Polk County itemizer., October 03, 1912, Image 2

IT IS WHISPERED
COMMERCIAL CLUB
Buy your brick and drain tile' Latest in hats at Miss McCal-
frotn the Dallas Brick & Tile Co., Ion’s.
Special eight quart retinned
Sam Smithson is back from a T at instead of muzzling the There was not a large turnout
mouths of dogs, the cause of of members of the commercial
stew kettles next Saturday for 9 visit with his sister in Illinois.
sanitation would be better help- club last night, as the different
, cento at Fidler’s.
Mrs. Ed
and Mre. Wes- ed by placing a hobble on their fair committees were pretty busy
Born, October 2nd. to Mr. and ley Loop, of Salem, were attend- legs.
at other things and there were
1 Mrs. Chas. Burch, a son. Dr. ing the fair today.
That a prominent editor of t0° many counter attractions for
McCallon attending.
other members,
Fred Smith has been made a Oregon told a traveling man last
policeman to serve during week that he carried Taft and j Owing to the absence of Pre-
Money to loan at all times on special
Sherman at the head of his edi-,9|dent Foster, Financial Secreta-
Polk county farms.—Itemizer the fair.
torial
page, but was going to ry Staats occupied the chair.
Dr.
E.
J.
Scheetz,
chiropractic
Realty Co.
It was decided that the various
vote
for
Wilson just the same.
M. Hayter, dentist. Bank Blk.
adjustments. 518 Church st..
committees of the fair will meet j
Born,
October
2nd,
to
Mr.
and
That an offer has been made in the court room Friday morn-i
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N E W T O -D A Y
Charley Snelling is on the cir­ Mrs. Abel Remple, a daughter, near depot.
for the purchase of the Itemizer ing at 10:30 to make the fair or-1
cuit with his race horses.
A
1
Longnecker
was
carrying
a
Dr. McCallon attending.
as a third p irty 0 gan, which
FOR SALE
..
„.
_ [ black eye last week, because a would leave Polk county without ganization a permanent one,
Peanuts, full q u a r t.......................................... 5c
We have land option blanks
A communication from A. G. j
Mrs. Elmer Stryer m uP j ™ conveyer belt took a crack at him. a democratic paper.
2
good Pencils ..............................................
5c
for
sale.
Portland
visiting
her
parents,
Price,
president
of
the
Linn
j
R S A L E —4 la nr* work horse«. 6 years old. 2
P
brood m ares. 6 years old. ail weijfh about WOO
Arlie Davidson and mother are That Ayres and Fuller are not county fair association asking for
,,
„ ,
, ... u i Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Cosper.
14
Postal
Cards
............................
10c
pou n d s.—A p p ly to D. T. H edge*, R ickreall,
013
Mrs. F- J. Coad and Miss Hal-
soon to change their residence a success as braces They failed an appointment to confer with
Postal Cards, five for ...................................
5c
lie spent Saturday in the metrop-1 3, H. Crook is moving to a from Independence to Dallas.
to hold up the sheep pen fram e: the Polk county association re­
I S A L E —T w o reirikt u d ( l * e w h ite sow s.
Ladie’s
Black
Hose,
2
for
............................25c
F
..n© w itn 7 pitfs. tw o w eek s »„o, 1 © other to olis.
j farm on the Luckiamute this Yesterday afternoon Dr. Star- work, when it began to totter.
garding co-operation of the two
/ arro a - in about 10 d ays. O ne regifct i ed C hester
Childrens’ Black Hose, 2 for ......................... 25c
week.
w h l.e botr. one y e ir o f a»ce. and one rejfistei ed
buck
operated
bn
Miss
Retta
notices
for
sale
at
Trespass
Co swold buck.—C. I. Ballard. R ickreall. 2i m iles
That Mrs. Ella Metzger has associations was read, a id on
Men’s and Childerns’ extra heavy bl’k Hose 17c
so u th e a st o f D allas.
The Illihee company has offer­ Cuthbert, of Independence, at been nursing a big squash at her motion of Doc Patterson the
this office.
M irrors................................................
time
set
for
such
conference
was
25c
our
hospital
for
appendicitis,
and
ed
a
silver
cup
for
the
best
exhi­
home for several weeks, only to
Mrs. Ed. Coad and daughter,
C O S S A L } - T e e m w « * h n * 24SO ami harneaa,
morning.
she is doing nicely.
