December Bulletin and Price List!
Big Reduction Sale!
n all Our Ladies and Childrens’ Cloaks.
All This Season’s Styles.
S P E C IA L S A L E
O N C L O T H IN G
Men and youths suits will be sold a t a big cut in
price. If you need clothing, it will pay you to see
what we are offering.
Owing to a good many late shipments, we find th at 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 Starts (val
ues from $0 to $8) December price $ 4 . 8 5
IO, 15 and 2 0 per cent, discount on all Igtdies and
es Dress Skirts.
IO t o 2 0 per cent discount on all our Ladies and
Misses Tailor Made Suits.
IO t o 2 0 per cent discount on all our Ladies and
Misses Cloaks.
IO t o 2 0 per cent discount on all our Ladies and
Misses run).
The entire stock oi Childrens Coats at Cost
The entire Btock of Miltiuery at 3 3 1 -3 oW-
A Big Reduction on all Ladies and Misses Coat Sweat
ers.
U6 cent Ladies Union Suits (grey) December price
4 3 cents.
75 and 85 cent Ladies Union Suits (grey) December
>rice 6 3 cents.
1 Ladies Union Suits (grey) December price 7 8 cents
$1.50 Badies Union Suit9 (ercy) December price
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Closing out at cost all the Black Cat Ladies and
Misses Woolen Hose.
$1, $1.15 and $1.18 Ladies Sample WaistH, December
price 7 8 cents.
YOURS FOR BUSINESS
$1.58, $1 .53 and $1,65 Ladies Sample Waists Deeein-
X tra
g o o d
her price S I . 1 8
12,f* cent outing flannel, this season», December price
9 cents.
50 cent dres» goods, late Novelties, December price
4 2 cents.
65 cent dress goods, late Novelties, December price
4 8 cent»
$1 dress goods, including Blue and Black, December
price 8 2 oeuts
$1.25 dress goods, including Blue and Black, Decem
ber price 9 8 cents.
2 8 Per cent discount on all Fancy and Figured Silks
To closeout a Jot of Kid Gloves, values to $1.50 De
cember p r * c e8 5 cents.
Hundreds of good things are still to be had from one
line of “M a n u f a c t u r e r s ’ S a m p l e s S a l e ”
Odds and ends in Shoes at almost your own price.
bout the best thing
in this world is a
good “ AIM.” Whether one
is buying Clothes or selling
clothes, or doing anything
else.
We have long ago reached
the goal of our “ AIMS”—by
selling the right kind of mer- ^
chandise. We're going to J ^ jj
keep our place in the lead by
continuing to sell this kind
and give the values which
can’t be matched elsewhere.
A
Mens all wool Suits and
8 1 2 .5 0
Mens Worsaed Suits ami Overcoats
to 8 2 0
II. S. & M., Hand Made Suits and Overcoats 8 1 5 t o
825
Young Mens Suits from S 5 t o 8 1 6 . 5 0
Childrens Suits from 8 2 . 5 0 t o 8 7 5 0
The largest stock of Mens Womens and Childrens
Shoes in the country.
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Do not Forget the 20 Premiums to be Given Away December 31st
F o llo w in g is a L is t o f t h e P r e m iu m s :
BUILDERS, A TTE N TIO N !
1. Buggy ................................................................. $85.00
2. International Correspondence School Schol-
.
arship.................................................................. 77.50
Value according to course selected from $77.50 to$133
3. Ladies’ Suit or C oat............................................. 30.00
4. Mens’ Suit or C oat............................................. 25.00
5. F u r........................................................................ 20.00
6. H e a te r................................................................ 12.50
7. Dress P attern ...................................................... 10.00
8. Pair Woolen B lankets........................................ 9.00
9. T ru n k .................................................................. 8.50
10. Handsome D oll................................................. 7.50
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Remember, th a t 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.
THE CHAS. K. SPAULDING LOGGING COMPANY
D. M. NAYBERCER
Christmas.
After considerable deliberation
R. W. Boll man, a clerk, formerly the Itemizer has at last conclu-
employed in this city, was arrested [ ded to give one more Bargain
Thursday in Dallas, by Deputy Con
stable Wertheimer and brought back to j Day, cutting down the price of
tills city last night, where he was lodged the largest and best paper in
in the city jail, charged with defraud
ing an innkeeper. The complaint Polk County to a price that just
against him is Mrs. M. E. Scott, a covers the cost of the bare paper
boarding-house keeper in St Johns, w ho
alleges that after accumulating a bill of itself. The price of $2 a year
$40 Bollman arose during the night and would be none too much to pay
surreptitiously removed all his belong
for the local paper that we are
ings.—Oregonian.
