Polk County itemizer., December 05, 1907, Image 9

M. Hayter, deutlet, Wilson building. 1
Do You
Buy Your Hard­
ware and
Furniture as
Cheaply
as You Should?
Only couplee will skate at the rink to-
night.
Lay in your supply of
coffee, 6 pounds of 25-cent
coffee' for $1 at Crider’s
grocery.
Just arrived—a car of Star
A Star shingles at Crider’s
grocery.
John Roneo was in from Peedee yes- I
terday.
George Gerlinger is buck from Cali­
fornia.
C. L. Hawley was up from McCoy
Monday.
Walter Roy has «old 110 hales of hops
at 7 cents.
Chris Stafrin ia seriously ill
pendicitis.
George Ball was a visitor from Ball-
ston Monday.
School supplies
Stafrin drugstore.
I Crider’s Grocery
•«»
» ■«» e
School supplies of all kinds at the
Statrin drugstore.
«
If you want
something
in that line bet­
ter select
early
» -«V 9 ■ *> b -« .e »
e-a. «
of all ninds
at the
F. K. Hubbard is running a milk wa-
: gon in Falls City.
f
Ned Gerlinger has gone to Chicago.
Mrs. M. M. Dmigan lias been visiting
Dayton friends.
Miss Cecil Blessing is back from quite
j a stay in Portland.
Warren Dunn has been visiting
I friends fn Tillamook.
A. J. Barham has bought two lots of
! Joe Brown in Fir Park.
Miss Ella Carpenter came up from
Portland to 8{>enu Thanksgiving.
Uncle Bill Stump is down from Black
Rock, where he has been working.
Miss Lauren son has gone to Califor-
I nia to spend the winter with her sister.
I
Mrs. C. J. Guy has been taken to a
Portland hospital for medical treatment.
J. L. Brown and wife attended the fu­
neral of a little nephew in Portland last
week.
Mrs. John Stump and son, Darrell, of
Monmouth, visited relatives here Sat­
urday.
There is an advantage in doing Xmas
shopping at an exclusive store
T h e q u a lity of o u r S u its an d O v e rc o a ts
g ive s p a rtic u la r to n e to th is M id ­
w in te r event
Better Qualities. Lower Prices
No W aiting— No Crowding, and
Buying known goods from regular stocks
W e have named below a number of articles to be had here
suitable and appropriate for gifts to relatives or friends. A r ­
ticles of a practical nature that will be used for months or
years always make very welcome gifts. In buying for men,
it is always advisable to make your purchases at a men’s
store, rather than to take chances in buying special holiday
goods.
December has always been a record
month with us, and we hope to eclipse
our previous reco ds during this sale, if
the attraction exerted by low prices and
splendid values will accomplish that end.
Our superb line of Sincerity Overcoats
and Suits is now placed at your disposal
at about one-fifth less than their estab­
lished prices. Wnile these reductions are
most decisive at this time of the year, we
are only following our established rule to
diminish our stock as early as possible to
avoid the chance of being forced to carry-
goods over into another season.
Wanted— A timber claim relinquish­
ment from the owner. Address P. O.
School supplies of all kinds at the Box 88.
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Dr. H. L. Toney and Dr. S. T. Dono- Stafrin drugstore.
Aside from suits and overcoats there is a great variety of
Frank
Morrison
and
family
and
Chas.
hoe, dentists. Uglow building.
L. D. Brown for abstracts. Notary Campliell have gone over to their Rock
small-priced articles ranging from 25 cents to $5.00 that will
Roscoe Ballantyne has been visiting public, typewriting.
Creek homes.
solve that perplexing problem of what to buy. You will find
his sister, Mrs. L. Hadley, in Dayton.
Miss Nola Coad has been visiting Miss
We are pleased to note the steady im­
it an advantage, also, to shop where there is no crowding of
Edward Bell, aged 4.) years, died in ; Bulah Myers it Salem.
provement of Miss Julia Nunn, who has
Salem Monday, and was buried at Beth-| Ml. an(1 Mrs. M D. Coulter spent been ill so long.
aisles, nor long waits. W e submit a list of articles as
el yesterday.
| Thanksgiving in Portland.
