The Best and Largest Paper in Polk County
V O L. X X X IV
D A LLA S O R E G O N DECEM BER 17. 1908
eduction
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 C
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.
Special lot Ladies’ 26-in. Umbrellas - 90c
YOURS FOR BUSINESS
N O . 47.
CE GE DE GE HE HE UE CE HE CE CE DE BE CE CE BE HE E E
December Bulletin and Price List!
Often at XMAS Time
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 $6 to $8) December price $ 4 .8 5
10, IB and 20 per cent, discount on all Ladies and
es Dress Skirts.
10 t o 2 0 per cent discount on all our Ladies and
Misses Tailor Made Suits.
10 t o 2 0 per cent discount on all onr Ladies and
Misses Cloaks.
10 t o 2 0 per cent discount on all our Ladies and
Misses Furs.
The entire stock of Childrens Coats at Cost
The entire stock of Millinery at 3 3 1-3 off-
A Big Reduction on all Ladies and Misses Coat Sweat­
ers.
65 cent Ladies Union Suits (grey) December price
4 3 cents.
75 and 86 cent Ladies Union Suits (grey) December
price 6 3 cents.
$1 Ladies Union Suits (grey) December price 7 3 cents
$1.50 Radius Union Suits (grey) December price
$1.18
Closing out at cost all the Black Cat Ladies and
Misses Woolen Hose.
$1, $1.15 and $1.18 Ladies Sample Waists, December
price 7 8 cents.
$1.38, $1.53 and $1.65 Ladies Sample Waists Decem­
ber price 81.18
12j^ cent outing flannel, this seasons, December price
0 cents.
50 cent dress goods, late Novelties, December price
4 2 cents.
<15 cent dress goods, late Novelties, December price
4 8 cents
|1 drew; goods, including Blue and Itlack, December
price 8 2 cents
$1.25dress «roods, including Blue and Black, Decem­
ber price 9 8 cents.
2 5 per cent discount on all Fancy and Figured Silks
To closeout a lot of Kid Gloves, values to $1.50 De­
cember price 8 5 cents.
Hundreds of good tilings are still to be had from one
line of “M an u factu rers’ S am p les S a le”
Odds and ends in Shoes at almost your own price.
Mens all wool Suits and Overcoats from $ 7 . 5 0 t o
$ 1 2 .5 0
Mens tVorsaed Suits and Overcoats from $ 1 2 .5 0
to $ 2 0
H. S. & M., Hand Made Suits and Overcoats $ 1 5 t o
$25-
Young Mens Suits from $ 5 t o $ 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.
We are at a loss as to selection of suitable and
appropriate gifts for our friends.
A few suggestions may save time and worry.
This Store can also save you some money on your
Holiday buying.
Make a memorandum of a few of the following
articles, and come over and take a good look at
the goods.
Make your selections as early as possible
Do not forget the 20 Premiums to be Given Away December 31st
F ollow ing is a List o f th e Prem ium 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 Coat...............................................30.00
4. Mens’ Suit or Coat.............................................. 25.00
5. Fur ............................................................................ 20.00
«. Heater.................................................................. 12.50
7. Dress Pattern....................................................... 10.00
8. Pair Woolen Blankets......................................... 9.00
9. Trunk.................................................................... 8.50
10. Handsome Doll.................................................... 7.50
11.
13.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
Suit Case.................
Slioes ......................
Silk Waist...............
Lace W aist.............
Hand Satchel.........
Childs’ Coat...........
Shoes........................
Kingsbury Hat . ..
Fine Knit Shawl...
One dozen Napkins
T o ta l
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.
THE CHAS. K. SPAULDING LOGGING COMPANY
D. M. NAYBERCER
FORMER PARTNER
' AND S UCCE8SOK TO
Christmas.
Silk Umbrellas, Silk Waist Patterns, Silk and
Net Waists, Waist and Dress Pattern, Fancy
Neck Ware, Plain and Fancy Kimonas, Fancy
Hosiery, Dress Gloves, Sweaters, Suit Cases,
Silk Scarfs, Suspenders, Silk Petticoats, Furs,
Slippers. Greatest assortment of Ladies’
Hand Bags in the city.
$ 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
R. Jacobson & Co.
TEAM STARTS ON LONG TOUR.
The nicest remembrance to a friend
that loves you is a finely finished photo*
graph of yourself. Now is the time to Dallas Basketball Team Will Travel
come and have them ready.—T. J.
10,000 Miles.
Cherrington.
5t
GIVEN RECEPTION.
Basket Ball Teams Honored By
The Oregon basketball team of Dallas, Mr. and Mrs. J G. VanOrsdel.
