Roost for College Rally Day.
Azurea at Ellis’ drug store.
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You can now kill buck deer.
See Shepherd’s removal ad sale. :
All repairing done promptly at
Have you dined at the N e w !
the jewelry store.—A. H. Harris. Scott?
Dr. Butler, dentist, office over |
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Kerber are
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the proud parents o f a new son. the Fuller pharmacy.
born Sunday, October 29th.
For sale, 4-foot oak wood, also
For sale—14 head o f good dairy 16-inch oak wood. Phone 9x7.
cows. If taken at once $35 and
Eyes tested, glasses fitted at j
$40.—Wm. Baxter, Dolph, Ore the jewelry store.—A. H. Harris.
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gon.
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Charley Minnich has delivered
County Fruit Inspector B. Y. 300 cords o f wood in Dallas this
Allen can be found every Satur- j season,
day at Brown & Bird’s real
Miss Allie Fuller is down from
estate office.
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, Harrisburg, where she is teach-
Orville Waller, an old time jng school.
ROYAL
BAKING
POWDER
Absolutely P u re
Wanted- By you r* lady, room
mlT.r « t e & I i
“ and board In private fam ily.1
caller yesterday.
Address P. 0 . box 290, City.
The bargain that Ed Cochrane I
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offers in a fruit farm under New , ..
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Today will only hold good until & * W.
Clocks called
Saturday noon. A fter that it is for and delivered. Phone 1071.
For watches, diamonds, clocks,
all off.
Jewelry, silverware call at the
Owing to increased business
jewelry store.—J. H. Shepherd.
Mrs. Gregory has had to add an-
oih ;r clerk in the Dallas Variety j See A. H. Harris for watch.
jewelry repairing and
s ore, Miss Roxana Fiske assum- clock,
ing the position.
j optical goods at the jewelry
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Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Smith s^°"e'
Economizes Butter, Floor,
Eggs; makes the lood more
appetizing and wholesome
The only Baking Powder made
from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar
Hiiip her eon, William,
1 her hume here
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Removal! Removal!
haa returned to
Mr. ami Mra. W. L. Barber want ov
er to Buell Sunday.
Kdtm Mulkey, of Monmouth, was in
D iilas Sunday.
Mr. and Mra. Tom Gleason, of Salem,
vis ted frieuds here Sunday.
Mrs. L. K. Adams returned
Washington Sunday.
VVV%V\W%\V\\VW»WVWWWW
F rank S tu m p
I will move on Main Street about November 10, where the new
front is going in, between the Campbell and Gaynor stores. Will
install new fixtures and a large increase in new stock, consisting o f
I
coTt oi^2fnt,l*rUo thurch
h*’ *
new
I .re Ken too was a paaaerger on Tuee-
lay'a train Irum Salem.
Best Quality of Goods Usually Carried in a
First Class Jewelry Store
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Mia* Flora McCallon returned from
Saiuni Tneaday.
Mra. Victor Ballantyne, of Sodaville,
viaitiuir licr mother, Mrs. E. M. Hall,
this week.
iff
JC
S. T Jones went to Portland WeJnee-
'
day morniu,.
And you will not be able to duplicate the prices for the same
quality o f goods in Portland or Salem. I spent years buying and
selling this class o f goods, and, as in the past, so in the future,
my store shall be known as a place
¡J
Jinlaon Foster went to Portland Frl*
•(a day on a short visit.
Where You Can A lw ays Get GOOD SERVICEABLE GOODS, and
be Sure^You are Getting Just W hat You Pay For.
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Mra. Frtd Toner returned from Salem
last week.
T
Carey Hayter came home from Port-
land F'riday.
y
John Bird went to Portland Friday.
u
Nathan Stowre went to Portland Mon*
'cr Jav.
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ai
H. Harris has charge o f the
from
Miss Winu came home from Indepen-
dence Wednesday.
IIp:
Mrs. Henry Stump returned from
now have their new farm home
For
Sale—Practically
new
^
New her« Friday.
completed
and
finished,
moving
Standard
Bachmann
piano,
a
M. Hayter, dentist,, Bank Blk.
Go to Ellis’ drug store for fan
m
Chas. Bilyen is having hit house pa-
Repair and Optical Departments
from town Moi day. They have cabinet grand at wholesale price,
^
pered.
