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Early Spring Broilers
¿ 0 , 1907 .
“ The 8i*|f*regulating kind
That hatch while you sleep”
i Itemizer, one year in advance
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With Weekly Oregonian
Se mi-weekly Journal
/ With Oregon Woodman
PHONES:
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MUTUAI.] ( Residence, , 1401
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D ALLAS.
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Children to be Treated By
neer Resident.
Send for catalog.
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Are the v ery best to be ob ta in ed
iu O regon and we know h ow to
c o o k them to the qu een ’s taste.
Y ou ca n h ave them in any style
and with all the con com ita n ts
that g o to m ake up a first-class
oyster house.
Patronize One Another for the Upbuilding o f Town and County.
GIVE AWAY CANDY.
f
$1 50
------FULL LINK AT—
LEE SMITH’S CYCLERY
SPECIAL HOLIDAY GIFT
From now until January 1st, l'.His, we shall giv e aw ay free to every purchaser o f o u r fa
iuoim brand» o i W hiskies, am i w hich we are offering at the sam e p r lce r a s heretofore, as
fo llo w »:
Wiiii on e g a llon o f ou r Ja« i>b’» M onogram Rye or B ourbon O. P. 8 . W hiskey, regular
price fo.oo per g a llon , we w ill give aw ay gratis lour bottles o f fine old C a liforn ia Wines,
regu lar p rice 50c p e r bottle, Any bram l that you m ight select. The price o f the W hiskey
is *Y0O: the W ine is 92.00. You w ill get a 97.00 purchase for IÔ. 00 , freigh t and express
charges prepaid.
ne
f a m ous
i i m »Stanford
Mr h i.to w n AAA
» a \ Kye,
*Nvc, regular
i v g u i u i price|4.00
| r n « c f t . w per
pc. g
B a
» » llon
u n , we
w t w » ill
n
With on e g allon r. <»f
of o ou
r fam
;ive aw ay gratis three iMitilex of tine old 1 C alifo
ilon iia S w eet W ines, regular price 50c per
»ottle. You may select
The
hiskey
is ft-UU;
the
... . any bram
__nd l y« _ 1___
__ , price
__ of
__ the
__ W ____
. __
___ ___
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price o f the W 1 ine is
91.' ' h ). *’
Y ou w ill get a 9-».J*> purchase for 9* 00 ,.freig h t and express
ch arge« prepaid,
__
W ith on e g allon o f ou r faumus Rainier AAA Bou rbon, regular p rice 64.00 per ga llon , we
w ill^ > v^j aw ay gratis three bottles of^ fine old C a liforn ia Sweet W ines, regular price 50c
You « un select any brand y o u may desire. The p rice o f the MThiskev is f t .00
the p
price
rice o « f t h f W in e la 11.50. Y o u w ill get a |;*.50 purchase lor 9 ^ UU, freight and express
I ch arges prepaid.
W ith one galbni o f T illa m ook R ye or B ou rbon W hisky, regu lar price |8.25, we w ill give
aw ay free tw o bottles o f fine old C a liforn ia Sweet W ines, regular price50c per bottle. You
can select any brand you desire. T he price o f the W’ hisky is $ 3 - 2 5 ; the p rice o f the Wine
is 91 . 00 . You w ill get a 94 ‘25 purchase for |3.'25, freight and express ch arges prepaid.
W ith on e galbn i o f Sheeh an's P rivate Sttx-k Kye or B ourbon W hisky, regular price fS.OO
per g a llon , w e w ill give aw ay free tw o bottles of fine old C a liforn ia Sweet W ines, regular
p rice 50c per bottle. Y ou can select any brand you desire. The p rice o f the W hisky is
9-LU0; the price o f the W ine is 91.00. Yeo u w ill get a 64-ÔO
94.00 purchase for
f |3.00, freight
’ *“ and
express charges prepaid.
ith o n e g a llo n of D elan ey’s Malt or W hite
Rye W hisky, regular p
llon , .
. . _lye
pi rice 93.00 „ per - ga _____
we w ill give
live aw ay free tw o bottles o f fine o ld C a liforn ia Sweet Winea.
>> incs. regular price 60e
.50c
per botti e. Y ou m ay select any brand you m ay desire. T he p rice o f the W hisky is $ 3 . 00 ;
the price e o f the W ine is $ 1 . 00 , w hich gives you a $4 00 purchase for $3.00, freight and ex-
press charges
arges prepaid
prepaid.
