O n e D o c t o r —O n l y O n e
No sense in running from one doctor to another! Select
the best one, then stand by him. N o sense either in trying
this thing, that thing, for your cough. Carefully, deliber­
ately select the best cough medicine, then take it. Stick
to it. Ask your doctor about Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral for
throat and lung troubles. Sold for nearly seventy years.
No alcohol in this cough medicine, £ C A y t r T o . , L o w e l l . M a a .
Why try thii thing, that thing, lor your constipation? Why not stick to the good
tld reliable family laxative—Ayer’s Pills? Ask your doctor if he approves this advice.
OUR ASSOCIATE EDITORS.
All the County News Graphically Writ­
ten up by Our Brainy Rustlers.
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Carl Deierling bus gold big place.
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Rev. Farnum will preach here next
Sunday if the weather permit*.
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X OFFICE : Chapel and Parlor*, N. Main it.
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4
Cliaa. Foster hag gold big ranch and
stock to a man from Eugene.
D A L L A 3 , OttEOON:
X Bell Phone 103.
• Mutual Phone 1306.
Miss Henrietta Bird visited over Sun­
day with Miss Ethel Thompson.
Calla Prom p tly A nsw ered Day or Nljfht
Mrs. George Stroud, who has been
sewing in Dallas, came home Saturday
Correspondents’ Contest.
Beginning Aug. let the Itemizer be­
gan a four months correspondents’ con­
test on the same lines as heretofore, ex­
cept the prizes will be in cash, instead
o f other articles, that method seeming
to suit l>est all concerned. The most
legular and most newsy correspondent
during that time will receive $10, the
second $5. the third $2.50 and the next
two $1 each. The contest will close No­
vember 31st and be immediately follow
cd by another of four months duration
commencing on that date.
BUENA* VISTA.
A E. Kimball and wife from Rocca,
were here on business the last of the
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bird, of Pioneer,
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bird
over Sunday.
iterance lecture in the Oakdale school-
noiise Saturday.
Linza Dennis, of Bellingham, Wash.,
has been visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. O. E. Dennis.
Mrs. George Rohffmon visited with
her parents. Mr. ami Mrs, C. Nelson, at
Mistletoe Monday.
Miss Bessie Nelson, of Mistletoe, vis­
ited a few days with her sister, Mrs.
Geo. Robinson and. her friend, Ethel
Thompson.
After a silence of several years the
Mrs. S. II. Wilson returned from Port­ county court has decided to put some
gravel on our road. The neighbors are
land last Friday.
hauling the gravel this week.
Mrs. Mary Bevens is suffering from
blood poison in her hand.
ROCCA.
Martin Conger, wife and daughter, of
Buyer, were Buena callers Sunday.
F. II. Brock finished Ins potato dig­
J. M. Prather and wife, of Corvallis, ging this week.
were vis ting relatives here last week.
The weather this week has been pleas­
Mr. and Mrs. Chester McClain have ant and warm.
moved across the river to Marion county.
Jas. Wright was hauling freight from
Mr. and Mrs. M I.. Baldwin, of Win- Nortons this week.
lock, Wash., visited relatives heie last
Henry Scott, of Toledo, lias been yis-
week.
ititig at J. L. Morison’s.
M ”s. A. J. Richardson returned home
Mr. McLaue, of Sheds, is visiting bis
F lay from u visit with Portland
brother-in-law, F. W. Brock.
mends.
Miss Hampton brought a load of
Mr. and Mrs. Kston Bevens h.tve
mo veil into Mrs. Wells’ hoti.se for the freight this week from Nortons.
winter.
F. J. Morrison, C. Aikrnan and T.
Ed Harman and w ife and Ed Prather Stock well returned to Dallas this week.
and wife were shopping in Albany
Warren Wright brought in about a
Tnursday.
dozen bead of cattle, new stock, this
Mrs. E. B. Gobat and daughter spent week.
several days with her mother, Mrs. An­
Messrs Treat and Church, of Falls
derson, at McMinnville last week.
City, camped at Rocca this week on their
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Scott and E. N. way home from a pleasure trip.
