r
Hair
A y e r ’s
heard in all directions.
Kev Babcock, <>( die Salem I’ resbv-
terian eliureb will preach at the seliool
house July 24th after Sunday school.
]
AN ELEGANT DRESSING
MAKES
HAIR
GROW
■ STO PS
FALLING HAIR
[D E S T R O Y S DANDRUFF
Ingredients:
V ig o r
MONTGOMERY.
Sulphur. Glycerin Qulnin. Sodium Chlorid.
n. Sage. Alcohol. Water. Perfume.
Everybody is making hay.
/
Grandma llannum ia still very poor
ly-
Mrs. J. E. Hooker is on the sick list
this week.
Mrs. John Waters la visiting Mrs 11.
Ask your doctor if there is anything injurious here.
Ask him also if there is not genuine merit here.
ATKK 1 OM PAM Y.
I x > w H l.
Ma»-.
OUR ASSOCIATE EDITORS.
BUELL.
All the County News Graphically Writ Mr. Will Barber had been on the nick
list.
ten up by Our Brainy Rustlers.
Mr. Steve Braley has been on the sick
i; R. L. CHAPMAN....
F U N E R A L DIRECTOR
<>
and
EMBALMER
[ Miss M. L. Hampton made a trip to
♦ I Nortons on Monday and hauled in a
J | load of supplies.
i
Mr. Rufus Uastleman and sister, Miss
4 1 .Audrey, of Marion, art* visiting their
♦ j tinier, Mrs. F. H. Brock.
I I OFFICE : Ch»|iel»n<l Parlor». N. Main It. ♦ i
< >
D A L L A S . OREOON:
3 I Ball Ph one 103.
Mutami P h one 1306.
< * Call» Promptly Answered Day or Night
Mrs. J. L. Morrison, Mrs. Horsfall
£ | and daughter, and Royal 1'lank went
bhiekberrying this week ami came back
with full pails.
list.
It in reported that Lynn Braley ha«
soM bis place.
Allan Fletcher has been cutting bay
for Sherd Braley.
Lovd Ridgeway lias been quite sick
with the measles.
Miss Velna Blair has been helping
Mrs. liili the past week.
Miss Edna Butler was visiting friends
and relatives here Friday.
Nathan Blair has been doing some
painting for Russell Jones.
Quite a number attended the school
meeting last .Saturday afternoon.
When the stomach fails to perform
its functions, the bowels become derang
ed, the liver and the kidneys congested
causing numerous diseases. The stom
Correspondents’ Contest.
ach and liver must be restored to a
healthy condition and Chamberlain’ s
Mr. and Mrs. Thompson made a bus
Begining April 1st the
Itemizer Stomach and liver tablets can lie depen
iness tiip to Sheridan last Saturday.
began a four months correspondents’ ded upon to do it. Kasy to take und
Mrs. Maggina and family visited with
contest on the same lines as heretofore, most effective. Sold by all dealers.
A. W. Fletcher's family over Sunday.
except the prizes will be in cash, instead
Mr. and i’.irs. Herman Lenhard visit
m i c h ïg â î T c i t y .
of other articles, that method seeming
ed relatives on Salt Creek last Sunday,
to suit best all concerned. The most
Mrs. M. E. Butterfield, of Sheridan,
regular ami most newsy correspondent
John Sheets is working for Ed. Loose.
was visiting on the creek last Saturday.
during that time will receive $10, the
Hay is a very heavy crop in this local-
Mr. John Delaney and Frank Muller
second $6, the the third $2.50 and the »ity.
have gone up in the mountains to work.
next two $1 each. The contest will i Miss Edna Crawford, of Stayton, has
A. W. Fletcher, who is working in the
close July 31st and be immediatelv | returned bonid.
mountains, spent Sunday at his home
followed by another of four months du
Burl Oliver and John <Meson have here.
ration commencing on that date.
gone to Slab Creek to work.
Mrs. Cal Harrington, who has been
Arc hie Pelker, Frank Oleson and Si on the sick list is very much improved.
Siieet have gone to Sherman county.
Minor Rainey, who is working in Dal
ROCCA.
Chas Smith, of Butler, visited his las, was visiting friends here over Sun
family ami attended the Cherry fair,
day.
James Wright’s children have the
Mr. Edwards, ot Minnesota, visited
Sherd Braley and Rainey Blair made
whooping coup.
his brother-in-law, Chas. Smith, recent- a business trip up in the mountains Sun
day.
iy
.
Misses Nash, Lister and a couple oi
friends are camping on the Sunshine
Slugs’ are damageing cherry and pear
Several of the Ballston people are
creek.
trees, tiie trees look as if burned by cam|>ed here, while working on the
fire.
roads.