3 packages Gum, long as it la s ts .................. 10c
■ used one »eas-n. new Studebaker waijon. used Miss Nola, were visitors in Port­ bit of strawberries.
find it a Lilliputian when'the ex­ tomorrow
Financial Secretary Stoats re­
tw o nonths, Bain w aif on 3$. AH g o a t a bargain.
Flour Sifters .............................
15c
F- E. Cook has located at Bend, hibits began to arrive, so she ported
—D. D. Miliar, phone Black 4.
017 land Saturday.
The Dallas hotel makes a
a balance on band Sep­
left it at home.
and
his
mother,
Mrs.
Susan
Sewing
Machine
Oil,
one
pint
......................
15c
specialty
of
a
25-cent
Sunday
tember 1st of $1060.90; collected!
Dr. Butler, dentist, office over
left Saturday to join him That it is wondered who would during
f O R S A L E -1 6 -in c h oak wood. Phone 19x5 S.
Pipes ................................................................ 15c
September, $225; war-
tf dinner that is as good as you can Cook,
031 the Fuller pharmacy.
there.
j get elsewhere for 50 cento.
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have won in the clean yard contest! rants drawn for September,
2 in 1 Shoe B lack in g................................
10c
Drain tile is now ready for de­
Dress hats and street hats now had a special prize been awarded $161,90; balance on hand October
2
in
1
Shoe
Dressing
..............................
10c
C O R S A L E 16 p ig s, h ogs, shoats. w e ig h t from livering at the brick yard.
While little John Sweeney was on display at Miss McCallon’s allowing none but the judges to 2nd, $11,124.
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* DO to 110 pounds. D allas Meat Co.
Soles
.............................................15,
20
and
2
>c
1
playing
on
a
pile
of
wood
Mon-
Miss Julia Nixon and Miss
millinery parlyrs opposite post- compete. (Communicated.)
Chairman Ayres of the gener- j
Coat Hangers ..................................... 5 and 10c
R SA L E My en tir e flock o f fine W hite Or­ Buena Fiske visited friends in dao afternoon he fell off and sus­
office.
al arrangement committee for
F
p in g to n s to m ake room for young stock.
That
Arnold
never
fails
to
tained
a
broken
collar
bone.
Ladie’s Handkerchiefs
5, 10, 15 and 25c
A p ply a t o n ce.—H om er Calkins. Phon e 1291. 0 3 Salem last week.
the
fair,
reported
everything
|
Rev. Harry Marsden and Miss bring rain with him to Dallas.
going along nicely and predicted ,
Babies’ Mittens, wool ....................................15c
Don’t forget to get some of Maud Laughead, of Albany, have
Buy your boiled hams at the
That Judge Sibley was com­ a big fair and splendid exhibits, j
CO R SA L E Good horse, harness and one horBe Dallas Meat Market. No flies, no that delicious red brand candy betn visiting Mr. and Mrs. Hood !
Ladie’s Gingham Aprons................................ 15c
017
* w a g o n —ch« ,p.—J . L. C astle. D allas.
plaining of the noise in his sec-
Bills allowed:
at Fidler’s, Main street, south of Craven.
dust, strictly sanitary.
Babies’ Shoes .....................................15 and 20c
I tion of the town yesterday, and
CO R 8 A L K —R eg istered yea rlin g Cotawold ram s
new Bank building.
Cooking bags of the Dallas we offered to trade our probable Itemizer, printing_______ $25 101
Gold Beads for Rose Beads
• $15; also Cotswold ram lainba.—C. D. Nairn,
Mrs.
Winnie
Braden
and
Miss
McCann & Colli ns, livery.. 4 00
near Ballaton. A ddress A m ity .
t
Shoe Laces, one dozen
.................................10c
Edna Morrison were Friday visi­ A cluster light is being install­ Meat Co. Latest thing out in smell for his noise.
Tracy Staats, salary______ 11 25
cooking
of
all
kinds
of
meat.
ed
in
the
vicinity
of
the
postof­
tors in Salem.
Gaanite
Stew
Kettles,
four
and fiv e q t.....:15c
W.
L.
Tooze.
salary.........