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now putting out. But that is our
For a short time the Dallas Mercan business. On December 18th,
tile Co. will sell ladies’ coats—fine gar
ments — \ off. Don’t wait if you want the last day of the chicken show,
you can get the Itemizer for $1
a coat this winter.
for the next year. This applies
to that day and that day only.
On all other days in the year the
price will continue to be $1.50.
If you want to take advantage of
Describes the Principal Ingredients the chance to make 50 cents,
Contained in Pe-ru-na.
then is your time to do so. We
Are wo claiming too much for Fcruna are making this offer for the
when we claim it to bo an eifectivo benefit of our subscribers, not
remedy for chronic catarrh ? Have we ourselves.
abundant proof that Peruna is in real
The Itemizer has by long odds
ity snch a catarrh remedy ? Let ns see the largest subscription list of
what the United States Dispensatory any paper published in Polk
says o f the principal ingredients of county, but its ambition is to en
Fernna.
ter every home. This is our
Take, for instance, the ingredient main reason for making this sec
hydrastis canadensis, or golden seal.
ond bargain (Jay. We want all
The United States Dispensatory says
the new subscribers possible to
of this herbal remedy, that it is largely
do this, and are going to make
employed in the treatment o f depraved
the boys and girls an offer to
mucous membranes, chronic rhinitis
work for us to that end. To the
(nasal catarrh), atonic dyspepsia 'ca
boy or girl sending in the largest
tarrh of the stomach), chronic intesti list of cash subscribers on Bar
nal catarrh, catarrhal jaundice (ca
gain day we will give a cash prize
tarrh o f the liver), and in diseased
of $5, and for every new sub
mneons membranes o f the pelvic
scriber sent in we will give the
organs. It is also recommended for
boy or girl sending such, 25 cents
the treatment of various forms of dis
each. Here is a good chance for
eases peculiar to women.
the young people to pick up some
Another ingredient o f Peruna, cory-
spending money. Remember on
dalis formosa, is classed in the United
ly new subscribers count on this
States Dispensatory as a tonic. So also
offer.
is cubebs classed as a stomachic and as
Says She Was Cheated.
U.S. DISPEMSATOR\
a tonic for the mucous membranes.
Cedron seeds is another ingredient of
Peruna, an excellent drag that has
been very largely overlooked by the
medical profession for the past fifty
years. The seeds are to be found in
very few drag »tores. The United
States Dispensatory says of the action
o f cedron that it is nsed as a hitter
tonic and in the treatment of dysen
tery, and in intermittent diseasee as a
substitute for quinine.
Oil o f oopaiba, another ingredient
e f Peruna, is classed by the United
States Dispensatory as a mild stimu
lant and diuretic. It acts on the stom
ach and intestinal tract It acts as a
stimulant on the genito-urinary mem
brane*
Useful in chronic cystitis,
chronic dysentery and diarrhea, and
some chronic disease* o f the liver and
kidneys.
Send to ns for a free book of testi
monials of what the people think oi
Peruna es a catarrh remedy. The best
evidence is ths testimony of those who
have tried i t
R. Jacobson & Co.
Every day before the eye* oi hundreds
—Dr. Lowe’s glasses. Eye workers
know their value.
Eye strain causes 80 per cent of all
headaches. Dr. I»owe’s glasses relieves
it. Consult him at Hotel Gall Decem
ber 14th and 15th,
By calling on C. II. Morris, the lead
ing jeweler, you will see the largest
assortment of 10, 14 and 18 karat plain
and wedding rings ever shown in Polk
county. This is no idle boast.
For Christmas bargains, call on C. II.
Morris, the leading jeweler, who has
been giving you the best goods for the
money for the last 15 years. This year
prices wijl be lower than ever before.
C. H. Morris, the leading jeweler, is
closing out, at a great reduction, his
large stock of diamond rings, gold
headed canes, gold and silver sterling
handled umbrellas. Call early and get
j your choice.
Next Monday and Tuesday, Decem
ber 14th and 15th, two days only, Dr.
Lowe, the well known oculo optician,
will be in Dallas. He does not go from
house to house. Consult him about
I your eyes and glasses at Hotel Gail. 19
years experience.
OUR DEVELOPMENT.
)allas Decides to Take a Hand in
the Game.
For sometime, at the instiga
tion of Mr. R. E. Williams and
others, negotiations have been
under way with the Southern Pa
cific company for the sending of
representative here for the
purpose of presenting an adver
tising proposition in connection
with their Sunset magazine and
the getting of some booklets de
scriptive of our resources to be
used by our basket ball team
while on their trip west and east.
