The Gail’s famous meals, 25c.
The New Scott Cafe employes
all white help.
Buy your tile of the Dallas
Brick & Tile Company.
27tf
Y o u can always depend upon K C not to
disappoint you.
T h e double raise make,
Glen O. Holman, attorney at
law. National Bank Building.
doubly certain— nothing is left to "luck.” If the
batter is a little thin, K C will raise it light and
B. F. Butler, aeutist. office over
feathery and it will b e all the better. Jarring the
Fuller’s Pharmacy. Phone 354.
stove or turning the pan around makes no differ­
L. D. Brown was at Gaston
ence— K C sustains the raise until baked.
and Hillsboro Tuesday on busi-
' ness.
W h e n there's a birthday or w edding cake
to bake, or refreshments for reception or party
Sale on groceries? Yes, nj.v
to provide, take no chances—
going on at Holman & Boyd­
ston’s.
m
Use K C
C. O. Shaw and wife went to
Forest Grove Tuesday for a visit
if several days.
Attorney N. L. Butler, of Inde­
The Gail’s famous meals, 25c. pendence, was in the city on
Mrs. A. M. Werner is quite ill. ; business Tuesday.
When You Want Something
Particulary Nice—
The Gall’s famous meals, 25c.'
T A N K B E IN G R U S H E D . •
M. Hayter, dentist, Bank Bid
Contractors Hope to Have New
Dr. E. J. Scheetz, phone 1444.
Sewer System Ready B e ­
fore Fall R a in s Begin.
Meals at all hours, 10 cents
and up, at the New Scott Cafe.
That Dallas can be counted
Hop picking money goes far­
ther at Ilolmau A- Boydston’s. among the most progressive
small cities in the state is clear­
Salt now going on
ly evidenced by the great
Carl J. Lodsden and Rachael amount of improving going on
McCoy, Grand Ronde Indians in this city, and particularly by
were united in marriage by Jus- the construction of the septic
tice of the Peace Hardy Holman tank now being rapidly carried
September 3rd.
on to completion. When flnal-
Jacob Radabarger, an aged ly constructed the tank will
gentleman, died at the home of [ provide Dallas with a model out-
J. C. Talbott, at Falls City Tues- let for its sewer system and will
day morning. The funeral is mark the end of an agitation
being held there today.
that has gone on here for years.
Marriage licenses have heen
This 8eptic tank ls belnS con‘
¡ssuetUhfs week to iIenrv Gartz structed under the direct 8uper-
a,“ ?le£ T)“r! n ffi °IZ
»'
Make the
HURD’S AND THE
OTHER KIND
Your Headquarters
You will find our prices right.
Some Specials:
HOW CHILDREN GROW
children.
Refuse alcoholic substitutes.
HAYTER’S BOOK STORE
428 M A IN
STREET
YOU know and WE know that the best is always the cheapest IF the best grades
are sold at a reasonable profit.
OUR BIG FA LL STOCK
Is filled with Standard Lines that are known as the best and are fully guaranteed
»•
taking no chances upon a mis­
Gaylord G. Godfrey, of Corvallis,
take being made in following
and
Hazel
A.
McKee,
of
Inde­
Edgar
Winters
has
returned
Dr. C. L Foster, dentist, Dallas
out the plans and specifications
pendence.
City Bank building. Phone 931. from a visit of several months
and is almost constantly on the
i in Eastern Oregon.
ii . il . , c -
I scene of work. Barham Bros.
Clyde and George Kelty, of
M
other
F
igh
ts
for
Ch.ld.
a
local contracting firm, Is doing
Mrs. Iva Vineyard, of Seattle,
McCoy, were in town Tuesday.
Frustrated
in
her
attempt
to
the
WOrk. Their bid amounted
is visiting her parents, Mr. and
Walter L. Tooze, Jr., Lawyer,
gain possession of her child by t0 $ 5 , 500 . Mr. Taylor’s esti-
Items of interest From Dallas
j
Mrs.
Carl
Swenson.
Rooms 8-9, National Bank Bldg.,
force, Mrs. Marion Bowers, of niate of the cost at the time the
and Polk County.
Dallas. Oregon.
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Eat your Sunday dinner at Portland, is now fighting in the plans were made was $5,573.
the
New
Scott
Cafe.
It’s
cheap­
courts to secure it. Little Mar­ The tank is so arranged that it
Special attention given to ban­
er and less bother.
ion, the woman’s 4-year-old will be able to take of three
The Gail’s famous meals, 25c. quets and dinner parties at the
New Scott Cafe.
