TUT
.a
uses
Wired.
F o r
lectric
Light
Act
Cost
This Offer Good For 30 Days
Beginning October 20
The use of Tungsten Lamps has reduced the cost of electric light,
bringing it within reach of all. -
75 per cent of the families in Dallas are now using Electric Light.
The only reason why ALL. are not using it is because many houses
are not wired.
Therefore, in order to assist the owners of these houses in wiring, we
have made arrangements to wire houses AT ACTUAL COST as per the
following instructions:
Proposition A
A five-room house, wired complete
with five drop cords, 16 candle
power lamps, and three ornamen
tal glass shades,
Proposition B
A six-room house, wired complete
with six drop cords, 16 candle
power lamps, and three ornamen
tal glass shades,
Special Price $12.00 Special Price $13.50
You can have a wall switch installed on any of the above lights for
a small additional cost.
Prices on application for fixtures installed complete on either of the
above propositions.
The wiring will be installed in a first-class manner by thoroughly
reliable workmen.
Larger and more elaborate installations at proportionately low prices.
For further particulars call up our
New Business Department, Phone 24
NO
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3a
ION
BEST INSTITUTE EVER
, .rmTrrnilS. BIG ATTEND-
ANCE, AND ENTHUSIASTIC UOBK.
Teacher from Other States Speak I"
Praise of Polk County .u..
Uonal Meeting-
ThTeachor's Annua, instuute for
Polk County, whlcn wa "r
week, was pronounced by f
present to be one of the best, .U
best, every held In the county. Many
teachers from other siaiea, - -
.I,.lrer1 it Was thC
recent arnvaia, u ,im1
best institute they had ever attended.
This speak, well for Oregon.
The loyalty ot me -
teachers was In evidence a.
teacher excepting two in , the . county
o. m attendance the entire time and
always In the building on time
The department worn ui
. . .. hnve the average,
ent lnsirucom - -ui
and the lectures before the general
assembly by L- R- Aiaerma... - -
v,Q npxt State Superintend
ent; Superintendent J. H. Ackerman,
and H. A. Adrain ol Ban.
.....,. thA best ever.
uaiuori.ia,. nc.w - ...i.i,
teachers returned to their schools with
a greater Interest In their worn ...
. 7. . - ..... .,v and much
cmiaren 01 me i
good will be accomplished this year in
the schools. I
The primary lessons given by Miss
Florence Akin of "the Salem schools
were Just what the teachers needed
and all were pleased with Miss Akin
and her work. Superintendent row
ers gave the teachers some solid
. t o m nil of the departments
and many teachers will return to their
schools better prepared to teacn
subject, as Superintendent Powers al
ways delivers the goods.
Assistant State Supermtenaem
Carlton gave four lessons on History,
Literature and the Classics which
were much appreciated by those in
the advanced department.
State Superintendent J., i.
man's address before the general as
sembly on "The Public scnuu.s,
Vision of the Future" was one of the
best addresses ever given before an as
sembly of teachers, and gave much en
couragement to the teachers. All
napd their appreciation
of the excellent work Superintendent
Ackerman has given the scnoois u.
Oregon the past twelve years ana aisu
raeement and assistance.
When Superintendent H. C. Seymour
secured Mr. H. A. Adrain, of Califor
! for this Institute, he did some of
his' best work for the teachers of the
county, as Mr. Adrain's work botn in
t-h rio!,rtmpnts and In the general
o-somhlies was such that all teachers
and many citizens who were present
rtoonrlBrl of Superintendent Seymour
that he secure Mr. Adrain for next
f if nnssible. Mr. Adrain Is truly
nil that has been claimed for him, and
is doing much for the education of the
children of the United States.
Th lpntnrf. civen bv Mr. Adrain on
"Luther Burbank and his Wonderful
Work," at the Vaudette Theater, witn
th. nlctures of Mr. Burbank's garden
and plants was a treat that does not
rt manv mnrA than once in a
UU.IIU ,... j
lifetime.
Superintendent Seymour outlined
the work that he is trying 10 nuve
out bv the teachers of the
county this year and many schools will
be Improved and bettered along tne
lines of sanitation, ventilation, spell
ing, attendance, and general inure.