Remem'»er the dance next Saturday
On account of the holidays there was | ,
8 Smith one of ollr former H,)er night. Everyone invited and a good
again no meeting ot the city council last jffg jg up for n’myi>r of Marghfiel(1.
time is assured.
Monthly evening.
Dick Madison has a new electric sign
Miss
Hilda
Clarkti.
of
She
idan
was
j
Frank Collins and wife left yesterday
in front of his place of business, adver­
kMleHt of Miss Ollie Coulter last tising Weinhardt beer.
for Ashland, where they will liv< dur- the
week.
ing the winter.
Blanch Viets died at Rickreall on No­
It. II. Ruddick has returned from the
Chas. E. ( ’ole has sold to Cora V.
city, where lie has been at work for vember 30th. aged 30 years, and was
Tuft an acre of land in the southeast­ several months.
buried at Salem Monday.
ern part of town for $500.
All kinds of poultry and poultry sup­
W e get our crosswalks cleaned now by
Miss Lizzie Hayes, of Salem, has hobos who invade the city and run up plies are handled by W. S. Simpson &
been visiting her brother, Mr. Char­
Son at the Moore feed store.
against the chief of police.
lie Hayes, of our new furniture firm.
It is not the common people who are
Janitor Woods is greatly ' improving
The ladies of the W. C. T U. will
hoarding the money, so much as it is
the
appearance
of
our
court
house
lawn
meet at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.
by raking up the leaves that the old oak the bankers ami the stock gamblers.
J. S. Stowe on Tuesday, Deceml>er 10th. ha? shed.
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Ike Manning, a former editor of t ie
Will Hubbard has started a new
We welcome new corres|»ondents this Salem Statesman, has l>een appointed
transfer business. He has a one horse
week from Rickreall, Perrvdale and P i­ U. S. consul at Cartagina, Columbia.
tl’ay and it will undoubtedly do a good oneer. We want every locality in Polk
County Superintendent R. F. Robin­
business.
county represented.
son and wife have been up from Port1 I
Fred Wagner will open an agricultur­
hind
visiting the latter’s mother, Mrs. I
Mrs. Fennell, of Independence, arriv­
al, implement house and general repair
ed Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving M. E. Hallock.
shop in his building east of the skating with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mul-
There will be dances at the Woodman !
rink January 2nd.
key.— Philomath Review
hall every Saturday night, Stock well’s
Stops itching instantly. Cures piles,
band
using the alternate nights from the
Dr. Brougher. of the White Temple
eczema,salt rheumatism, tetter, itch, at Portland, delivered an address at the Carnation Club.
hives, herpes, scabies— Doan’sOiument. Evangelical church Friday evening that
Notice the change in Jeweler Harris’
At any drug store.
was much enjoyed by a laage audience. big ad on the first page. You can get
The Cement walk in front of the ice The doctor is a very entertaining talk­ some awful big reductions in everything
factory should at once be laid, as it er.
in his line during December.
makes a hiatus in that business block
Eugene Bverlev has a force of car­
Our school children sent Ofi quarts of j
unsightly, inconvenient and precarious. penters laying his new hardwood how­
Store open every evening untii Xmas---Plenty
Gifts that men like come from a store
canned fruil, 18 glasses of jelly and lot? |
W. E. Kearns has purchased a half ling alley in the rooms just vacated by of apples and vegetables to the Bovs
of room--No waiting
patronized
by
men
block of lots in East Dallas of Miss C >- the Adams Furniture company. Mr. and Girls Aid society hi Portland.
ra Tuft through the agency of Barnnam Bverlev hopes to he ready for business
Mr. Harris has overstocked himself j
& Winslow, and will put a fine residence by Saturday night.
for hisChristinastrade in the jewelry line !
thereon.
J. B. Nunn, Esq., of Dallas, the hor­ and must dispose of his goods. Go and j ^
With December well advanced ye edit­ ticultural inspector for Polk county, see what prices he can quote you.
I
or's gr ape vines are still well loaded with came down last Tuesday to spend a
The Itemizer in the fir«t anil probably : £
H» » « ■ « « —
frutt of even better flavor than curlier day or two here an\l for a short visit the only paper in Polk county to give
in the season. Can even California to the Price orchard at Dundee.—Mc­ the president's message in full. If you
Minnville Reporter.
beat this.
