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I REGULAR Clubbin Offers or CFFECTIVB THE YEAR BOUND) ORDER BY NUMBER OFFER NO. Better Fruit and Twice-a-Week Observer One Year For Only $2.00 OFFER NO. 2. Publishers I 1 Price. Jeriew of Reviews. "H pififi Monthly f f wice-a-Week Observer . .-l-Q" jTotll $6.00 nr Pries, only ........... I OFFER NO. 8. Woman's Home Companion $1.50 Beview of Reviews d.ou Pacific Monthly Jwice-a-Week Observer I Total..... ""$7.50 Our Price, only 5fe4.7 o $1.00 1.50 1.50 Delineator MeClures Ifnnt.lilv Iwice-a-Week Observer l.ou I Tntal $5-50 Oat Price, only $3.95 1 OFFEB NO. 6. Woman's Home Companion.... $1.50 TriM.a-We(lc Observer 1.50 1 Tnbd $3.00 Our Price, only Jbs.ou OFFEB NO. 6. Review of Reviews $3.00 , Twice-a-Week Observer 1.50 I Total $4-50 Oa Price, only $3.00 OFFEB NO. 7. "Pictorial Review $1.00 i Modem Priscilla .75 Ldies' World f Pacific Monthly 1.50 Twice-a-Week Observer 1.50 Total '. $5.25 I Our Price, only $3.25 I OFFEB NO. 8. I Woman's Home Companion. .. .$1.50 I Pacific Monthly 1-50 j Twiee-a-Week Observer 1.50 J Total $4.50 Our Price, only $3.25 I OFFEB NO. 9. MeClures $1.50 Pacific Monthly 1.50 Twice-a-Week Observer 1.50 Total $4.50 Our Price, only $3.25 OFFEB NO. 10. Everybodys $1.50 Twice-a-Week Observer 1.50 Pacific Monthly 1.50 Total $4.50 Our Price, only $3.25 I Or FEB NO. 11. I Delineator $1.00 J Pacific Monthly 1.50 J Twice-a-Week Observer 1.50 I Total $4.00 Our Price, only $3.00 J UH tR NO. 12. Cosmopolitan $L00 I Pacific Monthlv 1 .SO J Twiee-a-Week Observer 150 f ... j "tal $4.00 J Oar Price, only $3.00 , y. not see what you want in I tin hst, let us know. We can ar- rlsfe any combination to suit yon. se This Order Form. r - v u. vu iiv... ' a encios $ In full J wrment thereof. Xnt ?&ves Yon Money f TpHE way to figure the cost to mm wagon, lasts 20 years and requi of that wagon is 13.10 a y carriage a buggy or a set of harness o tu iiKure me envt o 1 you use it. r ' ' United States Government and probably 60 ITeater than thn nrHinnrv wntrntt - ong as The Studebaker hubs are larce in diamptpr M ,",u,rnishing a proper foundation for the spokes. 1 Repairs. tUeiialZ .XT f" -I" .7"UJ "j" ",on wnicil Seauy r V limi WUL'UIl lSfr.f. 1(19 vusr va HJ UICII WCtflliCt ICSlSllIltT QUailtlPS. If another wagon costs only 50. and last in j The Studebaker scope-shoulder spekes one of the w iiiui is me ciieaper? waen- for example, that costs vou nly M repairs, the cost to nres on! i year. ... . uuuui aoout the asttir" qua hues of Studebaker wagons, carriage's una Harness. , " tl,e material that goes Into them plus the way they are made. C . J 1 I We Are the Studebaker Agents thor, " jri? waEns nave axle ' inch deeper ine i axles are also re-inforced with k. , w n"lnS r0m the heel o one skein fo th a special bar' rr n . trZ 1 ritieni i russ aKeins are made r C.aSotn hav,,n6 a transverse strength of w.Ci pounds to the square inch 25 greater man the requirements nf th GRIDER'S GENERAIi STORE DALLAS, OREGON. greatest improvements ever mada in wnror, hnil.Hno v.niy mo lurgesi amount ci wooa into the iiuo. 1 ney are wrongest where other spokes Tlie Studebaker patented round-edge tires are oil-welded and cuui-sct. That's whv !... . I And so on point by point feature by feature nothing that will add to the dura- i umiy hiiu long ilia oi me s'.uaeDaKer is ovenooKed. Do Vnil Wfinrtf Imf It Inefe) Do you wonder that it is the wagon