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tion at the primary election In
April must use the standard pe-
titlon blanks required by law.
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CORRESPONDENCE
'SOLICITED
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out special permission.!
It Is the corn In the ration of the lay
ins bens that gives the yellow yolked
eggs.
Quite often the worst stretches of
the country highway during the winter
months are caused by the roadside
weeds that were left stacdlug and
served to catch the drifting snow.
Between the heavy Ice bills of an
unusually hot summer last year and the
coal bills which are mounting up this
severe winter the purses of many by
the time spring comes will have a
"lean and hungry" look.
Often a man's attitude toward the
public is In no other way more ac
curately shown than in his disposition
to keep the snow shoveled off that por
tion of the walks bordering his place
which he himself seldom uses.
It is generally agreed now by med
ical authorities that the contraction of
colds of one type and another is more
often due to the breathing of bad air
and to overheating than to the mere
exposure of oneself to fresh air out
of doors.
To those who are sitting up nights
trying to keep their potatoes and other
vegetables from freezing the sugges
tion is made that they place a tub of
water on the cellar floor. The water,
being very susceptible, will tend to
draw the frost first
BUSINESS LOCALS
(Advertisements under this head
are charged at the rat of 1 cent per
word, first Insertion; cent per word
for each insertion thereafter; 30
words or less, $1 per month if paid
In advance. No advertisement in
serted for less than 13 cents.
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE Jersey bull, 2 years old;
registered. C. Winters, Lyle farm;
phone 9x8. 496-3-5
FOR SALE Good baled cheat hay
and vetch hay for 18.50 cash. Bar
ton Z. Riggs, Amity, Or. R 2, Phone
Pink 525. .491-tf
FOR SALE Two five year old
horses, weight 1520. each; well bro
ke, i; in fine condition. Six year old
mare, weight 1550. Also Corbett
mare, weight 1600; both mares bro
ken. A. G. Roberts, Rickreall, Ore
gon. 493-3-5
FOR SALE Selected New American
Wonder potato seed; 2 cents per
pound. A. O. Rempel, Dallas. Phone
Dixie 615. 485-M-3-15
FOR SALE CHEAP One 2 inch
tire heavy farm wagon ' used only
three years; one double seated bug
gy nearly new, at my residence 1
miles northeast of Dallas. A. B.
Ratzlaff, Dallas. 487-2-27
J OR SALE Good second hand bug
gy cheap. C. L. Crlder, Phone 4,
Dallas. 478-2-13tf
In an article in this department a
short time since, under the caption
"An Illinois Inquiry," reference was
made to the price at which good dairy
cows could be purchased. Tn print
the range given was from $50 to $20
when it should have been from "$50 to
$120."
Boiling exactly three minutes makes
an egg medium soft and nbout right
for most folks who relish a soft egg
at all. The same result is obtained
by putting bu egg in a pint of boiling
water and setting the dish off the
stove and allowing the egg to remain
in the water ten minutes.
A corn belt boy, fifteen years old. of
whom we read an account the other
day, raised ninety-seven and a half
bushels of corn per acre In a competi
tive contest last year at a cost of 14
2-3 cents per bushel. It is question
able if this lad's father was raising
fifty bushels per acre before the
youngster got interested in "better
corn."
FOR SALE 1000 prune trees and
general line of Nursery Stock. L.
Fosnot, Dallas, Route 1. 477-lm
FOR SALE Eggs from Indian Run
ner Ducks, (1 per setting. J. L. Cas
tle, Dallas. Phone 1143-2. 473-3-1
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All That's Pto in Fashionabl
dorms Garments is iier
We invite inspection. We are building our
trade on quality-the highest quality assures
the most lasting success especially in. Ladies'
Ready-to-Wear garments-the most exact
ing infashion requirements. '
FOR SALE Indian Runner Duck
Eggs. F. D. Thlelsen, Phone Rickre
all Milling Company. 472-3
FOR SALE White Leghorn, Rhode
Island Red, Barred Rock eggs, $1
per setting of 15; stock for sale, Al
so four months' old Jersey bull calf.
T. D. Phillips, Phone South.
470M2-27
FOR SALE Oak and Cedar
Soehren Warehouse Co.
Posts.
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FOR SALE Modern 5-room cottage
two blocks from Main street, on Mill.
