Polk County itemizer., November 02, 1911, Image 8

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Geo. Booth by, of Monmouth, was seen
in this locality last Wednesday.
Mrs. K. Clarke and brother. James
Goodman, were Dallas visitors last
Thursday.
Bell Phone 103.
Mutual Phone 180«. 1
Helen Marks, of Kickreall, visited
Calls Promptly Answered Day or Night ♦
with iier grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Walker, several days of last week.
OFFICE: ('Impel and Parlura. N. Main at. ^
D A LLAS. OREÛON:
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Miss Ina Fishhack is visiting relatives
and friends in Carlton and Newberg
this week. '
Correspondents’ Contest.
Beginning August 1st the Itemizer be­
gan a four months correspondents’ con­
test on the same lines as heretofore, ex­
cept the prizes will lie in «ash, instead
of other articles, that method seeming
to suit liest all concerned. The most
regular and most newsy correspondent
during that time will receive $10, the
second $'>. the third $2.50 and the next
two $1 each. The contest will close
Nov. 31st and he immediately follow­
ed by another of four months duration
commencing on that date.
Joe Howsman and family of Mon­
mouth, were pleasant visitors at the
Bosley home Sunday.
P. L. Fish back made a business trip
to Buena Vista Monday.
John Walker is helping Tom Marks,
of Kickreall, with his fall work.
Herman Wonder attended the I. O. ()
F. lodge meeting in Independence last
Thursday evening.
CAUSES
MUCH DISr ASE.
K .1 Robinson bought a mare and
colt from B. M. Howell.
Do not neglect Indigestion which may
lead to all sorts o f Ills and complica­
tion«. An eminent phy*l< bin once said
that ninety-five per cent o f all the ills
o f the human body have their origin in
a disordered stomach
Our experience with Rexall Dysp p
sla Tublets leads us to believe them to
he among the most de|»cndable retne
dies known for the relief o f indigos
tlon and chronic dyspepsia. Their In
gredieuts are soothing and healing to
the inflamed membranes o f the st< m
ach. They are rich In pepaln. one ot
the greatest digestive aids known to
medicine.
The relief they afford Is
very prompt. Their use with persis­
tency and regularity for a short time
tends to hrlng about a cessation o f tile
pains caused by stomach disorders.
Rexall Dysj»epsia Tablets help to In­
sure healthy appetite, to aid digestion,
and thus promote nutrition.
As e v i­
dence o f our sincere fuith In Rexall
Dyspepsia Tablets, we ask you to try
them at our risk.
I f they (R> not
give you entire satisfaction. we wllj
return you the money you paid us
for them, without question or form al­
ity. They come In three sizes, prices
25 cents. 60 cents, and $1.00.
Re­
member, you can obtain them only
at our store — The Rexall Store.
Two sisters
visiting her.
A. E. Kimball and family have moved
to Falla City.
A baby girl arrived at the Wigle home
on the 2lst.
F. Wittenstrom has gone to Kansas
to visit liis sister.
B. M. Howell, C, A. Babcock and the
Wigle brothers have returned from Si-
Mrs. R. M.
Mrs. M. L.
j Saturday.
CHICAGO rJERCHANT
MAKES STATEMENT.
and Mr«. A. J Harman were Albany
s *»|*i • r last Thursday.
CASTOR»
G. W. McLaughlin is improving his'
farm home by building a cellar and
porch and putting in a septic tank.
of Mrs. B. M, Howell are After Spending Thoownda o f D ollare
and Consulting the Moot Em inent
R. Emmond and Mr. Black butchered
some nice hogs Monday.
Physicians. H e W as Desperate.
Hampton is bedfast again.
CHICAGO, IL L S .— Mr. J. Q.
Mr. James McClain and Mias Ethel
Hampton went to Nortons
McClain went to Carlton Sunday to at­
Becker, of 134 Van Buren 8t., a
tend the wedding of Miss Rosa Kau.
wholesale dry goods
well-known wh
Advice About 8tomach Troubles and
How te Relievo Them.
