Polk County itemizer., November 26, 1908, Image 1

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DALLAS OREGON NOVEMBER 26. 1908
Big Seduction Sale!
On all Our Ladies and Childrens’ Cloaks.
All This Season’s Styles.
S P E C IA L S A LE
ON C L O T H IN G
Men and youths suits will be sold at a big cut in
price. If you need clothing, it will pay you to see
what we are offering.
December Bulletin and Price List!
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Owing to a good many late shipments, we find that our stock is too heavy
for this time of the year, and in order to reduce it before the first of the year,
we quote the following prices:
50 Samples of Ladies and Misses Dress Skirts (val­
ues from $(> to $8) December price $ 4.65
1 0 , 15 and 2 0 per cent, discount on all Ladies and
es Dress Skirts.
10 to 20 per cent discount on all our Ladies and
Misses Tailor Made Suits.
30 to 2 0 per cent discount on all onr Lai lies and
Mi&ses Cloaks.
(O to 20 per cent discount on all our Ladies and
Misses Furs.
The entire stock of Childrens Coats at Cost
The entire stock of Millinery at 33 1-3 off.
A Big Reduction on all Ladies and Misses Coat Sweat­
ers.
05 cent Ladies Union Suits (grey) December price
43 cent».
75 and 85 cent Ladies Union Suit« (grey) December
price 63 cents.
$1 Ladies Union Suits (grey) December price 7 6 cents
$1.50 Badies Union Suits (grey) December price
@1.18
Closing out at cost all the Black Cat Ladies ami
Misses Woolen Hose.
11, $1.15 and $1.18 Ladies Sample Waists, December
price 73 cents.
YOURS FOR BUSINESS
NO. 44.
J l . 38, $1.53 and $1.65 Ladies Sample Waists Decem­
good
ber price 8 1 .1 8
12'? cent outing flannel, this seasons, December price
9 cents.
50 cent dress goods, late Novelties, December price
4 2 cents.
05 cent dress goods, late Novelties, December price
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4 8 c«nli
good “ AIM.”
f t dres* goods, including Blue and Black, December
price 8 2 cent«
$1.25 dre«« good«, including Blue and Black, Decem­
ber price 0 8 cents.
25 per cent discount on all Fancy and Figured Silks
To close out a lot of Kid Gloves, values to $1.50 De­
cember price 85 cents.
Hundreds of good things are still to be had from one
line of “ M a n u fa c tu r e r s ’ S a m p le s S a le ”
Odds and ends in Shoes at almost your own price.
H. S.
@25
& M., Hand Made Suits and Overcoats
is buying Clothes or selling
else.
We have long ago reached
the goal of our “ AIMS” —by
selling the right kind of mer­
$15 to
chandise.
Young Mens Su.ts from @5 tO $16.50
Childrens Suits from $ 2 .5 0 to $7 50
The largest stiak of Mens Womens and Childrens
Shoes in the country.
continuing to sell this kind
and give the values which
can’t be matched elsewhere.
Remember, that every article sold at our store is guaranteed. If not right,
we make it right. Before buying your Fall bill, come in and get our prices.
J
ust now we’re show­
ing the newest and
smartest line of BOYS’ and
D. M. NAYBERGER
BUILDERS, A TTE N TIO N !
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
R. Jacobson & Co.
We’re going to
keep our place in the lead by
Do not forget the 20 Premiums to be Given Away December 31st
FORMER PARTNER
AND SUCCESSOR TO
Whether one
clothes, or doing anything
Mens all wool Suits and Overcoats from 8 7 . 5 0 t o
@ 1 2 .5 0
Mens Woraaed Suits and Overcoats from @12.50
to $ 2 0
bout the best thing
in this world is a
CHILDRENS’
M c M i n n v i l l e
OREGON.
CLOTHING
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outside o f Portland.
f your boy is without a
could catch his breath, 385 more
Proof of Merit.
was subscribed. The Itemizer
good SUIT or OVER­
has told of how badly we need
proof of the merits of a plaster is
TR A C O O ]
Citizens Mass Meeting at Court a hospital time and again, and the The
cures it effects, and the voluntary
COAT, bring him here with­
there is no need o f again going testimonials of those who have used
House Sunday Afternoon.
E derheim er, Stein & C o.
Allcock’s
plasters,
during
the
past
six
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over that ground. The present
out further hesitation.
MAKERS
ty years is unimpeachable evidence of
A goodly number o f people, proposition is as good a one as their superiority and should convince
we can expect or ask for. All the most skeptical. Self-praise is no
representing fully the citizenship that i§ necessary is for our citi­ recommendation, but certificates from
o f Dallas, met at the courthouse zens to go down in their pockets those who have used them are. A ll­
Duriiig the next FIFTEEN DAYS, we will make Special Re­
s are the original and genuine
blissful state o f inocuous deseu- Sunday afternoon at 3:30 o ’ clock and donate what they feel able cock’
DALLAS NOW NEEDS.
porous plasters and have never been
duction on all KNEE PANTS SUITS. This includes Coats with
etude, and practically disbanded, for the purpose o f seeing what to give for the public good. We equaled by those who have «ought to |
Straight Pants ONLY.
confident that there will be trade upon their reputation by making !