William Tatom. 384tf2
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT Nice furnished room
electric light and bath. 719 Mill
street. 495-3-ltf
Not only does the white heron fall
a victim of wanton slaughter at nest
ing time to gratify the whim of
thoughtless women, who care a great
deal more for adorning their bodies
than they do of cultivating their
hearts and minds, but also the crested
grebes, which are slaughtered wan
tonly to furnish decorations for wom
en's hats. In one way the slaughter
of the grebes Is worse in that it takes
a greater numlwr of victims to provide
a given decoration.
FOR RENT Nice
rooms on second floor,
ton street
housekeeping
619 Washing
480-l-13tf
WANTKD.
It has been the writer's experience
that more damage is done by rabbits
to orchard trees during February than
any other month of the winter. It is
usually the month of deepest snow,
while the rabbits have lost most of
their reserve flesh put on during the
fall and are almost completely barred
from their usual sources of food sup
ply. If the sum Her trees have not
been provided with protector of some
kind a sharp lookout should lie kept
to guard against damage beln? done
Id this way.
Thirty thousand pheatnnt eggs and
5.000 pheasants are to le distributed
to farmers and sportsmen free during
the present season from the slate game
farm in Sherburne. N. V. F.ggs or
birds will t went only to those from
whom application are received. The
esp will te distributed beginning In
April, from flfteeu to eighteen esir
being included In the sitting. The
eggs are hatched under common hens,
and the little pbeaiuni are hardy and
seem to thrive under the condition
found on the average farm.
WANTED Girl for housework. Ap
ply Mrs. II. Toner's Millinery store,
Court street. 49 1-2-2 "tf
WANTED Driving horse to use for
a couplp of months for his feed. Ap
ply to "S." Observer office. 492-tf
WANTED All kinds of Iron, rubber,
brass, copper, sine, and hides. High
est cash prices paid. A. N. Halleck,
Monmouth, Oregon. S-12tf
M1SCKLLAXKOCS.
A SNAP IN TRADE I own 75x140
feet on Eighteenth and Robinson
streets In Oklahoma City, Oklahoma,
which I will trade for Dallas prop
erty or acreage mr the city. Okla
homa City is the capital of the state.
has 65.00D population, large whole
sale houses, packing plants, etc., and
Is jobbing snd manufacturing cen
ter. Mrs. Stella Irfwls, St. Johns,
Oregon. 4T6-Sl-Fdys
Large Shipments of
Spring Goods
Arriving Every Day
All that's New and Fashion
able will be shown here, and
the price will be within the
reach of all.
- Wm
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We Feel That We Are in
a Position to Serve You Bet
ter Than Ever Before.
In remodeling the store
we have gained much space
and perfect light. Come and
visit our new store, and tell
us what you think about our
new arrangement.
W PPT MOM
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DALLAS
A Reliable Place To Trade
OREGON
In Dallas Pulpits
KUU.s FOR HATCHING R. I. Reds
that are red. the kind thst lay at five
months of age; egg from pen one,
no bird scoring less than SO points.
$2 00 per 15; pen two. all fine birds.
11.59 irr 1$. J. S. Macomber, Dal
las. Phone Rlack 2S. 471-3M
While there may be some disadvan
tage in the cae of the person who
seems to think that the things he r
esse are quite Mt fltnr than any
tody else', tie 1 still several decrees
heller off than the fellow who it at--ys
discontented with his on
achievements or possentdons and wt
Is Jumping from this thing to thst con
tinuously. wUh the idea that the new
thlnf will pleas fcita nr or btlrj
him better financial return. A feappf
tneaa would seem to IS towewBer. b.
tween the two type that la, a rea
sonable MtUfactloa with wkat e d te
or has, hot at th tarn Uom aa Intel
ligect watifcfUlaoaa t Improve, kis con-
COWS IHU-GUT AND SOLD Want
ed, poad dairy cows; also cow for
an! at all time. Ii. A. Campbell.
SherlJaa. Ore. IIStfS4
VlOUX IXSTRl'CTIOX And piano
tunisf. Reasonable rate. Satisfact
ion aured. Leonard Thome, phone
139J; (It Waahlnirlon street. Dallas.
4S8-IlStf
TOITR WINTER'S WOOD Order
your slab wood bow anj b rure of
havint- a food dry supply for Winter.
