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People Are Just Beginning to Realize that the
Sale Is Something Different
People are ge ttin g bargains in merchandise that they need— now —and
they are tellin g their neighbors about it.
That 4c Calico won’t last
many days. One lady bought 99 yards Saturday and then sent a friend
in fo r a little more. W hite O xfords about gone— except canvass. Still
a full run o f sizes in canvass a t ................... .....................................$ 1 .5 0
H art, Shaffner & M arx Suits, $25 and $30
values, a t __________________________ $ 1 6 . 0 0
Had about 50 Suits in this lot, but w e can’t fit everyone.
g e t your suit before your size is gone
Come in and
You can’t afford to miss our Bargains in Dress Goods and Silks-
One-Third O ff
Just stop and figue up &hat you can save on goods fo r a dress or skirt.
The Bargains are here.
A ll w e want is to have you look—you don’t
need to buy—just look.
DALLAS MERCANTILE
COMPANY
Ed. Graves has gone to Horst Bros.’
hop yard to help survey.
CHILDREN’S CONTEST.
John Braden, of Kickreall, was a Dal­
las \ isitor Sunday.
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B U Y YO U R C ARPETS,
RUGS OR LINO LEU M
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Mr. and Mrs. Alsip are the proud par­
Johnnie Bor.es, of Airlie, was a caller ents of a baby boy.
in Dallas Saturdoy.
Della Coulee visited her uncle, Geo.
Miss Inez Ridgeway, of Buell, visited Coulee, Monday.
with Miss Addie Boydston last week.
Harry Wood went to Portland on
Miss Verl Comstock, of Indepen b u sin ess.
deuce, spent last week with Miss Ma
Katie Barnhart, of Falls City, has
bel and Marion Fennell.
been visiting Miss Faye Hensen.
Mrs. Georgia Byers, of Rainier, is vis­
Faye Hensen and niece, Elsie Forrett
iting her mother. Mrs. Martin, of Dal­
visited at the home of O. E. Dennis at
las.
Oakdale.
Lloyd Rice went to Newport Tuetday.
Ruth Beaver, after teaching 3 years
Miss Thelma Blessing is over from at North Dallas, will teach the coming
Salem visiting her grandparents.
term at Salem. She is now attending
The K. L. C. E., of the Evangelical -mnimer school in Monmouth.
church will hold their social at the
Surveyors have been surveying the
home of Miss Boydston Friday night.
Boise place this week.
Frank Lynn, of Perrydale, was in
Mrs. Ruby Lawrence, of Monmouth,
Dallas Wednesday.
•»pent Friday with Mrs. T. M. Stow.
Miss Anna Kan, of Pedee, visited at
Berl Owens has returned home from
II. F. Douglas’s Monday.
New port,
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Frantz, of Hos­
Ennis Frink and W illie Tice visited
kins, were in Dallas Monday.
in Dallas Sat unlay.
Rev. C. P. Gates, of Dallas, went to
Mrs. fierce is going to Portland to at­
Portland Tuesday.
tend campmeeting lor two weeks and
J. J. Kau, of Peedee, was in Dallas then go to Oysterville for a visit.
Monday.
Ross Pierce and wife accompanied by
Ruth and two brothers are going up
L eon a M ason.
near Falls City to work on the road.
Miss Elizabeth Parrot, of Roseburg,
is visiting her sister, Mrs, Bat Casey.
Hazel Coulee, of Portland, is visiting
Miss Juanita Burch is visiting in Mc­ her uncle George Coulee.
Minnville.
Della Cnnlee has gone to Toledo to
Lloyd Ellis, of Falls City, was in Dal­ visit her sister, Mrs. L eft Miller.
las Saturday.
Mrs. H. P. Shriver is visiting in Poit-
Dewey Alford, of Salem, is visiting land this week.
here.
Mrs. Margus is slowly recovering from
Effie McBee returned from Airlie her long illness.
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Richardson and
Miss Lillian Bowman returned from
children spent the 4ih up near Martin’s
Salem Friday.
mill.
Howard Mason is visiting near Rick-
real 1.