L. W. Hampton and family went to
Newport for a few days stay on the
The Sunday school will have a lawn
Allan Fletcher went up in the moun
beach.
social at the Harriet Spring Tuesday tains Sunday to take his fattier up to
evening,
July
26.
camp.
Mrs. Ih L. Bryant and little son, from
the big timber, was visiting at Kocca
Haying has l>egun in earnest and the
Mrs. R. R. Jones and Sherd Braley
this week.
bum of the mowing machine can be made a business trip to Sheridan lust
Thursday.
08808221
IL CORE
OF PSORIASIS
After 20 Years of Intense Suffering When All
Thought He Had but Short Time to Live.
Earnestly Prayed to Die. Condition Deplor
able Beyond Description.
Tries Cuticura.
Eureka! Relief at Once. Stopped Terrible
Burning Sensation from Word Go. In Six
Weeks Skin Smooth as This Paper.
I have lioen ailliclcd for twenty years with an ol> lim ile
skin diseu.se, called by some M l) a psoriasis, and ulli. is li
rosy, commencing on my scali); nini in spile o f all I ■ mill I .to,
Mith the help of the must .skilful iloctors, it slowly Im i
rely
extended until a year ago this winter it covered inv inlirr
person in the form of dry scales
Kor the lust three yems I
huve been unable to do any lalxir, and snlTering intensi ly nil
the time. Every morning there would lie nearly a iliMpm.liil
of scales taken from the sheet on my lied, si,me of tie
I, .if
as large as the envelope containing this letter
In the lull. .
part
I m. .|
■
------ of
■ winter
....... — • my
J skin commenced cracking open
everything, almost, l that could I»- thought of, .tillioul i.n,
relief. 'I he 12th of Julie I started West. 10 lio|a s I , oul.l
reaeh the Hot Springs. I reached Detroit and ,,:i. so I,.» I
thought I should have to go to the hospital, loit fii.ull> t . t
as fur as Lansing, M idi., where I had a sister living. I )un
I)r. ------- treated me m I m »lit two weeks, hut did me no
All thought I hud hut a short lime to live I earnestly t >r.... . I
to die. Cracked through the skin all over mv l.ai k. ..........
my ribs, arms, hands, limits; feet badly swollen; toe null,
came <>IT; finger-nails dead und hard »» a hone; hnr ib-.nl
dry and lifeless as old straw. ( ) my (io<l! how t .ml inlfei
M y sister, Mrs. E. II. Dinis, had a sn ail part of a box of
Cuticura in the house. She wouldn't give up; said, " W e will
try Cuticura.” Sim r was applied on one hand and aim.
Eureka! there wus relief; stopped the terrible burning sensa
tion from the word go. They iminedial. lv got Coin new
Resolvent, Ointment ami Soap. I commenced by taking one
tablespoonful of Cuticura Resolvent three times a day after
mauls; had a bath once a day, water about blood heal; nsr.t
Cuticura Soap freely; applied Cuticura Ointment morning
and evening. Result: returned to my home in just sis weeks
from the time I left, and my skin as smooth as this shr i t of
paper.
H IR A M K. C A R P E N TE R ,
Henderson, N Y
" W e hereby certify that we are acquainted with the afore
said Hiram E. Carpenter, and know his condition to Imre
been as stated. W e believe his statement to la- true in every
particular.’’ (Signer!) L. H Simmons A Son. Merchants;
(I. A. Thompson. Merchant; A A. Davis; Millard K.
Joiner, Merchant; John Carpenter; A. M la-flingwell Attor
ney and Cou nseto r-at-law, all of Henderson, N Y
The above remarkable testimonial was written January F>,
1880, and is republished because of the permanent y ..f I be
cure. Under date of April 22, 1010, Mr Car|a-ni.-r wrote
from his present home, 610 Walnut St S> . L.instng. Mi, h
*‘ I have never suffered a return of the psorin-n and ..Itl, .•■ h
many years have passed I have not forgotten the terrible
suffering I endured before using the Cuticura Remedies "
A 32-page booklet describing humors and affectmiis of tbe
skin will be mailed free to those .lesirmg further information
by Potter Drug & Cbem. Corp , 131 Coluuibus Ave . I lost on.
IF SICK--WHY PAY
There is a disease prevailing in this
country most dangerous because so decep-
— - » l i ii mm vy« tive. Many sudden
^ 3 deaths are caused
zip by it—heart tiis-
eas
Here is w hat should and can be d o n e !
Now you w ould not w illingly pay for food
that was worthless—w ould you?
Thou why pay fo r m edicine until that medi
cine first provt-s to you its actual worth?
Positively know ing w hat Dr. Bhoopjs Re
storative can d o for the sick, I say to all “ d o n ’t
pay unless health first returns". And I back my
Restorative w ith a signed and sealed 30 day "N o
hslp. No pay” contract.
