STUMP
PULLING
MACHINES
FOR SALE
las, now a resident of Portland, has an*
nouneed the marriage of her daughter,
Pave Franc, to J. Penbrone Gault, the
wedding to take place early in March.
Mrs. Digby has been here with her
'daughter, Mrs. Judson Mitchell, who is
| sick.
Mr Jim Middleton has been putting
in a telephone at hia hop yard in Kick-
reall, also working in the hop yard.
Asher & Luebkeare doing some grub-
ding for Mrs. Brock.
Mrs. George Brown and babe are vis*
1 iting her parents at Gresham.
Mr. Munson’s horse dropped dead
, while he was drivi g through town.
Will Griffith was called to the bedside
of his dying mother at Ko e Lodge. She
will be buried Wednesday.
AT THE
CHILD’S HEAD SOLID
Miss Minnie Wunder.
Had not Used Half a Set of Cuticura
Remedies Before Head was Clear
and Free from Eczema.
Charlie Poling
berg Sunday.
returned from New-
Mrs Thus. Gleason, of Salem, is visit
ing relatives in Dallas.
100; second,. McCoy, 99; third,
Eddie Agee returned from Sheridan Guthrie, 96.
Thursday.
Eighth Grade First,
Red
Prairie, Ward, Elkins, Lincoln,
Oakdale, Lone Star, Oak hurst,
100; second, Spring Valley, 99;
third, Concord, 98.
The follow ing schools have
been placed on the roll o f honor
for having mad 95 or more in the
test in the following grades:
Fourth Peedee, Red Prairie,
urday.
A few voting people came up from
Sherioan Sunday to attend the services Gooseneck, Oakpoint, Popcorn.
Peter Friesen spent Saturday at Inde
Harmony, Fir Grove, Oakdale,
of the M. E. church.
pendence.
Lone Star, Oakhurst, Hopville,
Mrs.
Robison,
n
nurse
from
Salem,
The Endeavor league party given at
Mistletoe, Valley J u n c t i o n .
the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Gates is taking care of the Miller children.
Fifth Smithfield, Polk Station,
Friday evening was attended by about
Mi«# Retta Campbell has been up
Oakpoint, Buell, Har
twenty, all having a good time.
from Portland visiting her parents, Mr. Ward,
mony, Suver, McTimmonds Val
Mrs. M Pierce, of Dallas, spent Sat and Mrs, Jim Campbell.
ley, Guthrie, Pioneer. Sixth -
urday in Salem.
F ra n k S tu m p
Smithfield, Bridgeport, Polk Sta
Mr. L. Fleck, who has been ill for
Mrs Theo. Farrington is sick with la tion, Buell, Spring Valley, Har
some time, is now able to be up and out «rip.
mony, Montgomery, Enterprise,
of doors.
Jim Hubbard went to Salem Thurs Fir
Grove.
Concord,
Cherry
Mr. and Mrs. Vilwock returned to
day.
Grove, Oakhurst.
Seventh —
their home in Salem Sunday.
Mrs. Mason, who has been vlaitinir | Ward. Spring Valley, McTim
May Brown, of Port la ml, was in this for a couple of ’ weeks with her brother,
city Sunday.
Mr. Viggers, has returned to her home monds Valley. Lone Star, McCoy,
Guthrie, Oakhurst.
E ig h th -
Margret Shinners returned to Inde in Portland.
Prairie,
Ward,
Elkins,
pendence recently.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Whitney went to Red
Valley,
Montgomery,
Ora Kerns is now employed at Al Monmouth Thursday to he at the bed Spring
side of her mother, who is quite ill.
Lincoln, Concord, Oakdale, Lone
bany.
Mrs. Fred Toner returned from a two Star, Gakhurst.
Cleve Burch, who has been working
Result o f contest for schools o f
at McMinnville, returned to his home weeks stay in Portland Monday even-
•tig.
in this city Saturday.
two or more rooms, held Feb., 9:
K. N. Hall wasup from Sheridan Sun
Fourth Grade First, Bethel,
Guy Hubbard spent Saturday in Sa
day and Monday.
lem.
Rickreall, 100; second, Mountain
Mrs. Morgan Ellis and Mr«. Zolin View, 99; third, Airlie, 98.
Frank Lock man returned from Mon
was a passenger to Salem Wednesday.
mouth Sunday.