W ith one g a llon o f Jam aica or New England Rum, regular p rice fi-W per gallon, we w ill
g iv e a w a y free three bottles o f tine old C a liforn ia Sweet W ines, regular p rice 50c Per hot
tie. You may select any brand you desire. The prlee «*f the Rum is f t . 00 , the price o f the
W ine is $1,50, w hich gives you a f r».50 purchase for 64 . 00 , freight and express charges
prepaid.
The Oysters
--li We serve
V. P. F IS K E .
Hatched by
SUBSCRIPTION
of excellence, and ao pure and simple
art* the ingredients that even a child
wan use them. Allcock’ s are the origin- I
al and genuine porous plasters and are *
sold by druggists in every part of the
civilized 'world.
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INDEPENDENCE.
E IAC0B X COMPANY, WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEALERS
51 Front Street, Portland, Oregon
Johnson Bros.
Confectionery and lunch Counter
O ur o r d e r s o re »h ip p e d th e «tame day a » we receive th em
|
Curie Bill Brown desires us to an­
nounce that on Christmas day, between
Courtesy West Side.
the hours of In and 12 in the morning
* » » » fr» * « » * » » * * * » » » » * » » » » » «-
Frank Wliiteaker has returned from
lie will present to all Dallas children
IF YOU W AN T TO SELL
who show themselves to him on Main| P,,rtl,,nd-
Georg? Uonkev made a brief business I
street a package of candy, t’ nele Hi It
lias the Christmas gladness permeating trip to Portland this week.
John Morgan, who has been employed
his entire system, and knows of no bet­
ter way of letting it everesce th in to in Portland for some time, has returned
£
to Independence.
make glad the hearts of the little ones
And Get Quick Returns
A.
S.
Locke
came
up
from
Portland
hv catering to theirdesires for the sweets
Wednesday on a short business trip and
of life. Mr. Brown lias already won the a visit with old friends.
; See
B. G ILD N ER , |
henrtsof the children of Polk county, who
Landlord Treanor is having the floor
will never forget the mad scramble they of the hotel painted and the room made I
D A LL A S
-
OR.
made for pickles on the court house more pleasant for his guests.
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^ -T ^ A
A *
a C
w - t
lawn, and ttiev will not need another
The Knights of Pythias have organiz­ L * ^ ™ * -r -p ^
invitation to be present at this second ed a side degree known as The Noble
love feast. Many who partook of the Order of Bailiff’s, the initiatory lieing
first are now too old to avail themselves a nominal fee. Applications for the de­
gree are already on hand and the fun
of this Christmas offering, hut we will commences next meeting night.
‘ L e s t ICV F o s g e t . "
.vyger that they will be on hand just
The work of setting poles stringing
the same to see that their younger wires and locating tin* arc lights has I
brothers and sisters are not too bashful been finished by the Willamette Valley
to avail themselves of the sweet remind­ Co., and all is in readiness for the light- I
er of the biessecUChristmas time. We ing of the city when a transformer is
received. Just when this will he is not I
hope that none will forget the date—in definitely known, hut Manager Atkins
fact we know it to lie impossible—and ho|>es to he able to turn on the arc
that Uncle Bill's generosity will keep lights the latter part of next we*k.
the clerks of whom lie buys his supplies
The city council at its last meeting
everlastingly on the jump during the passed the regular annual levy for city
purposes.
The valuation this year of
two hours of its continuance. Next
property is $409,910, somewhat of a de­
Wednesday morning on Main street, crease from last year’s assessment. The
between the hours of 10 and 12, you can levy last year was 4 mills, hut on ac­
rely upon it that there will he something count of the decreased assessment this
doing. Mr. Brown, as personifying our year the council deemed a mill levy
necessary for the demands of the city,
local Santa Clans, will surely find I.is and therefore the levy was placed at
hands full. Come out everybody and that figure.
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see the little ones enjoy their treat
It
is a long time for them until next Christ­
mas, even if the time does roll round
Both inside and outside.
pretty fast to us.
Work done in a satisfac­
tory manner, latest styles
of the art and complete
satisfaction guaranteed.
Give me a trial and he convinced.
