OUR ASSOCIATE EDITORS.
All the County News Graphically Writ­
ten up by Our Brainy Rustlers.
spent Sunday ami Monday with Mrs.
! Alderson’s sister, Mrs. W. If. Mack.
THE EFFECTIVE LAXATIVE.
with her parents, Mr. and Mr*. J. O. {
M auls.
jftt A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A ^ J
*
Hugo Wienert, who was home on a
Taat$s Lika and la Eatan Lika Candy.
visit
f.*r
a
few
days,
returned
to
Albany
In our experience In the handling of
Monday.
Leo Whitcomb attended the Mosuier- drug* aud medicines, we believe we
Mr. J. (> Staats was a Dallas visitor
man sale Saturday at Talmage.
bave never had experience with any
Saturday.
W e made an offer on 2 lots of Ladies Tailor Made Suits and Coats. These tw o lots ^
Mis Chas. Minnich is spending the ' ilemedy that gave such great satlsfac
tion to our customers as do Rexnll
Mi*. P. O. Burbank, of Monmouth, is
week with Mrs. Mack.
^
were
rejected by two different firms on account o f not reaching them before Easter. ^
: visiting w ith her brother, Bob Phillip*.
Frank Hinkle and family, after spend | Orderlies. This Remedy is not like
any
other
laxative
or
cathartic.
It
con
Our
offer
was accepted and the goods are here.
Read Night Letter of Price Accepted.
Mi**
Edna
and
Helen
Conn
were
Dal-
i g he winter here, will have this week ,
talus ail the good feature* of other ! la* visitor* Friday and Saturday.
lui Ouldemiale, Washington
£ 110.00 to 11.85 Coat*, Bale Price . . . .
$ 7 .8 0
*13.85 to 15.00 C o«U , Sale P m e .............
$ 9 .8 5 |
J laxative*, but none of their fault*.
Mr*. Howard Bush, of King* Valley,
Lee Whitcomb went to Jefferson Sun- \ Our own faith In Rexnll Order lie* 1*
| *10 50 to 18.50 Coat» and Suit», SaV Price, $ 1 2 . 8 8
*20.00 to 22.50 Coat» and Suits, Hide Price, $ 1 8 . 0 0 g
went to Kalla City and returned this
i* visiting teiative* in Airlie.
day.
week.
•
strong that we offer them to you
*•25 00 to 97.50 Coats and Suits. Sale Price, S I 9 . 7 5
•.
Mr*. D. II Simpson and Mr*. How­
Victor Davis has returnel from Oak- with our own positive personal g*;ar
R. L. CHAPMAN...
B J. Ilarrii gton, a former resident
ard
Bu*h
weie
Independence
visitor*
and.
Oregon.
where
h
*
tin
been
stay*
A few higher priced Suits and Coat* at nearly' one half price. The above prices are on the special purchase
I an tee, that if they do not th »ronghly
here, came in hunduy to Southwell’* on
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Friday.
ling the past few months.
some school businesa.
i •■'»tlxfy you. you oLÎy need fell u* and
only, but are fitted and altered by our Mrs. Deunis, free of charge, the same a* our regular stock.
and
Mr*. Harry Williams, of Summit, is
we will hand back to you every penny
EMBALMER
Jas. Wright and Mrs. Sampson re­
Call early and get F IR S T CH O IC E. Following is a copy of the N ight Letter:
OFFICE: Chitj»e! and Parlor«, N. M ain «!.
MONMOUTH NO 1.
yon paid us for them. Therefore, in I
*,eru
turned to Falls City Monday accompa­
D A L L A S . OHEliON:
frying them upon our recommendation
Mrs. T. P. Be vena and son Donald,
nied by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Horn, Jo­
Bell Phone 103. - Mutual Phone 130«.
wereCotvad* visitor* Monday.
seph ami Louise Sampson.
you take no risk whatever.
Mr*. Monroe Mill key is considerably
Call« Promptly Answered Day or Night.
Rexall Orderlies taste like arid arc
Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Matheney went
Mount in tops were white with snow indisposed. Dr Howeroox is attending
on the 18th and a light fall of snow on her and hei friend* hope for a speed} •*oten like nindy. They do not gripe to Corvallis Monday.
Portland, Oregon, April 11, 191?.
inu*e nausea, excessive looseness, or
the 19th ami frost every morning for u recovery.
Mi** Yelna Bevens is visiting Mr*. R.
D.
