Polk County itemizer., August 13, 1914, Image 5

Many come miles tc dine at
the Gail.
Cut the Cost of Living!
A d a te o f hot biscuits or muffins, a
fresh, home-baked cake, a loaf of brown
or nut-bread, rescues any meal from the
commonplace, and more expensive things
are never missed.
John Ebbe attended court at
Toledo last week.
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A BO U T A D V E R T ISIN G .
Being Some More of Our Views
on the Subject.
Mrs. E. C. Day and boqs are
back from their visit to her
daughter, Mrs. Roscoe Ballan-
tyne, at Redlands, Calif., and
other relatives in San Diego.
She says that we of Polk county
do not know when we are well
off. Just as an instance, during
the entire summer she did not
have to heat her dish-water, it
being plenty warm enough just
as it came irom the faucet.
We hope, if the public wearies
of these effusions, that it will
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manifest its displeasure in let­
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Dr. and Mrs. Mark Hayter left
ters or verbal expressions to us.
Evangelical.
for Tillamook this week.
We are full of the subject, how­
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C. P. Gates, pastor
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Preaching both mornii g and ever, and until we are asked to
Mrs. C. O. Shaw is among the *
desist will continue to inflict our
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evening at the regular hours.
Dallas visitors at Newport.
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2:30 and 7:00 Endeavor So­ opinions upon the readers of
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W ith K C, the double acting baking
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Glen O. Holman, attorney at
our paper. We are enthusiastic
cieties.
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pow der, good results are doubly certain.
law. National Bank Building. *
about our medium of advertising
NEW TO -D AY
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because, as we have said before,
T h e re ’s economy too, in the cost o f K. C .
B. F. Butler, dentist, office over
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Fuller’s Pharmacy. Phone 354. *
Preaching and communion, we have such an excellent ve­
a word each inaertion, casn in ad­
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hicle for the conveyance o f com­
11:00 a. m.
vance. No ehene order« accepted.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris. Vashaw *
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mercial
information
to
the
con­
Sunday
school,
10
a.
m.
and children visited in Falls City *
sumers. We are situated in the COR SALE;— Red clover seed, test 99.4.
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Bible school, 10 a. m.
1 Sunday.
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best country on the earth. Just ’ —J. M. Bennett, Rickreall, phone
Christian
Endeavor,
7:00
p.
m.
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pause and consider, we have no Monmouth 2713.
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Miss Nora Robertson is visit­ *
Preaching,
8:00
p.
m.
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ors. Frank Osborn is quite ill. ing Mrs. A. C. Levis, near Mc- *
hot
winds
and
destroying
SALE;— Pedigreed Duroc Jersey
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drouths; we have no clyclones or COR
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M. Hayter, dentist, Bank Bid MinnviUe.
1 pigs, |10; registered, singles or
Presbyterian.
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tornadoes
and
awful
electrical
trios; not related.—C. D. Nairn, near
H. P. Shrivers have had their
Pauline and Paul Miller re­
Rev. Geo. H. Mitchell, pastor. storms; our winters, although Bells ton; address Amity, Ore. JlStf
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house re-shingled.
turned Monday from a week’s
Preaching at 11 a. m. and 8:00 wet, are not one long siege of
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Miss Una Campbell left this 8tay at Salem.
snow and ice that prohibits one COR SALE— 8-room modern house.
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week for Tillamook.
Walter L. Tooze, Jr., Lawyer, *
Sunday school, 10 a. m.
from even comfortably moving 1 See T. C Swart«.
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Christian Endeavor at 6:30.
about; we have no earthquakes yUANTED— Hop-pickers. Call Oak 535,
The greatest tiling in Dallas Rooms 8-9, National Bank Bldg., *
Items of Interest From Dallas
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In the absence of the pastor, nor volcanoes to terrify us and ' or inquire of C .Ralph, 2 miles west
—a meal at the Gail.
and Polk County.
Rev. D. M. Metzger will occupy endanger our lives and property. ot Dallas.
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Misses
Adah
and
Helene
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Mr. Harder and family went
the pulpit in the morning. This
We have, however, the best of
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visited
relatives
in
Salem
a
to Salt Creek Sunday.
