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CHILDREN’S CONTEST.
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are visiting his sister, Mra.
Splawn, of Dallas.
Miaa Tweet Henry has the chicken
pox.
Mr. and Mra. Oacar H uyter were Sa­
lem visitors Sunday.
E. T. G arner, of Tacoma, is visiting
iu Dallas.
C, C. M itchrll has been visiting bir
Mr. Spinney ia building a bridge
acroaa the «lough south ot Mr. Kuiglil's daughter, Mrs. Hill, of The Dalles.
place.
Frank Riggs ia the proud father of a
Mr. and Mrs. Pleaainxer, ot Mon­ babv boy.
mouth, were iu town on buaineaa the
Andy Reiger, of Stayton, waa in Dal­
laat of the week.
las Wedneaday.
Mra. Bottorff la clerking in Campbell'*
Mra. H enry Nelson was a Portland
atore Saturdava.
visitor thia week.
Mr. Annabel, ot Portland, baa been
Miss R uth Littlepag* spent the week
up viaitiue Mr Banta. Mr. Uanta re- end in Portland.
turned to Po
'ortland with him to work in
Dr. Remple and family are moving in­
bia cleaning eatabMabment,
to their house on Court street.
Mr. Baker, an agent for the Portland
G. Snyder ia visiting his brother in
G ranite Worka, waa in Dullaa on buai-
Puusutaw ney, Pennsylvania.
neaa laat week.
Frank Broadlee has sold his farm near
Mra. Bollman, of Seattle, baa beea
Dallas to a Portland man and expects to
visiting her aou, Dr. Bollman.
make his home in Dallas.
Mra. Hugh Boyd, of Tacoma, came
C. C. Bingham, of Hoquaim, W ash­
up to Dallas to attend tbe funeral of her
ington, was in Dallas laat week.
ancle, Mark Eiubree.
The farm ers are rejoicing over the
Rev. D. LeaterfFielda made a business
trip up in tbe Sound country laat week. warm spring raius to m aka th eir crops
grow.
J. E. Jones, of Perrydale. waa in Dal­
Mr. and Mrs. Asher Coovert visit»-«}
las Sunday.
relatives in McMinnville and Amity
Amelia Peterson baa gone to Portland Saturday and Sunday.
to live with her sister, Mra. Johnson.
Mr. Faist and family, of Salem, visit­
Bert Oaburn has gone to Tillamook.
ed Ida brother, Chas., of thia city, S u n ­
day.
Mr. and Mra. Finch and son, of Inde-
liendence. visited Mr. and Mrs. Ed
H. W. Quiring sold his spits dog te
Graves Sunday.
Frank Ward for (5.
Mias Giace Griswold, of California,
Mrs. Cecil Brown, of Newberg, visit­
ed her m other, Mrs. Sol Blessing, Wed­
ia visiting friends in Dallas.
nesday.
Harry Hill received word th at his
Mrs. Joe Ray and son, Paul, of H ills­
mother ia very low in a hospital a t Sa
boro, visited relatives iu Dallas Friday.
lem.
M re. N ash's sister, of Falls City, spent
Mr. and Mrs. H enry Nelson, of Port­
Sunday with them .
land, visited relatives und friends in
Mr. Muller, of Portland, is working Dallas Sunday.
in Sim mon's barber shop,
Blanche Day went to Salem Monday.
Mr. McClellan, of Colorado, was in
H. Voth, Sr., a business m an, of Salt
Dallas with Mr. Pleaeinger Saturday. Creek, ia tbe possessor of a new au to ­
He ia very much pleased with the coun­ mobile.
try.
The m onthly H. H. C. of th e M. E.
Carvel Campbell broke his arm on a church Monday night.
slide for life at Frank Holm an’s Monday.
Dan Foster, of Perrydale, was in Dal­
Nola Coad was a week end visitor
las Saturday.
Portland.
