ror circuit Jituge.
Giri s Club Have Banquet.
M. Hayter, dentist, Bank Rid
Let Wash-0 do your washing.
N tW 10-D A Y
uue of UiC most eujoyaoie so­ j. J IUO H P t)i .
Dr. C. L. Foster, dentist, Dallas
Notary public at the ltemizer cial an airs given by tue young
v>u, m e
U u u e i u .g n e U
v o id s
i City Dank building. Phone »31. office.
tf
women's section ot tne Woman o . c s l u i . - t , h i \ ill 1 0 u s p a l lb O i 1 vii.v, toiices under this head only }/» cent
a word each insertion, cash in uu
Mine
Host
Henry
Serr,
of
the cu.ib, popularly known as the , ^ u l l n u u u i i 1 i l l a l l l O U A l .O U U L C b
Eiectric wiring done right by
.ance. No onone orae.w a . iea.ee.
.... a c._____ . . i e e u . 1 1 ,., i
the ' Gills' d u o ,’ *as tlie ban­
Smith M Ellison Elect, ic
t; Gaii, is; on the sick li&t.
rn.kiLAi.iie
ClUAetia
w
X
tue
xa L i
quet
neld
at
tue
Lbcaiy
i
ucsujj
S. B. Taylor, surveyor, Room
’1 he greatest thing in Dallas
evening, wnen covei» were lam U UU 1L1U. Ulb..kvL Ok Oregon, IL ...it SALE— Some Brown Leghorn I
it, Nat 1 Bank Bldg, uulias.
Iter, s ot interest From Dalles —a meal at the Gail.
oges.nibi puilet and urst cocttere.
RN to the grocer all su!>
.or 3a. file preparation ot in. i i | l t v . u u l l j k-U.l j o I k l A L ieiltkO kk Ik
Aiiite Mountain flour at Hol­ io o u and arrangement of tue luo cauuiUttcy oi tiaxiy u . ij UU nuiiug, at »2.50 a selling, lilliii/
and Polk County.
Many come uiiies to dine ai
k.ofck, $1.00 a selling, » 0 . 0 0 a hundred.
k ; if ites sent you for Royal BaL-
man & Loyds ton’s.
table was in cinuge oi the class iur tue Repubucau nominal.on -Heui y Voth. Dallas, Ore.
the Gaii.
.’ lay 2»
in
domestic
science
of
the
high
ioi~
u
ic
u
n
juuge
oi
tuis
DiSUtct.
i g Powder. Thera is no sub­
White gloves c leaned, 10 cents
Bay electric lamps at reduced
Saturday is opening day for
We are eacu personally ac­ COK SALE— A good driving team.— A.
prices troni Smith & Ellison.tf school. Many admiring com­
a pair— Plill. Begin.
tt the Ash Variety Store.
stitute
i<
r RO YAL. Royal is a pure,
1
O.
Dlmiek,
Dallas
bridge.
A2tf
ments were overheard upon the quainted witii Air. Belt and witn
Glen O. llolntan, attorney at
Mr. S. B. Taylor is a business appearance of the long table, ms recoru ami believe that ins
Harry Belt was a visitor at
cream
<
?
tartar baking powder, and
law. Wilson Bldg.
visitor in Independence today. with its snowy linen, silver and nigh character, ability and ex­ I OST—A white English Setter pap,
the metropolis Saturday.
10 mouths old.— Louis
Husser,
healthl
Powdeis offered as sub­
If you want a second-hand cut glass, and its decoration of perience quainy nim as an ex­ Dallas
Dr. McNicol, Osteopathic phy­
Wash-O will
clean
your
A9tf
piano cheap see Davis & Horn. fragrant pink rosebuds. When ceptionally well ntted candidate
sician, 71» Court St.
tf
clothes without rubbing.
stitutes
e made from alum.
Holman & Boydston sell the vivatids appeared all agreed .or tuis important office. A ll. CINE PASTURE for 400 head o f sheep
White Mountain flour at Hol­
I have leased the Brown grav­
that
the
gills
had
learned
to
Belt,
who
is
31
years
old,
has
had
ulso oats and team for sale.—Ever­
man H Boydston’s.
el bar, so get your gravel from Wash-O. the soap that works please the appetite as well as de­ an unusually wide experience ett Gwinn, telephone East 5.
wuaout rubbing.
