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COUNTRY^ NEWS LETTERS Correspondents’ Contest. Beginning August 1st the ltemizer began a (our 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 bast all conoerned. The most regular and most newsy correspondent during that time will recetre $10, the second $5, and the third $2.60, and the next two $1 each The contest will close November 30tb and be Immediately followed by an ether of four months’ duration, com menclng on that date. Correspondents are particularly re quested to mail their letters so that they will reach this office not later than Wednesday noon. ROCCA. W . S. McClain’s eight-room house1 is nearing completion. Mrs. A. J. Har- j man has built a small barn and a porch to her house and Ed Prather has painted lii.s barn oa his farm, ; south of town. Mrs. T D. McClain is passing the week at Newport with Mrs. Collins and Mrs. Uevens, who are camped there for the summer. W EST AVcgetabte IVeparafioii forAs similaiitig ite FoodaniMr ling Ute Siontacbs Promotes DigesItonlTiteifiJ ness and RestConlalns neither Opium Morphine nor Mineral N o t N a r c o t ic . week In Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Pardo and Mr. and Mrs F. M. Edgar visited at the home of Thad Stevens one day last week. Henry White and wife and Seth White and wife motored to Dallas. Mrs. Isa Fawk and daughter were shopping in Salem one day last week Mrs. S. L. White visited Mrs. F. W. Edgar, of Salem, one day last week. E. L. Harris and family were Salem visitors last week. Quite a number attended the party given at the Hall Saturday evening and report a very enjoyable evening. It enriches the blood, strengthens the nerves, helps your whole system A remedy you should take ever* month anyway whether you are sick or not. It's holllster'a Rocky Moun tain Tea, take it regularly, 'twill make and keep you well. 36c. Tea or Tab lets. Z t N A A N O SPRING V A LLE Y . Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Purvine are spending some time at Wilhoit Springs for the benefit of Mrs. Pur vine's health. H arvey Crawford made a trip to Portland Saturday to get repairs for his engine. Mrs. Coyle was taken suddenly 111 Baturday, It being necessary to call a physician from Salem. Mrs. Holland is there now assisting with the house work. R. A. Looney has purchased a new Ford automobile Miss Lillian Holland Is at Gaston. » working for her sister. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Goodfcllow. who have spent the last live years In Alaska, returned Monday to the farm here, where Mr. Goodfellow's parents reside. They prospered while In Alas ka but are glad to be home again. W h ile loading hay last Thursday, James Smith, 8r., met with a serious accident. As he was loading ‘.he bales the hook slipped and he fell, breakln«, his hip. He was carried to the house and Is doing as well as possible. Mrs Graham and daughter, of Salem, w ere week-end guests at the Taylor home. Mr and Mrs. Frank Crawford, Miss Mabel Patrlck.of Spring Valley. Miss Nettle Savage, of Michigan, have re turned from a ten day's stey at Paciilc City. (T oo late for last week.) Mrs. Leo Roberts and two chllden are here from Dallas visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Al. Patrick. ...... James French, In a mix-upwlththe cultivators and two high irt? i£ d horses,* w as thTown ‘under' the a p in u a . - ■ ---------■- — -■ wagon on Tuesday of lest week and wee so badly bruised that he Is not yet able to be around. Dr. Robertson, who was called.found no bones broken, but It was necessary to take several stitches In a deep cut on the leg. Mrs. French’s mother, Mrs. Jndsen, of Sa lem, In here, assisting her daughter with the work. Mies Mery Eclee, after n visit with her sister, Mrs Chea. Scott, has re turned to her home In California. Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Crawford spent Sunday at WIlhorsL Mrs. Coyle he* returned home from Now here, where «h e has been rls ltla f felAUvee. , „ ....s . GO T O T H E /- Aperfecl Remedy forConsflf» lion, Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea Worms .Convulsions Jewish ness and LOSS OF SLEEP- Facsimile Signature of gST T he C entaur C ompart , NEW YORK. Rescue the aching back. If It keeps on aching, trouble may come. Often It Indicates kidney weakness. If you neglect the kidneys' warning, Look out for urinary disorders. ThlB Dallas citizen will show you how to go to the rescue. Mrs. Ellen Bowman, 818 Lewis St., Dallas, Ore., says: "Some years ago I had a bad attack of kidney trouble and Doan's Kidney Pills came to my rescue. The complaint came on dur ing the winter, when a cold settled in my kidneys. I suffered from Intense pains in my back. I used six boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills and got a cure that has lasted.” Price 60c at all dealers. Don't sim ply ask for a kidney lernedy— get Doan's Kidney Pills— the same that Mrs. Bowman had. Foster-MUburn Co., Props., Buffalo, N. Y. Frank Farmer started Ills clover hul- ler the first of the wek. Mrs. Clay Fox, Jr., was a Dallas vis itor the first of the week. Mr. Gullliam went to Independence Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tyler drove to Sa lem Sunday. G. H Beeler went to Porrydale last Saturday. Mrs. 11. F. Lucas went to Newport Monday. Warren and Lee lllrch are shingling J. B. Nesmith’s house. The new station agent, wife and ba by, have retrned to Portland. Miss Rasey, of Dallas, who has been the guest of Inez Arthur, returned to her home Saturday. Lee Burch went to Dallas Monday. Kenneth Lucas and Frank Martin went to Newport the last of the week. tTnionvllle, Mo.— “ I suffered from a female trouble and I got so weak that I could hardly w a l k across the floor with out h o l d i n g on to something. I had nervous spells and my fingers w o u l d cramp and my fa c t would draw, and I could not speak, nor sleep to do any good, had no appetite.and everyone thought I w o u l d not live. Some one advised me to take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. I had taken so much medicine and my doctor said he could do me no good so I told my husband he might get me a bottle and I would try iL By the time I had taken it I felt better. I continued its use,and now 1 am well and strong. " I have always recommended your medicine ever since I was so wonder fully benefitted by it and I hope this » * « * * wll> »>• <*'• m* * n* o t “ ving some other other poor women from suffering. Mrs. M artha S eavry , B o x 1144, Umonville, M issouri The makers o f Lydia E. Pinkham's V egetable Compound hnve thousands of letters aa that above — they tell ■ else " - . . not . - have been the truth, they could obtained for love or money. This med icine is no stranger - It has stood the test for years. ar If there ara t u r rampJleatloas you 4s sst understand write to l.vdla B. Flskham Medletae Cs. (esaldeuttal; l y n . l i s a T ssrletter w ill hsepewrw, read and answered by a woman a id M 4 U strict r a t i done*. IRIA G u a ra n te e d unde r it e Foot!j Exact Copy of Wrapper. Constipation is the cause of many ailments and disorders that make life miserable. Take Chamberlain’s Tab lets, keep your bowels regular and you will avoid these diseases. For sale by all dealers. G IL L IA M . Mrs. Land Rock has been very sick, but is improving at uiif v/rUlng Al. Brown and company from Falls City, were threshing grain with their f.ew thresher in this vlclntiy last week. W. T. Hubbard is having a new well dug. H A. Hindman was a Buena Vista caller last week. Henry Fern threshed grain for the Guthrie brothers the first of the week. Clarence Ortman, of Forest Grove, is here, helping his brother, G. B. Ort man during harvest. Henry Fern is building a new barn. Mrs. Jude Palmer, of Dallas, visited E. R. Palmer and family here one day last wek. C o s tly R IC K R E A L L In Use For Over Thirty Years j 5 D ° s > s - J 5 C e nts H o w th e T ro u b le S ta rt s . Don’t W a it ’t i ll It ’s Too L a te — F o llo w th e E x a m p le of a D a lla s C itiz e n . Restored to Health by Lydia E. Pinkham’g Vegetable Compound. j T re a tm e n t. “ I was troubled with constipation and indigestion and spent hundreds of dollars for medicine and treatment,” writes C. H. Hines, of Whitlow, Ark. “ I went to a St. Louis hospital, also to a hospital in New* Orleans, but no cure was effected. On returning home I began taking Chamberlain's Tablets, and worked right along. I used them« for some time and am now all right.” Sold by all dealers. PED EE. Mr Walter West started his thresh er Friday at Burbank brothers. Mrs. Henry Ostrander and daughter, Verna and Marie, visited at Mrs. W il lie