Millinery Opening Sept. 12th daughter, has been living at the times the present flow of the
Grandma Shultz is quite sick
j at Mrs. Toner’s. Complete lint home of Mr. and Mrs. M. B. sewer system of this city, which
Millinery Opening Sept. 12th | of Fall and Winter hats.
. again.
Grant in this city for nearly a insures an adequate outlet for
it Mrs. Toner’s. Complete line
year, the mother haying placed tlie sewage of Dallas for years
White gloves cleaned, 10 cents of Fall and Winter hats.
J. L. White the electric mag­ her in their care while she was j to come. Several important
a pair.— Phil. Begin.
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nate from Albany, was in the employed at a hotel in this city, changes in the sewer mains
Mrs. Thomas Stockwell has
Earl Shultz has returned been confined to her bed for the city on business Tuesday.
Recently Mrs. Bowers secured have been made with a view to
home from Portland.
Leon Elders, a former Dallas a divorce from Roland Bowers doing away with the backing up
past two weeks with illness.
boy, but now residing in Taco­ in the circuit court at Portland, of the flow In the winter when
Ralph Bennett, son of Chas
Dr. and Mrs. A. B. Starbuck,
the decree giving her the cus­ the pipes are called upon to
Bennett, went to Portland today. Rev. and Mrs. T. H. Starbuck ma, is visiting in the^ity.
Mrs. Gertrude Sebring has tody of the child. Last Satur­ carry their full capacity owing
The venerable Rev. J. H. tnd Miss Edith Starbuck spent
day Mrs. Bowers and her mother
Cornwall is again quite poorly. Sunday with relatives in West been called here by the serious called at the Grant home and to the rains.
Bonds for this purpose were
illness of her mother, Mrs. Eliza
L. B. Stone, of McMinnville, Salem.
asked to see the little girl. When j authorized in the sum of $7,500.
Schultz.
visited with J. E. Bloom between
John A. Jeffrey, Democrats
Mrs. Grant brought her out oi The total cost, however, will not
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hayter another room the mother grab - 1 exceed $6,500, figuring in sal­
trains Sunday.
candidate for attorney general,
and
W.
V.
Fuller
have
returned
bed the child and rushed out­ aries, site and the actual cost of
Millinery Opening Sept. 12tl will speak in the circuit court
from an auto trip through Til­ side the house, where an auto construction, hurried along by
at Mrs. Toner’s. Complete lin room Saturday night after the
lamook county.
was waiting and they sped away Barham Brothers as rapidly as
band concert.
of Fall and Winter hats.
toward Salem. The Sheriff s | ¡s consistent with good work-
Mrs.
S.
Sandstone
and
daugh­
Rev. and Mrs. George H. Ben­
Mrs. L. F. Keith, of Salem, ar­
ter, of Portland, visited at the offlee was notified and the sher-. nianship, and will be completed
nett
will
return
from
Tacoma
rived here Sunday for a visit
at Salem was asked to appre- j beiore October 1st.
Saturday. Mr. Bennett will 1 home of Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Ellis iff
with her son, “ Bob” Keith.
hend the party, which he did at
_______________
a
few
days
this
week.
conduct the regular services at!
the bridge. The child wasl
Com m ence D rillin g Soon,
Mr. and Mrs. Crawford, of Sa­ the Methodist church Sunday.
Mrs. Alice Dempsey and Mrs. brought back to this city and
George Emery, president of
lem, were over Sunday visitors
D. O. Bronson returned Monday again placed in the custody of ^he Oregon Oil and Pipe Line
For the next four weeks the
at the B. F. Preston home.
people of Dallas will have an op­ from a visit of several weeks at the Grants. Action was then Company, was out from Port-
B. C. Hiestend, formerly in the portunity to buy staple groceries Duval and Kenewick, Wash.
commenced in the juvenile land several days this week, as-
laundry business in Dallas, is re­ at extremely low prices at Hol­
George E. Corson, proprietor court in this city in an effort to sisting in the preparations for
ported quite ill at Corvallis.
man & Boydston’s great stock- of the New Scott hotel, has re­ prove that the mother was not a the resumption of drilling on
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Thompson reducing sale on Main street.
turned from a business trip to fit person to have the custody the Whiteaker farm, south of
and Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Muir
Eastern Oregon and Southern and training of the little girl. Dallas. Three large cables ar­
Word was received here Washington.
The case came up for hearing rived Monday to be used in the
motored to Corvallis Sunday.
