THE POLK COUfe
i Y ITEMIZER.
INDEPENDENCE.
D O Y O U GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK ?
UNDER THE BIG CLOCK.
V/hat Our County Officials Have Done
Since Our Last Issue.
est :
Courtesy Wei
Mr«. Quurdaof and daughter, Carrie, Kidney Trouole Makes You Miserable.
have returned from a two months visit
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with relatives in Iowa.
Almost ever; y body who reads the newr-
The G. W. Crimmins stock of feed papers is suro to ki now of ths wonderful
V. P. FISKE.
cures mid« by Dr.
| and produce is being moved to the But-
11----- »
, Kilmer’s Swamp-Root,
----- | ler Produce Co’« place of ImeineH*.
1 tnc great kidney, liver
....$1 50 i Mrs. Lottie Dorris discontinue« this
ti and bladder remedy.
Itemiser, one year in advance.................. ............
.... 2 00 I week her work in music instruction and
It is the great medi
SUBSCRIPTION With Weekly Oregonian or Semi weekly Journal.
shall not he operated unless donations
....................... 1 75 , will go to the beach for a few weeks ree-
cal triumph of the nine
With Oregon Woodman
............. ....................
are received and that “ no donations
teenth century dis
rutfca.
shall be received without the express
covered
after
of
coverec
alter
years
ot
inderstandiug and agreement that no
Mrs. Hattie Well«, of San Francisco,
ami
hd
to
L
C
dourer
scientific
research
by
*
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Roblin
ai
n n i * I Office,
257
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'and Mrs. Sarah Young, »>f Portland, are
M U T U A L i Office,
s, r 3 t w
,...........
$ 5006 laim will lie made for repayment by
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Dr.
Kilmer,
the
emi-
20
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7
Residence, 113
he state or legislature.”
( Residence, 271
I visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. I
nent kidney and blad John Applegate to Frank Isaac 20
______________ Claggett.
acres, t 5 a, r 8 w ,.....................
201 , The faculty already elected at Mon
der specialist, and is
mouth
was discharged and the execu
Dr. O. D. Butler and J. B . V. Butler wonderfully successful In promptly curing Nettie B Hutton to Clarence Shultz
te committee authorized to elect a
Patronize One Another /or the Upbh 'ding o f Town and County.
lot in Dallas.............................
62
of Monmouth, left vesterday for Fall lame back, kidney, bladder, uric acid trou
.tew faculty when finals are available.
1 '
Creek ?n the ANea country for their an- bles and Bright’s Disease, which is the worst Cora M Colwell to L E Water-
house, land in Falls C ity........
100 Ex-President Kessler, of Monmouth,
form of kidney trouble.
wavs
of
making
nual
fishing
and
hunting
trip.
says
that his institution will meet the
There are so many
Dr. Kilmer’s Swam p-Root is not rec- Nellie Raymond to II Fugit, lot in
Falls City
BOO conditions imitoscd and that the school
money in this valley that a man gets ; Mrs. II. Pnppleton, who spent the ommended for everything but If you have kid-
will run next year.
summer with her daughter, Mrs A. ! ney, liver or bladder trouble it will be found United States to Rosalia James,. .
h 11 bailed up in choosing.
The latest Huston, was married in Portland Aug
160 acres, t 7 s, r 7 w, patent
just the remedy you need. It has been tested
Upon rich, pure, nourishing blood by
is a mushroom garde n.
ust 4th to 7 T. Bowker, of Paoli, I. T. in so many ways, in hospital v/ork, in private John Frakes to A P Erickson, lot
taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla, and you
in Dallas..................................
125
Etta M. Stroud, who is successor to practice, among the helpless too poor to pur
will be free from those spells of de
The grain is turning out better than
Mis« Squires, is now visiting Portland, chase relief and his proved so successful in N A Emmett to Albert Davidson
spair, those sleepless nights and anxious
160 acres t 9 s, r 8 w, ............. 3000 the farmers expected.
where she is selecting her fall mil every case that a special arrangement has
days, those gloomy, deathlike feelings,
Rosalia
James
to
Finley
Morrison
been
made
by
which
all
readers
of
th:
>
paper
linerv stock and expects to return the
M hs Nellie Townsend has been Up
those sudden starts at mere nothings, Thursday:
et ;ii 160 acres, t 7 s, r « w
SUM)
latter part of August with many lieauti- who have not already tried it, may have a
visiting her sister Mrs. Jim Reed.
those dyspeptic symptoms and blinding
sample bottle sent free by mail, also a book E P Mitchell to C B Egeler, 120
fu 1 imported pattern hats.