Will Fletcher, of Buell, visited iu Dal­
Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson and three las Sunday.
children, of the Phillipine Islands, have
Joe Stowe and daughter, Pauline, of
come to spend the sum m er with her
m other, Mrs. Anderson, of M onmouth. Am ity, were Dallas visitors M onday.
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Mrs. Ferguson is a niece, of Mrs. Fergu­
L e o n a M a io n .
son, of Cooper Hollow.
Mrs. Ii. C. Wilson and children lafl
E. E. Holladay lias 800 chickens. He Monday for Iowa.
expects to get 1500 this sum m er.
Fred Evans and Noel Davis, oi Salem,
were in Dallas Sunday.
Alm a Mitchell.
Linzs Dennis has come home from
Grace G ates is home from P ortland.
Portland.
Alfred Lane, of Siletz, is visiting rel­
Mr. Martin is home from Salem for a atives in this city.
short visit.
Marcus Hage has returned to Port
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson have returned to land.
Sheridan.
Mr. Churchill, of.D allas, is now in
C. E. Lane, of North Dallas, has mov North Yam hill.
ed to the Luke Brook farm near Quinby,
Mrs. Dell Plaster, who is a t the Dal
where lie w ill work for Martin A Harris
las hospital, is improving rapidly.
in their saw mill.
Mrs. A. 3. Campbell has been visiting
Miss Beaver visited in Salem S atur­
in Portland,
day.
Ruth Miller.
About one-third of your
entire life is spent in bed.
Why should you not
make that third as com­
fortable as ever you can.
A bed should not only give the greatest possible
rest to your tired body, but it should give you
th a t refreshing feeling of renewed life
when you arise in the morning.
Only beds like we sell can be
guaranteed to do this. They are
built for comfort but have also
th at elegant appearance th at
gives distinction to your room.
All Kinds at all Prices at This Store
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for all occasions “ Oregon's Best”
Hour is always ju st splendid. No
m atter when or w hat you w ant to
bake you’ll find “ Oregon’s Best”
flour simply perfect. Its splendid
baking qualities m ake it a favorite
among the beat home bakers and
the sure success attending its use
make it the flour the young house
wife cannot afford to do without.
Made in Dallas by
SWEENEY BROS.
W U W V W W U W W V W U W W U W W U U U U U W U W U W U \U H W i3
JOHN DEERE Quality Buggies
Extra Finish-Correct Styles-R ight Prices
j CRAVEN BROS., DALLAS
.WrB, Hinshaw and daughter. Ora, ac­
companied bv Will G rithth, visited in
W illamina last week.
Dave McDonald returned from Cor-
vallfs Monday.
J. W. Mitchell, H. W. W right and
H arrv Woods have put up a new wire
division fence.
John Remington haB bought a new-
buggy.
Mrs. B urkhalter’s daughter haa the
measles.
E<1 Gum p, of Corvallis, was a Dallas
visitor Monday.
Mr. Asher and family left Thursday
for Lindon, California.
Marion Kearney started to school
again after having the chicken pox,
Chas Towns painted the Gleason
house last week.
Jane Wisdom Mills, of C eutralia, is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. H. P. Sliriver.
F ra n k S tu m p
Hon. N. L. Butler and wife, of Port­
land, visited relatives here last week.
Dr. B utler returned from Portland
Miss Jean K uykendall was a Salem Tuesday.
visitor Saturday.
L. Agee, of McMinnville, is visiting at
M tb . Mary Price, of Kings Valley, is the home of A1 Stow.
stopping with G randm a G rant.
Leona Stow went to Monmouth Fri­
Breeze Gibson, of Rickreall, visited day.
bis sister, Mrs. Starbuck.
Mr. Ross returned T hursday from a
fishing trip in the m ountains.
Mr. Remple bought a pacing m are of
Ross Nelson, of Independence, is vis­
Mr. Adams.
iting friends iu th e city.
H arry VanMoss visited his folks io
B. 8. 8. Soule, of P ortland, is up on
Portland Sunday.
business this week.