School supplies of all kinds at the
Polk county’s jail is empty.
want the news, take the Itemizer.
& £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ «
Stafrin drugstore.
Articles of incorporation have been j
For any of the ordinary diseases of
Mrs. Will Hinshaw’s mother died in
The road to Ellendale will lie put in
filed
in
the
office
of
secretary
of
state
as
the skin Chamberlain’s Salve is excel­
The Gerlinger mill did not run Tues­
Portland
yesterday.
good
shape
next
spring,
the
farmers
out
lent. It not onlv allays the itching and follows: Buena Vista Hop company, that way having offererl to furnish the
day owing to a scarcity of logs. When
Dave Grant has moved his family to they chew up from 10 to 12 carloads a
smarting but effects cure. For sale by principal office Salem; capital stock, teams if the city will give them the rock.
$15000; incorporators, Russell Ca lin,
Dallas from Falls City.
Stafrin Drug Co.
day, it keeps the logging crew rustling
James R. Linn and Percy V. Cotter.
Mr. Wells, of Bdlingham. Washing­
I). A. Madison ami Doc Lacey were t«) keep up.
For a mild easy action of the bowels,
ton,
has
purchased
Mr.
Aufdermauer’s
The Entra Nous club, composed of
Salem visitors yesterday.
a single dose of Doan’s Regulets is
ranch out in the Pioneer settlement
enough. Treatment cures habitual con­ voting ladies, had a most pleasant meet­ and lek Tuesday to bring his family
Roy Beery has resigned his position
stipation. 25 cents a l>ox. Ask your ing last Tuesday week at the home of here.
as brakeman on the motor line.
Now is the time while your suits are
Mr. ami Mrs. Ross Ellis. Games and
druggist for them.
other amusements were indulged in, and
R E. Williams has purchased for the
Fritz Rennie had a stick of wood to new to get your photographs ready for
“ Dr. Thomas’ Electric Oil is the best the evening was gone before they hardly London market the 136 hales of hops of
fall on his head the other day and cu t! Christmas. Your family groups and
remedy for that often fatal disease— knew it.
j babes. If you want your friends to know
I. F. Yoakum, the 75 bales of George |uite a gash.
croup. lias been used with success in
you really appreciate them, remember
Mr. R. R. Wood, wife and son left Gates and 118 hales of Mr. Berry on
our family for eight vears.” — Mrs. L.
them with a fine photograph.
The
streets
in
town
are
much
worse
Gooseneck.
Thursday
for
near
San
Francisco,
wher'e
Whiteacre, Buffalo, N. Y.
T. J. C H ERKINO TO N.
than the county roads. Most of the D12
The Greatest
he will take charge of an olive orchard
The jurors summoned to apjiear here roads are excellent, for winter.
Mrs. Ella J. Metzger announces to the belonging to his uncle. Mr. and Mrs Monday for circuit i-ourt came in on
Profits are in
ladies of Dallas and vicinity that Mrs. B. C. Wood left Monday for either time from all over the county, but as
Doc. Miller has sold his farm to Rev.
Smith, her trimmer, will be in the store Newberg nr Sj>oknne, they are not vJt the judge did not turn up, returned to
Ladow, of Monmouth, ami bought the
«»iily until Saturday. December 7th> certain which.
their respective homes.
J. E. Huggins place at Falls City.
This is positively her last week.
Gotleib Stumpp brought us in a quart
T H E S U P E R IO R
,v ..
T O M R E IL
The telephone pole by E. V. Dalton’s
H. E. Butz still has his crop of prunes.
Notice the new advertisement of Hall of blac klierrv cordial the other day. fell down yesterday, having rotted off.
Hatched by
Q U A L IT IE S OF
P rop rietor
& Hayes on our fourth page. Those made by hiin«elf. It smells awful good, A little more to ihe north and it would He sold to La Sell« Bros., but they had
aqwe » »
not
been
shipped,
for
which
he
can
con-
j
gentlemen have a stock of furniture but as we have been riding on the wat­ have hit the house. Maybe there are
ha^d to heat anywhere, and you will find er wagon for some weeks, we will have are other poles in a like dangerous con rider himself lucky. S. P. Kimball had
delivered ami received his money before
them obliging and courteous to deal with. to let it go and keep it for-strictly me­ d it ion.
