Polk County itemizer. (Dallas, Or.) 1879-1927, November 27, 1913, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextOUR ASSOCIATE EDITORS All BALLSTON. the County News Graphically Writ ten up by Our Brainy Rustlers. Correspondents' Contest. Beginning August 1 the Itemlzer be gan a four months’ correspondents’ contest on the same lines as hereto fore. except the prizes will be in cash. Instead of other articles, that method seeming to suit best all concerned. The most regular and most newsy correspondent during that time will receive 110, the second $5, and the thir $2.50, and the next two $1 each. The contest will close November 31 and be immediately followed by an other of four months’ duration, com menclng on that date. CHILDRENS’ CONTEST. MONMOUTH NO. 1. Mr. Dodge, of Dallas, visited J. W. White Sunday. Miss Florence Hill, accomDanied Miss Caldwell to her home at Bever- ton to s?iend Thanksgiving Horn, to Prof, and Mrs. L. n. Gil more n fine daughter, on the 22d. Inst. The Verpertines. Delphian and N»r- malonian societies gave to the public a very Interesting program Saturday evening in joint session. Mrs. A. J. Haley raised 75 Indinn Rim-er ducks which she sold for $2 25 per trio. Peeping twelve females for winter laying. Geo. Shew, the brick and tile men. is busy these days filling cars with tile for shipment. Miss Pimm, of the Normal school, and Mr. Hines, of O. A. C„ were re cently married, each continuing in their respective school work. Several from here attended the Med ford sale near Alrlle. H. E. Guthrie bought a fine Jersey cow. Mrs Mary Stine entertained the Social Hour Reading Club Wednesday afternoon. She was assisted by Mrs. Wm Riddell Earl White attended the funeral of Homer Foster at Dallas Sunday. W. H Hill »a x up ironi McMinnville Monday. Prof. R. E. Silvia was called to Gieeusburg Penn., last week by the serious illness of his father. W. H. Morris took his wife to Port- land for medical treatment Tuesday Charley White left Wednesday foi Ills home in England. A. E. Focht made a business trip to Portland Friday. Mrs. W. J. Estabrook, of Salem, was visiting friends and relatives here the past week. Mtss Lena Agee Is teaching Prof. Silvia' room during his absence. Zelma Butler is teaching Miss Agee’s room. Grandma Chapin, who has been sick at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Bow man. for some time, was moved to the home of her daughter, Mrs. Sandusky Wilson, at McMinnville, Friday. The Moose lodge of Sheridan met at the W. O. W hall last Monday night. C. W. Wester was a Portland visitor the last of the week. Quarterly conference for Ballston crcuit was held at the Methodist church here Monday. District Super intendent Moore presided. A special school meeting was held Saturday, at which a four mill tax was voted for school expenses. Notice to Creditors. A crusade of education which alms “ that common colds may become un common within the next generation' has been begun by prominent New York physicians. Here Is a list of “ don’ts ’ which the doctors say will prevent the annuul visitation of the cold: "Don’t sit In a draughty car.” “ Don’t sleep In hot rooms." “ Don’t avoid the fresh glr.” “ Don't stuff yourself at meal time. Over-eating reduces your resistance. To which we would add—when you take a cold get rid of It as quickly as possible To accomplish that you will find Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy most excellent. Sold by all dealers. The High Calling of Motherhood demands the utmost precaution in maintain ing health at high efficiency. I t is doubly im portant and nothing in the w orld is so needful as Scott's Emulsion, g o o d cheer and sunshine. GfiSTORIA ! 