Oregon, played its first road game of a
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Shiver
PERFECTION Oil Healer
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BEE HIVE Store
BEAUTIFUL ART CALENDARS. PORTLAND HOTEL ARRIVALS
Following our annual custom of dis’ Thursday:
D, Cooper, Indep.
tributing
some token of remembrance K.
P. Fund man, Butler.
WILL GIVE AWAY CANDY.
to our friends and patrons, we have Friday:
this vear secured the most beautiful
C. Patrick, Indep.
tour, which includes a visit to Buf­
art calendar that has ever been given in C.
K. D. Kessler, Monmouth.
Uncle Bill Brown Will Treat Chil­ long
falo, New York, last night defeating the After the game Saturday night the Dallas. It is the prettiest thing that T.
W.
Wyatt, Black Rock.
boys across the Columbia by the over­ basket ball teams were tendered a cor­ we could get for you and we have no .). R. Allgood,
dren Christmas Day.
Dallas.
whelming score of 43 to 0. The Dallas dial reception at the hospitable home apology to make for it as a work of art. J
players comprise a number of the best of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. VanOrsdel, by Cascade Falls, Yosemite Valley, by Saturday:
in that hustling little their son, Robert, business manager of Thomas Moran, is a masterpiece by the j Flora McCallon, Dallas.
On Christmas morning, in front of J. players and developed
last night they commenced a the college team. Quite a number of foremost of American scenic painters. Maud Robertson, Dallas.
L. Castle’s grocery store on Main street, town
of games that will require three good fellows were present, and ttie time The only favor we ask for it, is that J. 51. Murney, Indep.
between the honrv'of 9 and 11 o’clock, series
to compete, during which time most pleasantly spent from 10 to mid­ you will give it the most prominent J. C. Talbott, F'alls City.
our well known philanthropist, Uncle months
they
will
nearly 10,000 miles.
night in a discussion of basket ball mat­ place possible. We haven’t the slight­ Hallie E. Morrison, Dallas.
William Brown, will make glad the The tour travel
of the team is being backed ters, and the devouring of a most appe­ est doubt but that you will do this, if it Edna Morrison, Dallas.
hearts of all the children of Dallas and by the business
FL Ryan, Dallas.
men of Dallas, who
banquet which the host had pre­ appeals to your good taste and judg­ G.
vicinity, under the age of 15 years, by
Dr. Crowley, Monmouth.
a sum of money to start the tizing
pared. As most of the Multnomah ment as it does ours. This picture will B.
the distribution of packages of candy, subscribed
F.
Jones, Indep.
team
on
its
long
tour,
which
is
under­
team hail Ix-en witli us before, every ever command a high place among
for which he has made ample provision
principally to advertise the state. one was fully acquainted, and there was landscapes by reason of its absolute C. .1. Sears, Dallas.
by the purchase of 600 pounds. To taken
a business man of Polk no lack of wit and repartee during the truth, its brilliant coloring, and its F'. >1. Paul. Dallas.
many kiddies this will be about the II. L. is Fenton,
Jef Miller, Monmouth.
accompanying the team in the evening, combined with a wliolesouled keen conception of beauty.
only Christmas reminder, and they will county,
of business manager. Mr. friendliness that made it a pleasure to We do not wish to have you gain the Sunday:
certainly avail themselves of the oppor­ capacity
Fenton
is
a
brother
of
the
Portland
Fen­
be one of the invited guests. Some of impression that this springs entirely Mrs. F. L. Hooper, Indep.
tunity presented. It is hoped that tons and is accompanied by his wife and the
respondents to the toasts showed from the goodness of our heart, for in L. F'. Shank, Indep.
Christmas morn this year will not , son,
latter, being a member of the extraordinary ability as post prandial this age of commercialism there is F\ FL Lynn, Perrydalc.
prove the cold, rainy day of last year, so j team. the The
her players on the Oregon speakers, and but cemented the bonds usually a motive behind a gift of this E. P. Weir, Airlie.
that all the little ones may avail them­ team are: o Captain
Edward Shaw, N, of friendship that lias always exist»! nature, and we are no exception to the
selves of the priviledge.
I Reid, A. Morton, G. C. Shaw, T. Savory. between-the Multnomah athletic asso­ rule. Our motive is this: To get in Monday;
Jr., Dallas.
