Polk County itemizer. (Dallas, Or.) 1879-1927, January 07, 1909, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextTHE POLK COUNT THE POLK COUNTY ITEMIZER. Net Interested. CO>~*T TO C TNE G-VAE JLJ Admitted to the second class of mail mutter. M A K E Y O U R O W N S T O C K F O O D S B Y USIN G SK1DOO H O R SE A N D CATTLE TA B L E T S Crush and mix in feed or salt Proper dose in tablets Admitted to the second dai» oí n T H U R SD A Y , IAN. 7, 1909. T H U R SD A Y , ] A K V. P. F IS K E Itemizer.one year in advuncs 8UB-CKIPTION ^ With Weekly Oregonian or !- With Oregon Woodman ’PHONES: Makes Yotjr Stock Look Like the Top Price For Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Swine and Fowls. They art made from the active principle or the condensed essence of the druf. They don’t contain Sawdust, Ashes, Chop Feed or Bran. Are just aa good when 10 years old at when 10 days old. They comply with all pure drug laws. Aak for and try once SK IO O O Condition Tablets, or 8K ID O O Worm, Kiduey, Chicken Cholera, Blister, Cathartic, Heave. Fever, Ho$ Cholera, Distemper, Piuk Eye, Colic tabletsor Louse Powder, Spavin Cure or Barb Wire Liniment. Distributed by THE BLUE BELL MEDICINE CO Incorporated; Capital Stock $300.000.00; W atertown, South Dakota, U. S. A. V. P. FISKE. __ ( Iteiuizer.one year in advance...................... ............ »1 50 SUBSCRIPTION • With “ < ~ iregonian or Seuii-weekly Journal............ 2 00 ...... W ., eekly ( With Oregon Woodman..................................................... 1 75 ’PHONES: I R IT I I 257 m utual ] Residence, 113 For Sale by R A Y & CO.. Dallas, Oregon AA A A A A A AAA A A A A A A A A a ■ * t A f A f A y i r * I wwwwwwwwwwr rtffv fr w 5®®*’ 11 Residence,1401 SEARS A HOLMAN WOOD FOR SALE Patronise One Another for the Unbuilding of Town and County. Meat Market P a tro n ise One A n o th e r fo r the U nbuild MISERY IN STOMACH. Con You have more te do wit): niakinft it a liappy and piospermis new year tice t than anytmdy else. I.et your first Tilt resolve be that duriti« 1009 you will add one new citizen to the pnprlution the O of Oregon. Ne: 1908 will go down in history as the zuda greatest year Oregon ever enloyed, home, and the numerous New Year and l)y holiday editions of the newspapers of has b the state will carry the story of this canal progress to thousands of eastern [wo 1 , 0 - pie. lieen While former prohibition candidate tiers ' Cliafin is engaged in his loyal task if side I cleaning out the White Mouse collar, up t( it might be well for him to inspect the foundations and see if they are w Strong enough to bear the- added will strain that will come upon them liu-ii after March 4. citi* term The apples of the Pacific North west are the subject nf an entended M article in a recent issue of the Satur g rea day Evening Post. This attractive rabí presentation of the fruit industry to ! nhout five millions of people is a rec ing ognition much appreciated hy Oregon f n and Washington. vari The Kaiser will continue to reign hos| tiecause he has agreed not to govern. espi His majesty is credited with the the plulosopical remark that if you are going to be an emperor you must dress the part and you must not play the part for all it's worth. Dot he will not hereafter work the part for nil it is worth. The Portland Commercial club has introduce a novel feature that should lie adopted by every community in Oregon. It is the appointment of a newcomer’s s|iecial committee and that eommitte held its first meeting Ka'urday, outlining a plan to lie car ried on throughout the entire year which will result in giving egcli and every newcomer the “glad hand.” T Roll vigi . our vas the stia Bn su ha the nil lie lies tin I The council Monday night in pas .