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The Tenderfoot Farmer
It w as one o f these experimental farmers, who put green
sp ectacles on his c o w and fed her shavings. Ilis theory
w as that it didn’ t matter what the cow ate so long as she
w as fed. The questions of digestion and nourishment had
not entered into his calculations.
It’ s only a “ tenderfoot” farmer that would try such
an experiment with a cow. But many a farmer feeds him
self regardless of digestion and nutrition. He might almost as well eat shav
ings for all the good hd gets out of his food. The result is that the stomach
grows “ weak” the action of the organs of digestion and nutrition are impaired
and the man suffers the miseries of dyspepsia and the agonies of nervousness.
were in A m - '
Mrs. M. V. Smith, who is in Eugene, '
Me
. M e will soon return to her m other’ s home
here.
25c
Mrs. Janet Davidson has bought an
H a r r i e t D a v is .
I apartment house in s an Francisco.
Mrs. Pleaainger, o f Monmouth, is vis
I. F. Yoakum was in Salem on busi
iting her daughter, Mrs. D. Plaster.
ness last week.
50
.50.
30.
Until Miller
Harriet Davis.
Alum M iti hell
Miss Viola Meson who has been sick
Mr. and Mrs. II. A Hinshaw return
for some time, is able to be out and
ed from Portland Sunday,
around again.
The Aid society of the Methodi st
Charlie Plessin/er. of Monmouth,
church sewed for Sirs. W . P. M iller Fii-
was a Dallas visitor Thursday.
day.
Mrs. He.»lev, who fell and hurt her
Mrs. McCallon’ s Sunday school class
self so that she could not work, is able
of the Methodist church met at her
to go to work and is feeling tine.
| bouse Friday evening.
Mr Shew, who has been at the hos
The W . C. T . 1'. will meet at Mrs.
pital for some time, was taken to his
Kersey’s next Tuesday.
home in Monmouth Thursday.
The Dallas sell iol teachers went to
Albert Fennel was very sick Wednes
the institute in Monmouth Saturday.
day evening.
T o s tre n g th e n th e s to m a c h , r e s to r e th e a c tiv ity o f the o r
ga n s o f d ig e s tio n a nd n u tr itio n a n d b ra c e up th e n e rv e s ,
use D r . P ie r c e * s G o ld e n M e d ic a l D is c o v e ry . I t is an un*
ta ilin g re m e d y , a n d has th e c o n fid e n c e o f ph ysicia n s as
w e ll as th e p ra is e o f th ou sa n d s h e a le d by Its use.
■m
Fred ami Bolton Stinoic
itv last week.
CHILDREN’S CONTEST.
In the strictest sense “ Golden Medical Discovery” is a temperance medi
cine. It contains neither intoxicants nor narcotics, and is as free from alcohol
as from opium, cocaine and other dangerous drugs. A ll ingredients printed on
its outside wrapper.
Don’ t let a deafer delude you for his own profit. There is no medicine for
stomach, liver and blood “ just as good” as “ Golden Medical Discovery.”
H e re — everyw h ere—in the
frozen north — in the fever
ridden swamps of the tropics
they look to me for aid.
T o the invalid, the convales
cent, the old, the infirm, I
give real helpful service.
A little of me goes a long
way.
L. 11. Schultz, of California, is in Dal-
Dr. Scheetx went to Portland Satur
La.
day.
*
Mrs. A Hirer and children went to C al
Mrs. John Lynn went to Salem Fri
ifornia Friday.
day.
Homer Calkins wont to Portland Sat
Kev. C. P. Gates went to Salem Sat
urday.
urday.
Mr. Ludwick is very poorly.
Mr. Banta bus gone
start u pressing parlor.
to
Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Palmer hail a fam
ily reunion Sunday.
REAL ESTATE SNAPS
James Sweeney hauled a load of
wheat from R ick reallto Dallas Monday.
C. II. Shultz ami family, of California,
ire visiting in Dallas.
Frank Burlier, o f Sheridan, visited
his brother, W. L. Barber, Thursday.
Chas. N , Bilyeu
Peter Friesen was an Independence
visitor Sunday.
