Polk County itemizer., August 29, 1907, Image 2

1
ANOTHER INDUSTRY.
THE POLK C0UK7Y iTEMIZER.
The
Axe
Handle Factory
Once
Thousands Have Kidney
Tiouble and Never Suspect it.
UNDER THE BIG CLOCK.
S c o t t ’ J E m u ls io n strengthen» en feebled
P r u v u le n r jr o f K i d n e y
Most people do not realize the alarm-
nursing mo'.hors by increasing their flesh and
THURSDAY, AUG. 29, 1907.
mg increase and remarkable prevalency
o( k alley disease
Chat. A. Huff, recently from the east,
While kidneydis-
n erve force.
j lias associated with him Messers A. L.
o rd e rs a re the
V. P. F ISKE .
m ost Com m ou
Dundiis and Ned Gerliuger, and have
It provides baby with the necessary fa t
diseases that pre­
leased and will at once put in operation
va il, th e y are
Itemizer, one year in advance....................................
$1
the axe handle plant in the tirst ward.
alm o't the laA
and mineral food for healthy growth.
SUBSCRIPTION With Weekly Oregonian or Semi-weekly Journal.
COME TO ITS RESCUE.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Mr. H»»ff is an experienced man in this
r e c o g n iz e d by
With Oregon W oodm an..................... ........................
work and will have entire supervision
patient and phy­
A LL D R U G G IS T S i S O o. A N D $ 1 .0 0 .
of the plant. He will at once put a
sicians, who con­
Local Friends in Plenty for O tr
ten t themarl n » J F Wheeler to Dallas Lumber
bolter at work on land at Salt Creek,
Office,
257
Co., 1123.21 acre«, t 7 ami 8 «, r
and thus be enabled to keep the factory with doctoring the effort», while the vriy-
MUTUAI
BELL Residence, 113
Normal School.
Ml l U A h j - Residence, 271
6 w ,.................... ......................
$16425
supplied with bolts. A new $600 ma­ inul diteute undermines the system.
J E Wheeler to Finley ami W J
chine will be added to the present com ­
W h a t T o D o.
The loyal friends of the Oregon State
There is com fort in the knowledge so
Morrison 480 acre*, t 7 a, r 6
plement, and the force necessary to
Normal school at Monmouth have come
Patronize One Another /or the Uphn¡ liny o f Toten and County.
ami 7 w ............................ ........... 8,5CH to the rescue of the institution and
handle the out put be increased to ten often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer s
men. There is a great demand for ax Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy, J D Wilcox to C E Leigh, 15,511
have met the conditions imposed by the
acre - in Polk, Lincoln and Ben­
handles and Mr. Hoff expects to keep fulfills every wish in curing rheumatism,
new Isiard of regents. Messrs. Re*«ler
Forty -fo ur Professors, T h r e e Instructor s.
After the ceremony, a wedding break his mill running 01 full time, and add pain in the back, kidneys, liver, blad.h
ton counties...................................
and Perkin« ap|>eared before the exec-
AFFILIATED COLLEGE«.
fast waafcerved, and the brideand groom several hundred dollars a month to the and every part of the urinary nassug
William Faull to Lydia Delash-
utive committee in Salem last week |
COLLEGE 01? LIBERAL ARTS
2.r>0 I ami tendered a check for $3000 as a do- Courses—Classical.................
It corrects inability to hold water
Were:escorted to the de|>ot where they pay roll of Dallas.
imitt, lot in Dallas.....................
A. B. College of Mediciee
................ M. D.
an d scalding pain in passing it, or bail Eliza Loughary to Dalian Lumber
took the train for their new home.
. . . B .L . C o lig e of L aw ........
............ LL. B.
nation to conduct-the school during the
Literary
True, only of H ood’ « Sarsaparilla, the On'; a few invited guests were present,
effects following use of liquor, wine or
Co., 46.06 acres, t 8 a r 6 w
..................B. I>.
•1 ensuing year. This is one half of the
Scientific......................... B. H. College of Theology.