with a reputation behind it? You cannot afford to buy a "cheap" wagon, when jvia van gut wie uesi lor so lime. It is poor economy io be constantly paying out Get a Studebaker and save money. uirae in ana let s taiK it over. GO imi mm well ULWd RECOMMENDED (Continued from Page Two) . n 1 1 1 success. The house was weu mieu and all enjoyed the good ' program The Sign of Merit None of us can get very far without a fair proportion of merit in our goods. Yet many a bale of merit still lays hidden on the shelves Modern advertising consists of convincing people that yon have the goods. ; THE ELECTRIC SIGN denotes the confidence a mer chant has in his own store and the stock he has for sale.. Merit and the ELECTRIC SIGN are fast friends. INSIST THAT OUR SIGN . EXPERTS PREPARE SPECIAL, SNAPPY, 1912 DESIGNS FOR YOU. NEW BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Oregon Power Company Telephone 24 THE ELECTRIC SIGN IS THE SIGN OF MERIT. Guthrie School Report. Following is the report of the Guthrie public school for the month ending December 22: Eighth grade Mamie Peterson, 97. Seventh grade Mary Hibbard 97, Florence 92. Sixth grade Merlie Gilliam 89, Edith Allen 88, Clair Hindman 84, Annis Gilliam 89. Fifth grade Lillie Stumpp 95. Second grade Reta Remington 93, Paul Minnich 95, Joe Hibbard 93, Anna Comely 95. First grade Bertha Remington 89, Lester Guthrie 83, Bernie Cor nely 80, Vernon Allen 86, Cecil Guthrie 87. ETHEL LUCAS, Teacher. Famous Troupe of Negro Jubilee Sincers Comina Due in Dallas Wednesday, January 3. which was furnished by the Literary Deen obtained by Dallas College for society. the next number of its Lyceum Ifiourse. to be civen in Woodman SALT CREEK Hall. Wednesday. January 3. by the C. Buhler made a trip to Dallas carter s Virginia warmers, one w. last week. 1 1,16 0Ulesl companies ueiure me puu- William Thiesies is setting out lie. It was organized m it about 500 more prune trees. consists ot four male and two iemale Charles Muller has been . mating voices careiuny seieineu, uu 4 -irQHv fnmTv ltv has been put to tne severest T V. T..1.1 HnAaA tha cnln nr. If!SI. All 816 lIlOrUUSTll null uuuuui O in uij j u n i r i in n iiuivt i - t...-j j nlished musicians who know now to umauiucau in" ci..v. i . ... . Frank Friar and Homer Foster sing the old plantation melodies ana twio iOBr wppIt. camp meeting favorites or years ago. Miss Iva Cox is visiting at the JSolan X. Washington is at ine home of George Woods. head of this famous tronp ot jubilee r i mr T 1 1 h'nctjji. w in warn ers. as b. wuisuei aiiu uuu mr. auu ml5. u. . - . , have been having rheumatism, are imitator, lie is unexceiuni uy ny u.. i,t ;mr,mv,i in either tlieatneat or vauaevine Ti,inio0 -inrio a trm to nai- circles las Saturday. "Carter's Virginia waroiers are DV iar me uesL cuinuuuy ui i-uiuipu .1 I 1 . ' 4 1 f .nntrin -DUTivrfia Tim PRTM! singers mat evCl wW iViK, I , -11 V. ov.nrl nH AI1M Portland Parties Pay $30,000 For snouia tnej return , -uu.u - an A. I 11 1 1 1 1'.r I I. liriK. JiX Ul 11 A J-' It IV V -M zfitte. Th. is reported of the W. O. "The Virginia Warblers nave tne i , i : . i? , .l fii i i renutaiion oi oemst uiw uj. iuu j.ic isanaerson prune wuuon - , - . , i., . t:ii n,.0f aP nn. most eomnflmes of colored artists acres, on me uuis euuHiw. ; - - , . , , dee for $30,000, the purchasers be- in Amenca; and their Avork here has 1 ' ' ... I . . 1 -. 1 .. 