1912.
POLK COUNTY, OBSERVER
rivE
JAHUABT 12th,
News of City and County
-foT sale at this office.
Toose, Jr., Lawyer, New
Building-
a Portland vis-
!, L. Castle was
this weeK.
M Croisan, of Salem, was in
;ci;yyesterdayon business. ..
i Tnlin E. Smith has returned
vS with relatives in Port-
.d.
Un Henr and John Yost, of
'2" were in the city on busmess
tdnesday.
founty School Supervisor H. H.
t uuiii , viflin j,llfi
tarn wasa vwiiot
Uwood schoolsthis week.
ladies' and gentlemen's suits
Tan pressed, called for and de
jf McKnightU Mill street.
Headquarters of the Oregon Fire
if Association will be found in
'm 21, New Bank Building, at
is head of the stairs.
Rev D. Lester Fields, pastor of
v Methodist church, went to South
ilem yesterday to conduct the fu
iril of a former parishoner.
Ijutl-e D. P. Stouffer, who has been
lflned to his home for the past
Ht weeks, was able to be about
fvn town Wednesday for the first
foe. '
S Taylor Jones, superintendent
I the Salem, Falls City & Western
laihvay, has returned from a trip
I Lamar, Missouri, where he aecom
iiiiied his mother on her way home
fter a visit with Mr. and Mrs.
Imes in this city.
Deputy Sheriff J. E. Richter is tak
r,r ii vacation iu Los Angeles. A
Sew days ago he disappeared with
grip in his hand and all eltorts
In the nart of his friends to learn
ais destination were unavailing.
fonsenueutlv they were much sur
prised Tuesday night to receive post
irds from him announcing his safe
irrival in the city to the south. He
is expected home soon.
Leap Year Party
A cordial invitation is extended to
ill to be present. A box of bonbons
ill be given to each couple, fekates
Will onlv be sold to couples. At the
Jkating Rink Tuesday, January 16.
j Millions of Bottles
f Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-IIoney used
annually is good evidence that it is
a good remedy for Lagrippe, coughs,
Wds and all throat and bronchial
Troubles. Look for the Bell on the
Lottie. At Stafrin's drug store.
Clears $229.78 in One Year From
Small Flock of Brown Leg- ,
horns and Turkeys.
Another proof that "Polk Poultry
pays" is furnished in a statement
given The Observer by J. M. Card
of this city in regard to what he has
made from his flock during the year
of 1911. He has 25 Brown Leghorn
hens and two turkey hens. The Leg
horns laid 300 dozen eggs during the
12 months, an average of nearly 172
esj-s each.. In addition to the num
ber of eggs they laid, the Leghorns
hatched all the turkey eggs and car
ed for the young turkeys and hatch
ed and cared for 100 chicks besides.
Mr. Card's figures are as follows:
360 doz. eggs $ 92.28
Cockerels sold at 2 lbs 12.50
Pullets sold. 25.00
$129.78
Turkeys sold $137.50
Total receipts $267.28
Feed bought $ 37.50
Net profit ..." . $229.78
"I know that with proper care
with Brown Leghorn hens," says
Mr. Card, "I can take 300 hens and
clear $1000 a vear quite easily, sel
ling everything at the market price."
LOCALS TO PLAY MT. ANGEL
Reading Section Meeting.
, A meeting of the reading section
"f the Women's club of Dallas will
,be held Wednesday afternoon, Janu
ary 17, at 2:30 p. m., at the home
"f Mrs. XI ink Hayter.
' What Can We Say
J More than if you are not satisfied
Jfter using Sutherland's Eagle Eye
, ake we will refund your money.
I'l'x at Stafrin's drug store.
1 Principals' Club Meeting.
j A meeting of the school princi-
I !! .11 t, .. .
!" eiun oi i'oik county win De
iwm next Saturday evening in the
"See of County Superintendent Sey
mour, beginning at 7:30.