M.
Nayberger,
McMinnville,
Oregon.
week or tw .
any
other
annoyance.
They
act
so
The Vespertine society gave a ball to
C. Crowley.
Correspondents’ Contest.
Mi«*« M L. Hampton is home for a the Mtudeiu body and friend* Saturday easily that they may be taken at any
Your offer o f sixty cents on the dollar for Suits and Coats shipped to Se­
Beginning April 1 the Itemixer be­ two days visit.
evening which was enjoyed by those in time, day or night. They are partleu
ìt
ZENA-SPRING VALLEY.
attle, Washington, and Chico, California, has been accepted by the LaVogue
| attendance. Ttie Independence orche* lurly g«»od for children, aged, or «tell
gan a four month* correspondents’ eon-
it
F\ H. Brock is building a new two i tra gave the mur-ic.
Manufacturers but must be spot cash. Am expressing goods today.
c ite persons. They are put up in «on
teat on the same »¡net as heretofore, ex­ roomed hen house, lie is going into
Messrs and Mesdames G. H . W. H.
venient tablets In three sizes of pack and W. X. Crawford were in Salem Sun­
Chester M 11 1 key and wife of Amity
cept the prixea u ill he in cash, instead the chicken business in earnest.
■}
The John Anisfield Company, W. T. Hislop, Agent.
visited hi* graudiather. Monroe Mu!key ages. Prices. 10c.. 25c., and 50c.
day at a birthday dinner given in honor
of other articles, that method seeming
G. W. Cox has three fresh cows and Sunday. They came in their auto.
of
Mrs.
Hardy
Marsh’s
birthday.
Remember,
Rexall
Remedies
can
to suit best all concerned. Tiie most 40 young chicks.
3»
Mr. Tyler returned from Idaho with he obtained In this community only
Miss Lillian Holland and sister. Etl
regular and moat tie way correspondent
his family Monday.
at our store - The Rexall Store el. were week end visitors in Sulern.
during that time will receive $10, the
‘ ‘ Had dyspepsia or indigestion for
CONRAD STAFR IN , Dallas, Or 3 .
Orvul White and wife visited Lew is­
Mr. and Mrs Philo Crawford and
second $5. the third $2.50 ami the next years. No appetite, and what I did eat
distressed
me terribly. Burdock Blood ville friend* over Sunday.
daughter, Dorothy, came down from
two $1 each. The contest Will dose
Bitters cured me,” —J. 11. Walker Sun-
Portland Saturday to \isit with Mr.
Mr. and Mr*. O. Parker ami daughter,
July 31 and be immediately follow­ bury, Ohio.
Craw ford’s parents.
Gladys, visited Mr*. Pinker’* si*ter,
MONMOUTH NO. 2.
ed by another of four months duration
Mr*. Mickeiihem, at Salem Saturday,
Chester Frakes and sister, Mildred,
commencing on that date.
returning Sunday.
ANTIOCH* VALLEY.
of Portland, are visiting this week with
Mrs Mildred Riggs am! Miss Clara
Satisfaction Guaranteed. If you are Satisfied Tell Your Friends; If NOT, Tell US
Independence and Monmouth high I’oppleton, of Crowley station, were vis­ Spring Valley friend*.
Jack Dinnich is pruning trees for W school baseball team* played at the
In
accordance
with
a
suggestion
sent
iting
relative*
ami
friends
in
Monmouth
PEEDEE.
H Mack.
former’* campus Saturday afternoon,
out by II. C. Seymour to the school* of
unday.
Former Partner and Succes­
I Mr. and Mrs. C. E McCalehand Mrs the former w inning 14 to 10.
he county, the Zena school was in-
The foundation for a new house north
Several from Peedee attended the play Sevier spent Blind v atC. W. Orsborns’ .
Mr*. Case Riggs, of Oak -Grove, and of Orville Waller’s residence in North structed Monday in the art of voting by
sor to R. Jacobson & Co.
at Montgomery Friday night.
1
. ,
their teacher. An election with the
[ Mis* Clara rechin spent Saturday in ¡her niece, .Mi** Appleton, attended Monmouth has been laid by W. VV. tickets, booths, judges and clerks
j
Christian
church
service*
Sunday
morn­
Mrs. Mary Hooker and Miss Elsie Salem.
Nt uman.
much like a real election a* possible
ing.
