POLK COUNTY OBSERVER
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1912
News of City and County
visitor
Public stenographer, typewriter.
Phone 841.
Oscar Hayier, Lawyer, rooms 5
and 6. Uglow Building.
Tresspass notices, weather proof,
for sale at Observer Job office.
Chas. Rice i visiting his sons,
Lloyd and Lyle at Portland tins
week.
Mr. and Mrs. II. P. Shriver are
Rnendinsr the holidays with relatives
I
in Gaston.
OVAL FRAMES for the pictures
you have had enlarged. Sterling
Furniture Co.
.Tosenli Ridders of Stiver, n -real
1 .
estate agent, was a Dallas
on business Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Pert Elliott of Port
lnnd. are at, the home of James M
licit, for a holiday visit.
Glen Elkins, an Albany merchant
and former Dallas resident, was
Dallas visitor during the week.
John Randolph Mills, of Salem
will arrive in Dallas tonight to
spend Christmas with friends here.
Mai-caret Putnam of Salem, was
the ffiiest of Mrs. Will Collins the
past week, returning home Sunday.
Headquarters of the Oregon Fire
Relief Association will be found In
Room 21, New Bank Building, at the
head of the stairs.
Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Reynolds, of
Buena Vista, arrived an Dallas this
morning on their way to Falls City
to spend Christmas.
Prescott Simonton, brother of Wit
lis Simonton, is here from Salem for
a visit with the latter and tamily
and Dallas friends.
Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Greenwood left
yesterday morning for Seattle to
snend the holidays with their two
daughters living there.
Mr. and Mrs. John VanOrsdel of
Portland will spend .Christinas in
Dallas at the home of their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. VanOrsdel
Mrs. D. P. Patterson and daugh
ters left last Friday for the home of
the former's parents in Ilillsboro to
spend the Christmas holidays.
E. N. Hall left this week for Dal
las where he will open an undertak
iner uarlor. The furniture business
here will be continued wilh Mr.
Shaw in charge. Sheridan Sun.
Dr. McNIcol, Osteopath, licensed by
State Examining Boards of Illinois
and Oregon. The only licensed non
drug physician In Dallas. Office, cor
ner Court and Levens streets.
Mrs. Warren Quick was returned
Friday from a Portland hospital
where she underwent an operation.
The lady is still reported by rela
tives to Ins quite sick as a result of
the operation.
Carl Fenton is here from the Slate
University to pass the holidays al
home, coining in time to witness the
Amicus-Co. G basket ball game on
Saturday night. He acted as umpire
on the lines during the. game.
Dallas Wood Yards, Koplah
Coal and Wood; 16 Inch and 4-foot
wood delivered to any part of the
city promptly on telephone call. Of
fice 334; residence 663.
W. L. BARBKIi. Dealer.
M. A. Paulson, brother of Mrs. P.
A. Finseth, passed a portion of the
week with the Finseths. Mr. Paulsen
it at present taking post-graduate
work at the State University of Oregon.
Councilman FiHiia was appointed
a committee of one to consult legal
advice from Hayier & Belts in Pal
las relative to a procr bond to he
supjilied by Ivie & Paine for the
paving that, proved unsatisfactory.
Willamina Times.
Mr. and Mrs. .1. L. White and chil
dren left this afternoon for Port
land to spend Christmas wilh the
latter's parents. Mr. While will
return tomorrow mglil, but Mrs.
White and children will remain un
til after January 1.
It is reported thai Mark Holmes,
of Rickreall, is a candidate for U.
S. Marshal from this district and
that he is circulating a petition ask
ing the proMM' authorities for ap
pointment. Mr. Holmes resides live
miles north of Rickreall.
Mr. and Mrs. 11. H. Volheim anil
daughter Marjory of Portland, are
the guests of Harry Volheim and
family of the Uglow Clothing House.
The visitors are parents uud sister
of Harry and came up from I lie Rose
City to indulge in the anuiial family
Christmas feast.
Daily Temperature.
For the week ending Monday, De
cember 23:
Max.
Tuesday, Dee. 17 SO
Wednesday, Dee. 18 'u
Thursday, Dec. 19 42
Friday, Dec. 20 44
Saturday, Dec. 21 4i
Sunday, Dec. 22 40
Monday, Dec. 23 4!
Min.
40
35
2!J
28
30
32
32
Maggie Adams, mother of the Til
lamook tribe of Indians, died at her
home at East Garibaldi last week.
