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Men’s W ear—
Silver Brand Shirts
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We
have sum
sold O Silver
Brand
w e nave
llV t-I
D
ia u u V Collars
> w iu u o
r
years, and find they are the e best,
so we have bought a fine line o f Silver
m m W F& shirts-
Golf Shirts, Latest Styles
$ 1.00
Silver Brand Shirts
We have so many things in the Ladies’ Wear Depart­
ment to advertise that we neglect the Men’s Depart­
ment in our advertisements. But we haven’t neglected
our stock o f Ready-to-Wear Goods for men. We
have a fine stock o f strictly Up-to-I )ate Spring goods.
We have all styles and
grades in t h i s line.
$1.25 to Ss.
Conqueror Hats, $ 2 .5 0
Straw Hats, 2 5 c to $ 3
SHOES
SHOES
Packard Shoes, $4.50
All the latest shapes in sailors and soft brim hats. Also the
new cushion sweat band that “ keep the lid on” when the gust of
wind comes around the comer.
Latest styles in Lace and But­
ton, Tan and Black.
SILK HATS, $1.00
Just the thing for warm days’
Soft, detached collar,
and F ren ch c u f f .
We have very strong lines in
our medium priced shoes for men
and boys. Some lines we are
closing out at very low prices.
The new lasts this Spring are
very dressy, but give the utmost
ease and comfort.
Cool and comfortable.
Hart Schaffner &
Marx Norfolks
and other models in the latest
Spring Fabrics
The Last W eek—
In many lines we have been making lower prices than
we can possibly continue doing.- We can’t order more
goods and sell at the same price that we are asking now.
You can save money by buying now.
Just a W ord to th e Ladies-
We have fine Norfolk Suits at
$10.50, $12.50 and $15.00
Regular models in new Spring
Suits
We are giving another of those elegant 8-day Wall
Clocks, free with the largest purchase this week. A
suit, hat, shoes, shirts and neckties would probably take
the clock. See that he gets them all at one time, and
saves the duplicate slip with his name on it, and don’t
forget the place.
Ask to see these bargains.
We can save you money on
shoes.
Hart Schaffner &
Marx Blue Serges
The last week that we will sell these fine
Serge Suits at this price. The regular price
on these suits in other towns is
$ 2 7 . 5 0 to $ 3 0
Our price next week will be
$ 6 . 5 0 and U p
Stout models in the new Greys, only
$ 1 2 .5 0
OUR ASSOCIATE EDITORS.
THE DALLAS MERCANTILE COMPANY
W . R . H O W E , M A N A G E R
BUENA VISTA.
WEST SALEM.
FALLS CITY
Auto Gloves and Dusters will soon be
needed. Get them now while our stock is
complete.
OAK GROVE.
PIONEER.
Copyright Han Schaffner Se Marz
PEEDEE.
Mrs. Jennie Cobb was a Dallas visitor
Mrs. Oliver Wait was in Salem Fri­
George Keller visited at Roy Birds
The Peedee school closed last Friday.
Mrs. George Prather was a Salem 1 h^ Pr h,l7 J Ü °Ur vi*ited the 8lhüo1 I last week.
day.
iuitor luuf
here rnursday.
Sunday.
visitor
last umui/
week.
Mr. Applegate was a caller here Sat­
!
Oak
Grove
school
will
close
the
23rd
Edna
Barnhart
is
a
Salem
visitor
this
Mr. Earl Wood is grading his yard
Orle Harrington is putting in a saw urday.
W. H. Murphy and A. J. Hall are
! o f May.
,
I week with her sister.
mill
on
the
old
Woodward
place.
attending court'in Dallas this week.
i aml
eement W1‘ lk,s-
Mrs. Albert Zielesch was a visitor
Mr. Elliott visited Henry Powell last
Mrs. Walker spent most of last week
. 1'''• Starbuck has been almost a daily I Th
.
Mrs. Netherton and two children Wednesday.
Mr. Krebs is putting his trellis poles in Portland with her sister.
' visitor in Falls City the past few days
u“ -'-
spent Tuesday at Urie Harrington’s.
into the creek near the Hanaen place.
. . .
| visiting patients.
Charley Herber went to Airlie one
Miss Mella White has returned to her
There will be a pie social at the Pio­ day last week.
Mrs. L. D. Fields, of Salem, was vis-!
W. W. Smith and M. N. Prather are iting West Salem friends Saturday-
1 D.
Murray intends to start his school in Portland.
neer schoolhouse on the evening o f M ay
in Portland this week as grand jury-
Their is a dance at Peedee hall next
. . . . .
