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An interesting engagement
was made known yesterday at a
charming luncheon given at the
W. J. Curtner home in South
Crittenden street, when Miss
Lydia B. Curtner announced that
laie in Jure she would become
the bride of Mr. J. Walter Cri­
der.
Miss Curtner is a lovely and
accomplished girl, a graduate of
tiie King Conservatory and a
student o f Mills College.
Mr. Crider is the son o f Mr,
and Mrs. J. W. Crider, o f South
Second street, and a successful
young Los Gatos merchant.
A dozen girl frienos o f the
young bride-elect were bidden to
this luncheon. The afternoon
was delightfully passed with
dainty needlework, music and
conversation, the repast being
served late. The dining room
was beautifully decorated, red
being the keynote and American
Beauty roses and maiden-hair
ferns the flowers. Broad red
satin ribbons were drawn in a
canopy effect from the electric
chandelier to the corners o f the
room, and Japanese baskets filled
with greenery and roses were
placed about it. The place cards,
candle shades and favors were
hand painted, glowing red roses
being the flower, and added
much to the decorative effect of
the already beautiful room. The
red color scheme was also carried
out in the menu, which was fault­
lessly served.
Miss Curtner’ s interesting se­
cret was disclosed by the favors,
which were handsome, hand-
painted sachets that were deco­
rated with the entwined initials
o f the happy twain. She was
showered with felicitations and
the affair was a complete success.
T h e s t r o n g m a n h a s a s tr o n g s to m a c h .
T a k e th e a b o v e r e c o m m e n d e d " D i s c o v ­
e r y ” a n d y o u m a y h a v e a s t r o n g atom *
a c h a n d a s tr o n g b o d y .
G iv e n A w a y . — Dr. Pierce’ s Common Sense Medical Adviser,
new revised Edition, is sent fr e e on receipt of stamps to pay
expense of mailing only. Send 21 one-cent stamps for the
book in paper covers, or 31 stamps for the cloth-bound vol­
ume.
Address Dr. 1C. V . Pierce, Buffalo. N
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Surroundings, Entertaining b ill
blind and Body. Visit the Cave
of the Winds, where yoa get Sat­
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Effort io the Grocery Business
Dunn's Exclusive Grocery
P rop rietors
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School officers d in n e r ............... ............ ............... - ............
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City of Dallas, rock ........................... - ..............
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W. V. Fuller, auto h ire ........... ............ ......... .
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Membership in state organization...... .....................................
5 00
Chicken snow_______ _______________________ ____________ - 50 00
Militia banquet__________________________________________
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Taxes on packing plan t......... .......................................... .........
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Fuller Pharmacy supplies----------------------------- --------- -----------
3 90
Wilbur Ross, salary........... ......... .................... T......................... 17 27
J. C. Hay ter, supplies .......... .................- - - .............................
5 50
Milo Woods, janitor____________________ __________________ 12 00 j
Band concerts................. ......... ............................ - .................... - 370 00'
W. L. Tooze, salary.......... ......................................................... 469 76
Tracy Staats, commission_________________________ _______ 298 34
Observer, printing-------------- -------------------- ----- ---------------711 05
Itemizer, printing.-------- ----------------------------------------- ---------125 43
According to Secretary Staats last report there was a balance of
$908.75, against which since the last meeting $68.40 has been
drawn, leaving only a true balance of $840.35. The club has in­
curred liabilities to the amount o f several hundred dollars, includ­
ing chicken show, purchase o f lot for electric socket site, printing
of constitution and by-laws, band concerts for this season, harvest
festival, etc., the total o f which we have not the figures at com­
mand.
ANNUAL REPORT.
Of School District 2 for the Year End­
ing June 17, 1912.
For sale my first class home
in Rickreall.
One acre o f
ground, fine barn, water piped
to modern 10-room house, with
all kinds of fruit and berries.
See L. C. Koser, at the place for
a bargain.
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At the school meeting held last Monday only a limited number
of voters were present at the time appointed, some say seven and
some eight. C. G. Coad was re-elected to (ill the place as director
he has so loiig occupied, and R. L. Chapman was elected to take
the place o f U. S. Loughary, who has moved out o f the district, for
a term o f one year. Tracy Staats was unanimously re-elected to
fill the clerkship he has occupied for one year with credit to him­
self and for the good o f the district.