Misses Barbara and Merle Cham bet-
lain left for their new home in
| Florence.
Want
Long Hair?
Cecil Grant left for Canada Sunday.
Mrs. Cora Young is up from Portland
Earl Cutler returned from Amity Fri-
lay.
Leona Stowe is visiting in Monmouth.
Frank Wells went to Airlie Monday.
F or this reason w e have been notified by the manu­
fa ctu rers th a t all lines o f floor coverin gs w ill
be increased fro m 10 to 20 per cent on June 1st.
OUR
AND
STOCK OF CARPETS, RUGS
LINOLEUMS IS THE LARGEST
IN SALEM
And you would lik e long
hair? Rich, heavy h air?
Beautiful, luxuriant h air?
That is perfectly natural, and
we are here to help you.
Ayer’s Hair Vigor is a great
aid to nature in producing
just the kind o f hair you de­
sire. Do not be afraid to
use it. N o danger o f its col­
oring your hair. The ingre­
dients are all given on each
label, thus enabling your
doctor to wisely advise you
concerning its use. Consult
him freely. He ’ nows.
Pearl Smith went to Salem Mondav.
R u th M ille r .
Mrs. Inez Viggers i©turned to 1er
Visit
home in Portland Friday after
here with relatives.
Mrs. Warren Quick and little son, of
Ballston, visited part of last week with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs.J). P. Stouf-
♦r.
Mr. Wes. Wilson, of Willamina,
came up Friday to get the bony of his
son, Marion Wilson, who was killed in
an automobile accident on the 4th.
Walter Rasmussen and Miss Cham­
berlain were married Saturday.
Dr. and Mrs. Bollman and Mr. and j
Mrs. Miller went to Salem Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. Funk, of Streeter, 111.,
ate here visiting Mr. and Mrs. Hudson.
W e buy fo r spot cash and in large quantities and are
enabled to g e t the low est price; th erefo re w e are in
a position to save you considerable m oney.
A visit
to our la rge Carpet D epartm en t w ill convince you
Dr. and Mrs. Staats and his mother
were Portland visitors two days hist
week.
The W. C. T. V , 1 e da mother’s meet­
ing in the Presbyterian church Tues-
| day evening.
Mrs. Downer, of Tualatin, is visiting
her parents, Mr. ami Mrs. Hudson.
T a p estry Brussels in O riental and Floral Designs and
Colorings, in 9x12 size, this w e e k ’s Special,
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Black and Mr.
and Mrs. Charlie Morris went to Amity
| last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. II.
| Amity Sunday.
S. Bull went to
Mrs. Leon Myers gave a china shower
for Miss Sadie Myers Saturday evening.
$
10 .5 0
REGULAR PRICE, $15.50
A x m in s te r in O riental and F loral Designs and A ll
Colors, this w e e k ’s Special, 9x12
$ 1 5 .8 5
REGULAR PRICE, $24
IMPERIAL FURNITURE COMPANY
Freight Prepaid
177 Liberty St., S A LE M , O R E G O N
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Mad« by the J. C. AY XU
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Dunn attended
the funeral of Mrs. Dunn’s sister, Miss
Edith Swartz.
H. S. Buts took a load of Royal Ann
cherries to Salem Tuesday.
Mrs. Staats, of Airlie, is visiting her
' son, Dr. Staat«.
Mr. and Mrs. G rind heim went to
; McCoy Sunday.
H. G. Campbell ami wife took Rev.
Myers and wife to Amity Sunday to at­
tend the dedication of the new Chrie-
I tian church.
Dr. McCalloiTa new house will be
! ready to move into this week.
Resolved : Thai if you are in a hurry
to get there it ia better to travel by au-
1 tomohile than on excursion trains.
The family of C. S. Graves moved to
the farm this week.
H. 8. Butt has hie water plant in­
stalled and will start on hi§ house as
soon aa he finishes harvest! g his Royal
¡ Ann cherries.
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Ix>ng. of Lincoln,
Nebraska, are visiting her brothers and
sisters, the Hibbards
Zella Campbell, of Portland, ie visit­
ing her grand mot her, Mra. Curt Hub-
hard.