Bush visited relatives at Independence j
Mrs. Hunt ami Mrs. Harris visited
C. L. Hawley now makes his «laily was held. Such objective teaching of
and Monmouth last week.
Born,
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Doughty,
Mrs. Allen Friday.
trip* to hi* farm near McCoy in his new civil government is very helpful and the
of that place, they went to Salt Creek
on the 21st, a son, weight 10 pound*.
A 1 lie Simpson and babv, of Albany,
Australian ballot system will no longer
automobile.
PIONEER.
EOLA.
Mr. and Mrs. Aldereon, ol Tal made,
to attend the services at the Brother n
and Bluford Bush and family, of Lewis­
be a mere word and definition to Polk
Ernest C. Cole was elected to attend
church.
Pres. J. H. Ackerman, of the normal,
ville. visited his brother, Will Hush,
the state Sunday school convention at Jelirere«l an address at a teachers’ and county students.
Joe
Schindler
and
family,
of
Salem,
Mr. Broadly ha? sold his place and
and family Sunday.
Mr. ami Mrs. Davidson, of Willamina,
Forest Grove from the Christian church parents’ meeting at -Ionroe Saturday.
John Ramey, of Salem, was at Mr. visited the Holman’s Sunday.
will move to Dallas.
DOUBLY PROVEN.
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Kaegi
Sunday school.
R. Holland’s Sunday.
There was quite a crowd at Sunday
y
Ed. Hayden, of Klamath Falls, visit­
The vote cast here at the primary
Mrs. Margaret McCarter, who has Sunday.
school last Sunday.
_
Rev. K. II. Sickafooee gave a very election on Friday was heavier than
Miss Greta Phillip*, of Salem, was a ed his aunt, Mrs. Hayden, last week.
been spending the last week or so with
tine Herrnnn Sunday evening at the usual. The republican vote carried for
Fd Hayes went to Salem on businesa
Rrraders
Can
no
Longer
week end visitor at her home here.
Griss Gross went to Airlie last Satur- Dallas
Isaac Maxwell visited relative* litre Stell an I his family at the oi l home, Monday.
ChriHtiun church on the history of the Roosevelt, ami the democratic choice
day.
went
back
to
tow
n
for
a
while
Friday.
Thursday.
Mr.
an«!
Mrs.
Lvnn
Purvine
were
in
Bible.
Doubt the Evidence.
was Woodrow Wilson.
It is rumored that the S. F. C. & W.
Salem Monday.
Flovd Guver and wife went to Mon­
Mrs. Alpha Bird and children visited R. R. will erect a waiting station here.
Surveyor Stiver has ma«le a plat «»f
II. C. Ostein, instructor in mathemat­
mouth Saturday.
a
while
Friday
evening
with
Mrs.
Nellie
It ha* been necessary for Marv the town of Eola which is to be record-
WEST SUMMIT.
ic* in the normal, has purchased the
This grateful citizen testified long ago
The farmers are coming to think that
Sherwood in IMIlas.
Andy Freer visited his sister, Mrs.
house ami lot ow ned by 1» C. Fiske in I h mips« n to ^withdraw from school on ded.
clover raising pays.
Told of quick relief—of lasting benefit.
account
of illness. After walking to
Ilettie Winner, Friday night.
John Martin, wife and two daughters
west
Monmouth.
The
intention
is
to
Mrs.
Carl*«»n
and
Norma
spent
Satur­
The facts are now confirmed.
We are having a fine shower sit thi*
school «>ne morning she relapsed into day anil Sunday in Dallas visiting old visit«*«! at the home of her brother,
Miss Retha Schneider, of Dallas, is
Such testimony is complete—the evi­ writing that will bring up the potato«*. have the house moved away and a mod-
Luther Condon was at Airlie hist Sat­
working for Mrs. Fred Koser.
unconsciousness, the condition lasting friend*.
Mark Blodgett, Sunday.
rn bungalow erected on the lot.
dence conclusive.
urday.
for about an hour, and similar to that of
Mr*. Sallie Mulkey’* little «laughter,
..
. ,,
_
. . . . .
i It forms convincing proof of merit.
Sam Smithscn, of McMinnville, visit-
Roy Bir«l and family spent the dav
George Mitty is plowing most of the
Rev. K. H. Hicafoose preached at the last week. She was taken to Salem
Mr. «n.l Mr*. Lew Ritner vlmtc. tlielr
m ,,. |.yj ilt Karemi. I) St., McMinn- Veava, wa* quite aiek la*t w eek.
with his father, Wm. Bird and family e«l with Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Ilaye* Sat­
Christian
church
Sunday
evening
be­
Eola gardens.
