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DOINGS IN THE TOWN. Comings and Goings of Citizens of Dal las and their Friends. PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES. ! GRAND CONCERT. It Will Be at the Woodman Hall on the Seventh of Decenjher. Sunday school at 10 a. m., morning service at 11 o’clock; topic of sermon, ‘ The Culling of Moses.” Endeavor at f»:30. Evening service 7 :30, topic of ser mon, “ TheNecessity ol the Soci »1 LR*.“ Prayer meeting Thursday evening. 7 :80. A number o f our very best lo Y-ni are cordially invited to worship cal entertainers are gettin g up a with us. concert for the benefit o f the go ing public that promises to com Voluntary................. W. H. Maxfield pletely eclipse anything o f the “ Commemoration March” kind ever yet heretofore attempt See Crider’» doll window. M. Ilayter. dentist. Wilson building. Response............. Arthur W. Nelson ed. It will occut at the Wood Second hand school hooks at Fidler’s. Xmas card for everybody at Daniel’ s. “ Gloria Patri” man hall on ye seventh day o f ye R. H. Knltz—Piano tuner now in the Offertory ........................E. L. Ashford Did \o.i see those tablets at Fidler's. Anthem .................... Carrie B. Adams twelfth, month, and is to be city. Dl R. 11. Raltzs, piano tuner, now in the “ Coine Unto Me Ye Weary” known as ye olde folks’ concert, See shelf paper at Fidler’s, 32 feet f »r city. Dl E VENING 5 cents. D24 V olu n tary..................Ignace Leybach being given under the supervi Crider carries a co mplete line of llay- Ira B. Wilson sion and auspices o f the mem Come in and see those fancy urt calen Response........... iland. ‘ ‘Grant Thy Blessing” bers o f the Methodist church o f dars at Daniel’s. Offertorv ......................Chas. H. Rinck this city. School supplies of all kinds at L. D. Many unique and December records now in at the Dal Daniel’s. “ Prelude” las Music store. Anthem ......................... Ira B. Wilson especially entertaining things are Everything you can imagine in Christ to be pulled off. and i f you fail to “ The Gentle Shepherd” New line of cut glass for Christmas at mas postals at Daniels.’ attend, you will certainly miss Crider’s. Good fresh country butter for 05 tents an evening’ s entertainment o f Penny postals by the hundreds at i a roll at Crider’s grocery. most particular enjoyment. Try Services morning and evening, L. D. Daniel’s. The finest line of fancy dishes ever and come out and see the maid f 10 a. in.—Bible school. Come in and see those Occidental steel shown in Dallas at Daniel's. 11a. in.— Program given by Christ rang s at Fidler’s. D24 ian Woman’s Board of .Missions, special ens and bachelors, and hear the Fuller’s is the headquarters for half extra fine music that will be fu r You can get theItemizer and the Port- music. soles, heels und cobbler outfits. Dl!4 nished. Come and see and hear 3. p. m.—Junior Endeavor. and Journal, twice a week for $1.75 a Reserve December 7th for ye oid ear. Jennie Lind and other songbirds 0:30—Senior Christian Endeavor. folks’ concert. Program will appear 7:30—Sermon, subject, “ Noah and o f note in ye olden time, who Dnl you see the new line of horse the Ark.” next week. . will be reproduced for your ex blankets and paraffine ram covers at Services last Lord’s Day resulted in Why pay $1.00 for flour, when you at Crider’s? clusive benefit. As a particular 3 additions. 222 present at the bible can get the same kind of Hour at Cri favor the price o f admission has One of Ellison’s latest improvement«: school, A1 welcome. der’s for $1.25? LEON MYERS, at the Dallas Music store. Come in and been placed at the insignificant Remember vour fi¡ends with a Christ hear it pi ty. Minister. sum o f 25 cents each for all who mas postal. L. 1) Daniel* has them by While unloading some hav the other have reached their growth, and the thousand. day Will Tatoin wrenched his knee bad those immature in w eight and N. J. Morrison has bought out his j ly and has since had to .talk with a Miss Norma Holman, who is teaching age can pass the portals for half partner in the hardware business at crutch. the school at Enterprise, reports the Scio. o f that sum, or to make change Rev. 11, Votli h if- purchased »he farm holding of a social there the other even Do