That we carry a good stock
of all kinds of shoes.
Owr Furs
Are bought from one o f the largest fur manufac
turers in the United States. The styles and prices
are right. Give us a look.
W e will save you money on ladies and childrens’
coats. Make us prove it.
Just received, new lot o f suit cases, $1.75 to $9.
YOURS FOR BUSINESS
300
CORDS
O f Good Oak Handle Timber
$8.00 CASH PER CORD
Delivered at Factory. Bring
in your wood before the real
rainy season commences.
Little fellows styles
Russian Sailor and Junior Models
Little fellows high buttoned
Russian Overcoats
$4.00 to $7.50
$4.00 to $8.00
Office adjoining Factory will be open
for business from now on.
THE PACIFIC COAST HANDLE
& MANUFACTURING CO.
Dallas,
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Oregon
A CORKING TIME
■“ T H E
SCHOOL OF Q U A L IT Y ” -
Tenth and Morrison, Portland, Oregon
A. P. Armstrong, LL.B., Principal
C ,W e occupy two floors 65 by 100 feet, have a $ 20,000 equipment,
employ a large faculty, give individual instruction, receive more calls
for office help than we can meet. Our school admittedly leads all
others in quality of instruction. It pays to attend such an institution.
C.S*ld a Business Man: “ Keep hammering away everlastingly on thorough
work. It will win out in the end.” Said an Educator: “ The quality o f instruc
tion given in your school makes it the standard o f its kind in the Northwest.”
C.Open all the year.
References:
Students admitted at any time.
Catalogue free.
A ny bank, any newspaper, any business man in Portland.
BUILDERS, ATTENTION!
In connection with our lumber and shingle trade, we
are now handling lime, plaster, cement, brick and
sand. Lowest possible prices on all building material
n t aits. k . s h iu h k i o t a
company
Dalias Gets Nightwatch—Fruit Growers M eet
in g-E lectio n Figures Misleading.
mous vote for
the position. On
motion of Councilman Ellis the city ob
ligated itself to pay him $8.25 monthly,
“ I ’ ve had a corking time,” said Ted. that being the necessary amount to
bring his recompense up to $fiO. Air.
Perhaps lit* lias, but then
Dawson was sworn in on Tuesday and
Every time the durned old “ cork”
our
town once more has a night guar
Ha's popped right out again
dian, and one whom we think will be
consciencious, fearless and painstaking
He “ bottled up” the old Beef Trust
in the performance of his duties.
Still every one knows how
The “busted” Trust is charging just. The nearing was closed on the East
Washington street improvement and a
Three prices for its cow.
rcaolotion parsed providing for such.
The Paper Trust was also “ corked”
An ordinance prohibiting the hitch
By our “ Trust-Busting Ted ;”
ing of horses on our macadam streets
But it is stronger than before,
was read first time.
Because it’s tariff-fed.
The Court street curb ordinance was
passed.
Then Theodore said coins no more,
The ordinance committee asked lor
Should say “ In God We Trust;”
further time on the getting up of an or
The words effaced are now replaced
dinance providing for house numbering.
Since Congress said they must.
TEDDY’S CORKING TIME.
Polk county will give a majority for
Bryan and not Taft.
NOTICE.
Kindly bring in your dish coupon
tickets not later than December 1st as
on that date we will discontinue giving
out tickets.
C AM PB E LL A HOLLISTER.
When ordering bread, ack for Dallas
bread. For sale at U. S. Loughary’s,
Boyd & Sons’ , L. II. Shultz’s and Sim
on ton A Scott’s,
,,
And tbs t huge fine of twenty-nine
Fruit Grower’ s Meeting.
Millions on Standard Oil,
Mr. Orchardist, do you know that now
Was just the stuff for “ corking bluff—
is the time to select that choice fruit
And higher courts to spoil.
which is to make your section a name
for the production of first class fruit
The delegates lie battled for
“ as good as Hood River7” Do not wait
“ My policies” and Tall ;
fo r spot cash. 10 to 50% more money fo r yon to nhI p Raw Font *nd Hide« to nn than to
The ticket, though, is doomed, fo rlo ! until Chrhtmas and then complain be
■ell athom e. W rite for Price List. M arket Report. Shipping Tags, and al>out our
cause people are talking of your neigh-
There’s Sherman on the aft.
