Polk County itemizer., October 22, 1908, Image 8

Prof. Caldwell spends Sundays here
with his parents.
J. R Moyer and wife, who have been
on an extended visit in Nebraska and
other eastern state«, returned home
Monday. Their many friends are glad
to welcome them Iwck They say Or­
egon looks the liest to them.
If any |»er«ou want« a do^ of whatev­
er kind, breed, denomination, sect or
political party they can get it here.
Falls City has them to spare and with
boot prospects for more. We do not
want to ouiid a dog pound.
The residence of Charles Frink is raje
week.
idly nearing comoletion and occupying
Dave Giant was in town this week as it does a sightly location, shows off
R. L. CHAPM AN...
well and is an ornament to the town
smiling and happy as usual.
Mr. Frink is another Falls City citixen
F U N E R A L DIR ECTOR
Mr Young, the (»nlitical sjieaker a ho believes in improving his home
and
Ir *w a good audience here Saturday town. It pays.
EMBALMER
night.
O F F I C E : C h ap« l and P a r lo r », N. Main #t.
D A L L A S ,O k P O O N :
The moving picture show went to
PEEDEE.
Black Rock Saturday and the hoys had
Bell Phone It*
Mutual Phone 1306.
lull houses at each performance.
Call» Promptly Answered Day or Night
Lucy Ronco has erysipelas in her arm.
Joe Kenski. a young Austrain. wa«
insantly kille l while working in one M
Will Bush is moving to one of Alva
the logging ramps west of t» wn law* NVoiner’s ranches.
Thursday. A tree fell on him.
FALLS CITY.
Clarence Irvine has moved to Frank
Mr. James, father in law of Ralph Gilliam's farm he has rente»l.
Hall, \\ to has been visiting here tor
Fine Bnrbank has rented the Scanlon
FaMs City 8trawberrie3 are a^ain in some .• r k h . left for bis home in Eu­
farm ami is moving there.
ma ket an l they a^e fine ou * h . They gene this week.
Bluford llusli ami wife were Dallas
The infant child of Alvin Robinson,
are rained by Mr. Calkins.
die t Sunday and was buried in the visitors Tuesday
J. C. Talbott has added to hi* grow­ ! ceniet *rv her«- Monday. Funeral ser­
Guy Me calf, of Airlie, visited Wn..
ing come *t onery business a candy vices were held in the M. Ii church,
I Shewey ami wife Saturday.
in Uing o it it and now in timfactnres i and sermon preached b / Rev. Dol/iw.
fi le c i idles on the promise*. Mr.
Harry Batchelor is visiting Ernest
A basket ball team is being organized
T i Htt n o t e of our e itsrpris nx voung
Bush and wife.
basin * s men and b die v s i i keeping : in t <wn and our young men are taking
i bold in good shape. T.iev are practis-
Will Bush has a good gentle team of
right up to the front all the time.
' ing on skates, and will be the only horses for sale.
Mr. .1. Williams, father of Banker basket ball team on skates. They are
Cramlma Castile, mother of Mrs.
Williams, was a Falls City visitor this making good progress.
Freer, is not expected to live.
OUR ASSOCIATE EDITORS.
Mr. A. B. Strong was a Dallas visitor
Friday.
Mrs. Win. Sargeaut was a caller in
Dallas Tuesday.
All the County News Graphically Writ­
ten up by Our Brainy Rustlers.
OLD SORES
FED AND
KEPT OPEN
B Y I M P U R I T I E S IN T H E B L O O D
Misses Edith and Ida Duigman visit- ‘
ed with their parents and mends here
Sunday.
Roy Gee returned home last week
from California after being absent about
two years.
Frank Conner is at present clerking
jn D. L, k.eyt.4 store. They areudvjr- |
fining a big sale to begin Wednesday
|be - 1 -t
Mr. Sw irtz’sdaughter, Mrs. Cook ami
family, w ho recently arrived from Illi­
nois, will reside in Perrydale this win­
ter.
THREE CURES OF
SEVERE ECZEMA
Michigan Woman Tells of Her Broth­
er’s Terrible Suffering with the
Disease— Grandchild and Another
Baby also Permanently Cured.