not forget W. L. Gilson left on Wednesday for a of A. W. Bennett on Saif Creek and ing, at which the sum of $47 was raised easy, 12 cents. two weeks trip in the northern part of Mr. Bennett will move to Dallas for the toward the purchase of a school organ. the date and the place, and that California, A nice program was given and other en the ladies who have the matter winter. tertainment features that made all who Mr. and Mrs. Bristow, of Eugene, are Miss Edna Clifford and Miss Blanche! attended sincerly glad that they devoted in charge never fail o f givin g an here fora v.sit with Mr. and Airs. J. A. Penman ca ne up fro ii the inctropo is extra good time when they put the evening to that purpose. McCann. and spent Thanksgiving ,«l the home < i anything on fo r the public. SPEC IAL MUSIC MOKMN'U : Christian Church News. School Entertainment at Enterprise. Will our correspondents please come up every Saturday afternoon and get their pay. Our Saturday night mail from Port land waa several hours late on account of a freight wreck somew here down the road, Mr. and Mrs. George Greer and their daughter, Medora. of New berg, were Thanksgiving guests at the home of Mr. Greer’s sister, Mrs. Rebecca Howe, Misses Winnie and Mae Hopkins and George Hopkins, Jr. have returned to their studies at Willamette University after spending Thanksgiving with their parents in this city. Read in December Sunset magazine San Francisco—The Exposition City, superbly illustrated in four colors. Now on sale at all newsstands, 15 cents. Dl5 A lecture bv Rev. Geo. F. Hopkins, of Dallas, on “ American Tramp in Eng land” will be given at the M. E. church here on Friday evening, December 2nd. — Sheridan Sun. f the former’s patents, Air. ami Mrs. 11 ! W. Cliffo.d. The money spent foolishly would buy an Edison phonograph that would be a gift f.r the whole family which they would enjoy for all time. Daniels has allstyies and prices. Clyde Keltv, of McCoy, is transacting business at Eugene for a few days. j The last turnover of the 1901) tax w as The Fuller pharmacy has lately made today, it amounting to $1103 22. ; installed some window orna J B. Nunn came within 100 votes of ments that tend to greatly en gm -fing West’s majority over Bower- hance the attractiveness o f their man. Very Handsome Improvement. 11. M. Myers has resigned the stipe r- intendecy of the cOndensery. He i> 1 Pt G. Remnel and family moved hack contemplating making a vi it over in to Salem this' week, where he will live the Aisea valiev within the next few on his place there for a time, at least until he gets the fever for again living days.—Scio News. • on his ranch here. You and your children are safe if you Mr. Wagnon, of the Mutual Fire In \fear Dr. Lowe’s glasses—eye safe and peace safe. Consult him at Hotel Gail surance company, with offices in Port Friday and Saturday to noon only land, was a caller yesterday. He is an «»Id time Baleui lad and this country is Last trip this year. familiar to him in years agone. The following were elected last Tues The cosmetic value of correctly fitted day night as officers for the coming , lenses is far greater than cream and term in Dallas camp, 209, W. O. W. : rubbing. Reduce the eye strain and Consul, W. H. K raber; adviser, Tracv j the wrinkles will disappear. Dr. Lowe’s Staats; Banker, J. E. M iller; clerk. W. glasses will relieve the eye strain. G. Vassal!; escort, A. Longnecker; watchman. W. Haves; sentry, R. E. Have Dr. Lowe relieve your head and Reeil; managers, W. A. Ayres, V. P. eye ache with a pair of his superior glasses. They cost no more than oth Fiske and P. Berg. ers, and you have the* benefit of his skill and more than 20 years’ experience. BISHOPS READY-TAILORED CLOTHES Do Your Christmas Shop ping at this Store. We have many useful as well as de sirable Gifts to select from. FOR M EN | Suits, O’coats, Hats, Umbrellas, Sweaters, Smoking Jackets, Bath Robes, Neckwear, Hosiery, Shirts and all articles of Men’s Wearing Apparel. FOR LADIES Umbrellas, Mufflers, Bath Robes, Sweater Coats, Indian Robes and Blankets, Etc. We have a new and full assort ment of Men’s Toilet Sets, Military Brushes, Tie Rings and Collar Boxes. These are articles that every man and boy likes. Salem Woolen Mill Store Clover Leaf Rebekah lodge, at Inde pendence, has elected