Polk County itemizer., March 12, 1908, Image 3

The greatest cloudburst o f clothing
bargains ever known in Dallas will
break loose with a rush on the
M erciless Sacrifice o f Clothing
morning of-----
SATURDAY, FEBR UAR Y 29, 1908
When the Uglow Clothing
House will place on sale its
entire line of mens’ and boys’
Clothing, Furnishing, Hats,
and Shoes, at prices never be­
fore heard of in Polk County.
This sale will include every
article in the store except C.
& W. Collars.
R E A D T H I S IN C O M P A R A B L E O F F E R
During this sale your choice o f any suit in the house, no matter what it’s former
price, will be sold for only
W e are going to con­
All our #15, $20, $22.50,
vert the remainder of
and $3o Suits will go at
our winter stock into
this sweeping reduction.
cash. Put us to the
Nothing reserved, not a
test. Seeing is believ­
garment has been dis­
in g —therefore, come
turbed, everything must
and see for yourself.
We Need the Money and
We Need the Room
The Uglow Clothing House is
known from one end of Polk
County to the other for the
Quality of its goods, and such an opportun­
ity to obtain bargains may never be offered
to you again. Everything will be sold for
cash, so bring along your purse. You won’t
need much money to buy a lot o f goods at
this sale.
20 PER C E N T R E D U C TIO N ON
UNDERW EAR
Wea
f , i
On the Famous
F L O R S H E IM S H O E S
I t ’s like givin g you one dollar for
another when we sell Florsheim
Shoes at any time. Come early
while the styles and sizes are
complete.
Solid comfort from the start, excellent service to
the finish, that’ s the life-history o f the Hylo.
A
boot that g< ¡ndcir.en commend.
! • D o u b ly G u a r a n te e d
The largest and most complete hat
department in Polk County. The
best $3.00 hat, the WTolgu $3.50;
Mallory rain-proofs; #5 and #6 Stet­
sons; your choice o f any
o f these great hats only
»O U
The name of Mallory, since 1823 , has
stood for the b»-st in men’s hat wear—
honest materials, best workmanship, and
styles that are accepted as standards.
Besides this guarantee of excellence, the
Immense variety of patterns from
which to make your selection.
“ Trouser time is all the time.”
Cravenette H a t
has what no other hat can have— the
quality of being weat/ur-proof from the
Cravenette process, which makes a
Mallory stay new in spite of all kinds of
weather. We can heartily endorse any
bat that bears the Mallory stamp.
Wc have them, both soft and stiff, in
all styles and all the popular shades.
They await your inspection.
wood
Cards with your name on them while
you wait at L. D. Daniels’ music store.
There is t: lk of one of the Philomath
Comings and Goings of Citizens of Dal" ! 1 schools
beet ming a part of Dallas col­
lege.
las and their Friends.
Is -very em ployer of women labor I
in P »lk county complying with the
For
i adach e D r. M ile s ’ A n t i- P a in P ills
Mr«. Frank Lynn was up from Perrv-
dale Monday.
L. D. Brown for abstracts.
public, typewriting.
Notice our many new ads.
F o r h ea da ch e D r. M ile s ’ A n t i- P a in P ills.
Dr. Donohoe, dentist, Uglow building.
It is said that Dallas will again have a
Notary Chinese laundry.
Prof. Campbell, of Monmouth, was a
Dallas visitor Saturday.
Mr. J. L. Sweeney made a business
trip t© the capital city Monday.
Miss Cordia Gooch is taking a busi­
Don’ t miss seeing the moving pictures ness course in a Portland college.
at the Colosseum Saturday night.
John Greenwood is one of the many
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Richmond were who are afflicted with mumps in town.
passengers for Portland Sunday after­
The Seventh Day Adventists have
noon.
been holding successful meetings at
Mr. Karl Stone, of Portland, spent Black Rock.
Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H.
D e W itt’ s Little Early Risers, small,
P. Shriver.
safe, sure little liver pills.
Sold hv
Judg * Stouffer was able to be up town Conrad Stafrin.
M ondav, after several weeks confimnent
The Daily Oregonian is kept on file
to the house.
in this office for the use of those who
Drop in at the store of L. I). Daniel desire to refer to it.
and see the tine assortment of postal
If you want to see some prettily dress­
cards and other novelties.
ed windows just look at those of our
Photos: Have baby’ s picture while furniture stores this week.
alive and well. Fam ily group while to­
suffered habitually from constipa­
gether and well.— T , J. Cherrington.
tion.