Have you dined at the New' cy stationery.
a handsome and convenient res- Address Itemizer office.
Scott?
Born, October 29th, to Mr. and idence,
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Dr B. H. McCallon and J. J. Fiddler
went to Portland F'riday in the former's
You don’ t take any chances
and your work will be attended to
Eyes tested and glasses fitted Mrs. John Friesen, o f Salt Creek,
£
car.
We made an error last week in when you buy Hart Schaffner &
at the jewelry store.—A H. Har a son.
promptly, and, as you know, his
Mr and Mrs. Ed Hedgea, of Rickre-
naming Edwin Jacobson’s new Marx clothes o f Dallas Mercan
Remember,
Fidler’s
will
be
ris.
tf
y
all, visited at the home of Miss Muffet
car. It should have been a Chal- tile Co. Satisfaction is guaran
work
is
the
very
best
in
those
lines
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Born, Thursday, October 19th, headquarters for holiday goods mers-Detroit. It is a 1912 model teed.
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and I assure you that upon a trial
Mis. Clarence Reynolds who is at-
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and a nice rider, as we know by
to Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Elliott, a at popular prices.
The Polk County Poultry asso
! tending college in Eugene, spent ^uo*
Sam Scanlon, a fireman on our practical experience, he having ciation will meet at the court
daughter.
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you will feel that
I day with friends and relatives in Dallas.
For rent—newly fu rn ish ed old time narrow guage, is now given us a spin last Friday morn- house November 11th to fill va
46 Mrs. George Scott and daughter, Ed-
cancies in offices caused by re
house one block from square. foreman in the Albina car shops. ifig.
46 j na Johnson, hare returned from Nam*
1 pa, Idaho.
Address Itemizer.
D. E. Trip, o f the San Fran
David Guthrie, o f Dallas, who moval.
We Merit a Share of
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| Walter Hoy, of Toledo, visited in Dal-
Brown & Sibley, attorneys and
Dr. A. M. McNichol, Osteo- cisco Southern Pacific offices, is came to Corvallis about three
46 I las Tuesday.
pa athic physician.
Office one looking over Assessor Graves’ weeks ago to make the acquaint- abstracters, notary public. Ab-
Your Patronage
46:
ance
o
f
his
new
grandson,
the
stracts
made
promptly
at
a
rea-
valuations
today.
Dr. C. C. Holing has returned from an
b li ock west o f Gail hotel.
46- extended visit in the eastern states.
little son o f Mr. and Mrs. Clar- sonable charge. 616 Mill street,
Miss
Gertrude
Humphrey,
of
Cass Riggs and A. M. Rob
ence Whiteside, was so pleased j Dallas, Oregon,
46- Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Beebe, of Lemon,
ertson were up from Rickreall Medford, has returned home af with the little fellow that he is
For diamondSi watches, clocks,
46 South Dakota, have arrived and will
Friday and came in to see our ter a week spent here with Mr.
make their home in Dallas.
back agam it being impossible j ewerly> silverware see J. H.
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and
Mrs.
Joe
Craven.
new quarters.
A. 11. Craven, of Monmouth, was in
for him to stay away any longer,
at the jewelry store.
46 Dallas this week.
A fter 35 years o f absence S.
Corvallis G.-T.
Bernard Friesen left yesterday
A.
H.
Harris
attends
to
the
Mrs. J E. Goetz went to Portland
46 Wednesday.
for a several months visit at his D. Steffv is about to leave for
John Lynn and Grace Sneider | watch and jewelry repairing, tf
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old Nebraska home, stopping en- his old Indiana home, stopping were married last night by J u s-! Ed p ,aster
the Comet in
A lm a M itc h e ll
route to visit with a son in Ida enroute to Modesto. Cal., where tice Hardy Holman at his res.- the ea8tern sky at 5 o ’clock in
»16
Miss Beaver went to Salem Friday.
he
will
leave
his
wife
and
son,
ho.
