Fiske, the bent printer.
Will Butz Dead.
Probate Court.
Mr. Lee Willard
W. H. H. Stewart has changed his ad-
Will Butz succumbed Friday morning 1 and his excellent eastern com pa
Estate of A. J. Byers deceased—final
dres* from Buell to Sheridan.
account heard and approved ; adutini*- j to the creeping paralysis which l»a« had comes to the Wo* dman hall on Sato -
Ralph Butler has been under the trator discharged
him in its clutches for the last six day niirht, January 24th, for one nigh
weather several days with la grippe.
| Estate of F. M. McElfresh -same or- months, and for the reiie of which all onlv, when he wifi present the beauti
ful old fashioned comedy, The Country
Mr. D. T. H«*djzes has ordered his It- der.
medical skill
seemed
unavailable. Squire. Mr. Willard lias been in Dallas
Economizes the use of flour, but
I pound can of Folger's Baking P o w d er............ 35c
Guardianship of Myrtle Withrow and
emizer changed from Butler to Dallas.
l*’fore and our theatre going folk know
Harold II. Withrow, minor*— Mary H Death came gently and he passed away that they will witness a fir-N ias-* per
Flaked Hominy, per pound at
5c
ter and eggs; makes the biscuit,
Sheriff Grant was at Black Rock and Withrow appointed guardian.
mh one would go to sleep.
Mr. Butz
formance. The Country Squire is said
Falls City yesterday on ofticial business.
5-Ib. can of Chase & Sanborn’s “Special B lend"
Estate of Joseph Stiver, deceased— fi hud been a resident of Dallas some t » he an intensely interesting comedy.
cake and pastry more appetiz
seven
years,
and
was
greatlv
esteemed
Mrs. Lvdia Ford is reported as se nal account approved and administra
Coffee at
$1 .1 5
by all who knew him for his many I It i - written by Jam** A. Kent mid col-
ing, nutritious and wholesome.
riously ill ut the home of her soniulaw. tor discharged.
noble and manly qualities. Especially laborat.d in by Mr. Willard, and we
Fancy Evaporated Pears, per pound at
7c
Walter Hears.
Estate of David Peters, deceased— re- will he be missed by the members of are promised something out of the ordi- 1
Fancy D ried Prunes, per pound at
4c
The Iteinizer has just put in some new iort of sale of real estate tiled and set for La Creole club, where he was a regular nary. Woodman hall will no doubt be ,
faces of job type and has some special nearing February 4th, at 10 o’clock a. m. nightly visitor until illness kept him at packed to capacity. Reserved seats
Just rec e iv e d a fre s h supply o f glucuse fo r f a n c y c a ndy making.
nice stock for personal cards.
In the matter of the estate of Win. home. His brother, II. S. Butz, left now on sale at Belt <x Cherrington’s.
Mr. Ben Masters, the genial manager Milller, deceased; bond filed and ap- Saturday with the remains for the old
Arthur Starr has purchased of W. C. •
j proved, and Frank Quennel, Fabian home in Sturgis, Michigan, where he
of the big mills business at Black Rock,
TINW AR E SALE SPECIAL
Brown the property where A. H. Harris
was here to attend the Woodmen meet (¿uennel and Daniel Robinson were will lie laid to rest by the aide of his now resides.
made appraisers.
parents.
Mr.
Butz
was
36
years
of
age
ing Timsday.
and was l>orn in St. Joe county, Michi
Mrs. George Gates, who has been ill
60 c Stew Pans for 42c
50c Stew Pans for 34c
C. L. Starr was over from Salem Sat
gan, in 1871. He lived in that state un so long, has been taken to a Portland
j
Our
county
jail
is
now
empty.
urday and Sunday to spend the week
til 11H)1, when he came t*» Oregon, hospital for treatment.
end at Dallas and Falls City on business
where he staved with his brother until
In the February number of Every
and pleasure,
V.
lb*- tune -»I bis death. He was the j body’s the publishers have a production
youngest
of
the
five
•hildren
of
Mr.
and
of which thev may well be proud. From
Miss Elizabeth Young gave a leap year
Mrs. Leonard Butz, of Michigan.
the cover, which represents an Oriental
party at her home, Saturday night, in
rug of worm color and intricate design,
honor of Miss Lina Babbitt, who will
Mr.