the following of ficers: Noble grand, Annetta Hooper; vice grand, Luella Williams ; secretary, Hattie Henkle; treasurer, Katherine J ones. Tax Commissioner Galloway announ ces today that in his opinion the 1910 tax levy will be available for the open ing of the state normal school next Sep tember, and they will not have to wait to do so until (tie next year. Joe McConnell drifted hack to town Saturday night from West Virginia, where he went to visit his family some months ago and announced his inten tion of staying. We knew that he could not stay away from our fine climate, and were not very much surprised to see him return. Lydia E. Pinkham’s Compound Vegetable Chicago, III.—- I was troubled with lalluijr imd imlammation. and the doc- |tors said I could no< it well unless 1 id an operation 11 knew I could no. [stand the strain ol one, so I wrote to you sometime ago about my h e a l t h and y o u t o l d me what to do. A fter t a k i n g Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegeta ble Compound and — ■■ . I , ,— .Blood Purifier I am to-day a well woman.” —Mrs. W il l t am A iih k n s , usx \y. uist St., Chicago, 111. Lydia E. Pinkhara’s Vegetable Com pound, made from native roots and herbs, contains no narcotics or harm ful drugs, and to-day holds the record for the largest number of actual cures of female diseases o f any similar medi cine in the country, and thousands o f voluntary testimonials are on file in the Pinkhain laboratory at Lynn, Mass., from women win) ’ lave been cured from almost every' form of female complaints, inflammation, ul ceration,displacements, fibroid tumors, irregularities, periodic pains,backache, mdigestiou and nervous prostration. Every such suffering woman owes it to herself to give Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound a trial. Held at the Picsbyterian Church Tuesday Evening. A unique entertainment was, 'given in the Presbyterian church on last Tuesday evenin i, which i was well attended, and we are unable to find anyone who did not thoroughly enjoy themselves. The affair was given by the La dies’ Aid society o f the church, and was designated by them as a Penny Strip social. The main feature o f entertainment was an illustrated poem, read in charac ter by Mrs* Harry Woods, who, by the way, is a gifted elocu tionist, and Miss Ollie Smith played the organ very sweetly during the rendition. The title o f the poem was My Old Sweet heart Faces, and the different characters were represented by- Willis Simonton, Alice Wilson, Gladys Loughary, Alice Miles, Claudia Brown, Louise Miles, Dora Hayes, Pauline Coad, Vera Cosper, Georgia Martin, Anna Garner, Mrs. C. L. Crider and Mrs. J. E. Miller. Solos were sung in their usual good voice by Mrs. C. G. Coad and Miss Georgia Martin. A‘ fine lunch was served at the conclusion o f the programme the basement o f the church. The entire program was under the direction o f Mrs. C. G. Coad. The receipts were turned over to the organ fund, and a hand some sum realized for the pur pose. I f you would like special advice about your case write a confiden tial letter to Mrs. Pinkhaiu, at Lynn, Mass. H er advice is free, in d always helpful. SCOTT’S EMULSION LETTER LIST. windows, and to show off their is now a summer as well window displays to much great as a winter remedy. It The following letters were le ft er advantage. The improve has the same invigorating uncalled for in the Dallas post- ments consist o f plate glass side and strength-producing ef office Tuesday: walls, with nice metal shelves fect in summer as in winter. fo r the holding o f goods, and I Mrs Rosco Bell. Try it in a little cold milk or Mr Joe Crate. water. are surely a beautiful sight, C G Fulton. A L L DRUGGISTS especially a fte r night when the Chancy Harris. lights are on. The improvement cost in the neighborhood o f $100, j Miss Effie Howe. Mr.C A Meade. but is well worth the price. For the Ambitions— Mr Olof Olsson. Mr J N Sexton. C. G. Coad. Dr. M. Ila y te r thinks that he! Postmaster. is entitled to the palm over any other business man o f Dallas as b j mail for those who cannot attend in One housewife declares (hat af Inst person. A ll instruction, including final fa r as being continuously in busi she has solved the servant problem. examinations, is FREE. For taachern, ness is concerned. For 20 years “ Formerly I had untold trouble wltb students preparing for college or universi ty, women's ciuhs( granges, engineers and he has continued in the practice my maids.