CUTICURA REMEDIES
PROVED INVALUABLE
. "M y brother had eczema three dif­
ferent summers. About the same time
each
summer it came out between his
I). L. Keyt is having some repairing
•lone «»n his residence and windmill. shouldersand down his back, and h** said
his
suffering
was terrible. He used dif­
Mr. CarHon ami Mr. Kurtz are doing ferent kinds of
medicines that were said
the work.
to be good for that disease, but nothing
seemed to do him much good. When it
The E mm brothers have added much
to the appearance ot their home this came on the third summer, he bought a
summer by making a new yard fence, box of Cuticura Ointment and gave it
a faithful trial. Soon he began to feel
repairing and repainting their house.
better and he cured himself entirely
Mr. Parker received a lot of material with Cuticura and has never been
bothered with e c M m sim-e. He also
for apple boxes last
Saturday. He
used Cuticura to cure a bunch over his
has a go»j»l crop of very tine quality of eye
and a terrible corn which was so bad
apple»* this year.
that he could not wear his shoe. A
lady
in Indiana heard < f how my baugh-
Mrs. Jennings spent several davs
Mrs.
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Miller, had cured her l little
i t ' son
with Mrs. Bratcher, of McCoy, who has ter,
of terrible eczema by the Cuticura
been seriously ill but is slowly improv­
Remedies. This lady’s little one had
ing.
the eczema so badly that they thought
they would lose it. She used Cuticura
Miss Myrtus Morrison, daughter of Soap
and Cuticura Ointment and it
J. W . Morrison, of Salt Creek, was rnar- cured her child entirely, and the disease
rie»l at Forest (¿rove »Sunday to Mr. C.
never came back. Mrs. Sarah E. Lusk,
B. Wallace.
07 Peckham St., Coldwater, Mich., Aug.
I 15 and Sept. 2, 1907.”
( ne of the Condon girls is on the sick
The Christian church of this pla« e has |
ist.
secured the services of Kev. Elijah Sti-
Win. Shewey, went to Kings Valley vers for another year. He is a very
impressive and interesting speaker and j
! for a load of mill feed Saturday,
everyone seems very well pleased with
Cure for Torturing, Disfiguring
| John Dyer was in the valley Thurs- the past years work.
Skin and Scalp Humors.
! day on business.
The agonizing itching and burning of
Ed Blalock has built a house on Har­
the
skin,
as in eczema; fcne frightful scal­
EOLA.
ry Lacey’s land ami will send his boys
ing, as in psoriasis:
| to school this winter.
tho loss of hair and
crusting of scalp, as
Little Ruby Bush has been taken
There has been lots of trouble with
in ecalltid-hoad; the
1 pretty sick and was taken to Dr. Mc- the telephones in Eola.
facial dis f i g u re-
1 Cation's Tuesday, but is better now and
ment, an in acne
Harry Thacker has bought a tine new
and ringworm, find
! so is the little baby of Mr. and Mrs.
Edison phonograph.
instant relief and
| Lamhp’t Shepard's.
speedy
cure, in the
Mr. Dunsmore has leturned from the
majority
of cases,
Coast well pleased with his visit.
in
warm
baths with
KIN GS~V ALLEY.
Cuticura
Srap
and
gentle
anointings
Our teacher reports having an inter­
with Cuticura Ointment.
esting time at the institute last week
Complete External and Internal Treatment for
Mr. Curtis Miller moved to Hoskins
Every Humor of Jnfanta, Children, and Adult#
Mr.
S.
B.
Taylor,
civil
engineer
for
consists
of Cuticura .Soap (25c.) to Cleanat* the Skin.
last week,
the railroad, has a very good phono­ Cuticura Ointment (60c.) to Heal the Skin, and
Cut If ura Resolvent (50c ), (or In the form of Chocolate
Don Graham went to Airlie one »lay graph and lots of records.
Coated PHI# 25c. per vial of 60) to Purify the Blood.
Sold throughout the world.
Potter Drug * them.
last week.
Corn . Sole Props., Boston. Mass.
There will be preaching at the school
aarMalled Free, Cuticura Book on Skin Utacases.
Jim and Mary Watson passed through house at J p. in., December 6th by the
the valley Monday.
new preacher, Mr. Hotchkiss.