A vre«t many people thought that
the Dallas haml wa* the beat thing at
the Albany celebration.
Frank Chapman aiui family were vis­
itor« hero Sunday.
Summons.
In the Circuit Court o f the state o f Oregon
for Polk County. Departm ent No. 2.
Clear V iew Orchard C >mpany, a
corporation, p la in tiff
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this
Vicinity. Make application to
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, Win. C. Borchert, Financial Agent
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DALLAS CITY BANK
I The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Dallas, Oregon.
R.E. WILLIAMS
W. G. V A S SA LL
AVegptaWe Preparation for As
similatintj the rood antlRet>ula
ting Uie Siumadis aiul Bowels of
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This hank is pleased to place •4 tl *
disposal of its customers th<
tfie fat nil i f f
gained during many years of contiuuoo*
service and growth.
of
DR. B. E. N E V E L
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V eterinary Surgeon
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Exact Copy of Wrapper.
Phone 29
In
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For Over
Thirty Years
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A t b m o n t h s o ld
Cashier
R. C. Craven, I. N. Moniti M. M. Ellia
VY. G. VaHHall, R. K. Williams,
B. 11. McCeiUon, F. J. Craven.
Bears the
Signature
Promotes Digestion .Overfill
n ess and Rest.Contains neittvr
Opium.Morphinc nor Mutual.
President
DIKBCTUHS t
ALCOHOL 3 PER CENT
DALLAS, OREGON
B. F. B U T L E R
DENT I S T
Office over Fuller Pharmacy, Doline.
Office Hours: Sto 12A. M. 1 to5 I\ M.
All kin,le ot Dental work done at
reasonable prices.
Dr A. M. McNicol
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
Office 719 Court Street, Dallas, Oregon
GASTORIA
MRS. OLIVE SMITH-BICKNELL
INSTRUCTOR ON
P IA N O
and O R G A N
TMC OINTAUN IOMMNT, NSW YORK OITY.
Studio: 712 Oak St.,
There's a World of j
Purity and Strength:
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In a sack of Oregon Best Flour.
It
is mille«l from the very best wheat
by machinery which precludes the
human hand from touching the flour
at any stage. And it contains all the
nutritious elements of the grain and
none of the useless. Better order a
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S W E E N E Y B R O S.
GOOD NEWS.
Hop Stoves
& Presses
Many Dallas Readers Have Heard
it and Profited Thereby.
“ Good news travels fast,” and the
thousands of bad back sufferers in Dallas
are glad to learn that prompt relief is j
within their reach. Many a lame, weak j
and aching back is bad no more.thanks |
to Doan.s Kidney Pill». Thousands up
on thousands of people are telling the
good news of their experience with the
Old Quaker Remedy. Here is an exam­
ple worth reading:
Mrs. Ella Rogers, 603 Grant 8t., Mc­
Minnville, Ore., says; “ For some time
I snffe-ed from kidney complaint, j
had such severe backaches that I could
hardly get around, and sick headaches
olten laid me up in bed. I was not cer­
tain as to the cause of my trouble, but
finally began lining Doan’s Kidney Pills
and was greatly relieved. The contents
of two boxes restored my kidneys to a
nonmal condition and relieved mv aches
and pains. I am now in good health
and for that reason gladly recommend
Doan’s Kidney Pills.”
For 8ale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name— Doan’s—and
take no other.
Sealed bids will be received by the
undersigned Auditor and Police Judge
until 5 o’clock p. m , on Monday, July
8. 1912, for the moving of the city hall
and the Grand theater and the placing
of foundations under same.
The moving of said buildings and the
placing of foundations thereunder shall
be done according to the plans ami spe­
cifications now on file in the office of
the undersigned Auditor and Police
Judge.
The city hereby reserves the right
to reject and all bids.
Done by order of the Citv Council of
the City of Dallas, Oregon, made and
entered of record this 1st dav of Julv,
1912.
Witness mv hand and the official seal
of the citv of Dallas, Oregon, this 3rd
day of July. A. D.. 1912.