Mr. J. R. Kellv, of Portland, was in
Fred Townsend, of Salem, drove over
Dallas representing the National con­
servatory of music and trying to get in his car Friday,
some scholars.
Mrs. N. Hayes returned from Port-
Mr. Heab is cutting wood on the P e t­ ’and Monday.
erson place.
H. W. Stum p was an over Sunday
Dr. N evel.tlie veterinary surgeon, was visitor in Portland.
ailed to see a sick horse a t Pterce's
Miss Linda Miller returned from Port­
Tuesday.
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land Monday.
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H arry Viers sold his buggy to Mr,
Fred W agner w ent to Portland Sat­
Remple.
urday.
The dogs killed five of Mr. Fenton’s
I)r. Nevel returned from McMinnville
goats one day last week.
Monday.
Mr. Allen and family have moved
Mr. and Mrs. A lbert Sm ith were S a­
back to lowu from their farm , bringing lem
visitors Sunday.
with them an extra fine cow.
C hester Mitty has returned home
from Salem, where he visited his sister.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Fisher Boise has returned from Sa­
lem, where be viaited his brother, Ru­ H ener Van Moss to Ivy Skinner,
land in Dallas ..................
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ben.
Lucy E and Frank Rowell lo M yr­
Miss Mabel Poling is staying with the
tle G Gross, land in Dallas
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Shaw family for the sum m er, her par­ John A Olin to W W Mitchell,
ents moving to Portland.
trustee, east naif of nw 1-4 of
section 30. t 0 s, r 8 w ...............
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There was a com plaint sent to the city
m arshal about men riding on the side­ C has A Robertson to Walket A
Cox, one half interest in lot 1
walks in North Dallas, being inside of
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the city lim its.
Two of Mr. Alsip'a young colts died
laat week.
H enry VanMoes and family, who
went to California a short rime ago, did
oot like it there, and came back as far
as Portland by way of A riioua.
Mrs. L. P. Mitchell has an attack of ^
quinsy,
Harriet Davis.
T h e trade-mark* cut from the wrapper« on Babbitt'« Be«t
Soap are redeemable for beautiful and uaeful pre*er.ts. Just
remember that the wrapper is around the best soap ever made.
The trade-uffca oe all B A B B ITTS PRO D U CTS are rateable .
Pure Lye or Potash
Naptha Soap
White Floating Soap
Babbitt’s Cleanser.
W rite for Premium Book.
B. T. BABBITT. INC* Boa 1776, New York Gty.
M rs.C arlson, of Eola, was in Dallas
Sunday.
Saturday night was the last night of
the skating rink and a large crowd
turned out, a few coming over from Ih
dependence.
Saturday was cleaning day a t the
Dallas library.
Grace Bogynska. of Monmouth, was a
visitor iu Dallas Sunday.
Miss Nad a Wilson left for tbe east
last Monday.
Miss Gee, who was operated on a t the
{Julius hospital, has been moved to her
home near Suit Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. McDougal and «laugh
ter returned from the east recently.
A surprise party was given a t the
home ol Airs. It. C. Wilson Wednesday
evening. A num ber of friends and rel*
atives attended. The evening was spent
by playing guinea. About 10 a lunch
was served. Ail had a good time.
Earl and Jesse Barham drove over to
Peedee last week.
Mr. Self, of Portland, was in Dallas
between trains Wedneaday.
A. D. Lute is driving leant for W. L.
! Barber.
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W. H Moors and family have rented
j rooms from Mrs. Healy.
Mr. and Mrs. John Henry raterned
from a business trip to Albany Tuesday ;
1 Jim Johnson and wifa, of P o rtla n d ,!]
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WOOD FOR SALE
Do you ne«l wood? In pre­
paring to place your jr-
d e ls rem em ber th at I ain
a hie to fa m ish you all kind«
of slab w ind from eith er of
th e Dallas sawm ills, at th e
beet possible rates, Send in
our orders by either phone,
la tn a l 1190; Bell 443.