Bush’s Wednesday. Miss Ethel Newton visited Miss Del* sie Bush Wednesday. Mr. Ren Womer was a Dallas caller Saturday. Mr. Roland Truck visited Wilbur Bush Sunday. Miss lues Burbank visited Miss Eva Womer Thursday. Miss Delsie Rush fell Monday and cut quite a bad gash in her chin. Miss Pearl Hastings is on the sick list. Quite a crowd of young people from Pedee went to Dallas Saturday even ing in Yost brother’s auto truck. Mr. and Mrs. Marquardt visited Sam O’ Brien’s Sunday. Miss Katherine Powell visited at Ostrander’s Sunday. dence on Tuesday of last week. Little Dora Buttrick, of McCoy, is staying at the Smith home while her mother is cooking on the cook wagon, Charlie Knower was a Dallas caller Saturday. George Sherwood was a caller in the neighborhood Sunday. The Misses Ada and Anna Farmer are cooking for the clover huller. Miss Anna Kliever, who has been working for Mrs. Henry White return ed to her home last week. Plin Wilson went to McCoy last week to work with George Smith’s clover huller. The Misses Verda Williamson and Hazel Edgar drove to Dallas last Mon day. Several from this vicinity attended the party at Oak Grove Saturday night. John Braden spent Sunday at his home near Derry. Mr. and Mrs. Seth White were cal lers at R J. Will! imson’s Sunday. The Martin & Blodgett machine has been threshing i the neighborhood for several days, wheat turning out about 20 bushels to the acre. They expect to start their no* clover huller in a few days. J. K. Sears was a callfr in this neigh borhood Saturday. Several tons of hay have been haul ed in this vicinity and stored in the Crowley warehouse, a few carloads have been shipped out. Frank Farmer was a caller at Oak Grove Sunday. Dr. Starbuck passed through our neighborhood last Sunday afternoon. It. J. Williamson and family were vis itors at J. W. Edgar's last Tuesday. Crystal Palmer and Mabel Craven, of Rlckreall, were callers in this neighborhood Sunday. Miss Hazel Edgar, who has been vis iting Miss Verda Williamson the past week, returned to her home in Dallas Monday. Seth Smith is hauling water for Frank Farmer’s clover huller. Charley Knower was helping J. H. Edgar put up wire fence a few days last week. Sunday school has been discontin ued at this place until the first of October, as everyone is so busy. M. F. White went to the coast the first of the week to remain for several days. BU EN A V IS T A G. A. Wells is hauling his baled hay to Independence. He has about 300 tons. George Grounds has returned to Cal ifornia after a short visit with his pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Grounds. Mrs. Emma Anderson returned from McMinnville Saturady, where she has been visiting with friends the past week. W. H Murphy and wife left Friday for Wilhoit Mineral Springs to spend several weeks for the benefit of Mrs Murphy's health Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Prather expect to leave this week for a trip to Siuslaw to hunt and visit friends. Mrs. Leah McClain is up from Port Good R easo n fo r H is E n th u s ia s m . land visiting with her mother, Mrs. When a man has suffered for severnl Donaldson days with colic, diarrhoea or other Wright Smith and family will leave form of bowel complaint and ts then this week for Dallas to build to their cured sound and well by one or two[ residence recently purchased there. doses of Chamberlain's Colic, Colera C. L. Lynde returned Saturday from and Diarrhoea Remedy, ns Is often | Newport. the rase. It Is but natural that he Mrs Miller, who Is cooking for Sam should be enthusiastic in Ills praise of Irvine, was taken to Albany last week the remedy, and especially Is this the for medical treatment case of a severe attack when lifo Is The Evangelical Sunday school thr-wtened. Try It when tn need of gave a party Monday afternoon to a such a remedy. It never falls. Sold \ number of the little folks at the home by all dealers. of Mrs. J. Thomas. Lemonade, cake and candy were served by Mrs. Ander C RO W LEY. son and Mrs. Thomas. Mr and Mrs. Martin Conger and Mr and Mrs. Henry White motored daughter, of Suver, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Harman over Sun to Dallas last Saturday evening. C. H. Farmer went to Alrlle on busi day. Robt. Emmons has returned from ness the latter part of last week. Fred Wells of Dallas, was a en ter In Tillamook where he has been gather ing cascara bark the past three the neighborhood last Sunday The Misses Stella and Vina Smith months. Rev. Elder preached Sunday morn were Dallas visitors on Tuesday of ing for Rev. W Plowman, who la at last week. tending camp-meeting at Qulmby W W White, who has been visiting his brother. M. F, White for several Park. days, returned to hi* home tn Eastern Oregon on Wednesday of last week. Mr and Mrs. Claude Munker* and little daughter, o f Bethel, were Sun- j day visitors at the home of her parents ! Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Valltere Nellie Black, of Rlckreall, visited th * latter part of last week with Jen- lite Farmer Mrs. R. J. Williamson, who has been In Dallas the past two weeks, returned home last Monday. Robert W yatL of Bethel, was a cal ler at the Valltere home last Sunday Guy Ott was a Dallas caller Sundav M F White and brother, W W, white, motored to Salem and Indepen- D.D.D. Tit* Standard Skin Remedy Instant Relief E Skin Troubles T he G u a ra n te e d R e m e d y Conrad Stafrin, Dallas, Oregon. mother, Mrs. S. White. Mrs. Ida Johnson, of Hoqulam, Wash., is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Ed. Minnick, of Kingwood Park. Mr. Bushnel, Mr. Mathers, Byrl and Fred Burch are helping to build a bridge at Bowersville. J. H. Wilson, a veteran of the Civil war, and a much respected citizen of West Salem, died at his home Thurs day night of heart failure. Mr. Wilson leaves a wife one son, Charles, of Port land, and three daughters, Mrs. Laura Garfield, of Oakland, Cal., Mrs. Garnet Smith, of Kingwood Park, and Maud Johnson, of Denver, Colo., and six grandchildren. Mrs. Wilson and two daughters, of Oregon City, were here Sunday to at tend the funeral of their uncle, the late J. H. Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Clay Heise, of Pratum, were here Sunday to attend the funer al of Mr. Wilson. Frank Lawbaugh and family have moved to South Salem, after living here for nearly three years. Leona and Leota, the twin girls of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Crassen, of St. Johns, returned home Monday, after spending two weeks with Mrs. J. T. Hunt. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Squires, on August 3rd. a 7-pound boy, who has been named Elwiu Curtis. The father is the former rural mail carrier on this route. G .M. Douglas went to Newport last Saturday to do some carpenter work. John Morgan went to Newport last Saturday for an indefinite stay. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Edwards left Saturday for Sweet Home, Oregon, to visit Ills brother, whose wife Is very J: *; Beaches Where The Cool Winds Blow , You Will Need a ? f t ft T T f T t T t T f T t For The Mountains And 8A LEM . ? of A l b Dtonth-s o lq Joe Oastelien is setting trellis poles and getting the land in shape to put out 15 acres of hops for John Ankeny, of Walla Walla. Al. Cadle, who has been on the sick list Is able to be back in the store a- gain. Mrs Lee Burch and son were in Dal las the middle of the week. M. and Mrs. Peter Cook drove up .»a i tails ton Friday. » RESCU E. THOUGHT SHE COULD NOT LIVE Bears the Signature jU x Smini + IkcM ItM i- Jtaistoüd + V- M O N M O UTH . Mrs. E. M. Smith, of Portland, and her sister, of UrltUh Columbia, visited Saturday at the home of R. M. Smith, her father-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. J. W . White and Miss Led* Dodge went to Newport for an outing the last of the week. V. O. Boots went to Salem Tuesday. He has been made manager of the in surance company for which he lias been working for the past 16 years or more. W ill Worth and little son. of Cali fornla, are visiting his mother, Mrs. L. A. Worth. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Hawley passed through town Wednesday evening, en route to their home uear McCoy. They had made a trip to Bend and Burns by way of the Crater Lake road and re turning by Sisters and McKenrde route. They were In company with J. K. Weatherford and wife of Albany, each taking an auto and camp outfit They had a pleasant trip, enjoying the ten days Immensely. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Mulkey left Fri day for a two weeks' outing at Soda Springs. Miss Nellie Shew and sister, Mrs Prude McLaughlin, of Stockton, C a lif. arrived Tuesday for a visit at the home of their father, George Shew. Miss Jessira Todd, matron of the Norm al dormitory started Haturdnv for Pittsburgh, Pa, where she will spend her vacation. Mr. and Mrs F. H. Mulkey had busi ness which called them to Dallas Wed nesday. Mrs. Elkins and Mrs. Emery are rlsltlng their parents. Rev. and Mrs. W . A. Wood. The Kind You Have Always Bought BKvtafOtdDLSiHHUVUlLH fa rti. Sad- R e m a rk a b le C u re of D y se n te ry . " I was attacked with dysentery about July 15th, and used the doctor’s medicine and other remedies with no relief, only getting worse all the time. I was unable to do anything and my weight dropped from 145 tol25 pounds 1 suffered about two months when I was advised to use Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. I used two bottles of It and It gave me permanent relief,” writes B. W. Hill, of Snow Hill, N. C. For sale by all dealers. Mr. Southwell Is hauling shakes. Mr. Hostetler Is again on his ranch His brother-in-law, Mr. Grey, Is visit lng him there. Mr. Luthso who has been helping Mr. Newman with some work, has return ed to his ranch on Steer creek. Mr. Thomas and his brothrs are still busily engagd in haying. F. W. Cribble, who has been visiting OAK GROVE. In the northwest, will soon return to his home In Texas. Mrs Will Davidson and daughter Mrs. Jessie Mayes has gone to Port were Rlckreall visitors Saturday. land. Mrs. J. C. White and sister were vis Mr. Martin of Siletz has gone to itors at the Robertson home Sunday. Falls City. Mrs. L. A. Williamson and son, of An automobile passed through here McCoy, visited her sister, Mrs. Shat this week the first of the season. The big barn on the old Center place ter, Sunday. Mr. Hetrick spent several days last was burned down Friday afternoon. Dallas Druggist Makes Statement. W e always advise people who have stomach or bowel trouble to see a doctor. But to those who do not wish to do this we will say: try the mix ture of simple buckthorn bark, gly cerine, etc., known as Adler-l-ka. This simple new remedy Is so powerful that just one dose relieves sour stomach, gas on the stomach and constipation instantly. People who try Adler-l-ka are surprised at Its quick action.— Conrad Stafrin. ALCOHOL 3 P tlt CENT. NOW! t f f J T Troy Wood and Raymond Rex have V returned from a two weeks' outing at f Netarts bay. Misses Ella and Mabel Ruge are f among the Newport visitors. f Marlon Moore is putting a new kitch t en on his house. Miss Clara Rer left Friday morning f for Jennings Lodge, near Oregon City, to attend camp-meeting of the German Evangelical church. Mrs. Joe Eaton and Mrs. P. Law- t f baugh were Dallas visitors recently. The fruit dryer is preparing to t handle large quantities of thè fall fruit. They dried 20 sacks of apples f Saturday as samples. Henry, Orvil, Claud and Ernest Moore and Cute Thomas left for Prine- T ville last week to work In the harvest | f fields. t Mrs. Ruth Fredrlcksen Turner, of Heppner, is the house guest ef her i v Mrs. Lucy Thun and children have returned to their California home, af ter a visit here with Mrs.Thun's pa rents, Mr .and Mrs. R. Holland. Miss Leota Catton visited friends in Salem the latter part of last week D. R. Ruble has returned home from Portland. Mrs. W. J. Johnston arrived here VIonday from Burlington, Iowa, to vis- t with her relatives, W. S. Catton and amily. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crawford, Miss Vfabel Patrick left Friday for a stay it the beach. Miss Helen Baker, after a pleasant week’s visit In Portland, returned tome Saturday. Miss Lillian Holland is visiting friends in Falls City. i Mackinaw have what you want FANCY PLAIDS f T T In Blues, Browns, Greys and Tans TT i T PRICES FROM $6.50 TO $8 50 T T X T AND ? f T T Ladies’ Mountain Shoes- New Fall Line of Dress Shoes i T New Line of Easy Dress Shoes- New Fall Lines arriv ? T ing everyday. Blankets, Boy’s Sweaters, Conqueror T T Hats etc. T Don’t forget the Red Shirts for Hunters. T T T ?❖ Auto Robes Camp Blankets Dallas Mercantile Company 111. YOUR HOME STORE Mrs. Damert returned from Sweet Home, where she visited with her brother and family. f <!♦ IN D E P E N D E N C E . Mrs. P. H. Drexler has returned from a two months’ visit with relatives In South Dakota. Mrs. W. W. Perclval returned Satur day from a week’s visit in Newport. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Sperling, Miss Rowena Sperling and W. Gilbert are spending this week at Bar View. Mrs. Thos. Newblll and children have returned to their home in Port land .after a week's visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Paddock. Miss Luclle Craven visited in Bar .View last week. Miss Elva Taylor, of Portland, Is visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Taylor. I. L. Smith and son, Walter, left Monday for an outing at Brltenbush Springs. Elmer Addison and Belden Owen re turned Sunday from a week’s visit in Newport. Mrs. Geofge Whlteaker and daugh ters, Mrs. E. Tripp and Miss Vivian Whlteaker, left Monday for a few weeks visit at Newport. Miss Pearl Perclval left Wednesday for a visit with friends in Portland. Mrs. J. R. Cooper and daughter, Lavllla. left Saturday for a month’s stay at Newport. Frank Schow spent Sunday visiting relatives in Woodburn. Miss Leona Sperling is the guest of friends in Albany. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. McIntosh were guests of friends In Albany Sunday. Miss Iva Cooper is the guest of friends in Portland this week. Miss Alva Jaekson of Seaside, is visiting at the home of her aunt, Mrs. P. L. Hedges. Miss Florence Burton has returned from a week’s visit In Newport. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Dixon are vtstt- ln Toledo. Mr. and Mrs. A. B Robinson, Jr., of Dallas, visited over Sunday at the home of her mother, Mrs J. Burton. Mrs. Claud Skinner and Mrs. Wither visited In Bar View last week. Mr. and Mrs. N. Jones and daugh ters, Marie and Helen, left this week for an outing at Tillamook. Mrs. Chas. Calbreath and children retnrned Monday from a vacation at Newport. Mr. and Mrs. J. Hubbard left Satur day for a visit at Seaside. PERRYD A LE Rev. and Mrs. Hlxon, of Salem, were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Elliott. Oscar Brown, of upper Salt Creek, was a Perrydale caller Monday. Although not fully convalescent.Mlss Frances Kurtz was able to return home from the Dallas hospital Sunday A 9*4 lb. son wss born to the wife of Robert Mltchel on Monday, August 3. Alvin VanCamp. of Camas, Wash., is visiting his cousins, tbs Kurts fam lly. Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Macken, of Dal las, visited her parents here Sunday. Mrs. John Foster and son. Edgar. Mrs. Chas. Brachter and little daugh ter, and Alfred Enes. returned Monday from a few day's outing at Tillamook. Miss Helen Anderson Is staying at ths home of Chas. Bratcher while Mrs Bratcher Is assisting tn the store. Miss Helen Ladd, of Partland, came up Monday for a visit at the H. G. Kejrt home. The Gilliam. Rosa. Nairn and Houck threshers are all working in this vicin ity at this writing. Mr. and Mrs. Letteken and two daughters. Evelyn and Clara, Jas. Houck and wife, Lester White. Carl Morrison and Earl Turner went to Newport on the excursion Sunday. all-ln-one barn and garage which is just back of his office. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cohi rn return ed Saturday from Salem where they were called by the death of a relative. J. H. Joslln, cook at camp 8, and his wife left for Newport Friday. Mrs. Cleveland will cook during his absence Dr. Irving Matthews came to Falls City Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Wurtzenburger and children returnod this week from a three months’ visit with relatives in Illinois and Indiana. Mrs. Hattie Tice and mother, Mrs. Mary Miller, are at Belnap springs for the improvement of their health. C. A. Snyder and family have moved from here to an orchard one and one- half miles below Dallas. Mr. Snyder will tend the E. R. Lewis orchard this winter. Fred Mack, of California, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bohle. Miss Meryle VanOstlen, of Portland, is visiting miss Alice Cook. The al. E. Sunday school pupils went for a picnic last Thursday. The prim ary pupils of the Christian church were entertained at their church on the same day. Miss Grace Kelly, sister of Mrs. L. L. Brooks, returned to her home in Port-1 land Friday. Joseph Antidpher, the new owner of theHinsliaw property, has moved into his house on Dayton street. Miss Florence Burton, o f Indepen dence, visited friends here the first of the week. Al. Stuart and family have moved to Cloverdale Oregon, where