Doan’ s Regulets relieved and
Miss Mable Shinn has returned to strengthened the bowels, so that they
her Eugene home after several weeks have been regular ever since.” — A. E.
s]>ent with her sister, Mrs. Ed. Blessing. Davis, grocer, Sulphur Springs, Tex.
Ladies are cordially invited to
attend our
Spring Millinery Opening
Saturday, M arch 21
W e have on*e o f the most complete and
up-to-date lines o f millinery goods now
on display in Dallas, including the
famous “ Merry Widow ” Hats — most
popular design of the present season.
An excellent line of our new spring
styles will be displayed at H. C. Couri­
er's store in Falls City, Thursday and '
Friday, March 26 and 27.
MISSES M. A N D A. REDDEKOPP,
P R O P R IE T O R S OK
The Elite
Successors to Mrs. Ella J. Metzger, formerly the
leading milliner in Dallas
Co.
A N Y O V E R C O A T IN
T H E S T O R E FOR
Prices range from
$16.50 to $30
The celebrated d u e tt’s “ Standard,”
“ Monarch” and “ Brighton” Shirts.
Men’s regular 5(»c Work'Shirts go
at 15 per cent reduction.
10 Per cent Reduction
Priestly Cravenett,
Storm and Dress
Coats
Ten dollars is a good day’s wages. You can save $15 if you buy your suit now
ÁCKACHE
P. A. Finseth was at Portland on
business this week.
Get D eW itt’ s Carbolized W itch Hazel
Mrs. M attie W alker, of Lebanon, is
Salve— it is good for piles.
Sold by
with relatives here.
Conrad Stafrin.
Mr. G. N. Townsend was up from
The new arc. light on the top of the
hill in North Dallas shows up in great Perrydale Wednesday.
shape from all over town.
Mr. Lee Smith went to Portland Sat -
A t L. D. Daniel’ s store you can find lrdtiy on business connected with his
lomestead.
.untiling you desire in phonograph rec
onis. A lot of nice new ones.
The inner appearance of tin* Metho-
ist church has been greatly improved
.Miss Halite Reynolds was quite badh
hu ned in P »rtlaml the other day, and >v the repainting of the seats.
her mother went down te attend her.
Barham it W inslow have several
farms for sale that they will take Dallas
The young men of Dallas are request
city property for as part payment.
ed t » meet at the court house next
Thursday to organize a m ilitia company.
The streets were crowded last week
Kennedy’ s Laxative Cough Syrup acts with out of townersbrought here by the
socialist convention and other things.
gently yet promptly on the bowels and
allays infiammation at the same time.
Mrs. Bertha C o llin ! Toner now has
It is pleasant to take. Sold by Conrad on display her street hats which are
Stafrin.
things of beauty, and are sure to suit
Beginning Saturday morning our en­ all ladies.
tire line of fancy dishes will be put on
Mrs. J. C. Uglow was called to Mc­
sale at first cost. Come early and get M innville Monday on account of the
I what you need in this line.— C rider’s serious illnes of her grandfather, Mr.
[Grocery.
John Martin.
Mrs. M. V. Smith and Miss Mae j Frank McCready, who recently had
Shelton are especially busy this week | his arm broken at Black Rock, suffered
opening and making goods in their new another fracture of the same member
store preparatory to their opening on i Friday afternoon.
i March 12th.
Notice the attractive ad of Laughnry’s
A defective fine in Hotel Gail Friday grocery each week in this paper and
night caused considerable excitm ent. , you will find something that will al­
It was located in the sample room, and ways please you.
was extinguished without much damage
Papers from other counties in the
being done.
state are crowded with candidates cards,
Itching piles provoke profanity, hut some having as much as two columns of
profanity wont cure them.
Doan’ s such notices. Polk’ s office seekers seem
Ointment, cures itching, bleeding or afraid to announce themselves.
protruding piles liter years of suffering.
Kodol is a scientific preparation of
A t any drug store.
vegetable acids with natural digestants
I make and repair umbrellas and and contains the same juices found in
i have new ones for sale. You can* d e ­ a healthy stomach. Each dose will d i­
pend on my makes being ¿olid of con- gest more than 3,000 grains of good
! «truction and to wear well. Electric food. Sold by Conrad Stafrin.
1 flash lights on sale.— C. Kisser, the gun­
M. M. Cake, of.Portland, a candidate
smith.
|
• r United States senator on th e repub-
j The following schools for the mr nth
can ticket, will address the citizens of
; ending January 24th were without tard- Dallas at the court house this evening.