1 1 C L O S IN G O U T \ For Infants and Children. ALCOHOL J PEtt CENT ACCOHOL A Vi jp tabu Prppirjiion fur As s iraila ling ite Rod ontlltaiuti (instile S iwnaclB anlßc j| SALE The Kind You Have Always Bought All Our Ladies’ and Children’s Coats and Sweaters Bears the Promotes DigesfonOwtfi ness and Rf st£ontatns neter üpiuiu.Morphtt* norMiutnl N foT o t N a r c o t ic . of Heavy, All Wool, Jumbo Stitch Sweaters, in White, Gray or Cardinal at; S c o tt’s L n iu ls io n makes the blood nch and pure. It contains the vital flesh- building and b o n e-b u ild in g properties and insures abundant nourish ment. It strengthens the nerves anil creates energy and vitality during this period. Y O I 'R D R U G G IS T H A S IT TtcSmiUe Silurare «f T he C entaub C ompass KEW YORK. J 5 D$ « - J S C Guarantee J u n ir tJw Poof Eue* Copy of Wrapper. I3-S1 . ’L — v toptittit For Over Thirty Years CASTORIA Z E N A A N D S P R IN G V A L L E Y . and 6 .8 9 Pevpia Oh.uid Guard Agalnat -ppaodieitia. Dallas people who have stomach and bowel trouble should guard agaln.t appendicitis by taking simple buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc., as compounded In Adler-l ka. the German remedy which became famous by i -url-ig appendicitis. Just one dose ! relieves sour stomach, gas on the stomach and constipation Instantly because this simple mixture draws off such s surprising amount of old. foul matter from the body. C. Stafrln. Dallas, as has also Mrs. Brook« who spent the last two weeks with her husband in the meet ing. Mr. and Mrs. Brooke start Thursday morning for Turlock, Calif., where Mr. Brooke has ac cepted the pastorate of the Christian church. Turlock has a strong organization and a splendid modern workshop and with the able leadership of these excellent people is sure to enter upon a period of renewed pros perity. The prayers and best wishes of their Dallas friends go with them as they enter upon their new work. Mr. Curtis, leader of song, will spend the remainder of the year in the interests of the Christian Endeavor, as he is a field secre tary for Oregon in the C. E. wor. His next meeting will be at Garfield, Wash., with the Christian church of that place, beginning January 1st. i M erch a n d ise o f M erit j i j V V V V V V V U V V U U V L I W U W t . i 'V ' from Its wire cut of several days ago. Several attended the basket social Charley Whaley, of Ballston, was in at Polk Station, and reported a fine time. lie neighborhood last week. Mr. and Mrs. Platt visited with A. G. C. H. Farmer was a business caller Rempel and family Sunday. n the McCoy neighborhood the first Several attended the High school >i last week. M. F. White butchered 10 hogs last party at Rickreall Saturday night. Elbert and Tom Hayes have joined Thursday. Several from here attended the party the Rickreall band recently. Holt McDaniel Intends to move to riven Miss Flora Gee at the Hunsaker home on Wednesday evening ot last Dallas this winter. Henry Kllever and family, of Can veek. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Williamson were ! ada, and John Kllever, of Smlthfield, visited with G. E. Kliever last week. Dallas visitors on Tuesday of la s t{ Mrs. Bailey Is sick with several car week. Charley- Knower Is moving to near buncles on her face. E. L. Hayes sold a load of hogs Mon ' Towley station. F. M. Edgar shipped some turkeys | day. o Portland li$8t Friday. R IC K R EA L L. C. H. Farmer was shipping stock the irst ot the week. Johnny Burch was In Independence Mr. Lee, who has been working (or this week on business. Harley Bly a tew weeks, went to New- Mrs. Grover Beeler went to Portland >erg last Friday. last week to spend a few days with her Mrs. R. J. Williamson spent a few parents. 'avs In Portland last week, returning Ray Munson was In Salem Tuesday. ome Sunday evening. Chas. W. Laley is moving back from George Smith and Tom Hubbard Ballston into the red dryer. We are ■ ent to Ballston last week to move all glad to welcome them back. Charley Whaley and family to Rick- The Artisan held an open meeting at reall. their hall last Wednesday night. Two Mr. Kline has been hauling posts new members were taken In. from Rickreall for C. H. Farmer to put Mark Holmes was taking In our up some new fence on the Seth Riggs town Monday. place. Linn Nesmith of Salem, was calling Mr. Mangls was in the neighbor on old friends Sunday. hood last week buying potatoes. Mrs. B. F. Lucas was in Portland a Several men came through the