I positively pledge to the sick every where
h
8 hoops R t s l o m t u ' t is a b s o l u t e -
- -
............. ••
lU fV eH i f i t f a H s” . Let others d o the
or else pass # ie ir prescriptions by.
If you need m ore strength, m ore vitality,
more vigor or more vim , use my Restorative a
few days and note the immediate improvement.
When the Stom ach, Heart, or K idneys go
wrong, then tost D r.Shoop 's Restorative. I d o not
dose the Stom ach nor stimulate the Heart or K id
neys. for that is w rong. Years ago 1 cast a wuy that
mistaken idea in medicine. The books below will
best toll you how la m succeeding.
These books also toll o f a tiny hidden ’ in
side nerve." no larger than a silken thread. They
toll how that nerve, until it fails, actually gives
to the Heart it* pow er, its ton s, its never-ending
action or Impulse.
.
,
These books w ill open u p new and helpful
j^cas to those w ho are n ot w ell. They toll how
the stom ach, and K idiicy »cach h av»th .-ir"in side"
or power nerves. They toll how the Restorative
was
.-specially
to nerves.
reach and
w
ealtor
fttjit„g made
inside
All revitalise
of these these
facts
Unless Health First Returns.
apoplexy are o f t e n
t h i - r i o . l t rxf I.- wl
c r e s u lt o f k id -
ney
d is e a s e .
If
kidney trouble is
a llo wed to ad vance
the kidney-poison-
A . H a s t in g s .
___i_
ad blood •will at
Hazel Brody visited at W. W. Bev- tack the vital organs, causing catarrh of
the bladder, brick-dust or sediment in
| ens tliis week.
Mr. t ’ riss Gross' sister is up from the the urine, head ache, back ache, lame
back, dizziness, sleeplessness, nerve us*
I east visiting him.
ness, or the kidneys themselves break
down and waste away cell by cell
D o e s not C o lo r the H a ir
J.
The Cause of Many
Sudden Deaths.
B la d d e r t r o u b l e s a l m o s t alw a y s resu lt
fro m a d e r a n g e m e n t o f th e k id n e y s am i
Iw t t 4 *r lu*-»1 tli i n th -it n r i n n i c nU initu
b e t t e r l ie a .t n in t h a t o r g a n is ob ta in «, i
q u i c k e s t b y a p r o p e r t r e a t m e n t o f th e k id -
n e y s . S w a m p -^ O O t c o r r e c t s in a b ilit y to
h
u r r in
a n
nd
-ild
n a
a i in
w a .« s it
n 'r
it
n o l i d a u
i n e e a
a s «u
ca
i a tn
i n ir
g p
n in
in t p
s in
g it,
and overcomes that unpleasant necessity
of being compelled to go often through
the day, and to get up many times during
the night. The mild and immediate.effect
of Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy
is soon realized. It stands the highest be-
..................
cause of its remarkable
health restoring
properties. A trial will convince anyone.
Swamp-Root is pleasant to take and is
sold by all druggists in fifty-cent and
one-dollar size bottles. You may have a
sample bottle and a book that tells all
about it, both sent free by mail. Address,
Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y.
When writing mention reading this gen
erous offer in this paper. Don’ t make
any mistake, but remember the name,
Swamp-Root, and don’t let a dealer sell
you something i 1 place of Swamp-Root—
if you do you will be disappointed.
FALLS CITY.
toll why I am able to say. "It is free If it fails",
This is why I say take no chance on a
medicine whose m aker dare not back it
ju st as I do by this remarkable offer”.
So write mo today for the order,
I have appointed honest and responsible
druggists In nearly every community to issue my
medicine* to the sick.
Rut write mo first for the order.
All druggists sell Dr. S h oop’s Restorative,
out all are not authorized to givo the :so day test.
So drop mo a lino please—and thus save
disappointm ent and delay». Tell me also which
book you need.
A postal will do.
Resides, you are free to consult me rs you
would your hom e physician. My advice and the
book below are yours—and without cost.
Perhaps a word or tw o from me w ill clear
up some serious ailm ent. 1 have helped thousands
upon thousands by my private prescription or
, personal advice plan. M j best effort is surely
! worth your simple request. So write now while
you have it fresh in m ind, for tom orrow never
coums. Dr. Shoop, Box 12, Racine,
is.
Which Book Shall I Scad You?
N’t, 1 On Dyspepsia
No. 4 For W omen
No. 2 ( m the Heart
No. b For Men
No. 3 Ou the Kidneys
No. 6 Ou Rheumatism.
Mrs. (Jill, of S ilem, in visiting at the
with her parents.
residence of E. A. La Dow.
Mrs. Chas. Baker visited with friends
The fiimiliepof M. L. Thompson and
Nate Emmett l e ft f o r the c o a s t this near Pratum, for a few days last week,
returning
Sunday.
week for a couple of weeks stav.