Hall and daughter, Edna, or Dallas, at­
Art Kimball. H years old, ¡s making
tend© I the funeral of the late A. Ander­
son, which was held at this place Octo­ record time, riding 8 miles every morn­
ing on his pony to school, returning in
ber 17th.
the evening.
A pretty wedding was solemnized at
Mrs. Chintile has gone to Eastern Or­
the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. Black Oc­
tober 15th, when their daughter, Mag­ egon for her health, and to visit her sis
gie, w is ui.it m ! in marriage with Harley ter. Her daughter and son-in-law ac­
E. Prather, Key. E. E. McVicker officia­ companied her.
ting. The rooms wore very tastefully
The pleasant purgative effect exper­
decorated for the occasion. Only the
immediate relatives and friends were ienced by all who use Chamberlain's
Stomach
and Liver Tablets, and the
present. The young couple w ill live on
a farm south of town and ha\e the healthy condition of the body and mind
wishes of their many friends for a long, winch they create, makes one feel joy­
ful. Sold by all dealers.
happy and prosperous life.
The sudden death of Andrew Ander­
MONMOUTH NO. 1
son, which occured in McMinnville ear­
ly Sunday morning, October 15th.
brought sadness to his many friends of
Mrs. DeVVitt went to Falls City Thurs­
this place Mr. Anderson was a citizen day.
of this place for over 20 years and was
Mrs. W. R. Graham went to Salem
always of a peaceable temperament,
which made for him many friends. The Saturday*.
family hud only moved from this place
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dodson visited
some three weeks prior to his death. He in town Sunday.
was a faithful devoted member of the
Mrs. P. E. Chase went on a visit to
United Evangelical church, Rev. E. E.
McVicker conducting the services. He Corvallis Monday.
was horn in Stranimeles, Denmark,
This weather is fine for autoing, roads
May 4, 1£53. Besides his friends he smooth and no dust.
leaves to mourn his loss, a w ife,one soil,
John Remington went on a business
o ie step son, five step daughters, four
sisters and three brothers Mrs. Ander­ trip to Idaho Tuesday,
son has the sincere sympathy of the
Mr. and Mrs. Cass Lorencc are spend­
community.
ing a fortnight at New'port.
NOTICED BALO SPOT
COMING ON HEAD
Interesting Story of Consultation with
Dermatologist and Successful Use
of Cuticura. Also Case of Severe
Ivy Poisoning, Relief of Which by
Cuticura was Permanent.
••Nine year* ago I noticed a bald spot
coming on iny head and ns I was only
nineteen years old, it did not seem
natural, 8* it was on the fide of my
head instead of on top
M\- mother
advised my teeing a dcrmttofogMt and
* did so. cne of the beat in Button, and
h<* «aid it was due to a germ I must
hav* got at the barber's. He couldn't
assure a cure, hut by treating each hair
eef aratelv hr electricity, he »aid, the
hai might come out white or gray, it
b ram» out at all. He proposed giving
me a treatment every month for six
month» at ten dollars a treatment,
"h en I told my mother she advised
using Cuticura and thi» I did, using
Cuticura Soap and Ointment every day.
In iwo month« my hair commenced to
g'ow, and in six month« one would
t '^ w have known there had been any
trouble, th? hair coming out being Mack,
«hs eiact »hade of my own
1 have
n«ver had any trouble fine* and feel
1 can't nay half enough for Cuticura.
Another member of our family wan
terribly poisoned by poteen ivy and
•**ery aurnmer for aii year« the hliaters
earn- bursting and causing great »offer­
ing We tried everything recommended
bt the heat physician*, but with no
good result. Finally w# tried Cuticura
and obtained relief In a very abort tims
which was permanent. She has never
had any trouble aince, ao Cuticura ia
Invaluable to us you tee. O. J Browhe.
I Remingtoo St.. Dorchester Mas« Jan
99, IV10.
Thia letter is but one of hundreds giv­
ing proof of the success of the Cuticura
Remedies in treating the skin and scalp.