Albert Furuham
Saturday.
ü
f e É
(mutue
IflOURl
v%
Miss Gurney
Wednesday.
for all occasions “ Oregon’s Best”
flour is always just splendid. No
matter w hen or what you want to
bake y in’ ll find * Oregon’s Best”
flour simply perfect. Its splendid
baking qualities make it a favorite
among the best homo bakers and
the sure success attending its use
make it the flour the young house
wile cannot afford to do without..
Mrs. 'I*. A . Odom
harn built.
Made in Dallas by
to
Portland
Mrs. F. R. Smith was a Salem visitor
Friday.
IN LVEiiY SEASON
SW E E NE Y BROS.
went
John Lynn
Monday.
went
went
to
Monmouth
having
to
a
new
Independence
Mr. Skiff ìh going to move into Mr.
Wood’s house.
A lm a M itc h e ll.
Jim Sweeney went to Black
M mdav.
John Martin, Bilyeu and
having their hops trained.
Rock
Coad
Levi Adams shipped a veal to Port
land Monday.
M i*» W innie Forette in taking violin
lesson» from Mr. K elly.
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W ill Martin, of Sulem, is visiting hi»
family here.
JOHN DEERE Qualify Buggies
Extra Finish-Correct Styles-Right Prices
The Barham lioyg have a contract to
build tbe school house ut Airlie.
Mrs. Hulda Sa very i» visiting her son»
in Portland.
Within 6 miles o f Dallas we
have a tract o f 98 acres, all un
der cultivation, without other
improvements,
that
can
be
bought for $70 an acre. A ll
good black soil, and is rolling
land, close to school and postof
fice.
2 1-2 acres in Dallas, best o f
creek bottom land, good 7-roo.n
house, plenty o f fruit, an excel
lent chicken and berry place,
convenient and suitable. Only
$2500 and terms to suit.
One o f the best business loca
tions in town, 50 foot frontage
on Main street. $5000.
For $4000 we have a well im
proved 6-acre tract within the
city limits. Over 3 acres o f large
fruit and
considerable small
ones. Five-room house and barn.
A bargain at the price.
640 acres, 400 o f it cleared and
in cultivation, 100 slashed, 160
in
pasture. Fine soil,
good
springs, rolling land and well
fenced. A model farm and nev
er offered for sale before. Clov
er land, hop land, anything you
want. Only $80 an acre.
House and lot in Dallas
$3000
48 acres near town for $4000.
Mr and Mr». W itt, nee Jessie Lyons,
have moved into the Dornsife house at A ll cleared and under fence, but
the corner of Mill and Lyle.
no improvements.
J. R. M ill», of Salem, visited over
For Sale A
gentle, trust
Sunday with John Sweeney.
worthy and fast driving team at
Mr. and Mis. T yler Smith, of Sheri ( a bargain.
One is a stallion,
dan, motored to Dallas to visit tlivir j from the celebrated K in g S, 4
daughter, Mr*. Joe Graven
years old, and
weighs 1200
Miss lllnmrli M cKinney's brother Inis j pounds.
The other ¡8 a gelding,
letuniei lome.
J f rom c 0|0ne] Mayberry. Is four
W ill Urn« n of W ilUiiiiiiH. v isitoi years old and weighs 1250 pounds.
relative« h e ,, last week
| T h e y a r e v e r y s t y ,jsh
an£,
fagt>
Mr. Muir was a Portland v s tor Sun- \ anJ the price is only $425.
i lav.
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. . . . | To the rent payer—How would
° p p h a - ' ern Alaip plow I nK his you like to have us build you a
liciti in North Dalla».
i house to your own plans, and in
M i»» Ruth Beaver v\ent to ¿hilen Fri-
the coming addition to Dallas,
Jay.
the most sightly o f them all, and
M i»* Addle Hoydtiton went to Mon-
the closest in o f all new addi-
mouth Saturday.
..
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tions. W e will build it on a lot
M. h , M-trion K o r n e y
motitli over Saturday.
in Mo..- | Qr „ „ a a m a „ t r a c t
acres.
o f tw 0 to f iv e
Only want a small pay-
mg Ida daughter, Mr». M itty.
