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Kidney Trouble Makes You
Dissolution Sale
SALE
NOW
ON
R. Jacobson, the Pioneer Merchant of Yamhill County, after a successful ca­
reer of 40 years in the mercantile business, of which nearly 30 years has been
spent in this county, has fully decided to retire and spend his remaining years
with his family. Whether the business is to be continued by the junior mem­
ber of the firm or “ Sold Out” to outside parties, the Entire Stock has to be re­
duced to a limited amount. The merchandise, former treatment and prices,
have installed a confidence in the people which cannot be shaken. To this end
we offer prices which cannot be duplicated and which it is your duty to mvesti-
ate. Checks on hanks and clearing-house certificates taken same as cash.
lon’t wait until the last minute and expect to find a full assortment, as the
stock will move out very rapidly.
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$ 6 5 ,0 0 0 worth of First-class Merchandise
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Is now offered to the public at prices unheard of before on the West Side
R. J A C O B S O N & C O ..
UNDER TH E BIG CLOCK.
WITH A LAME BACK ?
RETIRING AN G
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Miserable.
Almozt everybody who reads the news-
papers
to know of the wonderful
cures made by Dr.
Kilmer’s Swamp-Root,
tnc vreat kidney, liver
i bladder remedy,
t Is the great medi-
1 triumph of the nine-
i teenth century dis-
, covered after years of
, scientific research by
i Dr. Kilmer, the emi­
nent kidney and blad­
der specialist, and is
wonderfully successful in promptly curing
lame back, kidney, bladder, uric acid trou­
bles and Bright's Disease, which is the worst
form of kidney trouble.
Dr. Kilmer’s S w a m p -R o o t is not rec­
ommended for everything but if you have kid­
ney, liver or bladder trouble it will be found
Just the remedy you need. It has been tested
in so many ways, in hospital work, in private
practice, among the helpless too poor to pur­
chase relief and has proved so successful in
every case that a special arrangement has
i been made by which all readers of this paper
who have not already tried it, may have a
sample bottle sent free by mail, also a book
telling more about Swamp-Root and how to
find out if you have kidney or bladder trouble.
I When writing mention reading this generous
| offer in this paper and
send your address to
Dr. Kilmer & Co..Bing­
hamton, N. Y.
The
i regular fifty cent and Homo of flwamp-noot.
! dollar sizes are sold by all good druggists.
Do not m ake any m istake, but re­
m em ber the nam e, S w a m p -R oot, Dr
K ilm er’ s S w a m p -R oot, and the address
in g h a m p ton , N. Y . on ev ery b ottle.
M usical instrum ents at S ta frin ’s.
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Dr. 8 tar buck goes to Salem in the
morning.
T h e Item izer sin cerely h o p e , h im !
Kineet line o f toilet cases in the city
j fon d ly believes th a t th ere w ill be n o at Htafrin’s.
THE POLK COUNTY ITEMIZER.
S '
Item izer, on e year in a d v a n c e ....................................
W ith W eekly Oregonian or Sem i-w eekly Journal.
W ith Oregon W o o d m a n ...................... ..........................
'PHONES: »” '1
Day in and day out there is that feeling
of weakness that makes a burden of itself.
Food does not strengthen.
Sleep does not refresh.
It is nard to do, hard to bear, what
should be easy,—vitality is on the ebb, and
the whole system suffers.
For this condition take
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
It vitalizes the blood and gives vigor and
tone to all the organs and functions.
In usual liquid form or in chocolated
tablets known as S a r s a t a b s . 1(H) doses $1.
A n u m b er of th e defenders of the
nation al h on or, w h o was
ho
v o c ife ro u s
in 189ft, are now try in g to keep o u t of
jail o r get o u t.
In 189ft with a |H'r capita, c ir c u la ­
tio n of $22 th e repu bli an org a n s in ­
sisted th a t th ere was p len ty of m on ey ,
the o n ly th in g la c k in g bein g “ c o n fi­
d e n c e .” W ith a i>er ca p ita c ir c u la ­
tion of $34 today th ey are in sistin g
on an asset c u rren cy in order to p ro­
vide
nv ney
for
em erg en cies.
H ave
th ey , th en , lost c o n fid e n c e ? — C o m o n ­
er.