1, na fr maintain . T n . .1 11 A Uiiill.v. I' ll ion I I'ei'LlillllV UCCI1 BUUU no ;ui....'. ing v. eastern, tuu i of Portland tnls reputation, ior tney nave cshbu c.,rai ,mora tbirt land was tortn most enmusiasuo Jv""u "O" . . . c. w no 1u;t hv i i oioraao oDrinsrs. uiumuu oougni irom me r,... viriinU Cfl. A Mil a nm his brother. Ur. xveienuig i" a ."o" a vr:nL f rrvnllia. both of Warblers, the Omaha Bee, Omaha, u. onH Nebraska, savs: "The entire com wnom DUlll nouses uu iuc 1 ' - . .. , lived there for several years. They pany gave compile kiuw l i. n.. ij f TtAilon fifleh and every member received HPT. TI M IS I, Ul HID itiliv " I merited applaus." prunes ana vne ureuwm i . . , ,, puted to rank with the nest in uw " - , iounu numuer on mo icwmo country. , J... .i,.f MM Tlnm-n Mr. oanaersou Bau i-l'.u ' v,i. kf Kir- mnnv improvements on tue may ue .oiuer "'" . j - , -.) , trll o Trwl ann. KAn. . . . i it- : .v. . ... i nuar i.nnf! . v aiiuuiu, j.. v. '- i . i Kit. Tna inprHHKK ill 1 1 1 11 i. "'. 1 ' - - - - ' what he paid for it shows a nana- or. World Famous Petaluma Incubators Perfect Regulating Device, Uutsiae Moisture Pan . I l J I I - 1 "HELMET'- BRAND FLOUR Is made by the Eickreall Mil ling Company, manufacturers of the celebrated "Blue Stem Blend." It is in great demand and we are selling big quan- Z tities of it. New Crop Dates Just In. I Simonton & Scott I rnnrt reet Da as. ure. I vua " 1 - some profit. Newberg Graphic. Granulated Bye Lids o onsilw iired caustic is not nec- V- J ooaovv Sutherland's HJasrie il.ye IIWU-.J, - fi.ivn ia rainless and harmless and guaranteed to cure, Has f never fail-! ,1 nn a MSA. OStS ZDC. OOltt l Stafrin's drug store. COLLEGE GETS EIGHTY RIFLES Seats will be on sale at Stafrin's drug store. FANCY COOKING COURSE TO BE GIVEN BY COLLEGE Students at Corvallis Have Chance to Learn All Sorts of Domes tic Accomplishments. Craven Bros., i Dallas, Oregon Taste lnvanaDiy wui Addrtaa .......... t ,Ulrt5r a wbwibtr to any a. public t'.on named la iV-CffeT Toar abcr'Pt-!on 1 b "tended one yew from I Pr!fnt xp!rtioa date. nm -rish any of the aa- toe, te t9 t0 d.SereBt cddrral 4 Discriminating Lowney's Superior Choc olates and Bon Bons Lowney's Leads Nothing Just as Good Send HER a box of them today Always on Sate at W. R. Ellis' Confectionery FOR HEW YEARS A Box of those fine 'ZU'ZU CIGARS Coryallis, Dec. 2G. Miss A. B. ATilnm of thfi domestic science de partment of the Oregon Agricultural College has just announced a new " ' ' ' , . r course in xum-jr mi"s ing practice by the cadets under the iouHjy announced new commandant, Lieutenant Miller, foj at the Oregon Agricultural College. whi(.u wiU bo Eighty new Krag rifles have neen TueBday and Thursday after- put into commission because of the from g t(j . win cover many Beaver Boys Do Gallery Shooting in College Armory. Corvalis, Dec. 26. Galelry shoot- number of cadets in training, more noons from 2 to 4, will cover many rnu- ,i..mBHtirt Hciniice de- rni, sumccis. i"vi v.".. " this year than ever before. 1 he new ment if) to give instructionS in guns are moueieu exucujr u iu wnich t!ie sliort course regular Krag m weight ana oaiam, ,eanl to Amig nmke and but shoot 22 shorts. A tame wo.