4k
will be Mr. Metzger’s last ser­ good soil; a climate that will COR Sale— Berkshire brood sow and
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few days last week.
Dr. E. J. Scheetz, rhone 1444.
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Mare! llayes was taken home
mon in Dallas, as he leaves in mature almost anything man 1 some 3-montb pigs.— L. 1. Bursell,
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Monmouth, Ore.
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Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Kirkpa^-'ck *
Maurice Dalton has returned from the 1 orpital Sund ’.v.
a short time for LeMars, Iowa, wants and we have, on the land,
returned from their outing at *
*■ to take up college work.
from Newport.
in
towns
and
country,
the
most
yUANTED— Work on farm by month,
Walter Fent and w ifi Waited Newport, this week.
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open-hearted, intelligent and n or will rent If place is furnished.—
White gloves cleaned, 10 cents Mrs. Robert Hayes Monday.
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| Mrs. E. C. Strayey, of Port- *
sincere people that can be found Address Itemizer.
a pair.— Phil. Begin.
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Baptist.
Mr. Ramsdale and family have land, is visiting her parents, Mr.
anywhere. Among this class of
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Miss Lila Mitchell sprained returned from McMinnville.
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Rev. Owen Day, Pastor.
I and Mrs. H. B. Cosper.
people and in this county and in yyANTED— By a young couple, mod-
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her ankle Sunday.
Sunday school, 9:45 a.m., Miss the ones immediately adjoining * era house, either furnished or un­
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Mrs. Harvey Hinman was a
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Vassel and
furnished. W ill rent for a period of
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the Itemizer has approximately
Miss Norma Ilolman returned j Monmouth visitor last week.
W. G. Vassall are at Newport en- *
B. Y. P.U. service, 6:30 p. m. 1400 real subscribers, paid in ad­ six months or a year. Leave word at
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from Newport Monday.
this office or write 645 N. Winter St.,
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Dr. C. L Foster, dentist, Dallas,
a two week’s outing.
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vance. Now the fact that all Salem, Ore.
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kent left City Bank building. Phone 931.
Dr. E. A. Nayes, of Portland,is
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these people in our neighbor­
Methodist.
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Tuesday for Tillamook.
UP at my place near Rick-
Miss Mary McNulty, of Polk looking after Dr. Starbuck’s
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There wil be the regular ser­ hood are subscribers and the TAKEN
1 reall, one large brood sow, 2 shoats
Mrs. Walter Nicols, of Falls Station, was in Dallas Monday, practice while he is at the beach. *
vices at the Methodist church fact that they have paid in ad­ and one pig, Berkshire stock. Owner
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City, was in Dallas Saturday.
vance for their paper is con­ can have same by paying all damages.
next Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Brown and son,I
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Muscott
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clusive evidence that they think —G. J. Rumpel, Rickreall, Ore. al3
Mr. Martin spoke at the Bap­ Willard, were Salem visitors Fri- returned home Monday evening
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enough of it to read it. How
day.
| from a visit of several weeks at
tist church Sunday morning.
Christian Science.
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many of the readers of this ar­ yy ANTED- -Nursing bv a practical
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Tillamook.
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R. C. Craven and family are
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pitchard!
Services held in new City ticle read a newspaper or maga­ * nurse; maternity cases a specialty.
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taking an outing at Tillamook. and family have moved to Mon­
Merle and Glen Holman and
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* - Bank building, Sunday at 11 a.m. zine to the utter exclusion of the Call at Itemizer for address.
mouth.
Rev. Day started early Monday *
Subject
of
lesson-sermon, advertising? Very few. Most
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Young
“ Soul.”
every one reads at least the W ANTED— Work by eldtrly woman.
motored to Newport this week.
Mrs. Mel. Hamilton, of Hub­ morning for a week’s outing at *
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Salmon river.
Morning service, 11 a.ra
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catch lines in the ads. The fact 1 125 Washington St.
bard,
is
visiting
her
cousin,
Mrs.