Faust Drug 4 Ckaai Carp.,Sols Pro»« . “
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. White visited
friends in Salem Saturday and Sunday.
This is ideal weather for making ov« r
the lawns and resetting the Hower beds.
D. M. Guthrie called while enroute
from Corvallis to bis home near Dallas
Saturday.
Mrs. J. Lindsay and Mrs. J. Reming­
ton returned from a pleasant time at
Newport Tuesday.
FALLS CITY.
Mr, N. J. Swain and wife of Portland,
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. Enes
Sunday and Monday. Mr. Swain is a
J. II. Flower was a Portland visitor brakeman ontbe Port land-Dallas freight.
Emerson Groves spent Sunday with
Norman Crowley has gone to Califor-
last week.
friends in Dallas.
I nia to spend the w inter.
A new residence is being erected on
Edna Barnliard and her uncle, John the Van Buskirk farm, two miles north
Mrs. A. 8. Sperling has returned from
Mrs. G. A Muacott is at Salem this
Buruhard,
left
here
for
Kansas
Monday.
of
town; near the site «>f the «Tld house,
a
visit
in
Portland.
. week to have her eves treated. •
which was burned down a short time
leu
A.
Berveyaold
his
interest
in
the
bus-
James
Jones
left
Monday
for
a
Mr. and Mrs. D. M, Hampton gave
, iness of Rich A Servey last week to Ed ago.
days visit in Portland.
j Portland a visit the first of the week.
Rich.
Mr. Win. Guild, of McCoy, took the
For Infants ano^Children.
Dole Pomerov ami Frank Gray were
I T. J. R. Bertaon, of Airlie, has bought
Several j«ersons went from here to Sa­ train here Monday morning for McMinn­
Salem
visitors
Monday.
a small place in the vicinity of West
ville.
He
had
the
misfortune
recently
lem Monday to hear Debs speak on so­
j Salem.
I to get one of his eyes injured, by being
Miss Mildred Owen returned Sunday cialism.
! struck on the Eyeball by a staple while
i Miss Lora Chute is visiting her friend* from a short visit in Portland.
: making fence, and is going to McMinn­
Cliff
Pugh
and
Miss
Etta
Waters,
who
i in tow n this week. I»r a will leave for
D. A. Hodge and family, of Salem, are sick at the present time, are some­ ville for treatment.
! Jefferson soon.
visited friends here over Sunday.
what improved.
The Christian church at Perrydale is
| Miss L. A. Mint, instructor of art, be-
I I . Hirsh berg was a passenger to Port­
C. W. Matthews ami William Chap- making great strides in every depart­
ALCO H O L 3 PER CENT
i gan a series of ten lessons here the first land Saturday, returning Sunday.
ment
of the work. Jesse R. Kellems, a
pell
were
up
from
Portland
last
week
of the week.
AVegelable Preparata frr As
student
of
the
Eugene
Bible
university,
calling
on
numerous
friends.
Cleva Robinson and Wesley Perry, of j
similaiiugihefbodand Regula
Mrs. J. M. Staley, of Salem is over on Salem visited relatives here Sunday.
has recently been chosen pastor for half
Mrs. Nethery, from Montesano. Wash, ! time. Great audiences have been at-
ting (lie Siomadis andDowdsof
I a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Claude Hubbard has returned | and Mrs. Stouffer, of Dallas, were Falls I tending every service and splendid in­
! Matt Graham.
City
visitors
last
week,
looking
alter
his
from a three weeks visit in Portland.
terest and enthusiasm is being manifest-
I n f a n t s / C h il d r e n
The nice big bouse of Mrs. C. R. Gar­
property interests,
| e«l by all. Following is the program for
Mr. ami Mrs. G. C. Song and son, Per­
dener burned to the ground ill a short
cy, have returned from a visit in Al- j A gentleman by name of Miller, who Lord’s day, October 30th: B ble school
tune Fridav evening.
Promotes DigpstionJflwrful
visited Falls City for the fir^t lime last j at 10; preaching at 11; morning subject,
bany.