Kearns,
manager
of
our
electric
town to the fin ii pages, where Thomas
soon depart for her Nebraska home.
light plant, and B. M. Adkins, of Inde W. Lawson explains his reasons for giv
Dallas and Newberg played a game of
is the man who
pendence, were Portland visitors today. ing up his long-waged war upon crimi
basketball on skates at the rink la«t
ha» tried to get
B. M. Guy left Tuesday to attend the nal high finance, the magazine is packed
night before a large audiance.
Of
the same service
haidwaretnen’s convention in Portland. with interesting, forceful narrative and
)
r course Dallas got away with it—28 to 8. j
out of some
He was accompanied F)v Alfonso M a nstoh a gi'odlv share of romance and humor.
other make
I). A. Madison and E. C. Kirkpatrick
leave today for Toledo to appear before ,
the railroad commission there in an in
vestigation before that body brought bv
VSH BR«®
Hon. B. F. Jones regarding the 0. & E.
railroad.
Ctean Light -Durable
Guaranteed Waterproof
August Konneman, of Pioneer, had
and Sold Everywhere
quite a serious accident Sunday evening
at S3 OO
While splitting kindling wood he cut
his left wrDt so as to sever an arteiy
Th ere ere Alum end Phosphate ot Lim e mixtures sold at
and several cords. It i* to be hoped In*
a lower price, but no bouseke.-per regarding tha health
I will not he L ft in a crippled condition.
• I her fa m ily can afford to use them.
Dairyman Frank II"lman rep at - rt|
; number of milk robheyries lately. Tin
Bert C’.»nner an-1 Boyd Gee have gono ! full bottles are taken from the pi ut f
Ho i M. M. Ellis made u buohuiss vl.--
to ('otidon.
| where 1 ft for cn- tomers, and sonc t ii«!
it lo Albany yesterday.
It is said Dallas is ho m to have a r.vovered empty in an al’ ey or other j-r
l)r. II. L. Tonev anil Dr. S T. Don* -
; out of the way place. The thief is very j Y
I*tud once more.
hoe, dentists. LJglow building.
| liable to get ( aught.
I
L. I). Brown for abstracts. Notary
Cash paid f »r mink. coon, skunk, fox
A prisoner in the city cooler g"t on I
j Coulee. H e experts to improve it in
iblic, tyj'fcwriting.
marten and otherfur*.—Butle* & Du:
N O R f.i DALL IS.
[ the ramnag ■ tin* other day and Tm-ded | 4*
I the spring.
Jimmv
Kirkpatrick
was
marrieil
in
| up the door of hie cell. Chief Hubbard ‘ J
Frank Lucas, formerly postmasU i ;
Grandma Marks had an unfortunate
•s
Angeles
recently.
i
Hays
he
is
going
to
get
a
hall
and
chain
,
.j.
Liltle
Elmer
Hayes
was
on
the
sick
Mo'itnouth, is now a leader of a band i.
j* Is tin* price we will pay for wheat +
f .il Tuesday morning badly spraining
|ist M mday.
Portland.
Fred West is now ru ining the electric j and those who refuse to work on the :* at our mill.
her
wrist and hurting her hip. Her
I streets can stand on Main street and he
Mr. Wilson Ins been to Ballston the ! a : vam ed age makes her injuries of a
Mon. J. D. Lee came up from Port- light plant at Falls City.
admired by the passing throng.
I past week on bus-no.«.
serious nature.
land Saturday evening for a visit with j A wood Raw has been dome consider
*
i** r i
i
if*
^ ÍV .*-1
his sister, J. E. Smith.
able business around town this week.
Mr. Andy Brandt, recently from Ok-1
TIME AT FALLS CITY.