FROM CALIFORNIA.
beer,
and
overcomes
that
unpleasant
ne­
they
being
Miss
Retta
Campbell,
Miss
College
of
Music
Eliza J Fuller to DallaH Lumber
oue great blood purifier and general
............ H. M.
Philosophical................. Ph.B
I required amount and the Ix ard has al-
cessity of being compelled to go often
Co 45.48 acres, t 8 s, r 6 w . . .
The Affiliated College« are financially
The College of Liberal Arts main­
tonic. This remarkable medicine has Beside Gooch, Miss (lordia Gooch, Miss
| lowed until the tirst of February for the
Pearl Owens, Miss Frankie Hayter, Miss Telit About the Big Trees
during
tbe
day,
and
to
get
up
many
J
T
Simpson
et
al
to
George
independent
of
the
College
of Liberal
tains
tin*
following
schools:
in
7on | deposit of the balance. Other revenues
effected many radical and permanent Ells lioy, Miss Nola Coad, Miss Elsie
times during the night. The m ild ami
Hough toll n, 80 ac ree, t 6 s, r 6 w 1700 from tuitiou and local taxation (includ­
Arts.
The College of Oratory, O. B.
cures that are the wonder of the world. liay and Rev. Swander, of McMinnville,
the
extraordinary
effect
o
f
Sw
am
p
-R
oot
F A Stile« to Charlie Saliflcky,
The School of Art, Certificate.
That Region.
The Teachers’ College. B. Pd.
ing 7 mills special tax) will add Detween
is soon realized. It stands the highest
tract in block 8, D i II m . . . . . .
The School of Art ¡» also financially
It eradicates ail humors from pimples j Many pranks were played on the newly
The Normal School, Diploma.
eight and nine thousand dollars. The
for
its
wonderful
cures
of
the
most
dis­
|
married
couple
and
they
were
appro­
L
A
Guthrie
to
A
M
and
Ina
Smith
independent
of the College of Liberal
The Oregon Institute or the Aca­
budget for the year has been reduced
to scrofula.
Daunt, Cal, Aug. 19, 1907
tressing cases. If you need a medicine
WK) from $19(HH) to $14000 by cutting down demy, Diploma.
priately tagged.
tract in t 8 «, r 5 w .....................
Arts.
Editor
Itemizer:
you should have the best. Sold by drug­
Thus Dallas again loses one of her
The School of Commerce, Diploma.
the salaries of the instructors, with their
We are not in the habit of complain­ gists in fifty-ceut and one-dollar sizes.
fairest daughters, but all join in wishing
full consent, an act of devotion which
Marriage Licenses.
F or C a t a l o g u e ' a d d r e s s Pr e si de nt ,
Y o u may'have a sample bottle and "
thé couple a married pathway strewn ing at Uncle Saui. hut we will nay at
shows their loyalty and devotion to the
the outset of our letter that we failed to book that tells all
J O H N H. C O L E M A N , S a l e m , O r e g o n .
In usual liquid form or In chocolated with thornless roses.
old Softool. It will be remembered that
receive the copy of the ltemizer con­
W.
J.
Shewey
and
Maude
L.
Conlee;
it, both sent f ree
tablet known as S a rs a ta b s . 100 doses $1.
the old board of regentB. at its animal
taining our letter describing our visit about
George Jones and Ethel Brown.
by
mail.
Address
I)r.
meeting in June, re-elected tbe faculty,
NORTH DALLAS.
to the big trees in which we told you Kilmer & Co., King-
-—
--3 to.
let contracts for fuel, etc. and otherwise
that we would try to tell you something liamton, N. Y. When Homoof swuap-noor
Optometry
Certificate.
provided for the continuance of the
The mnnafacturies are in favor of j The prune men expect to begin pick- about the teams used to haul the lum­
writing mention this paper and dou’t
Monmouth Normal. The new board, at
ber from the big trees. This forest of make any mistake, but remember the
lowering the tariff dut'ea on raw nia- jrjg Home time next week.
its meeeting July 18th accepted the ac­
big trees is located east of Porterville name, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and
Dr. C. \V. Lowe, of Eugene. .
terial and raifling them on miimifac-
Mrs. I)igl>ee, of Pioneer, Hpent a few about thirty miles and at an altitude of
tion of the old board and assumed full
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the address, Binghamton, N. Y.
control. At a later meeting, August
about six thousand five hundred feet,
tured. productB. Thus (hey would day* Itere visiting friends.