I can a It you either slab, blocks or
trimming. Can furnish any ether
kind f wood desired. Plenty of food
oak and Br. Send la your order by
phon. I SI J. ACGrST BOUAH.
Walter U Too, Jr, Lawver, Xew
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Presbyterian.
Services Sunday, March 3.
Sunday school 10 a. m.
Morning- service 11 a. m.; topic of
sermon. "Uvinir by DylnK.
Christian Endeavor meeting at 6:30
m.
Evening service 7:30 p. m.; topic
of sermon, "Follow Thou Me."
Prayer meeting Thursday evening
7:30.
You are Invited to worship with
us. t.ood music and a cordial greet
ing.
Special Muk' Morning.
Voluntary, "Andante" Nava
Response, "Gloria Patri" .Nelson
Offertory. "Melody" Ashford
Anthem. "Rock of Ages" .. Gabriel
Kveniug.
Voluntary. "Consolation" Lenandwpkl
Response, "in thi Calm Hour"
Itrooks
Offertory. "Herceuse" Wilson!
Anthem. "Savior Uke a Shepherd" j
Nelson i
naptL-O.
Service Sunday, March i:
Sunday school 10 a. m.
Morning worship. 11 a. m.; them
"Willingness."
Junior society 8:30 p. m.; lesson.
"A Long Journey After a Wife."
Toung People" meeting $:39; "The
Christian Virtues."
Evening worship, 7:30; theme,
"God s Image."
Prayer meeting Thursday evening
at 7 39.
H. JOHN VINE, Pastor.
Chun of ChrM.
Ilible vchooi 10 a. m. Don't fail
to W present at thi Important -r-vtc.
Remember that the Bib!
school is a teaching ervc of the
church o w'a ouU to Christ and to
train th.m in Christian rrtca. There
were two conversions Sunday. Per
haps the Bible school won them.
Christians are fast learning that sol
Id teaching of the Bible is the most
mighty factor in making conversions.
Communion service 11 a. m. Ser
mon subject, "Christ's Preeminence."
Junior C. E. 4 p. m.
Senior C. E. 6:30 p. m.
Evening service 7:30. Subject, "I
Am Not Ashamed of the Gospel."
LEON L. MYERS. Minister.
Christian Science.
Christian Science services will be
held in Adventist church Sunday.
March S, at 10:30 a. m. Subject of
lesson sermon, "Christ Jesus."
200.000 Tubes
Of Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve were
sold in 1S0S and not one word of
cumpiaini, mougn every tube was
sold under a positive guarantee. It
is good for nothing but the eyes.
At Stafrin's drug store.
Cottage Grove Sentinel: Cottage
Grove has the largest grange in Or
egon, if not on the coast. By the
admission of 30 members Saturday
the membership was raised to over
300. There are still nearly 50 on the
waiting list.
Hood
window
River Glacier: In a show
are displayed two unlaue
checkerboards. One, made by L. F.
Morris, contains 9000 pieces of wood.
The other is made of solid gold and
silver leaf laid on a heavy plate glass
and was a present to Mr. Stewart,
the furniture man, from a friend 25
years ago.
A Kansan poultry aJJJ
had forty years' experience with po
try diseases recommends the
t i for roUD: TaM W
Biuijyii? curwj - -
ounces or ouve ou - - .. tf
15 cents' worth of camphor pan.
add eighty drops of carbolic acid wj
i. ten drops to the measured jm
oil. Rub the mixture over and n
heath the eyes and betweeni U
ties of the affected fowls. TW. fr
ment should be given at nip a
evere cases twice Curia? r the daf
the .welling In the roof of the W-JJ
ouple of drops oi
Incidentally
severe a o
ture s
fine mouthed oil can.
. . iw1 there wiJ
noma oe noii.
.. . Tncldentl
ioutnea on cnu. , of
. . i. . n reaieaj
same comDinauuu - -
colds and sore tnroai - rf
.pedes when rubbed ou the outs.
the chest and neck.
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Just Phone to The Observer
And we'U send a man. No trouble to you.
We'll write your ads-just say the word
and we'll do the rest. Ad writing is our
business.
LET US HELP YOU SELL GOODS WE'RE ANXIOUS TO TRY