Our local gym was crowded last Fri­
O regon.
About two months ago onr baby girl
D a lla s ,
bad measles which nettled in her lungs day evening to see oil* college basket
hall
team
win
its
third
successive
vic­
and at last resulted in a never** attack
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m
M “ ™
m M W
” -W “ ” “ * m m w
M ^
of bronchitis. W e lmd two doctors* but tory of the season, against what was —
no relief was obtained. Everybody supposed to he the crack organization of
thought she would die. I went to eight
different store.* to find a certain remedy the stale outside of ours, and they did
which bad been recommended to me it easily, at no time in the game the
and failed to get it, when one of the much vaunted O. A. C. team standing a
storekeepers insisted that I try i duim- ghost of a «how to win. Our team play­
berlain’s Cough Remedy. I did so
TIM E TA BLE N o .36.
ahd our baby is alive and well today.— ed their usual clean and good game,
Geo. W. Spence, Holly Springs, N. C. and their team work was excellent, as Trains from and to Yaquina
For sale by Stafrin Drug Co.
No. 1—
a result of which Dallas threw 19 field
a v e s Y a q u in a ..................................
baskets and Corvallis could only get le
11:15 a. m
Arrives at C orv a llis...........................
large t r a c t s
3. Our big center, Ned Shaw, played his Arrives at A lb a n y ............................. 12:15 p, m.
No. 2 -
opjKmeiit, the much talked of Foster to
.12.50 p. m
le a v e s A lb a n v ..................................
a skunk finish, getting five baskets to Leaves C o r v a llis ................................. . . 1:45 p. rn
..
6:15 p. 111
Arrives
at
Y
a
q
u
iim
...........................
his none.
It is now universally conceded that Trains to and from Detroit:
Dallas has the best basket hall team of
No. 3 -
The great ne**d of our country just her career in this enticing game, and it Leaves A l b a n v .................................... . . . 7:30 a. m
now is the dividing up of the larger is nearly a certainty that we will again
No. 4 -
farms into smaller ones, and thus accom­ this year win the state basket hall league
pennant easily. This of course, unless Leaves D e t r o i t .................................... . . . 1:00 p. m
modating many residents on the same
Arrives at A lb a n y ............................ .. 5 :55 p. in.
exceptionally good teams are put up by
amount of land, as heretofore support­ the organizations yet to he contended Train« for Corvalli«:
No. 8—
ed one family. By improved farming with. But such a thing is hardly to he
Ix*aves A lban y .................................. . . . 7:55 p. in.
this can readily be done, and a farmer e x a cte d . Dallas certainly has the best Arrives at C o r v a llis ........................... . . « ;.»5 a. ni.
team in the league. The O. A. C. boys
No 10—
does not now need a large tract of land were pretty confident of winning the
Leaves A lb a n y ,.................................... .. 2 ;52 p. m.
on which to make a living. The raising game last Friday night, and went home Arrives at C o rv a llis ........................... . 3 :05 p. m.
No. 6—
of superior stock, the planting of diver­ offering all kinds of excuses. The Cor­
A lb a n y — ............................
7:35 p. in-
sified things such as fruits, berries, etc., vallis Times had this to say before the Leaves
Arrives at C orva llis ......................... . 8 :15 p. in-
gam e:
has brought this about. The handicap
No.
12—
The O. A. C. basket ball team left to­
we now lalior under is the refusal of day for Dallas, where a game is to lie Leaves A lb a n v .................................... .1 2 :.'i0 p. m.
vrrives at C o rv a llis ........................... . 1 :33 p. m
those having large holdings to divide up. played tonight with Dallas college.
Dallas
has
always
been
(4.
A.
C’s
closest
Trains
for Albany :
the owners probably e x a c tin g a raise
competitor in basket hall and tonight’s
V.
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in the price of the land. In this they game w ill no doubt l>e one one of the
Leaves C o r v a llis .............................
0 ::«) a. m
are wrong, as the land is now high fastest and fiercest struggles of the year. Arrive* at A l b a n y ....................
7 10 a. m
No. »—
The lineup w as:
enough, until it has by the new way of
....................