Rev, L. C. Hoover made a business
week, w’ipj so impressed with its advan­ •‘ Constancy in Well Doing ” Christian
ness
and festXontalns neiWtr
Mrs. Jessie Cromwell returned Sun­ tages, that he made a good investment .Endeavor at 7 and preaching again at 8.
trip to Tacoma Monday, returning home
Opium-Morphine nor Mineral.
day from a short visit with friends in here at once.
the latter part of the week.
Evening subject, “ The
Wonderful
d 1 N o t N a r c o t ic .
Salem.
Book.” All are cordially invited te at-
Mr. Tracy Staats, democratic candi­
A little daughter of Fred Holman met
Mrs. D. Johnson, of Portland, is a with a narow escape from drowning ! tend these services. Come.
date for county treasurer, was in town
ufOid li.XIMt iUTTWll
guest at the home of her brother, Dr. last week. She fell in the waste ditch
the first of the week on business.
/tnpho W -
On last Sunday evening the eldeq|
W. Allin.
of
the
lu
in
tier
company,
ami
was
carried
Jbc-Stm
ta -
Lucien Arant won first prize for the
j daughter of Mark Blodgett was thrown
JkMUSdt I-
Mrs. Jesse Wniteaker has returned for a distance of several hundred feet j from a horse and remained insensible
best descriptive composition of 2000
A io t S n i♦
before
rescued.
words offered by G. C. Ilatt, editor, from a visit with her parents in M c­
I from the shock for several hours. She
Minnville.
‘¡¡E E L
Portland, Oregon.
Four families from
Dakota were : is resting well today and will soon be
HfcwJfcrf-
Miss Ruby Enrhart Ims returned t-> among the many new arrivals in Falls out again.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Tetherow, of Falls
City, are visiting this week with their school in Coryaliis after a visit with her City last week. They brought w ith them
On Saturday evening Ralph Macorn-
their household goods and stock, with
relatives, Columbus Tetherow and wife, parents here.
Aperfec! Remedy forConsfipa
tiie intention of becoming actual resi­ her, 12 vearji old, aciidentally shot him­
of the Luckiamute Valley.
self
with a powerful air gun just above
Mr. and Mrs. Will McCreadie, of dents of this part of the country.
tion , Sour Stomach.Dlarrti«
|
the
eyeball,
the
shot
penetrating
between
Portlami.
were
the
guests
of
friends
in
Worms .Convulsions J e w n »
Mrs. Port wood, an old resident of
the upper lid and «-ye brow. O Sunday
Monmouth, is here visiting friends this Imlepemlence this week.
ness and Loss OF SLEEP-
i morning he allowed Dr. McCallon to en­
ZENA-SPRING
VALLEY
week. She and her parents were on
Misss Edith D.iives, who is attending
large the opening and extract the shot
their way to Port Townsend, Wash.
Facsimile Signature o f
Sacred Heart Academy at Sal«*m, visit­
w ithout chloroform.
Albert Wright was a Sunday visitor
Mrs. Mary Stine left last Friday for ed over Sunday at her home here.
Read—Oregon The Last Call of The
in
Salem.
Pullman, Washington, where she will
Doc Patterson ami family, of Dallas,
West, bv Walter V. Woehlke, beautiful­
NEW YORK.
take charge of the girls dormitory of the visited at the home of his parents, Mr.
The Misses Phillips, of Salem, were at ly illustrate l in four colors in Novem­
state normal school at that place.
Zena Sunday.
A t b m o n th s o ld
and Mrs. F. Patterson, Sunday.
ber Sunset Magazine now on sale at all
j 5 D 0 S E S - 3 3 CENTS
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence, living two
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Shepherd were news stands for 15 cents.
Miss Irma Brown gav«*’ a miscellane­
miles north of town, have gone to New­ ous shower at the home of Mrs. Claude in Salem Sunday.
You will miss n treat if you do not at­
port to take their annual vacation al­ Skinner, in honor of Miss Ethel Whit-
iranteed under the Fowl®
Sain’d Phillips, of Salem, drove some tend the lecture at the M. E. church
though it is somewhat late in the year. eaker last Saturday afternoon. Two
Fridry evening. Admission 15 and 25
mutton sheep to town Thursday.
