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About Polk County itemizer. (Dallas, Or.) 1879-1927 | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1911)
# Now do yourself a reeil favor f t * ♦ * ft YOU’LL FIND AN EXTRA SUIT OR TWO A GREAT LUXURY; one very common mistake men make is that they wear one suit too constantly; bad for the clothes. Two suits worn alternately will outlast three worn steadily. ft ft * ft * Now, we’re making the extra suit proposition interesting to you; because we’re getting the summer goods cleared for the coming o f fall stocks. W e ’re making price inducements to you to buy now; it’s a help to us to have you buy now, to get this summer stuff out o f the way. It’s an advantage to you to buy now, because you get good clothes for a good deal less than ordinary prices. ft * ft * * ft ft ft * ft ft * * * * * * * * * # 3 $: * Hart Schaffner & Marx * * ft * • ft • f t • f t ft • f t ft * • f t clothes are always a bargain at regular prices; at figures we give now you’d better buy all you’ve got money for; they’ll be good for several seasons • f t ijC * * Many Special Bargains for a Few Days Only to Make Room for our ] "all Stock. ft Ladies’ and Misses’ Colored Parasols, to close at 1-2 price. $5.00 values in Silk Petticoats for $3.50. Our Lace Curtains at a bargain All Men’s and Boy’s Oxfords. $ 5 .0 0 $ 4 .0 0 $ 3 .5 0 $ 2 .5 0 O x fo r d s O x fo r d s O x fo r d s O x fo r d s fo r fo r fo r _ _ fo r _ _ ___________________ __________ __ . _____ - - $ 3 .3 5 $ 2 .6 5 $ 2 .3 5 $ 1 ,6 5 A l l M e n ’s D r e s s S t r a w H a t s r e d u c e d O n e -T h ir d . Summer Dresses and White Over Skirts at 1-2 price. Ribbons on Snip 1 IkJ v/11 ft * * * ft kJC iiv» ft W e g iv e y o u all o u r p r o fit on M e n ’s Belts on Sale. P a n t s d u r in g th e S a le . A good new Tan Button Shoe for $2.75. * ft 111 KJ All our Shirt Waists reduced 1-3 • f t Neckwear on Sale. S o m e r a r e b a r g a in s in H a t s a n d S h o e s. * ft ft I “‘ST" D A L L A S M E R C A N T I L E CO »• + *****> ■ ■ **+ *+ * » * * * sm u t* »»»»»* »»* » »» «♦ » » * < «y e »« » » » » » » * » » » » » * » » » » » « « »»»♦ »« ON THE SIXTH COUNT No No No No No No No No No No No No No No No S« 4H(» » » # » » 2 _________________ 16,830 3 _ __ 12,625 4 _ 8,825 8 ___ 7,550 52 _ 7,090 53 17,195 54__. 12,700 55 24,515 61 25,390 6 6 ____ 12,745 6 7 __________________ 7,785 79 ___ 8,525 1 1 2 ______ 7,175 1 3 7 ________________ 5,360 1 5 1 ________________ 6,310 » * * * * » * » « * • * * * * »* * * » » » » » * « » » « * « » » » » » fM H t4 M I H H H t* 4 M M I « * # # * * * * * * * « * * * * » * * » » * * « » * * * * « * 4 Uglow Clothing House M en’s Fine Clothing, Gentlem en’s Furnishings, Etc. THE FLORSHEIM SHOE Dallas, Oregon Juatin Hunter ............................. A P Starr .................................... Adam?.............................. Mistletoe Circle No. 23, Wo - 1 Almira Rebekah Lodge last J Ralph Sclialler & Sons........... ........ men o f Woodcraft, last evening night installed the following o f I) P Stapleton............................ / at their hall installed their officers ficers for the ensuing term, Mrs. ThomHH Strain............................. and had a pleasant social time. Lorena Castle, district deputy Ezra H art.................................... They also had as their guests president, being the installing Otto Skersiea ............................. E A Pagenkopf ........................... Mr. and Mrs. E. Dibble, of Oak officer; Noble Grand, Mrs. Em G II Crawford ............................. ma Coad; Vice Grand, Miss Nola lan d , Cal., both old organizers A Brown........................................ ; for Women o f Woodcraft and the Goad; secretary, Miss Alta Sav i i a llo ?r.er. .................................. Harry K ibby................................ Woodmen o f the World, but who age; treasurer, Miss Ollie Howe; C L Crider.................................... are now traveling throughout chaplain, Mrs. F. H. Morrison; Barthold Barg C o ......................... warden, Miss Edna Morrison; Oregon in tha interests o f the J W Finn .............................. United Artisan%and are at pres conductor, Miss Hallie Coad; in E Branch...................................... Hansel...................................... ent making t h f, .' headquarters side guardian, Miss Ruby Fiske; W Harry Pickens............................. in this city; su S t .-’^8 Mamie outside guardian, Mrs. Lubkie; William H oppe............................. Montgomery, special organizer . R. S. N. G., Mrs. Ora Cosper; Guy Ott ........................................ for the Women o f Woodcraft, I L. S. N. G., Miss Claudia Coad; B L iSmurk.................................... A Williamson........................... who installed the officers. After R. S. V. G., Miss Mae Shelton; L M A Lynch ................................... the regular routine o f business L. S. V. G., Mrs. Nan Ayres, Dan Elliott................................... and several good talks by the — j , William G o rs lin e ........................ J A Tate ....................................... visiting neighbors, refreshments Dallai Man Like* Salem, A Ham paon ................................... were served and a most pleasant Edwin j acobson. one o f the Thornton Hardware C o ............. hour spent. The officers who jjVe real estate men o f Dallas, A L Bartholomew..................... are to serve the following term has recently shown his faith in E Evans .................................... are; Fast Guardian Neighbor, yajenl property by buying a half T J Merrick.................................. I> Shepard. Mrs. V. P. Fiske; guardian neigh- block in Brooklyn addition. The C J F Ullrich ................... bor, Mrs. P, Starr; banker, 'consideration in this case is said Ferry account: Mrs. U. S. Grant; clerk, Miss S a -' to have been something like $700. Oberson B r o s ............... C L Hubbard ............... die Lynn; adviser, Mrs. Herbert Statesman. C Peck .......................... Lee; attendant, Mrs. Henry Gid Newton................. Stump; managers, Mrs. J. E. L Damon ....................... THOSE WHO PASSED: Sibley, Mrs. F. Allen, Mrs. Wal Courthouse account: ter Roy; sentinels, A. Stow, Jas. County Superintendent II. C. Seymour Dallas Telephone Co .. , W Stum p................... Sweeney; musician. Miss Ada returned last Friday from Salem, where II he had been engaged as a member of Dallas Mercantile C o .. Longnecker. Shaw A Moacott .......... the state board appointed to grade the I teachers’ papers written at the recent Oregon Power Co............ Card of Appreciation. state examination. In Polk county Dali»» Water Co ......... made application for state M V Woods ................... Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Pillar wish I thirty-seven papers, and all but aix passed, which it H Wilkinson................. Pauper account: in this way to publicly thank the i one of the best showings made in the D G Meador..................... many kind friends who so i state this year. The names of the suc Williams Drug C o ......... § i thoughtfully brought and sent cessful ones in this county are as fol C A Robinson.................. : J K Neal ......................... the beautiful flowers to their lows Dallas—Miss Ruth Beaver, Miss Veva home on last Tuesday, and w ill Burns, Miss Ruth Nunn, Mis« Alta G O Butler....................... Steffv......................... be ever held in grateful r e m e m - ; Savage, John B. Hatch, Mrs. Mabel S L D H Schultz............... Hatch, Miss Maud Hart. brance by them. Dr B II MeCallon........... Falls City— Miss Clara Montgomery, 7' Miss