46
48
U Ö R S A L E —My en tire dairy outfit. Good pay-
That Bourne will get a good
fice, lighting up that dark section 25 cento for 30 bags.
* in g businees. but good reasons for telling. I
M. V. Woods, salary.......... 3 00
Childrens’ Underwaists
............................ 15c
vote for U. S. senator.
Wood saw—the old reliable— much better.
h a v e 20 cow s, tw o horses, tw o wa gons, harness,
Ike Simpson has ordered his
m ilk cooler, bottles, cans, e tc .—Frank Holman.
Observer, printing............ 30 75
Robt. E. Reed. Phone Brown
W e are agents for the Red Band Brand Can­
D allas.
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The Christian association at j Itemizer changed¡from Suver to That if Fidler’s candy had
15.
tf
dies,
guaranteed pure. Our prices are cheap
been
offered
in
the
Itemizer
at
college gave a reception to Monmouth, also Ed. Loop from
Total...................... $120 58
rd b u lls, th r e e y ea rs o ld , r e g is ­
Miss Georgana Fiske was the the
for this high grade candy.
10 cents a pound, he would have
T la s WO M ter eat e H d erefo
a t c o m m o n s to c k c a tt le p r ice .,—Dal
the
new
students
at
the
chapel
|
McMinnville
to
Monmouth
guest of Mrs. Arthur Goode in
M arket.
tf
bothered to death with pros­
Cream Covered Dates, l/ 2 pound .............. 10c
last Friday evening.
Remember that if you have been
Salem last week.
pective buyers. As it was not
HOP SALES
Raspberry Creams, V 2 p ound....................... 10c
not
paid
the
last
half
of
your
WANTED
Prof. Dan Langenberg, of taxes by next Monday evening much harm was done.
Mrs. Ann Kersay and Mrs.
Butter Creams, V2 pound............................... 10c
Pearl Shaw left Monday for a Portland, was the guest of Mr. at 5 o’clock, they become delin­
A N T E D —A m id d le a g ed la d y to d o g e n e r a l
A
Number
of
Our
Growers
Let
Go
Dipped Cream Kisses, y2 pound .................. 10c
MART ELLIOTT DIES.
W houn ew ork for fa m ily o f th r e e .—Ed. month’s visit in Missouri and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Skiff last quent.
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C la rk e. R ic k r e a ll.
Maple Blacks, l/ 2 pound ................................10c
at 18 to 19 Cents
week.
Kansas.
You can get the Commoner, Victim of Auto in Metropolis Ten
Cream
Peanuts, l/ 2 {round
..........................10c
Lost,
an
inner
tube
for
my
au­
R. I. Chase informs us that
Bryan’s great political weekly,
FOR RENT
Cocoanut
Squares,
y2
pound.........................
10c
While
the
hop
business
has
Jake Steffy was married at Mo- to between the Illhee tracts and and the Itemizer together until
Days Ago.
not actually opened up in Polk
Jellica Creams, y2 p ou nd ............................... 10c
desta, California, on September my town residence. Reward. : tbe ciose 0f the campaign for 50
county, yet a number of sales
W. L. Soehren.
f ARM to rent by M artha Holm an. Dallas.
Cream Wafers, y2 pound...... ..........................10c
cents.
oá 21st.
After hovering between life have been made during the week,
Mr. and Mrs. D. 0. Bronson
Cooking bags, 30 for 25 cento.
Arthur Grooms was operated and death sinnoe September 22, principally to R. E. Williams,
R E N T , a m odern 8-room house, barn and Instructions how to use them in have moved in from Luckiamute on at the hospital Monday by Dr. Martin Elliot, 56 years of age,
who was up from Portland the
S P E C I A L — S a tu rd a y , O c t o b e r 1 2 th at
P R garden.
$20 a m onth. Inquire a t th is office.
each package, for sale by Dallas and will reside in their home re­ Staats for tuberculosis of the employed by the Shaver Trans­ first of the week. The market
I O a. m., 4 d o ze n , 1 4 q u a r t G r a n it e
cently purchased from A. H. bone, one of his legs being am­ portation company, passed away continues strong at 18 to 19
Meat
Co.
to rent a t 704 Jefferso n . A p ply » d
H OUFE
to W. A. A yres at 919 W h iiig to n or C ourt
Wednesday morning at S t Vin­ cento, but many growers are
putated above the knee.