Tuesday
to consult a doctor,
daughter, Mrs. trank Shevthe and fain* ville, Oregon, says: “ I do no hesitate
urday.
Sunday.
The house on the old Leahy place fore a large audience.
ily at Airlie Saturday night.
j «» recommend Doan’s Kidney Pills as I
There was an afternoon party at
Mr and Mrs, W. B. * Duncan, of Sa­
burned down last Sunday, but we have
Last week Mr. Hayes purchased a
Christof Domaschofsky came home
The lar^e new . ddition to the hotel is lem, «Iroye out to their ranch here last Grover Farmers 17th. The following
Levi Oleman visited a*. Independence tM,n *‘^‘r them an excellent remedy. I learned no particular* at thi* writing.
rapidly nearing completion.
ladies were present: Me*<lames Carl­ Saturday to stay a while and visit with bicvcle at a sale at Monmouth for his
last Saturday night.
, suffered a great deal from kidney trim-
Sunday.
girls,
Luther Gidding* will noon be hon e
son, Houks, Robertson, Aciiff, Stanifer. the home folks.
I hie and hud acute pains in the small of
P. L. Cnmphe 1, president of the Uni­
Bev Freer and Miss Pena Hoppe vis ; my back. 1 was also subject to head­ from Union, w here he has been teach­
Otis and Mabel Hayes, recent arrivals
Never can tell when you’ ll mash a Hayden, Mundinger, Biewer, Donald
There will be a basket social at the
versity of Oregon, delivered an address
ited at Bridgeport last Sunday.
ing
school.
*on, Mitty, and farmer, also several Pioneer school house on the 3rd of May from the east, were callers at the Hop-
aches ami felt tired nearlv all the time.
to the normal students and citizens of fingnr or suffer a cut, bruise, burn or
children.
It
was
a
shower
party.
Cof­
1
l
tried
a
number
of
preparations,
hut
Jesse Yost and wife went to Airlie
Be prepare«J. Dr. Thonm’s
The roads are getting fine out here Monmouth in the college chapel Thurs­ scald.
to raise money for a bell for the school field home near Salt Creek Sunday.
last Monday, also Albert Uonco and was not relieved until 1 began using now and the autos will soon be going by day evening.
F’ lectric Oil instantly relieves the pain, fee and cake were served.
house. A ll are invited.
Doan’s
Kidney
Pills.
In
a
short
time
—quickly cure* the wound.
John Cline.
to the coast.
there was an improvement and I con­
A bulletin outlaying the provisions of
Henry Powell is In Iping Reuben tinued taking this remedy until I was
The slashing on Little Elk mountain the different courses of the summer
B0WERSVILLE.
FALLS CITY
Hastings with his farming.
free from kidney disea e.” (Statement wa* finished lust week for the new road, school here is being prepared and w ill
City Express & Transfer Co.
which will make it an 8 per cent grade. soon he off the press.
given
August
1907.)
Home snow fell in the mountains
LON MUSCOTT, PRO PRIETO R
Mr.
Seawell
and
Robert
Kelly,
of
Two years later. On December 10,
VV. II. Robertson and wife visited
Mr*. Belle Wakefield and little son,
close to Peedee last week.
Allen Johnson has sold his lumber
Greenwood, came up to the Hayes home
All kinds of hauling at reasonable
1909, Mrs. Pearson confirmed her form Rex, ar** visiting with Mr*. Wakefield’s
their
daughter,
Mrs.
Flower,
last
week.
business to the Dallas Lumber company
j Friday in the former’s auto.
rates. Phone orders promptly at­
er statement saying* “ The testimonial parent* at Dayton, Oregon.
Mrs. L. E. Tic,lienor has moved to
and ha* been chosen to manage the
tended to. Headquarters at Web­
I gave publicly recommending Doan’s
ROCCA.
Job Rem pel, <f P* lk, was in thin vi­
business
for
the
company
here.
Portland
with
her
family
and
will
make
ster’s confectionery.
Mr. Nichlor was a businesa caller here
Kidney pills in 1907, was correct. This
Bears the
cinity Saturday on business.
that city her home.
Inspector Thomas has been in the remedy helped me a great deal and I am last Tuesday.
Phones: Bell 264, Mutual 254
Another t unis court has been fixed
Signature of
Rev.
and
Mrs.