Mr. Delbert Powell, superintendent contests were the form of amusements
cents.
Exact Copy of Wrapper.
T H * OBNTAUH M M P A N V , N E W V O W * CIT Y.
Mr. ami Mrs. Edgar Crawford visited |
of Electric work in Spokane, Wash., in which Miss Nola Owen won first
came Saturday, returning homo Thurs­ prize in one, and Mrs. Call Percival in Mr. Crawford’s parents at Zena Sunday. ;
day on a visit to his grandparents, Mr. the other. Dainty refreshments were
Mr. and Mrs. Alleman, o f Wood burn, Stories at Less than a Cent Apiece.
and Mrs. F. S. Powell.
served. Those present were:
Mes V i s i t e d Saturday and Sunday at Zena.
In the fifty-two issues of a years vol­
ume The YoutWaCompanion prints ful­
Milton Force, of Portland, came up dames Claude Shinner, I. S. Smith, P.
Mrs.
Alice
Simpson
and
son.
Victor,
Friday evening for a few days visit with L. Hedges, G. G. Walker, Chas Shell- are moving into the Lynn rurvine ly two hundred and fifty stories. The i Dr. S tari u ck has g o n e on a h u n tin g
subscription price of the paper is but j trip in Southern Oregon
his parents. While there lie bus been nefield, Carl Percival, Misses, Gladys house.
$1.75, so that the stories cost less than a
clerk in a department store, but is go­ Irvine, Gertie Dickinson, Ethel Whit­
er
ker,
Mahle
Porterfield,
Nola
Owen,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
VV.
N.
Crawford
are
reckoning in all the
I
cent apiece, without
u
Rev. Geo. F. Hopkins delivere«l an in­
ing into the confectionery business for
Florence Bui toil.
moving
into
the
house
they
purchased
^contents, anecdotes, humor­ teresting lecture at the M. E. church
I
rest j)i tUtìyCon
himself.
last spring.
ist the.doctor’s
weekly article, last Friday evening. The lecture was
Jous skeUjll#Hi
t
Dr. Laura C Price received a telegram
topics by famous men well attended ami all present were well
naners On popular
non
BUELL.
Jacob Gilliert, of Shaw\ and Donnei papers
For constitutional amendment
last Friday which told of the death of
repaid for going.—Dell Rapids Star.
Crawford are building a barn on Mrs. ami women.
her brother-in-law, Warren G. Purdy,
giving to cities and towns
lUthough the two hundred and fifty
027
Susie Smith’s place.
of Chicago, who passed into the otiier
Geo. Hills was home over Sunday.
stories cost so little, they are not cheap
exclusive power to license,
life after an extended illness. The in­
Mr. C. T. Gilbert, who formerly lived stories. In variety of scene, diversity
Leo Roberts carried the mail last Sat­
juries which he received in a railroad
regulate, control, suppress,
here, was called to Bismark, N. D., last of incident, skill and truth in character
urday.
wreck ten years ago was the cause of his !
week, by the death of his mother.
depicting, they cannot be excelled. The
or prohibit the sale of intox­
death. Mr. Purdy was prominent in j Stanley Bennett went to Sheridan last
Announcement for 1H11, beautifully il­
icating liquors w l.h in the
railroad life and was once president of Satur«lay.
lustrated, giving more detailed particu­
GILLIAM.
the Chicago, Rock Island
Pacific rail­
lars of these stories and other new fea­
municipality. ^
Eddie
ami
Lou
Hale
visited
relatives
road company,
tures which greatly enlarge the paper,
here Sunday.
3
2
8
X Yes
will
be
sent
to
any
address
free
with
Mr. Bradley went to Salem Friday,
Will Fletcher made a business trip to
sample copies of current issue*«.
wes ' T s u m m it .
A t my nursery on the Holt
returning home Monday.
Dallas Monday.