Position
Dallas le a v e s C orv a llis
12 45 p .m
farming been increased in value. As Corvallis
1 # tp .m
Foster.............. center .......................Shaw Arrives at A lbany
an instance of this we know’ of within Rihkhart .
guard..................... Savery
three miles of Dallas a tract of f>00 acres Koo|>er
0 »10 p m
guard........................Shaw U-ave« C orva llis
Arrives at A lb a n y ___
ft 40 p. in
forward................. Fenton
and one of 2100 acres. This should be llam iliton .
No. 11 —
M oore.......
forward ............... Craven
divided up. And there are others.
1.eaves C orvallis
.
11 t»i a. m
| TI M B E R :
BKTWEKN LOW PRICES AND HIGH
QUALITY
in groceries you would surely choose
quality. But if you trade here you don’ t
have to choose, for you get a combina­
tion of both.
QUALITY GROCERIES AT Q U ALITY
PRICES
make this store the favorite among
women who know grocery values as well
as we do. By dealing here you can save
money without sacrificing quality in the
slightest degree. Thats real economy.
E. B O Y D & SO N
. . . a t t h e ..
Corner Grocery
100,000 Bottles of Sweet Wines Given Away
“ W ish in g that the lunch had not
yet b e g u n ," in w hat a cu stom er
said the o th e r day o f the feed»
put ou t by Joh n son Bros. E very­
th in g ao cosy , c ook ed in good
taste, and the food so varied and
a p p etizin g that even a fastidious
dysp ep tic ca n n ot fail to say a
good word for that popu lur estab­
lishm ent.
6 - ’i I c/iri in thi* »erom l r l . . - o f until tukttvr.
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Ä Leave You
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Petaluma Incubators
and Brooders
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. C O U N T Y IT E M IZ E R .
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The Greatest
Profits are in
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# y 0 prove to you that we have * %
the best Shoes at the right
f prices.
Our stock is complete and up to
* date in all lines.
& Give us a trial and be convinced
Yours for trade,
% The Dallas Shoe Store
V
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the
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SIGN
BIO BOOT
M rs. J. C. Caynor, Prop.
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C. L. H A W K IN S
Railroad street, Dallas.
Children
and Toys
-A L F R E D B O O R S E -
* THE NEW BARBER SSiOP
is the place to get
your barber work
done...............
THREE OF A KIND.
Our Basket Ball Players Score An­
other Victory With Ease.
A Home Made Happy By Cham­
berlain’s Cough Remedy.
Fine Hair Cutting
and the best face
lotions in the city.
Call and see.
TOW
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A c t y t o r i '. - . O o l l f t d a t e , N o r m a l a n d C o m m e r c ia l
cou rs«*« E d u c a t i o n i n a l l b r a n c h e s , i n c l u d i n g c la m i­
lo « , N c ie u r e , u n i t h e m a t ic « , o t o . , a l l b a x e d o n t h e
foundation that ha* won crea text an< ceiwea for our
créât.u t men and women. Wo help bo vs who cannot »
pay; speoini dormitori«« for airi«, wider care o f ma-1
iron. WRITE TOD VY for particular*un«l catato«*.*
ALBflMY CCIUlir, f l i s m , OREGON .
Implement House and
General Repair Shop
F r e d J. W a g n e r , D a l l a s
On January 2nd, I will open in my
building, a half liloek east of the skating
rink, an agricultural implement house
and general repair (hop. Will tie pleased
to see all my old customers and assure
them the Is-st of treatment and prices
that will suit.
j Do You Know
that the best and cheap­
est w.ssl you can buy is
the block wood from the
W i 11 a m e 11 e V a 111 e y
Lumber Co.’s sawmill ?
Beeause it is cut from big
timber, therefor is su­
perior to second-growth
Hr. Leave your order
at Webster’ « confection­
ery store, or call Mu­
tual phone No. 1407
Bowman Bros.
ELECTRIC LIGHTS
NEW r r R N I T t RE
IL E O A NT ROOMS
BATHS IN CONN Et ’TION
The
Tavern
H. FUÍSITT, Proprietor
A Sindh Modern Hold
firsl-dtts b r w C mm lüm
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Each Other
Tlx* child without toy« i« never really happy. And no child ever
born thought Ch istmas worth a cent without toy«. You can jfive
them all the merelv u.ieful things imaginable, but it won’t be Christ­
inas to them. So buy the little one«
S O M E TO Y S
Come here and look at our wonderful collection. They will take you
hack to your own childhood day« when you loved such things,
have plenty of every kind from the always wonderful Noah’s Ark to
the cleverest scientific novelty. The prices are as varied as the as­
sortment, but none is too high.