S.
8.
Ed»ger
went
to
woods looking over the homesteads that glad to say so.”
Till Bell has moved into tHe Emmett
up on the normal campus, which makes
Barn Phone Mutual 245
Dallas, in company with P. D. Edigers |
Constipation causes headache, nausea, the third now in use.
have been proved up since he was fiere
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
residence.
last year.
cents. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Buffalo, iizzincHH, languor, heart palpitation.
Election
day
passed
off
quietly
here
Several
new
families
have
moved
to
New York, sole agents for the United Drastic physic* gripe, sicken, weaken
Mrs. M. L Hayes came into her home­ States.
the bowel* ami don’ t cure. Doan’* Monmouth, ami to find an empty house and the usual surprises occured.
stead a week ago.
Remember the name— Doan’s—and Kcgulels act gently and cure constipa­ in this city at the present time, would
Mr. Wagner, of Salem, has bought
be hard to do.
tion. 25 ceuts. Ask your druggist.
Wm. Southwell, wife and daughter take no other.
part of the Tetherow farm.
The hoys of the Monmouth concert
Many improvements have been made
band have ordered new uniforms and
PERRYDALE.
will give a band concert sometime with­ in Falls City this spring, and much
more work has been lai«l out to be done
in the next two weeks.
Liter. Everything i* looking well and
The ladies of the W. C. T. U. met at
tha future welfare of our little city is
the home of Mrs. Lee Conner Wednes­
Do you feel all tired out ? I)o you sometimes
RICKREALL.
assured.
day afternoon.
think you just can’t work awuy at your profes­
Reports on the chemical assay and
John Durant and wife, of Amity, and
sion or trade any longer ? Do you have a poor ape­
Glenn Orr returned to his home in proof and tests of the shale taken from
Homer Foster and wife, of Upper Halt
tite, and lay awake at nights unable to sleep? Are
iiere some week* air«», have been reeeiv
Creek, visited at the home of their par- Portland Satimlay.
your nerves all gone, and your stomach too? Has am­
«•d by Attorney Flower, and the shah*
e ts, Mr and Mrs. John Duignan, Hun
bition to forge ahead in the world left you ? If so, you
Mr. and Mrs. Burgard, of Portland, has proven to be just what is required
lay.
might as well put a stop to your misery. You can do it if
«pent Saturday and Sunday at VV. E. by tiie parties i terested. If proper ar­
you will.
Dr. Pierce’s (»olden Medical Discovery will
A W. C. T IT. and Woman suffrage Clark’s.
rangements can he made as to lease or
make you a different individual. It will set your lazy liver
lecture was given here Sunday evening
Mr*. Otis Wait, Thelma Wait and purchase of the property containing it,
to work.
It will set things right in your stomach, and
at the Christian church by Mrs. Hart­
there
will he something doing here soon.
Mr*. Stinson went to Salem Saturday.
( your appetite will come back. It will purify your blood.
ford.
If there is any tendency in your family toward consumption,
Dr. Pfnndhoefer, who has been con­
Mr*.
Eva
Lucas,
of
Salem,
i*
visiting
Andrew CampWll ami family am)
it will keep that dread destroyer away. E\en alter con­
iine«! to his house for some days, is im­
Clias. Bratcher and family and J. E. at the home «»f B. F. Lucas.
sumption has slmost gsined a foothold in the form of a
proving some at this time.
Yoakum motored to Sheridan and
lingering eough, bronchitis, or bleeding at the lungs, it will bring about a
Mr. and Mr*. Jack Goodell drove to
Mrs. M. L Thompson and daughter,
Willamina Sunday.
cure in 98 per cent, of all cases. It is a remedy prepared by Dr. K. V. Pierce,
Dallas Saturday.
Mildred, were Salem visitors last week
of Buffalo, N . Y ., whose advice it given free to all who wish to write him. His
The young folks from here who at­
Harry
Cookinhan
went
to
Salem
Sat­
returning home Sunday.
great success has come from his wide experience and varied practice.
tended the carnival in Dallas Saturday an lav.
Don’ t be wheedled by a penny-grabbing dealer into taking inferior substi­
Leslie and Lamar Tooze called in
evening were Misses Esther Conner,
tutes for Dr. Pierce’s medicines, recommended to he "just as good.” Dr.
Almon H ill’s mother, from the east, Falls City Monday.