Fred Hartman.
M l»tf
light the eye.
for a man o. iiis age. Graduat­
Saturday is opening day for
Col. J. M. Poorman and wife
Between the courses Miss ing xrom tne State Normal «A N T E D — House cleaning or laun-
Over 1300 parcel post pack­
the Ash Variety Store.
of Woodburn, visited Rev. and Elva Lucas, accompanied by Senool in 1903, he nas a strong * dry work. Box 07.
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IflH K E I fllL J 3 I 1
Miss Abbie Waiicer is confined ages came into Dallas during Airs. Bennett Wednesday.
Miss Ada Longnecker, sang two record in educational work in — .-----------------------------------T---------
the past week.
to her home with the measles.
COR SALE Recleaned, red Alski 5
Late of St. Lt is, Mo.
J. B. Nunn nas returned to v ry pleasing solos. Aliss Pearl Polk and Yamhill counties, be­ ' clover seed, 10 He per lbs., No. 1
Dr. Stafrin, of Kalama, Wn„
B. F. Butler, dentist, office over
Horner
proved
a
most
delightful
ing
appointed
County
Superin­
Portland, after a month’s lay-off
grey oats. Telephone 2415$.— C. S.
Fuller’s Pharmacy. Phone 334. I is in tlie city visiting his brother, from tl.e lederai petty jury.
toustmistress, introducing the tendent or Y'amhill county when Oulklns. Airlie, Ore.
3Utf
Conrad Stafrin.
other
speakers
in
a
most
inter­
23 years of age and was re­
Dallas
becomes
famous
\
ARCHITECT
g
Orders
taken
by
the
ltemizer
esting and original way. The elected without opposition. His COR SALE— At a bargain, 25-acre
A. W. Bennett is now located
through excellency of Gail
i/.cMinnville, Oregon
■
for nionograined stationery for retiring chairman, Aliss Edith training for the law, which ex­ * place, 2>4 miles north of Dallas; $65 j
at
the
O.
K.
barber
shop
oppo­
meals.
private correspondence.
See Starbuck, spoke of the “ Possi­ tends over the last eight years, per acre.— Mrs. J. Hansen.
J 1S
site the postoffice.
fi
M
our samples.
tf bilities of the Girls’ Club,” aim was begun and carried on undei
We have fishing tackle that
p
Have an expr
iced archite ct design and plan you new h
We are now handling White
COR RENT— Two rooms furnished for p
will get results.— Craven Hard­
res..Ionce
of
business
building.
g
For t'.e information of the commended to the members in the direction of Judge Geo. H. ‘ light housekeeping.— Mrs. Jas. Har '
Mountain florr and the price is
behalf of the new chairman Burnett, now on the Supreme ris, 118 Church St., phone 594. M7tf
ware Co.
general
public—
it
is
just
828
5
HE ALL SAVE YOU MONEY
■
lower.— Holman
Boydston.
ioet iro"i the depot to the por‘- Miss Dilla Viers.the same cheer­ Bench of this state. From
Mrs. C. B. Sundberg has re­
The
sensation
of
the
season—
ful,helpful
spirit
they
had
shown
fO
R
SALE—-Clover
seed,
absolutely
office side door.
October, 1911, to Alarch, 1914,
turned from a visit of three
free from plaintain.—-A. H. Dennett,
M axv ll 25-4— $835 f. o. b. Dal­
in i:ie past. Aliss Nola Goad he was associated with Oscar
weeks in Portland.
We
have
me
Dest
chick
food
las.— Black & Robbie.
tf
presented the topic of “ Loyalty” Hayter, of Dallas, in one of the Rickreall, phone Rickreall No. 2,
that money can buy and our
552.