A t the grange m e e tin g n e x t S a tu r­
d a y will l#e taken u p
th e
m atter
of
h o ld in g a fa rm er'» in stitu te ,
su ch
as
was proposed by Mr.
i.i a
re­
c e n t issue o f the
Brow n
Item izer.
T h ere is
hardly an y q u estion bu t wliat the m a t­
ter will be favorably received by our
gran g e m em bers, and a
d ate
set for
OAKDALE.
on account of
John M ocom ber is cutting
hiH father.
w ood
for
th e h old in g.
O ur progressive fa n n ers
Look o u t for us at the basket ball
are lesirious o f im b ib in g all the k n o w ­ gam e Friday night.
ledge ab ou t the b etter c o n d u c t o f m a t­
Mr. Dickenson has bought and m oved
ter* p ertain in g t o th eir v o ca tio n th at into Ihe Seifarth place.
there is g o in g , and in no
way
is it to
be so q u ick ly an d th o ro u g h ly acquired
J. D. and J. W . R obinson and Cephas
Nelson have bought the Stapleton place.
Vick Bn*s., o f Falls City, have iMuight
m e n tio n ­ considerable tim ber around here and
ed . Men w h o are m a k in g fa rm in g a will locate their m ill on John Farley’ s
con sta n t stu d y an d ex p e rim e n t will place in the spring.
Everylxxly in this neighborhood is
be present, if requested, and lie ready
well pleased with Ed Plaster as road
to im part th e k n ow ledg e they have
supervisor and we are praying for the
gained. N ot o n ly w ou ld lectu res from coun ty court to reappoint him .
these parties prove ben eficial, bu t the
W illis Sim onton is sorely afflict ed
e x ch a n g e o f ideas a m o n g the farm ers with rheum atism .
alon e w ould well repay for the h old in g
Born, D ecem ber 11th, to the wife of
o f a m eetin g. A t su ch a m eetin g we W m , Garner, a boy .
h op e to see the ca n n e ry qu estion
W e can always make good on any
Itonsting tiie Item izer may do.
b rou g h t up and plans form u lated.
as at a m eetin g o f th e kind
After
Attack of Measles.
Cold Storage
Meat Market
E lm er Darter, a y ou n g man of som e
18 years of age, passed away at the
D A L L A S , OREGON
hom e o f his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dar­
A ll kind s o f m eats, in clu d in g
ter, in South Dallas last M onday, and
fish and p o u ltry .
S a tisfa c­
was laid to rest in the old cem etery yes­
tion v ilsra n teed .
terday afternoon . A bout a m onth ag«»|
the y ou n g man suffered an attack of
measles, ami it d eveloped into quick |
consu m ption , llis parents are recent
arrivals in Oregon from O klohm na, h av­
ing this fall purchased a portion of the j
Dallas, Oregon.
Newton H arris place and erected a com ­ R .C . G R A V E N
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Prerid« t
fortable hom e there. Besid»*s his fnther ( W. G. V A SSA L L
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Ca«hIre
m rkcto rs :
and m other E lm er Darter leaves sever­
N.
L.
Butler,
R.
C.
Craven,
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L.
Keyt
al brothers ami sisters t o m ourn his tak­
M. M. Ellis, W . G . Vassall.
ing off. He was a you n g man of excel-
This hank is pleased to place at the
| lent character, ami had m any friends
disposal o f its custom ers the facilities
i d uring his short residence in our midst, gained during many years of continnou*
j who will feel his loss sorely. T he af service and grow th.
i flicted family have the sym pathy of all
our towns people in this their tim e of
sorrow and sad l»ereavement.
DALLAS CITY BANK
GlowingHeat
From Every Ounce ofFueL
W h e n the m ercury d rop s out o l sight, and
you just c a n 't keep the hou se w arm , y o u ’ ll
it w on deriu lly convenien t
to use a
SUNNYSLOPF.
PERFECTION
Oil H eater
Mr. John C am eron is verv ill at this
i writing.
Mr. W illiam Herren visited the conn-
J tv seat, Tuesday.
Lee Clarke and ('la u d
the capital this week.
(E q u ip p e d w i t h S m o k e le s s D e v ic e )
It’s very light— carry it about— heat any cold
room. Turn the wick high or low— no
(Unger— no tmokr— no smell. Easily cared
lor and gives nine hours ol
cozy comlorl at one lilting ol
brass lont.
Finished
nickel and japan.
Every
heater warranted.
