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A H im e s E n g i n e e r i n g C om pany ■ Heald’s CH ILD R EN S' C O N TE S T. A n ttq u ity o f T h a n k s g iv in y Nul :iloue iu New Krigluiid luit In I NEW COM BINATION P LA T Ula Mitchell.................4«............ .40 I New Y o r k w h s rimnk^giving oelebrat of Salem and Vicinity. Ruth Miller................2 0 ............. .20 FARMERS' WEEK ed at a von enrl.v day In New York I Railroad Street, Dallas. Su rveyin g aud Platting or N* w Net heriands. us It wm» fheu December 8 to 13. 1913 Lila Mitchcli. This will be a notable event In the cil lied, rhere are records of Thuuksgiv 1 The Ileald Map Company, ot Thomas Watson went to Fort.»'.ml to history of Oregou. Estimates furnished on all liig proclamations In HM5 Miid 1»K>7. the Portland, Oregon, has undei visit relatives Saturday, -eturning educational Farmers’ Co-operation will be the I usî meiitioiied being sign«J bî Peter compilation the most accurate Monday. kind3 of Engineering Work leading topic of n stimulating series ot “Lent We boryet." Mr. and Mrs. McCamlsa went to lectures. The week will be crowded Htuyvenant as governor complete and useful map of Sa Portland tor a tew days. Dallas, O n . Phone 502 with discussions, and demonstrations lem and vicinity ever attempted. Miss Pearl Owens visited 1.1 Pallas in everjthtng that makes for the wel- The Dallas work will be a lot last wek. iare of the farmer and home maker. Mrs. John Ug'uw hit J son visited in and block plat. Not only will W IN T E R S H O R T COURSE D E N T IS T McMinnville Sttailiiv. Oiflce over Fuller Pharmacy, Dallas. | every lot, block, street and alley January 5 to 30. 1914 The vorelgn Miankmitry Society met OiHce Hours: 8 to 12 A.M. 1 to5 P.M. be drawn accurately to scale, at .he home of Mrs. A. Longnt-'-ker The College has spared no effort to Dallas, Oregon. All kind» of Dental work done ut | but their exact size to the frac- and elected the following mlitei>: Pr"s- make this the most complete short reasonable prices. Via the i tion of a foot will be indicated ¡dent, Mrs. Bennett; vice prc-Iik-i.t, course In Its history. A very wide R.E. VILLI A MS, President .Vrn Grace Mill w secretary, M-s. range of courses will be offered In ! in plain figures. V . G. VASSALL Vice President hju.zp:»' Morison* -o fcqtnii-l1: i; secre* General Agriculture. Horticulture. Ani The Street Index will show 1 . 1 v. Mrs. Hollmaii; treasurer. Mrs mal Husbandry, Dairying, Poultry ♦****'***•••**•****** D o n ’t W ear a T russi whore a street begins and ends, .‘ n i l . William,: superintendent of Keeping, Mechanic Arts, Domestic D ir e c t o r s : Light Bearers, V-1a lyjngnecker; Science and Art, Commer-e. Forestry Medley’s Appliance the modern and the direction iu which it Little R. C. Craven, I. N. Woods, ■inrrlntendent of mite boxes, Mrs. and Music. Numerous lectures and W SU N SET \ # • I W. U Valsali, R. E. Williams, B. H. scientific invention, the wonder runs, before looking it up on the Clark. discussions on FARMERS' CO-PERA- f OODtNèSi ASTAl McCallon, F. J. ('raven, J. W. Crider. ful new discovery that cures rup- plat. The men of the Methodist church TION at home and abrord, will be a An Addition Index will enable choir entertained the ladles of the leading feature. Make this a pleas Ths hu ank Is pleased to place a. the t ire will lie sent on trial. No ob- choir Friday night in the church din ant and profitable winter outing N< Do you need wood? In pre lal of its customers the faciuti' f noxious springs or pads. Hasaut- one to find any addition quickly. ing disposal tuition. Accommodations reasonable room. gainod .ring many years of contin c natic Air Cushions. Binds and The river will be put in accord- paring to place your orders Mrs. McNIchol will play pipe organ Reduced rates on all railroads. Fo> uous service aud growth. _ i i * remember that I am able lo d. aws the broken parts together *nK to the U. S. Engineer’s sur- at the Methodist church in the evening further Information addresss “The Expo s»i i ,i o i i Line 1915" H. M. TENNANT, Registrar, furnish you all kinds of 3lab _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . as you would a broken limb. No veY- All public buildings, school and Ada Longnecker In the morning. * Corvallis, Oregon Al. Longnecker has sold his prop salves. No lies. Durable, cheap, houses, fire stations, churches, ♦ wood from either of the Dal Farmers’ Business Courses by,( or erty In town and will take rooms ove- las sawmills, at the best pos ♦ Bxycte and Motorcycle, Umbrella and Fat. Sept. 10, ’ 12. Sent on trial theatres, railway stations, man- Simonton & Scott's grocery store. between all points on the S. P. Lines in Oregon north and responder.ee without tuition. DR0 « Loek Repairing, Keys Fitted. ¡to prove its worth. Send u fact u ring plants, warehouses. sible rates. Send in your south, including branches; also on the C. & E., P. R. & N., Mrs. Barber has returned from c Bicycle and Motorcycle Sundries, Oils rame anc] address today. George etc- will be shown and indexed. Buell, where she has been visiting. Osteopathy a General Practice orders by either phone, 156o. S. F. C. & W. and P. E. & E. l and G reases Mrs. Dashllls, who has been quite Medley, Dallas, Oregon. Many other features too numer- An American woman of note L. B. HIXSON. JR. sick, is reported better. 1 ~____________________________ OUS to mention will be included. SALE DATES G EN ER AL REPAIRING OF A LL Grandma Conlee is slowly improv A'ife of a U. S. Senator, said tha. * The Vicinity plat covers a ter ing. if Doctor A. T. Still, founder o KINDS Phone 1072 ritory of 36 miles east and west, Mrs. Ollie Parker has returned he osteopathic system, hat 315 Main Street Dallas, Ore. taking in townships 6, 7. 8 and 9 from llallston to school her children. lone nothing else except give tc Mr. Balderee was taken home Mon • ««♦ ♦ ♦ * ******** ********* t FINAL RETURN LIMIT DECEMBER 1ST women the boon for their es Spanking will not cure child south, and ranges 1, 2. 3. 4. 5 day from the hosptal. and 6 west, inclusive, which in ■fecial ills that osteopathy ha Mrs Jim Wilson Is on the sick list. ren of wetting the bed, because hales the greater part of Polk Superior Train Service, Observation Cars, Dining Car3 and Mrs. Pearl Hayes returned to Dallas iroven to be. his name should b Big, Wide All-Steel Coaches. it is not a habit but a dangerous j and"'Marion''counties‘ ‘ wiTi show from Salem Sunday. O V ER 05 Y E A R S ' immortal. Many others speai Weaver and Ray Mitchell E X P ER IEN C E disease. The C. H. Rowan Drug all township, section and quar are Prank with fully as great enthusisin. Call on nearest agent for specific fares, train schedules, etc. spending a few days wth Cecil Co., Dept. 1459, Chicago, 111.,have i ,,ir section lines, steam and elec- Uetcliell and wife at Perrydale But osteopathy is not a mer* John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent. Mrs. Judson Mitchell and children specialty practice. It does no discoveredastrictly harmlessrem- railr°nds. and state and leave Friday for a few days’ visit In leal with women’s ailment; e l v f o , this distressing diseasej S S S S ’ J ’ & J ’ r ™ ton “ »<" Perrydale with relatives and friends. and long hours of exposure will find delivery Tom Alsip will leave soon for inly. Nor is its practice limitet you dry and comfortable if you wear a a id to make known its merits routes, school houses, churches, an Mrs. extended visit with her parents In ’o chronic diseases of any type sA T r a d e M a r k s TO W ER ’S FISH BRAND they will send a 50c package se- postofflcea, creeks, rivers, the east. Salt Creek Wins. A n A n e i»n t C h r lit m « » Gam». t is an all-round, comprehensiv* D cs ic n s Mrs. Jule Courier, of Falls City, 1 h system. Tbe kuigbt of thu whistle Is nn an OopvrnoHTs Ac. bridges, etc. Will also show In the basketball game be- c irely wrapped and prepaid abso REFLEX SLICKER Anrone «ending •» b It etch and doncrintinn may visiting her daughter, Mrs. Oscar cient Christians game which modem quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an The osteopath is a trainee ween Salt Creek and Perrydale young lutely Free to any reader of The ranchers’ names and location Ellis. with the famous Reflex