! lalioma, is at present a guest of the j
Cass Rages has returned from a v is it; Mr. J. II. Buttici-, of Ballston, was up |
S W E E N E Y B R O S -,
%
PIONEER.
I
j Mitchell family.
at Bellingham. Frank Gibson has been yesterday to attend the Woodmen blow- 1
ill with pneumonia there.
out.
Proprietors.
v
I Mrs. O. H. Cohb, who ha been quite
K. P.’s Will Have a Special Train ;!
> '
*
* *
sick with heart trouble i
better at
Mr. 8 impaon went to Salem Tuesday.
E. Caldwell is reported seriously ill, j Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hill have gone to
j-
« - - 5 - -I-^**J- v-I-4—5-4-
There Toaight-
s w
i .
! present writing.
and nis daughter, Mrs, Willard Siefarth, make their future home at Haines, near
Mr. Konneman cut his arm quite bail-’
is up from Portland at his bedside.
| Baker City.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wright have ly Sunday.
This
evening
the
members
of
the
gone
to
Rock
Creek
for
a
visit
with
Mr.
Go and see Lee Willard and bis ex- | Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Campbell spent ;
. .
N E W T D -D A Y
Miss Ida Blo»l:ett has been sick for
Wright's parents.
ce! lent company at Woodman ballon Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Morrison a t , Knight’s of Pythias lodges of Indepen
several «lays.
Saturday night. Seats now on sale.
VVid G i holt has so fi
donee and Dallas will utilize a special
Independence.
Mrs. FT Sberwo »d *|>ent Sunday at
to
from bis ivvouL sick sp~-ll
ahi
Advertising under this head J
Our night train now pulls out of Port- I Mr. Lewis Gerlinger was up from train from here t«> convey them to Falls earh
Joe Slier wo x l’s.
insertion
to
walk
down
town.
land with four coaches in order to h i - Fort land 3'esterdav, looking after his City, when they expect to nave one « f
M r. A. Können a is at home now.
commodate the rapidly increasing travel. manv interests here.
^ ( ’laud Coulee returne»! snudi
the biggest times of their live-*. The
She is bettor than si.o w«4 last week.
Middleton, where he lias been
WILL not *>e responsible f«-r any debts con
Home of the handsomest leather shop-
B riiam & WThslow have several motor w ill bring over nl*)Ut 2') Knights
There a ill be noschool Thursday and
his si ter, Mrs. Will SHewcy.
, traded by Mrs. Win. Worrall.—Win.Worrell,
ping bags ever brought to Dallas and farms for sale that, they will'tak»* Dallas from Independence, and about the j Dalla«, Oregon.
Friday as four pupils ar»* going to take
J80
Mr. Ira Uumlle recently pur based the
everything in postal cards at L. D. Dan- j city property for as put piym«»*it.
8th grade examination.
same number will go from here, besid
the p.Mperry ho I kch in from George
ieis\
Jasper U. Miller lias been quite ill several from outside points. The Falls
A
eoofl
house
and
barn
on
six
LOR UK.N’T
The fire department was called to a in Portland, and Mrs. U. S. Grant and
I i acr.-s just outside city limits. —W. M. Elliot t.
City lodge is preparing to receive the Mutual
I
X * * # * * '* * * * X * X * H***
fire Thursday evening at the residence T. A. Riggs have been at his bedside.
phone 1226.
visitors in grand style, and after the
of W. R. Palmer but their services were
Wanted—A
timber
claim
relinquish-
not required.
„„ and lots in Dallas
ui'-nt from the owner. Address P. O. lodge work is over a fine banquet will U f ANTED—Two houses
Must be close in Apply at once to Henry
Call at L. D. Daniels’ and get your Box 88.
D19 be served at The Tavern. Judge H. M.
J23
Brown.
phonograph records.
Everything in
Cake,
of
Portland,
L.
R.
Stinson,
of
Sa
A recital was given at the Christian
stock that you are liable to call for—
church Monday night by Prof. E. R. lem, Mr. Diniick, of Oregon City,
nothing missing.
on the streets of Dallas, a gold Artisan
Moon to a large and delighted audience. and John M. Wall, of Forest Grove. L I ÖBT
pin. Finder will please return it to the
N. M. McDaniel is doing well in the
W’ill be among the outsiders attending. Daluis Hotel.