H U N T E R S ’ & T R A P P E R S ’ G U ID E »&£?£*
b >r’s fruit and not of yours. Make up |
«50 pages, leather bound. Best th in g on th o «a b je c t o ver w ritten . Illu stratin g all Fur Animals. A ll
He often riled; dee lighted, smiled ;
your mind now to capture some of the |
about Trappers’ Secrets. Decoys. Traps, Game L aw «. How an d w h ere to trap, and to become a suc
Called nature-takes to time;
cessful trapper. It 's a regular Encyclopedia. Price. $2. To our customers. $1 25. Hides tanned into
cups and awards to he given by the Or
beautiful Rohe«. Our M agnetic Bait and Decoy attracts a n im a l» to traps. 1 1,00 per bottle. S h ip r o o f
Great wealth decried: said others egon State Society. Write Jas. H. Reid,
Bides and Furs to us and get highest price«. A ndersch B ro s ., D e p b T1 M inneapolis, M ia n .
lied—
of Milwaukie, Oregon, for a list of pri
H e’s had a “ corking” time.
zes, and then save your best fruit for
competition in one or more classes.
This is the greatest meeting and ex
COUNCIL MEETS.
hibit ever held in Portland and you will
never cease regretting it if you fail to
be in evidence at that meeting and have
W. W. Dawson Elected as Night your best fruit entered in the running. I
The
society will keep your exhibit in
Guardian of Town.
cold storage free. If you wish it write
to Mr. Reid as to details. We are not)
The city council met in regular session ready to announce the program yet, hut
last Monday evening with Mayor Muir we will haye some of the best talent
in the country and the whole event |
in the ciiair and all the officials pres will be an epoch making occasion in the
cut except Councilman Coad, who was history of northwest horticulture. A
badly missed, as it was a most unusual score or more of splendid cups, medals,
thing to find him absent from the coun awards and ribbons will he assigned to
the winners in the various classes and
cil’s session.
you ought to take home some of the
Councilman Stafrin reported that the credit of your section as well as for your 1
street committee, Coad, Stafrin and own personal pleasure. It w ill do you '
! Myers, had lately made a tour of the a world of good to meet the big fruit |
I city, and found a number of walks need- men from British Columbia, Montana,
| ing repair, and some new ones. The Idaho, Washington, Oregon and outside
I will offer for sale just as soon as I can survey
points. One of the features of the,
! machinery was set in motion for the meeting will he a question box. If you
and plat all of my farm just outside the city
| improvement as suggested by him.
have a question that yon desire answer-1
| On the suggestion of Councilman Cos- ed by the convention send it in and des
limits. This will be known as the Garden
• per the auditor and engineer were or- ignate who shall answer it if you wish a
»articular reason to consider it. Let us
Home Tract. A fine body o f rich, black bot
j dered to exactly estimate the cost to mve the questions early so that all may
I
each
individual
property
owner
of
the
have a chance to see what is coming.
tom land.
| macadam work now flushed on eight Delegates from all parts of this north
west region will obtain reduced rates on •
i t blocks.
the railroads and “ Horticultuial Week”
H
The auditor was instructed to «1«) the in Portland will lie a red letter day for
1 notarv work and get the different rights fruitgrowers of the Pacific Northwest,— J
of wav signed up for the laterals.
r.-—
December 1-5, 1908,— K . R, Lake, secre- j
L S I R
Claims allowed:
tary, Corvallis, Oregon.
$ 20 00
0. Hayter, salary .............
18 00
A. J. Smith, labor.............
HOT AIR DOPE
D. M. Watson Files Reply.
174 00
F. H. Morrison, salary ....
Invigorates the Digestion.
2 5 28
R. Hieeel, labor .............
Answeiing
the
suit
brought
against
invigorate the digestion and atiniu-
30 50 Oregonian’ s
Claud Hanor, labor ........
Figures Regarding
he torpid liver and bowels there'» him in the Circuit Court by ihe Polk D. Glover, labor................
fi 75
Oil Company, D. M. Watson
11 K so g'“»l as that old family County
Taft’s
Plurality
in Poik.
1
00
John
Lynn,
labor
.............
dy, Brandreth's pills, which lias t*avs that the company was insolvent W. N. brown, labor ........
8 00
in use for over a century. They when he contracted with it to bore for Willamette Valley Co........