Fifth Grade— First, Mountain
View, 100; second. Black Rock,
There was a party given at the home
Haurriet D a v is .
of Mr. and Mrs. Fulghan’s Saturday
Miss Viola Mason went to Salem 98; third: West Salem, 96.
evening.
Sixth Grade—First, Rickreall,
firawiiy,
H. 8. But/, was in Salem Saturday.
Fid Day left for California Thursday. 99; second, Mountain View, 98 2-
3; third. Bethel, 98 1-2.
Grover McDouga! returned from Sa
Mrs. Martha Wren returnsd to her
lem Saturday
•
Seventh Grade First, Black
home in \\ ren Friday.
Rock, 100; second,
Mountain
Kenneth Forest is over from Salem
Mr and Mrs. A. P. Starr and son left
Margaret Hunt, of Eugene, spent a Friday for their new home in Portland. View, 99 2-3; Falls City, 99.
Eighth Grade—First, Moun
few daya in Dallas last week.
Captain l ’ooze returned from Port
tain View, 100; second, Dallas,
R. C. Wilson will leave in a few «lays land Friday.
for Iowa, w here he will put in his spring
Henry Friesen was a Salem visitor 97 13-20; third. Rickreall, 97.
crops.
The follow ing schools have
Sunday.
K. F. Wheeler, formerly of Dallas, been placed on the roll o f honor
Ethel Murphv is visiting in Eugene.
has bought the Monmouth meat mar for having made 95 per cent or
There was a large attendance at the ket.
more: Fourth grade Salt Creek,
lecture at the Woodman hall Fridav.
Sol Blessing is having his house re Monmouth. Airlie, Bethel, Perry-
Miss Annie Keyt, of Perrvdale, is modeled.
Rickreall, Independence,
spending a few days with Sadie Myers, j Mrs. Stinnett returned Monday from dale,
North Dallas, Falls City, Moun
Snlem,
where
she
has
been
visiting
rel
Merle Ramsey returned from Port-1
tain View. Fifth grade—Bethel,
atives
land Monday.
Rickreall, West Salem, Buena
Henry Robbins has recently returned
Vista, Falls City, Mountain View.
to Dallas.
Sixth grade Bethel, Rickreall,
Manicuring, Facial Massage
All»ert Fennel returned from Indepen
Independence, Falls City, Blaek
dence Thursday.
Hair and Scalp Treatment
Rock, Mountain View, Seventh
A l m a M it c h e ll.
and Hair Dressing, at
| grade—Dallas, Bethel, West Sa
Grandma Boyer, of Bear Camp, was
lem, Buena Vista, Falls City,
in Dallas visiting old friends.
4 0 8 C o u r t S t r e e t .. I Black Rock, Mountain View,
Mrs. Clwirles Farley, formerly of Dal- 1 C
i Eighth grade Dallas, Bethel,
Rickrenll, Mountain View.
Nearly all o f the grades in the
county were much better this
month than last and all teachers
report that nearly all children in
Th«r« ii ona m.n m th* I mlad State. who ha. perh.p. heard
the county took part in the test.
anura women .ecreti (han aor other man or woman in the
There has been much interest
a o u n ir t
The.e »acral» are not .acral, of fiuilt or ihama. bul
the .acre«» of »uffennf. and they haie bean confided to Or.
j shown by the parents o f the
K V. Pierce in the hope and aapactation of advice and help.
children an we are expecting
That law of theta woman have bean di.appointed in their es-
great results from the spelling
pect.tion. 1 » proved hr the fact that ninety-.ifiht per cent, of
I work this year. Yours Resp..
■II women treated by Dr. Pieroe have bean ab.olutely and
•Itofiether cured. Such a record would ha remarkable if the
H. C. SEYM OUR,
•ate. treated were numbered by hundred« only But whan
School Supt., Polk Co., Ore.
Letha Campbell is home from Port
Mrs. A. L. Stow went to Salem Sat
land.
urday.
Mrs. George Ilagood «pent Sunday in
Mr. and Mrs Buell ami daughter, of
Salem.
Independence, visited Mr. and Mrs.
John Monsun, of Eugene, is visiting Longnecker Sunday.
in this citv.
Mr. 8mlth. of Monmouth, has been
Mrs. L. J Ramsey and children spent visiting his daughter, Mrs. II. Smith.
Sunday in Portland.
Pete Ritner is visiting his sister, Mrs.