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J. L. White, former manager
£5
Walter L. Toc.rc Jr.. Lawyer, price by the sack is low.— Hol­ and Mrs. George T. Gerlinger largest legal practices in the
of the Oregon Power Co. here,
told
of
“
The
Value
o
f
a
Girl.”
state
and
has
participated
in
a
Rooms
8-9,
National
Bank
Bldg.,
COR
RENT—
Good
pasturage
by
Mrs
man
Boydston.
was in town Tuesday.
Airs. Gerlinger also opened and greater number of more widely
Dallas. Oregon.
tf
M. G. Green, phone Black 152. M21
Collections given prompt at­ replied to the queries placed in diversied cases than most younp
Heniy Price, of Portland, ot
The Daily Oregonian failed to tention by J. S. Ashbaugh, con­ the question box, which dealt attorneys do in a practice of COR SALE— A pony nnd saddle, broke
the firm of Price Bros., arrived
show up here by mail either stable, Dallas National Bank chiefly with points of social twice this length of time. He ' single and dou ble—A. Scliulson,
in the city this morning.
M ill Stt e e t
ihui'sda.v or Wednesday morn­ (Kidding, room 22.
usage and ouestions of interest has been reasonably successfu, Route 1, Dallas.
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Gerald Volk expects to attend ings.
Democrats or me nine Dallas to girls. ITer message to the and we feel that he is in every COR SALE— 10 acre tract, 2<4 miles
the dedication o' the new $160,-
IT IS WHISPERED
Captain Stafrin and Lieut. precincts and Rickreall are re- ; girls, briefly stated, was this; ! way admirably fitted to fill the ' east of Dallas, set to prunes, 6 years second and third u.iings, when I
000 Ok home in Seattle next
Miat an organization of more ! position to which he aspires and ild; new house, barn and chicken Portland took a L...I0011 aseen |
Zellai
have
had
squaus
of
men
quested
to
write
in
the
name
ot
Thursday.
good. Tlie
That the “ Legion” of Sleepy
on the ri.le range nearly every J. B. Nunn for justice of tire ] than fortv members could do for which we heartily recom­ loune; with or without horse, cow and si on, the game v.
much toward determining the mend him. Air. Belt is now ; implements, > 0 suit purchaser. In one run made b- jrtiand was Iloi'ow was good.
Have you seen the Maxwell day this week.
peace.
er a pitcher
not earned, and 1
atmosphere of the town; and 1 member o the firm of Brown lutre at ItemUer office.
That the band concerts wil)
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cart If not, come in and get a
Mis. I'rice has been named as
Mrs. Anna vveger, of Spo-j upholding the dignity and value Sibley & Belt.
.le-sei ved a shut-i. . Meyer d.d, commence May 30th.
demonstration.— Black & Rob­
ÇOR SALPI— 6 H.-P. Fairbanks-Morse j . no allowed i ^ tinee hits,
That the postoffice has been
bie, agents.
tf postmistress at Liack Rock as kane. who has has been on a v true womanhood.
Respectfully submitted,
a result of the recent civil ser­ tour of California, spent last
4 wood-saw outfit.— Mrs. C. McNulty, wo of very sexut . : / order, and deluged with waste-basket stuu
Newberg.
The first box of home-grown vice examination.
J4
week with her sister-in-law,
Polk Station, Route 1.
¿truck out ten 1. 0 . The fea­ lately.
Pioneer Woman is Dead.
J. L. Hoskins, State Senate
strawberries were brought to
Airs.
Nancy
Brown.
ture a home-
Mrs.
W.
F.
McKinney,
a
pio­
That the Oregonian Saturday
Newberg.
The venerable Judge Collins,
Phone cures ol the game
COR SALE— A Jersey cow
Crider’s store Tuesday bv Mrs.
n by Boydston . ice running had a fine picture of W. T. Grier.
Mr. and Mrs. Armond Riggs neer of 1852, died on the old do­ C. G. Coad, Farmer, Dallas.
; ho iins been confined to his
Black 3.— T. J. Butler.