“
We
are
constantly
receiving
new
ad
real estate business in the metropolis,
Those from Dallas will F)e Ed. F. Coad,
having recently acquired some large and ditions to our subscription lists, the
people of Polk county realizing that we W. H. Roy, Ed. Bricker, Cliff Johnson. [H ave a few fine Plymouth Rock cockerel»
valuable holdings.
are giving them an uptodate and newsy Frank Riggs, Chet Rowell, C. C. Coad, 1 left at SI each -Wm. Sargeant. Perrydale.
J23
On exhibition at the goat show’ was a paper.
O. E. Williams, L. A. Boll man, Dr.
6 month old fawn, the property of L. M.
The
Monmouth
Creamery
Company
Donohoe, C. L. Crider, A. P. Starr, J. C.
Dennis. It attracted much attention
COR sale on account of my wife’s sickness—
was organized Saturday and the follow
and admiring comment.
I Fine farm, consisting «>f 258 acres. Stands
ing boarii was elected: Rufus Smith, Hayter, George Hawkins, G. N. Cher- close
investigation. Good flrstelass buildings.
R. E. Williams, G. N. Cherrington, A. L. Chute, Mr. Hetiley, Mr. Murdock rington.
Half purchase price cash, balance on time.
Also good baled bay for sale.—W. F. Simon, 2J
Conrad Stafrin, Mark Hayter and E. C. and Mr. Morrison.
miles of Rickrealf. Address Independence.
Kirkpatrick attended a Masonic meet
No. 1.
F12
Mr. and Mrs. Hoppe, trom near Ta
ing in the metropolis Saturday.
MONTHLY
REPORT
coma, are at present visiting their cous-
Lee Willard and his eastern company in, Mr. and Mrs, A. Konneman, of Pio-
of some fifteen actors at Woodman hall neer. They intend to settle near here j Of the Schools in Session in Polk
Executrix Notice.
on Saturday night in the comedy, The if they like the country.
Country Squire. Seats now on sale.
County.
is hereby given that the undersign
Don’t let the baby suffer from eczema,
\ OTIOE
ed has been appointed executrix of the
Prof. J. B. Horner delivered a very sores or any itching of the skin. Doan’s
of L. S. Perkins, deceased.
II per
interesting lecture at the Presbyterian Ointment gives instant relief, cures
School Superintendent Seymour has estat«»
sons having claims against said estate are re
church, last Sunday evening, on “ The quickly. Perfectly safe for children. ust furnished us with his regular month- quired to present the same, duly verified, and
Mediterannian,” which he visited re All druggists sell it.
y report of the condition of the schools with the proper vouchers, to the undersigned
cently.
I in Polk county from which we gather at the drug store in the city of Monmouth,
Never can tell when you will mash a that during December there were 2243 Polk county, Oregon, within six months from
the date of this notice.
J. W. Rushton, who some 20 years finger or suffer a cut, bruise, burn or
* Dated at Monmouth, Ore.. Jail. 18, Itxw.
ago used to drive the stage between here scald. Be prepared. Dr. Thomas’ Elec pupils in attendance, 1165 o them be
EMMA JAN- PERK I H,
Executrix of the estate of
and Salem, is now engaged in the lath tric Oil instantly relieves the pain— ing boys and 1079 of them girls. The
number neither absent nor tardy were
i . 8. Perkins, deceased. ~
ing business in Portland. His wife died quickly cures the wound.
A. F. Campbell,
1198.
The
visits
made
by
parents
were
lust fall.
Aitorney for estate.