Etta Fleck returned from Salem Sat Rob Arnold.
Women s Secrets
■ bat record appliaa to tha treatment of more than hall-a- mil
lion women, ia • practice of »rar 40 year», it it phenomenal,
and entitle. Or Pierca to tha (ratitude accorded him by wumea M th« first aI
epeci.il.» in the treatment of women'« di.ea.ei
Every »ick woman may eon.ult Dr. Piarea by latter, absolutely without
■barge. All rapliei a « mailed, seeled ■■ perfectly plain envelop««, without
aay printing or adverticing whatever, upon them. Write without lenr ns with-
cut fea. to World’« Diapaoanry Medical Association, Or. R. V. Piarea, Praat.,
BuJelo, N. Y.
D R . P IE R C E ’S
F A V O R IT E
P R E A C ItIP T IO l«
Hols.
City Express & Transfer Co.
ix > k Mracorv, proprietor
All kimlauf hauling at reasonable
rate». Phon* orders promptly at-
tci ded to. Headquarter» at Web
ster's confectionery.
Phones; Bell 2«4, Mutual i.V4
barn Phone Mutual 241
What’s the Matter
With Your Baby
Carrie Alexan der_________ 5,160
Mary S A lexan der________ 9,200
I A A llen .......................... 6,480
The young mother—and many an old one , er, 1325 Spruce St., Pueblo. Colorado, and
H. C. Eakin was over Tuesday looking J W A lle n .,........... ............14,970 too-—is
■ often
-
.......................
puzzled
to know the cause >f Mra. Ida A. Drinker, 765 South Grant St..
J E Allen & sons__________ 6,600 her child's
after hia fruit farm.
ill nature. The loudness of its j Denver, Colorado, the only laxative given is
Mrs.
J
C
A
lle
n
____________16,500
crying
does
not
necessarily
indicate the reri- j Dr Caldwell’s Syru|»-Pejj*in. It has been
Rev. Singleton was calling on friends
of its trouble. It may have nothing j found to answer iuott perfectly all the pur-
R G A lle n ...............
10,370 ousnesa
here Saturday.
more the matter with it than a healache or a ! po.ieH of a uxative, and ita very mildness and
John Bnrgard came up from Portland E C A m a n n ........................ 5,200 feeling of general dullness. I t ctnnot, of | freedom from griping recommend it especially
for the use of children, women and old folks
Saturday to tee hia falherinlaw, W. E. N C Anderson......................6,410 course, describe its feelings, but as a prelimi generally
-people who need a gentle bowel
measure, you are sale iu trying a mild
Mrs. W. H. Mark visited in Mon- Clara, returning Sundav.
Mrs Jennie A nk en y_______ 23,200 nary
stimulant. Thousands of American families
laxative.
■ mouth Sunday and Monday.
Nine times ut of ten, you will find it is all have been enthusiastic about it for more than
Mr. and Mra. Thomaa iiurcli went to G M A rm strong__________ 6,000
child needs, for its restlessness and peev- » quarter of a century.
Miss Ethel E. Lucas, of Dallas, and Salem Monday.
Emil A rn d t______________ 11,800 the
ishnese are |>erhups due to obetrailtfc u <»f the
Miss Anna Kurtz, of Perrvdale, attend -
Anna
E
B
a
in
ter..................5,030
bowels, and once that has been remedied the
Anyone wishing to make a trial of this
Grover Iteeler and wife were in Inde
j ed the educational rally Saturday.
pendence Saturday.
Mrs L B a ld w in ................11,620 headache, the sluggishness and the many nth- remedy before buying it in the regular way of
er evidences of constipation and indigestion j (a druggist at 50 cents or one dollar a ln.ttle
Miss Nona Hinkle spent Sundav with
Geo Baldwin......................13,860 will quickly disappear.
! family size) can have a sample bottle seut to
Miss Marjorie Holman.
Don't give the little one salts, cathartic the home free of charge by simply addressing
Geo H B a l l . . . . .................. 9,950
PERRYDALE.
pills
or
nasty
waters,
for
these
will
act
as
Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 405 Washington 5»t ,
The recent hard rains have put our
Mrs Alm a Ballard...............8,030 purgatives, and they are too str ing for a Mont
cello, 111. Your name and address on
mails in a very bail condition.
J
D
Barber...............
5,660
child. In the families of Mrs. S. B. Sjlaught- a postal car l will do.