neigh- ! few days last week. borhood this week, fixing telephone \ Miss Darling, who has been nursing ■roles on the main line. L. C. Koser, returned to Salem last Mr. and Mrs. Munkers, of Salem, week. visited Saturday and Sunday with ’ 1rs. Munkers parents, Mr. and Mrs. FALLS C IT Y Valllere. R. J. Williamson and F. M. Edgar G. L. Murphy and Wallace Brown ’ re helping J. W. Edgar haul wood have returned from the Siletz Basin, from Crowley station. where they were searching for the Mr. Valllere bought several hundred body of Ms. Mal:;e, who was drowned trult trees of Mr. Fosnot last week. there one day last week. The body B O W ER S V ILL E was not found. Born. November 20th, to Mr. and F. J. Hayes, while sawing wood for Mrs. A. G. Lineback, a fine little daugh Chas. Bailey, severed his finger with ter. Mrs. John Waters has returned from the saw last Monday. David Rempel’s horse Is Improving Portland, leaving Miss Gertrude almost CROWLEY. • entirely recovered from her recent illness. John Grant was a business vUltor in Falls City last Friday. There were about thirty delegates here from other places to attend the county Sunday school convention. The address of welcome was delivered by Mayor Hubbard and was responded to by Mayor Van Orsdel, of Dallas. W. H. Boals and J. G. Van Orsdel. of Dallas, were callers on J. H. Flower one day last week. Mr. Flower Is still very crltlfally 111. M. C. Munson and C. W. Davis have bought the mill of Albert Teal. It Is said that it will not be operated for some time. Born, on Saturday. Novomeber 22, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank McfcJurphy, a 5- pound boy. The pupils of the Oakhurtf* school gave a very nice little Thanlfc5®lyi.n[t program Wednesday afternoonTwfrfy*’ was enjoyed by their parents and , friends. The basket social given by the Fp- worth League last Saturday evening was a great success in every way. A good time was had by the large crowd in attendance. A good program was rendered and the sale of the baskets netted the League the nice little sum of $27 whloh more than Dahl what they had pledged on the pastor’s salary. Mrs. Butler, who has been sick for two weeks with a cold. Is much better, as is also Mrs. Hill, daughter of Mrs. Fry. Mrs. Quick is very ill and Mrs. Lowe is no better. Rev. M. A. Marcy is spending the Thanksgiving vacation with his family in Portland. Mrs. J. D. Moyer and Mr3. Wm. Ellis, with little Carolyn, are In Port land for Thanksgiving with relatives. It Is stated on good authority that the mill will start again on December 1st. Then everything will hum again and everyone will be busy. Miss Marguerite Flower is at home for the Thanksgiving with her pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Flower. Ennis Frink, who has been quite ill for a week, Is Improving rapidly and will be out again soon. SUGGESTIONS FOR GIFTS TO THE LITTLE ONES Rheumatic T w in ges Tield immediately to Sloan’s Lin iment. It relieves aching and swollen parts instantly. Reduces inflammation and quiets that agon ising pain. Don't rub—it pene trates. SLO ANS LINIMENT Kills Pain H gives quick relief from chest and throat affections. Have rou tried Sloan's? Here’s what others say: GILLIAM Mr. Yonng w m railed to Salem onn| I day last week Hr Young has rented the Brnaaler | place at Antioch. Elmer Guthrie's son, Kenneth, was taken to Dallas and operated on last j » cek «nd Is getting along nicely at | this writing. Ernest Moore, of Salem, »(sited one ! day last week with Dr Young Henry fern went to Portland on business last week. Pred Hibbard was given a aurprtse party for his birthday Saturday. W T Hibbard Is tiling bis low land, i thus Insuring a better crop In the I future. Campbell’s Store Church Greatly Strengthened , by Revival. (Too late for last week.) A number of the young people spent The revival meeting closed a pleasant evening on Friday last at Sunday night with a great ser a "hard-times’’ party given by Miss vice, at the close of which six Cora Cosley Miss Helene Baker is the proud pos responded to the invitation oi sessor of a new piano