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The Best and Largest Paper in Polk County
DALLAS,
VOL. XXXV
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Closing Out Sale
COMMERCIAL SIDE OF DALLAS
WET AND DRY STATUS.
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City Councils do not Have
Grant Licenses even yet.
OREGON, N O V E M B E R 17, 1910.
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HOME WEDDING.
to City Now Has Seventeen Business Polk County Girl Becomes Bride
of Wisconsin Young Gentleman.
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Dallas now has 17 blocks on
At the family home of Mr. |
Incorporated cities that voted
“ wet” in counties that voted which business houses are locat­ and Mrs. Theodore Jacobson, i
“dry” at the recent election ed, and it will not be long until near Ballston, at high noon last
where local option elections were further encroachment is made on Monday, Rev. J. E. Hickson, of
held, will be allowed to sell ¡¡Ij wh.it are now residence blocks. Salem, said the words that made,
quor as soon as the Governor of We fail to think of a vacant one ilesh of Miss Minnie Jacob-J
Oregon proclaims that the home w building on any of these blocks son and Mr. Peter Linquist, of i
rule amendment to the constitu- we have mentioned, or which Cumberland, Wisconsin. The|
' have not been rented to open pleasing ring ceremony was used, j
tion has carried.
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This is the opinion of G eorge with the coming of the new year the biide being attended by her
Every Ladies’ Coat we are offering during this sale IS this
E. Fargwell. representative of Several th at have been deserted sister. Miss Josephine Jacobson, I
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the wholesale liquor dealers, who have been or are being fitted up as bridesmaid, and the best man
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season’s style and all are exceptional values
© outlines other effects of the for occupancy within the last was Mr. Andrew Nelson, of j
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week, and every office building Portland. Mrs. Edwin Jacobson, j
as follows:
| We are cutting the price very low a n d S 0 ¡amendment
Incorporated cities in “dry” in the town is now taken, the of Dallas, played Lohenqrin’s |
J counties that did not have a local last one going this week. The wedding march, to the beautiful
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expect to close them out quick
H ! option election must remain signs all point to this town tak­ strains of which the couple en­
ing on a great rush of business tered the parlors and took their
0 T he season is ju 3 t now a t hand for a good warm © ^ o r ^ - a t e d c f ^ s that voted with the coming spring, when places for the ceremony.
wrap. Take advantage of this sale and secure one 0 0 “ wet’ in counties that voted building projects may be begun. The bride was dressed in a rav-
“ wet’ may sell liquor as soon as and there is certainty that Dallas ishir.g gown, a beautiful shade of
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of these COAT BARGAINS.
county court declares the *3 not £°>nf? to sleep during th e , blue silk, and the bridesmaid ap-
0 vote carried
and sets aside the next iew years. Several new in- j {»eared in a dress of pink silk,
manufacturing
After the ceremony and ten­
order of prohibition, without dustries and
O We have a few Ladies' Suits you can
waiting for the adoption of the j plants are being talked up for dering of congratulations by the
installation, and if everything intimate friends and relatives
home rule amendment.
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take your choice for $15.00. They are
Councils in incorporated cities continues to look as it does now, present, a delicious dinner was
that are “wet” may elect not to our wage roll is certain of being served, the home being pleasing­
® worth $20.00 to $25.00
vastly increased before another ly decorated for the occasion
grant liquor licenses.
lamnm, Benton
tsenton and
ana Lane
L,ane | year rolls around. Development with autumn leaves, chrysanthe­
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j counties, where no local option 18 certain even with the further mums, lavender and yellow, and
election was held, the incorpor-
up o fo u ria rg e tra c tso f potted plants.