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pany would ship their oil up here
by tank, bring upjin auto truck
and have all our, streets oiled in- j
side of three tisyk&nd all trouble
over for the season.
On .motion of Staats the street j
committee was ordered to go ov- '■
er the streets with the represen-!
For Infanta a-nd Children.
Ask your doctor how often tative and report at the next
meeting.
he prescribes an alcoholic
J. L. White was present in an­
stimulant (or childrtn. He swer to some kick that had been
will probably say, “ Very, made against the light given out
very rarely." Ask him how by the arc lights. Fenton stated
often he prescribes a tonic for that he had heard the lights were
them. He will probably an­ stronger after midnight than be­
fore. Mr. White said that it was
Bears
swer, “ Very, very frequently.” a hard proposition to find out just
Then ask him about Ayer’s how much candle power an arc
Sarsaparilla as-a strong and was giving. Those lights were
safe tonic for the young. Not supposed to be giving 1200 candle
power, but as to whether they
a drop of alcohol in it.
are so doing would be a hard
Alwsys keep a box of Ayer’s Pills In the matter to get. at. The specific
house. Just one pill at bedtime, now and arc complained of had been fixed.
then, will ward off many an attack of
Fuller said the Ulihee people
biliousness, indigestion, tick-headache.
How many years baa your doctor known had at their own expense gravel­
these pills? Ask him all about them . ) ed the road to their tract and
X r f . by « h . 1 0. AYXB CO.. L m l l . M m . .
they now asked that the city
grade and gravel the block from
Oregon avenue to the county road.
COUNCIL MEETING.
Ayres and Fenton thought this
matter had been put fairly to
Detail Plant for Carnegie Library the people at the last city elec­
are Now Accepted.
tion and been turned down. That
now we would have to take the
The city council met in adjourn­ county money to make those
ed session last Monday evening needed improvements. On mo- |
with Mayor Craven in the chair tion of Fuller the matter was 1
and all the officers and members j left in the hands of the finance
committee to report at the next
present.
On motion of Coad the marshal meeting.
was ordered to notify the Evan­
A resolution approving the
gelical church people to repair contract entered into with Dennis
their cement walk on the south & Christiansen for the construc­
side of the church.
tion of the Ash street sewer was
Exact Copy of Wrapper,
The hearing was opened for read and adopted.
objections and remonstrances to
On motion of Cosper Council­
the proposed sewer improvement man Campbell was authorized to
on Ash street. No objections go ahead with necessary surveys
appearing, the Mayor ordered of the streets in the Howe addi­
the hearing closed, and the city tion, and get the deeds all sign­
attorney was instructed to bring ed up, all this work to be at the
in a resolution on the proposed expense of the property owners.
improvement.
On motion of Coad the council
Staats stated that the detail adjourned at 10 o’clock to accept
plans for the Carnegie library an invitation tendered by Mr.
had been approved, and stated and Mrs. Craven to spend the
that the committee were now evening at their home.
ready to advertise for bids.
On motion of Fenton the esti­
STARTS ANOTHER.
We want to sell every kilowatt of electric energy that
mated cost on the contemplated
improvement of certain alleys
we can. But we do not care to make a contract with
by macadam was placed at 60 Our Enterpriting Clothier to Have A
a power user unless the customer knows that it is to
cents a running foot, and for ad­
Branch i t Independence.
his advantage to do so.
ditional streets to be improved
was placed at $2 a running foot
Wm. Herzogg, who conducts a
Our power engineers have devoted years to their
and 40 cents for curbs.
word; they know their business. They are at the
A representative of the Oregon first class Men’s and Boys’ Cloth­
road oiling company was present ing emporium in Dallas, has con­
disposal of every power user, large or small. They
fidence
in
Independence
and
has
and stated that owing to the
make a complete, thorough investigation and test,
freight rate to Dallas being so decided to open a first class store
and
compile a scientific report upon which you may
here.