“ I do not believe there is any other
CONRAD STAFRIN , Dallas, Oregon
medicine ho good for w hooping cough us
Chamber Iain's Cough Remedy,” w rites
Mrs. Francis Turpin, Junction City,
Oregon. This remedy is also nnsui* so Mr. Carrie Ktun.Un) and children
pased for colds and croup. For sale by were visiting Mrs. Il.iefa Sunday.
MONMOUTH NO. 2.
all good dealers.
Mr. Moss on Little Klk wilt soon have
til. new Itnnae completed on hi. home­
^trickier iV Murdock are holding a
stead. He is still busy hauling lumber.
PEEDEE No 1.
sale to close out their stock of goods.
(iraml|.aand Grandma McDowell it re
They will carry the factory output of
reported a little better at this writing.
Klliott Bros., of Portland in the future.
Some here have seen the comets.
I.lnyil Cordell made a business trip
Lester Lind»ay, of Oak Grove, came
Grandma Hastings is here visiting to lilodgett Monday witnhie mule team.
up Sunday for a few days visit with
relatives.
friends here.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs, Win. Wakefield
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kotico went to Sa October 17tb, a bouncing U-pound boy.
Pres. Ackerman has returned from
Medford, where he attended an insti­ lem Saturday to see his father who h
sick.
tute.
Cures baby's croup Willie’s daily
There was a surprise party at Freer'* cuts and bruises, n,amnia's sore throat,
Work on the normal gymnasium has
grandma's lameness— l)r. Thomas' Kc-
been completed and s udents are taking last Saturday night.
lectic Oil—the household remedy,
exercises under the physical instructor.
Troy Turner and family visited at A1
Several train loads of gravel have va Womer’s last Sunday.
ROCCA.
been laid on the Southern Pacific tracks
Jesse Yost and wife went to Airlie
within the past week.
last Saturday to do some trading.
Mrs. A. B. Morlan will sell at public
Wilhelm Yost has returned to his
auction the household goods of A. T. home in Port and.
Croiis.
Alva VVomer, wife and daughter, Eva
P. O. Powell is erecting a big new went to Dallas last Thursday.
barn oil bis farm north of tow'n.
Frank Rowley has been to Corvallis a
Mr. C. G. Griff a is putting a new ad­ few days last week.
dition to his house on Railroad avenue.
Mr. Loye has bean building a large
The public and hi ¿h school, of Mon­ chicken house for Frank Gilliam.
mouth, moved into the new building
Loren Burbank and wife have moved
Monday morning. The public school
is located on the second floor and the to Black Rock.
high school on the third floor. The
W ill Bush desires w li) ever borrow-
building is modern in every res|>ect.
cd his little heating stove from the
Frank Bush place to bring it home as
For pains in the side or chest damp­ he needs it quite badly these frosty
en a piece of flannel with Chamberlain's mornings.
Liniment and bind it on over the seat of
Elsie Bush visited Hazel and Mabel
pain. There is nothing better. For
Saturday night.
sale by all good dealers.
1 letz \vl**re they have been working for
! orne time.
l'c h ! Itch! Itch!—Sc atch! Scratch* ■
, dealer, states as follows:
8« r itch! The more you scratch the E
**1 have had catarrh fo r mors
worse the itch. Try Doan’s Ointment.
years.
Have tried
It cures piles, eczema, any skin itching, P than thirty ye
j everything on earth and spent
j All druggists sell it.
I thousands of
o f dollare fo r other
medicines and with phyeicians,
FALLS CITY
without getting any lasting re­
lief, and can aay to you that I
Mr. Tr >tter, from Yakima, Wash.,
have found Peruna the only rom*
is traveling through the valley buying
edy that haa cured me per­
I goats.
manently.
Willard Gilbert and wife came in from
'Portland last week and are visiting at
•'Peruna has also cured my
Mr. and Mrs. S. 11. Tetherow’s.
wife of catarrh. She always keeps
it in the house fo r an attack o f
Doctor L. Pfandhoefer was a Dallas
cold, which it invariably cures in
visitor last week.
a vert- short tim e ."
Charles Dill and w ife went to Salem
last week for several days visit.
