
Salt Creek Lumber Co.
Our mill is located 9
southwest of Perrydale
miles northwest of Dallas.
of access. Take as large
as you want.
miles
and 7
Kasy
a load
We also have lnmlier for sale
at our Berry da le yard, of all J
kinds and dimensions,
j
*
*
*
*
To let tire children soak their feet, get
sick and then he soaked by the doctor
who has advanced liis fee— or get good
. Shot's and Rubbers from us and protect
your children from both kinds of soaks.
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Mr. Hop Man!
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TENTH A N D M O RRISO N S T R E E T S , P O R T L A N D , O R E G O N
ORECON
Many a Dallas Citizen Finds the
Struggle Hard.
Arrived
IHESSCeUES
Both Phones.
Corner Crocery
Carry an extra ni*’© line of sta
ple and fancy groceries, and a
superb line of cig *rs ami tobac-
c< mi . YVe pay the highest mar
ket priee for produce. IV* 11
phone 88. Mutual 314.
ElECTRICIT/ EOR LIGHTING IS ONEY EXPENSIVE TO PEOPEE
WHO ARE WASTfUt AND CARElfSS. TO YOU, WHO ARE
NATURAUY CAREFUL IT DOES NOT COME HIGH.
It is economical because it can he quickly turned off’ when not needed. With
gas or kerosene there is the temptation to let light hum when not needed, to
save bother Of lighting and adjusting, In some homes the electric light bill
amounts to only about #2 per month. You can probably get some kind of artifi
cial light for less money than electric light, but does it save^ou anything when it
limits opportunities for work and recreation, ruins your eyesight, smokes your
walls, mars decora ions and increases household work. * You can probably
save a dollar to-morrow by going without vour meals, but it wouldn’t be econ
omy. It is not so much wliat you save, but, how you save, that counts. We
are ulw ays ready to explain the “ins and outs” of the lighting proposition to
you, ( ’all on us or phone to us. We are never too busy to talk business.
Willamette Valley Company
E. W. K E A R N E S ,
Manager, Dallas, Oreg i o n.
Office on Mill street. jn*t north of the court house.
Phone»:
Bell, 421. Mutn»l, 1297.
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