Edges (pal’d ) that pre invention is probably patentable. Com in un lev folks ought not to be allowed vent water from running in at the front when on roads, size of ranch in acres lionsntrlctlyconiMentinl. HANDBOOK on Patents layed last Friday at Salt Creek, Jiysiciau. He diagnoses am Is anew building being erect sent free. Oldest nirenejr for securuiff patents. Itemizer. This remedy also cures and their principal productions. ed There to overlook. It Is a version of blind buttoned. No wet weather coat 8<> useful as a on Veazie place. ae tossers from Salt Creek Patents taken through Munu A Co. receive reats all kinds of diseases,acut' Slicker. No Slicker so waterproof, durable or man's buff and therefore particularly tpeciul nut ice. v. if bout chnrqo. In the frequent desire to urinate and in Size of map, 42x52 inches. neat in appearance as the Fiih Brand R cjlcx. Mrs. Mollie Brown has a new walk is well as chronic. He does no ame out victorious by the score adapted to tbe season of romps mill Get pours today and be prepared for rain. In front of her house In North Dallas. ability to control urine durin.gthe The standard of the Heald •f 19 to 17. The game was a runubout games. To play It some Will Garbut aud family are moving ’rub” or massage, but treat; $3.00 Everywhere A handsomely lllustrntod wonitly. I.nnreHt dr. ery close one and when the one of the party is blindfolded and night or day in old or young. The Map Company is accuracy and into their house in North Dallas. specifically the conditions I t dilution of any fldonltlic journal. Ter t. $3 SATISFACTION G U A R A N T E F X ) year; four months, |L Sold by ail newbUealern. Arnold Wilson was brought home finds in each case. referee blew the whistle/at the has a whistle hung on a cord put round C. H. Rowan Drug Co. is an Old legibility. Ask to see our Port f.aui the hospital Saturday. land letters. nd of forty minutes of good bis neck. The whistle should rest on In rapidly increasing number MUNN|fa.w,B' " d*" js’nwYcrk A. J. T O W E R C O . iW Eftly Reliable House, write them today Airs. C. D. Foretta’ Infant son has r’ - c j v » . , r - K n :i ti . c . isketball, the score was a tie. the back of the blind man. Tbe fun This work has the written en bean Tsteonaths are becoming “ fam BOSTON very sick. for the free medicine. Cure the dorsement of the Salem Com m extra five minutes was consists In seeing who can blow the ily physician».” the tried am -dr. and Mrs. Taylor Dunn and son Tower Canadian Limited * blind man's whistle without being a dieted members of your family went to Portland Saturday. mercial Club' and many of the layed, when Ernest Buell, on» caught Tasted counselors in time o Toronto I 112 **S H B R A # ® for bis daring nnd compe.'cd Itemizer for artistic job work Mr. and Ms. Irv. Woods went to > f the Salt Creek guards, slip- leading.business men of Salem. then tell your neighbors and sicjtness of every nature.— Os to assume tbe role of blind man. There Portland Saturday. ed in the winning basket. Salt is no time limit. The fun can continue f. ¡ends about this remedy. Fl-14 Dallas and Independence. Mrs. Claude Lynch and son are vis- ■ eopathic TTeoitp If you wish a copy of the plat, ting friends In Portland. ’reek and Perrydale each have until every one Is too much out of Surveying and Subdividing. Mr. and Mrs. Garl McBee and Miss older now. as none can be ob me game to their credit and breath to go on with It or until each Promnt service, work guar he “ rubber” to be played soon player has been made blind man tained later. Maps only guar I.etltla Shewey spent Saturday In anteed for delivery by sub Portland. iromises to be a first-class ex Robert Sachtler’s brother, Albert, is nntee--Himes Eng. Co., Dallas scription. hibition. Ore., Phone 502. ftemizer for artistic iob work. visiting him in North Dallas. One of the advantages of eloctric lighting is its Mrs. Robert Hayes celebrated her Some of the Dallas signers: 73rd birthday anniversary last Sun flexibility. You £an have as much or as little Brown & Sibley day. Those present were Mr. and illumination as you may need and have the Federal Trust Co. Mrs. Will