given her by her the gospel, making fifty-three in mother. all during the five weeks ot W ill Catton has given up his Job at The church has been the Halern “ Cafeteria" and Is home for meeting. a short time. greatly strengthened in every A new store building Is being built way by this large and successful at Lincoln by Loren Walling, near tile work. A reception was tender hoDhouse on Ills father’s place. Dr. Morehouse was called from ed by the church to the new Salem Sunday morning to attend to a members on Monday evening, sick horse belonging to Mr. Simpson. which was pronounced a great The missionary society of the Bap Fully three hundred tist church met Wednesday with Mrs. success. people were in attendance. An W ill Crawford. Jesse French and Mr. Brant are interesting program was ren busily engaged In hauling off their hay dered and refreshments were crops. Mrs. H. W. Cooley started Tuesday served to all by the Sisterhood on a trip to the East to visit with her in the banquet hall on the lower parents and other relatl-es. Sue >\ ill floor. The evening was greatly spend most of the time in Wisconsin enjoyed by all and a prosperous and Illinois, going firs’ to ChUafte. and will return about the first of January, future is promised these people. Evangelists Brooke and Cur Vivian Cochrane is (arming Mr. Clarke’s place. Mr. C larkj H building tis have made many warm a small house for the family to live In. friends during their brief stay in Card of Thank«. We desire to publicly express our thanks and appreciation for the kindness shown and assist ance given by our many friends, and especially the physicians and nurses in the last illness and death of Homer Foster. Their Kindness will never be forgotten. Mrs. Homer Foster, Mr. ’»•td Mrs. J. H. Foster and Family. I 6.00 T l .C C IM T A U R C O M P A N Y . N E W V O N « v» T V . A Night of Tarror. Few nights are more terrible than that of a mother looking on her child choking and gasping for breath dur ing an attack of croup, ai.d nothing In »lit lmnse to relieve It. Many irotners have passed nights of terror In this situation. A little forethought will en able you to avoid all this Chamber lains's Cough Remedy Is a certain cure for croup and has never been known to fall. Keep It at hand. For sale by all dealers. HERE’S MY THANKSGIVING D IN N E R .” $ 2 .4 0 2 .8 0 4 .6 0 You will never have an opportunity to buy these goods any cheaper Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Culp, of Betli- alto, 111., and Mrs. Palmer, of Seattle, who are visiting at the Greenwood home In Dallas, spent last Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Henry. Mrs. Henry is related to Mr. Culp. Mrs. Day Stafford, of Salem, has been spending some time here with her sister, Mrs. May Cochrane. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Crawford at tended church In Salem Sunday, spend ing the remainder of the day with Mrs. Caldwell, a former resident of this place. ‘ Victor Simpson, of Unionvale. visited here Monday with his sister, Mrs. Will Crawford. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Pervlne spent Sunday in Salem. Will Crawford and farmlly were Sun day visitors with Bob Craugh, at Hope- well. Vivian Cochrane and a crew of men worked Monday at the Duncan bridge bracing up the fill, which had partly caved away Mr. Taylor Is haaling his Baldwin apples to the Salem fruit union. The Zena school has the honor to be the first standard one-room school of the year. Expectant and nursing mothers always need Scott’s Emulsion. •xfcl—L — Aperteci Remedy for Consta» tH>n. Sour Stomach. D tortai Worms fonvulsionj-Feverisfr ness and L o ss O f Sua?. * Are on sale at prices that will certainly interest those who have not purchased t h e i r W inter wraps. Signature Declare W a r on Colds. Ruth Miller. Peter Redlcap has returned from Idaho, after visiting there with his daughter. Taylor Dunn, of Polk Station, was In Dallas Friday. Mason Wittenburg. of Portland, was In Dallas on business last week. Mr. Capps ’’ nd family went to the coast last week. The carpenters