- Parisian creations. A I'oiirsp in food preparation, the principles of laundering, home man agement, plain sewing and in dress making are also to be given mis year, January 3 to February 3. ed out by the army engineeers allows comparison of the gallery gun scores with those of a full sized range rmc. Walter L. Tooze, Jr., lawyer, Wil liams bldg. TAKE IT IN TIME. Ask your dealer for them Distributed by II. S. GILE GROCERY CO. Salem and Portland. Just as Scores of Dallas People Have. CURTAIL COLLEGE DRAMATICS 0. A. C. Faculty Makes New Rulings Cutting Number of Plays. LOOK HERE! The Ciry Express Transfer Co doe all klndi of haullm atrea onabU ratea. Stand and both phone at Webrter' Confection ery 8tora. LCMUSCOTT Proprietoc DALLAS, OREGON Modem Store fronts Ara a Pclalty at COAD'S PLANING Mia ' MODmX rLAXT-KILLKI WOKE- j MF-X CP-TO-DAT. ii--- ! NMp W ork of All Kind, at RmmmUe Wnitina- doesn't pay. If you neglect the aching back, Urinary troubles, diabetes, follow. Doan's Kidney Pills relieve back ache, Cure every kidney ill. Many people in this locality recom mend Doan's Kidney Pills. Here's one case: Z. Kosendorf, Front St., Independ- (t An rw.t th ence, uregon, saj. " Iieve there is a man in this county who has suffered as severely from kidney disease as I have during the pat ten years. I had acute pains throughout my body and onen n.r back was so weak and sua that i could not Btoop. My kidneys were also disordered and too frequent passages of the kidney secretions cawed me to arise many times in the night. Mv limbs became badly swol len and there was a pumness oem-aiu my eyes. I doctored a great deal but did not receive relief until I Doan's Kidney Pills- I felt better from the first and I takinar tbem until every Doan's Kidney Pills .saved my life and for that rea- T ..nnf.t t.raise tbem toonigniy The above statement was given v September 7, 1907, and on December 9 1909, Mr. Rosendorf said: The statement I gave for pubiicauon recommending Doan's Kidney 1 i.ss two years ago still holds good. I am glad to give Doan's Pills my endorsement." For sale by all dealer. Pnee bO cents. Fofcter-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the Unit ed States. f Rewmber the name Doans and take no other. Corvalis, Dee. 20. The number f nlavK which mav be produced at surely tie Oregon Agricultural College by the students has just been curtailed to three a year hereafter, by special ruling of the faculty entertaiumnt committee. The new rules also pro vide that no student below 80 in his studies may take part in public dra matics. This year plays may be presented by the seniors, the juniors, tl. rlrnmntic. club, and jointly by the Zetagnthians and Utopians. Next year, however, but three plays may be given, one by tlie seniors and two by the dramatic club. A Carleton "Ham." The Carlton Sentinel tells of a party not a hundred miles from Carl ton who has a bathing cabinet recent ly ran out of alcohol, by which the apparatus is heated, and thought that coal-oil would do as welL With the curtain snugly buttoned at the neck, it wemed to heat up just as well as before, but the color of the bather, upon coming out, is said to have been equal to a native of "dark est Africa," Poultry Association Meeting. A meeting of the Polk County Poultry association will be held in the Court House, in Dallas, at i p. . , T in 101O m., Wednesday, January xv, for the purpose of conducting the annusl election and deciding on the time and place of the 1012 show. All members are urgently requested to attend. A. O. KEMPEL, Present. MRS. WINNIE BRADEN, Scy. Trespass notice, weather proof, for sale at the Observer Job OT.ce.