Born,
to
Mr. and Mrs. Lamb on W ed
The cantata given by Miss Hammond
Thursday night was very fine and en nesday morning, a son. Mother and
child aie doing well.
joyed by the many who attended.
ed the Chatauqua exercises at Albany
! last w e e l .
Mrs. Marks and daughter, I.ena, of
I tallas. visited witil Mrs. Ruby Jame.«
Wefjne «day.
3
Mrs. Jnlin Jnme« mid Miss Lenoni
visited wit h Mr» Haggard, of Shady
Lane, on Thursday.
A nuun ber olf teams aro busy hauling
piling to tb»* railroad at Save r to be
, 1 >aded aboard the cars and taken to
points in California.
Mr. W. B. Reed and family, of Lafay
ette, are camped on the Smith place,
I where he is overseeing the work of get-
| ting out the piling to the railroad.
YA
(th e K in d Y ou H ave A lw ays B ou g h t, an d which has been,
in use fo r over 3 0 years, Inis b orn e th e signature o f
a n d lias b een m ade under his per
sonal supervision sinee its Infancy.
Mrs. Knower Dead.
A llo w n o on e to deceive you In this.
A11 C ounterfeits, Im itations a n d “ Ju st-as-g ood ” are but
Died at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. J. W. IX* Lapp, near <’ak Grove, i
Kxperiiuents that trirte w ith an d en danger the health o f
six miles west of Salem in Polk county,
Infants and Children—e x p erien ce against ex p erim en t-
Mrs. Mary Emmeline Knower, aged 79!
years, 2 months. Her husband, W. H
Knower, preceeded her to the great be
yond, April 2, 1909. Funeral services
were held at Oak Grove church Sunday j
at 10 o ’clock a. m and interment made
' in the City View cemetery. She was j
j born near Bangor, Maine, May 5, 1831, i
and moved to Rock county, Wisconsin i
I in 1851. She was m irried to William |
II. Knower in April, 1852. In 1854 they j
moved to Brooklyn, N. Y., then to Ver- j
non county, Wisconsin in 1855, then to ;
Polk county,
Oregon, in 1902. She |
leaves four children. George Knower,!
jot’ Interwald. Wisconsin; Frank E*.
Knower, of Genoa. Wisconsin; C. A.
Knower, of Kola, Polk c unity, Oregon;
Susie DeLapp, of Oak Grove, Polk coun
ty, Oregon; also William E. Knower,
deceased 1854. Mrs. Knower united
with the church at the age of 13, and
lived a devoted Christian life.
What is CASTOR IA
Castoria is a harm less substitute fo r Castor Oil, P a re
goric, D rop s an d S ooth in g Syrups. I t is Pleasant. I t
contains neither O pium , M orphine n o r oth er N arcotic
substance. Its ago is its guarantee. I t destroys W orm s
and allays Feverishness. I t cures Diarrhoea and W in d
Colic. It relieves T eeth in g T roubles, cures Constipation
and F latulency. I t assim ilates th e F o o d , regulates the
Stomach and D ow els, giving healthy an d nutural sleep.
T he Children’ s P anacea—T he M oth er’ s F rien d.
GENUINE
CASTORIA
ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
Dallas Girl at Eugene.
Dottie Smith, the 16-year-old daugh
ter of a man residing at Dallas, is un
tier arrest here, charged with incorrigi
bility. Sheriff Grant, of Dallas, arrived
here yesterday to take her home, but as
she was to ill to travel, she was left
here for a few days. Her arrest was
made at Mabel, a village on the Mo
hawk branch of the Southern Pacific,
last Thursday, upon information from
Sherifi Grant that a warrant had been
issued for her. The Juvenile court will
take charge of her.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 3 0 Years.
THC CENTAL) fl COM PA N Y, TT M URRAY STN E CT. NEW VORN CITY.
Pain can be easily and painfully stop is hailing hay for George Baun near
Two Barns Burned.
Mrs. Stanton, of Portland, formerly ped. Pink Pain Tablets— Dr. Shnop’s— town.
of this place, was a Saturday and Sun stop Headache, womanly pains, any
The other day two barns in the
Mrs. Mary Pickens, of McCoy, visited
day visitor with Mrs. George Frazer.
pain, anywhere, in 20 minutes sure.
Formula on the 25 cent box. Ask your her sisterinlaw, Mrs. 11. S. Chase, the vicinity o f Airlie went up in
Miss Rex returned home Saturday
flames, they belonging to Alex.
druggist or doctor about this formula— past week.
after spending a few days with her it’ s fine. Sold by W. V. Fuller.
