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T hk F a i . ui C ity N kw «, .J unk 13, 1911 ■— ‘f tstnva tía KK 1 .1 w nf'W Ö'fiK Mina I ! 'ili Deal vi«it< «1 I> m iI hn week. STREET G R ID E NOTICE / .■ / *;• ;.• t h in To A. N. Robinson, M. W. Mr. and Mr». Aulitici are visit Chappell estate, George March, fjw Jessie Moyer, J. It. Moyer, Cath ing in Bii kri tl. olic Church. ll<-ud<|uurlcrH for M imm R i c k s i i i i <>f I'ortlitnd i « vis* ., >? To A. J. Wurtzbergar, K. Rob- ¡ting her sister, Mrs. Marry. inson. A. F. Courier and Jeldena Mi-s Kinina Christenson spent ffflV Courter. To C. J. Pugh. Jos. Wankey, Saturday mul Similar In town. estate, Alvina Quick, Chas. E. Just received a car load of extra Parrish. Star-u-Htar shingles at Ci. D Treat. To A. K. Courter and J. Cour Shakes For .Sale— No business ter. FI L. Bancroft, P. Bogard Stove*, Carpels, Ku^5. -j'i and ft. Howard. done on Saturday. M B. Gibson, To Jos. Wankcv. est.. School j Phono '<11. Wall Paper, Tools, Iron ; District No. r.7, S. Cook, Sadie Mr Hh(l MrM Thompson and Pipe and Plumbing Ttm e. S. M. Kratzer. Jas. Fiona! ( j| d M ,k. „ warth „ „ at Goods. L. Frink. I . ./ ,, To Alama A. Quick. Mrs. D.M ' ‘ " ,lir’ Office Fixtures, Sport Graham, MrH. Emma Bancroft. SV. II Dorman is having his ing Goods, Ete. Joseph Floria. Electa Bancroft. ' house painted and decorated, R. Richard S. Ferguson. P. M. |»-u| j„ j 0j „ B the work. Jones, A. K. Courter. J. Rhode- . . . Mrs. Bert Dennis and daughter, barger. To W. W. Ebert, Wilbur P. Lela went to Portland Thursday to 'iWy s'Vi ?J Lewis. N. Ferguson, A. F. Court attend the Rose Festival. er and Jeldena Courter, W. L. Ore. Fire Belief Associ’n,McMinn A R. Htiblmrd in painting 11. C. Gilson estate, L . F’ rink, J. Rhode- ville. F. K. Hubbard, local agent. barger, Richard Roe and John j Brown's residence. Milk and (Team, delivered morn Doe unknown owners o f iots 1. 1'iarik Hayden was in from the 2, 3. 4. 5, and l j a. tract all in ing oi evening. Call phone Blue35. block F\ fronting on Ellis street. ill .v F ranch this week. The Falls City Electric Light A To J. M. Dennis, estate. R. Mrs. W, F. Good of Monmouth Power Co., will sell 10 walls Tnng- Paul. J. W. Halsey, Richard Van- ! was in Falls City Wednesday. ston globes for 35 cents. 00 watt Den Bosch, Joseph Harlan, C* T. Irvin Matthew's of Portland w a «1 West, Dale Bell, Jennie M. Cobb, fjr 50 centi. Chas. Hubbard. J. H. Lewis, I). ini town Saturday on business. Mrs. Lee Sadler left Monday for F. Boje. onu and all other persons r. «»ojtr, on oinvi i" ' .-»oi,.-. in oi 1!. W. Robinson lias sold his j interest, property holders and i y.tllup. Wash., w la-r» she will | f«rm to Martin Smith of Colorado, j owners o f F'alls City, Polk Conn- spend tin' summer. NV„. Finhy ».as moved all his C. C. Gardner from Bridgeport! ty. Oregon, w h o « property is fronting or abutting upon the „ was transacting business in the! streets hereinafter described, household good* l ack from I ort- j city Tuesday. Notice is hereby given, that land to Falls City an 1 intends to J. C. Talbott & Co. H a r d wa re Furniture ; Furnishings C .T A L B O T T & . C O M P A N Y Twentieth Century Prosthesis Anatomically Articulated Dentures M I > Mrs. K. K. Beer.ely went to i the city council o f Falls City, Will not slip or slide when you < Crowley the first of but week to i Oregon, contemplates the pass- chew. I f you are from age o f an ordinance .establishing visit relatives lor a few weeks. grades on the following