,
. .
sawmill runtiing just as soon as proper
Miss Clara Poppleton, o f Portland, is 24th.
Saturday night.
Arnold Kruger was a week end vis-, machinery can be set up.
a guest at the Lewis home.
B.
F.
Owen,
who
has
spent
the
win­
»Lor
at
C.
Spitzbart’s
at
Kosedale.
BALLSTON.
there was quite a number attending ter with his daughter and family, Mrs.
Miss Elsie Bush was a Kings Valley
Art Trask was in a couple o f days
Scott Leonard, wife and children vis­
Mr. Means, who was burnt out some from Corvallis visiting his parents and grange here ¡Saturday.
ited Sunday with relatives at Mon­
Tom Kirk, o f Junction City, came last visitor last Friday.
R. L. CHAPMAN....
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time ago, has a much nicer house up shaking hands with numerous friends,
mouth.
Miss Davidson, o f Rickreall, visited Ì week to visit awhile with his daughter,
Mrs. Riley Burbank and children are
I Bryan Gregg returned from Eastern
i and is living in it.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Mrs. Fannie Harrington, of Pioneer.
visiting at Buell a few dayB.
W. H. Harman was down from El­
W. O. McKown and wife are here Lillie Doughty a few days last week.
j Oregon Thursday.
and
P.
A.
Williams
came
up
from
Port­
kins last Thursday to visit with his
visiting a couple o f days, having just
Bert Richards and wife, o f Pendle­
EMBALMER
Miss Elsie Bush visited Miss Bern ce
I Norman TufTord was a Portland visit- mother.
land Saturday to visit his family, re­ come in from their Eastern Oregon ton, were visiting friends in this vicini­
lir P I C Ï : Chapel Ml<1 Parlor*. N . M stn it.
Powell last Wednesday night.
< or Saturday.
LOWER SALT CREEK.
turning Monday.
claim.
ty last wee - .
D A L L A » . OK BOON:
Royal Kreutz and Roy Knlghten are
Harold Smith was an over night vis-
Henry Flett, o f Wapato, was visiting
Both P h on *» llH j
Albert Ouderkirk is very ill with
There will be preaching at the M. E.
cutting trellis poles on the Richardson ; ¡tor o f l.eo -p itzb a rfs at Perrydale
CROWLEY
L. H. Conner was a Salem visitor
Callo P ro m p tly A n * » o red D .y o r N l* h t J [ friends here over Sunday.
pneumonia. Doctor Heliworth is at­ enuren next Sunday at t l a. m. Rev.
place for Sam Irvine.
| |aat Thursday.
last
week.
torning
him
and
reports
him
some
bet­
Bullock pastor.
j Rhoda and Edna Conner were home
Miss Lavina Smith is on the sick list.
N. C. Anderson, wife and mother | Miss Etfie Baker left Friday for Falla ter at this time.
from Carlton over Sunday.
T. E. C. club are rehearsing their j Harvey Curts is hauling oats to Per-
ami Mrs. Ed Harmon and daughter, city toattend the wedd.ng o f her friend,
The
Knights
o
f
Pythias
here
contem­
play,
A
Family
Affair,
which
tney
will
j
rydale.
F.
M. Edgar attended grange at Oak*
were
shopping
in
Albany
luesday
Mi88
Ada
Bunn.
Alfred
Bull,
o
f
Portland,
whh
visiting
Correspondent!’ Contest.
plate owning their hall and expect to pul on Saturday evening.
grove last Saturday.
his parents during the week.
Will Muller finished training hops the
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Leonard spent
Mis. ' has. Spitzbart and daughters buy or build the coming summer. M any
Beginning April 1 the Iteinizer tie
Gertrude and Grace Fawk, o f Salem, first o f the week.
C. H. Farmer returned home from
I eon a Agee and Margaret Kinder- Tuesday and Wednesday in Albany a t - 1 Misses Freida and Esther, were calling sites and buildings are offered them.
gnn a four month» corre»|>ondent»’ con-
spent the week end at the home ot
I on friends here Sunday.
man were McMinnville visitors Satur tending the state grange there.
Otis Eoster has been doing some Portland last Thursday.
te»t on the n m i line» a» heretofore, ex­ day.
Mrs. Elwood, o f Portland, a sirter o f tneir brother, Herbert raw s.
painting for E. J. Bissell.