A little girl by the name of Violet
Mr. V. Fish buck spent Sunday with Brown started to school here Monday. i A J Barham....... ................. 9,260
; Mr. and Mrs. Clapp.
sfie is slaving with Mrs. Dell Harrison. Hannah B a r k e r ................ 6,400
Miss 0111« Hinkle and Roy Clark vis
Mr. Stewart and family are moving Barker & McCrady.......... .12,340
ited with Mr. and Mrs. C. E. McCaleh : to Eugene this week.
Geo W Bash fo rd .................. 7.200
Sunday.
The Perrvdale Concert hand will eive Mrs C S Baskett............... 11,200
Mr«. I.aFrance is visiting with Mrs. a concert at the Ballston Woodmen Ini 11
A J B axter........................... 8,260
W. H Muck.
bn Saturday evening, February 24lh.
Michael B ecker.................... 8,290
Mr and Mrs. Dan Calbreath visited
Mi-s Esther Conner visited at the L N Bilyeu........................... 5,210
Mrs. W. H. Mark Thursday.
Mitchell home near Briedwell a few
Berm & R u ge......................7,700
Mr ami Mrs. Mott, of Independence, da»a of last week.
D S B entley......................... 5,720
have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Large.
Miss ?»nid Hayes, who has been H M B erry......................... 5,630
Mrs. Gibbs, of Oregon City, mother spending the winter here at the home
of Tommy Gibbs, has been visiting her of John Duignau, left Friday for San T P B even s.........................6,120
Bice & Calbreath.................6,500
son here. She got word her other son Fruncisco.
fell and broke a rib, so she had to re
5,760
B. Z. Riggs was a Dallas visitor Sat F J B is s e lL ...............
turn home.
It having been persistently circulated on
M R Black........... ............... 6,860
urday.
Mrs. VV. H. Mack visited with Mrs.
5,000 i
Mrs. J. A. Baxter attended the revi C M B lair____________
the streets this week that in the event o f the
Kaegi, of Bowersville, Friday.
val meeting at the Christian church in Cyrus B lair......... ................6,180
Mrs. W. H. Mack received sad news McMinnville Saturday and Sunday.
election o f the Progressive ticket, I would
J S Bohannon__________
9,270;
from Minnesota a few days ago. The
J. VV. Caldwell was a Dallas visitor R P B oise..........................31,440
home of one of her friends was blown Monday.
again be employed to build more macadam
G T Boothby_______________ 7,130
up. The hired men took a lantern
Miss Bertha and Charles Ross visited John A Botz_______________ 6,030
down in the basement to fix the gas
streets for the city of Dallas, I wish to thus
plant and a terrible explosion followed. relatives in McMinnville the last of the Benton Bowers____________18,520!
The house and the trees in the yard week.
publicly deny any and all such reports, and
Jas Boydston..................... 5,590
were blown up. Some of the inmates
Miss Anna Kurtz returned home Sun
5,900 |
were killed instantly while others are day from a few days visit at the Bogyn J as B o y e r .................
brand them as malicious falsehoods. Under
J M B o y e r ...............
8,150!
lying at the point of death.
ski home near Dallas.
C W B o y le ._______________ 6.810
no circumstances, and at no salary, can I
Mr. and Mrs. McQueen, of McCoy, L E Bradford...............
9.590!
RICKREALL.
went to Dallas via Perrvdale Saturday.
again be induced to build macadam roadways
Wm Branchflower........... .17,440
Mrs Danewood and children spent D K Bannon_______________ 5,000 j
for
the town o f Dallas, and I hope that this
Forest Craven and family are moving Saturday night with her parents near
G D Braun________________ 13,100
into their new quarterH.this week.
Briedwell.
statement will effectually silence all such re
Broad mead Land C o ..........32,430
Mrs. L. C. Koser was taken verv ill
Mr. and Mrs. John Durant, of Amity,
ports.
Sunday night. Dr McCallon was called were Perrydale visitors a few days of Geo H Bronson_____________5,090
D 0 Bronson______ ________ 6,840
and she is now some better.
last week.
W I Bronson_____________ 5,220
Mrs. B. F. Lucas, of Albany, is visit
H. J. Elliott was in Dallas Mondav.
Mary E Brooks____________10,000
— Itemizer, March 30, 1911.
ing here this week.