She was supposed to be 10!) years of
age. Eleven children are said to
survive her.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Reynolds
came up from Eugene Sat unlay to
spend their holiday vacation with
parents and other relatives in this
city. Mr. Reynolds who was for
merly connected with The Observer's
mechanical force is assisting in this
ollice during a rush of work.
The posfotTiee and express office
have had their usual rush of busi
ness during the holiday season. At
the post office the handling of nine
daily mials is in itself no small task
for the postodice employes during
the dull season. In order to hasten
the work distribution was made on
last Sunday which is not required
by the postoflice depart inenfc. The
work was handled with perfect dis
patch.
Kid Gloves Cleaned.
10c pair, at Phil Begln's.
Christmas .Slippers.
For ladles and gents, misses and
children. Prices right. Gaynor's Shoe
Store. 12-20-24
PARCELS POST TO RESULT
IN BIO INCREASE
(Continued from page 1.)
Kill Gloves Cleaned.
10c pair, at Phil Begln's.
White Sweaters Dry ('leaned
At Thll Regln's. C14 Mill street.
While Sweater Dry Cleaned
At Phil Begin s. 514 Mill street.
(lirlNliiiaH Mower Order Early.
Potted Prim rows, Cyclamens, three
kinds of Ferns. Begonias, CliriKtmiis
Begonias and Palms.
Cut Carnations. Violets, fhrysan
themuma and Polnsettss.
Holly Wreaths made to order.
Central Willamette Floral Co., 1). U
Thomas, proprietor. Dullas. 12-20-14
be forwarded at parrels post rales,
Intt only at the pound rates or third-
class matter.
Regulated by Zones.
Postal clgnrges for the transporta
tion of parcels winch must not ex
ceed 11 pounds in weight, nor great
er in size man t incnes in lengiu
and girth combined, nor in form or
kind likely to injure the person of
any postal employe or damage me
mail equipment or other mail matter,
ami not of a character perishable
within a period reasonably required
for transportation and delivery, will
be h'xed by ones radiating from the
point ot mailing, these rates m-
rease rroin hve cents tor one pound
within the fii'sfc zone which is any
point within .r)() miles from the place
t mailing, to 12 cents tor a pound
in the eighth zone, which comprises
all points more than .1800 miles
rom the place of mailing. This zone
provision was undoubtedly placed in
the law to prevent in a large meas
ure, the extensive use of the parcels
post by the big mail order houses in
the cities.
Special Stamps Required.
Special parcels post stamps must
be affixed to all packages, the ordin
ary stamps not. being accepted for
the transportation purposes, nor will
parcels post slumps be acceptable jugg
lor I lie transportation or otner man
matter. Parcels post packages may
not be 'registered but they will be
insured for their value up to $."().
All packages must bear the name
and address of the sender and will
not be accepted for transportal ion
through the mails unless so endors
ed. Mailing Restrictions.
Parcels can only be mailed at a
poslolliee or substation or to a rural
carrier authorized to receive mail.
Parcels must not be sealed but be
so wrapped as to permit an examina
tion of the contents by (he postal
authorities. Aside from the name
and address of the sender, a small
space may be used in giving the bus
iness of the sender and also for a
COURT HOUSE PICK UPS
Court Items, Real Estate Transfers,
Farm Names Filed and Other News
Briefly Told.
Real Estate.
Otis D. Butler et ux to Frank J.
Coad, lots 1, 2, 3 and 4, block 4, Tul
mage, w. d., $10.
J. M. (J rant, (sheriff) to W. P.
Mars et ux, land in tps. 7 and 8
south, range !5 west, sheriff's deed,
.1'3.oro.i.-.
U. S. Real and Brokerage company
to Jacob Lesser et al, 4.4(3 acres in
section 31, tp. 8 south, range 4 west,
w.'d., $10.
Joseph Day et ux to August Ford,
40 acres in section 14, tp. 6 south,
range 8 west, w. d., fpliOO.
Maltha A. Dolman etj al to Ed T.
Plaster, 1"0 acres in tp. 8 south,
range 5 west, w. d., $9,000.
Ed T. Plaster to Dell F. Plaster,
7") acres in tp. 8 south, range 5 west,
w. d., $4500.
Leonard Krebs to G. A. Rich, land
in Hill's town of Independence, w.
d., $10.
Asa B. Taylor to G. A. Rich, land
in Henry Hill's town of Independ
ence, w. d., $10.
S. Snyder et ux to 0. B. William
son, lots 7 and 8, block If), in Thorp's
add to Independence, w. d., $100.
George illiamson et ux to Peter
B. Kurre et al, lots 7 and 8 in block
1."), in Thorp's add to Independence,
V. (I.,
J. C. Zinser et ux to William II.
anldin, 10 acres in Oak Knoll
Place, w. d., $10.