H. L. Valliere, of Rickreall.
Aches by Rica, ayes and the Who was it?
and little son. Jack, motored ui nation land claim at Amity, Or., O. A. Macy, Algr. Spaulding
J. M. Holman has been here name all winter,, is again able ioni Portland Sunday or a vis­ Tuesday, from ailaients inci­
.jrtiand out-lie j?..-. Portland’s
That the ring's “ getting our
’«AN
TED
—
Competent
girl
for
general
Lumber
Co.,
Independence.
from Yainax, Klamath Indian to be on the streets for a short it with his mother, Mrs. S. P. dent to her advanced age. She W. R. Rutherford, City Supt. o!
housework. Write Box 293, or irst baseman puyed star ball, goat” is bringing the ltemizer
time
each
day.
M14tf
reservation, visiting his parents,
phono 1364, Dallas.
while'the pitohin;.; i Meyer was 1 he largest business it ever had.
would have been 77 years old
Schools, McMinnville.
Residents of Dallas were Higgs.
Mr. and Mrs. Hardy llolman.
worth the price .A admission,
That Jack Sibley got all
August 1st. She was born in Calvin Blair, Bookkeeper,Brigh­
A competitive civil service ex- 1837. As Nancy Riggs she was
Commencement Week June /th. while our manner will be men- fussed up at (he ball game on ac­
ton.
Manager A. L. Martin, of the much interested Friday right
Commencement week for Toned later. Wfi ’. ams seems count of the boquet handed him
Oregon Power Co., and family about 9:3h by a brilliant rainbow i animation for postmasters of married to Air. McKinney ill Charles Fox, Dairyman. Clov-
Dallas high school begins Sun­ to have made r fie a hit with by W. L. Tooze.
motored to Corvallis Friday to •hat stretched across the north­ I the fourth-class will be held at 1857. Her husband crossed the
erdale.
Dallas on June 20th to fill vaean- plains in 1849, and she followed F. K. Hubbard. Alayor,Falls City day, June 7th, and closes Satur­ '■he Indicator, es e ¡ally on the
That several candidates for
attend the drill of the Oregon western heavens.
Brown & Sibley, attorneys I oies occurring in Polk county. him three years later. Mr. Mc­ Jas. Dodson, Supt. of Schools day, June 13th. All exercises base decisions, s socializing on office lost votes by making a per­
cadets.
will be held in the high school nails and stiik- s and double sonal canvass of this county.
The posiomce wants a nice, Kinney is now 88 years old. Ten
Dayton.
For Sale— Property on S. E. and abstractors, notary public.
The program o. day decisions.
That ihe Oregonian by car­
children were born to the couple, F. L. Trullinger, Merchant auditorium.
Absracts
made
promptly
at
a
trim
ilug-pole,
15
feet
high,
on
corner of Uglow and Miller ave.
exercises for the week is as fol-
Manager Sibley who played toon and editoria' is trying Its
all now living. They are: David,
reasonable
charge.
616
Mill
which,
on
proper
occasions,
it
Yamhill.
Might trade. Just the home for
Sunday, baccalaureate .ett field for Da. .s, consumed best to get up a hard times
street, Dallas, Ore.
can display the line new flag pre­ Stephen, Frank, Reuben, John, L. R. Brock, Merchant, Carlton .ows:
p retiring farmer.—Barton Z.
sermon;
Monday,Adelphian pro­ three full plugs o, Star, struck scare.
Nelis
and
Harvey
McKinney
and
sented
tlie
force
by
the
depart­
Robert Ivie, Merchant, Sheri
Mrs. R. D. Jennings and
Riggs.
tf
gram; Tuesday, Philogia pro­ out six times and ’ e spectators,
That the county could have
Mrs. Jane Burton, of Condon;
ment.
dan.
daughter,
Kathryn,
arrived
here
iio never fail to low their ap­ saved $10 by using the court
gram; Wednesday, junior recep­
George Cutler and family will
Mrs.
Delia
Downing,
of
Kelso,
A.
W.
’“
hornton,
Alerchant,
Wil
Monday from Wabash, Indiana,
Mrs. Charles Bennett was
tion; Thursday, class day exer- preciation, prese: led him with a house as a polling place instead
be among those who will attend
for a visit with her parents, Mr. at Corvallis last Friday, wit­ and Mrs. Anna Jones, of Perry-
ises; Saturday, alumni ban­ o^quet of soniet.UAg that Jack of the Woodman hall.
the annua! Seventh Day Advent­
dale.— Portland Journal.