Tuesday that Mrs. Ella J. Metz­
Wednesday, but was continued
Will Harrington, of The ger, of this city, had been ap­
Dr. A. M. McNicol left this af­ to give the mother opportunity work and operations will com­
Dalles, who has been visiting pointed a member of the advis­ ternoon for Portland to attend a to produce witneses to substan­ mence in a few days, upon the
relatives here, left for home ory committee of the Republi­ committee meeting of the state tiate her claim of good charac­ arrival of an expert driller from
California.
osteopathic association of which ter.
Friday.
can state central committtee.
he
is
chairman.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Shriver left
Now is the time to save mon­
R. L. Chapman, undertaker at
Sunday for a visit of several Dallas, in i peaking with a citi­
Claud T a y lo r Buried.
The Crider, Catherwood and
ey. Buy at Holman & Boyd­
weeks with their daughter ii zen of Monmouth regarding his Black & Robbie garages have
The body of Claud C. Taylor, ston’s sale now, on.
Seattle.
prune orchard, remarked that it kindly offered to store autos who died at the Dallas hospital
NOTICE.
Mr. and Mrs. Lew Cates and had averaged $81 an acre for free, night or day, for visitors to Saturday night from peritonitis
resulting from an attack of ap­
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Martin spent twenty years. This is a pretty the county fair next week.
To Whom It May Concern, Greeting«:
pendicitis, was taken to Port­ Whereas, the State Board of Fish
the latter part of last week in good record and prunes are
Mrs. Ella J. Metzger returned land Monday, where the funeral
and Game Commissioners ls Introduc­
money makers.-Monmouth Her­ Monday evening from McMinn­
an outing in the Siletz basin.
occurred Tuesday, under the ing Into and stocking with California
ald.
ville, where she had been at the auspices of the Brotherhood of (valley or little bluelquail Multnomah,
Mrs. Thomas Stockwell was
taken to Portland today to con­
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Crider, of bedside of her mother, Mrs. Jos. Locomotive Engineers, of which Clackamas,Washington, Yamhill, Polk,
Marlon, Benton, Linn and Lane coun­
sult a surgical specialist.
Sail Jose, and Walter Crider, of Hoberg, who is in poor health.
organization he was a member. ties in the State of Oregon, and
Los
Gatos,
California,
arrived
At the last session of the Mr. Taylor was employed as a Whereas the State Board o f Fish
Frank Johnson, of Oakland,
and Game Commissioners is desirous
Cal., an old school mate of Capt. here last Thursday, being called county court permission was motorman on the S. F. C. & W., of
protecting the California (valley or
by
the
serious
illness
of
their
son
and
had
resided
in
this
city
but
granted
Yamhill
county to
Conrad Stafrin, visited him
little blue) quail In said Mu'tnomali,
and
brother,Chauncey
L.
Crider,
use the rock crusher, which is a few months, having come here Clackamas, Washington,Yamhill, Polk,
last week. Wednesday Mr. Staf­
rin and Mr. Johnson motored to who is suffering from blood j now located near the Yamhill from Roseburg. He was a vet­ Marlon, Benton, Linn and Lane coun­
poisoning. Mr. Crider’s condi­
eran of the Spanish-American ties in the State of Oregon;
Salem.
Now, therefore, notice ls hereby
tion is much improved, so much line.
war, having served as a gunner
by said State Board of Fish and
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Muscotl, so that Walter will leave today
Miss Winnie Hargrove has on Commodore Dewey’s flagship given
Commissioners that the open
Jr., and little daughter, return­ to return home, but the parents returned to her employment as the Olympia, during the battle Game
season for pursuing, hunting or killing
ed to their home at Black Rock will remain at least another, stenographer in the law offices of Manila Bay. Besides a widow California (valley or little blue) quail
Tuesday, after spending a few week.
of Brown, Sibley & Belt, after a and one small son, he leaves In said Multnomah, Clackamas, Wash­
Yamhill, Polk, Marlon, Benton,
days in Dallas.
week’s vacation,which she spent mother and a sister, residents of ington,
Linn and l^ane counties in the State
Mandamus proceedings will
Miss Gertrude Irwin, of Sa­ be instituted against Judge Bush- in Salem.
Portland. He was aged 39 of Oregon is suspended from October
1st, 19 V , to October 31st, 1914; and 11
lem, has been a guest of Mrs. ey within a few days to compel
Cards have been received in years.
is and will be unlawful to pursue, hunt
George H. Mitchell this week. him to comply with the provis­ this city announcing the mar­
or kill any of said California (valley
Miss Irwin has been employed ions of the widow’s pension law. riage of Charles Boyd, of Duvall,
J. M. W atson Dead.
or little blue) quail in any o f the
as teacher of music in the Dallas The action will be brought by Washington, to Miss Hazel Gay-
J. M. Watson, aged about 80 counties In the State of Oregon herein
enumerated during the period of time
schools for the coming year.