Mr. Staats read the following annual report o f the doings of his
office;
Balance on hand June 19, 1911 _________________________ $2836 94
Received from state school fu n d _________________ _______ 1436 16
Received from county school fu n d ..___ v :. -------------- . 5tW3 00
Received from high school fund___________________________ 1814 30
Received from 5 mills special ta x ............................................. 8554 19
Received from library fund_______________________
89 00
Received from tuition------------------
17 50
Received from rent o f small building_____________________
29 00
Received from miscellaneous sources_____________________
10 50
I n ‘ lie Circuit Court of the state of Oregon
for I'olk county,
Empire Investment Company, a corpora--^
tlon, plaintiff
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vs.
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W. II. Perry and Am »riea Perry his wife, i
and C. G. Perry and Melviua Perry his
wife, and the unknown heirs of said W . |
| B. Perry and C G. Perry; also all other |
I persons or parties unknown, claiming |
I any right, title, estate, lien upon or in- j
Itcrestin the real property described in |
; the complaint herein and Charles H. |
Dodd, defendants.
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To \V. B. Perry and America Perry his wife, C
I G. Perry and Malvina P.-rrv his wife, and
tiie unknown heirs of said VV. B. Perry and
C. G Perry, also all other persons or parties
unknown, claiming any right, title, inter­
est, estate lien upon or interest in the real
property in the complaint herein, and also
H described in this summons, defendants.
: IN THE NAME OP TUB STATE OF OREGON.
j I You and each of you are hereby summoned
1 j and required to appear in the above nainfed
; I court ami answer or plead to the complaint
I filed against you ill the above entitled suit
within six weeks from tbedate of the first pub
iicatinu of this summons, which said date of
fiist publication is the Kith day of June, 1912,
and if you fail so to appear and answer or
plead, the plaintiff will apply to the court for
the relief prayed tor in its complaint herein,
towit: That plaintiff’s title to the following
described real property situate in Folk county
! Oregon towit: Lots No. one, two. three and
' four <>f section 25 in township 6 south, range 7
west of the Willamette Meridian; also the
southwest } of the southwest J of the north­
west l of said section 25, al o lot No. four of
section MO in township « south, rjnge 6 west of
the Willamette Meridian containing in all 211
acres more or less, and every part thereof, be
forever united against jou or cither or any of
you. and all persons claiming by. through'or
under you or either of you: and that plaintiff
be adjudged to be the owuer thereof in fee aim
pie; and that you and all persons claiming by
through or under you be forever barred, en­
joined ami res1 rained Ironi claiming or setting
up any right, title or interest in or to said
property or any part thereof, and for such otli
er and Bother relief as to tiie court may seem
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equitable in the premises.
This summons is published pursuant to an
order o f ’ lie Hon. Ed. F. Coad, county judge
of and for Polk county, Oregon, made on tiie
nth day of June, 1912.
SIMPSON k LEWIS,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Total
10 per cent off j
On all Ladies, Misses, and Childrens j
Low Shoes and Oxfords
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| Phone 513
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M R S . J. C. G A Y N O R , Proprietor f
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Solid Comfort
For less than a-Cent-an-Hour
a
W hat gives more comfort than a cool breeze, on
hot day in the city? And how much isn’ t one willing to
spend to get it— yes, spend to go after it and often not
get it?
Y et, a cool breeze is one of the most easily derived
of all hot weather comforts and one of the least expen­
sive, when obtained from a
G -E Electric Fan
It can be used in any room having an ordinary in­
candescent lamp socket. All you have to do to get a
breeze is to connect fan to socket and turn the switch.
Let us show you this fan— it represents the best iu n
value on the market.
FOR S A L E BY
Oregon Power Company
Telephone 24
605 Ceert Street
$20,480 50
Warrants for salaries o f teachers.......... ........
$8725 00
Warrants for' janitors___ ______ __________________1----- . . . 810 00
Warrants for clerk’ s salary........................... ...................... .
200 00
Warrants for fu el____ _______ _______ ___________ _______- 494 27
Wariants for clerks and chairs. ________________________
517 42
Warrants for chemical supplies..................