Every new subscriber receives free
ENDORSED B Y
Vernon Allen stepped on a nail Sun­ The Companion’s Art Calendar for 1911, McDaniel place, I am now pre­
Annie Harold wa? home over Satur­
Ben Oilier and family have moved to day ami Sunday.
day, receiving a very painful wound.
lithographed in thirteen colors and gold, pared to fill all orders tor any 40,000 OREGON CITIZENS
Washington.
Mr. Chapin ami familv of Airlie, were » " d ¡1 tl.e autariptioii ia receive.I at
thing in that line.
Earl Butterfield has gone up in the
Wheeler Cline is building a new barn
Tumlay viaitora ut the Mahoney home.1
,8!,ues for the rema,m“ K
HOME RULE ASSOCIATION
mountains to scale logs.
weeks of 11110
on his mother’s farm.
Mr. J .1. Minnich is bnihling a froi t I
TH E Y O U T H '8 COMPANION,
L
.
F
O
S
N
O
T
PORTLAND, 0RE60N
Steve
Braley
and
family
have
moved
Mrs. Mary Rosco is having a new
proof cellar in one side of his woodshed. !
144 Berkeley St., Boston, Mass.
up from Perrydale for the winter.
house built on her ranch.
Mrs. Remington, of Monmouth, can.e New subscriptions received at tlha Olfice. Ph -ne Rickreal 52.
R ic k r e a l, O r e . Paid Adv.. Nov. 10.
Howard Bray came home to com­
Mr. Bud Chapman and family have mence work in the mill Monday.
over Sunday to visit her son and hi s —— — — ■ ■ »■
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moved buck to their ranch.
family.
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Mrs. Rant Neeley’s relatives from
Charley Rosco went back to Noon’s Sheridan were visiting them Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Hibbard returned !
camp to go to work Monday.
last Wednesday from their trip to East­
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wilson visited ern Oregon.
Mr. Hoefs will bring in their last load
with Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Fletcher Sun­
from Kings Valley this week.
Mr. John Macomber and family, of!
day.
Oak«lale, spent Sunday at the home of
Walker Cline went out to the vailev
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Jones and family, Mr. and Mrs, R. Y. Allen.
ami got a fine stock sheep the other day.
of Harmony, visited with parents here
Mr. Minnich, wife and son arrived
Charley McDowell went td the sale Sunday.
here last week from Southern Michigan
at Eddyville Monday. Charley sold his
Willford Whittington has returned to visit his brother J. J. Minnich.
log andjjought a watch.
from the east, after being gone for a
Mr. McVicker, of Lewisville, is billed
Mr. an Mrs. Arnold and their «laugh* short visit with relatives.
to deliver u temperance lecture in Guth­
ter, Mrs. Sallie Mulkey and family have
rie school house Tuesday, November 3rd.
returned to their home here.
MONMOUTH NO. 2.
INDEPENDENCE.
CASTORIA
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
a
CASTORIA
Settle It N ow
Settle It Right
NURSERY
STOCK
E0LA.
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Guthrie, of Pio­
neer, were visitors last week at the
home of Mr. an«l Mrs. George Reming­
Mr. Walker Berry’s leg is about well. ton.
W F Hoefs has a new blower in bis
Mr. Begun sold a nice Jersey calf for
While playing on the school ground
blacksmith shop here now and will soon $ 12.
Tuesday of last week Joe Hibbard f«*ll
I kj ready to do all kinds of smithing.
Mrs George Lawson is visiting rela­ in such a way so as to sprain his left
tives here.
arm sever ley.
Johny Henderson is moving Lester
January and family from Corvullis to
Big Elk ou the Shipley place.
w e s t ' s ALE M
~
Mrs. Charley Baker returned from
Portland last week.
Mr. Arthur Rex have the well borers
putting in a new well.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Brinkman have
bought Mr. Townsends new cottage.
Mrs. C. E. Brinkman returned to
West Salem Friday to stay until Sun-
«lay. She is teaching school at Popcorn.
We are glad that Dallas is Im ilding
a high school and other goo«l school in­
stead of saloons and is making street
improvements.