Hayes and family, Mr. and Guy Bros. lamp just where you want it on the ceiling, Mrs. Peter Burg and family, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hayes and family, Miss Oscar Hayter wall or table. Bessie and Maggie Hayes, Mr. and Walter Tooze. Mrs. Hugh Hayes and family, Mrs. A. Campbell. Although housewiring is now done without litter ■ ines Gleason, of Duluth, Minn., Mr. Craven Hardware Co. nd Mrs Dick Layton and daughter, or disturbance to the household, one of the best •tid LfRe Easier. C. Stafrin. times to make the installation is during the Albert Hayes has gone to Siletz. Dallas Commercial Club. fall housecleaning. Herb Elliott and wife, of Perrydale, New Scott Hotel. ere III Dallas Tuesday. Armsby Co. Mrs. S. O. Thompson spent Tuesday Regardless o f the size or value o f the gift itself, wrap it Prepare for the winter months, not only with U'Ph Mrs. C P. Mitchell. Davis & Horn. up in a neat paper, put on a few Xmas seals and Xmas Mrs. Mel Hamilton, of Salem, spent clean rooms and fresh paint and wall paper, Observer Publishing Co. Monday with Mrs. Sam. Thompson. but with clean lighting—eloctric. V. P. Flske. stamps, inclose a pretty gift card, and attach a fancy tag or express label. It is quite Mrs. Joe Craven was a Salem vis itor Thursday. the thing to do— the practice is growing year by year. Besides, it adds a lot to the Why not secure a cost estimate from an electric Frank Shrlver was in town a couple Real Estate Transfers. contractor? of days on a visit. holiday sentiment. Perhaps you have priced those “ fancy fixings” and found them ¿44 I Harriet II Crangle to S. O. Thompson Is painting some “ too expensive.” If not, price them now. Then you’ll appreciate this liberal offer. outbuildings for Mr. Winters, on the Chas. S. Crangle,lots Veazie place. 7 and 8, blk 5 in Lin Mr. Cowles returned Saturday from Enough (ot Design and coln ..........................$ 1.00 San Francisco, where he has been Quality ntire Henry W. Wright et ux taking treatment at a hospital. C. L. H A W K IN S Oregon Agricultural College Spend Thanksgiving 0 NU MENT Marbie— -Granite W ith the Folks B. F. B U T L E R DALLAS CITY BANK L O W R O U N D T R IP F A R E S F. J. CRAVEN, Cashier I WOOD FOR SALE ; AUGUST BOHAN N o v e m b e r 2 6 th a n d 2 7 th Better Than Spanking i End of d W d tSQ a Lf Sciciiliiic American a The World Moves Itself We Move Anything Else CITY TRANSFER CO. PERSONAL A T T E N T I O N T O EVERY CUSTOM ER O regon P ow er C o. 6 0 S Court Street P h on e 24- Good Service Counts in Groceries as well as anything else W e h a v e t h e C le r k s a n d t h e G o o d s SIMONTON & SCOTT South of the Court House, Dallas The Largest Iniustry in Polk County is the DALLAS LUMBER Buy your um ber of and th e h e lp th e m C o m m u n ity G row . Make your Christmas Gifts Attractive at Our Expense to Joseph M. Bernar- Ruth M iller. din, 174 acres In 9-8. 4.000.00 Fred Stennett is working for the W . R. C o u lt e r N. H. Smith et ux to Dallas Mercantile Co. Wm. A. J. Hoising- Paul Bollnian broke Ms arm Sunday. Phone 1061 Dallas, Oregon The oldest son of John Welbe has ton, lots 16 and 17, arrived from Canada with his family. blk 1. Clear View ad. Ben. Evans and wife, of Newberg, to Dallas.............. 400.00 were In Dallas Saturday. Sallie Jones et. ux to Mrs. S. H. Tetherow, of Falls City, was in Dalis Saturday. Joel F Cannery, 20 W. P. Miller was In Falls City Sun acres in 6-7.............. 550.00 day. John Warren et ux to C. L. Rotermund lias built a side Joel F. Cannery,22.80 walk to his new house in Millerst. Grandma Bullard is sick. acres in 6-7.............. 1,500.00 Mr. Longnecker has sold his place J. G. VanOrsdell et \ix to Mr. Peterson. to Helga Lindahl.lots Mrs. John C. Uglow went to Mc Minnville Friday to visit her mother. 1 and 7, blk 23. D. L. Dr. Foster and Miss Wasa Mason & I. Co. and to Dallas 325.00 visited at Bridgeport Sunday. Robert Mills et ux to John Orr went to Falls City Sunday Sarah Reese Lamfin. Miss Planklngton was at Bridgeport Sunday. Independence.......... 