The
Z&xyöLa. mp
mt It g It I i
Made el Kran, nkkri,
ni
Every 1
r the Ray* Lamp a
Mr. Herman W tinder and wife visited
Mr. R. M Bosley, Sunday.
Mr. John H oker, of Sinslaw, is visit­
ing Mr* Sullivan and fam ily.
Mis« Je«*ie W ells, of Portland, has
been visiting Miss M aggie Herren.
Mr. George Sullivan and fam ily vis-
| ited Mrs. Clarke and fa m ily , Sunday.
Mr W allace T uttle and w ife, of In d e ­
pendence, visited Mr. W m . Herren and
j fam ily Sunday.
Oil
Ow ing to unexpected calls hy adver-
tiser* this wi*ek after ou r supplem ent
was printed, we are not giving as m uch
! local new s as usual ami w ill have to
leave the prim s offered fo* the chicken
i show until next week.
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S T A N D A R D O IL COM PANY
<Inc*rp«rat«4)
Sevier visited
Rev W . Elkins is now a resident o f
, C ottage G rove.
r |>y *— w w 'l lire
Marriage Licenses.
Earl Crook and Pearl C alkins.
HOLIDAYS TO CLOSE.
A
G overnor Cham berlain has definitely
announced that the holidays will close
this week, unless som eth ing now en tir­
ely nnforseen com es u p to cause their
extension. On next M onday the cou n ty
court house will again be a place of un-1
wonted activity, T he work which has
been piling up on the coun ty offlei i I h
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during the period of rest will have to be j
attended to on the ju m p , in order to
catch up with the volum e o f delayed
court business at an early a date as pos­
sible. The coun ty court will meet in
adjourned session on M onday in order
to audit and allow the num erous bills
that have piled up since the 18th of <>c- i
tober, and again allow th e c o u n ty ’s of- I
fleers to draw their stipends, for w hich
all of them will he duly thankful
P ro­
bate court business has also piled up
to a considerable extent, and Judge
Coad will find his tim e fully occupied
for a tim e at least in getting the various
matters again straightened out and or- \
der of business proceeding as before. {
The Circuit Court.
NORTH DALLAS.
FRANK GLOVER
lind
E Builey et ux to W illiam Branch-
flower, SO a cre, in t 6 1 , r 4 w ♦ 1760
Margaret V tlayter to Peter W all
10 acre«, t 7 s, r 5 w ....................
201
I Clara W agner Reiil ami hil to F
W agner, lot in Dallas
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Etta Hall and hd to G eorgia H
Chapm an, land in Dallas ........
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S R Kennedy et ux to M I Knight
30 acres, t 7 s, r 5 w
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2700
J M Dongan to Asher C oovert et
als lot in D allas............................
110
A S h u lt/ et ux to Moses M aneton
lots in Dallas ............................
$ :too
J M Dongan to H M Laurence lots
in D a l l a s ........................................
450
Allen O Dubree et ux to J L
W h e elereta l, 5 6 acres 1 8 s , r 6 w
Clerk Sm ith yesterday heard from
Judge Burnett outlinin g the status of af-
fairs in that court and offering a solu -
tion. Som e tim e ago G overn or C ham -
th e m etrop olis caused all th e trou ble,
Barnhart has a bad boil on bis
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hand, ami is laid off from cutting meat, bcrlain announced to the judges and
and if an v m ore failures happen, it
others interested that the holidays w ould
• it
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U ncle Frank C ollins is now at Grants continue during last week. He had
h 11"
he these co n ce rn s.
There ]-„„ h
kuvh he is sleeping like when
proclaim ed M onday, Tuesday and W ed-
w s really n o n ecessity for the h o li. he was a boy.
nesday as holidays, but ow in g to the
days, hut P ortla n d gam bler* d elu d ed j Moss W alker, the popular chef at the press of other business forgot to make
Thursday, Friday and Saturday also
o u r g ov ern or in to the l»elief th a t there \ Hotel W alker, Falls City, was down
Tuesday evening for a gam e of hearts— ! holidays and this has caused som e
serious com plications
to arise. The
was, and be looked at it from th e ir , at the club.
iue ‘ in D ecem ber had adjourned
courts due
v iew p oin t,
B yerlev’« bow lin g alley opened yes ter- j to the first day after the holidays were
day, and is doing a land office business. | stopped, and not know ing that last
A ll prospects now lead on e to the | It is located in the building adjoining j Thursday was such failed to be present
| and convene court. T his failure annul-
belief th a t our p ou ltry show to be the grocery store of Sim onton it Scott.