I
d o w n an d >’ou c a n P a V
Mr. and Mr». Hanson have returned
^
same AS YOU are paying
from a i»ea and a.* »(»on a» school i» out your rent at the present time,
will go into the dairy boainoos.
It is the first time that this op-
SOLD BY
GRAVEN BROS., DALLAS
BEST
SO A P
is the highest type
womanhood.
u»c» BABBITT’S ELST
to the woman w h o
SOAP.
It means clean clothes with little Lhor.
B A B B I T T S S O A P la»ti longer because the cakes
are aged and hardened before being sold to
Fresh soap goes to pieces quickly.
you.
Save the wrapper, ham all BABBITTS PRODUCTS—
they ai< redeemable for valuable ptrmiums.
Pure Lye or Potash
Naptha Soap
White Floating 5oap
Babbitt’s Cleanser
Wrttt for Prmtum Book
B T BABBMT INC floe 1776 New York Cot
e -V ,
Home»’ Dashiell has received word
that his brother, who has been operated
o.i for appendicitis, is improving.
two of his
R u t h M ille r.
Ed Dunn has the contract for hauling
wood to the rock crusher.
Mrs. Zeller ami children have gone to
Chicago, where they will visit during
the summer.
Ralph Adams has just received a ship
ment of four large wagons with which
he will haul n»ck.
Tbe Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 3 0 Years.
T M * C IN T A U B O O M M N Y , T T M URRAY *T R C C T . N t W VO R R CITY.
Our power engineers have devoted years to their
word; they know their business. They are at the
disposal of every power user, large or small. They
make a complete, thorough investigation and test,
and compile a scientific report upon which you may
rely. When these experts have finished you will
k n o w your particular power problems from all sides.
Nothing will be left to guess work.
T h e nourishing and
c u ra tiv e e le m e n ts in
Scott’s Emulsion are so
perfectly combined that
all (babies, children and
adults) are equally bene
fite d and built up.
W 11 Abel to Mrs D VI Castle, 10
acres o f lot 3 of Francs’ Fiu it
tract, No 1 ...............................
J 11 Collins, et ux to C L Graves,
lot 4 in block 1, H all’s addition
to In depen den ce..................... 4 150
John F Scbrunk to Minerva 1)
Reynolds. 4,15 acres, in t 9 s, r
4 w ............................................ 1200
Fred M McNeil to J A Mathews,
5.31 acies in t 0 s, r 6 w . . . . . .
1
Wm Bogynski to Fchool District
No 67, land in section 16, t b s ,
row
...................
20
F 11 Borden to Thomas J Cherring-
ton, lot in block 4, City View
addition to D a lla s .....................
10
F 11 Borden to F 11 Morrison, lot
Oregon Power Company
Telephone 24
sure to get SCOTT’S —
the Standard and always
best.
Be
i t ’s
the
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S e v e r a l S a l e s in O n e j
Chi l d r e n Cry
FOR F LE TC H E R ’S
When you buy our Shoes we make a sale
that doesn’t end with that sale.
We look forward to the time when you will
come in and say: “ I want another pair as
stylish and as fine fitting as my last ones.”
This does happen so frequently that we have
come to expect it. It is the logical result
o f our care in recommending right models
and fitting to measure.
C A S T O R I A
Such Proof as This Should Convince
Any Dallas Citizen.
605 Court Street
i > w u u u w v v w u v u l u u u v u u u u v u u u i u m v u u u m w u f
A L L D R U G G IS T S
ENDORSED AT HOME.
MRS. OLIVE SMITH-BICKNELL
The public* endorsement of a local citi
zen ih tlie heatproof that can be produc
INSTRUCTOR ON
ed. None better, none stronger can he
•
had. When a man comes forward and
testifies to his fellow-citizens, addresses
P IA N O and O R G A N
•
his friends and neighbors, yon may lie
-
sure he is thoroughly convinced or he
Studio: 712 Oak St., Dallas, Oregon ;
would not do so. Telling one’s experi
|
ence when it 13 for the public good is an
act o f kindness that should he appreciat
Our W ay W ill Surely Please You
ed. The following statement given by a
resident of Dallas adds one more to t he
many cases of home endorsement which
are being published about Doan’s Kid
nev Pills
Read it.