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dence. The^ contractmg^parries t^e mornjng ¡s now a beautiful
Robert.
Mrs. Frank Lynn, o f Perry-
are both well known young peo sight, having a tail o f good di-
ami Raymond, went to Amity F'riday,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
H.
McCarter,
dale. is at the home of her moth
ple o f Dallas, the groom being a mensions and considerable bril
1 returning Sunday.
er, Mrs. S. J. Richmond, after a of the Buena Vista section, were son o f Mr. and Mrs. John Lynn,
Mias llunaon and Mra. Bruce Miller
liancy.
lem were practising on our target range i J. Elliott, of the Peedee country, was were Dallas visitors Saturday.
serious surgical operation at St. callers -Monday. Mr. McCarter Senior, and the bride a daughter
CHILDREN’S CONTEST.
Sundav.
Karl Mangis, of Rickreall was in Dal-
A special force o f policeman
Vincent hospital in Portland. Her has gone out of hops, believing of Mr. and Mrs. I. Sneider, all
i in Dallas Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chapmen, of Sa
many friends will be pleased to the natural sequence of alfalfa residents o f Dallas. They will were put on Halloween night, Frank Stump..........................70 . . . 50
Mr. Briggs bought Mr. Ames’ goats lag Saturday.
lem, were in Dallas over Sunday.
Mra. John Brown reports her son,
Saturday.
hear that she is rapidly regain and hogs to be more remuner make their hCme here, and have but their services were hardly ilarriet Davis........................ 70 . . . 50
I Will, of Sheridan, slowly improving.
Mr. I. L. Smith visited hia brother in
ative.
ing her health.
Miss Wanda Keyt, of Perrydale, was
the best wishes of their many needed as our lads had conclud Ruth Miller ........................ 42 . . . 50 Salem
Mr. Korette is badly rushed with hi,
Thursday.
a Dallas visitor Saturday.
ed to be extremely decorous— Alma Mitchell......... ...............19. .. 25
friends.
| blacksmith work.
.
R u t h M ille r .
perhaps for that reason,
Mrs. Mason is taking care of Mra. j There nas an entertainment at the
H arriet D avis.
Paul Neipel, who killed himself
Mr. and Mrs. Bilyen were Salem vis
Ramey,
who
is
sick.
I Presbyterian church Friday night.
Mr. and Mrs. E<1 Snyder snd family
Mrs. Elizabeth Pratt, o f West itors Suniluy.
at Eola about two months ago,
moved to Brownsville Tf huraday.
George Batin and wife visited at John ! John Marks, of Aurora, visited friends
still lies at Mr. Chapman’ s un Virginia, is here visiting with
Mr. and Mrs, George Gerlinger were
| here recectly.
Mr. Duffey has gone to Vincent, In- Fuller’s 1 1 Monmouth last week.
dertaking parlors. He has been Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Sweeney. business visitors in Salem Sunday.
! Jay W iight visited his brother. H. W.
diana, to visit friendj.
Rev. Gates returned Saturday from Wright last week.
positively identified by New York Mrs. Pratt and Mr. Jas. Sweeney
Miss Grace Sprague went to Salem
McMinnville, where he was helping to
Ed
Snyder
has
bought
Ben
Thomp
were
old
schoolmates
in
the
south
relatives, and about a month ago
Sunday.
| J. W. Mitchell recievod the sad news
hold a revival meeting.
son’s team.
of the death of ids mother at Denver.
they ordered the body sent to and the two elderly people are
Mr. link Mrs. L. H. Schult» returned
Sol
Blessing
went
to
Salem
Monday.
He returned from there about t< ur
highly
enjoying
talking
over
old
Jerry O’ Brien got hia leg hurt at the
home Sunday from a visit in Salem.
that state c. o. d.
This Mr.
1
rock
crusher.
Billie Collius sold his team to Ben months ago, where he was visiting her,
Chapman could not do, owing to times.
. Mr. and Mrs. La Maaieur returned
iiuving not seen her for 35 years. She
T. 8. Tow nsend, oi Portland, was in Thompson.
railroad regulations, which were
1 was 77 years old.