Miss Maggie Butler entertained the Lewis and Hugh Williams. The
brother, Edward, and wife near Inde
Social Hour reading chib at a business one o f Mr. Lewis’ caught fire
Fred Holman will soon occupy bis res pendence.
meeting Wednesday afternoon.
CIRCUIT*
COURT.
first, presumably from a care
idence property here, and Louie Museott
Mr. and Mrs. Will Fredrickson, of
M. A. Rickard, Corvallis’ automobile lessly thrown cigar, cigarette or
will occupy the Geo. Tice property. Fred Three Rivers, near the coast, is here
salesman,
accompanied
by
bis
wife
vis
-
1
•vill engage in some business here. Af stopping at the home of his mother,
match, and the other barn
Judge Galloway came up Friday and
ited relatives here Fiidav and Saturday.
ter looking over the coast country Fred Mr. W. W. Bails.
between trains disposed of the following
caught from it. Mr. Lewis lost
says Polk county can not be beat.
C. L. Chute took a load of household a couple o f buggies, some har
Messers John, Lorence and Frank cases in department No. 2 of the circuit
goods to Tillamook for Mrs. Board man ;
Representatives of the P, C. Lavy Co , Simon, Geo. Gosser, Elmer Bails and cou rt:
Emma F. Low rev vs. Frank C. Low- Monday. His wife also went with him ! ness, six tons o f hay and 100
are here endeavoring to sell to our peo Bob Oswould all went to Ocean Park
bushels o f oats, and M. Williams
ple sonn*; Klamath Falls town lots. The for an outing last week to be gone three rev. divorce; O. Hayter for plaintiff. for an outing.
Default entered, testimony taken and
proposition may look good to some peo weeks.
O. A. Wolverton, our worthy post- j a lot o f feed. Too much care
I decree as prayed for.
ple, but an investment in property here
master, is taking a vacation and visiting \ cannot be taken in throwing
Mrs. Roy Gilbert was on her way to
Registration of title of Edward Hart
will pav just about ten times what it
his brother and sister at Spokane and in down combustibles at this time
the
Salem
hospital
Saturday
night
and
ley,
\V.
L
Tooze
for
plaintiff.—Report
will elsewhere.
o f year.
got so sick they had to stop here at of examiner filed and decree as prayed British Columbia.
-------------------- « • «
----------
W . E, Newsom, owner of the light Grandma Williamson’s all night. Dr. for.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Braley ami family
C. F. Grover and wife returned Mon- |
have moved back from Perrydale to do plant, is about to rnoye to Falls City Morris was called and took her over to
Marie B. Miller vs. Jasper N. Miller, day to their borne at Pendleton after a NEW SUBSCRIBERS THIS W EEK.
and oversee the improvements he has the hospital Sunday morning.
their haying.
divorce; L. D. Brown for plaintiff.— De two weeks visit with the latter,a parents, ;
underway there to the light D ia n t, and
Mr. Fremont Everrett and Chas. will add to it a power plant and furnish
The Capital Journal says that the fault entered and decree as prayed for. W. Neal and wife.
Walter E. Vaughn vs. Mnudie M.
A. A. Lindeman, Monmouth.
Shnmway were up looking the mill over power to all who desire. We are all Oregonian is afraid that a Salem man
Mrs. B. F. Mulkey, of Medford, re- j
H. A. Bly, Rickreall.
by the name of Col. Ilofer is going to be Vaughn, divorce; Oscar Hayter for turned with her children home sifter a j
one day last week.
glad to have Mr. Newsom with us.
governor of Oregon. The Oregonian plaintiff.--Default entered and decree as two weeks visit with her parents, Mr. i T. A. Lyons, Dallas.
Elias Hinshaw and family visited
prayed
for.
Monday morning the entrance and ; need not have any such fears. No such
and Mrs. J. II. Hawley.
Percy Hadley, Airlie.
with M. A. Coidee and family over Sat lobby of the bank of Falls City was : calamity is goin * to come to our fair
urday and Sunday.
Any lady can get a silvered “ No-Drip”
The many friends of F. Y. Mulkey i N. S. Burch, Cottage Grove.
crowded several deep with anxious | state.
Coffee Strainer by writing Dr. Shoop, were glad to see his safe return from '
C. P. Davis, Holbrook.
It is reported that Henry Delaney will clients, all with a goodly handful of the i
Racine, Wis. Send no money. Simply St. Paul where lie underwent a serious
start for his old home in Virginia Mon good old long green and lots of the yel-
INDEPENDENCE.
ask
for
the
“
No-Drip”
Coupon
privilege,
surgical
operation
from
which
he
is
al
low
stuff,
all
for
deposit.
Cashier
Nich-
I
day for a short visit.
giving your name and address. Dr. most recovered.
ols and his assistant, Mr. Hooker, sure
Everybody is very busy at work will had a busy time.