Good reading has Fwcome almost a 155 and by the school boards 59. There
The Rickreall* orchestra will give a necessity in every home. The Success were no tardies in the districts of Zena,
dance at the Woodman hall tomorrow’ Magazine is just the one you need ; good Red Prairie, Lewisville, Parker, Polk,
W ood Bids Wanted.
night, with Blaine Southwick and Hor for all members of the family. L. A. Cochrane, Popcorn, llarimmy, Mont
ace Webster as floor managers and Stef- Matthews, agent. Pacific Phone Main gomery, Enterprise, Suver, Aetna, Fir
fy brothers as callers.
Grove, Liberty and Rock Creek, and the \jOTICE is hereby given that up to February
216.
last named had no absence either. The ‘ X f,t i9fW, at In , ni.. I will receive
to be*
Mr. G. P. Conleehas been in Portland
Have Dr. I^iwe relieve your head and eighth grade examinations are now in opened at the February term of county court,
and Salem to have his teeth treated. eye ache with a pair of his superior
for the court house as follows: Twenty cords
progre*8
in
all
the
schools
of
the
county,
of grub oakwood t«> be not less than two inch
He w’as in yesterday to pay up his .’Toth- glasses. They cost no more than others
at the small and 10 inches at the large ends:
consecutive year as a subscriber of the and you have the Ixmefit of his skill and and on Saturday the examining board, es
also 20 cords of body fir wood, ohi growth. All
consisting
of
J
Dean
Butler,
of
Buena
Itemizer. Who can heat it?
>ver 18 years experience. Consult him Vista ; Jas. E. Dutton, of Ballston ; Wm. of it to be delivered at the court house not
later than September 1, 190*.
Mr. J. TI. Moore, the rustling proprie? January 27th and 28th.
Pettys, of Monmouth ; and R. R. Hill.
K. M.SMITH,
Couuty Clerk.
tor of the Dallas feed store, went down
Constipation causes headache, naus ofT>allas, will meet at the school su
to Bridwell Fridav morning to buy a ea, dizziness, languor, heart palpitation. perintendent’s office in the court house
couple of carloads of hay. He says it is Drastic physics grij>e. sicken, weaken to pass upon the papers submitted.
not to be obtained in this vicinity.
A dm inistrator's Notice.
the Fmwels and don’t cure. Doan’s
I make and repair umbrellas and Regulets act gently and cure constipa
AT
McCOY.
tion.
25
cents.
Ask
your
druggist.
otic e ih h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t t h e u n -
have new ones for sale. You can de
dersigned has been appointed by the coun
pend on my makes being 3olid of con
Next Monday and Tuesday, two days
ty court of Polk County, Oregon, administrator
struction and to wear well. Electric Only, January 27th and 28th, Dr. Lowe, I A Good Attendance and Much In of the estate of Martha Fuchs, deceased. All
persons knowing themselves Indebted to said
flash lights on sale.—C. Kisser, the gun the well known oculo-optican, who has
estate are hereby notified to call ami settle the
smith.
terest
lieen coming to Dallas for more than 16
same with the undersigned within six months
from the date hereof and all persons hohling
Elton Connoway, who was raise«! in years, will l»e at Hotel Gail. Have him
claims against sai«l estate are hereby
The School Officers, Parents and m
Dallas, is now engaged with his brother- test your eyes for glasses, he knows how,
to present
tin* same
______
ur 1 duU-
S 3 vérifie«!
S 5 S 5 to 5 th.
B ie under-
I Teachers meeting at McCoy last Satur- signed within six monfris from the date hereof,
inlaw, Mr. Neiss, in the engraving bus 18 years exjierience.
that
tho
same
may
I
k
*
r
«1
justed
Tuesday morning Dr. Starbuck and •iay
iness in Portland, and are doing a good
lay • was a grand success in every way.
Dated at Dallas, Oregon this 16th «lay o f Jan
business. They made most of the half Mrs. J. B. Nunn accompanied MissJu- C.L.Halley, vice president of the McCoy uary, 1908.
FRANK T. F l’ < IIH,
tone cuts for the Portland Journal’s fine lie Nnnn to Portland, where she will section, acted as chairman and filled
Administrator.
endeavor to find relief from constant the position well.
edition lately.
L. D. Brown.
torture
at
the
electric
baths
at
the
Mt.