K.
D.
Kessler,
Monmouth.
acres, t 6 s, r 8 w ..........
1200
telling more about Swamp-Root and how to
headaches. Hood’s Sarsaparilla has done
Mr. M. I). Jones is up visiting his
Mrs. G. N. Cooper, Falls City.
Percy Dickinson, the rural delivery find out if you have kidney or ladder trouble. C (' Poling to A J Barham, land
this for many others — It will cure you.
daughter, Mrs. Chas. Rees. lie lives in
\Y. X. Weaver, Ind.
man for the Parker route, lias moved When writing mention reading this generous
in Dallas..........................
. 900 Newberg.
A. B. Muir, Dallas.
his family to Independence and will oc offer in this paper and
S H Tetherow et ux to P Bogart,
fC'\''rrTr
F. J. Coad. Dallas.
Mrs. Burnice Brooks was over and
cupy the Mrs. Hardenbrook cottage on send your address to e W I f f j j j l E i y « *
l«*ts in Falls C ity.....................
60
In usual liquid form or In chocolated Friday:
visited a week with Mrs. Rees ami her
Monmouth street. Mr. Dickinson com Dr. Kilmer & Co..Bing-
T N Ottinger et ux to S Dodson
tablets known as S arsatabs. 100 doses $1.
sister,
Mrs. Glen Zumalt.
mences today the delivery on the new hamton, N. Y. Tie
J. I). Lauer, Li coin.
lots
in
Ballston,
.....................
150
—
’-jjfcBL
route.
J. (\ Gibson and wife, Lincoln.
regular fifty cent and Rom«of Swamp-Root, Nettie B Hutton to E Flying, lots
Mr. George ( ’lark was around looking
J. M. Campbell and wife, Dallas.
in Dallas.................................. 1000 after hop pickers and men to help run
J. B. Patrick left vesterday via Salem dollar sizes are sold by all good druggists.
Senator Dick still refuses 'o talk ov Saturday:
his hop yard. Help is scarce it seems.
for Portland and w ill proceed from there
Do not make any mistake, hut re A G Cutler to NettieBHutton, lots
in
Dallas.................................. 1850
F. Butcher, Grande Rondo.
er the Ohio situation, but it might be
to Seattle and then to his home at Des member the name, Swamp-Root, Dr
Mr. Bockinan is up from Portland
C
J
Pugh
et
ux
to
J
C
Talbot,
lots
\V. L. Tfoze. Falls City.
Moines. Mr Pattrick has had a very Kilmer’s Swamp-Root, and the address
impossible to print his remarks if lie
in Falls C ity ............................
510 camping on his farm he bought of Mr.
II. Metcalf, Buena Vista.
pl< aeant trip on the coast during “the inghampton, N. Y. on every bottle.
l ’urdy and having his grain cut. Mr. J.
Isaac McCumsev to W A H arris..
did.
C. L Hubbard, Dallas.
summer and hut for being tied up so
50 acres, t 0 s, r 6 w ................... 1800 Byerly is doing the work.
IY*tc v French. Dallas.
closely in business matter« in lo
Iowa,
John Shelton, Dallas.
Cortelyou has the gift of silence.
Mrs. Rees was taken by surprise last
might decide to locate in Oregon.
Sunday:
week when three loads of coasters drove
He also has the grace of resignation,
A. R. Lew is, the Airlie butcher, was '
up to her door. There was her father,
Kd. Biddle, Dallas.
in town yesterday. Within the last O S T E O P A T H I C P H Y S I C I A N .
when it conies to accepting i he next Monday:
Millard Long ami Christie E. Burk- Mr. M. Jones, her brother, Mr. J. P.
month two of his brothers have been
Jones
and family, and Mr. Hull and
higher job.
Graduate
American
School
of
Os
head;J.
F.
Leach
and
Mary
J.
Craft.
Mrs. II. L. Fenton. Dallas.
buried, one of them meeting his death
family, fourteen all together, all from
teopathy, Kirkville, Mo.
Mrs. P. A. Fiiiseth, Dallas.
suddenly in Alaska, and the other dy
Newberg, Ore.