Many useful and beautiful
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© with the county unless they are of the orchards that are about gifts were presented to the hap-
DALLAS, ORE.
voted “wet” two years hence, St0 do so- but weas citizens shmild py couple, and they will enter
as provided by the local option : work to get all the manufactur­ in to married life with the con
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ing establishments possible, as gratulations of many friends and
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Dry counties that voted “ wet” the town with the largest payroll the well wishes of the entire
the rea- community.
may dispense liquor without is , the one that
, will have
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They will leave for Wisconsin
waiting for the amendment to be |jy money always on hand to keep
in the near future, but do not
proclaimed. These counties are business at a fine head.
expect to reside there, desiring
Crook, Gilliam, Klamath, Mal­
to make their home in some por­
D P. A. MEETING.
heur, Morrow. Polk, Sherman,
tion of this favored country.
Tillamook and Union.
The Dallas Protective associa­
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tion resumed its regular meetings
Candidates to Make Statement.
Rope Stretched Immensely.
Monday evening. Owing to
Clerk Smith has sent out to last
absence of President Lough-
Down at the Whiteaker oil
the various candidates at the last the
ary, the chair was occupied by well this week the old cable- is
election blanks on which they the
vice president, B. M. Guy.
being spliced by that veteran
will specify to him the amount of
VIA THE
to Ralph Adams going sailor, F. H. Morrison, and he
expense that they incurred while out Owing
of business, Rley Craven has quite a job on his hands, as
running for the oiiice to which
named to take his place on *yW. composed of nine strands,
they aspired. These blanks must was
the
nightwatch
with requiring an expert to handle it.
be filled out and in his hands by Messrs Fuller and committee
Fiske.
The reason for splicing is that
the 23rd of this month, and if
The matter of erecting hitch- the amount first put on has now
Leaving Portland Dec. 11th and 12th
not the
candidate
will
incur
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if fiTf
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for brou}?ht
the convenience
of about run out and more length
penalty
that might
fa^ posts
ers wag
up by the
and San Francisco.Dec. 14th, 1910
bothersome to them for lack in president pro tern, and he ap­ has to be added, as the boring
has now progressed some 1500
complying with the requirements
as a committee to look feet. The amount originally put
of the law as laid down for ob­ pointed
A MAGNIFICENT SPECIAL TRAIN
up a suitable location W. L. on was some 1400 feet, and it
servance by those who aspire to Soehren,
C o n sistin g of O b serv atio n C a r, P u llm an V e it ¡billed
Harry Gaynor and Ri­ has stretched during the process
offices
within
the
gift
of
the
peo­
S leeping c a rs, S m oking c a r an d Dinim r car will leave
ley
Craven.
of drilling over 200 feet. Since
T h ird and T ow nsend stre e ts , San F ran cisco , via th e
ple.
A resolution from the Newport the new casing was put in about
C oast L ine. T h e ex cu rsio n is ru n u n d e r th e auspices of
development club was read re­ 100 feet has been drilled, making
th e S o u th ern Pacitic, N atio n al Lines of M exico, I n te r ­
Mrs. Zumwalt Honored.
n a tio n a l an d G re a t N o rth e rn , G .,IL & S. A. an d S a n ta r e .
garding the extension of the the depth now over 1500 feet.
Oregon City, Nov 15.—The railroad from Yaquina to that Oil sands are being constantly
Pythian Sisters gave a reception j place, The resolution was con­ penetrated, but not enough as
ROUND TRIP FARE FROM PORTLAND $104.00 last
night to Mrs. Bruce Zum­ curred in and the secretary in­ yet to secure a commercial quan­
C orres ponding low ra te s from o th e r O. H. & N. an d S. P . points
walt, who is grand officer of the structed to so notify the New­ tity. The formation looks good
order, and who will leave with port people.
to all who know about such
In te re s tin g side trip s on th e r e tu rn tr ip , in clu d in g th e
her family for California Friday,
A committee consisting of W. things, and hopes of a good well
G ra n d C anvon, m ay he m ade. F in a l re tu rn lim it 60
where they will spend the win­ V. Fuller, A. S. Campbell and V. are just as strong as they were
d ay s from d a te of sale. E q u ip m e n t on th is tra in will be
lim ited an d no m ore passengers w ill be ta k e n th a n can
ter. Mrs. Zumwalt, who has P. Fiske were appointed to con­ at the start, although the depth
he co m fortably be provided for.