William II. Franklin to P. C.
Sears, 10 acres in Oak Knoll Place,
w. d., $10.
Probate.
Estate of Mary E. McCaleb,
ceased; final account approved.
Estate of Rachel Watson,
ceased ; final order.
Farm Name Registered.
Wigrich Ranche, near Independ
ence, by Richardson T. Topham,
London, England.
Marriage Licenses.
Glenn E. Stewart to Lillie
Montgomery.
Charles L. Elkins to Pearl
Baker.
OUR ADVERTISERS.
de-de-
M.
O.
By F. M. B.)
A lady friend of mine told another
lady friend of her's within my hear
ing the other night that she would
bet that "Observer fool laid awake
nights thinking of some new stunts
on ' advertising and talked in his
sleep through the day: time." She
" allowed it was some scheme to
get the people's money for space
and the public and the advertiser
could get along if nobody ever adver
tised. She wore a skirt cut decol
lette on both ends and had a red
ribbon wound around a queue picked
from the cranium of a dead China
man and was unconsciously pulling
off some advertising "stunts" of her
own. One of her gentleman friends
told me the same night that she was
considered a "gold brick" among
the boys and' had proposed to seven
different fellows during the present
leap year. His goods were tinsel
ajul did not appeal to the rising
generation.. The. more she advertis
ed the less were her chances. She
could never become a Wannamaker or
even a Meir-Frank. Everything she
wore was on the surface. The poor
thing will probably end her career
on the Siwash reservation. She had
no business to advertise in the first
place. There are others some at
tempting .to conduct a business with
out the-' goods. Of'course, they are
not here in Dallas. They belong to
Tomorrow carriers will have no vn-
are made up of soap-box artists who
call around occasionally to "borry"
a chew of "terbaccer." Good goods,
well displayed, well advertised and
properly handled by expert salesmen
will always find ready' buyers.
New Advertisers Today.
Morris, the Jeweler.
Smith & Ellison. '
Oregon Power Co.
Dallas Mercantile Co.
Craven Bros. '
Hayter's Book and Stationery
Store'.
GOOD WILL
THE officers of the Oregon Power Company
extend Christmas greetings to the people
of this community, most of whom they have the
honor to serve. They welcome the opportunity
to the public for its patronage and hospitable
consideration, and to express the hope that the
spirit of this thoughtful season will permeate
our mutual interests always.
OREGON POWER COMPANY
J. L. White, Manager
12 SCHOOLS NOW ON
STANDARD RECORD
(Continued from Page One)
on (lie roll of honor for the county
for not having made any tardies
during the month: Smithfield, Red
Prairie, Orchards, Ward, Fair View,
Brush College, Spring Valley, Lin
coln, Crowley, McTimmonds Valley,
Concord, Oak Dale, McCoy, Guthrie,
Black Rock, Pioneer, Cherry Grave,
Oakhurst, Mountain View, IIoop
ville, Highland, Mistletoe.
The following schools have become
standard: Fairview, Pioneer, West
Salem, Buena Vista, Red Prairie,
Smithfield, Orchards, Zena, Guthrie,
Lincoln, Oakhurst, Mountain View.
The report this month shows more
interest by parents as we have re
poifeil 120 while last month we had
108.
Many of the school rallies have
been held and have lieen well attend
ed, also the School Officers' conven
Hon was attended and much in
terest nhown.
First Snow of Season.
The first snow of the present sea
son appeared in Dallas this morn
ing when numerous flakes mingled
with the heavy rainfall. Of course
there wasn't much, but still it was
"snow" and it came at an appro
priate season. After the storm the
hills to-' the west were covered with
(the "beautiful" but it . soon disappeared.
ACKERMAN IS BRIDE
Pretty Wedding Ceremony Solem
nized at MonmOuth Saturday.
Monmouth, Dec 24. (Special)
The home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Ackeiinan was the scene of a pretty
wedding on Saturday noon, Decem
ber 21, when Miss Isabella Vivian
Aekcrman, the youngest daughter of
the household, became the bride of
Alfred G. Lunn. Rev. William O.
Elliot, was the officiating clergyman.
The bride wore churmouse entrain.
Her attendant, Miss Hortense Epp
ley, was attired in net trimmed with
failing over pink mcssaline. Mr.
Scott Haw ley served as best man.
The home was prettily decorated
with smilax and chrysanthemums.