Claud Lewis passed through here
George Mitty is clerking in a grocery
A shower party was given Miar
with a band of sl eep last week.
store in Tole»io for the winter, also hold­ Bertha Fleam last Monday eve n an-
Several families of the valley sent to ing down a timber homestead on the ticipation of her approaching marriage
»Siletz.
to J. L. Robinson and was greatly en­
Newport after salmon.
Mrs. Nancy Clark and daughter, Ret, joyed by all present.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Price visited at
were out from Salem visiting Mrs. Hol­
Jesse DeWitt is visiting his mother,
the home of W. L. Price Sunday.
man last week, Mrs. Clark was mar­
Walter, Winnifred ami Ethie Brice ried in Eola fifty years ago. She is a Mrs. DeWitt. He will return to his
work
at Grants Pass the first of tin*
visited at the home of Jake Chambers sister to Mr. II. H. Hayden.
week, where he is employed in the
Sunday,
The blasting crew for the railroad forest reserve.
i Mr. and Mrs. Dick Rogers are ex­ company were blasting out rocks in Eo­
pected home Monday from a week’s vis- la hint week One went through the
INDEPENDENCE.
j it at Waterloo and Sodaville.
roof of Brophy’s old house, another
struck
»Stewart’s
woodshed
tearing
a
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Eddy visited rela-
R. H. Kncx was on the sick list last
tives here a week and then went to whole through roof and floor.
week.
1 Portland to reside.
Wesley Perry has returned from a
ROCCA.
trip to Lewiston, Idaho.
WORLD FAMOUS
Whenever a sore refuses to heal it is because the blood is not pure and
healthy, ns it should be, but is infected with poisonous germs or some old
blood taint which has corrupted and polluted the circulation. Those most
usually afflicted with old sores are persons who have reached or passed uiid-
dlelife. The v itality of the blood and strength of t i e system Ijave naturally
begun to decline, and the poisonous germs which have accumulated because
of a sluggish and inactive condition of the system, or i f i l e hereditary taint
which has hitherto been held in check, now force an outlet on the face, arms,
legs or other part of the body. The place grows red and angry, festers and
eats into the surrounding tissue until it becomes a chronic and stubborn
uleer, fed and kept open by the impurities with which the blood is saturated.
Nothing is more tryin g and disagreeable than a stubborn, noil-healing sore.
The very fact that it resists ordinary remedies and treatments is good reason
for suspicion; the same genu producing cancerous ulcers is back of every
old sore, and especially is this true if the trouble is an inherited one.
Washes, salves, nor indeed anything else, applied directly to the sore, can
doauv permanentgood ; neither w ill remov-
fr1^ ? ? *ffuli ty i.T ii .?.n°d7nan " f t ing the sore with caustic plasters or the
was a small p i m p le at fire , but It surgeon’s knife make a lasting cure.
If
fS T t^
« S T i ‘l“ * ™
every particle of the diseased flesh were
alarmed about it and consultod taken away another sore would come, be-
treated umb^ut’th^.or® Continued cause the trouble i* in the blood, and the
to m o . worse. I .aw s. s. s. nd- B L O O D C A N N O T B E C U T A W A Y .
i n d i " e w h U e ni v/iS The cure must come by a thorough cleans-
completely cured. My blood i« ing of the blood. In S. S. S. w ill be found
” “ ,wc u f s . 8a8.,haid ttir«rer hae not a remedy for sores and ulcers c f every kind,
been any .Is a of the aore f.loce Jt is an unequalled blood purifier— one that
B. H. 3. cured it. THOS 0 WEN.
goes directly into the circulation and
West Union, Ohio.
promptly cleanses it of all poisons and
taints. It gets down to the very bottom of
the trouble and forces out every trace of im­
purity and makes a complete and lasting
cure. S. S. S. changes the quality of the
blood so that instead of feeding the diseased
with impurities, it nourishes the
P U R E L Y V E G E T A B L E parts
irritated, inflamed flesh with healthy blood.
PERRYDALE.
Dr. and Mrs. O. D. Butler were in
Then the sore begins to heal, new flesh is formed, all pain and inflammation
W. D. Mixter’s family have returned Portland last week.
leaves, the place scabs over, and when S. S. S. has purified the blood tlie
from Newport.
Clint Moore hart bought and remodeled
Mr. Lee Conner was a business visitor
sore is permanently cured.