Alma Hoesby, Klmer Barnhart, J G Brown E Huntlev ............................. MAKING GOOD. Rif Mrs. Chloe Seymour, Miss Ina Graham. C Peter Cook...... Salem—Miss Martha Jensen, A. J. West Salem Supply C o .............. HI O’ Kielly, Miss I'ella Olsen, Mies Etta Current expense: Cleanup Day Already a Pronounced White. Miss Flora Grice, R M. Roberts, A F Toner................................... Miss Elsie While. Success in Every Way. Independence— W. E. Buell, Miss Kilham Stationery C o ............... Mary Whitman, Miss June Seeley, Miss Fuller Pharmacy......................... C G Coad ........ ......................... There was no question in the Gladys stew.rt, Mi*. Glass A Prudhomm . C o ............. Polk County Item izer................. Itemizer s mind but what our xeiiie Mulkey, m u « Phoebe Wyeth. Q A Bateson A C o ....................... 1 loyal citizenship would rally to Monmouth—O. H. Carton, Polk County Observer................ the suggestion o f a city cleanup w ill« m in«— w . j . Hagman. Boys' and Girls’ A id ............. .. General Gibson Pott No 64........ day, and they have already Hu.nTvist. M.si’ M .^ i l .i l shown that the major portion O f Sharidan— Mis. Chrystel Foe rate.— Leopold A Voelpel....................... J M Grant ................................. ! them are bound to make good < Observer, ft Sale Begins Saturday, July 8th. * * * 2 00 GOING BOTH WAYS. 1 00 I 258 00 12 70 Service Hard to Obtain on Lady 141 50 Living in Both Polk and 03 75 | 3 00 ! Yamhill Countie*. 2 00 j 180 80 j W om an’ « ingenuity, coupled with the 131 25 persuasive agency of a loaded musket 153 25 . ¡n tbe hands of Mrs. M. J. Carter, wife ‘M! t [ ° f a prosperous rancher living three 10 00 miles south of here, has created a bar- 2160 rier on the Carter farm through which 2 15 G. U.' Henderson, the sheriff of Yamhill 66 19 county, and A. M. Fanning, the mayor 75 03 of Sheridan, litre been unable to pene 76 00 trate. A s a result, Mra. Carter now 99 00 stands master of a situation that prom 56 00 ises to enmesh attorneys, real estate 23 “ agents, bankers, court officials and 50 50 county records in a labarynlhine legal 84 35 tangle. 333 85 Mrs. Carter drove the mayor of Sher 49 45 idan from her premises one day last 102 20 weak at thu point of a shotgun, and a 185 00 few days later, by a shrewd watchful 284 25 ness, was able to blanket the efforts of 227 11 the Yamhill county sheriff to serve a 68 12 warrant for her arrest. The house of 185 00 Carter stands within a few feet of the 114 00 dividing line between Polk and Yamhill 2 50 counties, and when Sheriff Henderson 200 00 approached the hack'door, which opens to the vista of Yamhill county, he was 9 25 met hy the decorous parley of Mrs. Car 12 00 ter, who forebore to leave the security of 8 00 that part of her home that lies within 50 00 the county of Polk. 6 00 Dissatisfied with the preliminary ne gotiation* which Mr*. Carter made with 30 90 the mayor and other! for the sale of her 1 76 land early last week, she came to a bank 3 25 in Sheridan and aecured the dead to the 4 25 ranch, which was held in escrow by the 26 50 bank. Thii is the prize now coveted by 26 95 the mayor. A legal suit has lieen insti 60 00 tuted by the prospective buyers, alleg 12 00 ing a breach of contract on the part of Mrs. Carter, but Situs far she had de 15 50 clined to accept monetary offers to bind 6 70 the transaction, and declares she will 14 00 not until she is satisfied that there is no 6 00 connected with the transfer. 21 20 trickery It Is the object of the plaintiffs to 9 60 bring suit in Yamhill county, where 6 OO legal expenses will be minimized, due to 5 00 the proximity of the county seat. If 2 50 action it begun in Polk county, it will 106 00 swing the stage of controversy to Dellas, 9 90 tha county seat of Polk county, which is 10 00 more nearly inaccessible from Sheridan. The convenient topography of tha 2 50 Carter farm, in that She boundary line 5 67 between the two counties offers immedi 11 30 ate exit from the province of the law on 21 84 either aide, is regarded as a stumbling 49 25 block that will handicap seriously the 10 90 prosecution of the suit by the plaintiffs. 