A couple of dates were previous
ly made, but each time the rep
resentative failed to arrive. Last
Monday night he showed up in
the person of Mr. Wells, and
Tuesday morning an impromp
tu meeting of business men was
called at the court house to hear
and consider his propositions.
Hon. U. S. Loughary was chosen
to preside over the meeting, and
Mr. Wells made his talk, His
first proposition, briefly stated,
which involved an outlay in cash,
covering a period of one year, of
$2,240, consisted of 20,000 copies
of a GO page booklet, front page
in three colors, map of Oregon
with Dallas the hub, a large
number of half tones, etc., 20,-
000 copies of conductors’ booklet
of 30 pages, a folder in unlimited
quantity for use in envelopes, a
page in Sunset and in the Ore
gonian, one year in the former
and one time in the lattes: the
service of all the Harriman
agencies in the United States
and Europe for distribution pur
poses, and a number of other
minor details. The second prop
osition was a book of 30 pages,
4x6, with the other features
about the same, only the Oregon
ad. eliminated and a half instead
of a full page in Sunset. The
matter was fully discussed by
those present, and on motion
Messers Loughary, Fiske and
Fenton, were made a committee
to interview the rest of the busi
ness men and get a consensus of
opinion in regard to accepting of
the second proposition. That
was considered the most advisa
ble at this time, as Mr. Wells
said the booklets could be got
ten out and ready for distribu
tion in two weeks, thus utilizing
the basket ball team for circula
tion of the literature, as was or
iginally desired and proposed. A
meeting was called for the same
night to hear the report of the
committee.
Monday evening the court
room was well filled to see what
was to be done in the matter
and much interest manifested.
It was found that the feeling
was strongly in favor of accept
ing the proposition, and that Dal
las had been resting long enough;
that now was the proper time to
at once and forever put our town
on the map and beyond any pos
sible danger of erasure. It was
decided to at once organize a
league for the sole purpose of
boosting things along, and this
was done by the election of the
following officials and the nam
ing of the organization the Dal
las Development League: Presi
dent, U. S. Loughary; secretary,
H. G. Campbell: treasurer, W.
G. Vassall; executive committee,
Ralph Adams, V. P. Fiske, Con
rad Stafrin; finance committee,
R. E. Williams, U. S. Grant, H.
C. Eakin. They then adjourned
to meet at the call of the presi
dent, when the finance commit
tee will be ready to report. The
booklets will be ready by Decem
ber 22nd, the executive commit
tee and a man from Portland be
ing now preparing the material.
When they arrive $250 is due, and
then $60 a month thereafter.
Deafness Cannot be Cured.
by local applications as they cannot
reach the deceased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an inflamed con
dition of mucous lining of tlu* Eusta*
chian tube. When this tube is inflamed
von have a rumbling sound or imper
fect hearing, and when it is entirely
closed deafness is the result, and unless
the inflammation can he taken out and
this ttibe restored to its normal condi
tion, hearing will lie destroyed forever;
nine cases out of ten are caused by ca
tarrh, which is nothing hut an inflamed
condition of the mucous surfaces. We
will give One Hundred Dollars for any
case <>f deafness, caused by catarrh, that
cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure.
Send for circulars free. F. J. Cheney
& Co., Toledo, O. Sold by druggists,
75 cents. Take Hair« family pills for
constipation.
W. J. Wagner has taken charge of the
blacksmith shop at the Wagner agricul
tural store, and would like to see all his
old customers.
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I have move«! the Tom Iteil shop to
the building one door west of the Mor
ris jewelry store, where I would like to
see all the old patrons of the shop and
many new <jnes. Satisfaction guaran
tee«! in every particular.—F. U. V«»ee. JI
C. D. Chorpening was injured last
evening by being thrown to the pave
ment from a buggy, his horse having
run away while he was out riding. He
was considerably bruise«l up and was
unable to work to«lay hut the injuries
arc not serious.—Eugene Guard.
Mr. F. R. Vose. of Portland, has ar-
rive«l with his family to take up his res-
iilence in Dailas. Tney are living in the
house recently vacate«! by Tom Reil.
Mr. Vose has leased the Reil liarlier
shop and its location is now changed
from Main to Court street. He comes
well recommended as a first class bar
ber and will nodoubt get hia share of the
patronage.
f your boy is without a
good SUIT or OVER
COAT, bring him here with
out further hesitation.
I
Ederheimer, Stein & C o.
MAKERS
M c M i n n v i l l e
OREGON.
BARGAIN DAY.