Probate
Court.
Do
not
make
any
mistake,
but
re­
20th, it rescinded its former action on
Where are you going to pick hope? is and is sawed'intolumberflby an immense member the name, Swamp-Root, Dr
“ gat” the farmer a com ing and going.
the ground that the law prohibited the
sawmill that will saw a log twelve teet
the latent news in North Dallas. .
I If hi* wife insists on having his collars,
Estate of Elizabeth Manston, deceas­ assumption of any obligations in excess
.
1 c i
“
“
in diameter, the lumber dropping into Kilm er’s Swamp-Root, and the address
cuffs and shirt* laundered at 1 omc, af-
Herbert I^ee is building a new kitch­ a flume from the mill and is carried inghamptou, N. Y . on every bottle.
Dallas is still m inim a nigh watch.
ed—final report net for hearing Septem of the probable revenues. Since the
i ter he has been accustomed to such ar-
appropriation, vetoed by the governor,
ber 27, at I d . m.
A reading of the county p»i era cl»e- en and doing other carpenter work on away down the mountain to a dump
[ tistic work as we have given him. For
his home.
where it is taken out and stacked bv
Guardianship of Lindley M. Bowles, a could not become available until passed
DR. C. A. CAMPBELL
j highclas* work on your, linen, for cine­
whvre will «how that they are liable to
upon by the next legislature, the board
minor—annual report filed.
Grandma Coulee, who has lieen on 50 or 60 men. where it remains until
fili treatment and for that faultless col-
decided that no account could be taken
com e in quite handy occasionally. the sick list for two weeks i* not muen dried. Then from four to six thousand O S T E O P A T H I C P H Y S I C I A N .
Guardianship of Grover C. Keas, a
I or and finish on your linen, there i* no
of it. This caused to board to vote not
feet
are
loaded
on
each
wagon
and
from
W e may get ane after a big fire o improved.
minor—bond of $550 approved, D. G.
j laundry thut can compare w ith the
two to three of these wagons are coupled
Graduate American School of Os­
Meador, W. M. Berry ami L. Ridgeway to continue the school until ¡¡a sufficient
burglary.
sum was deposited as an absolute dona­
A band of horse traders left town together like freight cars and drawn by
teopathy, Kirkville, Mo.
appointed
appraisers.
tion, which, together with the other
Wednesday, after being camped here teams consisting of from 12 to lfl head
Estate of W . S. Haley, deceased— B. fixed revenues, would place enough
mules or horses and driven bv a
Frank Irvine, editor of the Corval­ several day*.
Wilson
appointed
administrator;
bond
funds at its disposal to guarantee the
Mr. Ko.ineman and Mrs. Blodgett, single man with a single line. From
lis Times, and an old school in tte of
Chronic Diseases and Diseases of fixed at 24,000.
expenses of the institution for the en­
from Pioneer, took dinner at the Lee the dumps the teams bring the lumber
Leave ordern in Dallad witk J. J. Fidi«
tire year. Now that this has been done
Estate
of
David
Peters,
deceased—j>e-
to tliis place, a distance of about 12
ours, is totally blind, yet gets out a home one day last week.
Women and Children a Spec­
«>r at the W illiam s con fection ery ntorp.
tition for probate of will tiled ; com mis­ and the donation accepted by the ex­
miles where there is an immense plan­
very creditable paper. W h ich goes to
sion issued to take deposition of J. N. ecutive committee, Monmouth is offi­
Mr. Ebl)e has so far improved as to er employing from fiftv to 75 men.
ialty
cially authorized to continue and will
show that our rheum atic trouble is he able to ride to town. IIis many Here the lumber is graded, run through
Hart in proving said will.
therefore open its doors on September
friends are glad to hear the good news. the mills, prepared for the market, re­
Dallas Hotel
only a small thing after all.
loaded
bv
men
employed
for
that
pur­
Mrs. Neeta Gilbert is up from Port­ 24th for its ^twenty-sixth year. The
Miss Lelow Conlee returned home
business-like method of the new board,
.