The Woodmen held an inter Sunday from a visit in Salem,
Dallus
Thursday
visiting
E.
A.
Hamil
John
Lambert,
of
McMinnville,
was
a
explained to them by him, but esting session Tuesday night. W.
Philip Hsgg has returned to Wiecon-
Mrs. Adams returned Sunday morn ton.
Dallas visitor Sunday.
sid by way of California, where he will
no further disposition o f the G. Vassall tendered his resigna ing from a several months visit with
W.
P.
Miller’s
little
boy
force«!
a
dog
visit
a cousin.
Dr. Stewart, of McMinnville, was in
body has been ordered, and it tion as camp organizer and Will her daughter, Mrs. Nelson, of Washing fennel bud up bis nose and they bad to
Dallas Monday.
| Mrs. John Miller haa gone to Siletz to
ton.
may be interred here.
Kraber was elected to the posi
have the doctor retnoye it.
All>ert Baxter and family, of Perry- 1 visit her aunt.
Mrr. Robert liowe, of Portland, vis
tion. Mr. Vassall distributed a
Frank Lynn went to Portland in his dale, passed through Dallas in his auto
Mrs. Tom (Henson and two boys have
ited in Dallas over Sunday.
couple
o
f
dollars
in
attendance
auto
last
week,
returning
Monday.
been over from Salem visiting her par
NEW TO-DAY
Sunday.
Mrs. Clifford was moved home from
ents.
prizes.
Mrs. A. B. Servey was in Dallas
Mrs. Cecil Br >wn, of Newberg, visited
the hospital Saturday.
T w o Jersey heifers and one h o g .—
| Will Martin haa gone for a week’s
Thursday.
relatives in Dallas over Sunday.
F OR Ew SALE—
ing Bros., Folk,
N'J
A meeting o f the soldiers and
hunt to the mountains.
Miss Alice Grant visited her two
Mr. and Mrs. George Stroud, of Oak
sailors o f Polk County will be aunts in Monmouth Sunday.
The Mission people held their meet I Carl Williams is going to Portland.
dale,
are
moving
to
Dallas
for
the
win
ing at Mr. Bantu’ s.
riv in g horse for h ii feed this w in held at the court house at 2
Mrs. Williams has gone to Sheridan
Mrs Toney, of McMinnville, visited ter.
W rANTED—d
ter. G ood fa r e give n .—A Butklntlter. N16 o ’clock next Saturday in response
Mr. M. Ramey, of Buell, was visiting to visit her daughter, Mrs. Victor Fink.
J. C. Üglow's several days last week.
The road is graveled from Dallas to in Dallas last week.
to
a
request
from
the
adjutant
Miss Addie Boyd ton went to Luckia-
Edna Clifford, of Portland, visited Clarence Sellers’ .
FOR HALE—One sorrel geld in g, four
H ORSE
Mr. and Mrs E. V. D. Paul, f f Buell, mute Sunday.
years o ld . w eight abou t 1.1UU, w ork any general to give their preference with her parents Saturday and Sundav.
place, a tine driv e r.—A. J Evans.
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family
drove
over
were
Dallas
visitors
Monday.
John
Reasoner
and
The section boss’ wife's sister from
as to the relief bills now pending
Mrs. Dessie Irwin is working for Mrs. to Alsea Saturday.
Mrs. 1». B. Martin, who has been vis- Sand Lake is visiting her.
in Congress. Representative W. Clifford.
The Egg Producers’ Supreme. C. Hawley will meet with them. Claude Notl returned to his home in
AM breeding Sheppard's Fam ous Anconas
I that
As will be seen in their adver Springfield Thursday.
average 266. The
A n con a strain
prem ier. Have a few e x ce lle n t cock erels for tisement, Mr. Wm. Hertzog has
Grover McDonald wont to Salem
sale
at
$5.00
each.
These
w
ill
raise
the
egg
all wool
in your you n g stock. If not in the mar* purchased the stock o f the Rose Monday with a load of hogs for Ids
{ ield
et now for a cockerel, let me book you now
father.
for eggs or h atching or baby ch ick s in the City Mercantile company, now in
spring.—W. C. GOODALL, W hite Salm on. the Thompson building, and will
H. 8. But* went to Vancouver Mon-
W ashington.