Dr. Starbuck perform ed
i:«i an operation
wjiouniui, i ed
. the Decem ber term and laid all bus-
held im m ed ia tely fo llo w in g C hristm as
on Mrs. L V. R on d ell, of North I » ilia« m0B8 over unti the M ay term . .1 udge
will be on e of the liest e x h ib itio n s of j last W ednesday.
The operation was J Burnett offers this solution, that he call
fine sfioek ever, held in th e valley. Tly* j entirely successful and Mrs. Jtundell is 1 a special term of both departm ents to
convene on January 20th, and this will
c o m m itte e is w ork in g d ay and n ig h t j now im proving.
in all prohality be done. It involves,
to m ake it su ch , and are r e c e iv in g . Miss Jessie W iseman left on T he Fly- | how ever, the nam ing o f e\er case for
, er tl.is afternoon for Seattle, where she I which the special term is called, and
en co u ra g e m e n t from o e r y p ossible j w ill
C'liri.tmaH hi » ! have a family the clerk will today furnish the judge
sou rce, in m any in stan ces from qu ar- reunion with her four sisters, som e of ; a transcript of all cases in w hich papers
ters where it was n o t at all expected. whom she has not m et for many years, have been regularly filed on the docket.
■ ■■■— I so that Mr Burnett may be properly
In a fin an cial way th ey have also
advised. T he call for the jurors on the
d-m e m u ch better than th ey th o u g h t
16th will now be of no use. This lapse
of
the govern or’ s has also caused trou­
p ossible, and th a t s o m e tim e vexatiou s
ble with the equalization board, as no
p roblem is now e n tir e ly elim in ated
assessments can now be altered. No
blame can hardly be laid at an yone’s
from th eir cares, so gen erou s have
door in the m atter, hut it will prove a
l>een th e d o n a tio n * from th e business
grievous tangle in many instances for
m en an d tlm -e interested .
It will be
unravelm ent. Judge
Butler thinks it
will probably work out for the good of
a g ood t h in g for th e ad v an cem en t of
all. how ever, as it m ay result in the
Your grocer returns your money if you don't
the c h ic k e n in d u stry in Polk co u n ty .
abolishm ent of our old fogy way of h old ­
like Schilliug'K la s t : we pay him
T h e sto ck on e x h ib itio n w ill all he
ing a term o f circuit cou rt every six
m onths and give a circuit judge for e v ­
tirstclas*, and th ere will I k * hits of it.
ery coun ty with m onthly sessions and a
T h ere will he a large crow d in tow n
consequent expvd item ent o f business
B. F. JONES
in said courts. We are f ir behind o t h ­
to see th e big e x h ib it o f e x tr a h a n d ­
er states in this m atter and it should
som e fowls.
Attorney-at-Law
have been thusly arranged long ago.
IN D K P E N D E N G E , OH.
P robate work a specialty.
ELMER DARTER DIES.
Succumbs to Consumption
Do You
Know
T h a t b r e a d is li k e ly to
a b s o r b d is e a s e
germ s
w h e n s h ip p e d in a b a g ­
g a g e e a r a lo n g w ith o t h ­
e r comm >n b a g g a g e ?
T h a t th e Star Bakery ¡aits
ou t s o m e o f th e beit bake-
stuffi to be o b ta in e d a n y ­
w h e r e ill th e W illa m e t t e
V al le v ?
T h a t #1 sp en t in y o u r
h o m e to w n is worth more
to you th a n $ 3 sen t o u t ?
T h ree o f
th e m a n y
r e a s o n s w h v s h o u ld d e ­
m a n d th e Dallas product
w h e n b u y in g b a k e s tu ffs .
STAR BAKERY.
D. T. BROWNE, Prop
Mrs. G rim es and son, of E ugene, are
visiting her, sister, Mrs. A lvin Brown.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
TEA
N ew Y o r k is too far
from Japan; San Fran­
cisco is nearer.
Mr. Peterson is in poor health.
Our school is closed
measles,
Since Our L ast Issue.
state were ail righ t from th e start of
C hester Siefarth, of Falls C ity, is here
this trou ble. A few w ild ca t b nks in repairing the M utual teleph one wires.
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M U T U A I,!