(U sing an ordinance [iroliiliitiiig the fit w0 tore building of those unsightly and ori practically useless wooden curbs, took ,)P, a step forward in the city's upbuilding pr, on which they should lie greatly gratulated. Any city that discards such the makeshifts, marks a point in her on an ward progress. To Council ntaii T’glow th must be conceded the honor for the C O introduction of the ordinance, a ml the pu council stood by him nearly to a man. i ¡3 ]tl Dallas merchants all report the do holiday trade ns far exceeding ek|iec- tations. More Christmas goods were purchased than ever before in its his ill tory, and they were of the la-st too. ar People here are year by year in th vesting in costlier stuff for that sea tb son than ever before in the town's to history. All merchants in the differ \\ ent lines mention that as a noticea !>» ble fact. All of which tends to show rc that our people are making more oc money than heretofore, or they would ac not be ablg to so invest. Such fairly j cl c| indicates the trend of times 1 1 a con I« tinued prosperity. ---------------------- I, Our town is still open to sugges tions for » distinctive name, to be placed on the stationery of the Dallas Development league. While the sug- gestion of Miss Nunn last week was well received, yet it was f uind im practicable to adopt it. as there is a 1 |Kistoffi«e by that name over on the Central A Eastern railroad, and its use would lend to errors in address. What Dallas wants is something en tirely applicable, out of the common rut of names already adopted, and that will effectively advertise some of j her leading products or industries. | I Can you you not think of something 1 . that will do tliatf ).) I J Why the Oregonian and Telegram will continue to slander the fair name •if out Oregon basket ixtll team by as serting that they lost a gallic of liasket ball at Minneapolis, wc arc unable to fathom. It seems that such great papers would be willing at least to give the facts, even if they cannot brag nf the famous record that our I ' basket ball team is making against I the handicaps of higher altitude, f terrible cold weather, and long night t rides after playing hagd games everjr evening. Hardly any of this team had evar heen out of Oregon Wore, and born and raised us they have been in the Willamette Valley, with its continual mild weather, they a r„ 1 making a record that wc Dallasites •re proud of. t'iiks, the Best Printer. Do you need wood? In pre- paring to place your order uers remember that I am at.ir to furnish you all kinds of slab wood from either of the Dallas sawmills, at the best possible rates, Send in your orders by either phono. Mutual 1196; Bell 443. MAKE IT YOURSELF. ■ ■ ■— And Indigestion Vanishes Minutes Later. Five Says Many People Here can be Made Happy Again by Using it. “Going to the football game!” “Not me.“ “Don’t you understand the plays?“ “No; I am sorry to say my early edu Why not Ftart now -today, and forev There is so much rheumatism here in er rid yonraelf of indigestion? A dieted our neighborhood now that the follow cation In pugilism was sadly neglect stomach getn the blues and grumbles. ing advice will be appreciated hy those ed.” Give it a good eat, then take Pape’s Dia- who suffer: Get from any good phar pepsin to start the digestive juices work macy one half ounce Fluid Extract Dan Johnny Knew. ing. There will be do dyspepsia delion, once ounce Compound Kargon “Papa, what is a croaa examination?*' belching of gas or eructation« of undi^ three ounce. Compound 8vrup SarHa .a- asked Mary. ge.-ted footl; no feeling like a lump of i nlla. Shake these well in a bottle and lead in the stomach or h e a r t b u r a , sick | take in teaapoonful doaea after each , “I know, I know!“ piped up Johnny. headache and «lizxineaa, and your food ; meal and at bedtime, alao drink p entj , “Aw, you don’t either!” “Do too!” will not ferment and poison your breath ol good water, it is claimed with nauseous odors. _!ci_____ • Pape’s Diapopsin | are few victims of this d r e a d and tortur “Well, what does It mean?" costs only 50 cents for a large case at any otis disease who will fail to find ready “The cross talk mamma give« you drugstore here, and will relieve the ¡ relic* A t-*- -*— ’ ’ . . . relief in this simple home made mixture, when she’s trying to find out If yoo most obstinate case of indigestion and and in most cases a premanent cure is have been In swimming.