S. S. S. is for sale at all first class drug stores.
This week has been quite rainy, but the Clodieltet residence.
W rite for our special book on sores and ulcers and any other medical advice in McMinnville Monday.
seems to have cleared up today.
Billy McAdams was down from Cor­
you desire. W e make no charge for the book or advice.
Mrs. Conner and Mrs. Caldwell were
R. R. Helm, of Sugarloaf, had a horse vallis for a lew days last week.
T H E S W IF T S P E C IF IC C O . . A T L A N T A , CAm
callers in Amity Saturday.
kicked quite badly a few »lays ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Stum berg are
G. H. Horsfall and R H. Plank, of visiting relatives in this city.
»Siletx., were at J. L. Morrison’s last
Mr. Clias. Williams has moved his
»Sunday.
family into Mrs. Ella Irvine’s cottage.
G. VV. Chamberlain and family and
Mr. and Mrs. A. Anderson, of Buena
R. J. Robinson have moved into R. H. Vista, were in this city Saturday.
Plank’s house.
C. VV. Butler is having his residence
Mrs. G. H. Horsfall and little daught­ remodeled.
er have moved up to her father’s to
Lee Robinson, of McMinnville, is
stay for the winter.
visiting bis parents in this city.
B. E. Rose and family have gone back
Alva Byers and Clair Tharp spent
to Hungry Man’s Canyon after a short
Sunday in Salem.
stay in the R»ieca vicinity.
Mr. Wilmer Cooper and wife are vis­
The big wind on the evening of the
13th blew a big shed »lown for Warren iting Mr. Cooper’s mother in this city.
Wright that he had not quite finished
Ernest Cochran, ot Sidney, transact­
building.
ed business in independence »Saturday.
S.S.S.
Good Values!
W e are always on the lookout for good values in
both Hardware and Furniture, and would like to tell
you that we now have better values in our Furniture
department than ever before.
We Have Picked up Some Snaps on Special Sales
SPECIAL
SPECIAL
A Good Couch
A Good Couch
$5.75
$5.75
It will pay you to get our prices before buying.
We Make a Specialty of Home Furnishing
at Special Prices
Get our prices on Plumbing and Heating
Guy Bros. & Dalton
Hardware and Furniture
SUNNYSLOPE.
Farmers all plowing.
Miss Luiu Locke, of Dallas, visited
friends in tins city Suuday.
Mr.
John Brain burg visited his
launiy in Independence over ¿suuday.
Ernest Riddell was a Dallas visitor
Mrs. Henry Hill lias been improving
Wednesday.
her propelty in town.
Di«*k Ogle and Jesse Johnson are cut­
A new sidewalk has been built in
ting wood for Rufus Smith.
front of Geo. »Sloper’s residence.
Mis. S. E. dwou and daughters, Nola
Mrs. W. I I . Mack has gone for sever-
! al weeks visit with relatives in Minne­ ami Mildred, visited in Balem Monday.
sota.
Miss Nina Bakeman departed Mon­
Mrs. Peter Kurre, of Independence, day for Medford to si>end the winter.
visitetl her sister, Mrs. Minnie Mack
Mr. D. A. Hodge was a passenger to
Tuesday.
Portlami Monday.
William Griffith, of Dallas, is spend­
Ralph Davidson, of Parker, transact­
ing a few days with his brother, Alfred, ed business in Independence Saturday.
of this place.
Mist Ella Chase, of Highland visited
O. M. Lehman and family, of Mon­ friends in Independence Friday.
mouth, are living on the' Grandma
Jim Lynn, the hop man, was in town
Bressler place.
the rtisl of the week.
Rov ( ’lark visited with his sister,
Clarence Irelaml, of Portland, is visit­
Mrs. Retta Hamer, of Salem, several
ing relatives in tins city.
•lays last week.
Dallas last week.
Mr. Chat. Carlson, of Bismark, 8. D.,
is visiting his sister, Mrs. E. Townsend,
in this city.
Mrs. Kc • b»m irui <1 lighter, Beth,
returned >. • . ia\ n»»..» .» »c . days visit
in Salem.
CAST0RIA
Mrs. Geo. Conkev and *ister. Miss
Opal McDevitt, visited in Salem the
first of the week
Geo. Murdock who i* attending law
school in Sulen spent a few days in
Independence the last of the week
T h e K in d Y ou H ave A lw ays Bought, and which has been
In use fo r over 3 0 years, has borne the signature O t
/?