Kicj and B. A. Teats, team manager. ciation and our players.
closer touch with you iu order to W. L. W. Tooze,
Crystal lodge, Degree of Honor, has ' L. Through
L. Tooze, Dallas.
a mistake it -was mentioned Those present were: M. A. A. C.— whisper in your ear the mutual benefit Mrs.
elected the following officers, for the ! : that
L. F'enton, Dallas.
this team was defeated by the Mult- Dent, Fisher, Morse, Barton, Allen Mc- of a trade alliance between yourself and II.
ensuing year: Chief of honor, Mrs. C. nojnah
II. L. Fenton, Dallas.
Amateur Athletic Club five last Kensie, Smith. Oregons—Fenton, Rice, Uglow Clothing House, anil incidently Mrs.
G. Coad; lady of honor, Mrs. Lydia Saturday.
Mrs.
P. A. Finseth, Dallas.
Multnomah
played
and
de­
to
“Toot
Onr
Own
Horn,”
so
to
speak.
Teats,
lie»),
Shaw,
Morton,
Shaw,
Fen­
Campbell; chief of ceremonies, Mrs. feated the Dallas College team instead. ton. Dallas College—l.cw Ballantyne, No doubt you have learned by obser­ B. A. Teats, Dal Ins.
Chas. Black; recorder, Mrs. J. B. —Oregonian.
Johnson, Dallas.
Walter Ballantyne, Strayer, Boyds ton vation that the steady growth of our C. Johnson,
Nunn; financier, Mrs. Ed. F. Coad;
Dallas.
VanOrsdel. Other guests—Dr. Mock, business continues. This, we believe, I. F'.dna
treasurer, Mrs. II. B. Cosper; usher,
Dallas.
L. Crider, V. P. Fiske, G. W. Graii- is the result of the fair and square Ethel Scott,
Mrs. Joel'Shaw; inside watchman y Mrs. -If you want to make half a dollar on C.
Johnson,
Dallas.
treatment
we
give.
We
are
bending
nis,
August
Kisser.
the
subscription
price
of
the
Itemizor,
E. V. Dalton; outside watchman, Mrs.
Mollie Reed, Dallas.
do not forget our bargain day tomorrow. The following toasts were responded to: every effort that conversation will ¡»er- Alvic
Frank Stiles
Morton Dallas.
To M. A. A. C. from the Oregons— mit to merit new patronage, and we C. Shaw,
should lie pleased if those who have FL Shaw, Dallas.
Shaw.
Dallas.
To the Oregons from our Citizens— not dealt with us will give us a trial.
C. F'enton, Dallas.
V. P. Fiske.
T. Savery, Dallas.
HOW TO OBTAIN A CAI.KNDAR.
To the Oregons from Dallas College—
Di “
The beautiful calendar we have is ’ L. — Rice, , Dallas.
I)r. C. A. Mock.
To M. A. A. C. from Dallas—If. L. worthy of a place in anv home, and as If correspondents will not sign their
it will cost you nothing there is no rea­ names to every letter, they cannot
Fenton.
To the Oregons from M. A. A. C.— son why you should not have one. They expect
credit in the contest, nor to
are too\aloahle to he given out indis­
Mr. Barton.
us answer their questions.
To Dallas College from M. A. A. C.— criminately. We must therefore, he have
particular in their distribution. If vou W. J. Wagner has taken charge of the
Mr. Allen.
ea re for one. please come to our store blacksmith shop at the Wagner agricul­
To the Rooters—Mr. Dent.
any time before December 21st and reg­ tural store, an.f would like to sec all liis
To the Oregons again—Mr. Morse.
tf
Several extra toasts were tlien call»! ister your name. We will reserve one old customers.
nndaiuimlK'rofexteinporaneous aneech - for you when they are ready for distri­ While working with the saw at the
bution, whicli wifi he January 1, li<09.
es were made.
Valley Lumber company's
About midnight ail departed, having We cannot hold a calendar later than Willamette
mill Saturday, Vernie Compton got too
spent an evening of their lives, but the January 10th, and you must call before close
ami
severed
in his wrist.
Dallas contingent wishing to never again this time to get it. This offer is limited A few stitches fixed an it artery
Just scratch a match— light
up all right, hut
to
grown-ups
only.
Don’t
send
chil­
assume
the
role
of
the
vanquish»!,
as
on
he will have to lay off for a few days.
the Perfection Oil Heater—
this lone occasion. Hearty cheers were dren.
Thanking you for past favors, hoping I have moved the Tom Keil shop to
indulg»! in for all the teams.
and stop shivering. Wher­
building one door west of the Mor­
our relations in the future may I ky such the
ever you have a room that’s
that we may continue to have your ris jewelry store, where I would like to
BASKET
BALL.
good wishes anti patronage, with a kind see all the old patrons of tile shop and
hard to heat—that the fur­
word in our behalf to your friends for inanv new ones. Satisfaction guaran- j
nace doesn’t reach — there
te»l in every particular.—F\ R. Vose. J1
theirs, we are with best wishes,
Percent
of
Games
Lost
and
Won
Yours most respectfully,
you’ll need a
Newt comes to the Itemtzer by phone ;
UGLOW CLOTHING HOUSE. that
by League.
our old friend, Dr. K. FL L. Stein- |
er, is lying dangerously low at his home
in
Salem
of what is believed to be quick
games won lost per cent
Deafness Cannot be Cared.
consum ption.