CHAS. GREGORY,
Auditor and Police Judge
[ s e a l ]
of Dallas, Oregon.
Executrix Notice to Creditors.
Cham berlain's Cough Remedy
Information on P o u ltry
Si
Have Your Young
Roosters Caponized
Results Guaranteed
For particulars, address or call on
F. M. S H U C K
A irlie, O r e g o n
OVER 65 YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
AT
DALLAS IRON WORKS
ATENTS
T rade M a r k .
D e s ig n s
C o p y r ig h t s A c .
Anyone Rending ■ketch nnd description may
quickly ascertain our opinion irue »ueuier n
invention In probably putentublo. Conimunle
lionsatrlctly confidential. HANDBOOK on Paten:
■ent free. Oldest ngernry for securing patent s.
Patents taken through Bluiin * Co. receh
tprriul notice, without charge. In
New Patent Hop Stoves Scientific American.
made as near fire proof as M U N N & C o .36,B""'-* ’ New York
possible. Call and see our
stove and get prices before C . L. H A W K IN S
R a ilr o a d s tre et, P a lla s .
buying.
A handsomely illustrated weekly. Largest cir­
culai ion o f any ■«Menti tie Journal. Term s. f3 a
year: four m onth*, $L Sold by all newsdealers.
lirauch Oftlco, 626 F St* Washington, D. C.
Proposal for Bids.
C. O. Andrews, deceased, the u n ­
known heirs o f C. O. Andrews, d e­
based. and Mrs. H. O. Andrews
and all oth er persons or parties un- I
known elaim in g any n g n t, title or
•state, lien or interest In the real |
estate described in the com plain t )
h rein, defendants.
To C. G. Andrews, the unknown heirs o f C. G.
Andrews, ami Mrs. R. G. Andrews and h 11
other persons or parties unknown claim in g
any right title estate lien o r interest in the
real estate described in the com plaint herein,
defendants.
N the name o f the state o f Oregon- You are
required to appear and answer the coin-
plaint filed against you in the above entitled
suit w ith in six weeks from the date o f the first
publication o f this summons, which said date
is the 27th day o f June, 1912. and if von fail to
In the mutter o f the last w ill and testament
answer for want thereof the p la in tiff w ill ap- o f W. L,. Gilson, deceased.
ply to the court for a judgm ent and decree
To all whom it may concern:
against you as prayed fur in the com plaint.
,'OTICE is h eieby Riven that the undersign
towlt:
11 ed. Mary E. Gilson, who by virtue <>i the
1. That p la in tiff is the ow ner in fee simple last w ill an«! testament o f W illiam Lorenzo
of the follow in g described premises, tow it:
Gilson, decease«!, and bv virtue o f the order of
Beginning at the northeast corner o f the the county court o f P«>lk «'«tinty, Oregon, is
W illiam T Byron donation land H aim , N otifi­ the du ly appointed qualified ami acting ex
cation No. 4981. claim No 54, in township 6 ecu tiix «»I sai«l estate, that all persons having
south, r a n g e « west o f the W illam ette meridian
laims against said estate should present them
in
Polk county. Oregon, running thence to her w ithin six months from the «late o f the
along the center o f the road souths® degrees first puhlicathm o f this notice, by mailing: the
22 m inute* west 2243.2 fe e t; thence south 0-31 same t«Y her in rare o f Carey I . Giisor.
R. F
minutes east 1522.6 feet: thence south 89 de­ I».. Ni 1. l«ox 62, Dallas.
grees 22 minutes west, 120.8 fe e t ; thence south Said a. •ounrs should be du ly vérifié l aa by
i 00 degrees 31 minutes east 2411m fe e t; thence law rea aired
1 north 88 degrees 56 minutes east. 2304.2? feel to
The first puhlmation o f this notice is m ade
«•enter o f county road : thence north 00 degrees in th»- Polk Com ity item izer o f the issue dai
31 minutes west along center o f county road the 27th day o f June. 1912.
3049.44 leet to iha placa of beginning, contain1
M A R Y K. GILSON.
n*res, situate in P o lk county, Orc-
I iik 209 45 a«
Executrix «ifth e last w ill and
gon.
testament of W. L. Gilson
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That all adverse claims o f the defendants
deceased.
max be determined by a decree o f said court.