When You See the Bell
On the bottle you have our guaran
tee that you are getting the best
;ngh and cold remedy. Dr. Bell's
W-Tar-Honey has millions of sat
isfied users. Sold at Stafrin's drug
store.
Dallas' Basket Ball Team Will Go
After Collegers Scalps Tonight.
After a rest of two weeks the Dal
las basket ball team will play the
fast Mt. Angel five at that place
tonidit. Although arrangements
have not been completed it is prob
able that the locals will play a ba
lem team in this city next week.
Several dates have already been made
for next month with some ot the
fastest teams in the Northwest, the
basket ball season in many of the
universities is just opening and dstes
are heine made. It is probable that
Multnomah will come in two week.i
nnd other stronsr fives have beei
scheduled. The University of Wash
ington has written for a date and a
will ho nrrnnced With taal
Jouic " - - r
team probably during February.
I 'nun tv Commissioner William Rid
dell has gone to Willamina to look
after road matters. y
tfmma Peterson, who has been sick
at hyer home in Salem, has beet.
hrnno-ht to the Dallas hospital oy
liar (run rdian. II. S. Butz, for treat
ment. She was threatened with aa
attack of typhoid fever, but is im
proving.
In Salem Hospital.
Oop. of Salt Creek, who is an
inmate of the Salem hospital, was
operated on Tuesday and is getting
along satisfactorily.
Tr Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey
t- - coV,nirl word in every state
ia n iiuuovuui. - .
in the union as well as in several
For Grippe, Coius
r-, ActT,ma And throat troubles
V-Ullg""!
it is the best. Look for the ecu on
the bottle. For sale at Stafrin s
Tn Plav at Salem.
T o PrpnlP basket ball team
:n Sol,.m todav to play the
team of the Capitol Business col
lege there tonight.
A Medicine
That lives ten years must have mer
it Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey has
been sold for sixteen years, and sales
have increased every year. So you
run no risk. We guarantee it. For
sale at Stafrin's drug store.
CLUB TO GIVE MUSICALE
Entertainment For Benefit of Schol
arship Loan Fund at Woe dm an
Hall Tuesday NighL '
Under the auspices of the Wom
en's club of Dallas, an entertain
ment musical and literary is to be
given at Woodman hall next Tues
day niht. January 16. for the ben
efit of the scholarship loan fund of
the state federation of women's
clubs. The club has fortunately ob
tained the assistance of Mrs. Fred
L. Olson, a very charming singer of
Portland, and she will appear a num
ber, of times on the program in so
los of more than usual attractive
ness. Mrs. Gladvs Henderson, of
Salem, an accomplished reader, will
also take part. Two of Dallas', well
known, vocalists. Miss Alice Grant
and Miss Opal McDevitt, 'are also
to be heard in solos. The following
is the program announced:
Solo, "Since We Parted," Allerton,
Mrs. Fred Olson.
Solo, "To You," Oley Speaks, Mrs.
Fred Olson.
Reading. Mrs. Gladys Henderson.
Solo, "A Resolve," Fontenailles,
. Mrs. Fred Olsori,
Solo, Miss Opal McDevitt.
Reading, Mrs. Gladys Henderson.
Solo, "At Parting," Rogers, Mrs.
Fred Olson.
Reading, Mrs. Gladys Henderson,
Solo, "April Song," Newton, Mrs.
Fred Olson.
Solo. Miss Alice Grant.
Solo, "America," with spectacular
scenery, Mrs. Fred Olson and Mrs.
Gladys Henderson.
To Give Concert.
The Dallas Band is rehearsing reg
ularly for a concert to be given
sometime in February, those who
recall the fine performance given by
the organization last spring will be
glad to have the opportunity ot
again attending.
Lodge Notice.
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l A stated communication ot
TZ3T Jennings Lodge, No. 9, A. F. &
A. M., will be held in Masonic
TTall. Friday. January 12. Work in
M. M. degree. All members are re-
miested to be present Visiting
brethren cordially invited. By order
of the W. M.
WALTER MUIR, Secy.
$25 Reward.
