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About Polk County itemizer. (Dallas, Or.) 1879-1927 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 17, 1908)
T H E POLK COUNTY ITEMIZER. THURSDAY, DEC. 17. 1908. Demixer,one year in advance.............................................$1 SO Weekly Oregonian or Semi-weekly Journal............ 2 00 i With With Oregon Woodman.............. ..................................... 1 75 'PHONES: I Pa Ironise One Another for Ihr Uvbuildina o f Toten and County Nat Goodwin has tied Lillian lie done. The way to kill discontent and to drive away dark thoughts is to Bussell’s score. give men work for their strong arms Cubans appear to have looked upon and comfortable homes for their Come in and examine our children. And to permit individual stock of the oall to ballot us n call to arms. or combined capital free rein to p ile FOUNTAIN PENS The state of Oregon is out of debt up abnormal incomes with out ac PEN KNIVES and does not owe a single dollar to counting or responsibility, is to take CIGAR anyone, be it bonded or otherwise. the first step toward to degradation of CIGAR CASES JARS In fact a surplus exists, and the late a nation. POCKET BOOKS report of the state treasurer shows PURSES MARKET REPORT. that there is in the treasury a cash TOILET SETS balance of $656,320.15. This amount MILITARY SETS is sufficient to pay all the state REPORTED WEEKLY BY 0 . S. LOIGHAKY. Wheat, a bushel, $1. TRAVELING CASFS expenses until next March, when the Bran, $30. 1908 taxes will be again due. The Shorts, a a ton, ROLL UPS ton, $33. financial condition of the state is a Oats, a bushel, 35 cents. TRIPLICATE MIRRORS a barrel, $4.75. matter of congratulation and is an Flour, HAND MIRRORS Flour, a sack, $1 26. indication of the strong financial con Corn meal, $2 60 a cwt. SHAVING SETS Potatoes, a bushel, 75. dition of the west. The matter of Butter, COLLAR BOXES a pound, 25 cents. paying all the expenses of the state is Lard, a pound, 15 cents. CUFF BOXES a huge task and the state adminis Bacon, sides, a pound, Id cents. JEWEL BOXES a pound, 15 to 20 cents. tration is to be commended for the Hams, a pound, 12 % cents. PUFF BOXES efficient manner in which the affairs Shoulders, Kegs, a dozen, 40 cents, of the state have been handled. chickens, a dozen, $3 @ $5. Dried fruits, a pound, 6 @ 15 cents. Beets, a pound, 2 cents. Brass ware consisting of Congress U now in s e s s i o n . Turnips, 2 cents, Vases, Bowls, Hanging There will be the usual cry of re Cabbage, a a pound, pound, 2 cents. trenchment and economy; we suspect Onions, a pound, 2 cents. Baskets, etc., Rozane ware Beans, a pound, 5>s @ 8 cents. that it will be shown that the Corn in all styles. a pound, cents revenues have dwindled quite $100,- Hay, meal, a ------------ ton, $8 @ « • $12, « ------------ 000,000 because of the onslaughts of Born, Sunday evening, to The finest line of Whiting’s prohibition and the consequent fall Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Rankin, in a Portland, son. ing off of the tax on liquors, but By calling on C. H. Morris, the lead Stationery ever brought to Dal nevertheless, we hope an income tax ing jeweler, you will see the largest las. assortment of 10, 14 and 18 karat plain law will be passed, and with the pro and wedding rings ever shown in Polk ceeds, extensive public works will be county. This is no idle boast. inaugurated. The best way to recon Several of our merchants have most TO APPRECIATE OUR GOODS cile labor and capital differences is to handsomely decorated their show win YOU MUST SEE THEM take by law a portion of the revenues dows for the Christmas trade. derived front the use of capital, and We claim that we can save you about half on your Christmas shopping, if with it, give labor a broader field. | one you only take advantage or our big There is plenty of work that should | forced will sale.—W. If. Rov & Co. KRUSE AND LITTLE Two of|the Fastest Skating Experts in the Northwest, at the Colosseum, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. * BEIT & [HERRINGTON DALLAS, OREGON THE LEADER RESTAURANT JOHNSON BROS, A RIGGS, P bops . We hrvo opened a nic<TRestaurant and Lunch Counter in the Tom Keil barber shop, adjoining our confectionery store, where we will serve regular meals, short orders, or oysters in any style, as our cus tomers may desire. The best of service in e'very respect guaranteed. , • e NOTICE T O TH E PUBLIC Being permanently located in Dal las, and here to stay, I will, from now on, be ready at any and all times to sell nt Public Auction, anything that is on the market. FAR/T SA LE S A SPECIALTY Parties contemplating having a Bale and wishing to confer with me, will find me at Barham & Ullrey’s Real Kstate office, until January 1. 1909. JANUARY l. 1909 I will AFTER be located in the building now occupied by the Post Office. Parties not haring enough for a sale, SATURDAY bring it to Dallas for STREET SALE By notifying me in advance, I will advertise i t p r k b o p c h a r g e . Watch this paper for Saturday Street Sale. Eight years in the business. C. F. BARTLETT, - ¿ i- ¿ . • ft ' V J V ini Auctioneer JESSIE LITTLE. . W ÊM JACK KRUSE. P h o n e : Mutual 1216 DALLAS, ORE. iW H W M H W A W H W a W W H W tV M » PEEDEE. Our first snow fell the night of the 14th. Frank Gilliam has gone to Southern Oregon. Alva Womer butchered hogs last Wednesday. Clarence Irvine bought a horse of Bluford Bush instead of Will. Mr. and Mrs. Womer visited at Troy Turner’s Friday. Clarence Irvine and wife and Eva Womer were in Dallas trading last week. Frank Eddy, who has been working —r Harry Lacey, baa returned to his home at Cottage Grove. Georgie Yost visited at Ernest Bush’s Sunday. We hear Mrs. Ronco has retnrned borne much improved in health. Will and Ernest Bush and Harry Bachelor killed two coons Monday. Joe Dyer and wife and 'baby are ylsit ing his sister, Mrs. Frsnk Turner. Ren yesterday. Wormer visited Falls City friends Lew Edwards is going to log for Phy Simpson. Frank Ellis, of Grants Pass, ami his sister, Miss Mabel Ellis, of Indepen dence, have here. lieen visiting their father, M. D. Ellis, Mrs. D. A. Hodge, of Independence, came over Sunday and spent several days this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Dalton. 8he returned home Wednesday. *-r r, ., - r « w _ u