been an active member and faith­ fer with the Salem management that will have to be drilled is yet
F or fu rth e r in fo rm atio n , d e ta ils and b eau tifu lly illus-
ful in her duties, was tendered of the telephone company regard­ an unknown quantity. The cable
tra te d booklet on “ M exico” call on an y O. U. & N. or
this reception as a mark of the ing the establishment of a better broke last week and considerable
S. P. A gent or w rite to
high esteem in which she is held telephone rate for long distance, time was lost in reclaimifig that
WILLIAM McMURRAY
by her. Sisters. One of the feat- the rate now in use being too from the well, a new grab hook
| ures of the evening was the pre­ much.
G en eral P assen g er A gent, I’o rtla m l, Oregon
having to be made to get it up.
sentation of a gavel by Mrs.
W. L. Soehren brought up the All these delays and discourage­
¡Zumwalt to the lodge. The affair establishment of a brick and tile ments will but tend to make the
| closed with a banquet, when 50 manufactory in this vicinity, and triumph greater in the end, as
' members of the Pythian Sisters he was made a committee of one ultimate success is certain.
down to a feast which will to see certain parties about put­
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not soon be forgotten by those ting such an industry in here in
| partaking. The tables were pret- the near future, in time for
All Over.
! tily decorated to correspond with the building which is to go on
Baby
Helen
was happily splash­
j those of the banquet hall. The here in the spring.
early part of the evening was ta­ The acting president was made ing the water in her shining new !
ken up with the business meet­ a committee of one to confer bathtub, when she looked up . a . t !
ing of the order, when four can­ with all the merchants and bu- her mother and said. Why I is
siness men of the city regarding barefooted all over now isn 11
didates were initiated.
a proposition that would be ofjmuver?” Delineator for Decem-
Provides $25,000 a Year.
greatly desired benefit to us all. uer.
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The Monmouth normal school
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Abraham Could Read and Write
i bill creates a separate fund for
Purchases Noted Stallion.
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the support and maintenance of
1 Some people persist in think-
the institution, buildings being Our star reporter, Uncle John- ¡nf? tbat t he art of writing is re-
already provided. For putting ny Wiseman, informs us of a val- cent, ,,nd that in primitive times
money into the fund a tax of uable addition to the stock rais- poems and literary productions
one twenty-fifth of one mill is ing abilities of the community. ba(j t0 be memorized. But more
levied on each dollar of taxable It is always a pleasure to note an than 3000 years before the Christ-
property in the state. This tax improvement in this respect, as ¡an era people in Abraham’s
will provide about $25,000 year­ we expect to see at some time in natjve town wrote receipts for
ly. There will probably be suf-1 the near future this whole Wil- i garden and market products just
ficient money in the fund to per­ lamette valley one great stock aK we bave them now, showing
mit the reopening of the school raising centfer, as well as one of ¡that the patriarchs certainly
next fall.
the finest fruit growing sections. I must bave known how to read
The new blood tobeenfused isof :an(j wrjte Dr. William Hanna
Married at the Court House.
the horse variety, and consists of Thomson in The Designer for
Yesterday morning Justin M. a stallion, imported at great ex­ December.
Virgin and Mi3s Gertrude M. pense from Idaho, and bearing
Dickerson, both of Indepen­ the strains of the purest horse i
LETTER LIST.
dence, appeared before Clerk flesh known to exist. The pur­
Smith at the court house and chase was made by W. D. Col-1
We can furnish you a COLE’S HEATER with
signified their desire to lead a lins and the consideration is kept The following letters were left
double life. He presented them a secret The animal is of the uncalled for in the Dallas post-
body th a t does not have to be blackened.
with the necessary papere, re­ Belgian breed, and will weigh, office Tuesday:
We carry most any style and shape and sell at the
Miss Carrie Ellis.
ceived his fee, and they sought when dressed, a considerable
Miss Lydia Gruhle.
out Judge Coad in his office, who amount. Its color is roan, and it
lowest prices.