D is h P a n s , only one to a customer at
19c
Mrs. E. A. Adams, of Duluth. Harris, on Court street.
Hospital as the result of confident good hops will com­
Minn., arrived Saturday evening The high and public schools
Monday afternoon Dr. V. G. cent’s
to be the guest of her daughter, opened last Monday with an en- j gtaats removed some adenoids injuries received in a collision mand a higher figure, and are
o u se keep­
w;th an automobile on Second loth to part with theirs at pres­
F OR in g R E ro N o T m — s w ith fu u se r n is o h f e b d a th lig h a t t h 79«
' e v e n s Mrs. C. B. Sundberg.
roHment of 95 for he former and nd tonsils from the 5-year old and
Burnside streets Portland. ent prices. The sales we heard
the
latter
360,
making
a
total
of
dauKhter
of
Pine
Burbank,
of
Until November 15th you can 455 pupils, as against 426 last \
The
inquest
was held this morn-
yesterday are:
get both the Itemizer and semi year.
Monmouth.
inj? at 1Q 0-clock Mart had an of Coad
LOST
SOUTH OF NEW BANK BUILDING
& Bilyeu, 153 bales at 19
weekly Portland Journal for
,.
,
Rev. 0. A. Stillman, candidate eye knocked out, his cheek cento.
$1.50
a
year.
Tnlu6!
Wna1«bea for conKress on the prohibition ! torn off, and his skull fractured,
J O ST—U s t w eek on th e streets, a silverine
Dr. V. Fink, 300 bales at
w atch, w ith leather strap. H am pton make.
luesday by W. H. Dale, a tjcket, wag a ca||er yesterday. 1 The body will be brought to Dal- 18 1-2 cento.
| f N O T E — Through a typographical error in the Ob­
Hon. B. F. Keeney, assessor gun
Return to thia office for rew ard.
03
Harnsburg
physician,
against
He
8ay8
he
wi„
Ret'
as
,;.» CoaJO ..c «... ge. o., m a n fla s this evening, and the funeral
of Lane county and judge of our Jennie Dale. He alleges
server, our candies were priced at 10c per pound,
Jacobson & Fawk, 168 bales at
Thev ToteS 38 any of t,le can^itlates- | held from the Chapman under- 18 1-2 cents.
which should have been 10c p er l/ 2 pound.
V OST—Monday. S ept.. 23 betw een S slem and In- poultry exhibit, arrived in town and inhuman treatment,
dependence, a brown overcoat w ith pair o f yesterday.
J j At the Methodist parsonage taking parlors at 11 o clock to- C. M. Baley, 78 bales at 18 1-2
g lo v es in pocketH. Finder will p lease leave at
have no children.
th e lteraiaer office and receive reward o f $3.
03
. Monday afternoon Rev. Lester D. morrow morning. Rev. Gates of- cento.
Chaperone Lee Fenton and his
i¡';0i,io united in marriage Elmer:
in«,«- Relating,
Abe Buhler, 54 bales at 18 1-2
Mrs. E. C. Hiestand and
ana Fields
.
. - , and , interment
_ _ _ will take
carload of Pol kites came back
Zula, who have been Martjn and Je88e Saywer3t of In_ place in the I 0. O F. cemetery.
from the Roundup Monday, and daughter.
MISCELLANEOUS
visiting in Missouri and Nebras­ depence, relatives only being ini Mart Elliott was born in Otta-
Mrs. Titus Passes.
Smith & Arnold, 60 bales at
INSTALL Y. M. C. A.
say they had the time of their ka
for two months, are home i attendance.
wa
county,
Missouri,
56
years
18
cento.
lives.
Mrs.
Elizabeth Titus died
1 \ 0 N ’T le t lice ea t up your valuable poultry
again,
and
the
old
man
begins
to
,
ago,
coming
to
Oregon
with
his
A' w h en it is
easy to g e t rid o f them . Con­
Thursday evening at 8:20 at the Methods at Armory for Benefit of
Brown & Sibley, attorneys and look well fed once more.
e y 's L ice Pow der. Lice Liquid and Head Lice
t A straw vote taken on the mother in an ox team in 1867.
O intm en t are guaranteed to do the work quickly.
home of her daughter, Mrs. J.
Old Pioneer Dies.