Robert Sachtler, mother and
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Reading
room,
same
address.
we
are
trying
to
impress
upon
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Mrs. Ella J. Metzger has gone
COR SALE— Young pigs.— P. F. Frei­
sister motored to Salem Tues­ H. P. Shriver.
The public is cordially invited the minds of all the readers ot
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G. Brown has moved f r o n t 1? McMinnville to spend some *
day.
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this paper is this: If our home
the Ullery house to Claud Fel- time wlth ber parents, Rev. and *
FOR
SALE—
188
acre
mountain
ranch
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Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Lewis, of
merchants will take the oppor­
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Mrs. Joseph Hoberg.
In Marlon County. 40 acres In culti­
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♦ FROM OUR EX C H A N G ES . ♦ tunity that is before them and vation,
Falls City, were in Dallas Satur lows’ house.
H million ft. of
timber, the
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Joe
Justin,
who
has
been
con
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day.
advertise their goods and prices rest logged off land. Improvements
Ross Pierce and family are
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ducting
a
branch
store
for
Price
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♦ Doings of Polk County Na- ♦ as strongly as the catalogue better than the average ranch. Good
Mrs. Joe Remington visited camping at Falls City while he Brothers at Newport, has re­
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tivos at Home and
♦ houses do ther wares, there will house and three barns. 4 acres of
his mother Thursday and Fri­ is working there.
orchard, apples, pears, prunes,
turned to thé store here.
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Abroad.
♦ soon be a great decrease in the good
peaches, plums and lots of grapes.
day
Miss Lelia Tilley, of Kenne­
amount of money leaving oui This Is an ideal stock ranch, with un­
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Mr. and Mrs. R. E . Williams
James Mitchell was in Dallas wick, Wash., is a guest at the H. left Friday for their home in
community for the goods we limited outrange, cattle live the year
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P.
Shriver
home.
Emil
T.
Raddant
was
over
Saturday and Sunday from Falls
can
supply here at home. We around on the range. One of the fin­
Portland .after a visit in this city
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from his farm on the Upper Si­ know we have a good proposi­ est streams In Oregon flows through
City.
Tliurlow Tylersmith and wife, with friends and relatives.
this place. H mile rrom railroad and
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letz Tuesday on a business visit. tion for the advertiser. Since 4 miles from good mill town with a
Mrs. Bratcher, of McCoy of Sheridan, is visiting his sis­
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He
reports
the
bridge
across
the
Dr.
and
Mrs.
A.
B.
Starbuck
the 1st of July we have had market for all kinds of farm products.
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called on Mrs. Nellie Tatom ter, Mrs. Joe Craven.
Siletz river at his farm is com­ several unsolicited testimoni­ This place can be bought very cheap
and Rev. and Mrs. T. H. Star- ^ * * ' * * * * - * ’* ’* ’* ’* ■ * * ‘f r * * * - * * ' * * * * *
the parties are getting too olu to
Tuesday.
and George
Butz
went
pleted and that the formal open­ als In regard to the efficiencey os
. Elmer
n
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buck and daughter, Edith, are
handle It and want to get to town.
ing
will
be
held
tomorrow
.This
Mrs. Gregory is attending the
Some
one can make monev out of this
Where lhe>
. » outlnn .1 Newport.
of the Lmnizer in this respect.
buyer’s convention, at Portland will visit for a week
Miss Dora Elkins is visiting1 Mrs. A. Bitner is enjoying a bridge is a cable bridge and has One merchant advertised a par- and have a fine home. $3500.00 will
Prof. D. M. Metzger and Rev.
visit from her sister from Ger­ been built almost entirely at the ticlar an.'-’le in our paper and on handle It. Call at this office for partic­
this week.
Dr. L. A. Bollman and Dr. V, C. P. Gates and family returned her sister in Portland.
ulars.
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personal expense of Mr. Rad­ Friday noon— the day following
many.
Merle and Glen Holman an.. C. Staats operated on Mrs. Joe Monday from attendance at the
Mrs. Arthur Goode, o f Salem,
dant,
neighbors
contributing
la­
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—
The
Itemizer
w
ill
pay
S
publication— stopped the writei
camp-meeting at Quinaby Park.