II. L. Fenton. Dallas.
6b
I t may lie a week or two before Mr,
ing at his home in Portland as a result j
J. E. Rhodes, Ind.
of paralysis. Both of them wore young
Foraker is able to realize whether Taft
John Richard, Dallas.
men not vet in prime of life and the j
Estate of*W. P. Palmer, deceased—
sat down on him or merely sat down Tuesday:
M. '
loss is a severe one on the aged parents.
sale of real estate confirmed.
' .W
R, Van Del Bascho and wife, Falls C.
on his toes.
The law depart
Workmen in the employ of the gov
Estate of Lou E. Palmer, deceased—
Wednesday:
ernment officials having charge of the |
salt of real estate confirmed.
ment
of the UDi
('. E. Smith. Dallas.
You hear as usual that harvest
repair work along the Willamette are
Estate of Andrew Riggs, deceased—
versity
of
Oregon
offers
O. 8avery, Dallas.
laying
this
week
the
stone
on
the
revet-
hands are wanted in Kansas. Did it
Dallas Hotel
inventory and appraisement filed and
C. R. Hickey, Falls City.
ment work below town. A considerable '
a splendid opportunity
approved.
ever occur to you that other states
part of this work was done several I D A L L A S
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Guardianship of Grover C. Keas, a
for young men to ac
Jack Morrison is out from Rocca.
weeks ago hut all the stone was not lain,
wanted harvest hands also?
minor—boud fixed at $550.
the
principal
work
done
at
that
time
quire
a thorough legal
Judge Frank Butler was a Dallas visit
Estate of John W. Keas, deceased—
consisting of driving piling. Stone has
Mr. Rockerfellow, it is reported, or yestereay.
training. A ll s tu d e n ts
final account set for hearing September
been brought down the river since then
merely smiles at the mention of that i There will be a special meeting of the which is now being placyd. It is desir
18, at 10 a. m.
can be self-suj>porting as
IF YOU W A N T TO SELL
ed to complete the work by tha first of
$29,000,000 fine. It is the consumers j fire department this evening.
evening classes do not in
the month.
John Foster will commence pickii g
of oil who are looking worried and
terfere with their regular
| bis Early Fuggle hops next Monday.
getting ready to do the squealing.
i:
work. Seventeen instruct
R. II. McCarter orders his Ite m ize
Since the passage of the prohibition changed from Parker to Independence.
ors including judges of the
And (let Quick Returns
Tom Guy and Wm. Campbell are out
law in Georgia, the Atlanta constitu
Federal and State courts.
from their claims and went to Portland
tion has published several poem« on
Library of 10,000 volumes
Monday to prove up.
B. G ILD N E R ,
The Imard of regents of Oregon State
the subject of “ growlers” . The editor
Normal school Tuesday recinded its ac
open to students. For free
Oscar Hay ter is moving into bis new
The council met in regular session
tion of July 18th, ordering that the
probably wanted to rush them while house today, and Tom Stockwell will
OR.
D ALLAS
catalogue, address, Walter
Drain ami Monmouth normals he oper
occupy the McCallon house vacated by last Monday evening, with all officers
there is yet time.
present except Alderman Staffiin and
ated this year and instead a resolution
H. E vans, secretary, 723
him.
Van Orsdell and City Engineer Morri
was adopted declaring that the schools
Chamber
of Commerce,
son
.
Yesterday
Sam
Stcffv
sold
three
Pol
The meat and bread of Oregon ad
On motion of Councilman Grant, the
and China pigs for $15 each, and a one
Portland,
vertising is the colonist rates, The day old Jersey bull calf for the same Ashhaugh sidewalk was ordered moved
-c *»
to the street line.
people of Oregon are not neglecting amount.
W e are now p rep aid
Alderman Shaw reported that the
to (it ycu^up with a
th i« opportunity and there will be
Cashier Joe Craven, Senator Lough- petition of I). C. ( ’ridel- to erect a cor
new dinner set
thousands of people come to this state ary, Deputy Clerk Toner and Mixologist rugated iron building within the fire
D E N TA L SURCEONS
to find homes between September 1st Sparks are rusticating at Sunshine, limits had not been allowed.
leaving here this morning.
Dr.
H.
L. Toney
Mayor Muir and Alderman Coad re
and October 1st. However, do your
Graduate Ann Arbor, Michigan
ported at length on their visit as a
Mr.
J.
W.