“ she said. “ They'd do well horns makers. _ N o preliminary exnmina- j tion Is reoaired. This mail courso means o f dentistry without change o f for awhile, and then they’d deteriorate opportunity for you. any sort, except location, he hav so that I simply couldn't keep them. Send for a descriptive bulletin to the ing first branched out for himself So I hit on tliis plan: When I noticed C o r re s p o n d e n c e * S t u d y D e p a r t m e n t over what is now known as the a failing oft in the hist maid's work U n it iv e rs ity o f O re g o n O regon Engene Japanese restaurant, and has I went into the kitchen and told her had his dental parlors where that, in addition to her fixed wages, -die should have 50 cents extra every they are now in the Wilson week that she did well. When she building ever since it was erect was only fairly go« d I’d give her a ed. I f there is any other man quarter, hut on the w«*eks when she j or firm that can beat Dr. Hay- displeased me she’d get nothing. Nine | ter’s record fo r continuous ser weeks out «»f ten site gets her half dol vice to the public, the Item izer lar it pleases her Immensely, and I would like to hear o f him or find ih«1 plan well worth while in the Bears the better service it secures me.*'—New Signature of them. Continuously in Business 20 Years 13 Unibemtp ] Cbucatton CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought ------------ • • ----------- - May Have State Hatchery. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Magers returned home from Portland yesterday, where they spent Thanksgiving and attended the wedding of their niece, Miss Eleeta Alagers, the eldest of daughter of Judge J. E. Magers. to Mr. Geo. Ludwig Roth, of Milwaukee, Wis.—Salem Statesman. Thestate fish warden was up this week for the purpose of looking over the pri vate fish hatchery owned by Commis sion J. B. Teal, and will return next week w ith the game warden for further examination. He thinks such an ideal location, with larger and better facilities Mr. Ilenry R. Hopkins,-father of the than the two places now in use by the pastor of the Methodist church, is here state. from Chicago for a month’s viait. Mr. Hopkins is an old railroad man, and has now retired aftei 40 years contin uous service with the Illinois Central Wm. Hill sold bis farm to Ralph Rob railroad. So far he is well pleased with our climate and country, it being in erta on Salt Creek. We did not learn many ways quite a sharp contrast to the price paid. w hat he has been used to. Peter Cook has been suffering with Why be bothered with a pair bis face and throat from having a tooth extracted, but is some better now. of glasses. Call at Hotel (iail Friday and Saturday of this - The Ladies’ Aid of this place will give week and have Dr. I,»we show you the a bazaar at the Artisan’s hall the 2nd of new glasses with which you can see at a December. There will he a short pro distance. No lines or divisions to col gram and proceeds will go to the church lect dirt and strain the eyes; one solid and Surnlay school. piece of glass. Free deinc nstration and Albert Cadle came up from Portland advice. Saturday and spent Sunday with his The Christian Endeavor is to give an parents. entertainment “ A trip to Africa with A sorirtl «lance was given, at the ball Roosevelt,” on Tuesday evening, De cember 8th. The tiains leave the Chris Saturday night. Good music was fur tian church and makes stops in France, nished and a very pleasant time was Italy, Germany, where the German hail. band entertains, and other countries on Isaac Goo«lell has been ver/ iil the the route. Refreshments at each sta nagt week. Dr Starbuek is attending tion. First train leaves at 8 o’clock and him. He is somew hat improved. others leaving every 33 minutes. Round John Burch came home from O A C. trip ticket 25 cents. Weilnesday and remained <»v«*r Sunday. As per announcement in the last issue He speaks very highly of the school. of the Itemizer, Mi.