— and has been made under his per»
sonal supervision since its Infancy,
/ ««s w
A llo w no one to deceive yon in this.
AU Counterfeits, Im itations and “ Just-as-good” are but
Experiments that tritle w ith and endanger the health o f
Infants and ChUdren—Experience against Experiment .
The first foot ball game of the season
will la* played in Independence Satur­
day, between Albany and Independence
teams.
Miss Maud Tharp has returned from
a Portlami hospital, where she under­
went a Huccessfull oi»eration for appen­
dicitis.
Mrs. Munsel and little daughter, who
have l>een visiting Mrs. E. E. Paddock,
returned to their home in Seattle the
first of the week.
What Is CASTORIA
Castorta is a harmless substitute fo r Castor OU, P a re ,
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. I t is Pleasant. I t
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its age is its guarantee. I t destroys W orm s
and allays Feverishness. I t cures Diarrhoea and W in d
Colic. I t reUeves Teeth in g Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. I t assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, givin g healthy and natural sleep.
Th e Children's Panacea—Th e M other's Friend.
Dee Davidson. Hank Mattiaon, and
Perle Hedges left on tlieir annual hunt­
ing trip Sunday morning They will
meet Dick Madison in Albany.
SUNNYSLOPE.
Fred Simpson ami wife visited hi»
sister, Mrs. Rose Ilerren, Saturday and
Sumiay.
Joe Brown was over in these parts
Saturday buying goats.
GENUINE
George Bosley passed through here
Tuesday buying stock.
The far nerw have been sowing grain
j around here, mostly oats and vetch for
hay.
|
Mrs. Sadie Singleton w as down from
Falls City, visiting her mother and
( brothers over Sunday.
a l w a y s
B e a n the Signature of
Our school is progressing nicely and
every scholar likes the teacher.
The farmers are all plowing and seed­
ing and trying to get in their fall grain
as the ground is in fine order since the
rain.
PEEDEE.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
The little Shepard baby is very ill.
In Use For Over 3 0 Year».
UN O O M M N V , TT M UIIH AV N Y N tC T . NS W V O N * O IT ».
Grandma Grant is in very poor health.
Mary Vale visited Mrs. L. Ititner last
week.
F. Riker has bought the Frank Price
farm.
Frank Turner has been teaming from
Airlie.
Since the rain farmers are
plowing.
busy
Ren Womer visited Falls City friends
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Sheythe will move
to Monroe.
Dolly Baker spent Sunday with Miss
Eva Womer.
Jim Mitchell nre at present employed
in the old Parker orchard picking ap­
ples.
MCSCOTT h STAC K, PHOPBIOTORH
Miss Jessie Palmer returned home
All kinds of hauling at reasouable
from Rickreall, where she has been as­
rites. Phoue orders promptly at­
sisting Mrs. Fred Koser with her house­
tended to. Headquarters at Web­
work.
ster’s confectionery.
Beveial plans have been talked of re-
, cently in regard to new sidewalks, some Phones: Bell 2H4, Mntu 1 254
Ba n Phone Mutual 245
of the walks being in poor con«!ition,
and should be fixed as it is very disa­
greeable and even dangerous at present.
City Express & Transfer Co.
Fred Ritner has rented the Lew Ed­ I The school board was right in adv>
| eating a new building, for nearly every
wards house.
seat in the primary »iepartment is tak­
Chas. Mead visited Jacob Kinsey's en. There are still several pupils un­
last Sunday.
der school age, who are not attending,
Fretl Ritner made a business trip to but it is hoped they will start Monday
so that the board will not be required
Airlie Monday.
to enforce the law.
Hanna Bros, have been hauling baled
hay from Airlie.
POPCORN.
Juie Hantium made a business trip to
Kings Valley Monday.
Mart Khiek and George Yost have re­
turned from Siletz.
The Jim Price place on the Luckia­
mute, has been sold.
The wind last Monday night caused
many apples to fall.
Sarah Prise received word that Smith
Gilliam was very ill.
Meat Market
D A L iiA B , OREGON
All kinds of meats.
Pure lard.