■
O R E C O N land.
last Sunday after spending the past pose and shipped to Porterville by oth­ D A L L A S
the personnel of its membership and the
W e were in a town not long ago two months with friends at McCleav. er large teams, from whence it is ship­
Before
Justice
Holman
yesterday
C.
increased
demand in the state for nor­
W W W W W tg w w a » w w w w u
ped to San Francisco, Los Ang«*les. _ ^ ^
A ® A t A . "
t ^ A A "
"
that claims twice the population of
F. Hein & Co. brought suit against I. mal trained teachers, all combine to
Have you had a cigar from Will Shew- Portland and cities in tlie east. It may
F. Yoakum. A verdict was given for make the prospects bright for the best
Dallas, and has about it ’s number of ey yet? Just wait until he gets the sound a little strange to you people in
IF YOU W A N T TO SELL
Was never to be gotten so easily as now, arid here. With a stock
plaintiff.
year in its history. Its friends are rally­
delivery trucks, During tbe day we rice shook out of hi* hat hand and he Oregon when I teil you that this lum­
of watches on hand, sufficient to equip any two jewelry stores in
ing about it as never before. Mon­
will
hand
you
one.
On
the
17th
Judge
Holman
united
in
ber
is
worth
from
sixty
to
ninety
dollars
were there most of these trucks were
town, we can sell you a good time keeper anywhere from $14 up to
marriage, J. F. Leach and Mary Jane mouth has sent out over 850 graduates
Miss Maud Coulee went to Dundee a thousand in Porterville. It- is a well
$250. Everyone of them we guaradtee for five years, (¿old watch­
tp be seen on the street corner» wait­
Craft, who will reside on the Bolejack during the past twenty-five years and
! one day last week and brought home known fact here in California that no
es from $10 up. The liest niovenuMrts, finest cases.
thousands of others have received a
place near Grand Ronde.
ing for business. D o you ever see : her two little sisters who have been Californian proposes to lie outdone hv
partial preparation for the work of
his neighbor, therefore when one of the
trucks standing idle in Dallas? Not staying with relatives there.
And (let Quick Returns
teaching. Ten of the thirty three county
owners of these large teams hauled to j
OPTICIAN
JEW ELER
superintendents
are graduates, and
Several
Japs
wore
in
th
e#
vicinity
try­
for long surely. Small straws in di­
Porterville abouV 23.000 feet of lumber I
A HARD STRUGGLE.
scores of principals in the towns and
ing
to
hire
out
to
the
prune
men.
Help
at
one
load,
his
ambitious
friends,
the
j
cate the blowing of the wind.
B. G IL D N E R ,
villages claim her as their alma mater,
See
will be scare*, for the primes will have Doty Bros, proposed to beat him, so he |
while hundreds of others are grade £
DALLAS
-
-
OREGON
to be gathered sooner than e x a cte d .
placed upon his wagon50000feet of lum­
Many a Dallas Citizen Finds tbe teachers in the towns and country
ber and proceeded with it to Porterville
OR.
D
A
LL
A
S
ANOTHER MAID GONE.
schools.
With
these
loyal
children
and
where he landed all O. K.. thus having !
Struggle Hard.
Woodmen Attention!
the thousands of friends over the state,
hauled the largest load of lumber that I * * * x * * * * * * * »
the Monmouth Normal look* forward
I The Western Handle Mfg. Co. arc now was ever hauled in the state of Califor­
Miss Ethel Corbin Becomes the purchasing oak butts for ax handles
with confidence to the verdict of the
With a back constantly aching,
nia so far as I have ever heard. This
people at the polls next June, when the
Cash on delivery. Bring in your wood load of lumber was drawn by 12 horses j
With distressing urinary disorders,
W e are now prepared
Bride of Rev, Hollingsworth,
question of its continuance is to be j
1 before the rainy season.