Wamla. Lenna, Frances Keyt and IVles*
Pierce's medicines are op know n c o m po s itio n . Their every ingredient printed
came
in
Friday
for
a
visit.
eis Robert Mitchell. Maxwell Flannery,
Mr. Shipley and sisters from Indepen­
on their wrappers. Made from roots without alcohol. Contain no habit­
Chas. Neuman and Chas. Haviland.
The Rickreall high school base ball dence, were visiting at Doren Frinks
forming drugs. World’s Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo, N. Y .
team
were
defeated
at
Independence
wunday.
Grandma Wise is visiting her «laught­
Sunday.
er, Mrs. Plankington at Bridgeport.
A Ltneback went to Portland Monday
Uncle
E«1
Clark
walked
to
the
store
on a business trip.
The third concert of the season by the
Monday.
Perrydale concert hand w ill be given in
Bert Wonderlv and wife returne«! t«»
Miss Aurelia Burch has resigned her their homestead claim Monday taking
the Christian church at Amity next
¡»osition at Silverton and returned home
Saturday evening the 27th.
in supplies for future use.
on account of ill health.
Otella Friar, who has I teen staying
The surveying crews came in from
Election passed very quietly here.
with Mr*. Bratcher and attending school,
the Siletz basin Saturday and returned
D ALLAS, OREGON
returned to her home in Eola Saturday.
Monday.
a ir l ie !
—----------------------------------
Mi*s Edna Shore, of Dallas, was a
PHONE *nd S T A N D it W. R. ELLIS’ CO NFECTION ERY
Don’t let the baby suffer from eczema,
caller here Sat unlay afternoon.
sores or auv itching of the skin. Doan’s
Mr*. Bell«» Dane, of Portland, is visit­ Ointment gives instant relief, cure*
Arrangements have been made by the
Perry« la le concert band and the Loyal ing at the home of J. S. Smith.
A ll Kinds of Hauling Done W ell and Promptly
\ \
quickly. Perfectly safe f«»r children
\ r
Daughters to give a picnic here on Sat­
Mr*. By»on Gill, of Eugene, i* visiting All druggists sell it.
Special Attention Given to Commercial Men
urday, May 25th, in a grove on the
Werner place one half mile south of
BETHEL-McCOY.
town. Committees on program. sj>orts.
etc , have been appointed ami are al­
S H A W & M U S C O T T . Proprietors
ready busy. Everything will he «lone
Mr. Shank purchased a new ■'lnile-
BELL PHONE 64
M U T U A L PHONE 24
to make thi* picnic a success. Perrv-
baker automobile thi* week.
t I
dale has tin* talent f«»r a g«^«>«l program,
and mc umierstand that there will b«» a
| A hall game t«x»k place on the Amity
» » » I» » » » « » » » O « » » » » » » » « N r * » « » » * » m * * * * * * * < h » * * * » * ' » * * * » * * * »
ground* Friday between Amity Colt*
few numbers on the program from Beth­
ami Bethel high. The high schixd won.
el and Briedwell. So if you want to at­
tend «»ne of the heat picnics of the season
Mr. ami Mrs. Jake Sears spent Sun-
I IM M t«»«- »«»««»* «-»»»»«»»« «• * * • • * • * »* »* »* »»* * * * .»* • »
come to Perrvilule on Mav 25th.
«lay at Mr. McKee*.
EXTRA SPECIAL SALE!
Miss Etna Smith, of Dallas, spent
Sunday at S. 11. Hinkle’s.
$
NIGHT LETTER
it
it
i
a
125 Ladies and Misses Dress Skirts, all first-class ma­ a
it
terials and good makes, to be closed out at
it
a
nearly one-half form er prices.
D. M. NAYBERGER
McMinnville, Or.
C For A Infants
STO
R l A
and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Do You Feel This Way?
ALLAS is the most progressive
City on the West Side of the
Willamette River, with a pull
together population, and the
best prospects for future advance­
ment. She has a number of good,
sound industries, but wants more,
and is open for any sound, business­
like proposition from manufacturers
¡The DALLAS TRANSFERi
who have capital behind them and the experi­
ence in making the goods.
Dallas now has a fruit packer, a flouring
mill, a foundry, a planing mill, wagon shops,
tannery, saw mill, axe handle factory, wheel
f LOW ROUND TRIPS EAST
On the dates triven below, round trip tickets will be sold
from Portland to the points in the East shown below, and
many others, at greatly reduced fares quoted. Your home
agent will sell these tickets via the North Hank Road at
■ slightly higher fares, on request.