Ab­
train between McMinnville and He was a nephew of Uncle Dave
G et a practical poultry book free from S. M. Kay abstracters, notary public.
Company G.
A Com pany.
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stracts made promptly at a rea­ Johnny Clow, who sustained a Independence Monday gave Wil­ Guthrie, and made his home J. H. Robbins, a well known H. Morrison, in Dallas. She was
fracture
of
the
tibia
some
time
laid
to
rest
in
the
I.
0.
0.
F
sonable charge. 616 Mill street,
son 24, Roosevelt 23, Debs 15,
ago, was sufficiently recovered j Taft 9. Roosevelt is not losing with him for a good portion.of Oregon pioneer, died at his home cemetery here, after services by
Lieutenant Conrad Stafrin in­
r*ON K E Y ’S Stock R em edies are not fooda, but Dallas, Ore.
| his life, but had worked in Port­ near Amity, Oregon, September
^ m ed icine a sep a ra te rem edy for each disease
this
week
to
be
returned
to
his
the pastor Saturday afternoon at forms us that company G reor­
so badly according to that.
m ade by the sam e people that m ako Conkey’s
25,
1912,
after
an
illness
of
seven
land
some
and
also
in
the
Dallas
Mr.
and
Mrs.
1.
A.
Prisbey
are
Poultry Rem edies. Sold on m oney-back g u a ra n ­
home down the creek by Dr.
2 o’clock, she having been a ganization matters are progress­
tee by S. E. Ray A Com pany.
S26
new arrivals in Dallas from Hoi- j Bollman.
Superintendent L. R. Fields’ livery stables. He leaves five months. He was born in Deca­ member of that church since ing finely, and that he expec s
tur
county,
Indiana,
September
sisters,
Mrs.
Tom
Stowe,
of
Dal­
ly, Colorado, where he used to
¡privatecar “ California” came in
childhood. Mrs. Titus was born notification shortly for full or­
run a newspaper. He is work­ Miss Jacomb, who has ?Pent : yesterday, and went out this las, Mrs. H. M. Lyons, Mrs. 2, 1833, moved to Iowa and was 1 in Ohio in 1834, moving to Oreg- ganization. Recruits are coming
Dallas Wood Yards.
the simmer here with her sister, morning. Mr. Fields is on a Talitha Wilson and Susan Lyons, married to Hester Minnock Jan­
ing in the steam laundry.
and it will not be
Kopiah coal and wood 16-inch
Mrs. C. H. Smith, of near Kick- t rack inspecting tour, he send-
Portland, and Mrs. Serena uary 12, 1855, In 1862, he to- ! on in 1862, where she has since in rapidly,
until the company will have
Craven Bros, hardware have a reall will leave Saturday to ¡ng his car ahead and following of
and 4-foot wood delivered to any
Blloodsworth, of Oakland, Cal.,! gether with his wife and three ! resided, excepting eight years jong
its full quota of members. The
part of the city promptly. Tele­ a full line of storm and lap robes, spend the winter in Colorado. it with a gasoline speeder.
and one brother, Jas. W. Elliott, small children, Sarah, now Mrs. I spent with her daughter in the company
plane is to be raised to
phone, office 334, residence 663. and their stock of harness is very Her home is in Canada.
Geo. Phillips, of Portland; Em­ state of Washington. She was
of
near
Dallas
to
mourn
his
loss.
complete, with prices to suit
Two cluster lights are being He was a bachelor, a former ma, now Mrs. I. P. Reese, of 78 years of age at death, which a much higher standard, and the
W. L. Barber, dealer.
It is surprising the amount of installed today on the blocks be­
your lequirements.
came as a result of old age, and armory will be, in addition to
articles that may be bought for tween Mill and Oak on Main, one member of the Odd Fellows and McMinnville, and B. F. Robbins, a slight stroke of paralysis. the military featflre, a gentle­
Dr. McCallon is happy over 10, 15 or 25 cents. Drop in to
Woodman, and a man whose ev­ deceased, crossed the plains with Three sons and a daughter are man’s club, a place of resort
For sale—My firotclass home
in front of the Crider store and
in Rickreall. One acre of ground the ownership of a new Chal­ Fidler’s and look over his stock. one in front of Bilyeu & Craw­ eryday actions were commenda­ an ox team, and after enduring left to mourn her demise, also 11 having all the advantages of the
mers
56,
whien
he
has
just
pur­
many hardships, arrived at what
ble.
fine barn, water piped to modern
Main street, south of new Bank ford’s saloon.