Fi-h .mil poultry Fridays and
Saturdays.
Farmers can plow now.
John Cavitt is home from
Oregon.
SEARS & HO LM AN
Eastern
Ttie Pearce boys are building a new
chicken house.
Highest market price
paid for fat stock.
DALLAS CITY BANK
Pallas, Oregon.
Ben E»iwards and family have moved
R.C. C R A V E N
-
-
to the Plummer place.
W. G. V A S S A L L
-
Predden
-
C a th ie#
The McDowell boys have just finished
D IRECTORSt
■owing their fall wheat.
X. L. Butler, R. C. Craven, D. L. Keyt'.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam O’Bryan visited
Mrs. Chas. Hewlitt has been visiting
Kings Valley friends.
M. M. Ellis, W. G. Vassall.
her sister, Mrs. J >hn »Sykes.
This bank is pleased to place at the
Mr. Bray lock has built a house close
Mr. Grice ami family have moved in­ disposal of its customers the facilities
to the Peedee bridge.
to their new home that lie purchased of gained during many years of contir.aou#
A large band of cattle was driven Mr. Evans.
service and growth.
through here last week.
James Butler is building a new house
John Waters and wife visited Mrs. on his ranch. Not a very large one, but
James Grant last Sunday.
may be largo enough for two.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Hooker visited at
“ Leaf We Foxget.”
Chas. Oleman’s last Sunday.
Correspondent’s Contest.
ONUMENT#*»-
Lilly Bevens and Bert Sloper were
in Dallas last Thursday.
Pearl Smith, of Monmouth, is teach­
ing in the Ronco district.
T. J. Allen made a business trip to
Independen e last week.
L. Ritner sold to L. Condon a hog
that dressed 300 pounds.
Ernest Bush and wife visited at R. A.
A. Hastings’ last Sunday.
A Hie Edwards expects to go to A l­
bany to work this winter.
Clarence Irvine and family have mov­
ed to Frank Gilliam’s place.
Mr. James (¿rant made a business
trip to Independence last week.
John Hanna ond family have moved
to Phy Simpson’s logging camp.
Mr. Hudson and family, of Portland,
have moved to John Dyer’s farhi
Mrs. Edna Turner and son visited
Mr. and Mrs. Womer last Sunday.
Mr*. Joe Brown and children, of Lew­
isville, have been visiting relatives.
Rev. J. L. Burns will preach at the
school house next Sunday morning.
Mrs. P. J. Simpson and son, of Airlie,
visited here with relatives recently.
We hear that Mary Vale will go to
Hood River in the near future.
Frank Durbin, of Salem, was over
Lee and Letha Egleston, of Elkins,
Sunday school every Sunday at the
spent Sunday with their grandparents, Monday, on business.
school house. Everybody welcome.
| Mr. and Mr#. R. M. Iloslev.
Mrs. H. Christian, of Suver, was io
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Dodley, of Kings
Thomas »Strain, of Monmouth, our this city Saturday.
Valley, visited her mother, last Sunday.
road supervisor, was out in these parts
The two Byers cottages are almost
Sunday looking over the roads.
Etta and Clara Miller, of Kings Val­
completed.
ley, spent Sunday with Mrs. John Rit­
Lewis »Stapleton, of Parker, spent ner.
MONMOUTH.
Saturdav in independence.
John Ritner and Chas. Kerber are
Mrs. Bebee, of Balein, is visiting her building a bridge near Condon’s saw
D. A. Pearson is here on a visit with sister, Mrs. Ketchum.
mill.
i Monmouth friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Kane Tetherow, of
Dr. Butler came out from Indepen- !
Huilek A Smith have began work on Luckiamute, are visiting Mrs. Joe Hub­ deuce in his automobile to see Mrs.
| their briek building.
bard.
Grant.
Most everyone in Monmouth have
Madeline Kramer fell from a ham­
Mrs. Retha Simpson and »laughter!
I their wood houses well filled.
mock last Friday and was seriously have been visiting Kings Valley rela­
tives.
Mrs. Sarah Mumpers is visiting her! hurt.
' friends at Monmouth this week.
Fre»l Ritner, Chas. Kerber, and Jesse
Mrs. Helen Hartford has returned to
Mrs. t'artsnel is getting well after a her home in Newr»erg after visiting her Yost have been repairing the school
house.
brother,
Prof.