( Residence, 1401
Patronize One, Another for the Upbuilding of Town and County.
General Debility
in
Is- in P olk cou n ty . W it h th e e x c e l- , T aylor Dunn has been down with a
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bad attack o f la grippe,
tion o f c o u r t busine s. o u r c o u n ty
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A b Byerlev has a cousin visiting him ,
has d o n e business the s m e as ever. M r. N o il, M osler, o f Indiana.
O ur banks have been full of m onev
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Oscar Taylor says to take out his ad
|1 50 and depositors have ev id en ced no de- an on e insertion sold his hogs.
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sire for th eir savin gs. In fact m ost of
Mrs. G. 1'. M cG regor,after a n e x te n d -
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th e c o u n tr y hanks th r o u g h o u t th e ed visit east, has returned hom e,
V . P . F IS K E .
Office,
257
R esidence, 113
bargains
h olid ays are b rou g h t to a close on the
Fine gift books, hi hies and album s f u-
14th
W e ere certa in there will not Christm as at Stafrin’s.
TH URSDAY, DEC. 12, 1907.
S U B SC R IP T IO N
Ilnrry n or a g ita tion in th e m on ey
Stafrin Itrug G o’s for
m arts o f O regon when th e hankers’ Christinas goods,
Admitted to the second elans of mail matter.
Nursing baby?
W hat Our County Officials Have Done
L ittle E lm er Hayes is on the sick list.
L eone and Ed. Brown
heavv cold*.
•ick with
Mr. and Mrs. H enry W right
m oved into their new hom e.
have
Mrs* O. H . C obh has been very
with neuralgia o f the stom ach .
sick
\V. H. C onlee is now a proud g ran d ­
father. His daughter, M rs. Mattie A r m ­
strong, has a son.
Mrs. Ira R undle, w ho has been seri­
ously sick, is m uch lietter. A trained
I nurse from Salem , is caring for her.
Flovd and Lloyd R undle, Irene and
Loren W ilson, Lillian, C harley, Beryle
and J oh n n ie Hanson have the measles
PORTLAND HOTEL ARRIVALS.
* Thurwlay :
C. H. Davis, Dallas.
J. M. Scars, Dallas.
J. E. M artin, Dallas.
J. K elly, M cC oy.
F rid a y :
J. S. O n »per, Independence.
R. E. Butler, Dallas.
S atu rd ay :
Frank H ayden. Falls C ity.
J. S. Bohannon, Independence.
L. W alker, Independence.
F. W alker, Independence.
Sunday:
J. M Hillard, Independence.
G . L. M urph y, Falls C ity.
M on d a y :
G. 1*. M acG regor, Dallas.
T need av:
W . F. Nichols, Falla C ity .
11. D. W hitm an. M on m ou th .
W K. W alker, Dallas.
W c d n esd a v :
C. O. T rim m s and wife. D allas.
Will Not be «'Candidate.
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Some form of nourishment that will
be easily taken up by mother’s system
Miss M yra, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Luca's, of R ickreail, has been very
ill with appendicitis.
is needed.
A. K. Oilar has gone to live at W ald-
p ort, where his fath er-indaw , F. M.
Splaw n, now resides.
T he Falls C ity railroad’s big coach is
now in the repair shop, and passengers
are riding in freight cabooses “between
Dallas and that tow n. T he coach is be­
ing repainted, re-varnished, re-uphol-
stered, and tin* steam fittings have been
taken out, reducing its weight about
3000 pounds. It will be a beauty when
finished, ami it is e x a c t e d on the run
again in about tw o weeks.
W e are now getting our crosswalks
cleaned for the price of a m an’s board.
On a charge o f vagrancy one John Flan­
agan was up before Judge Brown, M on­
day, and was given half an hour to leave
tow n, hut he decided to stay and work
the streets. H e is slightly dem ented on
religious m atters. Later— His working
on the streets was a false alarm , as he
utterly refused to perform such menial
labor. He was exam ined before Judge
Coad W ednesday m orning, but lie con
vineed the court o f his sanity and was
allow ed to go. Sufficient pressure was
‘ I'6" ^ro.u f ht , ° . bear “ l ™ him by our
city officials as to cause Mr. H obo to
oth er fields for free board and lod g ­
ing.
Mia* Jessie D isbrow is seriously ill
with pneum onia a* an afterclap o f
measles.
Mother and baby are wonderfully
helped hy its use.