Y. M. C. A. features so popular
is now Baker Citv, where his g iandchildren,
10-room house, with all kinds of chased, trading in his other car. building.
in larger cities. The dispensing
Uncle Jimmy Passes.
wife took sick and died. In 1864
Ben Werner got a card from
fruit and berries. See L. C. Ko- It is a 6-passenger.
of the admittance of beer in ar-
You
can
get
those
Shaker
Knit
Baptist
Church.
Jie
was
mariied
to
Mary
Margar­
Ed.
A.
Werner
iast
night
saying
ser, at the place for a bargain.
Councilman W. A. Ayres re­
If you have money to loan we Rough neck sweater coats in Car- j that he had arrived safely at his
morys will have much to do with
tf
ceived »telegram the other day et Harvey and located near Beth­ Sunday services:
will find you a borrower; if you dimil
the uplift of the personel of the
and
Oxford
at
the
Salem
.Canada
home,
and
says
the
crops
Sunday school 10 a. m., lesson, company. Billiard and pool ta­
want to borrow money we can Woolen Mills Store for ladies and there are looking fine and expects announcing the death last Thurs­ el, Oregon, and while living at
Bethel
he
perfected
his
patent
“Jesus
Walking
on
the
Sea.”
day
at
Lexington,
Nebraska,
of
find you a lender. Plenty of mon­ gentlemen.
Advertising Merchandise.
bles are already owned by the
Also the fancy a reeord breaker crop on his his, father, Mr. James W. Ayres. on the combined harvester which
Morning worship at 11, theme company and they will be used
In advertising our merchandise ey on improved farm property.
Mackinaw coats so much in de- newjy purchased ranch,
is
being
used
extensively
through­
“A Happy Slave.’’
Mr. Ayres left McMinnville last
BROWN & ¡SIBLEY.
by its members, as will probably
to the public we aim to be as re­
mand by studeuto.
Young People’s Meeting 8;30, the playintr of cards, checkers,
Notice in the Fuller pharmacy June for a stay at his old home, out the northwest. He resided
liable in our ads as in our tran­ On next Thursday afternoon
in Portland from 1877 to 1888. topic “ Humility.”
The
largest
assortment
of
window
that
large
silver
cup
of-
His
death
was
entirely
unexpec-
other games the members
sactions in the store and our de­ at the residence of Mrs. Ella
in any store in the Wil­ fered by the Clearview Orchard ted. altough 78 years of age, he during which time he owned and : Evening 7:30 p. m., subject, and
may desire. In addition a fine
sire is to appeal to intelligent Metzgar at 2:30 the civic sec­ trunks
managed
a
music
store.
After-1
lamette
Valley
is
at
the
Salem
Flood.”
gymnasium will be installed with
readers and to such as may ap­ tion of the Woman’s club will Woolen Mill store. Prices from company for the best display of j was feeling quite well when he wards he became interested in ' “The
The Lord’s Supper will be ad- all the needed appurtenances and
apples grown by any one ex hi bi- started back. Uncle Jimmy first
preciate our efforts to please them hold their regular monthly busi­ $7
to $30. Also an especially at­ tor. It is a beauty, and the en- ‘came to Dallas in 1899, but mov- the Robbins-Elkhorn mine near administered at tne close of the appliances that will tend to give
and sell reliable goods. Salem ness meeting.
tractive assortment of suit cases graving is a work of art, making
to \ amhill county in 1895, Baker City, where he remained morning service.
the militia exercise and the
Woolen Mills Store.
Osteopaths are the only non­ and traveling bags.
1 it a memento of which anyone an(! f°r a number of year has until 1895. The last few years
proper recreation from their
of
his
life
were
spent
on
his
farm
drug physicians in Oregon legal­ W. W. Ireland, wife and baby, will be proud.
been a resident of McMinnville.
other
duties. Basket ball and
near
Amity,
where
he
devoted
ly licensed by the state board of of Independence, arrived in the
„
He was a member of the Mason-
PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES.
ether teams will be organized,
Attorney H. H. Belt camf ov- jc fraternity, and a man who his time to farming and stock
Medical Examiners. Dr. Mc- Grove last week, and have moved
and many contests for supremacy
Nicol, 719 Court street, only os­ into a cottage on 1st street South. er t r0'*1 * 'alias Saturday and re- jjved Up to its teachings in every raising.
will take place on the armory
Sunday, Oct. 6th:
mained over Sunday with
rela-
way
He
wa9
a
man
of
unblem-!