1
Sui*erinten<lent
Seymour
gave
a
short
Attorney
for
entate.
Don’t conflict Dr.Lowe with self style«!
opticians peddling glasses from house to Tabor sanitarium. She has F>oen in a talk upon the school attendance in the
house. Dr. Lowe has l>een coming to critical condition since July 4th, and it county, which was followed by u discus
Dallas for over 16 years and can only be is sincerely hoped she will now find re sion in which all were generally of the Guardian’s Saif-of Re »1 Property
opinion that pare its were to Fflame to a
consulted in his hotel office. He has no lief.
at Private Sale.
At the last meeting of the Lincoln An great extent for the number of tardies
agents, all |»ersons claiming to be are
frauds. See him at Hotel Gail January nuity Union the following officers w’ere inane by the children.
An
excellent
lunch
was
served
by
the
inetalle»l by Neighbor J. H. Montgom
27th and 28th.
Tn the county court o f the state o f Oregon
ladies of McCoy, Perrydale and Bethel. for Marion enmity
So much money is thrown away in ery. of Salem: Past speaker, Fred
At 1 o’clock the meeting waa again fn the matt**r o f the estate )
Rich
;
speaker.
Flora
M.
Lee;
vice
speak
buying useless Christmas presents. A
°f
J
called to order ami Mrs.Stewart explain
)
certificate of mining stock in a good er, J. R. Ratliff; chaplain, R. I. Chase; e»l the school childrens’ fair. A gr»^at Mabel Smith, minor.
company will l>e ai>preciate«l and may clerk, Lydia CampF>ell: cashier. Eliza amount of interest was taken in the fair ZTOTICE IH H ER E B Y GI VE N T H A T T H E I ' V - I *
tx d es ign ed , a.« guardian o f the Hald estab of |
brinjc wealth to the owner. Send a Hatton ; sargeant-at-arins, Lucy Harris : tjy parents, teachers an«i pupil*.
Mal»el Smith. min«»r. under an«l by virtue of an i
portion of your Christmas money to the physician, L. A. Bollman; trustee, A.
Some conditions in our public school* order <»f sals d u ly m««!**. given and rendered ta
II. Harris: inside doorkeeper, H. A.
an«l by «aid court, and »Inly entered «»f re«-«>rd j
Lee O m m M
Mining rnnipaiiv. 1
that should be improved called forth a therein by the above entitled court in ih ■ j
box 258, Rhyolite, Nevada, and buy a Lee; outside doorkeeper, Win. Worrah. general discussion.
above entitled proceeding on the 7th day «»f
A ll memliers re»juested to l>e present
block of stock at 15 cents a share.
1908, w ill from an«1 after the 24th day j
Our public schools from a mother’s January,
Friday evening, January 24th at next
o f February, 1908, proceed to sell at p riva te,
There is more catarrh in this section meeting.
point of view, was introduce»! by Mrs. «ale. for caxh In band f«»r the highe«t price o b
of the country than all other diseases
tainable an undivided neventh interest in and (
Polk county last season produced R. M. Prickett, followed bv a discussion. to the follow in g den ribed real property, Ire
put together, and until the last few
The gathering a»lj urned at 3:30, all
U> the «aid estate, to -w it:
years was supposed to Fie incurable. some of the largest potatoes ever grown pronouneng it a number one meeting longing
Beginning at a point 38.19 chains south «>f
F.»r a great manv
pro in Oregon, and it is douhitful if any oth and F»eiieving that a great deal of g»jod the southweet corner o f section 1* in townxhlp i
6 «noth, range 5 w«*«t, o f Wll!am«*tte meridian : I
nounced it a lr>cal disease and pre- er section of the country can show any was accomplished by this meeting.
thence east 28.51 ch ain « to the aouthcaat <*or-
scriF^ed local remedies, and by con thing near those grown here in size and
-------- ^
ner o f the tract of land heretofore deede«l to '
quality.
On
the
J
8.