Daily existence is hut a struggle,
weighing about 1200 pounds each. I f .
to
fit
you
up
with
a
submitted through the initiatives.
CHAS. A. HOFF,
S o need to keep it up.
possible! will secure a picture of this
new dinner set
,| f y
1.1 . w Y f i U ' U s . l - . l l S I I S I J. ' . l
Dullas, Oregon.
Yesterday morning at 7 o'clock. Miss
Miss Vivian Bassett, daughter of our
v
.’«::1"P
‘
,
f
a
Mrs.
M.
Custer,
of
436
W
Fifth
street,
l f t f e 'Z f U Corbin, on Ouk .street, be­
Everyone recognizes that Dallas is a
Albany, Ore., says; “ I have had no | former partner as owners of the Item ­
came the happy wife of. Rev. A.. J. go<*d location for a cannery. Read the pleased to know my impression of Cali­
ize^
now residing at Milwaukie, W is­
fornia bv this time, therefore T will add
occasion to use Doan’s Kidijey Pills for
llolling«worth, of Grant* R u s h . The letter, from a man of experience on our
favorably except too much heat and
nearly three years and that fact alone is j consin, is visiting her grandmother,
ceremony wan performed by R v. Cor­ I first page ami lets all get to work on dust,
hut as this is the hot and dry part j
proof of the value of the remedy, At! Mrs. M. A. Tethrow, at Falls City.
bin,
* *
* ’
the proposition.
of the year they tell us we will have
the time I got it at Foshay & Mason’ s i
The pacentaTYasidenco was decorated
something
better
in
that
line
in
the
drug'store I was suffering an acute at­
with rosei and rtniHak. and made a hap­ Don’ t let the baby suffer for eczema, near future.
Respectfully
The law depart­
i sores or tin itching of the skiw. DoanV
tack of kidney complaint, the result of |
py bower for the gladsome event.
T E N T H A N D M O R R IS O N S T R E E T S , P O R T L A N D , O R E G O N
W . R. NEAL.
a cold which settled in my kidneys. It j
The bride looked ibost charming fn a j Ointment gives instant relief, cures
ment of the Uni­
A . P. A R M S T R O N G , L L . B ., P R IN C IP A L
.
ouickly.
Perfectly
safe
for
children.
made
me
so
weak
and
lame
that
1
could
j
gown of white mull with appropriate
versity of Oregon offers
Educates for 9iicces9 in a short time and at small expense, and send9 each stu­
I All druggists sell it.
scarcely move from one place to another.
SPECIAL MEETING OF DADS.
trimming*.
The passages of the kidney secretions | a
splendid opportunity dent to a position as soon as competent. Quality i9 our motto, and reputation for
were so frequent that I got little if any |
for
young men to ac­ borough work brings us over 100 calls per month for office help. Individual in-
The City Council Buy a Rock Crush­
rest at night. I continued using Doan’s
insures rapid progress. We teach the loose leaf, the card index, the
Kulnev Pills until cured, and in March,
< >
quire
a. thorough legal »¿ruction
er for Street Work.
orcher and other modern methods o f bookkeeping. Chartier is our shorthand;
1903. f told the story of my experience
training. All s t u d ents
for publication in our local papers.
isy, rapid, legible. Beautiful catalogue, business forms and penmanship free—
As announced last week the city coun­
Now that the cure has proved permanent.
can be self-supporting as write today. References: any merchant, any bank, any newspaper in Portland.
cil met last Monday night sitting as a
I am fully convinced of the value of
evening classes do not in­
eomittee of the whole to consider the j
Doan’s Kidney Pills and wish every
The patterns are
bids offered for rock crushers and rollers I
sufferer to know it.
all new and the
terfere with their regular
at its regular meeting. The bids on the
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
prices reasonable.
work. Seventeen instruct­
rock crusher were found to range from
cents
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
Come and see for
$1.300 to $2,700 in round numl>ers.