He
is
survived
by
his
wife
and
teopath in Dallas.
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wa.V.
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iso a mail
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He will engage in the real estate tjv’es here. Harry is a _ Taft
floor during the winter. The
Sunday school 10 a. m.
en-
j
¡g^ed
integrity,
a
firm
believer
in
!
five
children,
Grant,
of
Baker
L. P. Brown, of the Wiley Al­ business and bids for a share of thusiast, only one in the
boys have every facility at hand
Sunday moaning. 11., subject.
the duty one man owes to an- City; Dan C. and Elmer E., of
for building up an organization
‘How Christ Relates Himself len Music house, is here to inter­ the public patronage.—Forest family. All the others are boost other, and one whose word was Amity; W. A., of Portland, and
that will be a credit to the city,
| ing for Wiison. W i 11 a m i n a a8 ^ood as his bond.
to His Followers. ” Communion. est the Odd Fellows and Rebe- Grove Press.
Estelia
M.
and
Mrs.
F.
C.
Gilles­
and most beneficial to its mem­
Evening service 7:30 p. m, top­ kahs in a piano. These orders
Thirty-five years ago Mrs. Sol. Times.
pie, of Portland.
bers, and they are having the
ic, “The Social Message of the expect to make a selection in the Blessing bought her husband a
Mr.
Robbins
has
for
many
j
LETTER* LIST.
Tuesday, September 24th,1
Multitudes of People hearty co-operation of older
near future.
!cigar for a birthday present. at On
Prophets.”
years been affiliated with the
the residency of Mr. and Mrs. I
heads in making it a success.'
Male quartet will sing at even­ Mrs. B. F. Whiteaker got back Looking through an old trunk T. R. Warner and Mr. Wm. A. I
take SCO TTS EMULSION regu­
first Christian church, under
That it will be so along the lines
ing service.
from a several weeks stay at last Thursday she found it. care- McNeill, the latter of Polk coun- j The following letters remained whose auspice« the funeral ser­
larly to repair wasted vitality and
laid down is now an assured fact.
You are cordially invited to Portland Thursday, where she | fully laid away and intact, and ty, were married, Rev. Joseph uncalled for in the Dallas post vices were conducted. He was
enrich th e b lo o d to withstand
worship with us.
has been attending her son Glen, I Sol celebrated his 63rd anniver- Hall officiating. Only the family j office Tuesday:
buried in Bethel cemetery near
winter colds and exposure.
Mrs. Chas. Arrance.
EDGAR W. MILES,
who has been under treatment | sary by smoking i t
Local Talent To Give “ Miry Jane’«
his old home.
n d ' immediate relatives and
It contains the highest gradé of
Pastor. tor eczema, of which he is about j [.ast week the Dallas and Log- a friends
Dr.
C. A. Ballard.
Pa” Soon.
were present.—Newberg
cod
liver
oil,
medically
perfected;
W. A. Cramer.
cured and will return home next [ Kjng company sawed out an av- Graphic.
Bny
190
Tons
of
Prone«.
Mrs.
Caldwell,
a trained coach,
it is a cream like food - medicine,
A. Davis.
week.
j erage of 91,000 feet of lumber a “ My child WM burned terribly » bout J.
will be in Dallas this week to be­
Administrator’s Notice.
scrupulously pure and healthful
Thn
J.
K.
Armsby
Packing
Mrs.
U.
Edwards.
The motor line has announced day, making a record continuous the face, neck and cheat. I applied I>r. ! Guv R. Francis.
without drug or stimulant. En­ gin rehearsals for ‘Mary Jane's
, plant of Dallas has recently pur-
Klectric Oil. The pain ceased
The com- Thomas’
Pa.” This sparkling comedy is
N O T IC E Is hereby g iven to whom it may ronrern. the following rates for the fair: six day run for them.
1
chased
of
the
Dundee
Fruit
Mrs.