high he would have to raise the
Mr. Herzog, in an interview,
rely. When these experts have finished you will
rate given heretofore of $75 a
k n o w your particular power problems from all sides.
mile, six feet wide, to $80. That stated that he has leased the
the oil would be put on hot and building from Dr. Allin on Main
Nothing
will be left to guess work.
not track after an hour. That street and will fix it up in the
they could not contract for less most modern style, on the same
than five miles. That they were line as his Dallas store. “As
oiling 200 m:les this year for soon as I dispose of the stock I
Portland. That the one oiling now have on hand" stated Mr.
would keep the dust down for Herzog, “which will be two or
Telephone 24
605 Covri Street
the summer in good shape. That three weeks, I will immediately
begin
to
remodel
the
store,
will
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the street could be swept clean
of droppings, etc., and not in­ fix everything up in the most up-
terfere with the oiling. That to-date manner and intend to ¡ * * # * * * . Y * i W * * * * * * * * * * 1 H H * * * * * * + * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * i H l *M >-
oil would prevent raveling of the have the leading store in Inde­
road by the suction produced by pendence.
passing autos. That this com­ I will try and arrange every­
thing similar to my Dallas store,
which is second to none in the
whole state. My business poli­
When you buy our Shoes we make a sale
cies have ever been and will be
that doesn’t end with that sale.
conducted on strictly legimate
lines, and my motto will always
We look forward to the time when you will
remain, The best goods for the
come in and say: “I want another pair as
Buy a Gasoline Engine least money.
stylish and as fine fitting as my last ones.”
I will carry none but first class
You Can Depend Upon merchandise and no doubt will
This does happen so frequently that we have
receive a liberal patronage.”—
come
to expect it. It is the logical result
Independence Enterprise.
Stimulate
Children ?
CANTORIA
The Kind You Have
Always Bonghi
the
For Over
Thirty Years
CASTORIA
Let Power Experts Work
for You at Our Expense
Oregon Power Company
| Several Sales in One
of our care in recommending right models
and fitting to measure.
Dr. A. M. McNicol
Our W a y W ill Surely Please You
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
Office 719 C ourt Street, Dallas, Oregon
Notice of Sheriff's Sale.
T
WO engines may look
equally good, may even
work equally well (or a
time. In the end one proves
satisfactory, the other becomes
a nuisance. Why?
The satisfactory engine is
one that is carefully built,
and thoroughly tested.
Thorough testing takes time
and costs money. It means
careful adjustment under trying
conditions. It is an expensive
process, but a necessary one if
the finished engine is to be
dependable.
O T IC E is h e r e b y R iv e n , t h a t b y v i r t u e o f a n
e x e c u tio n a m i o r d e r o f Mule d u ly issu e d o u t
o f t h e c ir c u it c o u r t o f t h e s t a t e o f O re g o n , for
t h e c o u n ty o f P o lk ,o n ».he 11th d a y of A p ril, 1912,
a n d to m e d ir e c te d , u p o n * a J u d g e m e n t a m i do-
e m d u l y r e n d e r e d b p MUd C o u n t o n th e S t |
fla y of A p ril 1012, a m i w h ic h ju d g e m e n t war
e n r o lle d And d o c k e te d in t h e o m c e of t h e c le rk
of K |id c o u r t o n t h e 2 6th dtijr o f A p r il, 1912, In a
c e r t a i n s u it t h e n p e n d in g in Raid c o u r t , w h e r e ­
in K ora G o ld b e rg w a r p l a i n t if f , re c o v e re d
ju d e i n e n t a n d d e c re e a g a in s t W. If. M a tn e y
n n d P e a rl M a tn e y w e re defem lA iitR . a n d bv
w h i c h 'e x e c u t io n a n d o r d e r of Hale l a m com -
m a m J e d to a e il t h e r e a l p r o p e r t y in Raid e x e ­
c u ti o n a n d h e r e i n a f t e r d e s c r ib e d , to » n tlsiy
p la in t Iff« j u d g e m e n t h e r e in , t o - w it : T h e Hum
of 1616.67 w l’ h i n te r e s t t h e r e o n fro m O c to b e r
’2 0th, 1909, a t t h e r a t e of 7 p e r c e n t p e r a n n u m
u n t il p a i n ; a ls o
c e n t* ta x e a to r t h e y e a r
1906, w ith i n t e r e s t t h e r e o n fro m F e b r u a r y 19th,
l u ll , a t 6 p e r c e n t p e r a n n u m u n t il p a i d ; a ls o
|6.34 ta x e s fo r t h e y e a r 907. w ith i n te r e s t t h e r e ­
o n fro m F e b r u a r y 9 th , 1911, a t 6 p e r c e n t per
a n n u m u n t i l p a id , a ls o 18.93 ta x e a fo r t h e y e a r
1908, w ith i n te r v a l t h e n o n fro m F e b r u a r y 9 th .