Rev. Owen Day left Monday foi Sherwood last Tuesday.
Dr. A. D. Sargent, of Newport,
is spending several weeks here.
bor. It cuts out a very danger­ on tha street and so d . " I ’ve ’ cents per pound for clean cotton
was
registered
at
the
New
Scott
the Siletz.
Mr. and Mrs. Proo i-. and
Mrs. L. Billingsley and Miss
ous crossing and makes the trip heard front my advertisement; rags In large pieces, suitable for wip­
Billie Searles, of Independ­
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Charles Westover and family daughter, Josephine, returned Eva Vail have returned to their ence, was In our town Wednes­ Monday.
from Siletz to King's Valley a sold four this forenoon.” He Is ing machinery.
homes in Portland, after a short
For Rent, two cottages; one much easier and safer one.— T o­
and Al. Carter have returned Iroui Monmouth Sunday.
a constant advertiser, and one COR SA LE —Good clean grocery stock
day.
$8 and one $12 per month.— C. ledo Sentinel.
Rev. V. E. Willings and wife, visit with Miss Ella Carpenter,
from the coast.
who takes a live interest in his 1 In one of the best towns In the val­
Dallas
becomes
famous
L. Crider.
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Mrg Mabel (Grant) Poling
Mrs. Thomas Hayter and Mrs. of Portland, visited his parents,
ads and business. He had ley; good location; will sell right;
through
excellency
of
Gail
came up from Sodaville last
Miss Julia Nunn left Thursday
Dempsey returned Saturday Mr .and Mrs. E. N. Willings.
A big barn on the Warren something that was a good buy, good reasons. Call at thts office for
meals.
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I for a visit with her brother at Wright place , just over the told It to the people, and they, Information.
Mrs. Charles Forrett was tak- week to spend a few days with
from Newport.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Ayers Manzanita Beach,
en
to
the
hospital
Saturday
and
her
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
J.
liket
he
good
business
man­
county line in Polk County,
COR R E N T — My residence, corner of
Mrs. Steusloss and Mrs
dp-
made a business trip to Salem
i Grant.
Uglow and Miller avenues. Olve
Mrs. Lloyd Rice has been vis­ burned down last Friday night. agers they generally are, took
ton, of Salem, visited Mi . Nellii operated on by Dr. Bollman.
Friday.
possession Sept. X.— Barton Z. Riggs.
iting her oarents in Monmouth The place is now owned by a advantage of the opportunity.
Earl Shultz, of Portland, was
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Seymoui
Tatom Wednesday.
Another advertiser.new to our
gentleman named Baumgarden
Hop and prune stoves at the
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Laton and a week-end visitor with his pa- and Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Reynolds Dallas Iron Works. See them the past few days.
columns, tried a small ad to COR R E N T — Stubble pasture for
but
is
well
known
as
the
Warren
ents,
Mr.
a»-'.!
Mrs.
J.
C.
Shultz,
left
early
Thursday
morning
for
Mrs. L. B. Martin has return­
sheep.— Ida M. Ullery.
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daughter motored home from
Wright place. About 95 tons ot move some goods which were ol
before buying.
ed from a visit of several weeks
The Itemizer one year and the Tillamook and the beache8 ior
Tillamook Sunday.
excellent
worth
but
not
of
his
hay
were
stored
in
the
barn
ai
an outing.
COR SALE;— 7-room, modern house
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Crider and at Albany and Mill City.
the time it was burned. Mr. line and dead stock in his store.
Mrs. Peter Berg and chi' er Portland Daily Journal until af­
and lot on Washington street, and
Miss Roxana Fiske returned daughter, Alice, have gone to
The W. C. T. U. held their an­ Baumgarden was in Toledo at He could dispose of them at an some furniture; street Improvements
ter
the
election,
for
only
$2.70.
returned from Summitt, when
nual county convention at the the time, looking for cattle and attractive price to the buyer and and sewer In and paid for.— W. O.
Saturday evening from a so­ Newport for a vacation.
she visited Mrs. Davis.
Mrs. Ed. Day returned from
journ of several weeks at New­
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Miss Beulah Bradway has Methodist church Tuesday.
received the news that the barn still come out even. He put in Ballard, Box 627. Dallas.