finished repairing M O N M O U T H NO. 2. the depot here Thursday. Miss Jennie Muscott went to Salem Friday and spent a few days with her T. O. Waller celebrated the 91st en sister, Mrs. L. J. Chapin. nlverrary of hi« birth at his home In The BowervlUe station was moved a this city Thursday. PERRYDALE. short distance Friday. The cannery building is being con- Henrv Muscott and his crew of j verted into a high school gymnasium. workmen went to Airlie Monday to Mrs. New, of North Yakima, Wash., Union services of the three M'm- build a depot. . . tv . » ! mouth churches— flautist, Christian is here visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. L. J. Chapin of Salem was in Dallas nn(| Evangelical— will he hehl In the P. Caldwell. on business tkn the deaf first nf of «ha the u’illll; week. J. E. Yoakum was a business vis Christian church Thursday, aided by W. P. Miller attended the Sunday musical organizations. itor in Portland the last of the week. School Convention at Falls City last Mr. and Mrs. Fred Werner were vis Leslie Riddell is on a visit to Texas. The normal school was In session ing In Dallas recently. The basket social at Polk Station Saturday and the students were re Mrs. Clias. Snelllng returned home Saturday was a success for such a leased for the Thanksgiving vacation from Dallas Sunday. stormy night. A very good time was one dav earlier, Tuesday evening. Mrs. E. Enes was a visitor In Port had and $26.21 was made. M M Harvey made a shipment of land the first of the week. Mrs. R. F. Holman was in Falls City Ills apples last week. Mr Duncan, of Sllverton, was visit last week. Ti“vouts for the countv debate a^e ing at the Enes home Sunday. Mrs. Gordon Black. Miss Cather- taking place at the local high school. H. G. Keyt killed a nice stall-fed beef weod and Mrs. Will Martin were dele W. J. Mulkey’s new building is near Saturday evening and sold It out to gates from the Methodist church to ly ready for occupancy. the people of the vicinity. the Sunday School Convention at Falls J. W. Caldwell and Robt. Mitchell City last week. helped Lee Conner butcher hogs Cause of Insomnia. Hugh Black was In Falls City last Monday. Tht trios’ common cause of Insom- A number of the Perrydale people lia is Is disorders the stomach and Hpent a very pieasant evening at Miss Norma Holman, of Polk Sta nin hi « oraer« of or tne constipation. Chamberlain’s Tablets ! ,iaskot socla, Kfven at th„ Uro; daead tion, spent Sunday in Dallas. correct these disorders and enable you I to sleep. For sale by all dealers. | Mr„. Georgp Boyer w'a8 a vtsI?or Tonight. | Dallas the later part of the week. Tonight, If you feel dull and stupid, It is hinted that a very interesting or bilious and constipated, lane a dose picture will be developed here soon. Subscribe for the Itemizer. of Chamberlain’s Tablets and you will feel all right tomorrow. For sale by all dealers. Notice Is hereby given that the un derstgned was on the 24th day of No vember, 1913, by order of the County Court of Polk County. Oregon, duly ap pointed administrator of the estate of D. A. Covel, deceased All persons having claims against Bald estate are hereby notified to present the same, together with the proper vouchers therefor, to the undersigned at the office of Brown & Sibley, 010 Mill Street, Dallas, Oregon, within six months from the dute hereof. Dated this November 26, 1913. EARL W. BLANCHARD, Administrator of the estate of D. A. Covel. deceased. Brown & Sibley, Attorneys for the Estate. j You can m ake a very useful as well as ornam ental p-es- ent to the little folks by g e ttin g one of these chairs. They ■ come in a variety of styles an d prices, some of the rockers ¡5 as low as $1.00, and some cf the High B Chairs as low as $1.25. U H *m *l*U C om ’• Linim ent U the bc*t m e e i l « in the world. It ha* relieved me niralffia. Th«we pains hnve all rone I ean tmhr aav your Ijn im ent dkl Moo them t M. lW k r «/ M «- Mdarf. VxA. A t a l Dealer*. PHao IS «.. 90c. A $1.00 ML UH 1 SQM, he. MKTM. IASS. STERLING FURNITURE GO. Phone 1082 D allas, O re. in Bn ?!