“ upset stomach in five minutes. There the result. This simple recipe is said is nothing else better to take gas from to strengthen and cleanse the elimina O f the S ta n d a rd V a rie ty . stomach and cleanse the stomach and tive tissues of the kidneys so they I m “Can you thluk of anything more ax- intestines, and besides, one tiiangulc filter and strain from the blood and sys will digest and prepare for assimilation tem the poisons, acids and waste mat citing than love letters?“ into the blood all your food the same ter, which cause not only rheumatism “You bet.” as a sound healthy stomach would do it. I » 11 1 numerous other Every “Well, what?*’ When dyspepsia works, your stomach man or woman here who feels that their “Oil letters.” rests, gets itself in order, cleans up, and kidneys are not healthy and active, or then you feel like eating when you come who suffers from any urinary trouble H a s B eens. to the table, and what you eat will do whatever, should not hesitate to make H o w fick le f a s h io n c h a n g e s von good. Absolute relief from all stom up this mixture, as it is certain to do In toys and other wares! ach misery is waiting for you as soon as much good, and may save you from In m any an attic now Is stored you decide to begin taking Diapepsin. much misery and suffering after while. A flock of Teddy beura. Tell your druggist that you want Pape’s Our home druggists say they will either Diapepsin, because you want to be supply the ingredients or inix the pre thoroughly cured of indigestion. scription ready to take if our readers MARKET REPORT. ask them. ________± The following pupils were neither ab RKPORTKD WKKKLY BY D . S . LOUOHARY Mr. \V. M. FUliback, of Cooper Hot sent nor tardy during December at the Sait Creek school; Primary tirades, low, was a caller Saturday. Air. Full Wheat, a bushel, $1. Bran, a ton, $30. Silas Starr, Merritt Hart, Willie Thie- back says there is a well on his place Shorts, a ton, $33. sies, Ewin Foster, llerliert Ehrhorn, that gives every indication of oil deposit Oats, a bushel, 35 cents. David BMMKIftj \ iu » h Klu\\»r, Lena in near region. Flour, a barrel, $4.75. K 1 i e w e r, Lydia Nwint, J o h n i e J. M. Stark arrived home today from Flour, a sack, $1 25. Voth, Bertha Shultz, Julia Villwock, Radium Springs, where he has been tak Lidia Thiesies. Tpper grades. Jacob ing Corn meal, $2 50 a cwt. treatment for rheumatism. He is and Peter Voth, Henry and Martha much better than when be left here.— Potatoes, a bushel, 75. Ruzlaff, Hulda, Marth and Flora Vill Eugene Guard. Butter, a pound, 25 cents. wock, Alvin Aebi, Dan Foster, Margar- Lard, a pound, 15 cents. Among those at a family reunion at iet- Braun, Emme Swint, Dona Thiesies, Bacon, sides, a pound, 10 cents. Lena Mav, Eugene and Inez Hart, Lor the home ol Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Austin Hams, a pound, 15 to 20 cents. d a ami Tina Roberts.—Miss Lou Albee, on Christmas were the mother and four Shoulders, a pound, 12% cents. brothers of Mrs. Austin from Portland Principal. Eggs, a dozen, 40 cents. and her sister, husband and family from Chickens, a dozen, $3 @ $5. F'iske, the Best Printer. Polk county.—Woodburn Independent. Dried fruits, a pound, 6 @ 15 cents. Beets, a pound, 2 cents. Turnips, a pound, 2 cents, Cabbage, a pound, 2 cents. Onions, a pound, 2 cents. Beans, a pound, 5% @ 8 cents. q uart b e u l« of GENUINE Corn meal, a pound, 3% cents CYRUS NOBLE d im ! to too Hay, a ton, $8 @ $12. all c i a r p a paid to tha aaar- • W W W W VVVVVW* DALLAS CITY BANK Dallas, Oregon, : w w w w w The articles are all home made and the best manufactured anywhere. We also carry Choice M eats "f every kind. No. 1 Lard,a pound..................15 eta. Bacon Backs............................ 15 eta Breakfast Bacon............10 to 20 cts. Shoulders................................ 12% H am s.................................. 16% cts. Salt Pork................................. 12% cts. Oregon Butts............................ 