Multnomah
2
0
1000
(Eqnlppe4 with Smokeless Device)
0
1000 by local applications as they cannot For Christmas bargains, call on C. H.
Willamette
0
reach the lieccasetl portion of the ear. Morris, the leading jeweler, who has
1
666** There
Dallas
2
Just the thing (or blizzard time or between seasons. Its genial
is only one way to cure deafness been giving you the liest good- for the
1
500 and that
Portland Y MCA 1
glowing heat makes any room cheerful and cozy. No smoke—
is by constitutional remedies. money for the last 15 years. This year
McMinnville
1
1
500
Deafness iscansed by an inflam»l con­ prices will be lower than ever before.
no smell— smokeless device prevents. Brass
New berg
0
3
000 dition
of mucous lining of the Eusta­ Mrs. Carrie Stone Freeman, arrived
Friday night Dallas college will go to
font holds 4 quarts of oil burning 9 hours. Fin­
tube. When this tube is ¡ntfarned here
Newberg, where they will meet the team chian
ished in japan and nickel Every heater warranted.
on a visit to tier many old-
you
have
a rumbling sound or imper­ time Friday
now at the foot of the ladder
friends. Her home is in Los
fect
hearing,
and
when
it
is
entirely
where her husband is a not»f
The
deafness is the result, and unless Angeles, and
F. E. Comstock has moved back to closed
where she has become very
the inflammation ran he taken out and lawyer,
Dallas
from
Falls
City.
this tube restor»l to its normal condi­ popular in high musical circles.
which is so much appreciated by workers and
C. H. Morris, the leading jeweler, is tion, hearing will he destroy»! forever; Address Lafayette Nursery Co. Carlton,
students. Made of brass, nickel plated with the
I closing out, at a great reduction, bis nine cases out of ten are caused by ca­ Or. for H|>ecial prices on |ieach and prune
latest improved central draft burner. Every lamp
i large stock of diamond rings, gold tarrh, which is nothing hilt an ‘nflained trees. Still have a good surplus in
warranted. Write our nearest agency for de­
head*l canes, gold and silver sterling condition of the mucous surfaces. We Oregon Champion gooseberry. Write
handled umbrellas. Call early and get will give One Hundr»l Dollars for anv for prices before placing your order.
scriptive circular if your dealer cannot supply
case of deafness, cans»! by catarrh, that Truly yours, laifayettc Nursery Com.
1 your choice.
the Perfection Oil Heater or Rayo Lamp.
be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. pany, Carlton, Oregon.
When you want prescriptions filled cannot
Standard Oil Company
for circulars free. F. J. Cheney
by a competent druggist, one who is A Send
(Incorporated)
Co.,
O. Sold by druggists, The Misses Johnson, Cllf Johnson
careful and knows what he is about, go 75 cents. Toledo,
Take Hall’s family pills for anil Miss Edna Scott went down to see
to Conrad Stafrin ’s drug store.
the Vancouver game.
constipation.
m
The
DALLAS
A RELIABLE PLACE TO TRADE
OREGON.
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D O N O T A L L O W T H E T A S K O F C H O O SIN G C H R IS T M A S PR E S­
E N T S T O A N N O Y Y O U , B U T JU S T CA LL A R O U N D A T
H A R R IS JE W E L R Y S T O R E
W E H A V E T H E G O O D S T H A T W IL L
P L E A SE T H E ] M O S T F A S T ID IO U S .
In C U T G L A SS we carry
a beautiful line—not excelled
anyw here in the County.
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Just received, a beautiful as­
sortm ent of the famous
R O C K FO R D
S IL V E R W A R E
In W A T C H E S we carry
the most complete stock in
Polk County. W e handle
the H ow ard, Hamilton, Illi­
nois, South Bend, Hampden,
W altham , Elgin, and a cheap
Sw iss W atch.
O ne hundred and fifty dif­
ferent patterns of Gold Filled,
Solid Gold and Nickle cases
Diamonds, Brooches, Rings, Bracelets, Neck­
laces, in fact our Jewelry Line is most complete.
Nice line of Gold Handled Umbrellas.
We 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 E N G R A V IN G F R E E during the Holidays
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