Ed
Firrst.
dorsed
and advocated by medical
and
the
child
sank
into
a
restful
sleep.”
11 th a t the undersigned h. « been duly appoint
From Airlie to Dallas and return, pany art' now working on a run — Mrs. Nancy M. Hanson, Hamburg,
going to be put on by local talent
• I adm inistrator df th e e s ta te o f Benjam in F.
I Growers’ Association 190,000,
Mrs.
Carrie
French.
authorities
everywhere.
W hitaaker. deceaaed. by th e Hon. County court, 95 and 60 cento, respectively for I of first class fir for the Pullman N. Y.
from the ranks of the Young
tons of prunes. This looks like
Sam Garrett.
• f Po*k county. O regon.
SCO TTS EMULSION drives out
and adults; Indepen-1 car company,
Woman’s Club and their friends
AH persons holding claim s againHt said esta te children
!
an
immense
purchase,
but
it
will
C.
F.
Jones.
The report of the Salem, Falls
g re hereby notified to pres< i t the sam e on oe be­ dence, 55 and 80 cento;
colds—nourishes the membranes
Mon-1
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for the benefit of the public li­
fore six m onths from the d ate hereof duly verified
only keep their present force of
Mrs.
W.
F.
Jones.
City
&
Western
was
filed
with
of the throat and lungs and keeps
and all person» indebted to aaid set a t e will please mouth, 40 and 25.
These rates
brary. The exact date of the
Woolen Blanket«.
40 girls and 16 men busy for 12 them healthy.
Josie
Kamp.
the
railroad
commission
yester-
m a k e im m ediate settlem en t.
are good for any trip.
performance
has not been de­
I thia l lt h day of Septet, ber 1912.
days.
The
prunes
will
not
ar-
J.
Leavens.
d;
y
It
shows
that
the
road
is
The Salem Woolen Mills Store
F R A N K L IN B. W HITKAKFR
NoHIng
SC O TT'S
cided
upon
but
it will probably
A d m inistrator o f t i e «state o f Ben
,
rive
for
some
time,
but
there
is
Mrs.
Ella
Morse.
earning
a
fair
profit,
and
that
ito;
While J. G. VanOrsdel was is in alliance with two of the
E M U L S IO N for lo n g m n j kronehial
jam n F. White« ker.
be in the third week of October.
sufficient work in sight to keep
r A B ak in, a tty • for esta te.
bringing his cow home Tuesday largest woolen mills in Oregon general condition is excellent, j Mrs. W. L. Perkins.
t i g h t ckmmtr a n d
A preliminary meeting will be
i the force busy for several weeks.
Virgie Peterson.
evening, leading her behind the and sell better blankets for less Altogether 64 miles of roadway
froailn.
held this (Thursday) evening at
R.
Ricks.
are
operated.
Expenditures
last
buggy,
the
rope
became
entang­
money
than
you
will
find
else­
SR. 0 . «. REMPEl
E q u ally good fo r in f a n ts ,
the home of Mrs, George Gerlin-
Fred
Rogers.
year
were
$6,376.79.
Operating
led around his feet, and he was where. You can get blankets
C h ir s p r t t i r
children or adults, but you must
ger.
j
See
the
nice
display
of
hats
at
W.
C.
Thompson.
R
F
D
2
.
N t m f l p . e i . I M w l S p i n e l A .ijn « l» r. 1‘h .ia e thrown from the seat, striking made of wool at this store at the expenses totaled $132,006.24, and
have soorrs.
Miss McCallon’s millinery parlors
M U , » » . * . t<. 6 p, m
O t h .r ho. r . by
C. G. COAD.
his shoulder on the ground, and same price as some folks charge expenses $8,335.28. The net in­
S
O l o w » » H oorn « « I d It. J.
lt - M
»ppnintuK-nt. 114 Court Strr.t
tf
Ice cream at Lane’s.
Postmaster. ; opposite post office.
come was given as $13,969.56.
painfully straining the same.
for cotton blankets.
FIDLER’S
DOINGS IN THE TOWN.
Comings and Goings of Citizens of Dal­
5, 10,15 and 25 Cent Store
las and their Friends.
This is the Place Where You Will
Find Prices Correct.
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T wo
FIDLER’S, the Plain Price Store
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