The nicest remembrance to a friend
that loves you is a finely finished photo On December 18th You can Get the
graph of yourself. N'ow is the timo to
Itemizer for $1.
come and have them ready.—T. J.
Cherrington.
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$ 3 2 0 .0 0
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
FORMER PARTNER
AND SUCCESSOR TO
ust now we’re show
ing the newest and
sm artest line of BOYS’ and
CHILDRENS’ CLOTHING
outside of Portland.
Suit Case................................................................ 5.00
Shoes ..................................................................... 4.00
Silk W aist.............................................................. 4.00
Lace W a is t...........................
3.50
Hand Satchel..........................
3.50
Childs’ C o a t.......................................................... 3.50
Shoes..........................................................................3.50
Kingsbury H a t .....................
3.00
Fine Knit Shawl.................................................. 2.50
One dozen Napkins . . . . , .............
2.50
SHORT SESSION.
City Council Ends its Regular Ses
sion at Early Hour.
Last Monday evening found all
our city officials present to at
tend to their duties as represen
tatives of people of Dallas, with
the exception of the city attor
ney. So expediently was the
business handled that they were
able to adjourn by 9:30, nearly
an unheard of early hour lately.
The committee on fire and wat
er, to whom was referred the
matter of buying additional land
for the building of another res
ervoir, reported that on acre on
the north could be secured for
$100. No action was taken, hut
on motion of Ellis the same com
mittee were requested to report
further at a future meeting.
Cosper gave notice that he was
not ready to report regarding the
tax levy, but that he would call
a meeting of the finance commit
tee at some date soon to thor
oughly go into the question.
A remonstrance was read and
filed in the matter of the widen
ing and naning of the Cooper
Hollow road.
The sewer contractors asked
for 60 days extension of time on
their contract and the same was
granted.
A new sidewalk ordinance was
passed.
On motion of Uglow an ordi
nance was ordered drafted pro
viding for the building of cement
curbs, exclusively, hereafter.
Mr. Uglow also secured the
same procedure in the matter of
construction of sidewalks.
Claims allow«?«!,
F .1 Morrison, hauling................. $
John Frey, U bor............................
John Olin. curl>s,..........................
C f Brobst, salary..........................
T A Odom, salary..........................
W \V Dawson, salary..................
Simon ton & Hoot t, soap...............
Dallas Iron Works..........................
Wm Fanil, supplies .....................
Willamette Valley Co..................
M D Coulter, hauling..................
L D Brown, salary. . . . ' ..................
42 15
5 15
14 00
1 75
49 00
7 50 I
75
2 50
11 00
138 50
2 75
36 70 I
During the next FIFTEEN DAYS, we w ill m ake Sp ecial Re
duction on all KNEE PANTS SUITS. T his in clu d es Coats with
Straight P ants ONLY.
The B E E H I V E Store
DALLAS
DO
NOT
A RELIABLE PLACE TO TRADE
ALLOW
ENTS TO
THE
ANNOY
TASK
OF
OREGON
C H O O S IN G C H R IS T M A S
YOU, B U T JU ST
PRES
CALL A R O U N D A T
H A R R IS JEW ELRY ST O R E
W E HAVE T H E GOODS T H A T W ILL
PLEASE
THE
M OST
In C U T GLASS we carry
a beautiful line—not excelled
anywhere in the County.
FASTID IO US.
In W ATCHES we carry
the most complete stock in
Polk County. We handle
the Howard, Hamilton, Illi
nois, South Bend, Hampden,
Waltham, Elgin, and a cheap
Swiss Watch.
Just received, a beautiful as
sortment of the famous
One hundred and fifty dif
ferent patterns of Gold Filled,
Solid Gold and Nickle cases
ROCKFORD
SILVERW ARE
Diamonds, Brooches, Rings, Bracelets, Neck
laces, in fact our Jew elry Line is most complete*
Nice line of Gold Handled Umbrellas.
Total ............................................. $297 75 j
Will Holman appeared before
the council and stated that he
would soon be able to give fig
ures for house numbers and street
signs, and the matter was refer
red to the ordinance committee,
who already had the matter in!
hand with another party.
The marshal was instructed to
see that the leaks in the city hall
were repaired.
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Address Lafayette Nursery Co. Carlton, 1
Or. lor special prices on peach ami prnne
trees. Still liava a good surplus in
Oregon Champion gooseberry. Write
for price» betore placing your order.
Truly your», Lafayette Nursery Com
pany, Carlton, Oregon.
W e guarantee all goods as represented
Do not forget the number
A. H. Harris Jewelry Store
I Employ one of the finest Engravers in the State.
All ENGRAVING FREE during the Holidays
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