F. E. Davis, of the firm oi lalifomia last Friday and have port. Mrs. Fiske and Miss Bu­ been taking a holiday this week
The stork is said to have made was a total loss. It is not known an ad and the first week sold
taken
rooms
in
the
Ramsey
Davis & Horn, was in Saleit
ena will return from there to­ in Portland and Newport.
a 1 visit to a band of gypsies how the fire started.— Toledo half of the articles. The next COR 8 A L E — W hite winter whect and
house.
seed oats.— C. W. Boyle. R. D.
Wednesday on business.
day.
week he changed his advertise­ 2, winter
Mrs. T. A. Riggs and small camped near the city last Satur­ Sentinel.
Rickreall, Ore.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kowles
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night.
ment
and
sold
the
remaining
Misses Nola and Ava Coad
son are up from Portland for a
and
daughter.
Arleta.
have
*oneh
left this week for Bowerview
Stanford B. Taylor, of Dallas half. These are two out of COR R E N T — Furnished housekeeping
Miss Buroken, a trained nurse,
visit with Mrs. S. P. Riggs.
to Garibaldi ..each .or a month-. household
¿ “ “ V a few d
a y . m ”
where they will visit relatives.
who has been caring for Mrs. escaped froih that city and wat many such instances. The his­
days.
rooms, 818 Levens St., Dallas, Ore.,
Mrs. E. S. Skillings, of Port- Shultz, has returned to her seen on the streets of Falls Citj tory of advertising proves, how­ phone 774.
vacation.
| McNamar
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u t the«
sept3*
they con-
Miss Grace Spong has return
Monday. He ran amuck in the ever, proves,ojoas,i>oad,fflifeste
Hop and prune growers, we template making Dallas thelr land, is visiting her mother, Mrs. home jn g aie„,
ed from her two weeks’ vaca
George Muacott, this week.
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COR SA LE — 2 cows. 2 and 4 years o d,
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I John Rennie, of Eugene, has News office and on being accus­ ever, that the spasmodic adver­
tion, which she spent at New invite you to call and see our home in the near future,
one fresh April lsth; other fresh
tiser
can
not
make
the
same
ed
of
being
a
socialist
or
a
pro­
Patronize home industry by been doing our city this week,
new hop and prune stoves.— ; D p Patterson left Friday to
port.
*uly 27th.—C. L. Conlee, Dallas,. 1*
headway
as
the
one
who
keeps
join j^rs. patterson and the chil- buying Dallas hop and prune being Interested in a law suit In hibitionist, declared that he was
Mrs. W. W. Miller has return­ Dallas Foundry.
the Democratic candidate for, everlastngly at it.
the circuit court.
W A N T E D — Steady position as clerk In
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
F.
Holman
re-
dren, who are visiting her pa- stoves.— Dallas Iron Works.
ed from a month's stay at the
In conclusion we want to say "s to r e or similar work by energetic,
county line in Polk county,
Miss
Marjorie
Hayes
has
gone
tunied
from
Newport
Tuesday,
rents
at
Hillsboro.
Mr.
Fred
A
new
well,
20
feet
deep,
has
camp meetings in Portland and
ing to establish a “ corner "on that we are not asking for ad­ hustling young man of family and
where they have been for Mr Engeldinger, of Hillsboro is in to Portland to accept a position juBt been completed in the rear the voting population of Fulls vertising patronage in order that property owner In Dallas; can furnish
Salem.
Holman’s health.
his place at the Fuller Pharmacy in the open air sanitorium at of their shop by the Dalas Meat City.— Falls City News.
we may live or that the town good reference. Inquire of Itemlzer.l*
The Christian Endeavor Soci­
company, and a good flow of
may have a newspaper. We
Miss
Grace
Spong
has
return-
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Mills, of Milwaukie.
eties o f Dallas held a meeting at
water
was
secured.
Miss Linnle Gear has gone to
are not objects of charity, as COR R E N T — A House —J. F. Holmsn.