District Attorney Ringo. When nor, of that city. Mr. Boyd is a years, died at 4 o ’clock this above specified. And any and all per
morning
at
his
home
near
the
Everything in groceries, flour the law went into effect in June, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Boyd,
sons whomsoever so pursuing, hunt­
rock crusher, after a short Hi­ ing or killing such California (valley
brooms, stone and aluminum 1913, Judge Bushey refused to former residents of this city.
nes with typhoid-pneumonia. or little blue) quail in violation of this
ware on sale for a few weeks. comply with the provisions of
Through the courtesy of the He had resided in this vicinity notice shall be prosecuted as by law
The guarantee of quality which the law, saying that the county
provided.
has always been maintained by did not have money to be ex-j county court and enterprise of about three years, coming here
STATE BOARD OF FISH AND
the
commercial
club
seats
were
from Corvallis, and was a mem­
GAME COMMISSIONERS,
us still holds good on anything pended in this way and that he
Floyd Bllyeu, Commissioner.
purchased, regardless of price.— was doing the same thing in his j placed on the court house lawn ber of the Odd Fellows lodge of By
H. H. Clifford, Commissioner.
own way by other means. The for use of the spectators at the that city. Funeral services will By
Holman & Boydston.
By
B.
E. Duncan, Commissioner.
matter
was
never
questioned
un
- 1 band concert last Saturday be held at the residence at 2 Dated at Portland, Oregon, July 17,
Claude Ellison and Frank Bar­
night. The seats will be left o ’clock Saturday afternoon; A. D. 1914.
*
rett motored to Albany Sunday til a case was brought to the at­ there until rainy weather.
interment in the Odd Fellows
tention
of
the
district
attorney
and spent the day with friends.
Notice.
cemetery.
Coming back in the evening recently, that of a widow who
In the County Court o f the 8tate of
wants
a
pension.
As
a
result
Oregon for Polk County, Juvenile De­
they got caught in the rain and
Ladies W ill Help at Fair.
Lodge Notice.
partment.
found the roads so slippery that the district attorney will bring
At a meeting of the officers
A stated communication of In the matter o f Marlon Bowers, an
traveling was rather slow, but action to compel the judge to
alleged Dependent Child.
they got home in time to go to comply with the provisions of and directors of the Dallas Jennings Lodge No. 9 A. F. & A. To Roland Bowers:
the law.— Salem Capitol Journal. Woman’s Club held in the as­ M. will be held Friday,Sept. 11th. You are hereby notified that a peti­
work Monday morning.
sembly room of the library Tues­ All members are requested to be tion lias been filed In the office o f the
day afternoon, Mrs. Ella J. present. Visitors welcome. By Clerk of said Court setting forth that
Marlon Bowers Is a Dependent Child.
Metzger, president of that or­ order of the W. M.
You are further notified that the
ganization, appointed the fol­
Walter S. Muir, Secy.
matter o f said petition will be called
lowing members to serve on the
up before the Honorable J. B. Teal.
Judge o f said Court, In the court house
general committee at the county
at Dallas, Oregon, for hearing, trial
fair next week: Mrs. H. C.
and such disposition as may be proper
Eakin, Mrs. H. L. Crider, Mrs. J.
In the premises on the the 25th day
R. Allgood, Mrs. Oscar Hayter,
of September A. D. 1914, at the hour
of 1:00 o ’clock P. M„ or as soon there­
Mrs. Asa Robinson, Mrs. George
after as the matter can be heard,
Scott and Mrs. W. D. Collins
when and where you may appear and
The committee appointed tc
resist the same If you see fit.
look after the pioneer work
ASA B. ROBIN80N, JR.,
County Clerk.
comprise the following ladies:
Three years ago Hurd’s fine
Mrs. Hugh Black, Mrs. Willis stationery was practically un­
Simonton and Mrs. I. F. Yoa­ known in Dallas.
Advertised Letters.
Linen Torchon Laces............ 3c
kum.
Letters remaining unclaimed
Today it is safe to say that
when nine-tenth of the people at the Dallas postofflee at the
40c Lace trimming...............29c
of this city think of stationery, close of business September 8 ,
12c Cambric............................ 9c
they think of the name “ Hurd.” 1914:
20c Pillow T op ...................... 10c
Mr. Joseph Corbett,
That is what advertising does,
Children grow by nourishment—no«
Mr. Galloway,
75c Child’s Dresser.............. 50c
overloaded stomachs or rich foods but when it is backed by good goods.