I ¡o s:
Cochrane. Popcorn, Harmony. Mr. Cake has the reputation of being an
Upper Salt Creek, Montgomery, Etna •ntertaining talker, and from the re­
| and Mountain View, the Etna school al- publican standpoint his address will
I so had no absences.
•»rove most pleasing.
Mrs. Bertha Collins Toner announc-
es to her many patrons that she will
have her spring opening of m illinery on
Saturday, March 21, at which time she
will show the ladies some of the choic-
est things in that line ever brought to
the county.
The n*w postal department rating
: TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS
Mrs. G eorgeG erlinger informs us tha*
arrangements are being made for a \*er>
interesting entertainment to be give'
for the benefit of the public library, ot
March 27th at the skating rink. Fur
ther announcements will be made in
these columns.
mate it oerrss^ry for os. on April
tst, to drop from our subscription list
oil who are over one year iu arrears.
Th‘ amount then due. from earh de­
linquent. will be plared in proper bauds
David Johnson died Saturday morn-
l ing at the home of his grandson, Fred
fur (ollertion We bate to be arbitrary
U floojier, at Independence, at the age of
[ vl years. Funeral services were h *ld at \ iu the nutter, h i have no rhoue -
6 the Christian church Sunday afterm*>n, |
Rev. E. C. W igm ore, of Eugene offleiat i
it is either do this or be exrluded from
ing. Interm ent was in the I. O. O. F. [
the m il. All you have to do is U
•emetery at Buena Vista.
Gideon S to lti came over from Salem
nay np to date, and then we are al-
Monday and it did not take him lo rg to
' tw M to give you credit fur another
ixe « arp-nter* at work on the building
*'.» the new soda works in W est Dallas.
year.
The machinery has been ordered and
will
« ill he here by the time golant
the building
i*
completed. Yhe bottling I feature«.
coatain many additional
DALLAS
OREGON
DeWITT’S KIDNEY AND BLADDER. PILLS FOP.
10 -hour law?
M. 1 layter, dentist, Wilson building.
M ic h a e l « , s t i h n ft
1-4 O F F O N D R E S S C O L F , A N D
N E C L I C E E S H IR TS
UGLOW CLOTHING HOUSE
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«•W aiftirr4M « ST rut makxm flft
MICHAELS-STERN
FINE C LO TH IN O
Sale Begins Saturday, February 29, 1908, and will end on St. Patrick’s Day, March 17, 1908
W e want several cords of oak
at this office.
DOINGS IN THE TOWN.
T o gi: - quiii.ted with the Ily lo is to
■
receive an object lesson in twentieth century
c,
shoe achievement.
It is strictly a shoe
£m
for the nan who cares.
m)
M o s t s ty le s are $3
’ ■*
E V E R Y W A G E -E A R N E R SHOULD A T T E N D TH IS SALE.
M a llo ry
They all go at 20 percent reduction
Pa .ent l t ; u i e r lacr- boot, ».lull top ,
l i e a v y w in t e r sole f o r s tr e e t w e a r
A L L T R O U S E R S CO A T 2 5 P E R
C E N T REE U C T IO N
The Mallory Cravnnntt© Hat
The famous lines—Dr. Daniel’s Lin­
en Mesh, Cooper’s Spring Needle,
Dr. W right’s Health, Eagle, and
many other staple and fancy lines.
Look f or name in strap
W ea'i Kidneys, Lame Back
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and
i.
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Inflammation o f the Bladder
A WEEK S TRIAL 25c
| Bowman Bros, are loading
about five
Icarsof slabwood daily for the W . V . L.
POLITICS
people, the same being shipped to out-
I side points.
I M. M. Ellis has had erected a neat
UP
I cottage on his lot adjoining his home
which will be occupied by Mr. and Mrs.
Parrish.
TO DATE ■ Elbert
Call at L. I). Daniels’ and get your j
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phonograph records.
COMPLETE LIST OF CAN D ID ATES!
NOW IN FIELD.
A Number Yet to be H eird From
— A Little Bashful.
li“bU'
Everything in
c“u f,ir_
Travis M cDevitt, who is manager o i
the big creamery at Corvallis, Inis been 1
visiting bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. 8 .
McDevitt, in Dallas.
B. F. Jones will h avea competitor for
the nomination representative for Polk '
and Lincoln counties iu the person of
We give below a complete list of the C. A . Gardner, of Toledo.
candidates who have registered for the
John Me Bee has bought the Dubre
• 1 iffeient county offices, together with farm at Bridgeport and Henry Gorke has
pm chased a lot of L. M. Pollock, situ at
their party affiliation :
ed in the eastern part of town.