-s Edna Hall and Mrs. Jennie Jones has been very poor Mr. Victor Ballantyne were married at the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. ly the past week. ami Mrs. E. N. Hall, last Wednesday Mr. nn«l Mr«. Robl. Ankeny and son Ky Rev. I). M. Metzger. The ceremony spent Thanksgiving in Salem w ith Ids was well .attended and impressive, and sifter. the young couple begin the duties ot L C. Koser was in Independence Sat married life with the best wishes of a host of friends and under more than urday on business. usually happy auspices. Walter Vaughn came home Wed net* Will correspondents kindly sign their «lay from high school at Indejiendence name and head their articles with the an«l returned Sunday. place from which they come to every L. Fosnot’s parents arrived from Rn- letter. You cannot expect a proper j ker City to remain with them this w in rating in the contest if we are compelled ter. to guess half the time who or where a li tter is from. If yon are w ritting from I B. F. Lucas went to Albany to spend| Pcrrydale, make that the first thing you ¡Thanksgiving, say on the first page, also number pages Peter Cook was in Salem on htisinesn but do not pin them together or write Satunlav. oW both aides. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Kirkland, of In<1<- Many persons find themselves affect* tHm<|ptice, «|»ent Thanksgiving with W. , ed with a persistent cough after an at E. Clark and wife. tack of influenza. As this cough can Mrs. Gnttry, of Monmonth, spent l>e promptly cured bv the use of Cham berlain's Cough Reined v, it should not Thank-giving with her sister, Mrs. Ike snowed to run on until it becomes Dempsey. * * lie ■ (IT ' troublesome. Bold bv all dealers. Justice H«»lman w ill have a c isc in court a week from Monday where B. IV. Strong it charged with dumping saw Persons wishing to make Christmas remembrances should corne in right dust in a creek. The will of F. M. Smith, who «lied at away. Almence makes the heart grow fonder, but the memory of the alswmt Salem some months ago. is being con one becomes dim. Yon long to picture tested by a number of the heirs, Mrs. in your inind just how “ He or She” H P 8briver, of Dallas, l>eing one of would look. But if von had a photo them. The case is on at Salem today. graph before you, th**n you could recall The editor of the Itemizer has receiv the f irgfttten face. Yes, even the kind ed notice of his appointment as a dele acts, the gentle words. Won Id n’t that gate to the Oregon g«>od roads conven- one so far away appreciate vonr photo , tion w hich wjll convene at the Coniincr* graph. T. J.CH K R R lNG TO N . I rial club building in Portland on Mon tf day, December 12th. RICKREALL. Now is the Time. OWES HER LIFE TO PENNY STRIP SOCIAL. York Tribune. A Fashion Chat on Smeri Costumes for Fall 222 Y ork M airiaje Licenses. C ity The combination of two or more materials it the high favorite of I)«m c Fashion just now. T i^ l is Applied m the designs of smart up-to-date frocks for afternoon and informal evening wear, where the possibilities are so great that it gives scope for many original costumes. Satin plays a lively part in most of TTiem, for it is made up with rough silks or soft silks, with figured fou lard and with silk crepe. The veiling materials have wonderful charm even alone, hut when they veil richly colored satin o f a contrasting tone, or the beautiful Persian silks, the effect is remarkably handsome and is full of Oriental suggestion and color. In some costumes the thin veiling or contrasting fabric ends about knee deep and the deep hem effect of plain material is be low, but in other costumes the outer or thin fabric falls the entire length of the dress. S h eriffs Sale. Victor Ballantyne and Edna Hall Fayette E. Brooks and Ruth M. Lit tle. Sam A. Briggs anil Rebecca Lewis. tiny W. Ray and J£dith O Stunts. The greatest «lunger from influenza is of its resulting in pneumonia. Thia can l>e obviated by using Chamheflain’s Cough Remedy, as it not only cures in fluenza, hut counteracts any tendency of the disease towards pneumonia. Bold by all dealers. NEW TO-DAY V O TK .E is hereby given th ”.t by virtue of an • ' exeeuuon and order o f sale duly issued •nut o f and under the hand and seal o f the clerk o f the circuit court o f the state of Ore gon for Polk county, bearing date the 21st day o f November, 1910, upon a judgment and de cree du ly given and made by the