'O hhh P
the failure occurred.
I make and repair umbrellas and dicinal purposes.
While on The Flyer Mondav after­
have new ones for sale. You can de­
In remitting for the Itemizer another
n g
“ The self-regulating kind
pend on my makes being solid of con­ vear Jonathan Sears says the Hillsboro I noon bound for Newberg B. C Wood
N E W T O -D A Y
was
hit over the head with a bottle by
f That hatch while«you sleep”
struction and to wear well. Electric farmer with a herd of Jersey cows and
are the men who have
•j.
C
'.ll<
*4
.
N
tB
,
Non
A.
M.
Trent,
both
of
Dallas.
Quite
a
linai
am
i
Com
m
ercial
I
flash lights on sale.—C. Rinser, the gun­ red head headed girls is O. K., but that |
Kdncati'in In nlfbrrc net*. IncItnCtitf ola»»- I
put them to the hard,
gash
was
cut.
The
parties
had
trouble
•■a, acl r.c«. mstl.cmatli-M. etc., idt
n
el...
*
-----FU
LL L IN E A T -----
|
on
the*
smith.
Advertising muter thin head } cent »
est te jti in the rough­
on-lnti
with other business it i« dull, and he here some weeks ago.
that J.a* won » r<>atc«t »m ow— for our 1
each insertion
■'«•nilwiiMn. \\ o help hot« who cannot
est weather
The old packing house located back hopes the governor will soon let up on
' r “ Li1,*.
o»roof
Get the original
The state railroad commission ha*
i „ . ,. I J V ll k ’ a * t o . . ' 1 y j or
f-«Ftlct! nra ar>l
«-afa»*»*. |
of the old Castle
Haldeman meat the holiday business.
Tower's Fish Brand
..M K fJM lU SC . ■ l . » m . DHE 001 ! I
market, has been purchased bv Henry
We can give you clubbing rates with turned down the proposition to give th«* i;OK8ale -One good dark hay gelding, weight
made since 1836
«a
lino or better. Hound. Will work or drive
Gorke and moved to his lots in East nearly every publication in America, people of Silver better depot facilities.
utalos r « r roA me Ainma
or double. Good top buggy and ringle
DALLAS.
Dallas where he will use it for the and cheaper than anvone. Here is our The business of the station has fallen ringle
harnea».
All
goes
eheap.
Harham
A
Wiim-
k
J
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O
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C
W
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same purpose.
great family offer: ftuceens Magazine. off in the past five years and the people low. Mutual phone 1210. Da I lax. Ore.
tf
Hend for catalog.
of Wells, two miles from there, have in
One of Milt Grant’s horses took a no­ $1 ; Review of Reviews $3: Woman’s a petition for a station.
tion to run away Saturday evening and Home Companion $1 ; total, $5. We
P. Gibson has2.000 flue 1-year old gooseber- |
ry plants for aale. Addreae Salem No. 2.
coine loping down Mill street. Some­ will give you the three for $3.fi0.
One hundred maskers turned out at
KLKCTKIC LIOHTO
Phone Farmer« 1*5.
W2 ,
one caught a rein, causing it to butt its
Falls
City’s
masquerade
on
Thanksgiv­
Nothing is certain in this life except
NEW rURVlTt lCK
head into a telephone pole and the ex­ death. Everything is chance in coin- ing, a number going from Dallas. Mrs.
. ----------
ELEOANT ROOMS
citement was over.
commercial life. But the best chance Maggie Talbott ami L. Talbott and L.
AK wood for tale by Ray How«*. Dalla»,
BATHS IN CONNECTION
F
r
e
d
J.
W a g n e r , D a lla s
bft 1
Rich won the prizes. A supper was 0
Heavy impure blood makes a mnddv to secure fortune for small money is in served at the Tavern and Stockwell’s
mining.
Write
the
Lee
Comstock
Min
fw
pimplv complexion, headaches, nausea,
orchestra furnished the music.