Shoop will also send free his new and
Mrs. Clint Miller, of Portland, and!
Miss Katie Dunsmore is spending this very interesting little book describing
their haying and the hoys are getting
in you r pan try, find out w hat you need,
The Methodist Monthly social was I week in Salem.
ready to go with the hay bailer.
Dr. Shoop’s Health Coffee is such a | Mrs. Wm. Agee, of McMinnville, visited j
then com e to the
relatives
here Wednesday while enroute !
largely attended Friday night, and after
close imitation of real Coffee, that it re
Miss
Perle
Percival
is
spending
this
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Merriweather a short program in the church, cake and
from
Airlie
where
they
tney
visited
visiteu
the
tne
for
ior-
«ta
quires an expert to tell the difference.
and family have returned from Portland ice cream was served on the parsonage ! week in Portland,
And neither is there a grain of real co f mer’ s sister, Mrs. Wade Williams
and will live here during the summer.
Mrs. I). A. Hodge left Tuesday for fee in it.. Made from pure toasted
lawn. Mr. Lockett, the energetic young
Portland
for
a
short
visit.
grains, malt and nuts, its flavor and
Miss Zalina Butler, who has been vis pastor of this church, is rapidly gaining
Pleasant Reunion.
iting with Mis« Nora Jones the past in favor and popularity here and is build- j Miss Lucia Campbell, of Eugene, is a taste is evceedinglv gratifying. No ted
ing
up
his
church
and
Sunday
school.
just opened on Mill street, in the U glow
ious boiling either. “ Made in a min Editor Itemizer:
week, returned to her home in Ballston
guest of .Miss Ceeile Wilcox.
One of the largest birthday receptions
bio k, and w e will fill y ou r order at
ute,” says Dr. Shoop- Write today for
Friday.
Mrs. W. W, Percival has returned the hook and “ No-Drip” Coupon. Sold and family reunions ever held in the
A book on Rheumatism, by Dr.
m on ey-sa vin g prices
Last Thursday Mrs. Kellogg and Mrs. Shoop, of Racine, W ia , tells some pain from a visit with friends in Portland.
Cridgeport
community
was
given
at
the
by L. H. Shultz.
N. M. Dickey called on Mrs. Chas. Har truths, and in a plain ami practical way.
home of Mrs. Maria Smith, Sunday,
Try us
S. E. Owen has returned to St. Hel
old, who has not been able to he up yet Get this booklet, and a free trial treat
July 17, in honor of her 89th birthday.
m onm outh ’
since having the appendicitis. She ment of Dr. Shoop’s Rheumatic Reme-’ ens after a visit with his family here.
At noon fiftv-three persons gathered
S IM P S O N ’S C A S H C O N
thinks she w ill soon be able to he up.
dy for some dis heartened sufferer in , Rube Dickinson and Dr. Duganne at-
Ernest Riddell returned Saturday around the dining table, which bad
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been set on the long east porch of her
your vicinity. Make a grateful and ap ! tended the races in Corvallis Saturday. from a year spent in California.
CRETE GROCERY
Von will take no chance if you buy preciative friend of someone who is dis
home and laden with the best the land
Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes at Italia« couraged because of the failures of | Miss Bertie Fletcher, of Corvallis, has
Mr. and Mrs. John Fuller entertained produces.
Mrs. Smith was born in
MUTUAL PHONE U 7*
visiting Mrs. Ada Davis in this Mr. and Mrs. Davis, of Dallas, Sunday Missouri in 1830. She came to Oregon
Mercliantile Co. They are guaranteed. others to help him. Help me to make . been
it
in
1846
and
has
resided
on
a
do
this test, and I’ ll certainly lielp your j
Geo. Grounds was a pleasant visitor
PERRYDALE.
offering friend. Sold by W. V. Fui- [ Mrs, Ada Taylor and daughter, Irene, here this week after a while in Califor claim where she now lives since 1849.
Those present were: J. W. Chamber
1er.
of Portland, visited friends here the nia.
lain, of Portland ; Mr. and Mrs. James
| first of the week.
II. McKee was a caller in Dallas Sat
W. F. Campbell, of Independence, Russell, of Parker; Mr. and Mrs. L. N.
urday.
SUNNYSLOPE.
Mrs, M. Mix left Tuesday for Port
Belieu and three children, of Bridge
land, where she w ill attend Grand lodge
F. E. Lynn recently purchased a fine
port; Mr. r.nd Mrs. James Hillard, o f
of
the
Degree
oi
Honor.
rubber tire buggy.
Independence; Mrs. Rebecca Chamber
A. J Shipley made a business trip to
lain, Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Chamberlain
TH E B E S T
Chas. Fitchard has returned from
•tOWESij
II. J. Elliot was transacting business Perrydale last week.
and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Line-
Utica, N. Y. ami will spend the summer
in McMinnville Friday.