Chas E Brooks........... ....... 10.320
Miss Caroline Burch returned from
J W Brooks_______ _________9,000
California Tuesday, where he lias been
(Paid Advertisement)
FOR FLETC H ER’S
spending several months.
Nancy B r o w n ...................11,240
7,010
L. C. Koser has the contract to build
C A S T O R I A A B B row n ..............
J G Brown___________
11,810
H M Brown....................... 44.180 i
W C Brown e st-.i._______ 27,850 j
F L Brown est................. 7,000}
E F B row n________________ 9,300
Jos W Brown_______ ,_____ 12,300 !
Thos W Brunk____________30,390
Buena Vista Hop C o ........... 7,840
Jacob Buhler_____________ 13,210 I
Phone and stand at W, R. Ellis’ confectionery
S L Burk_________
5,490 I
W E Burns_________
11,880
J H Burns_________________ 7,300
A ll kinds o f hauling done well and promptly. Spe
C E B u rro u g h s .............. 7,500}
cial attention given to commercial men.
J H Burton....................... 11.130 |
A Bush, tr u s t e e .............. 22,500
Bell phone 64
A Bush................ .......... ; . 9,300
M aggie Butler_____________ 21,206 j
Mutual 24
J B V B u t le r ................. 13,2201
H J Butler est_____________ 7,640 j
J B V and 0 D Butler____6,200
0 D Butler________________ 6,420
Maud Butler________
8,550
Eleanor F B u tler.......... .
7,470
H S Butz__________________ 5,290
W H C adle________________ 5,360
Wm C a ld e r........................ 8,600
W S Cam pbell_____________11,350
Kenneth Campbell_________ 7,820
Mrs M D Campbell________ 8,640
W e have preached value, such value as a
H G Campbell_____________19,730
cash
business alone can offer. W e have
W F Campbell_____________ 7,320
Capitol Trust C o_________ 45,830
proven to the public the worth o f the “ al
Mark Capps________________ 6,670
mighty dollar” when invested in good shoes.
J M C a rd ......................
8.590
Mary Carmichael................ 5,500
Our business has prospered beyond our
Mrs. M J C arter____________5,960
proudest
hopes and we are now selling shoes
Carter & Addison________ 20,100
Thos Canfield........... .........16,000
to the finest trade in the city.
AT
J K Cavitt h e irs ................. 6,500
Enoch Chamberlain________ 6,350
You Ought to See Our New Spring Styles
R B Chaney_______ ______
6,000
The educational rally was held Satur
day at Mistletoe. A nice lunch was
j “erved and grest interest was taken.
Mr. ami Mrs and Mrs. H. C. Seymour,
It Was Awful. Cried Continually. Mr.
Parsons, Mr. Geo. Meyers and Mr.
Had to Hold and Watch Him F. W. Bruuk were present.
to Keep Him from Scratching.
Miss Lizzie Bogynski, of Mistletoe,
»pent Sunday with Miss Minnie Wuu-
Suffering Was Dreadful.
| der.
" I think the Cuticura Remedies are
the best remedies for eczema I have
ever heard of. My mother had a child
who had a rash on its head when it was
John Parker, of Perrvdale, was in real young. Doctor called it baby rash.
tow n Fridav.
He gave us medicine, but it did no
good. In a few days the head was a
Mrs. Gertrude Sebring departed for solid mass, a running sore. It was
her home at Winchester.
awful, the child cried continually. Wo
hud to hold, him and watch him [to
Mr. a I ip has returned home from keep himj from scratching the sore.
Tacoma.
His
< uttering was droadful. At last we
W e h a v e s e v e ra l o f these
Ross Pierce was hoitiv from the monii* i rein« m be red Cuticura Remedies. We
got
a
dollar bottle of Cuticura Resol
m a ch in es on hand w h ich
tains a few days.
vent, a box of Cuticura Ointment, and
a
bar
of
Cuticura Soap. We gave the
h a ve been s e llin g fo r $75
Many enjoyed the party given at the
Resolvent as directed, washed the head
home of Geo. Gates.
with the Cuticura Soap, and applied
each, bu t are re d u c in g the
George Billings went to Monmouth the Cuticura Ointment. We had not
used half before the child’s head was
p rice to $60, w h ich p rice
with a beef.