10 cts. DALLAS M EA T CO R.E. WILLIAMS - - President W. G. VASSALL - - Cashier niKKCTOKH: N. L. Butler, R. C. Craven, I. N. Woods, M. M. Ellis, W. G. Vassal!. R. E. Williams, B. If. McCallon. This hank is pleased to place at the disposal of its customers the facilities gained during many years of continuous service and growth. City MÜSC Express & Transfer Co. OTT STARR, PROPRIETORS A All kinds of hauling at reasonable i ts. rates. Phone orders promptly at tended to. Headquarters at Web ster’s confectionery. Phones: Bell 264, Mutual 254 Barn Phone Mutual 245 BAPTIST CHCRCII. Preaching Sunday morning and even ing. Sunday school at 10. B. Y. P. U. at 6:30. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening.—Curtis I*. Coe, pastor. Preaching Sunday morning and ev ening. Sunday school at 10. Christian Endeavor at 6 :30. Prayer meeting Thursday evening.—D. J. Becker, pasto H U N T E R S ’& T R A P P E R S ’G U ID E .^ r & t W. J. VAN SCHUYVER '& CO. 105-107 Second Street Portland. Otegoo âV TH IS LINK «NO MAIL T O -O ef W. J. Van Schuyver A Co., renkai Or#«— JACOBSON’S TRANSFER Town DALLAS, ORECON Phone and stand at Belt & Cherrington’s All kinds of hauling done well and promptly. cial attention given to commercial men. Bell phone 301 Mutual 253 MISS M. OLIVE SMITH Im INSTRUCTOR ON Spe PIANO AND ORGAN. prove E. JACOBSON, Proprietor. Studio: Room 2, Wilson building, Dallas, Oregon. ments J Caldwel Bros/ POOL AND BILLIARD HALL Now located in the Kerslake Building Draw When it comes to GROCERIES SIM 0NT0N & SCOTT (Everything upto-dale ) First ♦ i Bicycle * Repairing Class t With our 10 years exper- | * ience in repairing bicy cles with tne most up- to-date tools and meth ods we are better pre dared to do your wneel work than any one else, and guarantee satisfac tion and right prices. Immi Th?,“ gra » by «proa, prepaid, four quarta Preaching Sunday morning and even ing. Bible school at 10. Senia- ( hristian Endeavor at 6:30. Bible class and prayer meeting Thursday evening. A. C. Corbin, pastor. EVANGELICAL CHURCH. Preaching Sunday morning and even- ng. Sunday school at 10. Christin c Endeavor at 6:30. Prayer meeting Thursday evening.— ltev. Mock, pas tor L. H. SCHULTZ and Keep 5 Pounds Dry Apples 3 Packages Malta Vita 2 Cans Alpine Peaches THE LEADER RESTAURANT JOHNSON HROS. 4 RIOG9, P rops . EMEMBER we have a very fine line of articles appropriate for Xm as presents, consisting of R MORRIS CHAIRS, RUGS, REED ROCK ERS, PICTURES, PYIOGRAPHY, S U P PLIES, E T C ^ ^ - We are going to give away a fine M ORRIS CHAIR I fand a $5.00 PICTURE to some body. Come in and let us explain about it. .4 j * ■* REMEMBER T H E PLACE , 25c 25c 25c | Iff SMITH’S CYCLCRY and Lunch Counter in the Tom tliT A T A T A T A T A T ifA T i A TA TA TA TA Y A T4Y 4 Roil barber shop, adjoining our f t -------------------------- 5 ELECTRICITY FOR LIGHTING IS ONLY EXPENSIVE confectionery store, where we will serve regular meals, short orders, 10 PfOPlE WHO ARE WASTEfUl AND CARELESS. or oysters in any style, as ou/^cus- TO YOU, WHO ARE NATURALLY CARTFUL, tomers may desire. The best of IT DOFS NOT COME HIGH. I I - ______ a ■ 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 at Public Auction, anything that is on the market FAHrt 5Al.ES A SPECIALTY Parties contemplating havingSl Sale and wishing to confer with me, will find me at Barham A Ullrey'a Real Estate office, until January 1, 1809. House-Furnishers DALLAS SATIRDAV STREET SALE 3tv notifying me in advance, I will advertise it r a n or ch ar g e . Watch this paper for Saturday Street Sale. Eight years in the busineea. C. F. BARTLETT. A u c tio n e e r Phone Mutual Ml KALLAS. ORI a l ■j _____ ___________ _______ _lf BABY CARRIAGE TIRES ♦......... ........................................ * § It is economical liecsuse it ran be quickly turned off when not needed. With gas or kerosene there is the temptation to let light burn, when not needed, to save bother of lighting and adjusting. In some homes the electric light bill amounts to only about $2 per month. You can probably get some kind of artificial light for leas money than electric light, but does it save you anything when it limits opportunities for work and recreation, niina your eyesight, smokes your walls, mars decorations and increases household work. You can probably save a dollar tomorrow by going without your meals, but it wouldn't be economy. It is not so much what you save, but how you save, that counts. Wo are always readv to ex plain the “ins and outs” of the lighting proposition to you. Call on us or phone to us. We are never too busy to talk business. AFTER JANUARY I. 1 ,0 , HALL & HAYES This is the place to get your It We hrve <>|>ened a nice Kestaurant I will he located in the building now occupied by the Post Office. Parties not having enough for a sale, bring it to Dallas for Bike Supplies 25c service in every respect guaranteed. We are the only firm in Polk county handling this famous mattress. Come and see them. Full Line of Groceries and Crockery 5 Bars Perfection Soap January records at L. D. Daniel’s. tion 2 Ban Crystal White Soap FREE, with each 25c purchase of Perfection Soap. | AT CHAPMAN’S OLD STAND SALT CREEK LUMBER CO. C H RISTIA N CHURCH A pure—old— honest— whiskey bottled by the distillers. Guaranteed to the United States Government, and to you, to eootaifl aothifii oeptinl pure straight whiskey. Many ol the railroads use Cyrus Noble almost exclusively. So do the big steamship companies. So does nearly every big metropolitan hotel. Because it’s pure. Because it’s ■ aged — . * i u in III wood. WQOU. Because it has that soft, delicate, palatable flavor ol the ripened 4 rei 0 e_ofteo latioocd but rarely found. GENUINE CYRUS NOBLE. < ma- nent a the beet known, strictly wholesale house in the Northwest./ Established in Portland in 1864 Escloaed please find $4.90 (or which please mo d me al t Per- 450 pace*. le a th e r bo u n d . Beet t h in e on th s s u b je c t ever w ritte n . Illu s tra tin g a ll P u r Anim als. AU a b o u t T ra p p e rs ’ S ecrets. Decoy». T raps, G am e I j iw i . H ow a n d w h ere to tr a p , a n d to becom e a suc cessfu l tra p p e r. I t 's a re g u la r E ncyclopedia. P rice, $ 2 . To o u r custom ers. | l J5. H ides ta n n e d iu to b e a u tifu l Robes. O ur M agnetic B a it a n d Decoy a ttra c ts a n im a ls to tra p s, S I 00 p er bn ttle. S h ip y our H ides a n d P u rs to o s a n d g e t h ig h e s t p rices. Anderech Brea, D e p L T 1 M i n n e e tp o lU . M i n n . N O N E OF T H E M A R E IN I T W I T H PRKSI1YTKRIAN CHURCH. Cut and have every thing to satisfy your wants fo r spot cash. 1 0 to « 0% m ore m oney fo r you to ahln Raw F o ra and Hides to u s th a n to •e ll a t home. W rite fo r P rio e L ist. M arket R eport, sh ip p in g Tags, a n d a I »out o a r Preaching hours at 11 and 8. Preaching Sunday morning and even ing. Sunday school at 0:45. Epworth .«ague at 6:30. Prayer meeting Thurs day evening.—M. P. Dixon, pastor. Er’abltshed 1864 We Cater to the Local Trade CHURCH DIRECTORY. M. B. CHURCH 4 quart* GENUINE CYRUS NOBLE $4.90- . E BOYD A SON . . . a t t h e .. Corner Grocery FURSH ID ES railroad axprew ^offica. $ 4 .a We Are Reliable Grocers ami prove the fuct hy supplying the best to the smallest messenger as faithfully as we do when customers come them selves. 8o send confidently. We will fill the order as you want it. Highest market price paid for fat stock. Look at these M E A T P R ICE S WE BUY DALuAH, OREGON All kind« of meats. Pure lard. Fish and poultryJFridays and Saturdays. ^ AUGUST BOWMAN i Send A fter Groceries here with the name confidence as if you came ill perbon to select them. Wo will ijive your me* He tiger juwt wliut you order. If you require a certain article wo do not take advantage of the opiiortunity to Head Homothing elm* oil which there may he more profit. Willamette Valley Co. E. W. KEARNES, Manager Office on Mill street, just north of the court house X Phones: uuuvs. Bell, 04*11, 421, « z i , Mutual, in u m a i, 1297. 1297. Dallas, Oregon W A S H IN G T O N A N D T F N T H S TS P O R TL A N D , O n iQ O N ■ W R IT E F O R C A T A L O G i ¡'¿hcwUl.u fiara lo» j. g <loo,¡ THE OREGON EIRE RELIEf ! li 1 i i 4 McMinnville, Oregon. CHAS. GREGORY, Agent DALLAS. OREGON B. F. JONES Attorney-at-Law INDEPENDENCE, OR. Probate work a specialty. 0 N U M E NT “Lest We Forget.'* Marble— -Granite Ip •▼ATA fA TJTA TA TfiTJTA TA W U A> « fATA¿ G. L. HAW KINS Railroad street, Dallas. |