139 50
Monday the Oregonian came out with 1
se the hlnod and impart new vi|ior oil at $3 a foot. He asserts that he Guy Br<»s. supplies...........
IH 25
several columns of hot air dope from j
e b*ly. One or two every night for bored for 270 feet and then demanded B. V. Morrison, labor........
12 00 many of its correspondents hireeasting .
payment,
saying
he
would
otherwise
re
.It will oaually be all that is reqnir-
11 05 the majorities that Taft will receive ov
Dallas Planing M ill...........
Kor constipation or dyspepsia, one fuse to carry the work farther. He as
er Bryan in the several counties. If i
o taken everv night will in a .holt serts the company nformed him it had
Total .......................... $4*« 23 the rest of them are like that sent in by |
afford great relief. Brandeth’s no funds. It waa organized, he declares,
for
the
sole
purpose
of
using
him
to
ex
A
petition
signed
by
numerous
busi
their Dallas corres|»ondent they had j
are tlie same fine laxative trnir
ness men w is read a-king that W. W. le tter get some new figures if the Ore- !
onr grandparents used and being ploit and float its stock.—Oregonian.
Dawsoii
be
appointed
nightwatch
and
gonian wishes to lie in anywise relied on j
|y vegetable are adapted to every
in Bold in every drug ami medi- [ The Dallas Baking Company turns | subscribing for the payment of $51.75 as a reliable newsmonger. The Dallas,
I
out
fresh
bread
four
times
a
«lay.
P
h - towards his monthly salary.
correspondent
says Polk will give Taft a
store either plain or augar coated.
! tronize home industry and ask for Dal
As provided by the charter and in or majority of lietween 300 and 400. As
las brett'l.
der to have such official under the con tlir-j, are some 7 *•0 more r<*gistere«l re
Milo Wood» has been circulating a pe- trol of the city government and invest publicans than democrats, this is a vir* j
Mr. W. H. Rohertaon waa over from
I tition this week for signature by those ed with fiowers to make arrests, etc., it to il concession on his part that 400 re j
Monmouth yeaterday.
interested, to secure the money to put in is necessary that he lie elected. An publicans will vote for Bryan. Where
Mr. Claud Johns and a friend came afeownt cro-nwalk in the mlddleofonr election wa* therefore called and as the hotair come- in, is in his trying to
was
do
other nomination mialead the public by allowing only that
up from Portland Saturday for a viiit main street block leading to the court there
nuxn bar. From all appaaraoc*« bow
it it a go.
i Ml. lAwtoo r**nv*l Uw
with nkstivsa bars.
Boys of all ages can get better satisfaction buy
ing clothes here—than any other place.
S o ld by
SS » « » « » « S S « s
The Bee Hive Store, D allas
ì HMHWHHHH
New J. I. Case Disc Harrow
FURSiHIDES
Installment
Plan
5, 10, 15 Acre Tracts
The latest, newest and best thing in the disc harrow line. Sure to please the most critical.
The Slicer Scrapers are a new feature. Notice the illustration above. By a motion of his foot the
operator causes the scrapers to move back and forth, slicing the dirt from the discs, thus keeping them per
fectly clean.
The Frame is horseshoe in shape, and made of angle and flat steele; Is very light and exceeding strong.
The harrow is very light, but is so braced that it is very strong and durable.
The Bearings are a great feature in the case. Two chilled rings which take the wear are fitted in each.
Bear in miud that these rings take the wear and that they are chilled. When, after long use, they become
worn, they can be easily removed and replaced by new ones, which cost but little,
The Spools between discs are strong, and one end is larger, and cup-shaped to fit the curved side of
the disc, thus making a large bearing and so supjjorting the disc that there is no danger o f its working loose
on the shaft.
The Bumpers are very large, and overcome completely the end or side thrust. They form complete
support, the pressure on one gang being concentrated by the pressure on the other.
The Frame is Flexible, thus each section operates independently of the other. I f one end of sec
tion raises over an obstruction, the other end remains at work, and the companion section not disturbed.
The Stop at rear end of pole is made of steel, and is so constructed that center discs can be adjusted to
to work as desired. Double Levers only are used.
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H.
G. CAMPBELL
8
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Adam s & Brobst Co.
N E X T DOOR SOUTH OF ELECTRIC P A LA C E , R IL E Y BLOCK, D A LLA S , OREGON.
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