•
clear and free from eczema, and it has
North Dallas school has c everal new never come back again. His head was
can not bo d u p lica ted .
healthy and he haefa beautiful head of
black boards.
hair. I think the Cuticura Ointment
3u r m a ch in e ca rries an
Dr. Harry Stone, of Salem, visited very good for the hair. It makes the
iro n cla d gu a ra n tee and it over Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank hair grow and prevents falling hair.”
(Signed) Mrs. Francis Lund, Plain City,
Cowles.
Utah, Sept. 19, 1910.
w ill be to y o u r in te re s t to
Miss Elite Easier is working in the
Cuticura Soap and Ointment are for
sale throughout the world, but to those
Dallas laundry.
see us b efo re buying.
who have suffered much, lost hope and
are without faith in any treatment, a
A d d a V a n N o r t w ic k
Y o u can see one of these
liberal surnple of each with 32-p. book
C. S flubhard has been visiting rela let on the skin will be mailed free, on
M a chin es at Craven Bros. tives
in Portland.
•plication. Address Potter Drug <k
•PPli
;ra. Corp., Dept. 12B, Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Hubbs were up Cnen
from Portland and s|>eiit a few days
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. O.
Harshmau.
CHILDREN’S CONTEST.
SPELLING CONTEST.
Mrs. Mulholland, of Portland, visited,
Leona Mason..................... 30 .
t 50 her sister, Mrs. Leon Meyers, last week.
Report o f spelling contest for
Frank Stump .................. 30
50
John Monaon lost a valuable horse
Rural schools for Polk county for
50 Monday morni g.
Adda VanNorfcwick .......... 30
test given Feb., 9, 1912:
50
Alma Mitchell................... 30.
Miss Sadie Meyer went to Salem last
25
Harriet Davis................... 23..
Fourth Grade— First, Peedee,
week.
Bergetta Stow .................. 23.
Red Prairie, Lone Star, 100 per
M il» Alloe Mc-F.lroy came over from i
j
Mistle
HI.ari.tH» to play the pie.... at the high i
¿J
L eo n a M ason.
toe, 98 per cent; third, 0akhur3t,
Rodney Campbell, of Ballston was in school Thursday evening.
this city Tuesday.
Mrs. A. H. Collins returned from Su- Hopville, 97 per cent.
Fifth Grade First, Ward, Su-
Ethel McDougnl returned from Salem ver where she has been visiting.
recently.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. White went to ver, McTimmonds Valley, Pio
neer, 100; ¡e ond, Polk Station,
The meeting which was held in the Portland Monday toattend the marriage
98; third, Harmony, 98.
Methodist church Friday evening was of her sister.
Sixth Grade First, B u e l l ,
addressed to the young people of Dallas.
Rev. Van Winkle, of Sheridan, was
Spring Valley, Harmony, M cTim
in Dallas Fridav.
Martin Miller returned to his home in
Valley,
100; second,
Mr. and Mrs. S. Tavlor Jones spent monds
Yamhill recently.
Bridgeport, Cherry Grove. 98;
Sunday in Portland with Dr. Aiken.
W. J. Mulkey, Charlie Lydic and
third, Smithfield, 97.
Theodore Berg returned from Mon
B erg etta S to w .
Seventh Grade First, Ward,
mouth Saturday.
Mrs.
Oron Agee is visiting his sister,
McTimmonds Valley, Lone Star,
Gladys Martin is working in Albany. A. 1». Stowe.
DALLAS
IRON WORKS
a fine residence for John Cooper at In-
ASSESSMENT ROLL
dependence.
Jack (ioodell i* papering and painting
Mies Beulah Crompton is visiting with the
ie inside of J. B. Nesmith’s house.
i A lb e rt & M cN a ry------- - 5,500
ANTIOCH VALLEY.
Mr. Dempsey and family, who have
been visiting W. E. (ioodell and wife
left Tueaday for their home in Iilinoia,
KOTIGE TO VOTERS!
F. H. MORRISON.
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DALLAS SHOE STORE
Phone 513
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Office 719 Court Street, Dallas, Oregon
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3 High Class Stallions
They are from 3 to 5 years old, all
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Flannels
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Cinghams
Die?»*Gingham, soft finish, cheeks
stripe«, patiti.-, colors
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Dress Goods
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Ticking
Blue striped Ticking, heavy and
durable,
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Bonnets
Ladies', Misses* and Children’s
Sun Bonnets, polk «dots aiul r «
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Caps
Men'a and Bovs’ Capa,
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