On January 2nd, I will open in my
on registered Cota.wold aheep for aale by H. I».
indigestion, Thin blo«»d makes von ing Company, PostoffW* Box 258. Rh vo- I
lite,
Nevada,
for
the
chance
of
a
lifetime
IW :
building, a half block east of the skating
weak, pale, sicklv. Burdock Blond Bit­
We are agents for the Western Sales “ J Strffy. Dalla».
ftnk, an agricultural implement house
ters makes the blood rich, red, pure—
Jack Hall, an old time Benton citizen - Book company, with offices in Portland,
ami
geoerui repair shop. Will lie pleased
restores j»erfect health.
wbo has drifted into Polk to reside, and and who get out the best sales books COR Sal«- A good two acated ha»*k, mower
II. FUOITT, Proprietor
to see all my old customers ami assure
who is supposed to I k * the cause of the manufactured. When you want any­ * and rake. a«*t of double driving harneaa,
j them the liest of treatment and prices
The Stafrin Drug store is acknowl- panic, arrive«! yesterday, accompanied thing of the kind, coin«* and see our Hid a few Mack« of clean vetch ae«*d by J. L. Day. !
.u r n
Dii
| that will suit.
j edged to be one of the best drug dispen­ by Mrs. Hall, to eat Thanksgiving tur­ -ampies and give your order to a home Rickreall.
saries in the state. They carry a large key at. the Harley Hall home. What of concern. Do not send away for anything
A Strictty Modern Hotel
and varied assoitment of everything the man who lives in Polk, but has to of the kind.
hor«e came to my place Dei*emlx»r 2nd.
\ rirnv
first (I«« Bar in (onnwlmn
u;?ed in the modern practice of medicine. come to Benton to est turkey?—Corval­
Owner can have «am e by callin g on me,
barge* ~ and proving ^ property. “
| and their mixologist is as skilled at his lis Times.
j Stock well's orchestra will give a dance naylng kSfl
Planter
trade as it is possible to he. Prescrip­
i at the Woodman hall next Sftordav
FALLS C ITV , OREGON
At their meeting Mondav evening th * i night. From 7 o’clock until 9 Prof,
tions accurately and carefully com pound­
K. P. lodge of this citv elected the fol­ j Raymond will give lessons in the two C O R Sale nr to trad«* for nannie gout«, 1« head
ed.
lowing officers for
the
ensuing
term:
BETW EEN LOW PKICE8 AND HIGH
. v n n . f a i. ii *tep, wall* and three stem making a I o f Militate. In qu ire o f O. R. Taylor, Am ity,
that the l»e*t and cheap-
State of Ohio, city of Toledo. Lucs* Co. C . . f . ( C . Coad ; V C., Dr L. A. Boll- ii(ecja|ty of the latter. The price for
QUALITY
est wooil you can U iy is
Frank J. Chenev make- oath that he 1 man ; p M atev F. 1 Brick«*r ; ^ M. »V JF dancing will be M renta, to comm
| in grocer!** J » « would nnreljr chooM
commence
the block wood from the
i® senior partner of the firm of F, J. H. Mu-cott; M. A.. A. P. Starr;
M E.f *t 9 o’clock.
x, i i|U.ility. But if von trade here you don’t
*
COR H\LK Marshall, W ilson and S harpie««
Wi l l ;i mi
V a lla j
Cheney \ Co., doingbnrines? in the c*»tv G. N. Cherrington; U. R. V.
(\ D.
(. Iiitw t<> elhHiee, for yon ||«t a coinbina-
* Mtrawl»erry pianti* by J.J . Reanoner, Dallas,
thin of both.
Idtmlier Co.’s sawmill?«
of Toledo, county and state aforesaid, Uhorj>ening; I. G., Clif. John/on ; O. <»..
Because it is cut from big
and that said Ann will pay the snrrtof Geo. Nessling; trustee for thr«*e vears.
|f|
Q
U A L IT Y GRtH’ K R IK « A T Q U A L IT Y
timber, therefor i* su­
TEA
one hundred dollar* for each and every W II. Roy.
apple«, any kind,
PRICES
II’
perior to second -growth
rase of catarrh that cannot l»e cure«I hy
the prune seanon
'
▼
for
drying,
a«
• make this store the favorite among
A Gross, who came down from Inde­
There's plenty of hum­
fir. L«*ave your order
Hall’ « Cattarh Cure. Frank J. Chenev.