«!£»
ALL DRUGGISTS: 50c. AND $1.00
The dance at the W oodm an hall last
Saturday evening by S tock w cll’s orch es­
tra was quite well attended and greatly
enjoyed. T he m usic provided is ex cep ­
tionally good, and the next dance will
have a m uch larger attendance.
T he Lady M accabees elected the fo l­
low ing officers at their last regular
m eeting on last Tuesdav : Lady C o m ­
m ander, E. A . V an O rsdel; lieutenant,
Ella T h om p son ; record keeper, Eva
H ayter; Finance, B lanche E akin ; chap ­
lain, Eliza Black ; sargeant, Rose F idlor;
mistress at arm s, M cda H olm an ; picket,
H esther F is k e ;
T he old wagon shop at the foot of
Main street has been torn dow n. Mr.
Hughes will hereafter use the old organ
factory, after m oving and m aking addi­
tions to it.
G. N. Cherrington has on e o f the
showiest drug stores in the v a lle y
T he irlass show cases have lately been
fitted inside w ith Bunghole 8-candle
power incandescents. They are located
inside on the up|>er outside rim, with
reflectors to throw the light dow n on
the goods to be displayed, and there are
three of them to a ease. They certain­
ly do the work well and are a great im ­
provem ent.
FO R
This
GOOD GOODS
List
Today!
Musical Gifts are best for
music lovers. Look through
list below—surely nothing
would give as great pleas­
ure to wife, daughter, son
—to all the fam ily—or to
friend, if they are music­
ally inclined. Check any
of the instruments or ar­
ticles which you think
would be appropriate for
holiday presentation, or in
which you are yourself in­
terested, and we will send
you, by return mail, de­
scriptive catalogue, full in­
formation and lowest pric­
es.
Use Coupon Below for
Name and Address
P h n os— M ore than 40 of the
the w orld’ s m ost famous
m akes— G rands and U p­
rights.
Pianolas
Pi no1 a Pianos
E nable anyone to play
in the m ost artistic m an­
ner.
Organs
A ll styles, pipe and parlor
| Orehestrrilas
Bring the m usic o f the
full orchestra to your own
hom e.
Talking Machines
All the best makes.
Violins
A splendid line
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RIGHT PRICES
D L K EY T LERRYDAL-E’ 0^£°î!
I will cut prices on all goods sold for
the next 30 days.
Special cut on Gold-headed Canes,
Umbrellas and Diamonds.
I have one o f the largest and best
selected stocks on the West Side, so
you will do better to call early and
get the pick.
Yours for business,
C.
H. M O R R IS
D a lla s , O re g o n
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Music Cabinets
For sheet m usic, talking
m achine record*, etc.
T alking Machine
Record«
Don’t
Eilers Piano House:
Please send me full in­
formation, prices, etc., re­
garding items checked in
list above
Name
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If the gift comes from
Eilers— ‘ T h e House of
Highest Quality” —it will
be right from every stand­
point. EASY PAYMENTS.
The famous Eilers guar­
antee-m oney back if you
are not satislied—and low­
est cost.
Pacific Coast Musical In­
struments Headquarters
3 5 3 WASHINGTON S T .
Comer o f Park
PORTLAND, OREGON.
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Cut Prices
Piano
Scarfs.
Pianola
Music.
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Piano Stools, Benches
A ll styles, all wo<xl8.
A. T^>ngnecker is dow n w ith lum bago.
S D. Steffv save one insertion o f an
ad in the Item iier sold hi* sheep.
S c o t t 's E m u ls io n contains the
greatest possible amount o f nourish­
ment in easily digested form.
Send
Bain. rain. rain.
hi* par­
Her system is called upon to supply
nourishment for two.
Miss C laudia Coad visited her aunt,
M rs. J. B. S tu m p ^ in M onm outh over
Sunday.
President R»>o*evelt announced last
night that he would not l»e a cand id ate
again u n d e r any circum stan ce«.
Glen Butler was out to visit
ents this week.
It’s a heavy strain on mother.
Kick
Because you pay high pric­
es for your mill feed, poul­
try supplies, etc., its your
own fault. You can save
two dollars on every ton
of feed you buy of me. I
handle the best country
shorts and bran on the
market. Get prices, com­
pare with others and be
convinced. A word to the
wise is sufficient.
I. It. MOORE
Ihe Dallas Feed Store
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