126 79
Warrants for drinking fountain__________________________
53 25
Warrants for library books_______________________________
89 00
Warrants for payment on piano ________________________ 100 00
Warrants for other supplies________________
139 08
Warrants for cement walks________
499 93
Warrants for painting buildings__________________________ 295 (X)
Warrants for other improvements________________________ 255 27
Warrants for w ater____ ______
120 00:
Warrants for lights and pow er__________________________
129 50
Warrants for telephone________
30 00
Warrants for interest on bonds__________________________ 2875 00
Warrants for interest on warrents_____________
94 59
Warrants for balance on high school building_____ _______ 1621 00
Warrants for miscellaneous__________________________ _____ 42 18
Total................... ............................. ......................... ..... ! $17,227 18
Balance on hand............ ....................................... ......... .........$ 3,253 41
Is your chance to buy Good Shoes
Cheap
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D A L L A S SHOE ST O R E
Destroys
Good Service Counts
Dandruff
in Groceries as well as an ything else
Ayer’s Hair Vigor keeps the
scalp
cle a n a n d heathy,
The Itemizer has frequently been requested to furnish a detailed
statement o f the expenditures made by our Commercial club since destro>s ail danUrutt. and
it was organized, and at this time, wnen another year’ s pledges greatly promotes the growth
are about to be made, we have concluded to do so. Tuesday we o f the hair. You will cer­
looked over Financial Secietary Staats wan ant book stub, and
found that these moneys had been expended for the purposes tainly be pleased with it as
a dressing for your hair. It
named;
Harvest festival___ . . . ______________________________________ $730 05 keeps the hair s o ft and
Chas. Hillebrandt, cement factory----- -
18 50 smooth and promptly checks
J. L. Braden, booklets to Winters----------
2 00 any falling o f the hair. It
Sunset Magazine subscriptions .......... .............- ------------- 200 00
does not color the hair and
Henry CampDell, trip to Portland------------
3 00
Lee Smith, painting s ig n s ...............................................................
5 00 cannot injure the hah or
G. Nelson, cement rock----------------------
10 00 scalp. Consult your doctor
C igars_______________________________
8 25 about these hair problems.
Goat show____ _______________________
204 70 Ask him what he th’nks of
Conrad Stafrin, supplies........ .................................................
1 05 Ayer’s Hair Vigor.
Summons.
A n d d o n ot <an-y », iiv sid e lin es, tli ore fore are able
to g i v e y o u th e best o f ev e ry th in g in t .e G ro ce ry lin e
K. ( '. and A. VV. D unn,
CLUB EXPENDITURES.
How its Money has been Expended
Since Organization.
Announced at Luncheon.
Each of the chiel or­
gans of the body is a
Li nk in the Chain of
| Life. A chain is no
s t r o n g e r than its
weakest link, the body
no stronger than its
weakest organ. If there is weakness of stomach, liver or lungs, there is a
weak link in^the chain of life which may snap at anytime
Often this so-called
weakness
is caused by lack of nutrition, the result < f weakness or disease
o f the stomach and other organs of digestion and nutrition. Diseases and
weaknesses of the stomach and its allied organs are cured hy the use ot Dr.
Pierce’s ( «olden Medical Discovery. When the weak or diseased stomach is
cured, diseases of other organs which seem remote trom the stomach hut wuicn
have their origin in a diseased condition o f the stomach srnl
Other organs ct digestion and nutrition, are cured
Summons.
In the Circuit Court of the state of Oregon
for tiie County of Polk. Department No. 1.
Ferdinand Freinian, plaintiff,
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vs.
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A. Fricman and Evelyn Frei man. de- )
fendants
To A. Freiman ami Evelyn Frei man, the above
named defendant«:
I In the name of the State of Oregon: You
I arc hereby required t " appear and answer
j plaintiffs compfai.it tiled against you in the
circuit court for Polk County, Oregon, on or
before six weeks from the first day of the pub
lication of iiiis summons, >aul first publication
being on Thursday, the Pith day of June, 1912,
and you arc hereby notified that if you fail to
appear and answer said complaint, ur other­
wise plead thereto within said time, plaintiff
will take judgement against you in the sum of
Four Tnoiisalid ($1. Ouo) dollars, with interest
thereon flora October If. P.KJH, at the rati of a.x
per cent, per aiiinini, and ilie blither sum ..I
fg-Mj attorney’s fees, together with the cowls
and disbursements, and for the sale of the real
property heretofore aitached in this cause,
situated in Polk county, Oregon together with
the order of sale of real property so attache«!
to satisfy said judgment coat* and disburse­
ments; said attache«! property being describ­
ed as follows, towit:
All the right, title and interest of said de­
fendants A. Freiman and Evelyn Freiman.
his wife (formerly Emma Beckett, widow and
only heir 01 P. J Beckett, decease«! : in and t«>
the’ following descrilie«! real premises, towit:
Beginning at appoint in the center of the
county road lM.;t| chains west of the lorth M M
corner of the east projection of the donation
land claim ot C. O. Hasford and wife, No. 65,
in township 7 sonth, range 3 west of the Wil-
! iamette meridian, in Polk county, Oregon:
1 thence east to the southeast corner of the do
illation land claim of E. F. llosfcrd; thence
I north to a point on the east line of the sal«! j
l E. F. Hosford donation land claim due w«*st <»f
| the most southerly southwest corner of the
| donation lain! claim of Lewi* Parkhurst and j
' wife: thence east to the line between de* lions
! 9 ami pj in said township and range aforesaid;
i thence south on said liue to the nor.h line of
a forty sere tra« t of land «>wned bv C. VV. Beck - j
j vtt: them e west to the east line of the said do |
nation la ml claim of C. O. H osfod and w ife; :
I thence south 7.UH chains: thence west 7.171
! chains to the center o the county road .thence I
| ii< rth 37 degrees west along the center of said
i ri.ad io the place of beginning. Also River
| i ot No. m . of Section 1« in said biwnship 7 \
son to, range 3 west of the Willamette Meri-
«liaii in Polk «* 011111 )'. Oregon, being all the uii -
1 divided Interest in said premises of the said >
. defendants, that descended to said Evelyn I
Frciinau (formerly Emma Beckett) as the
wid««w and only heir at law of P. J. Beckett,
deceased.