Mr. M. D. Jones,
qualities tliat are readily converted into
“ Hurd’s” means good station­
Boracic Acid, per b ox ............ 5c
life-sustaining blood; too often their
Mr. Frank Jones,
digestive powers cannot procure these ery—and good stationery means
Thos. King,
Sterling Liquid Silver...........10c
qualities from ordinary foods which results | tatisfied customers.
Mrs. Lawrsten,
in weakness, dullness and sickness.
We are now showing the new
Talcum Pow der.. .10c, 15c, 25c
Mrs. Rachael Morris,
If your children are under-si», under­
weight, catch cold easily, are languid, Fall styles and shades in this
Mrs. G. N. Nettalman,
I.sundry Soap..............7 bar 25c
hackward, pale or frail, glee them Scott’ s beautiful paper.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm .Scholl,
Emulsion which is pure medicinal nourish­
And on dishes get our prices
Mr. N. P. Smith.
ment. It sharpens the appetite, builds
healthy flesh. Arm muscles and active
Mr. Bill J. Van Lee.
brains.
Scott’
s
it
growing
-
fool
tot
first.
V. P. Flake,
ASH VARIETY STORE
First!
Q ualify
Postmaster.
Fall G o o d s a re H ere
In great variety for the
Ladies and Misses
W e H a v e a Big S to ck o f
Men’s Furnishings
For Fall
Dress Goods, Coats, Suits, Shoes,
Hose,
PACKARD
SHOES
The Kind that W ear
JO M O
SHO ES
For R o u gh W ork.
Buster Brown Shoes
For Boys and Girls
The Kind that Wear
We have the very latest
in C oats and Suits. All
we ask is to have you
look at them before you
buy. At all prices from
$5 to $25
A M E R IC A N
GENTLE­
M EN SH O ES.
For
(
A fine line of Silks and velvets
for trimming.
Men’s Suits at Ladies’ Coals
$15 to $20
and Suits
D o n ’t pay m ore for suits
that are no better.. R e ­
member, ninety per cent
of M e n 's suits sold in the
cities are sold at these
prices.
We guarantee
the best suits at these
prices to be had in D allas
Mackinaws, Auto Hoods
and scarfs, Silks.
Underwear; Hose, Dress Shirts,
Gloves, Mackinaws, Rain Coats,
Suits, Shoes, Hats, and many other
lines.
C om fo rt and
W ear
American Lady Shoes
The Kind that W ear
Rain Coats
Som e of the new, dres­
sy rain coats are here.
Just the th in g for w inter
wear.
MACKINAWS
W e are selling a lot of
M a c k in a w s.. .O u r prices
m ust. be. lower, th an
others.
COM PARE THEM
C U S H IO N S O L E S H O E S
F o r Ladies
long
S ty lish but Com fo rtable
The Best Goods
at a Reasonable
Price
Is The Rule at the
Dallas Mercantile Company
Osteopath
Forces Recognition.
Dr. Van Brakle went to the
circuit
court
recently with
writ of review to test the power
of state board of health to oust
him as Clackamas county
health ofllcer and won another
decisive victory.
This fight between the state
board and Oregon City medicos
on one hand and Dr. Van Brakle
on the other has been progress­
ing for a year. Three attempts
have been made to oust him, but
each have failed.
After the decision Dr. Van
Brakle said:
“ This clean-cut and conclu­
sive decision is gratifying to me.
In reversing the removal order
of the state board of health, the
circuit court has sustained the
county court and myself In the
opinion that my removal under
TO VOTE OREGON DRY:
such artificial and false charges
would have been not only a
gross miscarriage of justice to­
ward myself as health ofllcer,
but also toward the public whom
I N SALEM—Bostne*»
I N S A L E M — Drunk­
I have done my best to serve, de­
enness has decreased
ls far tx.ier thsn when
spite the unending embarrass­
In rstio o f six to one
the tow n w ss wet,
ing efforts of a few of the local
since the town wont
th r e e lending m er­
dry.
medical men and of a bitterly
chants say.
partisan state board. I have
Paid A d v s r t l __ al by Committee of Oae
felt throughout the controver­
7 « Morass Batidlas. Portland Orados
sy that if only I could get the
matter before an impartial court
the manifest injustice and ille­
gality
of
the
proceedings
brought against me would be­
come so (mediately evident that
Collections given prompt at­
Charles Blakesley and a motor
there would be no question as
to the outcome.”
tention by J. S. Ashbaugh. con­ load from Corvallis called jm
stable, Dallas National Bank A. E. Thompson and wife Sun­
Am I My
Brother’s
Keeper?
a Yes! You Are—
Provided he is addicted to liquor
m
mmm
The Qail’a famous meals, 26c.
building, room 22.
day.
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