Clarence McCrow was a calier in the
Bert Shyder and wife and Eaton Bev- I Five took the 8th grade exams: Mary Mrs Tom Hollowell and Alvin Brown,
cept the prixe« will he in chm I i , insteiid |
“ The Climbers” had a very interest­
neighborhood last Sunday.
Cyrus Jones, o f Perrydale, and Hen­ e is and wife attended the funeral o f j Simons, Flossie Becken, Alice Ferre, died in Portland recently, and Mr. ing session Sunday. The social com­
Will Martin brought his thrashing
of other article», that method seeming
Brown and his sister went to Portland
ry He gerson were visiting Kelt Agee t ieir grandparent, Mr. John Rhodes, George Schwartz and George Elbert.«.
outfit from McCoy one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry White visited at
mittee will meet r riday evening.
to »nit lie»t all concerned. The nio»t and family Sunday.
who died at his home near Bridgeport I , ,
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Tuesday to attend the funeral.
Mr. Holmes last Saturday.
last week.
Mrs. l izzie Hendrickson, who came
regular and moat newav correspondent j
Mrs.
F.
B.
Hastings
visited
her
Aunt
One
hundred
acres
o
f
apples
and
here a week ago to visit her mother,,
The sympathy o f all Falls City is
Frank Valliereand daughter, Myrtle,
Jay Brown, of Balias, and father, T.
during that time will receive $10, the
twenty acres oi prunes are being plant­ Jane Conner one day the first o f the
Our school closes Friday, the 16th.
were Dallas callers last Saturday.
i *r . 1 .i 1 . 1 «.» mi .„ .I ti,.. .
s - Brown, oi Upper Salt Creek, were An excellent program has been pre­ Mrs. White, was onerated on at the with Mr Lee, editor o f the News, and ed on the Evans place.
week.
Salem
hospital
Thursday.
his
family
on
account
of
the
serious
ill­
..M-o.nl $f>. the third
and the next na||8t0n visitors Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Whaley, visit-
pared by the teachers and pupils which
two $1 each. The contest will close j
Dr. James Crowley came up from ,
. . . . . Ucu.
„
Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Woods
and family at the home o f U. C. Smith last Friday.
Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Crosson, lady com­ ness o f their daughter, .Miss Gazelle
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July 31 anil l>e immediately follow -; ^ letter from I’ rof. II. J Peavv will he In the M. E. church in the even­ mander nd lady record keeper o f the Lee. Miss Lee has many close friends Portland* Wednesday to visit his p a r-; F. u
B. Hastings
and 1 wife were vigitorg
ing. Admission 2V cents.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Crowley.
j at Perrydale Sunday.
Mrs. R. J. Williamson has been quite
l ady Maccabees, of Salem, were all here and is highly thought o f by all
sick for the past week, but is now im­
o f Mrs. J. T. Hunts last
The ladies aid o f the M. E. church day
. guests
.
Dale Bell has gone to Black Rock to
Miss Emily Cromley entertained some
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t a m e n d Of on that date.
with his parent«.
proving.
held their regular business meeting last Thursday.
take charge o f the general merchandise o f tile young lauies o f the neighborhood
PERRYDALE.
stnre at that place. Bale ;s a good boy at her home Saturday afternoon.
w ar
h
, ,
District Supt. .lames Moore will Thursday evening, after which a recep-
Henry and Claud-Moore, o f West Sa­
over
and will make friends and lots of trade
preach at the Methodist church here
lem, were callers at R. J. Williamsons
ng his father’ s fu­
INDEPENDENCE.
! Sundav night and will hold the third
Carl Morrison is working for II. G. Sunday.
neral, Mrs. \\ m. Squier and children there as he is a good hustler and one o f
our honest, industrious young business
j quarterly conference for Ballston circuit
MONMOUTH NO. 2.
Keyt.
Ralph Bascue visited in Dallas Monday.
Will Sevens returned Sunday from went home with him to visit with her men.
M
Eugene, where he spent last week sister at St, .Johns.
Friday.
M cflM M O N D S VALLEY.
Fred Hehding was a Portland visitor
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The Falls City Ball club are endeav­
searching for Mr. Elkins, who d isa p ­
this week.
Claud Skinner transacted business in
Ernest Biddle and wife are visiting
oring
to
perfect
an
organization
and
it
peared
some
time
ago.
He
was
found
RICKREALL.
Aloany last week
Mrt. Kane, o f Redlands, is here on a
ZENA-SPRING VALLEY.
Marie Ostrander visited Eva Womer
is hoped they will succeed and give us relatives here.
near Eugene driving a milk wagon for
visit with relatives,
Monday.