H. v: T P 'v Dairvman, Nehalem
nessing the competitive drili-
That democrats cannot kick
quet. President Bushnell, ol lunted over he.And left field;
ist conference at Forest Grove and Mrs. H. P. Shriver.
iTald Advertisement.)
ling
of
the
State
Agriculture1
A man named Gibson, from
Pacific University, will deliver dice for future reference In at their registration, clim bing '
Chopped His Hand.
next “week. -
College cadets. Her son, Arthur
Fred Voget, manager of the * * * * * * * * * * * * * * the address to the graduates on event that he get; to feeling that from a ratio of five or six
Mrs. Addie Dalrymnle and Black Rock pleaded guilty to carried off the honors of his
* Friday evening.
■go-out-in-the-g.'.rden-and- eat- against them to only double.
ssault
and
battery
before
Jus­
Falls
City Lumber conipany.had *
daughter. Miss Helene visited
company.
That concerted action would
The graduates (prospective) worms expressioi
the misfortune to cut his hand *
AT THE CHURCHES
*
here with Mr. and Mrs. Hardy tice Holman Wednesday, and
* are: Louise Miles, Georgia Ellis.
The saie or me postoffice at very severely with an ax Thurs­ *
The attendai co was just do much for Dallas, If not ex­
Holman, on their way to Port­ was fined $10 and costs.
Annty was blown open by buig- day night while cutting wood at * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Pauline E. Coad, Doru I. Hayes enough to make the manage­ pended so much on inconse-
land from an extended stay in
The best insurance com­ iais Weuneauay lugnt and »fun Ills home in this city, with the
Marguerite Kreitle, Dovie E. ment break even, which they quental things. For instance,
Evangelical.
California with her son, Thomas panies are the ones that meet in casn fatten, but no stamps,
Odom, Goldie C. Bissell, Fried? as well as the business men and a free city delivery system.
C. P. Gates, pastor
result that it was necessary to
Holman.
, hanged conditions by chang­ lin ee men weie seen to run take him to the Willamette san­ i The usual services will be held
That papers published tomor­
Nell. Elva Lucas, Harold C. base ball backers of Dallas cer­
A. C. DeNissen, recently fore­ ing their rates. Consult Prich­ irom tue building niter tne ex­ atorium for an operation. Air. j both morning and eveii.g.
'tiller. G. Glen Brock, Laird V. tainly appreciated. Base ball row w'll violate the corrupt
M14 plosion, winch was heard by Voget cut a gash triangularly
man of the Observer, with his ard for Safe Insurance.
Woods. Fred Gooch, Herschel E. is not plaved in Dallas as a 1 racti 'e act by having any polit-
Christian
son and mother-in-law, Mrs.
money making scheme, but is i ail references in their columns.
across the back of his le t hand
Prichard, Lynn Matheny.
Dr. V. C. Staats. R. L. Chap­ nearby residents.
Bible school. 10 a. m.
Titus, will leave Friday tor Seat­ man, Art. Serr and T ’ acy Staats
promoted by leaders of the Wonder if the Oregonian will
’in e bau Creett conimence- and his first finger was all but , Communion and sermon, 11
tle to again make that city their atended the base ball game be­
sport that tlie nat inal game be again defy the law.
ANOTHER C*SE
severed. Dr. Fisher sewed up
That It is peculiar how a cer-
home. Mrs. DeNissen has been tween the Washington state col­ 1 meni exeimses win be held ai the gash and the patient was re­ a. m.
not blotted out o our little city
OF
CANCER
Uie Baptist church Wednesday
Christian Endeavor. 6:20 p. m.
lain organization will take up
there for several weeks.
and
so
that
we
make
it
an
ex
Removed
by
Electricity
ported
to
be
resting
easily
last
lege and the O. A. C., at Corval­ evening, Aiay 20th, at 8 o ’clock.
ample for our s’s er towns to ideas for the good of the com­
night.
LAST YEAR
Mothers’ day was appropri­ lis last Saturday.
Presbyterian.
1 lie
graduates
are Loreta
munity that the ltemizer has
keep the game going.