»ver -O. H f’obb A Non. Dallas.
women
who
know
grocery values as well
at Webeter’s confection­
Sworn to before me and subscrib­ pendence four or five weeks ago to show
i as we do. By dealing here you caa aave
b u g in tea; not one ounce
ery
store,
or
call
Mu­
ed fn tnv pr«*sen«« this__Rth «lay .»f ►ur merchants how to sell dry good",
\ few go At« for M lc r ten head o f nantiie« and
i money without sacrificing quality in the
r v < - m W a : n IW t.. A W. Olrawm. I -lepartwl for hi« homr 1a»t Pnnday In ■
tual phone No. 1407
» flV«? o f wctn*»r« -John M artin, Dallas, or
M o to r L in e P o u ltry F a rm
j slightest degree. That* real economy.
in a ton Schilling's Best
Notarr PuML . Hallo t '»t «r 'h Ctirr is [ '<»'1 Initfnio- H r Haim« bn di<l a j*ool
Mutualphone 5Ó4 Pioneer
2
ft
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THE
A
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taken intornallv, *n<l act« Hircctlv on '" » » in « * while here aivl onlv left lw-
Ote.
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Rlchreall
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aaoncjr
if
roe
dos
t
If
our
grocer
k
turns
ro
E. B O Y D & SO M
the hloo^ an.l m o o n , «nrfac «
j eanw hi« bueiiie* at Independence nee I
kkt u. •« par btm
ll/R think we have the l»est dryer in the«*onn-
Breeder niwl Im porter o f O. J C. swine:
svstero. Testimonial? sent free. F. J ed his attention. His m*«le of ad rer- I
alno *. C. W hite I * *
^
t rr. « o d ar*» ready mow to receive prim«*«, yonug »lock for
- . a t th a ..
tiffing
attracted
large
rrowils
to
hia
store
.
Marred Rocks. M K
A C o . , H id ed o , O . S o ld
by (
for which we w ill eith er pay » ash o r dry <»■ iba horaa. Blarh M
went away emp i
«haiaa. A f e w p r a a s d n i M h s v rw M r i * ha
all drngyiet* 7E cent*. Take H all’s i and few of
1W « 0 « W I M « « « W « W « « « W (
r«a4j
«Mfcas -O. It. Cahh 4
1
C o m e r C ro carv
r .m O , FtUala.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Keyes,
in Lallan, November 30th, a son.
Our Holiday goods in
the furniture line have
been arriving for some
time and are now being
put on our floor
The kind of clothes you ap­
preciate being able to get at
less than established prices
Miss Edith West has returned to her
j Tacoma home.
I
Our goods are
all New and the
assortment is as
complete as can
be Found in the
city
REDUCTIONS
£
with ap­
Chas Cole and wife will soon move te
• California.
DALLAS, OREGON
We do not mean
by this that you
should buy < as
cheap an article
DOINGS IN THE TOWN.
as you can get.
Its not economy Comings and Goings of Citizens of Dal*
las and their Friends.
We do mean
Do you
Buy Good Goods
at the
Right Price
If you are not
satisfied with t he
prices you have
been paying why
not see us when
you are again in
the market?
DECEMBER
«äß fcfV
Common Sense and Appropriate Gifts
Suit of Clothes
Beautiful Cravenette Overcoat
A Swell Hat
Handsome Smoking Jackets or
House Coats
fancy Vests or Waist Coats
Suspenders, high grade in beau­
tiful designs
Neckties, new designs and col­
orings
Silk * " , , r
The Uglow Clothing House
The Sincerity Clothes Shop
LEADERS I I MEN'S CLOTHING INC FUNNISNINS G 333 S
Uglow
Clothing House
THE NEW BARBER SHOP
Photographs.
THE MEN WHO KNOW
is the place to get
your barber work
done.............
Fine Hair Cutting
and the best face
lotions in the city.
Call and see.
Early
Hardware,
Furniture, Plumbing
Carpets. Rugs,
Paints,
Oils and Glass,
Stoves. Ranges and
W all Paper
Spring Broilers
Petaluma Incubators
and Brooders
SLICKERS. SUITS
AN D HATS
Iff SMITH’S CYClfRY
Implement House and
GUY BROS.
& DALTON
Start Early!
The
Tavern
General Repair
Shop
Do You Know
Bowman Bros.