New York, sole agents for the United
y o u r s e 1 f. We
ors
including judges of the
Bids: Two firms, the Indiana Road
States.
are always g l a d
Federal and State courts.
Machine Company, of Fort Wayne, In­
Remember the name— Doans—and
to show our goods
diana and Beall A Company, of Portland, I
take no other.
Library of 10,000 volumes
J submitted bids for furnishing new ma- j
#
open to students For free
j ehinery. The Riersou Machinery Com­
FOR AGENTS— AN OPPORTUNITY
§
pany, of Portland, offered figures on a i
catalogue, address, Walter
second-hand crusher, hut this was not
§
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lilt
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L
D
W
O
litO
A
N
D
IT
S
W
A
T
S
”
II.
Evans,
secretary,
72'.i
considered by the council, as they want­
ed the best obtainable. It was decided
COLLINS HLOCK
..B Y ..
Chamber of Commerce,
to purchase a No. 9 Fort Wayne Steel
*
1’ortland,
crusher, capable of chawing up from 12
DALLAS, - OREGON
&
To let the children so<ak their feet, get
to 20 tons of rook an hour and the price
to lie paid is $1340.75. The bids as sub- I
«
sick and then be soaked by the doctor
j mitted were:
NOW READY FOR SOLICITORS
*
BEALL A CO., OF PORTLAND.
57H Im perial O etuvo pages. Over 200 superb I
who has advanced his fee— or get good
D E N TA L SURCEONS
engravings from p h otn giaph a taken by Mr.
Austin Gyratory, No. 4, 15 to 30 tons.
*
«
Bryan
! f. o. b. Dallas, $2706.02.
Dr. H . L. T o n e y
Shoes and Rubbers from us and protect
Recount» hi* trip around the worltl and b i s :
Aurora. No. 1, on skids, f. o. b. Dallas
Graduate Ann Arlxir, Mielii^an
visits to all nations. The greatest hook of
24-foot elevator, manganese dies, $1.-
travel ever w ritten. The people are w aiting
your children from both kinds of soaks.
I 960.
for it. The agents harvest. O utfit free
Send fiOcents to c ov er m a ilin g and h an dling.
! Aurora, No. 2, on skids, f. o. b. Dal­
las. 30 foot elevator, manganese dies,
T . Donohoe
1 The Tho.npso» Publishing Co., St. Louis, Mo. Dr. S- Graduate
i $2294.36.
Univeiulty of California *
«
No. 15 Western, f. o. b. Dallas $1.825.
No. 10 Western, f. o. b. Dallas, $1,400.
e s / w w » ^ w w v w w s ^ w w v v w I t iffioe, Uglow Bid .
Both Phone». *
every variety of bakery
Austin No. 4. f. o. b. Dallas. $1,650.
ORECON * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
stuff, but especially cake.
Austin, No. 3. f. o. b. Dallas, $1,350.
DALLAS
More in Operation.
What Our County Officials Have Done
Since Our Last Issue.
’PHONES:
W IL L A M E TTE U N IV ER SITY
100 Doses $1
100 Doses $1
When a Man Marries
His Troubles Begin
>
S¿LEM STEAM LAUNDRY
A GOOD WATCH
T I MBER
C. H. MORRIS,
Our
Dinnerware
UIISSI 9 ESS 0 SL
Law
Has
Arrived
I Slaughter oí
Millinery goods
W. H.Roy&Co.
All Ladies’ and Childrens’ trim-
med hats at just one-half retail
-vi: price. W e 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
V*
cent reduction. This includes all
A •
* < >
price goods strictly. Mens’, W om ­
* !f
ens’ and Childrens’ W hite Oxfords.
u These are bargains. Come and get
your share. Many other bargains
V*
will be shown you.
4
D. L. KEYT,
PERRYDALE, OREGON
THE LEADINC B U S I N E S S C O L L E C E
KLK8 BUILDIN G, PORTLAND, OKiXlON',
|4
A ronr*e in onr college mean« tietter work— lietter wage».
terested, write for our latent catalogue.