The way the wood ami lnmlier has
been shipped in here from Dallas ami
Falla City this fall one would think it
would I ks chag|«er, but it is higher than
last year.
Mr. John Ferguson and hri«le retnrn-
ed from Newport last Thursday and
have taken up housekeeping at the home
of his bitth, as Mr. and Mrs. John Fer­
guson Sr., left for their other home Fri-
«lay at Newport.
West Salem is proud of Polk county
md of the Polk County Itemizer, for it
is a dean paper and always recomend it
to our friends, so it must not get dis­
couraged in its good work, even if it
should loose a few advertisements.
Miss Goldie Rhodes came up from
Portlami Saturday to visit her aunt,
Mrs. L. Be lieu, and her grandmother,
Grandma Berry returned to her home Mrs. Rhodes.
at Oakland, Oregon, Sunday.
Rev Leon Myers, pastor of the Chris-
Two more Tennesseeans arriv»*d here tian church i at Dallas, will preach in the
last week, Mr. Brooks ami Mr. Henry. Guthrie school house next Sunday af­
Our school is getting along nicely ternoon at 3 o’clock. •
with 20 pupils, having all the grades but
Fred Ellis, who has been working for
fifth.
Mr. Minnich tlie past season, bad an
Mr. and Mrs. Schindler and daughter unfortunate runaway accident Monday
went motoring w ith the Holman's Sun­ evening, resulting in a broken leg. The
doctor was called ami Tuesday morning
day.
Mr. Ellis was removed to the Dallas hos­
Mr. Hamer has had a hard time to pital.
get apple pickers. He had to take some
Chinese.
Ethel Brunk’sknee is much better, so
she returned to school.
PERRYDALE.
Mr. Holman has been quite lame
again. Some pieces of bone had to be
taken out. It is healing nicely now
Mrs. I, Conner was shopping in Dal­
and will not be likely to bother him las Kriiiay.
again.
J. E. Yoakum was a business caller in j
Mr. Hamar’s orchard is yielding a Dal Ins Friday.
large cropof fine apples. He has ppray-
Miss Gladys McKee was a Dallas vis-,
e«i several times this season and will
sprav again as soon as the crop is har­ itor Saturday.
vested.
Prof. Mackin was a business visitor in
Portland Saturday.
FOOD FOR A YEAR
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lucas, of Portland,
are visiting the former's mother, Mrs
The Itemizer says: During tfie year
Elizabeth Eneas.
just prior to the going into effect of lo­
. 300 IK
Meat........
M ilk........
. 240 qt*.
The Retiekuhs organized their team cal option law in Dallas we find by ref
Hotter. . . .
. 100 IK.
I Thursday evening, ©1 cling O. A. Wol- erence to the books of the police ]ndg«>
that there was 57 arrests made for be­
. 27 J o*.
U
rn
....
verton as cantaiti again.
ing drunk and disorderly. As against
Vegetable*.
. 500 I K
I There will be s reception given by the 18 for the same perio«l in the year alter
! student body at the chattel Friday ev­ it went into effect. So there is virtu­
This represents a fa ir ra-
ening. All are invited to attend.
ally t le record f«»r you. Under a wet
Mr. and Mrs. Milton McGowan, of I regime til of outsiders, and under dry tion for a man for a year.
j Highland school district, visited with I condition* 18 of our own people who fell i
t ie Tacherons and Martins Sunday.
I to the police c«»urt which is the hotter j
But some people eat and
18 of your own people of course, di«t
Ed Rodgers, with hi* steam engine you think One of vour own people
and corn crusher, tilled A. J. Halev’s *«i- worth half a <t«>z©n burgers. No wonder! eat and grow thinner. This
j lo with ensilage Wednesday and Ttiura- the logger* are giving your town a wide '
day.
birth
He has found out that all you means a defective digestion
Rufus Dodge, formerly of the Itewi*- cure for hint is to get him where you ! and unsuitable food. A large
vilte country, called cin friends here can pick his pockets. These loggers i
Monday, while enroute to his home near that you *|>eak of that you used to get size bottle of
so much money out of that g«»e* to Ha- ,
Salem.
lem and spends their money.