supreme «•«»urt o f the » ’ ate o f Oregon on.the 20th nav o f September, 1910, in a certain suit then pending in said court, in which A. Bush and A N. Bush, partners in business under the firm name o f Ladd A Bush, were plaintiffs and ap pellants. and A. G. Roberts and M. L. Roberts were defendants and appellants, and L. A. W illiam son and Nettie W illiamson were de fendants and respondents, and thereafter on the 13th day of October, 1910, duly entered in the said circuit court o f Polk county. Oregon, which execution is to me directed and com mands me to sell the hereinafter described real property to satisfy the amounts of said decree and execution, I w ill on Saturday, December 24,1910, COR 8 ’ LE—Tw o extra fine brood now*, both 1 In p ig ; als.i several flratelass mlleh cows.— Inquire of J. M Briggs, on the Lee place south at the hour of l o ’clock p. m. o f said day. at o f town. D16 the iront door o f the county court house in the cit\ o f Dallas in said county o f Polk, sell at pu blic auction, to the highest bidder, for cash CM A LL black p ig lost one m ile east o f town in hand on day o f sale, subject to re ption as provided by law, all the right, ti J last Thursday week. Suitable reward.— dem tie, interest and estate o f the said defendants Thus. Bowman. 1)8 and o f each and every o f them, and of all per sons claim in g by, through or under them or eith er o f them subsequent to the 21st day of I f y r u have a true gentle mare about 1100 March. 1905, of, in aim to the said real proper 1 pound« w eight, that you want kept in good ty described in sai«i judgment, decree and shape this winter, with the privilege o f pur execution as follows, tow it: chase at an agreed price in the spring, if found Beginning at a point 25 links west o f the suitable, apply at tl in office, D8 quarter post between sections 28 and 33 in towuship6 south, range 4 west o f the W illam ette meridian in Polk county, Oregon; thence DOZEN Spring chickens wanted at this o f north along the center o f the Bethel road 20.50 chains; thence west 10 chains; thence fice. dm south 20.50 chains; thence east 10 chains to the place «»f beginning, containing 26 50 acres more or less, together with the tenements, C T R A Y E D —20 head o f «‘attic branded (M ) on hereditaments ami appurtenances thereunto J left hip and u round hole in left «‘nr. A belonging. liberal reward w ill be given for their recov Dated Dallas, Oregon, this 22d day of Novem ery, or w ill pay $J per head delivered at Stow ber, 1910. J M. GRANT, Bros, barn at Dallas.— A. K. Ila a tveld t. Dl Sheriff o f Polk County, Oreg«»n. L'OR HALE—For tw o |500 lots for $350 * each, on Main street, pavem ent, sidewalks, water works, nice fruit trees, etc. The liest bargain in town if you want to build. See H. B. Taylor, 901 Jefferson street. D15. |)KKK and veal wanted. Prim e veal 10 cents 11 a pound. Inquire o f or «irop postal t«» J. M. Briggs, Box 260. D h Call for W arrants. \jOTICE is hereby given that all Polk county 1“ warrants presented ami endorsed "Not naid for want o f funds’ ’ pievious to Octol»«*r 22, 1910* w ill be paid upon presentation at my office. No interest w ill be allowed after date Of this notice. Dated this 18th day of November at n y office. ED. C. DUiJN. PI County Treasurer. p L E N TY o f 4 foot big oak wood for sale by Henry Dimick, Dallas, D15 TE D —A young fresh w A N man's dairy, Dallas. Furnished by Pictorial Review *Vwst 39tb S c ie e tl New R BAKING o va i POWDER cow at H o l ,tf Sale of Bonds. OTICE is her« by given that School District No. 2, o f Dallas, Polk county Oregon, will receive sealed bids for the sale o f $10,090 5 per cent semi annual interest bearing !>onds ol C O R rent o r sale, the residence o f Mr Fritz said d istrict; said b«»mls to run for 20 vests * Gerlinger, A pply to him at end of Jeffer but to he redeemable at the option of said dis son street. D8 trict on ami after 10 years from date thereof at any setni annual Interest payment date. Bids w ill be opened December 1, 1910. H. G. CAMPBELL. goo«! horse for sale. Not afraid o f trains or Clerk School District No. 2 L automobiles.—Inqu ire at this office. If N HU for sale by the quarter at all times.—J Notice of Sale of Real Pioperty. B EEF M. Briggs, Dallas, Oregon, box 260. D2 C O R HALE— 18 patent double school desks at I h alf price. Good as new.