A Commercial Organization to The need o f such an organization could be done with a proposition are
no difficulty in raising the amount. plasters with holes in them. Avoid
j is seen daily in a number of from the bishop o f the Catholic When Dallas is shown a good substitutes as you would counterfeit j
Further New Enterprises.
j ways. First and foremost is the church relative to the establish­ proposition, she has never yet money.
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fact that we are continually los- ment o f a hospital by the sisters been known to reject it, and will
Mr. Farrington
returned Friday i
One o f the things that Dallas .
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ing many chances o f advertising o f that faith in this city. This j not do so now. W e need a hos- night from an extended trip through j
A reliable place to trade
OREGON
Wisconsin and Minnesota. He left i
stands the most in need o f at the
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our resources and advantages was in answer to a call made Sat­ j pital and right now. The com­ there the Monday previous, and says 1
present time is some sort o f an
mittee agreed to meet Wednes­
all over the country, by not hav­ urday by advertisement, and re­ day night for the purpose of ad­ they had been having very cold rains i
for some time. He wants no more of
organization to look after her
ing some responsible and prop­ gardless of the fact that a num­ opting a plan of action.
that country in his.
advancement along all lines, an­
erly authorized person to answer ber of our business men were de­
swer the many inquiries daily
a f t e r b T ears !
inquiries. Such letters are* ar- tained at a meeting o f LaCreole
received regarding her resour­
rivingIn every mail—the banks Club, yet the turnout was most
ces, and capable of fathering all
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get them, the newspaper men encouraging for the success o f Unde Bill Brown Makes Good His
legitimate enterprises. Not many
get them, the real estate men the institution.
Spoon Guarantee.
years ago we had such in a Board
get them and private individuals
Mayor
A.
B.
Muir
was
called
o f Trade, but its officers, if any get them. The real estate men
The letter published below was
one, can remember who they o f course attend to this, as it is on to act as chairman, and Judge
received by Uncle Bill Brown
D.
P.
Stouffe-i
kept
a
record
of
were, seem to have fallen into a part o f their business, and the
Sunday and is self explanatory.
others for the most part go into the events.
Father McDevitt, o f Portland, On Monday morning he sent the
the waste basket, as no business
man has the time or inclination
M Y O W N F A M I L Y U S E to answer a long string o f ques­ who has been in town since lady a set o f silver spoons, the |
Thursday, outlined the needs of best obtainable, and made good
P E -R U -N A .
tions, and furthermore may not
a
hospital in this midst, and the his promise o f so many years j
be informed. Dallas as a grow­
good
that would accrue to our in­ ago. The writer is the w ife o f a :
ing and progressive city needs
someone to continually look after jured and sick ones by such an well known old time Methodisf
this matter. She owes it to her­ institution. He praised the work minister, and her maiden name
self to see that she has such a o f the sisters along these lines was Hardison, her family resid­
person and that he is plentifully and pretty nearly convinced his
supplied with good literature ful­ hearers that there were no bet­ ing in the Buena Vista section.
•Tangent, Nov. 19,1908.
ly setting forth each and every ter nurses in existence, laboring
Dear Uncle Billy:
o f our advantages. A monthly as they do for the benefit o f hu­
I have seen the notice o f a
or yearly subscription fund should manity, without any financial
be raised by our citizens for such compensation whatever beyond dinner you are to give to the Dal­
a purpose, and this town no their board and clothes. He sta­ las widows to celebrate your 84th
longer he compelled to hide its ted that the Bishop had empow­ birthday. I would not mind be­
light under a bushel. We want ered him to inform the people of ing present myself, but I am not
more people. We want the right Dallas that if $-3000 was raised a widow. However I wish you
kind o f people. We want sever­ as a bonus, land will at once be many happy returns o f the day.
al farms where one is now, and purchased and the hospital got Today is my 45th wedding anni­
BANQUET RANGES embody the many features of practical excellence you expect in the pro­
every acre of land utilized in the under way at the very earliest versary. In the spring o f ’67
duct o f one of the largest stove plants in the world. The oven walls are lined with Asbestos,
husband
and
I
moved
to
Dallas
support o f families. There are possible moment.
The
site
too many barren wastes around looked on with most favor by and undertook our first house­
concentrating the heat around the oven, economizing heat, and making BANQUET RANGES
Dallas that might be producing the church is the large, hand­ keeping in a small house that
quick and perfect bakers.
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goodly revenues to hundreds of some residence o f Dr. Marr’ s, stood where Amanda Harris lives.
families more than at present. just outside the city limits and We had very little o f this world’ s
You run no risk when you buy a BANQUET RANGE. You can try it for thirty days , and
The way to get this accomplish­ which with five acres o f land can Toods to commence with. I sold
HON. G EORGE W . H ON EY.
a
beautiful
quilt
I
had
pieced
be­
if it will not bake and cook as good as any range, we will take it bac and refund your money.
ed is to faithfully and fully an­ now be purchased for $4,500.