.Sirs. E. C. Hatton. Olay and Lisle
Phone 513
MRS. J. C. G A Y N O R , Proprietor |
Sts.. Dallas. Oregon, says: “ In 1907 I
publicly endorsed Doan's Kidney Pills
* * * * * * * * * * # # * • * * * # * * * * * # M M * t t ^ * * # - : y ) ( * * - i ( * * * * # # # * 'Z * * * *
and 1 can now confirm that statement.
T lth remedy was used in my family and i
it brought relief from hackaehe and o th - ;
/ÄtJfttJÄtJÄtiÄtJftlJÄt JAt Jftt iStÄjStJÄtiÄtJÄl.'ÄtJÄt.-ÄW&JSlJitjftl Tot JSt iÄtJÄtTÄtiÄlJÄtJit
er symptoms of kidney trouble.
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
*
3»
cents. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United \
States.
Remember the name— Doan’s— and
take no other.
D A L L A S SHOE S T O R E
STUMP
PULLING
MACHINES
FOR SALE
WHY PAY RENT
WOOD fOR SALE
Do you need wood? In pre-
panng to place your or-
dels rememlwr that I ain
aide to furnish you all kinds
ni slab wood from either of
the Dallas sawmills, at the
best (M>ssihle rates, Sen«! in
your orders by either phone.
Mutual UtM; Hell 443.
We want to sell every kilowatt of electric energy that
we can. But we do not care to make a contract with
a power user unless the customer knows that it is to
his advantage to do so.
is the highest type of
curative food.
REAL ESTATE ^TRANSFERS.
portunity has been offered to the
When you can get 2 1-2 acres
public o f Dallas. Come in and
o f the best garden land in Dallas,
I ’ lia*. Bonar has returned to hi* home ^alk it OVCF with US.
only six blocks from the court
near Boise, Idaho.
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house, with a dandy 6-room
John Brown is painting his house.
house. Rood barn, chicken hous
Mr. Griffith, of Monmouth, has mov
es, wood shed, cool room, with
ed to \\ illamimi.
an abundance o f fruit and ber
Edgar Williams was on the sick list
ries, with unlimited opportuni
last week.
D a lla s , O r e g o n
ties to raise chickens, a cow and
Mr* Vint Turnuge. of W iliam ina,
a pig or two, with the LaCreole
visited her daughter, Mrs. Charley Guy
running through the back yard,
Clem Swanson, o f Sheridan, visited I
for the tiny sum o f $500 down
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Swanson, uv- I
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
and your own terms on the re
er Sunday.
Office 718 Court Street, D ill is, Oregon
mainder. Mind you the place
The Marshal was in North Dallas
has its own water system. Think
looking at the road, (»reparing to im- I
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prove it hv graveling.
Got lots o f ’ em, but this skins
Mrs W ill Hayes is having her house
’ em all. See F. C. Meyer,
papered.
IT E M IZ E « R E A L T Y CO.
Little Carval Campbell got his hand
broke last week.
of
Scott’s
Emulsion
Mrs. E. G winn’s sistjr from Canada
is visiting her.
B. F. B U T L E R
D E N T IS T
Office over Fuller Pharmacy, Dallas.
Office Hours: 8 to 12 A. M. 1 t o 5 P. M.
A ll kinds ot Dental work done at
reasonable price«.
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W h y H ave
AT THE
ll l* Shriver i» (minting the front of
the Sterling Furniture company's store
Jim and W ill Middleton are working
their hopvurd m Rickreall.
W a a h D a y is J o y D a y
Bears the Signature of
ALW AYS
for You at Our Expense
Mrs. Swartz, of Portland, is here vis
iting her daughter, Mrs. Taylsr Dunn.
Mr. W. P. M iller has sold
co vs to Mr. Jones, of Am ity.
C A S TO R IA
Let Power Experts W ork
W illie Rogers is cutting wood on the
Ramsey place.