In the school work.
The committee on resolutions gave
the following report which was adopt
ed:
'To The Teacher's Association of
Polk County: We, your committee on
resolutions beg to submit the follow
ing:
"Resolved, that we beliovo In the
mission of the teacher as a paramount
interest to the welfare of the Stale, In
that we begin the education of Its fu
ture citizens in the public schools.
"That we believe the State ought to
furnish ample opportunity for the
teachers to prepare themselves for this
Important work.
"That we hereby express our appre
ciation of the most excellent instruc
tion furnished us by Superintendent
J. H. Ackerman, Mr. II. A. Adrain,
and the other Instructors of the Insti
tute. That we express our thanks hereby
to the good citizens of Dallas for their
kind hospitality.
"That we commend the work of our
Superintendent Seymour for his un
tlrlnir efforts to Improve the schools
of our county and we recommend rlint
all the schools take part In the spell
ins contests to be held during the year,
also that each teacher endeavor as far
as possible to carry out the directions
of Superintendent Seymour with re
gard to school sanitation.
'That our thanks are extended to
the Board of Directors of the public
schools of Dallas for the use of their
school building for this meeting."
School Officers' Meeting.
The annual School Officers' Conven
tion which was held in Dallas on Sat
urday was not as well attended as
some In the past, but over forty dis
tricts were represented and the Inter
est was eood. Had the day not been
one on which every farmer thought
he must work, and had It been rainy,
every school district in the county
would have been represented.
.... h Throat and D'r Hackina;
...... m the Ch.t. Irriuno- famlljr.
Tlgntne.. - arable n.
...,..h means a
Vr-V
wmm
nl I A f?
orehouna yrup.
V .DdV forth. Throat and Lungs.
Is An Effective'"-" '
w , the chest. Inflamed lungs, difficult breathln .,
, the throat, tightness In tne ,nflUemc. to the sore lungs, prol "?
""Tu in Three Sixes, 2Sc 50c and $1.00 per Bottle.
PUt P , flve tlmeB as much a. tM o alae, aad you get with each bo,,,,
-"3-for the chest. -
Dr. Herrick Bed r V rKOPBIETO Mvx,, Mo.
JAMFS F. BALLARD .
TTthe Eyeb.ll. Weak Sight, Sm.rtln. S.,tlo. I. E
JTOT st - ,e 9tepu
. -U . 7 11
'rt nuMfMDtO CV 5
t nr
CONRAD
STAFBIN
Aaiies the dough
nd compile with
all pure food law.
mm
LMill.ltlJIIiI'Lii
uusrnfNT MFG. CO,
Makers of MAPLEINK
(better than Maple).
things
course
DALLAS STATION TIME CARD
SOUTHERN PACIFIC.
LEAVING DALLAS.
Passenger No. 74.
Passenger
No. 76.
..6:55
. .2:30
m.
m.
, ARRIVING DALUs
Passenger No. 77 ji...
Passenger No. 75 1:20
.7:35 a.
.8:15 a.
Gnnerln-
ganlzation of County "
tendents. , ,.,, ..
'That we most heunu.v -
the Normal training of.n.--
and would most earnestly u..
the state make such provision as wi U
secure such training lor sue.
"That this is a practical
.,. ,i,.mnnd for mu u.i.r
u,ul .". , ' . . ", rh lines, and we
our cniiureu . o.""b
believe that there are m.u j
. i.nlilie school
which are unnecessary, and un.m.mt-
ant, and that we urge tne nuoim.
a course in Manual Training, Domes
tic Science and Art, and Klenumtan
Agriculture.
That we heartily favor the creation
f a County High School Fund and
urge the support at the coming e.. i.
tion of the measure providing for such.
"That we extend to our State Super
intendent, J. II. Ackerman, our heart
...... hnt. nnd ni.ureciation for the
most excellent nnd untiring work he
has given the schools of the state ui..
,.. hi tw.ive vears as State Superin-
. p ui,iin tnsl ruction, and
lenuei.i -1 "'- -
that we wish him the best of success
In what ever field of work he may
undertake."
T. W. Brunk was re-elected i resi
dent of the Association, S. L. Stewart
was elected Vice-President, and II. C.