By Dr. Toel
ately observed at the tresby-
Peter Greenwood, Jr., was Roberts, Mable Aebi, Aleda Visiting Daughters in Portland. 1 Rev. Geo. H. Mitchell, pastor.
been boosting for and probably
STAYS
CURED.
terian church last Sunday j successfully operated on for ap- I Thitsies, Martha VUlwock and
initiated, and claim them as its
Airs. W. E. Burns, of Mon- I Sunday school, 10 a. m.
New Ai vals.
morning, with a special sermon : pendicitiR at a Salt Lake hospi­ | Lena May.
Christian Endeavor at 6:30.
own.
mouth, and her twin sister. Mrs.
Mrs. Sarah D. Dodson, of
Dr.
A.
L.
Bollrv.ii
reports
the
and music. As each member of tal last week. Mrs. Greenwood
Preaching at 11 a. m. and 8:00 Sheridan, Oregon, came to Dal­
following births:
Mrs. C. T. IvIcDevitt, who has Nancy Wilson, of Reno, Nev., p. m.
the congregation entered, he or :s running the ticket office for
Rickreall Loses.
have been visiting the former’s
las on April 23rd of last year to
May 8th: Giti, to Mr. and
been
in
Portland
the
last
two
she was presented with a rose him at American Fork until he
The Rickreall base ball team
daughter.
Mrs.
John
T.
Alex­
have
Dr.
Toel
remove
a
cancer
Mrs.
G.
L.
Hawkins.
i weeks, left there yesterday for
Baptist.
lost to Falls City Sunday by the
by Mrs. Stafrin and Mrs. Van- convalesces.
from her nose that had been
May 9th: B o/, to Mr. and score of 14 to 5. Hard hitting
) Idaho, where she will visit her ander. at 240 Knott street. They
Rev. Owen Pay, Pastor.
Orsdel, who stood at the door.
will
leave
shortly
for
Bushnell,
growing for two years, Dr. Toel Mrs Albert Cadle.
Cliariev ‘ McOor.pan
who sister, Mrs. C. A. Cole. Mrs.
bv Falls City and errors on the
Sunday school, 9:45 a.m.. Miss performed one of his bloodless
I nearly 30 years ago was in our McDevitt has been in more or i 111., their old home. With their
May 11th: Boy. to Mr. and ;-..art of Rickreall were respon­
Flora Miller, superintendent.
electrical operations and re­ Mrs. Willis May.
j empl- v, when we ran a feed sta­ leus ill health and goes to re­ parents they crossed the plaice
si Me for the one-sided score.
Morning service, 11 a.n»
moved the entire cancer.
ble where the Bee Hive store main several weeks.— Corvailis u 1864. starling from Bushnell
Sampson had enough on the
Bible study class, 3 p. n»
n
April
and
arriving
at
Salem
Mrs. Dodson, who had had ex­
now is, was a caller today. He Gazette.
Saturday is Opening Day
hall to keep the Ricreali boys
B. Y. P.U. service, 6:30 p. m.
in August. This is their first
perience in a former cancer with or the Ash Variety store. 1, guessing all the time. I aws
has
been
practicing
dentistry
in
S o u r S to m a ch , H e a r t B u m
We have received a communi- trip east since that time.— Port­
! Ctah for 20 years.
the terrible pain the eating plas­ ave bought the I^ne Variety ' ■ m 1 Ihe ki.A tlr"C inni”
Christian Science.
In O c t o b e r ,
I cation from Bert Alartindale land Journal.
ter
had caused her, was ex
• ot k and expert to rnn-v !t on ■’or IP kreali and inaile a favor-
Se-vices
held
in
new
City
1910, we received
Joe Rogers, alias Joe Smith, | in whic h he takes some of th •
me in ’ liner, 1 , ,
a letter f r o m
1 Rank building, Sunday at 11 a.m. tremely pleased with the al­ ■n about the
oil i I Ids ¡irst attempt
j
of
West
Salem,
who
has
been
in
elorv of killing the big cougar,
Mrs. Hall, from
most painless operation per­ 'ffiic succiai sale ’ I continue on of the season. Features of tM ’
Subject
of
lesson-sermon,
'
the
county
jail
for
severe,
which we make
mentioned in last week's Item
formed
by
Dr.