THE CLEANE5T
THE MOST
William Mack, of Guthrie, is painting on his farm north of town.
back and daughter, and George Cham
THE LIGHTEST
COMFORTABLE
berlain, of Falls C ity; Mr. and Mrs. J.
Elmer Hues and Miss Myrtle Holman Dan Calbreath’s residence.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ireland return- ;
were Dallas visitors Monday.
I L. Chamberlain and son, of Bridgeport;
Riddell Bros, are constructing a new ed to Portland Monday in their auto
j
Mr.
and Mrs. C. V, Averill and to child
Mr. Butt rick, of McCoy, was baling barn with concrete foundation.
mobile after a weeks visit here.
ren, of Brownsville; Mr. and Mrs. W.
hay in this vicinity last week.
Fay Shipley, of Corvallis, visited with
S. Brady and two children, of Peoria
Mr. Eugene Hayter and family, of I
Adren Chamberlain,
Mrs.
Martha
Carl Morrison is working for his un friends and relatives here last week.
Dallas, spent Sunday at the home of
Smith, J. (). Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
cle, J. \V. Morrison, on Upper Salt
Mrs. Guv Thompson, of Albany, was their d a u g h te r . Mrs. Harry Patterson,
George
Bronson
and
two
children,
Wil-
creek.
and
the guest of her sister, Mrs. John Walk* north of Independence.
I liam Belieu, Leslie and Austin Ix>cke,
, last Sat unlay.
cheapest in the
Mrs. Carson’s sister from Camas,
of Bridgeport; Mr. and Mrs. George
■
end because it
Washington, has been visiting her the
ZENA-SP r T n *(T VALLEY.
Mrs. Newt Grooms and Mrs. Plank-
Gardner and son, Lott, of Falls C ity;
w ears longest
past week,
mgton. of Bridgeport, were seen in this j
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smith, of Lewis •
* 3 5 9 t \ ’£JtYWH£8t
ville; Mr. and Mrs. Rov Collins, Miss
Mrs. A. J. Shipley, of Monmouth, was locality last Monday.
Willie Stone is visiting at Oregon City j
I Eva Collins, Bert Sollybub, Mr. and
visiting at the Elliot home Saturday
av Clarke, who has been working for j at his mother’ s.
EVERY GARVEXT
Mrs. James Bowler and daughter, and
GUARANTEED
and Sunday.
the Monmouth botchers. Elder <k Sulli
WATERPROOF
Miss Mildred Frakes, of Portland, is,
Otho Smith, of Independence.
Mrs. Wm. Sargeant is in Portland van, was home Sunday on a short visit. visiting friends here.
T o w e r C o . boston , us . a .
taking the Chirapractic treatments for
Tows.» C anadian
» T oronto . C anada .
Mr. and Mrs. S. I). Percival and child !
G H. Crawford was a business visitor i
A failing tiny nerve—no larger than
rheumatism.
ren went down the Deschutes to Ralph
the finest silken thread—takes from the : at Dallas Wednesday.
Brown’s place below Trout Creek the
Miss Addie Martin, of Amity, has lleait its impulse, its power, its regu
; at the north end of Main
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Crawford visited
latter part of the week, but were com
been staying with Mrs. J. W. Caldwell larity. The stomach also has its hid
in
Salem
Sunday
with
relatives.
pelled
to return home with a sick bahv.
the past week.
den inside nerve. It was Dr Shoop
6 0 YEARS'
street
They made the drive back partly by
Victor Simpson, of Salem, is visiting!
Miss Berg, of Dallas, is visiting Miss who first told us it was wrong to drug a
EXPERIENCE
nigfit so as to avoid tire heat.— Madras j
Martha Harris at the home of Win. weak or failing Stomach, Heart or Kid friends and relatives at Spring Valley, i
Pioneer.
neys.
His prescription— Dr. Shoop’«
Sargeant this week.
Jack Ferguson, of Salem, spent Sun
Restorative— is directed straight f.>r the
Mr. William Walling, of Amity was cause of these ailments—these weak and day at the home of his uncle, Mr. Cat-
delivering Phenominal berries here last faltering inside neives, This no doubt ton.
week at $1 25 a crate.
clearly explains why the Restorative
Mrs. Scott and Mrs. Wm. Miller en
Miss Claire Summers went to Port has of late grown so rapidly in populari tertained the IL H. club very pleasantly
T r ade M a r k s
ty.
Druggists
say
that
those
who
test
last,
Friday afternoon.
land Saturday for a two weeks' visit
D e sig n s
the Restorative even for a few days
with ber cousin, Mrs. R. P. Riggs.
C
o p y r ig h t s A c .