This summons 1« published in the Polk Conn
ty Itemlser. a newspaper of g«m ral eirctila
tlon published n i l ) and regularly at Dallas. .
Hoik County. Oregon, whir It said summon*
requir«** the «iefen«l*nt* A. Freiman ami Eve- I
■ iyn Freiman in ap|*-ar and answer said «-«»m 1
! plaint « mi «>r before six weeks from the day of i
| the publication ru said summons, said publi
| ration thereof being on Thurs«1ay, the Iffbday
<»f June. 1912, am! the order for the publlea-
tion thereof i**lr*« duly ami reguiarlj mane by j
lion E*1 F. Coad, ju ge <*f the county <-«mrt
for Polk <*«Tonty, ur.g««n, in «»pen court on tha
loth day of Suite. 1912.
L D BROWN,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Hop Stoves
& Presses
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DALLAS IRON WORKS
New Patent Hop Stoves
made as near fire proof as
possible. Call and see our
stove and get prices before
buying.
Special Trains on Fourth.
The S. F. C. & W. announce
special trains for Falls City on
account o f the 4th, round trip
tickets from West Salem being
$1.25, Dallas 50 cents and Black
Rock 25 cents. In addition to
regular trains service, special
truin will leave West Salem 8:30
a. m.. Dallas 9:10 a. m., arrive
at Falls City, 9:45 a. m. On sec­
ond trip leave West Salem 12:45
ip. m., Dallas 1:25 p. m., arrive
at Falls City 2 p. m. Return
leave Falls City 6:30 p. m., ar-
'rive Dallas 7 p. m;. West Salem
‘ 7:45 p .m ., Special train leaves
Black Rock 8:45 a. m,, arrive at
Falls City 9 a. m. On second
trip leave Black Rock 1 p. m, ar­
rive at Falla City 1:15 p. m., re­
turn leave Falls City 6:30 p. m:, I
arrive at Black Rock 6:50 p. m.
Wanted—Small Farm.
I have equities in two beauti­
ful Portland homes to exchange
for small improved farm of 20
acres or less. I am tired o f city
life and want a country home.
My places are in the best resi­
dence district in Portland and if
you contemplate moving to the
city this is your opportunity.
Will assume mortgages if neces­
sary. R. R. Adams, 306 Couch
bldg., Portland, Oregon.
If you have money to loan we
We are still putting want
will find you a borrower; if you
to borrow money we can
find >ou a lender. Plenty o f mon­
farm pro|>erty.
out our Stump Pullers ey on improved
BROWN & SIBLEY.
at $60.00
Cut flowers for sale by John B.
Embree, Dallas, Oregon.
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We have the Clerks and the Goods
SIMONTON & SC O T T
South o f the Court H ouse, Dallas
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THE BEST FLOUR
IN THE MARKET
is the cheapest and moat salisiiic-
factory.
And if vou will ank e x ­
perienced housekeepers which is
best most of them will tell you
they have found "O regon Best”
flour the finest they* ever used.
Order a sack ami learn the reason
for their enthusiasm.
Made in Dallas by
Made by the J. C. AYER CO . T owe!». Mss*.
SW EEN EY BROS.
Cham berlain's Coiigii Hemedv
Cures Colds. Croup and Whooping Cough.
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HOT WEATHER
I ...NEWS.,.
We have a lot of Summer Goods
you need. We sold out in severa
last week, and we are Cutting to
Rock in several lines of Summer
chandise this week. Come early.
Watch Our
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Window
It’s Full of Bargains
this week
Fancy Waists,
Gowns
Skirts, Hand Bags
The Best Bargains Go
First
store.
Suit in the
We still have a few
fine suits in Tan,
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We don't want one suit in
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DALLAS MERCANTILE CO.
The Largest Industry in Polk County is the
Dallas Lumber and
Logging Company
Buy Your Lumber of Them and Help the Community Grow
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