For information that will lead to
Hip. arrest and conviction of the per
son or persons who have been steal
ing chickens from the siauguier
house west of town, we will pay the
onm nf .$25.
DALLAS MEAT COMPAWi,
What Strangers
Say of the
Hew Book Store
53252
Swiss Lace Curtain Sale
At Tha Depot Store
To Be Continued Until Further Notice
are still dosing out Hardware, Tinware; Glassware fCr0C
fT: also Mattresses, Bed Springs and Chairs. .Good values m
Stationery and School Supplies. Our stock of Groceries, Cano.es,
is rst class and fresh.
Call At The Depot Store
I. C FJCKU
Proprietor aad Agent for Sellable Nursery S.oce.
"I want to congratulate yo.
on your splendid stock of mag
azines and periodicals; J ortian.i
has nothing better," said a mem
ber of the visiting Portland bas
ketball team who dropped into
our store the other day.
"The most complete stock of
magazines in any Oregon town,
declare the traveling men large
numbers of whom are now among
our steady customers.
Tt is hardly necessary to add
that we are glad to hear them
say it, for it all helps to adver
tise Dallas as well as our own
place of business.
We want you to call and see
nnr new store and the many
lines of goods that were never
carried in Dallas belore. e
want to make our stock so com
plete that it will not be neces-j
sary for you to send a single uoi
Lr nut of Polk county for any
rtiele in the Bowk, Mationery,
r OrtW Furniture line. He are
mnt-mcr our stock bigger and bet
ter every day, and we need your
help and your suggestions m
making it complete.
Trade has been goo 4 even- day
onened the new store.
n.l hp want to build up a book
and stationery business here in
Dallas that will make us fully
deserving of 'our patronage.
; lrmk over our
LUJT
l- trliPther vou wish to buy
or not. Make yourselves at home
,!, h.,k and magazine.
You will always be welcome.
J. C. HAYTER
BcckskeCer and Stationer
Dallas, Cregoa
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AiniTniiJiiii
Clesoraffce
Our January Clearance Sale has come to be the gen
uine Bargain Event of each season. Hundreds of our
good customers are waiting for this opportunity to
make savings. During this Sale our Entire Stock of
Ladies' Iteady-to-iear Goods, Cloaks,
Suits, Skirts, Waists and Oilier
Outer Garments
A Few of Our Many Bargains
Ladies' Silk Waists, values to $d.5(), sale .. $2.69
Ladies' Silk Petticoats, values to $10.00, sale ?3.39
Ladies' Coats values to $15.00, sale ?5.00
Ladies' Rain Coats, $0.00 values, at sale ... $3.98
Ladies' Tailored Suits values to $35.00
sae ?9.85 and ?12.50
Ladies' Black Hosiery now selling at
10c, 15c, and 20c pr
Beautiful line of Torchon and Val Laces
sale
.4c yd
Best American Prints now at . . ' 5c ?d
CO in. Bleached Sable Damask, sale 39c yd
Men's Work Shirts regular 50c kind, sale
35c
Boys Suits, values to $7.00, sale $4-85 suit
Boys Suits, values to $10.00, sale $6.85
Men's Shirts, $1.00 to $1.25 value, sale 69c
Suit Cases, $$0.00 values, sale ?l-25
Men's Suits at great sacrifice, nnw selling at
$5.00, 10.00 and $15.00
Men's Overcoats from ?50 nP
19x42 Extra Heavy 11 nek Towel, sale .. 13c each
18x:i(i Huek Towels, sale 10c each
Unbleached Turkish Towels, sale 9c each
Blenched Turkish Towels, sale . 12'2 "d 18c each
cst Outing Flannel now selling at . . 7c and 8c yd
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Men's All Wool Pants, $-5.00 and $fi.0() values,
sale 3-50 each
Dress Goods, Trimmings, Motions, Gloves, Hosiery,
Underwear, etc., all at Reduced Prices
From a small beginning years ago our January Clear
ance Sale has become an event you always look for.
You will find this store a better trading place than ever
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