Miss Kors Browne was an over Sun­
a farmer.
the good play that they gave us two
The Airlie ball players passed through
Geo.
Carroll
went
tnSalem
Saturday.
day visitor in Salem.
Roy Gee went to Portland Monday to
J. T. Hunt, o f West Salem, spent years ago. iVe have some good players here Saturday to Independence to play
Mr. and Mrs. Will Bronson went to
get employment.
Dallas.
j the week at h.s ranch here finishing Here and our people take an inteiest in ! ball but it was too rainy,
W. E. Goodell went to Dallas Satur­
Miss Bessie Butler, o f Ism Angeles,
E0LA
the
game
and
will
heartily
support
the
I
; the hop training
day on business
is the guest o f friends here.
club
I U. G. Heffley and family have pur­
Grandma Buttrick 4ias been quite
The McTimmonds school was out
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Marshal are atav-
j Tuesday.
Sol Bennett was in from Polk station
chased a new Ford auto through the lo- poorly for some time.
J O. McIntosh and H. Edwards were
The
Falls
City
Council
meetings
are
a
caf*agency
o
f
Graham
A
Son.
j
Sunday
calling
on
friends.
Mr.
Holman
had
hi»
auto
thoroughly
mg
at
R.
C.
Shepard'»,
where
Mr.
Portland visitor» last week.
Jual Harmon was in Dallas one day
drawing card as shown by the interest
! For a few weeks now the band will last week.
The bridge builders here expect to be ¡overhauled and painted lately.
Marshall ia working,
Mrs. S. E. Owen returned Monday
taken in their meetings by oui citizcra
Many from here will attend the track practice twice a week.
through this week.
j Mr. Carlson and daughter, Norma.
Mrs Zella Boker was up from Port- Mayor Hubbard makes a fine presiding and field meet in Balias .Saturday. Tne
from a visit with relatives in Toledo.
Eva Womer visited the Firgrove
L O. Price and wife were in Salem went to Portland Saturday to visit rel- land for a visit with her parents, Mr. officer, and the council are all honest, i local high school will be represented in
Mrs. Chas. Bratcher and daughter school Wednesday.
Miss Kirkpatrick, of Portland, visit­ Sunday visiting
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*■ -> Catton.
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and 1 * Mrs.
relatives.
weJe shopping in Balias •aturday.
conscientious
men,
desiring
only
that
I
several
events,
ed her mother, Mrs. Chas. Smith over
There was a farewell party given on
which is best for the interest o f Falls j
Mr. and Mrs B. F. L uchs went to
There will be preaching in E.ila next
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Foster were vis­ Jessie Yost Wednesday.
City.
The young men o f the high school
Sunday evening at 7:30.
Subject, Vancouver, spent Sunda
B Irving and R. L. Gaina were buai Salem Sunday to spend the day.
lay here with'hc
and town will meet with the Brother- iting at Chas. Bratcher’s Monday.
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i "Character ”
parents, Mr. and Mrs . K. Holland.
ness visitors in Falls City one day last I „ Mrs. J.
Mrs. Will Bronson and daughter vis­
There seems to be considerable agita- hood club in the Christian church par-
O. Price and Mrs. Bud Ram-
Mr. H. J. Elliott and family were ited Will M cG ee’s Sunday.
week.
. sey were in Salem Saturday shopping.
Mr. Coffev'a little daughter cut her
L. Rrant toat a two year old colt tion at present in the cities to the end , iors Friday evening.
visiting at Corvallis the last o f the
that
the
poor
overworked
clerks
shall
Mrs. Sarah Irvine left Saturday for a
A. Hill i. building a barber .hop for Ä
b. Ä
1.b*dl3, With ‘ l“ tchet one last week and R. A. I.oonev also hud work hut eight hours and have every
Mrs. Will Bronson gave the eight
At a recent business meeting o f the week.
month's visit w.th relatives in sum­ our new barber on the C. B. VVhah'y d»V I“ *
a mare die from the effect»'of an acci­
o f the Christian church,
Saturday afternoon off If some o f congregation
_
Mr. and Mrs Wm. Sargeant, o f New- grade exams at this school.
dent.
mit.
place.
The county surveyor and assistant
l 1 ' to remodel the present berg, are up for a weeks stay at the
those hard worked clerks would come it was i decided
in Kola Monday making estimates
Will Ostrander and Arthur Williams
structure
nt Sunday
Our school closes here Friday an en­ were
Miaa Emroy McDevitt anen
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“ at * * a cost * o ' f $4000.
old home place.