described Missouri, call Dr. M. L. Thompson, wife and streets and parts o f streets, to- family went to Portland Thursday wit: All that part o f Prospect ave in their auto to attend the Bose nue beginning at the intersection Festival. Office, North Main St. o f Fifth street with Prospect J. K Beeiwly returned Saturday i avenue and running thence east over HarrinKton’sconf. store ( from a week's trip that included to the intersection o f Prospect Crowley, Corvallis, Newport, Salem j avenue with Alder street; All that part o f Alder street ' and Dallas. beginning at the intersection o f For sale, reck-aued red Clover j SALEM , FA LLS CITY & WESTERN Prospect avenue with Alder Seed, 10.1c per pound: choice grey street and running thence north Passenger Train Schedule Kffective Dec. 1.11)13 <>ats. Phone 24155. C. 8. Culk- to the intersection of Alder street Ht 1 HA HI with Fairoaks avenue; ins, Airlie, Oregon. DID. p m . M ill. B in All that part o f Fairoaks ave Salóni . . . r, 35 9 . 4 5 1 .1 0 To loan, by tbn first of July. nue beginning at the intersection 1 1 .0 0 2 . 5 0 5 . 0 0 8 .4 Í» D a lla ,* . . . $11000 at 7 on good farm and 1 1 .3 5 3 .2 5 5 . 3 5 o f Alder street with Fairoaks F u l l . i l 'i t v ■ 8 .5 0 first mortgage only. Call at New avenue and running thence east 1 1 .5 5 Bl'k R o c k . m i m HI Falls City hotel. Hi to the intersection o f Fairoaks KAiTtUH'HD pm am . pm . pm . Art T. Baker left Sunday after avenne with Ellis street; 1 .0 5 Bl’ k Bock All that part o f Ellis street be 9 .3 0 1 .2 5 3 . 4 5 5 . 1 0 F u l l s City. noon for Kansas. We did not ginning at the intersection o f Dallas. . . 1 0 .1 5 2 .0 0 4 .2 5 I L I O loam the section of tlie state lie Fairoaks avenue with Eilis street Sul«*m . . . 1 1 .2 5 3 . 1 5 5 . 3 0 7 .1 5 intended to locate ill. and running thence .south to the Î «# MlNGl » 1 *N. A»l - > Bills are «lue and payable on the intersection o f Ellis street with 1st of tlie month, at the office. A North Main street: All that part o f Sheldon ave ! charge of 5c for each It» c. p. need I M r. H om e Seeker j nue beginning at the south line ■ C O M E T O F A L L S C IT Y . O R E G O N J will tic added to all bills not paid o f the right o f way o f the Salem, I and Buy O rch a rd Land Ion or before the 17th.— F. C, lilec- Falls City & Western Railroad in irie Light iV Power Co. said Sheldon avenue and running thence southeasterly in Sheldon .1 II Glass of Stay ton, Oregon avenue to the city limits o f Falls C a lc tfta r — 3 u n c , 1 0 1 4 former owner of the F h II s City City. Oregon; Suo. Mon. Tun. Weil Thun. fri. Sit. Hotel was in town from Saturday All the above described streets 6 until Monday. Mr. Glass was on a n d parts o f streets being locat- 5 4 1 2 3 10 II 8 12 13 I l.is way to Seaside where he ex- e d a n d situate in the city o f Falls 7 9 City, Polk County, Oregon. 17 18 19 20 ipcil- to engage in the hotel biuii- 14 IS 16 Profiles and plans o f the im ii ess. 26 27 21 22 23 24 25 provement proposed to be made Captain "B u d '’ Wilson wan hero on the above described streets 28 29 30 last Saturday night with Ilia Mex are on file in the office o f the ican War Pictures that were shown Auditor and Police Judge. at the lCureka Theatre. Captain That the city council o f said ‘ Bud’' w a * so favorably ¡m pressed city will sit in the council cham- with tile town that be stopped over ber o f said city on the 16th day o f June. 1914, at the hour o f 7:30 until Sunday afternoon. o ’ clock in the