If you are in­
“ YOUR SALARY D O UBLED ”
It may be the turning point in your rareer.
r H. W. BEHNKE. Pre*.
: fv i
■ ■
I Which is
I
! The Cheaper?
I. M . W A L K E R , Prin.
Wm. Jennings Bryan
China and Notion Store,
Oregon
s
INDIANA ROAD MACH IN K OO.
Fort Wavne No. 9, set up and operat-
! ed. $1279; with manganese dies, $07.75 e x­
tra.
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Tort Wavne, No. 10, set up and opor
a teil, $1.090.
| Tin- qnarrv recently purchased on
I the Boise place i» said to be the best
naterial possible for the improvement
| of streets, and we can in the near fu­
ture look forward to better street«.
The purchaseof a roller w as not agreed
upon, hut probably will lie before long
PORTLAND
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Frida v :
V. P. Fiske and wf, Dallas.
P. E. Robbins, Dallas.
O. Savory, Dallas.
Saturday:
Miss Si. Doughty, Monmouth.
: Sunday:
I). L. Keyt, Perrydale.
I M onday:
Frank Loughary and wf. Mon.
Itertha Collin*.Dallas,
O. M. Rork. Dallas.
Tuesday:
Mr*. G. W. MrMillian, Mon.
Mrs. J. F. Powell, Mon.
J. F. Powell, Mon.
Wednesday:
II. D. Lmsday, Dallas.
K D. Kessler, Monmouth.
M. Grihhle, Monmouth.
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Messers Keralake A White will reopen
the higakating rinfc next Saturday night.
Stock well’s hand will be in attendant'«.
Next week the rink will t»e run on Tues­
day Thursday and SatunUy nights.
People think bakers cannot
make anything but angel’s
food.
W e think we make
CAKE
just as palatable as you
have at home.
Don’t get
mad because we think so.
T ry it.
The Dallas ¡Bakery
Dan Brown, Prop.
J. 6. VANORSDEL A. J. BARHAM
VanOrsdel & Barham
Gaynor’s Shoe Store
| Mr. hop Man!
THE OREGON EIRE REIIEE
ASSOCIATION Of McMINN-
VILLE
saver! the hop growers of Polk coun­
ty $1,100 it) premiums last year.
Have you been insuring in a stock
company? Then, why dont yon in-
«nre in the H o m e M u t u a l Co. ,
this year ami save money? Com mu-
nicatewiUt
W P. D Y K E ,
Of D A L L A S ,
Agent for Polk County
* + + + -M ~ M -+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + -M -+ +
| A New
! line of Extra
+
I fine Groceries
E. BOYD <L SON
• ■• 8 $ t h o
Mn*t have more farm» and city
I'roperty to »ell. We are turning
away men everv day for want of
place« to tint. IVrliap» your*
would. Come and list with n».
We are making up a new li»t t:>
he »ent ea»t. Get in on thia.
Will aril on »mall mm m iwion.
See ua.
I
Corner Grocery
Carry an extra nice line of sta­
ple and fancy groccriea, and a
«iipcrh line of rig r» and tnhnc-
cos. W e pay the highest mar­
ket price for produce. Hell
phone S3, Mutual 314.
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flfCTRICITY fOR LIGHTING IS ONLY EXPENSIVE TO PTOPIE
WHO ART WASTFUl AND CARELESS.
TO YOU, WHO ARE
NATURALLY CAREFUL, IT DOTS NOT COME HIGH.
It is economical because it can be quickly turned off when not needed. With
gas or kerosene there is the temptation to let light burn when not%needed, to
save bother of lighting and adjusting, In some ltomes tlie electric liglit bill
amounts to only about $2 per month. You canproLiablvget some kind of artifi­
cial light for less moneythan electriclighi, but does itsaveyou 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 your meals, but it wouldn't be econ­
omy. It is not so much what you save, but, 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 bnstnfcss.
Willamette Valley Company
E. W. KEARNES,
Manager, Dallas, Oregon.
Office on Mill street, jost n >rth of the eourt house.
rwwwi
Phone«:
Bril, 421, Mutual, 1^97.
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