For Infants and Children^
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Ben Kidder, of Wells, threshed some­
thing like 75 bushels of clover seed for
M. N. Prather last week.
Jeb Milhouser is hauling cord wood to
the wooddock for Paul Hansen.
Emil Gohat and wife were down from
Albany Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sippy left Friday for
Eastern Oregon to stay for the winter.
Signature
Hilly Wells, of Halsey, is with his
mother who is very sick at the home of
her 6on, G. A. Wells.
of
Mr. and Mrs. Holstein sre living at
the farm home of Mr. Barber west of
town.
Chamlterlain’s Stomach and Liver
T a b id « do not sicken or g ii >e, and may
be
taken with peifoct >«*ety by the
J. H. Flower was transacting business
MICHIGAN CITY.
most delicate woman or the youngest
at his Portland oflice last Wednesdav
child. The old and feeble will also find
and Thursday.
Miss Annie Tate, of Sublimity, is vis­ them a most suitable remedy for aiding
John Courier was in Salem last week
and strengthening their weakeaed di­
iting with Mrs. John Schindler.
attending to real estate matters.
gestion and for regulating the bowels.
Mr. and Mrs. John Schindler visited For sale by all good dealers.
J R. Movlan, superintendent of the
Spaulding company here, was a Salem friends at Sublimity Saturday and Sun-
I
day.
visitor for a coiiple of days last week.
WEST SALEM.
Burl Olliver and Asa Smith attended
I Mr. Williams, one of the boopkeep-
ers In the Bosh hank at Salem, has the basket social at Lincoln.
Mrs. L. Livermore made a business
bought a farm here and will set it out
Fred Ewing and S. L. Jones were vis­
to fruit.
itors near Marion, where Mr. Ewing trip to Portland last Thursday.
Mr*. Cone Baker moved her house­
Mr. Chapman, county coroner, with purchased a Lorre.
John Schindler is hauling lumber for hold goods to Geo. Gosser’s barn and
his wife and some fiiends, were Falls
will keep house for Mr. Gosser, as both
a hog house, which he is building.
City visitors last week.
girls attend school, Miss Essie going to
W. O McKown came up from Port­
Apple picking flniahed last Saturday business college.
land last week and is visiting relatives on the Wallace farm and the packing j
Chet White is building a launch and
in town. He leaves th s week for his will finish this week.
Chapin llavilaiid is helping him even­
homestead claim in Eastern Oregon.
The Post has killed the potato vines j ings.
E. B. Harrington, who has been in now and the farmers will soon be busy
J. T. Hunt and N. O. Bailee sold their
town for a couple of days, left for his digging
hops last week for 41 cents.
Newberg home Monday.
Hazel Patterson, while playing at
George Leric, alias Jimmie Haw-sin*,
i John Walters and wife returned home school, was pushed over a bank and got
who tried to prove who killed the Hill
after a couple of weeks visit with his her face badlv scratched.
family
near Portland, ran away last
daughters in Airlie and the Pedee coun­
spring from school here and from hie
try.
BUENA VISTA.
adopted father, who lives on the hill
above West Salem.
The new pastor of the Methodist
church was married last week, and
Mrs. Goubert’s parent*, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrr. Charley Roy have
Wednesday night the members and moved to Portland for the winter Gamble, from the east, arrived here
friends of the church gave him a pound month-,
last week to make their home in Salem.
party.
Mr. ai d Mrs. A. J. ¡fall left Friday
Miss Kflie Baker was sick again last
A merry party from Dallas, with a for a few days visit with their son. Har­ week.
livery rig, h id a lively runaway Satur- | ley , of Portland.
Mrs. Canfield, of Salt Creek, called on
day night, smashing their buggy and
Chester McClain brought two loads of Mrs. llavilaiid and Mrs. Beck Bunday.
bruising their horses.
furniture up from Independence Mon­
Mr. and Mrs. John Simon and daugh­
day.
ter were Sunday visitors with Mr. and
To feel strong, have good appetite
Mrs.
Spitzbart at their new ranch home.
N.
Anderson,
of
McMinnville,
is
a
and digestion, sleep soundly and enjoy
life, use Burdock Blor»d Bitters, the guest of his brother, R. Peterson.