1911, a t rt p e r r e n t p e r a n n u m u n t il p a id : a lso ,
$*.77 m u ta x e s fo r t h e y e a r l..*», w i t h i n te r M l
th e r e o n ¡from F e b r u a r y 9 th , 1911, a t 6 p e r c e n t
iiiiiu n u n t i l p a id ; a la« >, 99.46 c e n t» ta x e a
y e a r 1910. w ith I n te r e s t t h e r e o n fro m
F e b ru a ry 9 th , 1911, a t 6 per c e n t p e r a n n u m itn
I tll puid ; a ls o , 929.00 s tr e e t im p r o v e m e n t a s se s s ­
m e n t w ith in te r c u t th e r e o n a t 6 p e r c e n t p e r
a n n u m fro m F e b r u a r y 9 th , 1911, u n t il p a i d ;
a ls o $40.00 a tt o r n e y * fee, a ll o n p l a i n t if f 's tlrat
eauac- of a n il h e r e i n ; a n d o n p la t lit iff’a s e c o n d
c a u a e o f a u it In th a b o v e u n t it le d c ans«, p l a i n ­
tiff h a v e a n d r e c o v e r of a m i fro m d e f e n d a n t s
I t h e s n m o f 960 U 0, w ith I n te r e s t th e r e o n from
j Ot to h e r rtth , 1907, a t 10 p e r c e n t p e r a n n u m
u n t il p a id ; fo r flVOO a t t o r n e y 's .eea a n d fo r h e r
1 co a la a n d d i s b u r s e m e n t s h e r e i n ta x e d a n d s i
j lo w e d in t h e s u m ol £16.40, a n d t h e su m o f
, 97 6.00 a s A tto rn e y ’s fees in thiN a u it, a n d a lso
t h e re s p e c tiv e s o m a ao fo u n d d o e a s a fo r e s a id .
! w ith I n te r e s t th e r e o n am a f o r e s a id , o r a«» m u c h
i th e r e o f a s t h e s a id p r o c e e d s o l » a id s a le w ill
pa> o t t h e s a m e , to g e t h e r w ith t h e a c c r u in g
! c o sta a n d e x p e n s e s u p o n »a id e x e c u tio n .
I N o w , th e r e f o r e , I w ill o n
DALLAS SHOE STO R E
Phone 513
M R S. J. C. G A Y N O R , Proprietor *
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I H C Gasoline Engines
Are Thoroughly Tested E E
No e n g in e le a v e s the factory
until it has p r o v e d itself thor­
oughly dependable. That is
reason e n o u g h for buying an
I HC e n g in e . It is a good buy
because it is dependable—it is
dependable because it is thor­
oughly tested. If you want en­
gine satisfaction for years to
coir e go to the local dealer and
buy an I H C gasoline engine.
It is the safe way and by far
the cheapest in the long run.
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