Mrs. Jessie Holland, of Portland, ar
Anyone fending a sketch and description may
soon become fully convinced of its won*
«Tnlckly ascertain our opinion free whet'
W e are putting up some H a m s and Bacon that have
Mrs. Duignan ami daughter, Ida. and derful merit. Anyway don’ t drug the rived Monday to spend several weeks
Invention
p r o f - “ -----
invention Is probably
patentable. Communlra-
Mrs. L. Conner visited Mrs. Edith Du organ. Treating the cause of sickness with ber sister, Mrs. John Phillips.
•tctlycom
t Iona at rictly
confident lai. HANDBOOK on Patenti
tent
free.
Old
eel
aaenrr
for
securing
patents.
e.
Oldest
aaen
.
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rant at Amity Saturday afternoon.
that sweet, delicious flavor
A lso everything that
is the only sensible and successful wav.
Patents taken through Muim A Co. receive
Geo. Fisher, w ho has been spending a
$pecioi notice, without c harge. In the
few days at the home of his uncle, Mr.
Mrs. Stafrio and little daughters, and Sold bv W. V. Fuller.
goes to make a first class M eat Market
Catton, returned Saturday to his borne
Miss A blue Walker, of Dallas, visited at
in Seattle.
the home of II. J. Elliot, a few days last
WEST SALEM
A h a n d f o m e l y fll n t it r a t e d w e e k ly . L a r g e s t c ir
week.
c u l a ti o n o f a n y s c ie n tif ic J o u r n a l. T e r m s , f I a
The delegates to the State Assembly
from Falls City leave for Portland Toes
day, tin-following being the delegation
from Falls City: \V. L. Tooze, J. II
Flower, F. K. Hubbard and It. Riggs
from Bridgeport.
TAKE A PEEP
New Grocery
W ho K eei ps
POMMEL
SLICKER
1 C E
Cf IEA M
?
* 1
- A. LYNI; h
UNION MEAT CO.
Scientific Am e rican.
Mr. Garnet McCrow went to Port
Mr. Edward Rex visited with his par
land Sunday to lie with his wife, who ents Saturday.
was to undergo an operation Monday
Mr. J T. Hunt is giving the house
for goitre.
they rent a new coat of paint while it is
Chas. Bratcher ami wife went to vacant.
Kickreall Fiidav evening to visit his
Mr. and Mrs Gobat’s baby has been
mother, Mrs. Jones, who has recently
I quilt* sirk. They had to call the doctor
returned from the hospital.
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I Mondav.______ _________________
Some parties from the Cal forma Oil
company have been here several days Ì The tw. i Miss Schuttes have the «car
investigating the prospects for oil, lot fev*»r at their home l»etween here
and Kola.
which they find very favorable.
SUVER.
MUNN s Co.38'00**"’' New York E. J. STOUFFER. Prop., Dallas
r e a r : f o u r m o n th s, |L
S o ld by a ll n e w s d e a le r * .
Branch Office. 625 V 8L. Washington. D. C-
Arthur Burns visited at John Jame’ ?
on Monday.
Mr. J. J. Thurston was an Albany vis
itor Sunday.
City Express & Transfer Co.
A. P.
STARR, PROPRIKTOR
All kinds of hauling at reasonable
rates. Phone orders promptly at
tended to. Headquarters at W eb
Vada Ruef visited with her aunt, Mrs.
ster’s confectionary.
A. Torgeson, of Wellsdale, on Monday.
Phones Dell 2t»4. Mutud 2.54
Joe Bidders and daughter, Matilda, j
Burn Phone Mutual 245
Quite a large crowd attended the I
tt,u*
Plunk, of Wood born, were Albany visitors one flay last week.
moving picture show given here last attended the funeral of her graud*
Mr. K. Weir, of Salem, bought a bunch
Wednesday evening by an old crippled mother Sunday.
F. M. HE 1.1.WORTH
nil, n..n'. Ha will continn* to »how ; Mr. M«-N*mor. of WllUmina, »pant of beef cattle from Joe Brown last week.
hare 6Y*ry Wp.lnao.Uy efanm*.
« few day* with Mr» ‘ Nichols and Mrs.
Miss Bertha Mills, of Albany, is here
PH YSIC IAN A N D
visiting w ith her cousin, Mrs. U. L. Col
to r sale, a $♦*> Iowa separator, No. 2.
lins.
SURGEON
Will be sold for $A0 on time or $45
Miss Daisy Hunt left Friday after
Mr and Mrs. W . W. Kester attend- Offa »ver P*st Offa
cash. Inquire of the Dallas Trading Co. I
^ Portland after spending a week
fits City; Orqii
Joe Brown and family were Corvallis
visitors Saturday.
GOOD SERVICE COUNTS
in Groceries as well as anything else
We Have the Clerks and the Goods
SIMONTON
& SCOTT
South of the Court House, Dallas