Sevmour, Secretary.
INSTITUTE REPORTER.
SALKM
Knst llounil.
TRAIN NO. 1.
Lv. Dallas
r West Salem
TRAIN NO. 3.
Biack nock .10:5; J-
Lv.KullsClty j.40 a
r,v. Dallas
. West Salem
TRAIN NO. 5
Lv. Falls City
Lv. Dallas
Ar West Salem
TRAIN NO. (.
Lv. Falls City J;B P-
Ar. Dallas '35 p'
TRAIN NO. 9. (Sunday Only.)
,. - . . . .7:35 a
Lv. Dallas
c..t,m o-10 a
AT. vveoi.
l'WIXS C1TV & WliHTKKN UY.
West Bound.
TRAIN NO. 2.
Lv. West Salem
L.v. imiiM H,
Lv. Falls City
Ar. IJiacK hock 10;J5l4
TRAIN NO. 4.
Lv. west Baiem -u . ,
- - r
.3:00
.3:35
.4:15
m.
m.
(Sunday Only.)
11:45 a. m.
12:00 a. m.
,' 12:35 p. m.
I 1:15 . m.
(Sunday Only.)
4:00 p. m.
4:15 p. m.
4:60 p. ni.
5:30 p. m.
TRAIN NO. 11
Lv. Hlack Rock
Lv. Fulls City . .
Lv. Dallas
Ar, West Salem .
TRAIN NO. 13
Lv. lilack Rock
Lv. Falls City ..
Lv. Dallas
Ar. West Salein .
Train No. 3 connects at Dallas With
way points.
.. ... i.t. ni
T.v. Dallas t-u .
Ar. Falls City jJJ
TRAIN NO. 6,
T .. Galam ....
taw. '-asp. a
L,v. uauas IMn
Ar. Falls City 6:50 a.
TRAIN NO. 8, (Sunday Only)
Lv. West Salem ..9:00n
Lv. Dallas 9nju
Lv. Falls City 10.15 u
Ar. Black Kock 10:n
TRAIN NO. 10. (Sunday Only.)
Lv. West Salem l:ll u
Lv. Dallas 2:!p.l
Lv. Fulls City J:HM
Ar. Dlack Rock ...8:10 m
TRAIN NO. 12. (Sunday Onlj.)
Lv. West Salem 5:50 n
Ar. Dullas 6:30 p.
morning train from Portland m
If You Have Any Doubt
of the merit of Dr. Bell's Tinc-Tar-Honey
one bottle will remove that
doubt and your cough at the same
time. Look for the bell on the bottle.
It Is the genuine. Sold by Conrad Staf-rin.
Legal blanks for sate at this office.
XirtUe to Creditors.
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned has been duly appointed ad
ministrator of the estate of (lust Svet,
alias Ous Svat, deceased, by the Coun
ty Court ot tne mate 01 urcgmi i"
Polk County, and has iiualilied.
aii iu.ruo..H hiivini? claims against
the said estate are hereby notified to
present the same duly verified, to
gether with the proper vouchers
therefor, to the undersigned adminis
trator at his office In the City ol Dal
las, in said County, within six months
from the date of this notice.
Dated and lirst published October
18, 1910.
Tt. L. CHAPMAN,
Administrator of the estate of (Just
Svet, alias tins Svat, deceased.
Oscar llayter, Attorney.
INDF.PKN DUNCE &
Dallas
LEAVING DALLAS
Passenger No. Iij . . .
Passenger No. 09 . . .
P!iKoni'r No. 71 ...
LEAVING INDEPENDENCE.
i...Q,.n.r No. 4 G:00a. m.
. .8:30 a.
..1:00 p.
..7:25 p.
Passenger No. 08. . ,
Passenger No. 70. . .
.10:1.0 a.
. 6:15 p. m.
MONMOUTH KY.
Division.
ARRIVING DAI.U-
Passenger No. 64 (:!Ui
Passenger No. 68 ll llii
Passenger No. 70 t:l'.n
ARRIVING INDEPENDENT
Pnssoneer No. 65 Mill
Passenger No. 69 1:11m t
Passenger No. 71 ....I:00
Alrlle Division.