Toel.
Upon
Dr.
‘ he '.rranife and 1 * :r>r w r e . Al- c,,i r were a home run bv Gard­
'.Mortals ard Immortals.”
the following ex­
months waiting action of the , izer away from C. D. Brum­
Toel’s refiuest she came to Dal­ n a lot of Stiriti" hats to go .at ner o Fails C'tv and a sensa-
traed:
1 Sunday school, 10 a. in.
—
and
1
ry
on
a
charge
of
lar-
1 sell it ■' p trade from r
field. He saya t^e d ;g, King '
“ About twelve
I Reading room same address las several months later to show ’ ' off
I ( ateh bv Glen Brown nr
i tenv from a building, was re­ belongs to Steli McCarter and
years ago my
him that there was no return of A is old customer«- ad invite new Bickreall. Next Snndav R i«'
The
public
iR
cordially
Invited
h i 1th began to
leased on bond Wednesday.
'"■es.—W.
N.
As’
v
the cancer.
that M'Carte". George Conley
fall. I couldn't
Method;st.
eat a n y t h i n g
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At a meeting of the literary de- and Jim Middleton shot the big
1 1
The pastor will Rpeak at 11
without suffering
I nartment of the Womans’ club cat.
for it.
I had
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1 o ’clock on “ Life’s Castaways.”
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. H.
heart bum, sour MRS. JAMES A . HALL.
The family ol T. W. Brunk, of
The twenty-fifth anniversary of ly wrote her to come at once to
I
C.
Eakin
read
a
very
interesting
Polk county, moved from their
Bos 36, Norrio City,
the Epworth league will he Dallas to have him remove it
t a t i o n o f the
IUi>
paper on Loki, a demi-god o ' W inter street residence to the;
I observed at 8 o ’clock in the again without any extra charge
heart, smother­
Scandinavian
mvtbnlnsrv.
The
country
home
Saturday.
The
ing spells, pains In my sides and
I evening. Special music and in­ if there really was a return o '
back. In fact, I suffered all over, | club has been studying mythol­ Drunk children have been at-
the cancer, which he did not be
Peroxide, nearly a pint...................25c I stallation of officers.
and a cough almost like consump­
tending the city schools during
ogy the last year.
lleve.
tion. Doctors failed to relieve me;
j Colgate's Talcum Powder, 25c can 15c
the
winter
months,
but
since
TWFNTY-SIX YEAHS AGO.
In fact, they didn't seem to know
Yesterday he received a long
Two juries, sitting simulta­
good
weather
has
come
they
what ailed me. I continued to grow
letter front Mrs. Dodson statin"
Washing Powder, large p a ck a g e ...5 c
neously
here
last
Saturday
both
worse until I was able to sit up only
Before Police Judge intend to drive in daily. Mrs. la un dry Soap, Its good, 6 bars for 25c Taken From th® File« o* *he I that her nose was sound and
a part of tile time. I had almost lost disagreed.
ltemizer of May 12, 1888.
| healthy and thanking the doeto«
Gregory Edwin Jacobsen was A. G. Crossan, owner of the
all hopes o f ever being any better.
“ But one day some one threw some
! very much for the interest h"
charred with exceeding the home, has moved into the house I^>ad Pencils, each ............................... lc
books In at my door. I read them
Mrs. Lyons and daughter, was taking in her. Dr. Toel 1°
speed limit with his automobile vacated, and expe- ts to reside Lead Pencils, extra good, 2 f o r , . .. 5 c
and found them to he Peruna books.
there indefinitely.-Salem States­
Maud, had removed from this always willing to remove a can-
and in Justiee Holman’s court
' They described my feeling so truly
Large roll toilet paper....................... 5c city to LaGrande.
1 cer without any extra pay what­
James Hos« and wife were tried man.
1 sent at once and got a bottle and
Mrs. S. C. Stiles had returned ever if it should have returned
began taking It.