The Misses Marie and Joyce Craw- to F alls City ami get a job with our ■*“
for grading the hills
went to Albany Monday on business.
with her parents, Mr. ana Mrs Chas tertainment and a short program in the
foni were delegates to the \\ est tV ¡1- mill company they need not complain,
Large quantities o f ties are on hand
evening.
Mellevitt, in Dallas.
Ray Ferguson cut hia f.iot last Fri­ lamette Asso nation o f the Haptiat as the company it giving its employees
Mrs. Homer Foster, o f Balias, came
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Ostrander visited
al»>ut two days ami three afternoons o f for railroad track building and the down Friday afternoon to attend the
quite hadlv with an axe. It ia get­ church held at Carlton.
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_____ Miaa Nellie i Lee Burch and family came up from day
Homer Link and sister.
house
formerly
occupied
by
George
Mr. and M rs. Marion Waters Sunday.
each week.
ting along all right.
chicken
pie
supper
Link, o f Airlie, were guest» o f friends ■ Portland Saturday and will remain with
Carmichael and family will be removed
Mrs. \\ B. Henry has improved so
here last week.
! his mother this summer,
Saturday night a fire started in the to give room for the V.
Mr. and Mrs. Hastings and daughters
George Mitty went to Toledo Thurs­ much that she was able Monday to he
Mr. Quarner and family, o f Amity,
to attend the timherowner's meet­ brought to the home o f her parents, basement o f the store building owned
their '/ra ce and Pearl, went to Balias Thurs-
ere visi.ing at the home o f ' their,
Mrs. Johnie Richardson has returned
Several stubble field» in vicinity o f were
Several young men from the Indepen­ day
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by
Mr.
Mahr.
and
the
stock
or
general
ing,
returning
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Crawford, where
from a visit with her parents. Dr and | dence ami Monmouth hand came down
.Monmouth are covered with volunteer daughter Mis. Howard Jones, Sunday. “ *>'•
she will stay until strong enough"to"be merchandise was entirely destroyed by- clover plants, the start o f which was
Mrs J. R. N. Bell, in Corvallis
Sunday afternoon and played with the
uur senool naa a new nag.
taken to her own home
j fire, smoke and water. The loss is a made three years ago, when the clover
Mrs, Bollie Engleson, o f Portland.
Rickreall certainly had a standard picture and board walks, and
R. D. .Tönnings, former **•
S. * P. .
Will Madison, o f Aat nia, and Dirk band here.
severe one to Mr. Mahr, who has built
came up Sunday tor a visit with her
is now a standard school
Madiaon and wife, o f Salem, attended treat of good muair.
r trial eighth grade examination» w ere up a large and growing trade here in a crops were first planted on the field.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Flannery »Kent a t Hillsboro and recently
the funeral o f their brother, I.. Madi
given at the school house on Thursday short time, hut it may result in a new
The Southern Pacific company has
stationed at Gaston, has b«en
Some people from Tillamook camped , Mr. Landen ia building another hrid
ton here Tuesday.
andrruliu o f last week. Prof. I'raw
brio*! building and an entire new stock donated one carioadof dta: it a ratedri ck
A number o f farmers in this vicinity appointed t r a v e lin g freight agent
| here Monday night and had a very v a l-[ for Horsts on the Patterson place
ford
assisting
in
the
work.
There
were
of
goods,
as
Mr.
Mahr
intends
to
open
the
high
school
here
which
was
used
in
are
disposing
o
f
their
oats
they
have
n
f Ih sca m o
.... „ , 2 c
,
Roy McFadden has returned to Port- uable horse taken sick Dr. Level
railroad company
X vet-1
' ia the third one. The
The railroad)
applicants from here; Phoebe up again ns soon as possible
He has improving
tennis court and •tored
impn
_ the girl’»
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, t ov « tn e same raiU av W ith h e a d -
at their homes since harvest.
land after a week’ « Visit at the home ennary from Balias, was called but we I is building a switch for the Horst Bros three
Looney- Leota
.vota
Fattoli
Catton
and
John
Ho
Hi*.
U.e
»j
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ij
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f
all
our
people
in
hia
heL. the winding roadway» to the school j „ a lf iin g '» much better price' fjr'th em 1 Q u a rters
at Seattle.— Hillboro
o f hia mother. Mrs. Sherman Hayes.
dal not learn how the animal was.
also.
land.
fcuss.
building.
J with oats at 40 cents a bushel.
Independent.
All the County News Graphically Writ­
ten up hy Our Brainy Rustlers.
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