You 1
F. II Mulkev sold his place and ha-* surely haven’ t got any bont-leggera in
I moved into town and will ocewpy the Dallas, A logger is not g«>ing to pay his
| residence recently vacate«! by Mis railroa«! fare to Salem if he could find a
: Hyde. They have not invested any joint near home
You sai«l you had
money as yet in more property here.
canvas©«! the town ami could only find
i Mr. O, A. Wolverton and Mrs. Irene three business men in the whole town equals in nourishing proper­
; Dalton were married
Wednesday. that was in favor of a drv town. We
¡Their many friends wish them nnallov- are very much aurpriae«l to hear that ties ten pounds of m eat
:ed lisp pi n e «, and judging from the Dallas «lid not have onlv three g«>ud lev­
charivari noise there was considerable el he*«led business. Perhaps that act* Y ou r physician can tell you
interest ex pressed in i egard to their fu­ for the logger going off to other place*
to do his trading Those three business how it does i t
ture happiness.
men wotiM I k * so very busy that he
—■ - - ■♦••• - ■ ■ ■ »
could not wait on the logger until his
rou u u
i t a l l m n o a im
Your cough annoys von. Keep on turn c«)ine and he hasn’t got the time
backing and tearing the delicate mem­ to wait. 1 wish the writer would give
brane«« of your throat if you want to be the names of those business men. we
BeWa We., » » n e o f paper an.! th is id . fo r tm t
annoyed. Hot if you want relief, want would be pleased to meet Item anu we h m n u in i H e««*«« ftaak and Child*« Sketch Mooft.
to lie cored, take Chamberlain'# Cough would come all the way to Dallas to do E ach bank c o n ta in * « G ood L a c k Penny.
Remedy. Hold by all dealers,
1 SCOTT « DOWNS. «OS Pnrl S t. I » Y «h
some business with them.
Scott’s Emulsion
Sheriff Grant was a political callei ]
here the last of the week.
Alfred Enea lias been picking apples 1
several days for Mr. Gilson.
MONSTER
BELOW COST
SLAUGHTER SALE
SHORE’S
Department Store
DALLAS, ORE.
We are going out of business and
mean what we say.
Mr. A. J. Shipiev, of Monmouth, was
visiting at II. J. Elliott’s Sunday.
Mrs. Edith Durant, of Albany, visited !
relatives and friends here the last of the [
week.
Fál Sommers and John Muno, of Oak
Grove, were visiting fríen Is here Sun­
day afternoon.
Miss Anna Kurts, of North Dalla», ¡
spent Saturday and Sunday at the home
| o; her párenle.
Mr and Mrs. J. I,. Ilfgks. of Salem,
came over Sunday for a vieit with their
a >n, B. Z. Riggs and family.
Misa Louise M iller.of McMinnville,
iast iving with her sister, Mrs. Holman,
and attending school.
Miss Abide Walker, of Dallas, visited
I here for several days of la t week at the
j home of her uncle, II. J. Welker.
Rice Cook and wife, of Indepen !ence,
have been visiting a few day.- at the lat
j ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Be:i Jones.
Josephine, a little orphan girl from the
Portland Aid society, arrived here Fri-
|¿ay evening to mrke her hooie with
Mrs. H. B. Flannery.
I.eidie Kearns ami wife of Salem, are
staving with Mrs. Kearn's mother, Mra.
Swarta, while lie is helping his brother-
in-law put in same grain.
A bridge construction gang for the -S.
p., are making Per red ale their head- ¡
I quarters this week while putting in a ,
| ura bridge at Suiilhftrkl.
DO YOU WANT TO SAVE BIG MONEY?
*
Of course you do. Everyone does. Then come
quick to Shore’s Department Store, Dallas, and buy
Clothing, Cloaks, Blankets, Underwear, Dry Goods, Notions, Etc.
below wholesale cost. We want to close out our entire
stock quick and are willing to take the loss.
Shore’s Department Store
DALLAS, ORE.