Hon. George W . Honey, National
fore I was married and took the
Chaplain U. V^U ., ex-Chaplain Fontth swer all correspondents and to This residence is so arranged as
to need but little altering for hos­ money, $9, and bought o f you j
Wisconsin Cavalry, ex-Trcasnrcr State advertise for more.
We think a good scheme would pital needs, in fact would be my first dishes. I have some o f .
of Wisconsin, and ex-Qnnrtormaster
I also bought six
General State of Texas G. A . R ., wri tes be for LaCreole club to be made available at once as soon as fur­ the plates yet.
table spoons and six tea spoons.
from 1700 First St., N. E., Washington, a commercial as well as a social nished.
I). C. as follow s:
club, as our business men are al­
Dr. McCallon then made a good I asked you if they were brass
“ I caijnot too highly recommend your most all members. Let a fund be
talk in favor o f a hospital and and you said no. and if they turn
preparation for the rci „ to tc a ta rr h a i | created for the securing of liter- o f accepting the present propo­ brassy bring them back and I
troubles in their various forms, so®© j
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members of m y own family have used ature and th e salary o f a secre- sition, and was followed by Prof. will make you a present o f a sil-
We will be glad to show the Range and explain its merits to anyone, and if anyone bids on the
I moved from place to f
it with most gratifying results, w hen tary, and there you have your or- Metzger, Rev. Dixon, Ed. Bid­ ver set.
other remedies failed, Pc run* proved ganization already complete, easy dle, Judge Stouffer and others, place and used my spoons that:
Range without seeing, and after seeing it they are not satisfied,they will be under no obligations
most efficacious and I cheerfully cerU- j
nrgt at, as any night a quorum all enthusiastic supporters
of had turned “ brassy” as could be,
to take it, as it will then be awarded to the next highest bidder.
fy t° tu eurauve excellence
couM be found at the club rooms, such a project.
until the year 1892. Now on |
Mr. Fred L. Ilebard, for nine years a 1
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On motion o f Judge Stouffer your 84th birthday don’ t you;
leading photographer of Kansas C it y ,!? ™ ! everything to hand Without
No bids to be opened until the 24th day o f December, 1908, at 12 o’clock noon.
Mo., located at the northeast corner of th e necessity OT Calling m a s s the chair appointed a soliciting \ want to do a good deed and fu l-,
12th and Grand A ces., cheerfniiy gives meeting fo f every new venture committee o f five to see if the j fill your promise made 41 years;
In answering this advertisement it is desired that you mention the ITEMIZER.
the following testim ony: “ it is a proven that may come up.
What think amount mentioned could be se­ ago? I would like to have one
o
f
the
spoons
to
send
you,
so
it
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fact that Pcrnna will enre catarrh and ye?
cured. Judge Stouffer asked
is grippe, and as a tonic It has no equal.
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that R. E. Williams be named in l could speak for itself, but I threw ■
Druggists have tried to make mo take [
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his place, and on motion o f Dr. ; them all away or buried them as
something else ‘just as good,’ but Peru-
Christmas.
it was poisonous to use them.
Da la good enough for me.’*
The nicest remembrance to a friend McCallon Mayor Muir was made
Wishing you a happy birthday
Pe-ru na In Tablet Form.
1 that love« yon is a finely finished photo- ex-officio member o f the com­
For two yeara Dr. Hartman and hla graph of yourself. Now is the time to mittee. The committee are R. and at last a home in Heaven, I
assistants have incessantly labored tojeom e and have them ready. T. J. E. Williams, Edward Biddle, B. am one o f your many friends,
m rs .
M c F a r l a n d .
create Pcrnna In tablet form, and their Cherrington.
H. McCallon, E. N. Hall and D.
strennons labors have Just been crowned j
NEXT DOOR SOUTH OF ELECTRIC PALACE, RILEY BLOCK, DALLAS, OREGON.
Father McDevitt | W. J. Wagner baa taken charge ofj
Bora, on the 18th, to Mr. and Mrs. M. Metzger.
with success. People who object to I Paul Rust, a girl.
started the list by subscribing the black*mith shop at the Wagner
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liquid medicines can now scenre Pern-
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na tahleis, which represent the solid
Eet all the turkey you want, il yonr $100, as he had to leave town agricultural «tore, and would like to
see
all
bin
old
customers.
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medicinal ingredient, of Peruna.
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FOR A HOSPITAL.
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THE CHAS. K. SPAULDING LOGGING COMPANY
The
BEE HIVE Store
To the
Highest Bidder
A $ 4 0 .0 0 BANQUET RANGE to be Sold to
the Highest Bidder, Regardless of Price
and Without Reserve. For CASH.
The BANQUET RANGE is without a peer among the steel ranges
on the market today, and we have adopted this plan o f calling the at­
tention of the public to the merits o f this particular range.
Sealed bids will be received for the range up to the 24th day of De­
cember, 1908, at 12 o ’clock noon. All bids must be securely sealed,
and marked “ bid on range,” and addressed to ADAMS & BROBST
CO., Dallas, Oregon, with your name and address and bid inclosed.
Adam s & Brobst Co.
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