LEAVING AIRME.
Passenger No. 62 8:15 a, m.
Passenger No. 72 4:05 p.m.
LEAVI NG 1 NDEPENDENCE
Passenger No. 1 7:00 a. m,
"""Train No. 691eaving Dallas at 1:00 p. m. connects at Monmoull.
Alrlle. Trains Nos. 62 and 72 from Alrlle connect at Monmouth to K
las and way points.
ARRIVING UOR
Passenger No. 01 Mlu
Pnssenger No. 73 1:11m
ARRIVING INDEPENDEit
Passenger No. 62 Mi"
Passenger No. 72 :"M
! II O V K S S I O N A I. CAIll) 8.
Notice of Final Settlement.
Notice is hereby given that the un-
tate of Ellinor Williams, deceased, has
niea nis nnai account in me l ouniy
Court of the State of Oregon for Polk
Countv. and that Wednesday, the 2d
day of November. 1910, at the hour
of ten o clock In the forenoon of said
day, at the Court room of the said
County Court in the City of Dallas,
Oregon, has been appointed by said
Court as the time and place for the
hnrin? nf nli1nitlnn-i tn thu anlil fl,,.il
account nnd the settlement thereof.
JOIl.v Irt.AKI H V lLil.IA.MM,
Administrator of the estate of
Ellinor Williams, deceased.
Oscar Hayter, Attorney.
Dated and first published October
4, 1910.
Administratrix' Notice of Appointment
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon for Polk County.
In the Matter of the Estute of Hen
ry Howell Hayden, deceased.
To all whom it may concern notice
Is hereby given that the undersigned,
Jemima Hayden. has been appnintid
as the administratrix of the estate of
lli.nrv lli.ull VI.,.-,l..n .1 1 ...
of Polk County, Oregon, and all p. r-
sons having claims against the said
estate are hereby notified to nrmm
the same to the undersigned at Eola I
Polk County, Oreeon. dulv verni. i !
ATTORNEY AT LAW
OSCAR HAYTER
Rooms 5 and 6, Uglow Bldg.
Dallas Oregon
ATTORNEY AT LAW
WALTER L. TOOZE, JR.
Office in Wilson Bldg.
Dallas
Oregon
ATTORNEY AT LAW
L. D. BROWN
Abstracts promptly made.
Notary Public, Collections
Mill St. Down-stairs. . Dallas, Ore
ATTORNEY AT LAW
ED F. COAD
Office In Courthouse
Dallas Oregon
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
SIBLEY & EAKIN
The only reliable set of Abstracts In
Polk County, office on Court St.
Dallus Oregon
The convention was called to order i w ithin six months from the date of the
...... ,uioui, ... inis noi.cp.
...... .. .u.i.xi ... .ins IIIHJtT. I
The date of the first publication ofj
this notice is the 3uth day of Septem
ber. 1910.
lrtT. I It . T ... r . . .
AoiiiM.iKirairix 01 the estate
Henry Howell Hayden. deceased.
Dallas,
of
XiKlif of
1 of Jliuil sntli 'nit.nl I
In the Countv Court nf th c.... r '
1 fa- t...
.... tu,. i.univ Ol t',,
Man.
In the f:.tt..r . f . 1.- ..... . - .
resolutions: , Jay Smith, dei-t-anvd. ' " -' n
at I:I0 a- m. by President T. W.
Brunk. Mr. II. A. Adrain. of Santa
Barbara. California, gave an address
on 'The Health of the Child and the
Sanitation of the School Buildings,"
which was much appreciated by all
present.
Many subjects of Importance mere
discussed before the noon hour, when
President Brunk, appointed the fot-
losinc committee on
Hon. C. U Hawley. W.
M scomber. Finlt-y Edga
MrBee.
At the session after lunch, other nh the Clerk nf ik.
subjects of Importance to the schools.' and that the s.ii,l court h,,
were diar-ussed and many hool boards v.....". 1 . r"a- the Sth day of
. .. f... .u. rv ; '"'". the h"ur of
Ing water for their srhools.
Superintendent J. IL A kerman was
present and rave an excellent addres
on srhonl Conditions ot the past, pres
ent, and future.