D r A. M. McNicol
TRADE MARK
G E N U IN E
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S h a b b y F u r n itu r e ?
DALLAS
IRON WORKS
Itemizer
Realty Concern
r
What is C A S T O R IA
Ca«torta 1« a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, P a r*,
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its age is Its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and W ind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea—The Mother’s Friend.
verely b) some iron falling on it.
day.
W V W \ V W V W U \ \ \ V \ V W W \ W \ > \ V\\V \ V *
Mrs. Am y Butler, o f Ballston,
Polk county, has been visiting a
few days with her cousin, Mrs.
D. B. Farley, and other relatives
in this section. She was former
ly a resident o f this part o f the
country. She returned to her
home Tu esday.- Monroe Leader.
160 acres, 40 in cultivation,
high sclioM Juniors had a party
good land, fair improvements, 2 at The
the high school Friday night.
Mrs». G. W. Scott went to Salem Fri fine springs, several acres can be
day.
Mr. H ave’s new house has been com
irrigated, 100 acres in fine fir
Mrs. Josie Griffith went to Salem Sat and oak timber, bringing 200 pleted.
urday.
Thoy started putting in a sewer on
cords to the acre, 1-4 mile to rail
Ash street Monday.
Mrs. E. N. Hall went to Salem F ri road.
$75 an acre.
C o n tin e n ta l
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been
iu use for over 30 yeurs, has borue the signature o f
and has been made under his per»
go mil supervision since it« infancy*
Allow no one to deceive you in this*
All Counterfeit«, Imitation« and “ Just-ow-good’' are but
Experiment« that trille with and endanger the health o f
Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment.
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W e have five acres o f well im
Mias Georgia M iller, of Salem, lias
proved hill land close to town for been visiting Mrs. Mark Ellis
sale at a reasonable price.
Henry Niece’s foot was smashed se
Mrs. K. V. Dalton was a Salem visit
or Friday.
If you want Flavor; If you want the Richest,
Smoothest Taste; If you want the Whiskey
that has mellowed in wood for years, ask for
For sale by
W hat is a “ t o n ic ” ? A
m eJicne that incre sis the
strergth or the tone of the
wlole system. What is an
“ alterative” ? A rredicine
that alters or ih argei un
healthy action to healthy
action. Name the beit “tonic
a d alterative”? Ayer’s Sar
saparilla, the only Sarsapa
riliaentirely free from alcohol.
A sk your doctor about it.
We have a good paying groce
Miss Pearl Titu««, of Falls C’ itv, vi ited
ry store in EastPoatland to trade with .Miss Blanche M cKinney Sunday.
Mrs. Wing was a Monmouth visitor
fo r Polk county farm land at the
Bert Osborne has gone to Tillam ook,
•Saturday.
invoice price o f the stock.
where he will run a confectionery store
Mrs. A P. Star, of Portland, is visit
ing Mrs Kaie Muscott.
IV U W V iW V W I w w v w v w w w w w u w
—
1000
Portland to
Harold Hinshaw, of Newberg, visited
his parents Sunday.
Cyrus Noble, pure and old.
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10
Mrs. Roy DeArmond, of Indepen
Ruby Katon was a Perrydale visitor
dence, is visiting her mother, Mr*.
Saturday.
Gooch, here.
F. L Hunt, of Salem, was a Dallas
Mrs. M cKinney, o f Albany, is here
‘ visitor Thursday.
visiting her sister.
Mrs. Nellie Hubbard went to Salem
Claud D uuii is visiting his brother,
Wednesday.
Ed Dunn.
John Foster, of Perrydale, was a Dal
Nate Stow ami Ethel Lucas were m ar
las visitor Saturday.
ried at Monmouth last Sunday.
The M K. A i«l society met at the
The proc|iects are good for a large
home of Mrs. W ill M iller Friday.
crop of fruit thU year.
F.d. Tribble cpiit the mill Thursday !
Am ity
and expects to go to Raymond, Wash- * Mrs. Tom Stowe went to
Thursday. From there she will go to
ington.
M cM innville to visit friendj.