Miss Graham was a Sunday visitor at
great Rystem tonic and builder.
Mr. and Mrs. Knighten, Mrs. Robson Mr. and Mis. Marion Moore's.
Exact Copy of Wrapper.
VMS OSMTAttM M S M R V . N S W T O R S A IT T.
The Sign of Popularity!
The secret of popularity lies in meeting people often
and leaving them favorably impressed
The popular merchant meets the people often —and
always with a cheerful message
An Electric Sign can welcome a thousand people an hour and
bid them welcome to YOUR store
Its cordial and constant service always safeguards
a successful merchant’s popularity
Insist that our New Business department originate a special
design for YOU — one that’s different — one yon will like
Mrs. Annie Pruitt is on the sick list
POLK.
Trov Turner and wife went to Dallas
last Wednesday.
Oregon Power Company
Frank Rowley sold his buggy and
Dee Dunn loaded a car of prunes for
Dr. Hay ter at Polk.
team to Joe Brown.
Kd Burkliaulter is sick with the piicu
tnonia.
T e le p h o n e 24-
Joe Brown visited at Jesse Yosts last
Saturday night.
C
THE ELECTRIC SIGN IS THE SIGN OF POPULARITY
Mr. and Mr«. Diehm and Mrs. Ked-
Luther Condon and wife and Will
decopp were visiting at Mr. Travis' Yost went to Dallas last week.
Sunday.
There is little daoge from a cold oi
Mr. and Mrs McNulty made a bind fiom an i t tack of the grip except when
ness trip to Perrydale Saturday.
followed by | iie unon. , a.id this never
happens when Cliainoerluiii's Cough
Mr. Teats unloaded a car of tiling.
Remedy is used. This remedy lias won
its
great reputation and extensive s. 1
A lazy liver lends to chronic dyspep­
sia and cons ipation— weakens tin- by its reman utile cures of colds and
whole system. Doan’s Keg diets (25, grip and can he relied upon w ith im­
cents per box) correct the liver, tone plicit confidence. For sale by all good
dealers.
the stomach, cure constipation.
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TH E D A LLA S TR A N SFER
D ALLAS, ORECON
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Phone and stand at W. R. Ellis’ confectionery
ANTIOCH VALLEY.
EOLA.
All kinds of hauling done well and promptly.
cial attention given to commercial men.
Mrs. C. W. Hillman attended the fun­
George Milty is plowing for Alfred
eral oi her uncle, F. Y. Mulkey, Tues­
Brown.
day afternoon.
Mrs. Carlson is home from the Sa
Miss Nona and Ollie Hinkle spent
letn hospital. Her throat is not well
Su iday with Mis.-* Millie Clark.
yet.
Grover Farmer is
with his wuodsaw.
working in F.ola
Mrs. Grover Farmer has been visiting
relatives in Salem dining last week,
Bell phone 64
Mutual 243
Mr. and Mrs. Vorphttl have been
staying with Mrs. W. II Mack the past
two months.
Mr. W. II
Mack and nephew, Mr.
Alderson, are building a house lor M .
Mr. Seymour and wife visited out Niggle.
,
school Friday
School is getting along
Mrs. Vorphal went to Salem Wed­
fine with lit pupils.
nesday to visit her friend, Mias Gladys
Stock still (»others on the railroad Byers.
track.
Mr Minnich and Mr, Geo. Reming­
Mr Landoii has a contract to clear ton spent two days picking apples for
fiO acres of laud for the Horst Bros, mp D hi Callm ath.
h o o ii as he is through on
the Patterson
Mr. Pepper is working for Mr. La-
place.
Franee, who i* reported to lie getting
along nicely.
COULD NOT SLEEP
Mr. C. Nelson and neighbors have
sold their prunes for $7.15 per hundred
straight through.
Mr. W. H. Mack sent a nice load of
apples to Dallas Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Hinkle were
trading in Monmouth Saturday.
All Over Baby’s Body, Head and Face.
Scratching Made Sores.
Used
Cuticura Soap and Ointment and
Have Had No Further Trouble.