evening o f said day A. G. Atwood, Dentist, This Will t B r in y ib u J. K. Beezely is making arrange ments to move to Newport. “ Pat" Murphy will have chatgo of Mr. liee/, ley's place adjoining Falls City. Mr. Beezely has live«] tn this section all his life anr'l he and What th* ma|?a/Ine la io tha bi«l wife have many friends who modem. automatic nfle. the *tem i gict to see tlieai leave. wind to ihr modem watch, ihr butto»* P E N ! Satisfaction) to the rlertnr N il. ilic wonderful yet simple CRESCENT FILLER w to It fills amt « lo ins itself instantly by meant o< lh« "l rracent Filler * Also the «mont hr si u rtimi; pen— never "hanjrt fir« "or make? a nu-\ but meets every willing need with a pruni«*» that is remar Fineel I l k herd. »rMlitim pointed gold pena <n all pruni* and lor all •u#g--m«niiokfin(, )»* khrrmnf. rtrn.«t.tp)ir, t i t IVitra. U 'W and up. FOR SALE BY B I. Carey was in Tuesday and said that in giving bis age las', week us one of the veterans of tho civil war a mistake was made, that be was 7ti years old instead of 72 as it read. Usually men and eohib - times women, are prone to under rate their age, but we presume that brother Carey has passed that ago and is reoonciled to the fact that “ old ago is honorable” and to live long is to live well. For first class laundry work amt courteous treatment. Patronize a Polk county laundry. Our plant is modern, only competent help employed. Compare these prices with others: Negligee shirts v.ith cuffs attached 10c; pleated with cuflu attached 15c; collars '2.1c; cuffs per pair 5c, basket tea ves Let Hurtling Suit you. Wednesday morning and is retu rn- The best show at the (Jem tonight ed Saturday morning. Agency at Fresh Bread,Cakes,Cookies, Pies, Win. Bohle’s barber shop. Dallas amt other bakery goods, eviry day Steam Laundry, A E. Th'jmpso.n, at the Falls City Bakery. Proprietor. M. L . Thompson flews of jfallsCit^ stay f«»r ever more. \ dinner was given Monday in ho|)(ir o| Rev and M rf. J K Mil- bams and Mrs. Stevenson by Mr. and Mrs. Wiu.-Finley of the Ma- dena hotel. The Company L sijuad of the State Militia went to Dallas Thurs day and joined tho rest of the company and went to Portland Friday. They will parade at the Hose Festival. Misses Lucile Finlay and Leta Dennis entertained their teachers, Misses Wolverton and Mack with a dinner. After tlie dinner they went to the theatre when- they en joyed themselves exceedingly. Mens Furnishings I m ■ i SM 0 M; '/> R ,, Gents Hats, Shirts, Shoes and Oxfords 1 $ We Have the Largest Stock of Shirts in Town We have the Neweht Styles in Straw Hats Golf Shirts in the plain and pleated bosoms; Negligee Shirts; flat, military and auto collars g m I Underwearforthe hot Weather I Balhriggan and Porosknit Underwear; P. Q. A. and Athletic Union Suits. ¡I m m ß y r We have selected from the best lines on ((p^y | ^ the market, and aim to sell on the smallest BETTER” margin, which entitles us to our motto; I C h a s . HARTUNG Exclusive Men’s Furnisher I I, 1 H O T E L A N I» R E S T A U R A N T San»pin R oom » M u eller B u ild in g Com m ercial Trade a Specialty Zbc flftafcena F ü lltC Ü y '« H ow l Mrs. Mae Nichols anaxers. Mrs. Len a L en m s For g o o d e a ts , g o to th o Madena Restaurant In last week's i--ue of the New* we made an error in the Falls Citv Electric Light & Power Co , local. The price should have heen 35c for 40 watt* Tungston globes instead of 30c. - ♦ - ♦ # ♦- - ♦ --- Will Increase Water Supply The city has received 1500 feel of 