Mver
will
move
to
Dallas
portion, and write another letter as
to reside aliout.September 1st. He will committee to investigate the working of
«oon as you lay down this paper to occupy the Ed. Keyt house opposite the rock crushers at Portland, Fair mount
D AN G E R S IG N A L , NO. 1 comee
from the kidney secretions. They Dr. S- T . D o n o h o e
«orne friend in the older states who , school house. Mr. Meyer will represent and Hoquiiun. hut made no reccom*
inundation
in
regard
to
any
particular
will warn yon when the kidneys are
Graduate University of California
should get the advantage of the low * the London hop firm of Wiggins & Rich* type of rock crushers.
ardson and will have charge of tin* en-
si k. W ell kidneys excrete a clem,
one-way rates to Oregon.
Office,
Uglow B id .
Both Phones .
1 tire West Side territory. He is an adept
The city attorney reported that the
amber Huid. Sick kidneys send out a
. at the hop business, and the firm named deed fur the rock qtiarv recently pur
thin, pale and foamy, or a thick, red D A L L A S
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Conductor Burkhiemer is taking his | could not have »laced ab etter man in chased by the city had been made a
ill-smelling urine, full of sediment
ir business in this section matter of record.
regular lav off.
I charge of their
and irregular of passage.
The following claims were audited and
D A N G E R S IG N A L NO 2 comes
allowed :
from the ha* k. Hack pains, dull and
W. 1). Collins, hauling .............$ 12.50
heavy, or sharp and .acute, tell you of
O. Hay ter, salary....................... 21.50
VT.:K
sick kidneys and warn you of the ap
M. D. Coulter, sprinkling.........
6.00
Willamette Valley C o ................ 131.40
proach of dropsy, diabetes and Brigh 's
disease. Doan’s Kidney Pills cure
Hearing was closed in regard the new
The patterns are
cement sidewalk in front of the ice
sick kidneys and cure them perma
all new and the
works and an ordinance was read for
nently.
prices reasonable.
tin* first time providing for the same.
Come and see for
Mrs. A. R. H ill, of 331 E. Fifth St.,
An ordinance was passed fora nnm
y o u r s e 1 f . We
Albany, Ore., says: “ Not a word too
her of new sidewalks, as was also the
are always g l a d
much is said in praise of Doan’s Kid-
street grade ordinance.
to show our goods
n®' Pills, a u d it ought to be proof
An ordinance providing for better
enou h of their merit when people
plumbing was laid over.
living right here in Albany recom
Several representatives of rock crush
mend them, instead of some unknown
ers and rollers appeared before the
,v .i •;.?
person in Texas or some other faraway
hoard and submitted bids, which will lx*
place. I have used Doan’s Kidney
considered by the council at an adjourn
A t Our
C O L L IN S B L O C K
Pills myseJf and know of many more
ed meeting to be held next Mondav
night,
Salt Creek M ill
who have used them. In my case
D ALLAS, - OREGON
they cured hack ache and other trou
II. V. Gates appeared regarding irri
gation rates. As the season is about
blesome symptoms of kidney com
at an end no hours were agreed upon.
plaint. Everyone else who has used
An amendment to the electric light
them to tny knowledge have had the
ordinance was read the first time, pro
same satisfaction and that is why 1
Our mill is located 9 miles
viding that all p les lie set in the ground
lend my name in endorsing the reme
southwest of Perrydale and 7
to the depths of 6 fe et: that when poles
dy.”
miles northwest of Dallas. Easy
nre set in cement walks, a space of two
Remember the name, Doail’s, and |
of access. Take as large a load
inches he left around them; and that
i
fake no other. For sale by all deal-1
j all poles he water tamped alien set.
as you want.
ers. Price 50 cents. Fo ter-Milburn
I Go., Buffalo. New York, sole agents
W e also have lumber for sale
for the United States.
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at our Perrydale yard, of all
kinds and dimensions,
every variety o f bakery
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T H U R S D A Y , A U G . 22, 1907.
A New Orleans woman was thin.
Because she did not extract sufficient
nourishment from her food.
She took S c o tt's E m u lsio n .
Result:
She gained a pound a day in weight
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
ALL
D RU G G ISTS! SOc. A N D $1.00
i
’PHONES:
Feed Your Nerves
PERRYDALE.
PORTLAND HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
DK. C. A. C A M P B E L L
W IL L A M E T T E U N IV E R S IT Y
F o r t y -f o u r
P r o f e s s o rs , T h r e e
COLLEGE OF LIB E R A L ARTS
Course»—I'lussieal....................... A. B.