1,350.00 Mr. and Mrs. George Scott were In J. N Stowe et ux to T. Falls City Sunday. M. Stowe. H int. In Mr. Frakes Is moving W. P. Miller's EH lot 1, blk 3. Gim. house. add." to Dallas.......... George Gates and Rev. Day started 10.00 Monday on a fishing trip to the coast. I Jas. Roas et ux to J. G. Tom Stockwell went to Falls City & T. A. Wright Lam-, Sunday. fin, land in Dalis. . . . Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Miller, who used 10.00 to keep the Welcome Home boarding W.P. Marrs, et ux to H. house, are cooklng*at Balderee's log A. Beckwith, land in ging camp. City View add. to know that its delicious flavor Dallas ...................... 2.200.00 Services at the Baptist Church. is beyond comparison. Find Frank V.Brown etux to Sunday, Nov. 16th— Sunday out ior yourself. Order from Elizabeth Peters et school. 9:45 a. m.. Miss Miller, al. 47.17 acres in7-5. The Schultz 10.00 supflfitendent: morning service, Ward B. Stevens et ux 11:0, subject. "Obedience” :B. Y. to Irene Martin, 10 P. U. services. 6.:30 p. m.; even acres in 8-5. .. 1,250.00 ing sermon. 7:30 (second, ser Adam W. Hagey et ux mon of a series of four on the to August Hieben- Book of Jonah. Special mrsic thal. 5.11 acres in 6-5 10.00 and every one welcome.— Rev. W.E. Williams to Susan Owen Day, Minister. Bone», .220 acres in 9-5 ............ O N LY ONE BEST. 100.00 BEGINS s s m a ll lu m p like L. F. lUrnhickert et ux THIS snd ALWAYS P O I S O N S DEEP GLANDS to F. N. Darnhecker,’ Dallas People Give Credit Where IN THE ARMPIT AND K I L L S Q U I C K L Y land In Dallas. Credit ie Due. 10.00 Jas. M. Bernartlin et ux to Bemartlin. tim- People of Dallas who suffer with weak kidneys and bad hacks want a berland, 174.92 acres kidney remedy that can he depended In 9-8 . IF I FAIL TO CURE any CANCER o rTU M C R 10.00 upon. Doan's Kidney Pills is a medi W. H. Abel et ux to C. cine for the kidneys only, and one that Is backed by wilting testimony of Dal H. Mayberry, lot 5, No KNIFE Of PAIN people. Here's a case: Francis Frins tract. 1.00 las Mrs. No Pay Until Cum J. N. Dull. 815 Levans St.. Dal i N o X Hay or other C. S. White et ux to las. Oregon, says:"For a long time •w indle. A n b la n d Norman F. Barnert. plant maliosi ho cure one of my family complained of his AûoOLJIE WAHMUE back It got lame and sore and pains Block & Salings ad. Any TUMOR, LUMP ori through hls kidneys. He tried to Ballston. . Sore on the lip,, face 250.00 darted several remedies but never found any or body lon g is t ance r H.C. Moran et ux to W. thing that would rid him of the trouble It Never Pales un til lu t • toge. 120-PA3C BOOK F. Swearingen et ux, until he began taking Doan s Kidney M l free; tuatimouiab of Pills They helped him from the first lots 7 and 8. blk 9, thrtusan 1.4 cure«! at borne and soon hla back was strong and free W t i r i TO IO N I __ ____ Monmouth 650.00 from pain and lameness. He never pANCER I f III WOMAN'S BREAST I WILL GIVE $1008 ANY LUMP IN WOMAN'S BREAST C A N C E R . We refuse thousands Ovina» Came Toe Late. We have cured 10.000 in 20 y n * Brown & Sibley, attorneys nnd abstractors, notary public. Address OR. A MRS. DR. C H A M L E Y & C O . Absracts made promptly at a A 436 TUBICI! ST., SAN FRANCISCO, CAL reasonable charge. KINDLY MAIL this (a ssa c s m with CANCER street, Dallas, Ore. 616 Mill complains now." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster Mllbum Co.. Buffalo New York, sole agents for the United States. Rer .em ber the name— Doan's— and take no other. the Best S Family £ 14 Articles 226 Pieces Si 6 Large Cards 15 Po*tcard* 8 Medium Cards 6 Large la g s 8 Medium Tags 10 Small Carda 25 Large Seal* 10 Small Tag* 5 0 Medium Seal* 1 0 'D o Not Open1 Sticker* 5 0 Small Seal* 16 Stamp* ! I g I 10'M erry Christ mas'Stickers 2 Xma* Folder* I1 s a Make Your Gifts Look Attractive Embossed in Gold and Colon Each piece is distinctly designed and colored, beautifully embossed on fine white stock and fully equal in appearance and quality to the “ very best” subjects offered in the stores at “ those high prices.” A comprehensive assortment, a variety to meet every want and large enough for the whole family. 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