6-inch water pipe to connect Glaze creek with the present water supply. This will add greatly to tlie water supply and there will b* no slioitage of water. The pipe Wednesday an is lieing place 1 on the ground. Oakdale Items. Farmers aie busy with hay mak- • Mail arrives, from Salem-Dallas, 8.60 a.m., 3:36 p.m. Black Rock, 2 00 p.m. Why Work all Day Sunday When you can get a line chicken dinner at the Madcna restaurantfor 2,5c, or 60c, and nothing to do but eat and enjoy being alive? Try it. Mail close«, for Salem, 0.00 a.m. and 1.00 p.m. Dallas. 9.00 a.m. and 5/H) p.m. Black Rock, 11.00 a.m. > Falls City Lodge No. 148. I. O. O. F .t elected the following officers for tho ensuing term. The officer» elected were: Wm. Finley, Noble Grand; John Hughes. Vice-Grand; Ci. D . Treat, Secretary; George M Tice, Treasurer. Office hours: Sunday only, 9:30 to 10:30 a.m: C L O TH E S C LE A N IN G A N D P KEBSISO I. A. JO H N S T O N CleaningandPressing P a rlo r French Dry Cleaning, Repairing and Alterations. Buttons made for ladies clothes. Work called for and delivered. Phone 126 W m . F inley , Prop. Meals at a ll hour»—best on the market. We make Window and Door Fly Screens in all sizes. They cost little more than cheesecloth. Get our prices. Shop at ihe north end o f the fo otb rid ge A Correction Mrs. and Mrs. Tedric and family are here from Iowa to spend the summer with their mother, Mrs. andjat said time and place to hear Graham and family. and determine objections an i Waltei Diereling who has been remonstrances against the estab- lish m en fof said grades, if any visiting friends here for the past there be, and, fmiT weeks has returned to his That all owners and other per home in Idaho. son in interest may attend at said time and place and show cause if ( Mis* Edith Barnhart is home anv they have, why such propos- again after a stay of thi.ee week* ed grades should not be estab- in Falla City, lished. Mr. and Mrs. W right have re Done by order ot the City turned from a trip to their old Council o f Falls City, Polk Coun home in St. John near Portland, ty, Oregon made on the 2d day bringing with them their house o f June, 1914. hold goods. Witness my hand and the offic ial seal o f said City o f Falls City, Or egon this 5th day o f June, 1914. Post Office Time Card (L . S .) C. W. L e e . Office hours: Daily, except Sun- Auditor and Police Judge o f Falls City, Oregon. lay, 8 a.m. to Ü.30 p.m. Send The News to Your Friends A COMPLETE LTNE OF1 ELLE & . ELLE HEAL ESTATE F . K. Hubbard Realty Company Real Estate bought, sold and exchanged. C ollections, Insurance, Abstracts. N ota ria l work . L egal Documents Prepared. Office, in the Falls C ity New s office. Druggist Says Ta k e Only One Dose’ We want to tell those living in Falls City, suffering from stomach or bowel trouble that we are Rgeuts for the simple mixture of buckthorn bark, glycerine, et«'., known a s Adler-i-ka, the remedy which be came famous by curing appendicitis. This is the most thorough bowel cleanser known and just one dose relieves sour stomach, gas on the stomach and constipation almost i m m e d i a t e l y . You will be surpris ed at the quick action of Adler-i- ka. M. L. Thompson Druggist. For sale, new view camera; or will trade for good cow. Call News office. SEUG’S CLOSES BIG SALE WEDNESDAY. JUNE 17th. Your Opportunity Mail arrives from Salem 8,60a.m. Mail closes lor Salem 9:00 a.m. Kffective May 20, 1914. I I ra 0. M khrmnu , Postmaster. Falls City, Polk Co., Or. TAKE ADVANTAGE