they will engage in the dairy business. Mr. Stuart was assistant millright here and will be succeeded by Mr. Highsmith. Austin Titus visited friends in Sa lem Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Russell.of Mar ion, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. C. March. W. B. McKowin has had an attract ive bungalow built at the foot of the school house hill.. The Largest Industry in Polk County is the WILLAMETTE VALLEY LUMBER COMPANY Buy your Lumber of them and help the Community Grow. Rev. Pollard, minister of the Bap ' pathic Physicians and Surgeons. tist church, has been granted a leave It will be operated on a strictly o f absence of six weeks by the congre non-profit basis and will enjoy gation. E. C. Cole, manager of Mrs. V. F. a substantial endowment from Daniels’ dry goods store, is spending the outset, $50,000 fo r this pur a two-weeks’ vacation with his family pose having been subscribed by at the seashore .in Tillamook. Riddle Bros, sprayed their clover | California osteopaths. crop a few days ago for a worm Th e entire equipment o f both which this season is working on the colleges will be utilized and will clover blossom. be added to as rapidly as pos M O N M O U T H NO. 2. Pacific and Los Angeles Colleges of Osteopathy Consolidate as The sweet peas on the east side of College of Osteopathic Phy A. H. Craven’s residence are notice sicians and Surgeons. able for their rank growth, having reached a height of about fourteen feeL the upper blooms are picked from a ladder. Miss Alabama Brenton, art teacher In the O. N. S„ has been granted a year's leave of absence from her po sition for a term o f travel and study in Europe. Prof. Ressler. of the O A. C., former ly president of t'ie Sate Normal nere, waa seen on the streets last Wednes day. Mrs. Kellog, for thirteen years a teacher in the Chinese mission In Port land. spoke at the mid-week Meeting at the Christian church, Wednesday evening, on the work of the Mission. Mrs. Burt, of Portland, a former res ident of this place, was visiting here last week. Mrs. Geo. Sullivan, who has been lilt with an attack of rheumatism, la im proving. Prof. Robinson, formerly a teacher In the normal school here waa here last week, looking after property interests. Mrs. George Sullivan, who has been suffering from an attack of rheuma tism. la improving. Miss Laella Daniel made a week-end visit with friends at Salem. The Riddle Broa.' thrasher was stop ped a good part of one afternoon to fight Are In one of their pasture fields, which caught from the engine passlug through. The tire burned over about six acres before It was extinguished. F A L L * CITY. J. K. P. Carson, a retired minister, of the Baptist church, who has been Surpervislng Fire-Warden Hayden living here for some time, sold hts reports the fire on Spaulding's land at property here a few days ago and bought a home In Independence, where Black Rock as doing no damage | Dr Hellwarth baa just completed an he and hi* family wtl move toon. Th e progress oi Osteopathic colleges along high grade edu cational lines is going forward rapidly. Th e latest develop ment is in California. Th e resources o f the Pacific and Los Angeles Colleges o f Os teopathy have been consolidat ed and a new institution has been organized, which w ill be known as the College o f Osteo- Rhenmalixm you with paii sible. Tem porarily the old build ing w ill be used, but an entirely new location and new building o f sufficient size will be secured quickly. This combination, together with the united support o f all osteopathic practioners in Cali fornia and adjacent states should pave the w ay fo r the Col lege o f Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons to become a pow erful institution with a prestige and recognition national in its influence and extent. — — It haut« on like a _____ wears out yoor streairth—w orries your v ita lity —depresses yowr mind—affects •rW K i let it hang n # w i’ f Uon t on 70*1 u on I V in ’ t (W* rlo o '‘ F O L E Y ui ®P T lkmi i k id n e y pills r k Hiractly on th e kidney»— tone op ao«i • tretiftfe*« rfect action that ke*pa o rie acid out o f the blood, and » 3 a use o f rhwuntau^w, lumbago baso I aad stiff awoiian ^ arh- . — i n f jotDU. Con tain do harm fui di ngs Accept no sabetiti bladder For Sale, by Conrad Stafrin. ^ ^ a, __ _ I