Literary ..................... R- L.
Scientific..................... B. S.
RhiloHophieal............... Pli.B
The College of Liberal Arts main
tain» tin- following school»:
The College of Oratory, O. B.
The Teacher»’ College, B. Pil.
The Normal School, Diploma.
The Oregon Institute or the Aea-
demy, Diploma.
Tlie School of Commerce, Diploma.
Fo r C a ta lo g u e , a d d re s s
P re sid e n t,
J O H N H. C O L E M A N , S a le m , O r e g o n
When a Man Marries
His Troubles Begin
Marriage Licenses.
If his wife insist« on having his collars.
! cuffs and shirts laundered at hon e, af-
i ter he lias been accustomed to such ar-
! tistic work as we have given him. For
liighclass work on your, linen, for care
ful treatment and for that faultless col
or and finish on your linen, there is no
laundry that can compare with the
Probate Court.
Chronic Diseases and Diseases of
Women and Children a Spec
ialty
Law
SILEM STEAM LM IIY
Leave ordern in Dalian witk J. J. Fidler
nr »t. the William« roufectionery *tnr«
»OOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOO(i
A GOOD WATCH
ON A NEW BASIS.
COUNCIL MEETINGS.
Bids Filed for Rock Crusher and
Road Roller.
T I M B E R
See
All Ladies’ and Childrens’ trim
med hats at just on e-h alf retail
price. We h ave had a fine sale on
hats, but we anticipated the trade
too strong and have a la rge stock
to select from. A lso w e w ill dis
count all Summer Goods at 25 per
cent reduction. This includes all
price goods strictly. M ens’, W o m
ens’ and Childrens’ W h ite O xfords.
These are bargains. Come and g e t
your share. M any other bargains
will be shown you.
Vi
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D. L. KEYT,
U
S c,
PERRYDALE, OREGON
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T H E L E A D IN C B U SIN ESS C O L L E C E
KLKH B U ILD IN G , PORTLAND, OKKGON.
fi,
T H E B E S T IS N O N E T O O G O O D F O R Y O U
Ottm l«om> o f Ih e ton
m «-*» |n |hr I’ nlio.l «rule*.
Enrollm ent p**t year. «42 pupil*. Equipment. HA.ntu G raduate« .tr, all em ployed.
Plared 361 pu pil« In lo lu crative jM»aitiona ih e pact year. W ill place you when rom|»etent
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F
W. BBHNKE, Pré».
M. W ALK E R , Prin.
8K N I) FOR CATA LOOT'K
D ALLAS
. China and Notion Store,
Hii lmrtl Mn.ll-, h i . North Cherriniitnn
unit [Vil Crawford, three wollknown
i hu»inc»» men of D r II iim , nnrrowlv e«ea|>-
e*l death ill the entrance to Vaquinn 1
hay Monday afternoon.
th e three men secured a row hoat !
Monday noon and rowed down the tmv
j until they a|iprouehed the har. A
1 Htronji tide w as running out at the time 1
and before the men realised it the Unit
j was eaiisht and was drifting out to gen.
1 It was grain observed bv the lookout
j at ttie Ynquina Bay Lifognriiip station
and when it was apparent that the men
! were looting *rouin( ami were in tfreat
danaer he sounded the alarm cnlliny
I out the crew. By this time the boat
wasdriftilni toward the roeks at the end
of the abandoned Jetty works. Charles
Anderson, known in Newport as “ Sea
l.iotC Charlie, and Lee Doty were in a
l.iat on the hay, nud geeiiift the dun^er
of the men ran into the breakers and
an. reeded in itettinir a line to them.
Soon afterward the life aaving rrew
arrived and pulled Isitli Imats into safe
ty. By the time the time the rescue
was completed a la rye crowd had collect
ed on tin north beach to watch it. An
derson and l*oty were hiahlv praised
for tlioir venture into the breakers and
to them belongs the chief honor of the
rescue, though the services of the gov
ernment life-savers were needed to com
plete It.
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The Dallas orchestra placed for the
W ool man dame at Kalis City Saturday
night.
j
Salt Creek Lumber Co.
Sheriff Grant is at Grande It,wide to
day serving |>aper* in an Indian divorce
case lie will not tic able to attend ttie
Sheriff's convention In Portland tomor
row as he has to lie at 1 ndependenoe on 1
an attachment suit.