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conduct that store in the future. lay on business.
LO R sale at a bargain for 20 day», lot 5 in Dal
Dr. Boll man went to Salem Sunday.
He is now opening another stock
* las Fruit Farms, com p risin g 10 acres If
not sold then, w ill be taken off the m arket.— o f goods in addition, and is going
Krnest Hansen is at home from Nortli
k4 Cochrane, Phon« Black 54._________ tm I ^ to 0 offer
ffe r some
some bargains.
bargains. Mr.
Mr. Yakaina visiting his patent«.
JNO. H. S H E P H E
Serviceable
Snappy Styles
for M e n ..
In the widest possible selec
tion o f
Suits and Over
coats are ready for your in
spection.
Don’t fail to see
the new styles in
Bishop’s Read
Tailored Clothes
Prices $10 to $35
Woodman Hall!
rid o f HertZOK assures US he
« V J S , X 'iiod '¡S P S S I locate
permanently,
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H A V E rented m y farm and must get
j g y and
Hiid single harness for^40,
for $40, one w ushiug
ushinz j o u t * t O W n n R S
bugjjy
much m e, latest im p roved 19U0 washer, ana 1 -
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one good strong o ld wagi 11 , on e blaek team o f | I O F 6 I t .
one m are and on e horse, and a large black
c o lt 1H m onths old on the farm near Perrydale.
—W m . M .B irgea n t.
for sale ch ea p at the
O RGAN
store,
H A LE—Cheat seed
F OR D aniel,
D allas.
and
Htockwell m usic
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hajr by H olt Mc-
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OR HALE—50 high grade Cots w old ew e lam bs
h tu 25 Lincolns, all fat but should go for |
breeding. Wilt be priced right.—C. D. N airn, I
bliadelaud Farms, near Ball ton*
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F
I OST—C ollie bitch , black, w hite c o l.a r and
L breast. Reward. N otny C. D. N airn, near
Bailston. Am ity postoffice.
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I OST— Ladies' gold w atch, leather fob attach* 4
H ed in itials
L, C , No. 5:t4l7tiO, Elgin, He
turn to Dallas hotel, reward.
tf
L.
HALE—d riv in g horse, buggy, harness and j
F OR carl
at a bargain .—Chas, G regory, D allas, ,
tt SALK— White winter wheat.—C. W. Boyle.
Dallas.
OJS
r
A N T E D - A fresh
m ilch co w .—Frank
II) a n .
H a i
ti
W
OR SALE— One 5-horse pow er steam en gine, ;
been used abou t 12 mouthH. pro» tit ally as
g o o d aa new . $15 takes it.—Dallas Meat <
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F
OREGON^
Biplan«, t 1^ In.
MonoplaM. Z'.'t In.
A NEW STYLE IN
COR HALE— Vetoh seed—A. O. Rempel. phone
i
Dixie 515.
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ANTED veal—W ill pay 12ft cents a poun d for
prim e veal.—Dallas Meat Co.
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S A L E M
be-
W e aim to carry as many
sorts of underwear as there
are physical types among
men. Heavy, long-cut un
d e r w e a r fo r the cold
blooded; lighter, athlctic-cut
underwear l o r those of mere
active circulation. And the
in-between kinds. All sizes,
all good fabrics, and all
dependable qualities.
No one undersells us on
underwear of equal grades.
COR HALE, vetch seed.—U. 8. Grant, 61 M Main
F m e e t . Dallas,
W
SALEM WOOLEN MILLS
STORE
fu tu re
CO R SALE—a kitch en stove and o th e r house-
F hold goods, Ph one 1552.
tf j
For Sale.
We have recently put in the
“ Just Right” Shoes, $4.00 to
$5.00. They will prove their
worth if given a trial.
SL g r e a t
is here to
believing
W A N T E D —I pay M cents for prim
** M. Briggs, phone 14x.*. Dallas.
veal —J j
tl 1
I - a thousand. All kinds o f rough lu m ber at
9 1 the W a M artin saw m ill, abou t 2$; ilea
tf
west o f D allas. Ph one 1x9.