—James K. Hears, McCoy. ItRKKHM AKINO done. or phone 29. Call at 612 Main 8t. tf Proposals fo rS id ew alk . CE ALE D bids w ill be re«*elved at the office ol •3 live auditor and police judge of the c ity of Dallss. Oregon, until 12 o ’clock noon. Decem ber Pt. 1910 for the constnmtion o f a new sl«le walk h i i «I concrete conduit on the west side of Main street, adjoinin g that certain lot or par- «•«•I «>f ground described as foll«»ws, t o w lt : Beginning at the n«»rthcast corner p i block 9. O riginal Tow n o f Dallas, Oregon ; thcn«'e smith 100 f^ et; thence we t too feet; thence south 50 feet; thence west 27 feet; thence north 1/iU feet; thence east 127 feet to the place o f tx'giuning That said sl«lewalk amt concrete conduit w ill he conatmeted o f cem ent ami In accord a lice w ill» the plans and specifications now on HI«* in th«1 office o f the auditor and police judge o f Dallas, Oregon. Ti e idly reserves the righ t to reject any ami all bids. Done by o n ler o f the city council nuule this 21st dayl«»f Novem ber, 1910. Witness my hand and the «»fficlal seal o f the city o f Dallas, Oregon, this 1st «lay o f Decern ber. 1910. ( HAH G R D J m RY, [ mk . u .] Au lito r at d Police Judge of Dallas. Oregoi.. IN the county court o f thestate of Oregon for Klamath county. In the m atter o f the guartliaiiship of Herbert Foster Deinorest, Pearl Loretta Demortat, Claud Bhreve Demorest, Ruble Louise Dem- orest and Fay Opal Demorest, minors. Notice Is hereby given, that pursuant to an or- der of the County Court o f the state of Oregon in and for Klamath county made and executed on the 25th day of October, 1910, requiring the guartlian o f the persons ami estate ot the above named minors, to sell all the real property be longing to sahi estate, situated in the county o f Polk, state of Oregon, I w ill on the 2nd Day of December 1910 between the hours o f 10 o'clock a. in, and 2 o'clock p. m. o f said dav, sell to the highest bid der. for «ash. at the office of Oscar Hay U r at Dallas, Polk county, Oregon, all o f the rights and interest o f Herbert Foster, Pearl Loretta, Cluml Shreve, Rubv Louise ami Kay Opal Dem- «»r«st, the above turned minors, in and to the One-piece street dresses, qy costumes of one material that fo llow in g described lands, to w it:— have waist and skirt separate, are made of fine French serge, Beginning at a point 9 chains and 75 links south from tl»« quarter section enrtter <>n the woo!-tuck satin, which is a very handsome new material, silk line between sections l l and 12 in township 8 an«! wool (»oplin. silk rerg»’ , broadcloth and smooth-finished south, o f range 6 West of the W illam ette me worsted» # f novelty design. ridian in Polk countv. State of Oregon, aud running thence w«*st 4 chains ami 63 links; niaclc was never more stylish than it is this season, and the thence north 2 chains a u d it links; thence popular navy Line bus a: turned a slightly purplish tinge, white w«-st 3 chains ami 6 links: thence s«»uth two chains and 78 lin k s: thence west 12chains and 58 p!u:n, raifcin arc! prone are highly favored colors. Velvet of two links to the northeast corner of a tra«-t ol land tones, g ’ ving a changca: le effect, is used for handsome cos conveyed by Asa Shreve to Abraham L, Shreve; tume*. Rich ro nber colors for street costumes have cashmere thence south 25 chains, thence west 29etiain« t«» the quarter section tine running north and or satin trimmings on reveres and cuffs. south inrough sections 11 and 14: thence »«nith to the north line *»f the W illiam Ullliain dona tion Land Claim, Notification No 5428, claim N«>. 