P.
W.
Kirk.
j long serious nttack of heart trouble.
j
CASTORIA
A number of correspondents ha\e
asked us if subscriptions will count in
the contest now on. We had not in­
tended that anything but regularity in
sending in items would he a factor, but
as so many seem to »lesire this change,
we will add a special prize and let sub­
scriptions count.
We have purchased
of Adams, Brobst Company a nice Mor­
ris chair covered with leatherette, auto­
matic in action, and with fine finish,
Mission style. This we will give to the
oorrespoudent sending in the most sub­
scriptions during that time. Each $1
sent in will count 100 votes for the Mor­
ris chair, and it may be for new or old
subscription*, job work or advertising.
Mr. W. A. Keyt has change» 1 his ail-
dress from Perrydale to Rickreall.
Miss Claudia ( ’oa»l visited relatives
in McMinnville this week.
Ma.ble—
-Granite I
C. L. H A W K IN S
Railroad street, l'allas.
The
BEST
MEATS
O F A L L
K IN O S
Now who would not have thought
that La Grande bank was one of the
AT
good ones? The cashier was a man
esteemed by everyone, an old friend of
ours, ami a man in whom every confi­
dence could safelv lie placed. Yet he
went wrong. Who is to do the dis­
Next to Postoffice
criminating between a good or bad
bunk? Tin- depositor, and yet he has
no means of knowing. The safe way is
to let a guarantee be furnished, and*for­ y » « » » » » * * » * * » » »
ever do away with this reckless gam­
bling with other people’s money.
D A LLA S M E A T CO|
TEA
W e couldn't moneyback
tea, if our tea weren’t bet­
ter than tea as you know it
Your fro c«r return# your money If 70 « doa*t
like Scbiliioff's Best, w* pay him.
J. Haselton and son, Louie, left last
n o r t i T d a l l a s .
on a fishing trip to the
coast.
Several calls have l>een made in this
i Mrs. Robert I>eArmond was taken to vicinity for vacant houses.
Portland Saturday to receive medical
Mrs. John Brown i* slowly recover­
treatment.
Do yoa need w»xxi? In pre­
ing from her recent illness.
paring to place jonr order
! The O. S. X. S. gymnasium was the
Mrs. O. A. Kramer and Mrs. D. A.
Mr. John Ebbe, who is working on
aers remember *h»t I am
j scene of an enjoyable time, an autum­ Hodge have returned from a visit In
able t»» famish yoe all kinds
nal hall Saturday evening.
Vancouver, Washington, and Portland. the railroa»! at Eola, spent a few day*
last week with hi* family here.
ofalahwood from either of
Mrs. William Barnett and son hare
£1 Mr. Knowles, north of here, hauled
the Dallas sawmills, at the
Mr*. Bhraeder made a few farewell
his dried prunes and stored them in the »«turned from a visit to Mr. Barnett’s
best possible rates. Bend in
call* Tuesday among her old friends
, local w arehouse preparatory to shipping. mother.
your orders bv cither ph»>qe
before returning to California.
Mrs. J. S. Hohanon and daughter*.
Mutual 1UM; Bel) 443.
After a brief visit with the folks at
home, Hugh Guthrie returned to re­ Bertha ami Hazel, visited in »Stlein j Misses Lelo ami Della Con lee left
Hunday
for
Portland,
where
they
will
sume his duties at Grants Pass in the Saturday.
viait their sister, Mrs. Will Armstrong.
forest reserve.
Mr*. Mary Hoollard ha* returned
Charley Town« arrived Tuesday even­
Mrs. August Powell's funeral was from a vi it with her parent*, who re­
ing from Pemlletnn, for an indefinite
side it» Wood bum.
vi«it with hi* grandparents.
The teacher* of the Indcpemlence
M
^
p, cemetery south of here.
Uoiuar Coulee, Walter EaaWr aud F m i n w i w s i i
public school attended the institute at
j
WOOD FOR SALE
i Wednesday
i
AUGUST BOWMAN
1 Oysters
Served in
Any Style
T
Nicest
Parlor
In Town
Lunch o f Any
Kind
A t all
Hours
Everything in confection­
ery and tropical fruits
Johnson Bros.
North Main Street
DALLAS