VL’ ANTED— H igh sat prices paid for beef, veal,
U m ilch cow s or »tuck ca ttle o f any deaf tp-
tion . Inqalra o f J. M Briggs, or phone ‘ M il
tf
G illiam line. Dallas
4 M H P gasolin e en gin e for sale Inquire o f
I Ü h JÍ
r t Ed. Biddle at theD allas Iron Works.
I HAVE som e dam aci d w heat for sala at
1 cents a bushel.—W B . B u r n s
w ith
U u ttonh ob a t..at
nelth« r u * r
tin« .u
S
COLLARS
2
fe e 2 8 «
|>a. e Hubbard ia hauling tile Iron
Monmouth to u .e on i.u place aouti.-
" O S tO f UallHS.
Mr. and Mrs. C. ft. Jensen, of Del
, j Plain, Iowa, are visiting hia aunt, Mrs.
Swanson.
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W. P. Miller has just finished digging
| his 500 bushel potato crop.
The low sixth moved down to the
high school Monday.
j The H. H. C. of the Methodist church
| li lil Its first social gathetiug Monday
evening. A large crowd was present
and a very pleasant time enjoyed.
| Frank Holman lias had a large crew
j of men digging potatoes for him at his
garden near Polk Station.
Mrs. Boilman returned from Halsey
| Sunday.
Anna May Longnccker and Catherine
Reese «rent to Salem Sunday.
Miss Grace Snyder went to Falls City
Sunday to visit a sick friend.
Mr. and Mrs Johnnie Uglow went to
! McMinnville Sunday.
Harold Hinshaw was a Salem visitor
1 Sunday.
Misses Ada and Anna Farmer return
ed home Sunday from a visit with their
pare, tf in Portland.
Miss O’ Keef was a Salem visitor Sun
day.
Jess Barham returned home Sundav
from • business trip to Salem.
Miss Ada Longnecker, who is study
ing music at Willamette fnivereity.
vi.ited with her parent* Sunday.
THURSDAY
and FRIDAY
woo..........
Nov. 9 ,1 0
THE COMIC O PE R A-------------------
H . M . S. P IN A P O R E
Auspices Dallas High School
Mrs. Ralph Wastell, Accompanist
Martin E. Robinson, Director
oooooooooooooooooooooooooo ♦♦♦oooooooooooooooooooooooeooooooooooooooooooooooooo
CAST of CHARACTERS
Sir Joseph l’orter, K. C. B. Ralph Wastell
Josephine .......................
Laura Poling
Captain Corcoran................. L P. Gilmore
Hebe.......................... Mrs I). M. Metzger
Ralnh Kackstraw ........Rev. E. W. Miles
Buttercup ...............
Mrs. F W. Zeller
Dick Deadeye................... Norval Gates
Boatswain's M ate.....................II. A. Tests
Boatswain..........................
F. W. Zeller
Sargeant of Marines ................ Karl Day
40 — Hailors, Marines, Sisters, Cousins and Aunts — 40
Frank 81.river left Sunday for Coos
Bay.
Dalla» Mercantile Co.
Mrs. Wesley Hayes went to St. Johns OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOiMHS *
Sunday, where she will make tier fu
Library Report for Odobcr.
ture home.
Ne* horrowers esnls is s a c i............. 52
Mr. snd Mrs, Walters, recently of
C h i M m i '* I ju u k * ......................................... 22*i Mioneeota, have ren trj Mr*. Jenny
Ni.n-fiction .......................................... 150 Williams’ house on Ash street.
Fiction ................................................. 4:i5
Mr. and Mr*. Fid Jacobson drove
N um berof csller» ............................. 1090
their new csr to Salem Sunday.
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Bill Paul caii|g over from Salem Sat
Miss Li»iii«»ton'« ( ‘ompnnion — IHIIon
urday.
Garden « Fate—Norton.
A number of militia boys from Sa-
Sidney Carterei, rsneher,— Bimlloss
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Special SCENERY and rn C T ! ™ r
Prices, 25, 35, 50c.
Reserved Seats at Stafrins’ Nov. 8