Vou pronounced
In going from Salem to Dal­ j Matches, 4 boxes............................... 15c
for alleged fespass.
Frederick Hollister believes the
my ailment systemic catarrh, and
from an extended visit with : in the place from where he had
only logical solution of the
At a special meeting of the las the other night a carriage Ice Cream! 3 5c cones fo r ............... 10c friends in the east.
gave me some advice.
once removed it, though surh a
liquor problem is NATIONAL 3
"When I had taken two and one-
Womans' club Wednesday af­ .containing Hon. J. J. Daly and Straw hats........................................... 15c
Work had just cotnenced on return Is extremely rare after
his brother. Father Daly, ran
half bottles I began to eat without
PROHIBITION, and he is man
ternoon
it
was
decided
that
at
his method of operating when
suffering. I continued to Improve.
off the grade at the old Dallas Good stockings, per pair................... 15c the Dallas Hotel.
enough
to say it.
the last meeting of the season townsite and flopped bottom
“ When I had taken eight I was like
A lively game of base ball wa« S compared to the freauent return
a new p rson. That was nine years
that of June 2nd. should be a side up. As the preacher is con­ Men's work hose, pair....................... 5c played on the academy grounds, a'ter operations with the knife I
F derick Hollister is not a “ trim­
ago.
social one. to which the mem- siderably larger than his broth­ Canvas leather tipped gloves........ 10c resulting in a score of 36 to 26. and the use of eating salves and
“ I think Peruna the greatest fam ­
mer.” He does not shape his
be«s wot?vi bring their lunches er, it may well be imagined that We have the best hairnet in town 5c Mrs. Milo Hubbard, daughter plasters
ily remedy there Is. for so many ail­
platform to secure stray votes,
ments are due to catarrhal trouble. I
(Paid Advertisement.)
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hagood,
and spend the entire afternoon they did not light as on a ’’bed
hut uses It to fell his convic­
would advise any one afflicted with
of downy roses.” The good Thin tumblers, each...................... 5c died at her home in Pulman.
tions. If elected he will up­
catarrh to take Peruna and I am sure
Dallas
Wins
Again.
man’s shaking up only gave him Lace. 2 yards fo r ...................................5c At McMinnville occurred the
Lodge Notice.
if will leave"
hold his platform pledges tof
Dallas,
with
a
badlv
crinnled
j
In the Revised "Ills of Life" we
Tennin,,s TiOdce extends a eor- a much better appetite for Embroidery, 2 yards fo r .....................5c wedding of Miss Eva Cook to I aTcreeation of base ball tossers
have many similar testimonials which
TOHIBITION
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Edmond
Manning.
dHI irritation to Masons and breakfasl. he said, but the judge
1 a.">cedded In putting it all over
should Interest sick people every­
»Lot- w’ves to be present at »hr was not so lucky, as he has not Tow els, e a ch ....................................... 10c For Sale— Building 10x12, eost the Ixing A Co. team front Port­
£ I
IM MOVEMENT OF ALL WATERWAYS^
where. Sent free by the Peruna Co.,
been
able
to
get
out
of
his
bed
Special
prices
on
granite
ware.
dedication of Masonic Hall Fri­
Columbus. Ohio.
PUBLIC LANDS FOR HOME MJ
land
Sunday,
by
the
score
of
j
$85: will sell for $20; all new
People who object to liquid medi­
day May 22 1914. at 9 o ’clock and attend to the duties of his
Call and tec us in our new (tore. lumber; sheeted with Iron. Must 5 to 1.
cines con now obtain Peruna Tablets,
office.— Salem Statesman of 25
Walter L. Muir,
Ask Your Druggist for Fro# Peru p. m.
With the exception of the(
be sold at once.-H. O. Veasen. tf
Everything price-marked In plain.
years ago.
Secretary.
sa Lucky Day Almanac for 1114.
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k
Nr Substitutes
E. N. LARRY
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Chinese Noodles
C hop Suey
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SMOTHERING SPELLS
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THE FIDLER
5c, ICc and 25c Store
'eadquarters for Good Re­
tailing or above price
V O T E 1 5 X FOR
HOLLISTER
Democratic Candidate
For
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