The committee on resolutions hand
ed tn the follow In report which wan
adopted by the convention:
"The school officer of Pol County.
In annual mertlnfr assembled, ore the i "' "
earnest support of the following reso-! r .. ,
lutrons: That w, favor the p.,rr f ' AdilVe , SUnint
DR. B. E. NEVEL
VETEEINAEY SURGEON
Phone, 29
Oregon
W. A. Wood. J. 8 ' Notice is hereby Riven that the un-
Sdgar. and L. H tVTA; X?U"T ' ""- -tate of
John Jay Mnith. d. ased. has til. d
nis final .-,-.. unt as sinh executor
fter lunch, other nh the Clerk of the oi-.ve entitb.t
DR. DAVID YOUNG
Mr.nlltlc. lhysl-lan
Olliif. Tit CoiiM St.
MiiIdmI Phono fi.tl
DALLAS, OllrX;OX,
M. OLIVE SMITH
Teacher of
PIANO AND ORGAN
Studio, Room No. 2, WIImb BW
Dallas
Bell Dhone 103 Mutual phont I
R. L. CHAPMA5
FUNKRATj DIRECTOR
AND KM BALM KB
Calls promptly answered day n ,
Dallas
PENTIST
V, HAYTEE
Over Stafrin's Drug Slot
Dallas
Of
Why IH-ople Com j
Is a mystery when Dr. Bell i P ';
Honey will cure any cough. U ,
the bell on the bottle. It
genuine. Sold by Conrad SUir
A company of 2 S pea .'
nesota arrived In Creswell.
ing. . .
$100,000 Res" j
would gladly be paid w ,i
many people who are trW ,
rheumatism, yet If they onlf
they can be cured by a " ,
Ballard's Snow Liniment
..- r.u- 2 Sc. 6c w"' t
boUle. Bold 'by Conrad
m the t ..nrt room of the above enti
Vr'K " ,hV'"" d the pla,
I for thehearmcof ssid final am.ant
and any and atl .bj.,-tin. thereto
ny surh ther. I. an. ,h,
LAURA PRICE. M. D.,
Specialty: Diseases of Women
OJice over r.Kini.e. Ii.ll Hion
Oilice 3.".!; Kei(onoe 194.
Motmoutli,
mi ic ruuv'
a. I ! mm
AND CURE
WITH
Dr. KfeS
tlew DisKC
Oregon
ilrnarQycHs
I ivii uJLU3 rt"-
: 1 OUARAHItinVrSJ
f ft 1.1
I Dted thf S"th day of j.temlwr. '
r- . . R A. CATHET. '
r.i.i:Inr of tfte eiat, r.f . t. ,, .
T M. HELLWORTII
PHYSICIAN & STJEGEOK
OT.ce ..or P.Ktuffice
Sniiih. de
Orecoa
tHin or
Jot
trat it
a law making tne i-oonty Treasurer
ei-officto School Dtotrtrt Tresmrer.
That a tearhers certiScale shall be
subject ta revo-atka by the Coanlv
Ruperintendent a hen saca teacher
fails ta romplr witn the terms of the
eoetraft entered Inta with any school
ara. and nat w mstrart our Ccua-
VT wapennjeaoeni is present tni saat- r .
I ..nf c. sc and ti ...
ta at ta t aaeetiac of ta state or-,!VJj tr Cmrad rnri
Foleys
Pills
an.1 t: t ... v What TbtT " "
4d. ... the h,: , , ran nrf They will cure J
read ,y ,., vvmnr T rJ! I .trenrtheii Wtf
.... .,.no0rfl ,s:r I alo cur corn on' r . ,v. MCf
fre ftf AmeTH. h"r 't. i eliruiriate the excr
n., Mw.Hne . swiaitw. that causes rhea
- .nw rwJIIMl IMh.
to p.;i
Cf.rh
s,-r ,v norr.
-a- m.fi eaiiinara
t-J fvf-r'iM-f 1 w .
I A rur. t . " rrr,l
- ' i-t atl
of the I a lira.
' HJ stand nallam. Ore. !
3-
and restof
' I .. C.fvM "