They started the new dry kiln at the ! >Irg vV „ A(jee of M cM innville, at-
W illam ette mill Friday.
Mrs. A. I). Coovert visited friends in
Independence Thursday.
Tonic
Alterative
6 in block 4 in City View addi
....
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tion to Dailaa.. : .........
11 B Fletcher to M ary C Fletcher,
lot 6, in Block 15, Henry H ill’ h
town of lndei»endence . .
NY in Bnhle, to F C Saxbv, 65 12
acre« in t H p , r 6 w ...................
4000
V C Karbari to 1) .J 1‘ urvine, lot 2
in block 5, Henry H ill’* addi
tion to lnde|»endence
1000
Letia Baker t«» L C Fink, lots* 12,
13, 14, 15 and 18 in block l, out
lot 4. Monmouth ................
$ 8)0
J L Hanna et »1 to Polk county,
386
c«»unty roadway .......................
Columbia
Truat company
to
I
Amelia Burch, north 5 acre« of
tract 55, Bro dmead, contract
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s a l e ................................ .........
750,
Columbia Tiut»t company to Ln<l-
wig Mueller, Month 5 50 acres of
838
1 1 art 55, contract ale................
I \Y F Lindlev to Ira NVakeil dtl, 50
acre in t 6 a, r 6 w .............. .
10
i Alvin I) Ramp to Maggie May
Muclhamp, 36 50 aeres in t 7 a,
I r 3 w ..........................................
Elizabeth Lindfoot to Conrad.Dill-
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man, 7 .IKS acres in t 7 s, r 4 w .
Bilious attacks, sick-headaches, indices- j Floyd E Smith to Harriet E Smith
tion, constipation, dizzy spells
these
south half of t-otitli half of
southwest- quarter in section 2.
«re some o f the results or an inactive
t » t H » r ♦> \\
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liver. Ask your doctor if he endorses
A yer’ s Pills in these cases. The dose A J and Laura Barham to Win
Kroeger, 100 acres in » 8 s r 5 w
is small, one pill at bedtime.
Made by tbe J. O. AY Eli CO. Lowell. Maas.
G W Johnson to Ella K B agdon,
lot 4 in block L. W »st Salem
Marc 1 ichtensteen to Joel Spitz.
land in t 8 », r 7 w .................
tended the Stow-Lucas wedding Sunday
I II Collin* et uv to J A Martin,
Mr. and Mr*. Gus Bowman have a
lots 1. 2 and 3 in block 1, H all’s
little baby girl.
3-0
addition to Independence . . . .
Olivia
M eyer to H L Lipp, 24.70
Mr. and Mrs Tom Stowe are going to
acres, in t 6 s, r 7 w ....................
move 1 1 their ranch near Lew isville and
Sate 8 ow and wife will occupy their English Cemetery association to
James Ray, lot n block 1, Eng
residence in Dallas,
lish cemetery ............................
Mrs. Ja nes Cam pbell is able to be Margaret Tuttle to W W Black,
out after several weeks flln ess.
20.81 acres in t 8 s, r 4 w
Mr. and Mrs. Osborne and fam ily, of Dorsea Turner to Emmett M Tur
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ner, 25 62 acres in t 9 s, r 5 w . .
Jefferson City, are here visiting his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Osborne.
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It costs hut a trille for material to make it look
as good as new. Comes in cans of all sizes,
ready to put on, and anybody can apply it
We recommend
Wo have several of these
machines on hand which
have been selling for $7o
each, but are reducing the
price to $(H>, which price
cannot be duplicated.
Our machine carries an
iron clad guarantee and it
will he to vour interest to
see us before buying.
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Acme Quality Varno-Lac
which stains and varnishes at one operation
and makes a beautiful varnish-gloss finish in
fine imitations of expensive woods such as ma
hogany, cherry, walnut, oak, etc. We have
Acme Quality l ’aints, Anamels, Stains and
Varnishes for all shabby surfaces, both indoors
and outdoors. Let us show you colors and tell
you about them whether ready to buy or not.
Y o u c a n see o n e o f th e s e
M a c h i n e s at C ra ven B ro s.
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