THROUGH
T R A IN S
EAST
IN CONNECTION WITH
NORTHERN PACIfIC and GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAYS
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Boston..................
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Colorado Spring* .
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M »v 2. 3, 4, ft, 10. I I , 17, 18. 2». 9», 11*12.
June 1 «, 7. H, 13. M, IS, 17, IK, 111, 20, 21, 24, 25, 27, 28, 29, 1012.
July 2, 3, *1, 7, II, 12 15, 1«, 20, 22. 28. 20, 20. 80, 31, MM2.
Au|(ii«t I, 2, 8, 0, 7. 12, IS, Itt, 22. 23, 29, 30, ol, 1012
8*pteml»er 4, 5, 0, 7, 8, 11, 12, 30, 1012,
Stopowr an,I choice of route. »Unwed in each direction
Final return
lim it Oct. 31, 1012. Detail» of acliedule», fare», etc., furnished on r*i|iie»t.
nt Passenger Age«f, PwtbaN, OrtfN
V . f. COHAN, Gcoeral frajlt
8 9 8
$ $ $
$1
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barrow factory, and the other usual small in­
Church Services at Perrydale.
I On Fluidity, April 28th, the Perrvil ,le
I church «>f Christ will again a-soluble f**r
| it’s regular Sumlay services This
I church has been making a phenomiual !
| growth during the past year. Almost
$2.000 ha* been expended by it for vari- j
«ui* pur|H»*cs, The new building in
w hich the church has lately housed it* i
self is splemlldlv equipped for the most i
efficient work, in eve v phase of Chris '
tian service. On the 28lh of this month
there will lie special so lot* sung both
morning M ini evening, one l>v Miss llaz- 1
el Duignan, the other bv Mi*s Ola Kevt.
A11 win» have heard these two young
la*lies know that there is due a rare
treat in the inn.'¡cal line. The choir |
nnder the able direction of Mr. Perry
Caldwell will render their ex«'ellent
port in making the service what it
slnuild I k ». Th*» sermon subject to be
discflased by the pastor will be. «»«»ru­
ing, “ Man’s Highest (»« km I,” evening.
"Chained !«» a IVad Body.” The Bible
school untler the elficient superintend-
ancy of Mr. Henrv McKee will U»gin
promptly at 10 «/chock, preaching im­
mediately Mlowing You are cordially
invited by all the members «»f the Per-
rvdale church to be present ami w orship
with them Come and you will be ma«le
welcome.
I
S c o t t ’s
E m u ls io n
keeps children
healthful and happy.
Give them a few drops of
this stre n g th en in g food-'
medicine e v e ry day and
watch them grow.
IT PREVENTS
Croup
Whooping Cough
Bronchitis
Loss o f Flesh
-
u d many other troubles
D *U Q G IS T3
Mr. and Mrs. Southworth, who have
been visiting at the home of Mrs South-
worth'« father, S. L, Mlinker*, left for
I Portland Sumlay.
Mi*s Lilly Montgomery, of Imlepen-
I deuce, is visiting Mrs. Williamson.
Quite a numl>er went to Amity to hear
Lu toilette.
A «1 nice wa* given at McCoy hall by
the Glee club Saturday.
FA1RVIEW SCHOOL NEWS.
Tiie pupils of this «listrict are » quite
' progressive and are taking hold of the
•cliool work in a wav that is commend-1
able While there are but three stars
dangling from the standard certificate 1
now , we have pledged ourselves to gain
the remaining points thi* year. Our
percent «»f attendance f**r the last month
was UU and if we should h»» able to keep
the attemlance g«»«»«i for the last tw«» re­
port month# w«» shall vet win a certifi­
cate i«»r attendance. Let ns try. May
our motto ever be, “ Bv our efforts we
hope to ri*e.” The followings is the re­
port of the tfed in g contest for April
18th : Fourth grade, 95 per cent; fifth,
100; sixth, 98 2-3; seventh, 9b; eighth,
I 99.
dustries, and prospective oil wells.
Dallas wants a cement factory, a woolen
mill, a match factory, a furniture factory, a
barrel stave factory, a ship knee and bow sprit
factory, piano factory, box factory, etc.
Our timber resources are unlimited and we
desire them worked up into anything that can
be made o f wood.
For further particulars address the Secre­
tary o f the Dallas Commercial Club.