REPRESENTATIVE
C. L. Hawley, M cC oy............
C O U N TY JU D O R
Glen O. Holman, Bridgeport
K I. F. Coad. Dallas .
.) ( i Vaut)rsdel, I fallas..........
J. E. Hibley, Dallas . . . .
COUNTY CLERK
“ Dad’ KShultz is to soon put up a res­
idence on his lots in the th ird ward.
Vlr. Shultz is a pioneer in this line in
Rep mr town and one of the most proficient.
. Rep
Mr. and Mrs. J. VV. Jennings, o f
. D* m Knoxville, Tennesee, arrived here S a t­
. Deni urday evening oil a visit to their cousin ,
Mrs. I. F. Yoakum, and other relatives.
.. Rep
E. M . Smith, D a lla s ....................... Rep
SII ERI FF
J. M Grant, D a lla s ............
.........Dem
I)r. Htarbuck was a Portland visitor
Sunday to make arrangements for the
removal of his parents and sister to this
•ity, where they will reside in the fu­
ture.
AS SE SS O R
Kodol is today the l>est known re m e ­
........ Deni dy for all disorders of the stomach,
» . . . Rep such as dyspepsia, heart burn, sour
stomach ami notching of gas.
Bold
OM MISSION ER
here by Conrad Stafrin.
Win. Riddell, .Monmouth
K 'l
Feel
languid,
weak,
run-down?
Headache?
Stomach “ o ff” ?— Just a
TREASURER
plain case of lazy liver. Burdock Blood
Hardy Holman. Dallas ..
Rep
Dem Bitters tones liver and stomach, pro
I)in P. Btonffert Dallas .
motes digestion, purifies the blood.
Edward C. Dunn, D a lla s ................Deni
Mrs. Ralph
McTiminonds arrived
SURVEYOR
home Saturday afternoon from Valdez,
Rei Alaska, where she went to visit her bus-
B. F. Bee*ley. Falls ( ’ity
ban*!, who was *|iiite sick but is now
much im proved.— Lebanon Advance.
Mr . M. G. Flynn, of the inetro|>olis,
1 is visiting Mrs. J. C. Gaynor.
The Dallas school teachers have kept
up their cred¡table fire drill, and for ex- j
i ( ie nge Muscott has traded his place
amplification to the directors, without
I in this city to J. H. Chapin for his farm
warning to the children, the alarm was
< in Cooper Hollow.
•oiinded Tuesday morning and theschool \
B. M. Atkins, manager of the W il­ house was emptied in less than a m in­
lamette Valley Co, interests in Corval ute.
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i lis. uas in town Sunday.
F K Mver, Dallas .
('. S. < rraves, Dallas
W hile on a tour of the Pacific coast,
having s|»ent most of the winter at i>»s
Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Hanson,
of Nebraska, are now here visiting their
■ uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
| Kersay. They are especially pleased
with our beautiful spring
weather.
Their next visiting place will be Seattle.
We have a communication this week
j from a prominent leader of the women
suffragist movement taking us to task
| for not advocating the movement. We
als*» »ad one from eqnal|y as prominent
| a lady urging us to use our influence
against such a movement. As we look
at this question, it is costing the state
considerable unnecessary expense. It
has been settled by the ballot several
times, and should be dropped for a few
years at least. If a majority of the la­
dies of Oregon really desire*! the ballot,
there w»Mild be no trouble io regard hi
their t«U iu g it.
AN EXTERMINATOR
Wanted for the Pertiferous Can-
ada Thistle.
McCoy, Ore., March 10, '08
Editor Item izer:
Can you or any of your many readers
tell me of a quick and sure way of e x ­
terminating the Canada thistle, so nu­
merous in some localities?
W e have heard that if the tijs» of this
pest are cu toff ami a little salt sprinkled
on the stock, there will l»e nothing l«*ft
in a short time. This is only hearsay
with us, however, and we would like to
hear from some one who has found out
by actual experience the liest and s u r -I
way of gutting rid of this peat.
Young Men’s Clothes
Ederheimcr, Stein & Co. - Makers
E T T E R take a second look at
these styles for Young Men.
Absolutely defy one to find any­
thing common-place or ordinary
about them. Brimful of style and
good taste; with smart patterns
and perfect fit.
Also have others of the Eder-
heimer-Stein make. All different.
Can’t put them before you on
paper; you must see them to
know.
B
7 u o, fhret and four-button m ill; mtdium
and lor.g lap»It; coati 31 to 32 inchet long
ti lth 2 l j -inch dip in front. Siztt up to 38.
TH E
Bee Hive Store
DAI .LAS, OREGON