Library Notes.
the Christian church Sunday ed to her work in Superinten- Spokane, who visited Mr. and
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Misses Marjorie and Dorothy
Portland,
after
selling
her
inter­
yet, ami don’t expect to be very ' Dallas.
dent
Seymour’s
office,
after
her
Mrs.
H.
B.
Shriver
last
week,
The
library
has
just
added
to
evening.
vacation at Newport.
left Saturday for a short visit at est in Dallas Hospital to Miss Bennett returned home Wednes­ Its reference collection Young’s soon. We honestly believe we
day from a visit with relatives in Analytical Concordance to the can give you more than youi I 0 8 T — Baby’s cape, hand embrold-
Mrs. H. G. Watling, of South­
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TTffinw „.wi Monmouth, after which they Van Voorhees.
L ie d . July 25th, in Dallas or on ro
Oregon City. Mrs. W. S. Carey
hampton, Mass., is here visiting
Mr. and Mre. John Uglow and w„, o to Eugene, where Mr.
Collections grven prompt at­ accompanied them home and Bible. This book, which con­ money’s worth when you put to north Dallas. Please leave at this
in bu8ine8s.
her brother, Robert Sachtler family. Mrs_ Johnson Miss May MllU|g
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tention by J. S. Ashbaugo. con- I “ Vii^niaU« a short visit at the tains also index-lexicons to the your advertisement in the Item­ office.
Shelton and several others mo-
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and family.
Old and New Testaments and a izer, and if we did not believe so
tored to Oakdale Sunday.
Henry Gohrke, who has leas-
£ a,lonaI Bank Bennett home,
Not Guilty of Crime.
complete list of Scripture prop­ we would not advise you to use
Mrs. William Sachtler, of
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The
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One o f the nastiest cases ever
Mrs. Cora Repass and grand- der bu„ ding lntendg t0 install a
er names, will be found oi ines­ these columns any more than
Ridgefield, Wash., is here visit­
For Sale— At $85 per acre, 27 and Mrs. J. G. VanOrsdel, o f the timable value to ministers and any of our merchants would ask before a local court was tried
ing her son, Robert Sachtler,
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L „urn cold storage plant and otherwise
Marble Mount. Wash., to visit outfiit for an up-to-date mar­ acres 2 y2 miles from Dallas on Presbyterian Sunday school,had Bible students.
you to buy a pair of shoes that *n circuit court here Wednes-
and family.
her daughter, Mrs. Charles Lun
graveled road; fair house and a party at the home of Mrs. Boyd
The addition of Puffer’s Vo­ he knew wouldn’t wear a week. lay afternoon, being entitled
ket,
will
move
into
the
new
suar-
Rube Boise was burning logs dahl.
ters as soon as they are ready barn; well on porch; 5 acres o f : Tuesday evening. About 15 cational Guidance completes the In the Interest of good business, he State o f Oregon vs. Wiley
last Friday and had to do some
2 and 3 year old prune trees; 4 boys and girls were present and list of books in the teachers’ for the good of the community, VtUlanis, charged with a sta.u-
Miss
Elma
Harris
has
resumed
for
occupancy,
hustling to keep the fire from
acres in grain; good spring year ap seemed to have had a good reading circle course.
These for the defeat o f tlffe mail-order ory crime. The alleged victim
her-duties
as
deputy
county
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p
r
getting beyond his control.
who has round; about 1000 cords stand­ time.
books are available to all teach­ houses in their endeavor to take >f the defendant was the eight-
New Scott
our good money away from Polk /ear old daughter of Mr. Nelson.
During my absence the Sweet cation, which she spent at New-
ers.
onnnnnrM , the
hp opening of ing timber.— A. E. Thompson,
hotel, announces
at Dallas Steam Laundry, tf
Receive Informally.
Shop will be in charge of my port.