25 50 —Oregonian. 56 85 100 00 Probate. 25 00 278 80 In tbt estate of John L. Guttry, de 32 14 ceased—monthly allowance to widow increased to $30. and are not going to wait for any j In the estate of Margaret D. Camp Dallas to Make Display. BILLS ALLOWED. bell, deceased—executor ordered to sell specified day to do it either. Just | The Dallas Commercial Club, acting personal estate. a gentle hint o f that character along the lines laid down by the meal Roads and bridges: In the estate of J. H. Burton, de was enough for the most of Atlas Bridge C o........................... $3000 00 ing of delegates front the various com al ased—administratrix ordered to bor them. All week, scythes and Craven Bros ................................. 358 75 mercial clubs of Linn, Lane, Marion, row money. 5 63 Benton and Polk counties in Albany has rakes have been in demand, and Willamina State Bank ........... Sheriff Grant is atCorvallia on official 13 24 taken up with the county court the i the result already is quite a dif Strong A Shafer........... ............... Spaulding Logging C o.. . 32 43 placing a Polk county exhibit at tha hnsinese and John Ritcher is high Uiea ferent town. Those who cannot Security V A M Wt .. IS 60 state fair. The court made the club the of the shop here. forks find time personally to attend to M L Frants 11 28 proposition that if it would gather the There will he a rattling good game of' .. 73 34 exhibit, the court would put it up and ! cleaning up are hiring it done ! Standard Oil Co ............ 24 7o install it at Salem. The Dalles club is ball next 8unday afternoon. Dallas ve. Wells. Do not misa it. and labor for the purpose is at a Soehrcn Warehouse C o ............. 5 0 0 1 now taking the matter up with the In premium Ye editor tries to I ......... A quintet of our best militia shootera 3 50 dependence, Monmouth and Falla Citv Roik county has *re at Clackamas endeavoring to make keep his little home pretty well k c Hall .............................. 15 60 Commercial Clubs. 16 10 not made an exhibit at the state fair, their mark in the rifle target. slicked up. yet we have put in Gold Creek Lumber Co 6 00 “ 4 b7 ‘ h* -n e e Henry 8av.ry . « at Monmouth th i. \ two full days this week, and tHe M x p,*,her 46 58 1905, In 1905 Polk's exhibit carried off morning and apprehended Edgar Sacree, Watt Shipp result is not yet fully up to the O A W Sewer Pipe C o ............. 53 50 so many first prises that W. H. Down wanted in Portland on • minor charge. fastidious desires o f Polk’s best 9 F C A tV Ry Co ................... 475 00 ing, president ol the State Board of Ag 21 23 riculture, wt* prompted to remark that Richard LeGallienne, tiring of the printer. It takes time, all right, E M Smith ............................... 38 82 Polk County ie justly entitled to be call eternal wail of those who decry the pres to keep our homes looking neat. Beall A C o .................................. 17 50 ed the "Blue Ribbon C ounty" of Ore ent as dull, prosaic, all-bueinesa age Dallas I.nmber A Gigging Co end bewail the passing of the "good old 4 77 gon—Oregonian. Falls City Lumber Ca Patent. days of poetry and romance," hat writ 3 50 N A Lund# ten to» the August number of the Smart 29 05, F J W a g n e r..H I 8 to Guilford W. Worden. Set against thi* theory. C n CoMa, C reep sad w boop sag Coegk. C Stafrin ...................................... 74 91 V . S. to G W Portwood. Installation of Officers. Rebekahs Install. , SII L H *££!!*&.. Chamberlain s Voueti Remedy