"O n July 27, 1009, we left Boston for a
| trip to England and Ireland, taking baby
| with ua. After being ir. Ireland a few day«
“ I a nasty rash cam»* out all
over lit* body. Wo took
him lo a doctor who said
it was chicken pox. and
gave us medicine for him.
The trouble started in thu
form of a rash and was all
over baby's body, heed
and face, at diffeient
times. It irritated, and
lie would scratch it with
ail his might. The eon-
aequenoa was it d e v e lo p !
Into sores, and we were
. __ afraid it would leave
I (I
nasty «cars on his face.
' • W hen we reached
England we took baby to another doctor,
who said his condition waa due to change of
food and climate, and gave more medk ine.
Tiie rash got no better, and It used to itch
and burn at night so bad that the child could
not sleep. He waa completely covered with
It at different times. It was at this time that
my mother advised us to try Cuticura Doap
and Ointment. After using Cutkura Hoap
and Cutlrura Ointment for about nine months
the places disappeared
There are not any
srara, or other kind of disfigurement, and
baby Is completely cum i by the Cuticura
ftoap and Ointment. W e have had no further
trouble with baby's akin. Nothing stopped
the Itching, and allowed baby to deep but
Cutlm ra Soap and Cuticura Ointment."
(Higned) Mrs. Margaret Gunn, I t Burrell 8t„
Jtoxbiirr,
Mass., March IS, I t l l .
Cuticura 8oap and Ointment are sold
throughout the world. Bend to Potter Drug
A Cheat. Corp., Dept. H A. Boston, lor free
•MBpto of «w ii w M n -p . book 00 U m akta.
Miss Effle Clapp spent Sunday with
Miss 1 am tie and Ilia Fishhack.
Mr. and Mrs. Ramsey were in Mon­
mouth Saturday.
Misses Lettie and I iia Fi.dihack, of
Sunnytdope, visited with Mrs. Mack
Wednesday.
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WEST SUMMIT.
Born, to Mr. and Mr*. John J. Mc­
Dowell, of West Summit, October 17, a
9-pound boy.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Charley Jones,
of Shot Bout h, OctoU r 2lst, a 9-pound
girl.
Mr. and Mrs. James Cordell, of Ldd -j
villc, made a hiisine « trip to Bkslgctt
last week, also to West Summit to have
o ne hlaeksmithing work done.
We understand that Mr. Ia*e Miller |
and family were to start for the Bend
c wintry last Monday. We wish them
good 1 ick on their long jour tie v.
Miss Laura Cordell wss visiting at
Went Summit 8uuday and Monday, al-
SHAW & M U SCO TT
P r o p r ie t o r s .
In the circuit eonrt of the state of Oregon for Pol t county. Department Number 2.
L. D. Brown, plaintiff vs. Jane C. McFailand and John McFarland, her husband; Mary E.
Owinn, widow; W. W. Boothby and Helen Boothby, his wife: Caroline Haley and M..
her husband: P. A. Bradley and W. B Bradley, her husband: George T. Boothby and Mary L.
Boothby, his wife; R. T. Boothby and Rhoda Boothby, his wife; H. II. Boothby. unmarried;
Copy rieb! H art Schaffner « M ara
’ I 'HE news that Paul Revere brought to his
neighbors was important to them; and
to the whole world.
wards and William Edwards, her husband; Mary Dennis “ Smith” (whose true surname is un­
known to plaintiff) and Mr. ‘ •Smith” , her husband: Fannie Dennis “ Smith” (whose true sur­
name is unknown to plaintiff) and Mr. “ Smith” her husband ; the unknown heirs of Maria E.
Jasper, deceased; all of the above named persons, being the heirs at law and only heirs at la *
of Reason H. Boothby and Mary Ann Boothby, his wife, both deceased; and Henry Fawk and
Mary E. Fawk hts wife, defendants; Summons for publication In foreclosure of tax lien.
To H. H. Boothby, Rot JJoothby, Edgar Dennis. Maggie Dennis, Carrie Edwards. William Ed­
wards. Mary Dennis “ Smith” . Mr. “ Smith” , Fannie Dennis “ mith,” Mr, J*8mdth” , • the un­
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known heirs of Maria E. Jasper, deceased, defendants.