3. That by said decree it be «leer« ed an«l a«l-
Judged that *.he said defendants and each of
them have no estate or interest w hatever in or
t«* sai«l parcel o f lan«1 and that the title o f
p la in tiff thereto Is go«»d and v a lid ; ami
3. Th at the sai«i defendants and each o f
Cures Cold*. Croup and Whooping Cough. 9
them l*e f«>rever enjoined and debarred from
asserting any claims w hatever in *>r to said
land adverse to p la in tiff and that plain tiff mu y
have such other relief as may seem meet with
equity.
This summons by an order o f the Honorable '
Kd. F. Coad, county judge «>f P«»lk m n n ty. Or»
gon, on the 21th «lav o f June. 1912. is se: ve«i up­
Aathaae«. and valuable it
on yon by publication thereof for a period «»f I
. hate Sing.
six conaecu tive weeks im im -dim el) prior to |
! snd I
n « poultry
the “ th day <>f August. 1912, in the Polk County
Item izer. a newspaper o f general circulation
• Poultry Book-
printed at Dallas, in said county.
afwe.
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GASTORIA
went to Salem Sunday.
Mr. Alsip and sons, Vern and Hall,
went to Buena Vista to gather wild
blackberries.
Mrs. J. P. Simpson and children, of
Gaston, are visiting her father and
mother. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Meyer,
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in MONEY to LOAN oi IMPROVID fARMS S
Bert Oslh>rne and family have moved
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50.......... 50 to Til auiook.
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Mr. Nash is on a business trip to
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25 \\ a-hmgion, and Mrs. Nash and chil­
dren are visiting in Duvtou.
B e u la h D o u g la s .
Mr. and Mrs Roscoe Hallautyne, of
Miss Blanche and Fay Barber went
Salem, attended the Artisan banquet
to Buell Wednesday.
Monday night.
Mrs. Citarles Gregory is improving
Fred Silver went to Independence
slowly.
Monday on business.
I). Gilliam, of Bridgeport, was in Dal­
Mrs. Wes. Vaughn is improving after
las Saturday.
her illness.
The ladie* of the M. E. church met in
A l m a M it c h e l.
the parlor Friday afternoon and had a
very social ti lie.
Ruth Beaver was a Dallas visitor the
Mr. and Mrs. LI vie Jones, of Buell, last of the week.
were in Dallas Thursday.
J W. Mitchell’s tent caught on fire
Miss Let ha Egg lest in is visiting from tire crackers, damage amounting
to
$12.
itiends in Dallas.
Mr. ami Mrs. Lawrence Dornhecker,
R. B. Douglas visited friends at Pedee
of Perrydale,
visited relatives here
Sunday.
Thursday.
Lillian McVicker was up from Mc­
L. C. Mourey, of Siletz, visited at the
Minnville Saturday.
home of Henry Wright the 4th.
F. P. Hayden, of Falls City was a
Mr. and Mrs. James Middleton and
Dallas visitor Wednesday.
son, Raleigh, and Mr, and Mrs. Cecil
Fred Elliott and wife drove over to G etc he 11 and Miss Agnes W in d o w au-
the Indian reservation in their new au­ toed to Salem for the tire works Thurs­
to Thuisday.
day.
A. S. Garner and daughter, Alfreda,
( ’has. Bilyeu ami family autoed to
went to Summit Saturday.
Albany to spend the 4th.
W. O. Sunderland, of Black Rock,
Robert Sachtler’s brother, Albert,
visited at H. F. Douglas’s Thursday.
and niece, from Washington, have been
David Starbuck has bought the Guth­ visiting him.
rie place and moved on Thursday.
Mrs. Ann Hinshaw and son, Clove,
Alma Mitchell....
Kluelah Dougla«. .
lacuna Mason ..
Hutli M iller........
ONUMENT
“ Lest We Forget.’’
We are still putting
out our Stump Pullers
at $60.00
Ch i l d r e n Cr y
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Barn Phone Mutual 245
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