Railroad
P ro p rie to r
F A U X CITY, ORgriON
Belong to
Corvallis & Eastern
RE1L
m r S#¥ i
Painter, Paper Hanger and
Decorater
ROY & CO.
.
Many Large Holdings Yet in the
Vicinity
Good Medicine, Alright.
A new sidewalk has been built along
. the Crider property opposite J. <4. Van-
The stationery printed at this office is orsdel’s.
giving til«’ U’Ht .««{¡»faction
Last « w l
At Corvallis Saturday we met Seth
we printed 1000 statements fo ra man,
anil by their aiit hecollecteil a small fn - u«d Cass Riggs, who were on their way
tune. Two months ago a man bought to spend a few days at Newport. On
of us some note paper and envelopes to ««’count of a rush of work, they «lift n«»t
use them writing to his sweetheart, and get to the seashore during the summer,
now he is married. Another young man an«l are enjoying ocean breezes now.
forged a name on a cheek printed at
this office, and is in tile penitentiary.
Another voung man stole some of our
paper to make cigarettes with—he is
dead. A young lady bought some of
our paper to curl her hair on, and now
she has a lieaux. (W e have only a few
packages of this kind in stock.) By us­
ing our stationery a person can collect
old aiv.*nts, tell fortunes, make rain,
change the color of the hair, have the
teeth extracted without pain, find out
t - ¿-/ W W e.
the name of the future husband or wife,
lie successful in business, triumph over It
IN O N I O R M A N Y C O L O R S
enemies, and get elected to office, «five Ifc
us a call.— Ex.
u
PERFEC
P R IN T IN p
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I
Thoroughly Reliable.
l a r o b s t
f a c il it ie s
IN T H E W E S T F O R
T H E P R O D U C T IO N O F |
HIGH O R A D E W O R K
if ever there was a reliable and safe
renedy it is that old an«l famous porous
plaster— A bow k's. It has been in ua-
■ I T I ! I l K * I I l A t l f RI ( M i t i I
lor sixtv rears, and is as popular today
as ever, and we doubt that there i-a
civili*e«l community on the face of the I H Ï C t f S - ' C H À T T É
glol,e where this wonderful pain relit
er cannot he found. In the selection of
the ingredient» and in their manufac­
2 < J * A J d . i . P O R T L A N 'Í "Ó K B d
ture the greatest care is taken to keep
É N G R A V tN Ç C O .
e a ch planter u p to th e h iflie a t sta n d a rd
Arrives at A lban y
.....................
12:15 a. m.
A ll of th « al*ove trains con n ect w ith Southern
Pacific train s Doth at A lban y and Corvallis, a*
« e ll as trains for D etroit, g ivin g direct service
to N ew oort and Bretenbush Hot Hprings.
For furth er in form ation a pp ly to
GEO. F. NEVINS, Gen. Pass Agent,
Alban y, O regon.
H. H. LING. Agent. C orvallis.
Caldwel Bros.
POOL AND BILLIARD HALL
N«w looted il the Kfrslake Building
(E veryth in g u p to-d a le )
COLOSSEUM RINK
Dallas.
O regon
S K A T IN G -
TUESDAYS
THURSDAYS and
SATURDAYS
BOTH AFTERNOON
AND EVENING
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W
E have purchased the
furniture business of
F. J. Chapman and
will continue at the old sta n d .,
Will carry the same lines of
oods that the house has
uilt its good reputation on.
Will make to order all kinds
of mattresses, couches and
springs.
Picture framing
and repairing a specialty.
Come in and leave us your
order.
, HALL & HAYES
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£>ooooooooooooo(x>ooooooooc«
JUST ARRIVED
Morris, th** leading jeweler, has just receive*! a
lM*autiftii line of gold headed umbrellas and canes
from $2.50 to $15 each, all guaranteed, also a new
one of late cuts in Libby cut glass.
O P T IC IA N
Every Tuesday night ladies will
be admitted free an«l there M
he aperial m n a ie I nombera for
their entertainment.
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C. H. MORRIS,
DALLAS
JEW ELER
OREGON