We Make
cake.
THE OREGON FIRE REllEf
ASSOCIATION Of McMINN-
VIILE
make anything but angel’ s
W e think w e make
CAKE
just as palatable
have at home.
3 W ^ y ^ W
Mr.
People think bakers cannot
food.
sa veil the hop growers of Polk coun
ty $1,100 in premiums last year.
Have you l*een insuring in a stock
company? Then, why dont you in-
»nre in the H o m e M u t u a i C o .,
this year and save money? Cornimi-
ideate with
W P .D Y K E ,
as you
Don’t get
mad because w e think so.
of D A L L A » ,
Agent for Polk County
T r y it.
:- + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
The Dallas 'Bakery
A New
line of Extra
fine Groceries
Dan Biown, Prop.
J. 6. VANORSDEL A. J. BARHAM
E. B O Y D & SO N
VanOrsdel & Barham
...a t th e ..
Must have more f irms and city
property to seII, We are turning
away men every «lar for want of
piaci»« to *uit. Perhaps yotirs
•»nid. Come and list with us.
We an» making up a new Hat to
he sent east. Get in on this.
Will sell on small commission.
See us.
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I - * I I“»» H
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colleg E
TENTH A N D M ORRISON STREETS, P O R T L A N D , O R E G O N
A. P. ARM STRO NG , LL. B., PRINCIPAL
Educates for success iu a short time and at small expense, and sends each stu
dent to a position as soon as competent. Quality is our motto, and reputation for
thorough work brings us over 100 calU per month for office help. Individual in-
itruction insures rapid progress. We teach the loose leaf, the card index, the
oucher and other modern methods o f bookkeeping. Chartier is our shorthand;
iasy, rapid, legible. Beautiful catalogue, business forms and penmanship free—
write today. References: any merchant, any bank, any newspaper in Portland.
* + * * *
I Which is
The Cheaper?
f
*
To let the children soak their feet, get
*
sick and then he soaked by the doctor
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stuff, but especially
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JEW ELER
Oregon
W. H. Roy & Co.
THRILLINGRESCUE.
Dick Madison and North Cherriag-
ton too Venturesome.
MORRIS,
O P TIC IA N
Nature Gives Timely Warnings
That No Dallas Citizen Can
Afford to Ignore.
Our
Diiinerware
Has
Arrived
I Slaughter of
Millinery Beeis
Was never to be gotten so easily as now, and here. With a stock
of watches on hand, sufficient to equip any two jewelry stores in
town, we can sell you a good time keeper anywhere from $3 up to
$250. Everyone of them we guaradtee for five years. Gold watch
es from $10 up. The liest movements, finest eases.
Board of Regents Take New Ac
tion in Normal Matters,
HIDDEN DANGERS.
Instru cto rs.
A F F IL IA T E D COLLEGES.
College of M eiliciee........................... M. D.
Coilqge of L a w ........................... LL. B.
College of Theôlogy............................ B. D.
College of Music..................................B. M.
The Attuiate«! Colleges are financially
imlepemlent of the College of Liberal
Arts.
The School of Arf, Certificate.
The School of Art is also financially
independent of the College of Liberal
Arts.
Corner Grocery
Tarry an extra n W line of sta
ple ami fancy groceries, and a
superb line of cigers and tobac
co«. W e pay the highest mar
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phone fid, Mutual 314.
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Shoes and Rubbers from us and protect
your children from both kinds of soaks.
Gaynor’s Shoe Store
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ELECTRICITY FOR LIGHTING IS ONLY EXPENSIVE TO PEOPLE
W HO ARE WASTPUl AND URELESS. TO YOU, WHO ARE
NATURALLY CAREFUL, IT DOES NOT COME HIGH.
It is economical because it can he quickly turned off' when not needed. With
gas or ktwosene there is Ihe temptation t«> let light burn when not needed, to
save botWer 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 moneythan electric light, hut does itsavejou anything when it
limits opportunities for work and recreaiion, ruins your eyesight, smokes your
walls, mars decorations and increases household work. You can probably
save a dollar to-morrow by going without \our meals, but it wouldn't be econ
omy. It is not so much what you save, hut, how you save, that counts. We
are always ready to explain the “ ins and outs” of the lighting proposition to
you, Call 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,
Ofthe on Mill «trael. jn»t north of the n n rt hoa«e.
Dallas, Oreg.
Phone«:
Bell, 421, Mutual, 1297
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