Mr M Glaze.
soon said the words that permit­ has a mate that is of as good
Mr C O Groves.
ted the young couple to here­ blood as itself, but which has not
after travel life’s pathway to- the same possibilities for enlarg­ Miss Constance Currier.
Miss Aneta Holman.
| gether. There were no frills of ing the herds of the valley. That
J Justice.
| any kind indulged in, except that Mr. Collins is to be congratulated
Mrs Robt A Rake.
the bride was most becomingly on his purchase is conceded by
; attired for the occasion, and they everyone familiar with the ac­ J<* A Samer.
Mr Dick Springer.
| took the motor for home, fully quirem ent and it is expected
that it will prove a remunerative
Mr Geo Stewart.
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satisfied
that
they
had
success-
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Mr Wm Wash.
! fully accomplished one of the investment — out of the ordinary.
! grandest things that had ever N o v em b er re c o n li now in at tb e Dal-
C. G. Coad.
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Christmas Holiday Excursion
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NO. 44.
November Shopping Bulletin
This store offers unusual bargain opportunities during this month. Every
departm ent teems with merchandise of merit. Our prices are at the lowest pos­
sible notch. Our Fall stock is now at its best as to assortments. We are going
to make November a BANNER MONTH by offering Special Inducements.
Misses’ and Children’s Coats and Capes at
Half Regular Price
Only a short time to do the work and the closing of line will be done quick.
L a d ie s ’ and M i s s e s ’ C o a t s a t from $1.00 up
Special Petticoat Sale
150 New Petticoats of the famous “ Sorosis” kind at reduced prices.
Firiest garm ents of their kind ever shown in this vicinity. Thoroughly tailored
and will fit and wear perfectly. All goods in Heatherbloom, Sateen and Silk.
Black and colors.
Wonderful Display of Blankets and Comforters
We are the only firm in this vicinity showing the famous North Star Wool
Blankets, the cleanest and most sanitary made blankets in the world. White
with fancy borders, also New Plaids. Wool Nap. Blankets at $1.75 and $2.00.
These blankets are a direct shipment from the mill.
Thanksgiving Sale of Table Linens and Napkins
Twenty-five pieces of New Linens will be offered a t special prices.
patterns in Damasks, 72 inches wide a t 58c, 78c and $1.33.
We have always been Headquarters for Fine Linens
The Most Satisfactory Underwear Is Here
Agents for tl s famous “ Munsing” line, known from the Atlantic to the
Pacific as the best Union suits for the whole family. Also separate, garments in
cotton and wool.
G r e a t V a lu e s in U nion S u it s a t from 5 0 c to $1.00
New arrivals in Persian All-Over-Nets and New Kimona Silks in fancy patterns.
A beautiful line of Ladies’ Neckwear, New Collar Pins with “ Goldstone” settings.
New Batts, Hair Ornaments, etc., etc.
Dallas distributors of “ Nemo” and Warner’s Corsets. New models just in.
“ Nemo” styles for tall stout and short stout figures, at $3.40 and $4.00. We
carry extra sizes in “ Nemo” Corsets from 30 to 36.
The bee hive store
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DALLAS,
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CRAVEN BRO S.
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OREGON
Furniture, Rugs, Carpets, Wall Paper and Paints
at your disposal at prices that are right.
THE REASON WHY W E ARE SELLING MORE GOODS
We are selling more goods this year than ever before
and can offer you a better line of new and up to date
goods at better prices although goods have advanced.
We buy in large quantities and discount every bill.
That’s the reason our goods cost us less and that you
have always found us a little cheaper than others.
We don’t ask your business because you like us or
not, but because we can deliver the goods in your
furniture buying.
Have jrour Carpets and Rugs cleaned by our Vacuum Cleaner.
than taking them up
Russian
SOLD ON INSTALLMENT PLAN
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Why buy elsewhere when we place the largest and best stock of
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Reliable Place to Trade
The Sterling Furniture Co.
Meets All Competition
Without Loss
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It does tbe work and is cheaper
A good six-horsepow er G asoline E ngine for sale cheap.
THE
STERLING FURNITURE
DALLAS, OREGON