50 in said township ami range, thence west along the north line o f said claim to the uortli- east corner of a tract o f laud conveyed by Asa Shreve to V. L Barnhart; thence »«»nth 11 chains and 89 links, thence east 67 chains and 32 links to the east line of said claim ; thence An excellent street costume is shown in P I C T O R I A L RE In the cir«*uit court o f the state o f Oregon for north II chains and *» links I«» the northeast V I E W M O D E L NO. 3662. This pattern come* in regulation P o ll «-»nitty. Department No. 2. corner o f said c la im ; them e west 15 chain«am i in the m atter o f the application o f T. B. Stone 75 links to the east boundary line o f section 14 length and closes in the back. It ia worn over a guimp« and the shove caps are combined with the body. It is cut in sizes : to have registered the *.ltle to the fo llow in g «le- In said township ami range, and Ihenea north i *crlh«'«l land*, to w lt: The <l«»natloii laud to the place of beginning, containing 32-34-36-38 and 40 inches bust measure, and requires 4*4 yards ' claim o f Jac«»t» Doran an«! Amanda Doran, his »« ri-'it. more or lets: excepting therefrom the of 44 inch wide material for a medium size and 1*4 yard of 1 wife. Notification No. 7H||, claim No. 53, twing follow in g _ _ ( parts o f sections 25, 26, 35 and 36 in township 6 Commencing tihou' 20 r«*ds from the north contrasting material 36 inches wide to trim. south, range 7 west «if the W’ lllaniette m eri east «’orner *»f said section 14 wh.-rea ceitaln dian In Folk county, Oregon, and beginning branch crosses the «ecti«»n line of said section It is the object of dressmakers and fashion designers to make at a point 18.40ch ain« north o f th«* southwest ami running thence west «»f south along the the feminine figure appear as slender as possible. With this in i corner o f sab! section 25; thence running south east side o f » « Id branch to where said branch ' K'j degrees 30 minutes w«-st 65.57 ch a in «; thence crosses the quarter « « tion line o f the northeast /iew the skirt falls straight from the hips; nor is thia all. It is south 51 50ch a in s; them e east 123.20 ch a in «; •iiiartcr o f said section 14 thence eo*l along sometimes banJed just below the knees ami sometimes at the | th em e north 62.50 chains, thence south 89 said line to the southeast corner of the north- very edge with a deep fold or hem. O f course this necessitates j degrees SO minutes west 57 16 « bains to the ea*.l qua. ter <»f ‘ abl section; ami thence north place o f beginning, in the district o f lands the very narrow and clo* e-fitting skirt so that the wearer is j subject to sale at Oregon 4’lty, Oregon, and to the place o f beginning, containing • acre», more or le v . . obliged to walk with very short steps. This has given r»*« to I con tain in g 63*» 47 acres, applicant, versus A ll This notice t* published In the Polk County whom It may concern, defender!t«, Item izer by »r«ter <»f th - above entitled court, the name of the "hobble" skirt. T A K K NOTICE, that on the 29th day o f No as made ami entered «»n th e 264h day ofOelo* 1 verntier. 1910, an anp'ii stlon was filed by ber, 191». O. » . .»«M oR k bT, In many Instance* the skirt ha* the appearance of being Guardian. th essid applicant, T. B. Ht«»ne, In the circuit ( no wider at the he mthan the shoulder# of the wearer. Some | «•«»urt f«»r the state o f Oregon f«»r Polk county. ! for In itia l regUtratl«>n o f the title to the above times the costume has a band of the dress material or trimrn.ng, described lamia. or of fur below the hip# which breaks the figure line and creates Now. therefore, unless you appear on or be- > fore the 6th day o f January. 1911. an«! th en l the effect of a short t«inic. Skirt lengths that are d< signed for tor Iree l l liir lf « t r * lr « u l» g ! and tb«*r*' show ratiae w hy such application In V Irgln U . * « ... UIckmemá.Ya. | Street wear »re invariably in the abort round Vngth, that if. should m*t tn- granted, the name w ill >>• taken ankle length. a* ennfesaed and a decree w ill be entered ae- I cording t«» the prayer o f the appM«‘atl«»n and yon w ill be forever barred from disputing the The two skirts dep:et«d in this chat g ve a very good idea of same. what »he skirts look l.ke and PICTORIAL R E V IE W P A T In witness whereof. I hr.ve her' unt«* set my T E R N No. 3636 :# an «werllcnt style lor a serge skirt. It? hand am! alfixe«l the seal o f the s a d c o m sizes are « J4-t6 18 «tid Iff inehes waist measure. Pafterr this 2fth day ol Novem ber, Itto. R M. SMITH No. 2641 comes in the some sizes and is suitable for dressier [nr «i l Conn7 Clerk of and for Polk County, Oregon. wear. Himpsnn A Lewi# Attorneys for Appltci nt. T V s e patterns. Including cutting and eonttructio guide«, art R egistration o f Land T itle. Old Virginia Farm* For Sal* ------------- ------- — .at Chi ldren Cry FOR FLETCHER’S C A S T O R I A I I cents each number.