Cooper
farm,
stantly failing to cure with local reme
o n eC ln ff; thence north to th»- north boun«!ary |
Program
at
Monmouth.
this
side
of
Independence,
the
crop
of
line o f the Ma«on L. Heward donation ian«l
dies, pronounced it incurable. Science
: then«*** ea«t X4.79 r-hain« to the northeant
The next school officers, tea«*hers and ! claim
has praven catarrh to bea constitution Burbanks was of exceptional quality
corner «»f «aid Heward «-laitn : thence notith 39.M ,
al disease and therefore requires con and in size the toilers are remarkable. parents’ meeting will F»e held at Mon- chain« : thence we»t 58.30 ch ain« to the town
stitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Mr. Co»q>er pass»*«! through here yester month on Saturday. February 1st. C. «h ip lin e: thence north alon g «aid township
to the place o f beginning, and situated in
Cure, manufacture»! by F. J. Cheney A day afternoon on bis way to Portland, L. Hawley will *|>eak on the subject of line
polk county.
T»
Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitu having with him a few samples of Iris elementary agriculture. L. R. Travcr
T«»gether with the tenem ent«, hereditarn<*nt«
tional cure on the market. It is taken prize spuds. Three of tFiem half-filled a will bring forth the auction of Some and appurtenance« thereto belonging or other-
appertaining.
internally in doses from 10 drops to a 50-pound flour bag and each of the trio Conditi«>ns in oar Punlic Schools that w l«e
Bid« may le* submitted at any tim e after the i
teaspoonful. It acts directly on the was fully a foot in length an«l of a girth HFiould F>e Improved, an«t A. J. Shipley flret publication o f th i« notice, an«l before
in
proportion.
He
expected
to
place
will lea»i in the discussion thereon. m king the «ale. at the law office of N. L. But
blood
and luwuus
mucous surface-* ui
of me
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D A L L A S , OREGON
THE MAN WHO SWEARS BY
THE FISH 5RAND SLICKER
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ABSOLUTELY PURE
This is the only baking
powder made from Royal
Grape Cream of Tartar.
DOINGS IN THE TOW N.
Comings and Goings of Citizens of Dal
las and their Friends.
It Has No Substitute
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MONEY SAVED HERE!
A CLEARANCE SALE THAT WILL SHATTER ALL PRECEDENT IN LOW PRICES.
Our strictly adhered-to policy o f never to pack goods away from
one season to the next, makes it imperative fo r us to hasten the de
parture o f our present slock o f S u its and O v e rc o a ts before the arrival o f
spring goods.
WE W ANT FRESH GOODS EACH SEASON
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and not “ C a r r y O v e rs .’’ “ But it is too late to buy winter clothing,” you
say. N ot a bit o f it— providing the inducements are great enough.
W inter is not over by any means. W e can expect plenty o f cold
weather— more than likely, the coldest o f the year.
The reputation earned by adherance to our rule o f making quality
paramount to price, has given this store an unsurpassed reputation for
reliability and square dealing.
This is the way it will continue to go until the sale ends:
$30.00 Suits and O vercoats,___________________ $22.50
27.50
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___________________ 18.75
25.00
___________________ 18.00
24.00
____________________ 17.50
22.50
20.00
___________________ 15.00
18.00
___________________ 13.50
17.50
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16.50
___________________ 12.50
15.00
___________________ 11.25
13.50
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12.59
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10.50
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B oys S h o rt-P a n ts S u its an d O v e rc o a ts , $ 5 and $ 6 v a lu e s a t $ 3 .5 0 and $3.75;
$ 4 and $ 4 .5 0 v a lu e s a t $ 2 .5 0 and $ 2 .7 5 ; $ 3 and $ 3 .5 0 v a lu e s fo r $1.75 to
$2.25.
B o ys’ Lon g-P ant S u its , sizes 12 y e a rs to 18 y e a rs , a t a c tu a l COST
Boys’ Golf Shirts, good 59 cent values at 35 cents; Boys’ SWftKRS, >1.25 a il $1.59 values at actual cost
S m oking J a c k e ts a t G re a tly Reduced Prices.
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