IN THE NAME Oh STATE OF OREGON You are hereby notified that L. D. Brown, the holder
I of Certificate of Delinquency numbered 5 Issued on the 16tu day of November. 1907, by the
tax collector of the county of Po Ik, state of Oregon, for the amount of fifty-five (55 cents.) the
same being Ihe amount tnen.due and delinquent for taxes for the year 1907, together with
penalty, interest and costs thereon upon the real property assessed to “ unknown. of which
you are the owner as appears of record, situated in said county and state, and pa rtictilarly
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bounded and described as follows, towit: The west half of the east half of the southeast quar­
ter of the northeast quarter of 8eetion Ti n. in township seven south, range feur west of the
Willamette Meridian, In Polk county Oregon.
You are further notified that said L. D. Brown has paid taxes on said premises for prior or
subsequent years with the rate ol interests on said amounts as follows:
Our news is not quite so vital as his; but it ’s import­
ant, just the same.
You ought to be glad to know that
H art Schaffner &
M arx
clothes are here, ready to wear; that you can step into a
store like this and get a suit or overcoat promptly;
one
DALLAS MERCANTILE CO.
The DALLAS HOME oi HART SCHAFENER & MARX CLOTHES
Ju»y
1910
March
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1909 j
1910
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3453
3787
2718
.84
¡15 per ctT
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jlftperct.
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U45 per et
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The Depot Store
W e ’ll be glad to show you any day you please.
Overcoats $16.50 and up.
1909
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Said last named defendants as the owners of the legal title of (he above dev ribed property
as the same appears of record, and each of the other persons above named are hereby further
notified that L D, Brown wtll apply to the elrcult court of the county ano state aforesfid for a
decree foreclosing the lien against ihe property above described, and mentioned in said certi­
ficate. You are hereby summoned to appear within sixty days after the first publication of this
summons exclusive of the day of said first publication, and defend this action or pay the
I amount due as above shown together with costa and accrued interest, and In case of your fail­
ure to do ao, a decree will be rendered foreclosing the Hen of said taxes and coats against the
j land and premises above named.
This summons is published by order of the honorable Ed. F. Coad, Judge of the county
court of the state of Oregon for the county of Polk and said order was made and dated thi* 23d
day of Sei'teni bet, 1911, and the date of the first public «lion of this summ ons is the 28th day of
September, 1911.
All proc ess and papers in this proceeding may be served upou the undersigned residing
within the state of Oregon, at the address hereafter mentioned
L. D. BROWN.
Addrem, 610 Mill street. Dallas, Oregon
.
Plaintiff.
that is right in every way; fit, style, tailoring.
Suits $18.00 and up.
March
I Kate of
Interest
Tax Receipt
No.
Date Paid
Year’s Tax
19UK
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*'I am pleased to recommend Cham­
berlain's Cough Remedy as the best
thing I know of and the safest remedy
for coughs, colds and bronchial trouble,”
writes Sirs. L. B. Arnold, of iK-nver,
Colorado. “ We have used it reputed­
ly and it has never failed to give re­
lief.” For sale by all good dealers.
Spe­
Summons for Publication in Foreclosure of Tax Lien.
Miss Lizvic Bogy risky, who has been
working in Dallas, has re'urm d home.
Mr.
Riddle's
gasoline caterpillar
plough can tie plainly hoard in this val­
ley.
D
W e now h a v e o n
In
8 a le
a l a r g e r fin e r lin e o f
Up to Dote Imported Lace Curtains th a n t h i s tow n
h a s e v e r s e e n , w h ich w e a r e n r e p a r e e to s e ll
■ t l m llutn Sew Yorfcprii-m. Our con wo in SwiUerland i»
the manufacturer of all except the 'Sottinsham' fooda.
We
are alan eliminating at coat thing* pertaining to the Furnitnre
ami Hardware, etc A Inna tide ceance toob ain good raluea
Teleakaae 744
1. C. RICKLI. Proprietor
THE DEPOT STORE
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