New Juvenile Books— "Tik- county, let all the merchants do >f Falls City. The case was Hot
a cafe in connection with the
sister, Mrs. Glore. Your con­
On Wednesday o f this week Tok of Oz,” Baum; “ Mr. Stubb’s more intelligent advertising. submitted to the jury until just
A peculiar and somewhat
Howard E. Day, of Redlands, lining room of the hotel. This
tinued patronage is cordially
Mrs. Gilbert MacGregor and Brother,” Otls;"Fem lcy House.” Put live Items In your ads and before noon today and they
amusing
incident
happened
in
California, who lived here about will be a great convenience for
Mrs. George Gerlinger, at the Richards; “ Rita,”
solicited.— H. O. Veason.
Richards; change the Items as^rour stock brought In a verdict of not guilty
three years ago, has moved back, belated diners and automobile court the other day. A juror home of the latter, gave an in­ "Robinson Crusoe" (illustrated) changes. Select the best me­ shortly after noon.
Mr. and Mrs. John Webster Mr. Day has been traveling in parties from outside the city.
had been accepted by both sides,
dium within your reach. We
and Mr. Webster’s niece. Mrs.
when he turned to the judge formal tea to a number of their DeFoe.
Many farmers are asserting and said: “ I have been sub­ friends. They were assisted in
Serr Case Dismissed.
Adult Books— Western Bird know that we have the best, but
Balch, and daughter. Miss Glad­ California.
After hearing the testimony
Those wishing to pick hops ibat Oregon, or rather the Wil- poenaed as a witness in this receiving and serving by Mrs. Guide; "Bridge o f the Gods,” wish each advertiser to satisfy
ys, o f Michigan, who are spend­
ing the summer here, and Mr. in the Brown yard for Williams lamette Valley has been recent­ case; does that make any dif­ Oscar Hayter. Mrs. 8. B. Taylor, i Balch; “ The Rural School; Its himself on this point. When­ of hte state's two most In port-
and Mrs. Dick Webster left ly Plummer kindly register with iy experiencing the longest dry ference?” The Juror was ex­ Mrs. L. D. Brown, Alice and' Methods and Management,” Cul- ever the country merchant gets ant witnesses ir the case against
I^ouise Miles. Yellow tones pre­ ter and Stone; “ Eyes o f the in as close touch with the con­ Arthur Serr.rharged with a stat­
Wednesday for a two weeks' H. B. Plummer or Frank E. Ker- 8pe|i of its history, as we have cused.
vailed in the dining room, while World,” Wright; “ Kllmeny of the sumer as the catalogue house utory crime. District Attrreny
sey.— Plummer & Williams. 20 not had any rain in this section
stay at Newport.
niases of sweet peas and aspar­ Orchard,” Montgomery; "The does, then he will win the large Sibley requestd that the case be
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Piano Tuning.
agus fern decorated the rest of Story Girl,” Montgomery; “ To end of the trade. How better to dismissed, which was done. The
4th of July. They forget the
W. H. White, of the Reed A the rooms. Owing to the ex­ Love and to Cherish,” Hall;“ The do this than through the home district attorney then requested
summer of 1883 when we were
permission of the court to re­
without precipitation for 90 days French Piano Company, Port­ tremely warm day, the refresh- I .and of Long Ago,” Hall; “ Mak­ pa|>er?
call the grand jury, intimating
from before hay cutting until a f­ land, will be In town during the menu were all of the coolest ing Over Martha.” Lippmann;
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Now is the time to have your that It was his belief that wit­
ter grain harvest. And smoky week beginning August 17th. variety, and the many guests “ The Tinder Box,” Daviess ;“ The
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something fierce, so old settlers All work guaranteed. Leave presented a festival appearance Shuttle,” Burnett ;Essay on Man hop checks printed. Leave your nesses for the state had been
in their light summer dresses.
W . . C Ö ) m p * n y auroem a
and Essay on Criticism, Pope. order at the Itetniser office.
tampered with.
orders at New Scott Hotel.
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Mrs. E. J. Scheetz was a week­
end visitor in Portland.
The Modern, Fireproof Hotel
Is now under new management
The public is cordially invited
to make use of this fine new
hotel and the management
feels sure th at one trial of the
conveniences and service will
convince anyone of its excel­
lence.
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The management calls attention
to the new feature, an abso­
lutely up-to-the-minute
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In
Connection
Special attention given to Sun­
day dinners and luncheons,
auto parties, etc. All white
help.
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