I 'lease do not oitcn until Christ)
mas," "Happy New Year," "With
The weildiii!' inarch from Lohengrin.
brief description of the contents, ifwns plaved'by Miss Cuba Amick. A
desired, ami such endorsements n , ,i;,in(v wedding luncheon followed
the package as "Merry Christinas," tht ,.0I,.m(IMV. oMv natives and a
lew close friends witnessed the wed-din
best wishes" and the like may be ,
placed on the covering of the parcel jLOCAL KNIGHTS SEND "KRIS"
in such manner as not to interfere
in any way with the uddivss. I Dallas Knights of Pythias Distribute
Local Uses Many. j Yuletide Greetings.
General convenience will result "Kris Krinde" toniirht is visit-
BRIDGEPORT
(Too late for last week.)
. Mrs. .Wise, of Perrydale, who has
been visiting Mrs. Plankenton, of
Bridgeport, the last few weeks, re
turned to her home in Perrydale last
Saturday. Mrs. Plankenton accom
panied, her as far as Dallas.
Miss Ethel Lee has a very sore
arm. hhe was vaccinated last Sat
urday but is doing as well as could
be expected.
Mr. Grooms is selling off bis
stock and expects to start for Cali
fornia' in a short time where they
will make their home in the future.
Their-tnany friends regret to see
them go, as they are very line neigh
bors. !
Clayton Dow met with an accident
last Friday when he fell from a wag
on a cider mill landed on top of him
bruising his arm and leg and cutting
a gash in his face.
Miss Elsie Kneebone is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Jessie Jones at Falls
City for a few days.
Tresspass notices, weather proof,
for sale at Observer Job office.
$s4sxes$4'sSHS
BUSINESS LOCALS
(Advertisements under this head
are charged at the rate of 1 cent per
word, first Insertion; hi cent per
word for each Insertion thereafter;
30 words or less, $1 per month If
paid in advance. No advertisement
inserted for less than IS cents. -
We will Help You with Your Ads
' ' ' V
Just Phone to The Observer
And we'll 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
brass, copper, zinc, and hides. High
est cash prices paid. A. N. Halleck,
Monmouth, Oregon. S-12tf
FOR SALE
FOR SALE Two fresh cows, both
young.. Apply Wm. Maekie, zy
miles east of Dallas. - Phone 19x9.
G72-12-24-27
mm, mi
from the use of the new regulations 1 iMg Dallas homes in the endeavor to
by K'ople residing in rural column-1 throw rays of sunshine into unknown
nilies ami by the mercantile linns 'luiunts of this mysterious visitor, as
of the cities and towns. I n.ler its h i,.sull of plans proposed at a re
provisions it will lie jiossible for the eVnt niceling of Marmioii lodge of
farmer to send by mail butter and this place.
eggs to Ins dealer and receive m j "he wearers of the sro den snur
return his groceries and other pur-; (VII uihui the hannv thought recently
chases, thus doing awav with the ne-d carried out the plan with the
eessity of a trip to town. Athough ,.ml in view of seeinir to it that no
(he packages me restricted to 11 Dallas home should tonight, lack the
pounds in weight, there is no limit presence of "Old Kris." Candv.
lo the number of packages, ami an mils, oranges and dolls were deliver-
11-iMiund package mav Ik' sent auv- ,.,) hv messenger.
where within the tirst .one for l
cents. MOUNTAIN VIEW GETS STARS
Full information regarding the!
FOR SALE Good hop wire at half
the price of new. Also 11-foot cedar
posts. At my home farm. H. Q. Rob
erts, Rickreall. 671-12-2 7
FOR SALE Nice one-year old Cham
pion gooseberry bushes, in large or
small lots. For prices apply to M.
Hayter,. Dallas, or C. R. Teats, Polk
Station. . 669-tf
MISCELLANEOUS.
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS Inquire
of Mrs. II. E. .Smith, 619 Washington
street. 667-tf
YOUR WINTER'S WOOD Order
your slab wood now and be sure of
having a good dry supply for Winter.
I can sell you either slabs, blocks or
trimmings. Can. furnish any other
kind of wood desired. Plenty of good
oak and fir. Send In your orders by
Phone. 1 6 63. AUGUST BOMAN.
lules and regulations pertaining to
the parcels ksI may le learned by
application to any istniaster.
Ix-gal blank fur sale at this office.
doaH know hear Men ml comfort Ton
tmkm Hlali way day ambl yva km
TOWER'S FISH BRAND
REFLEX SLICKER
TVa W aWftcr wrtk lha faavsw Rata FU
(pat'd) that amenta wans Irom raaainf
at tfca (mat. MaoW (of hard aamca. Twa
uuimm iim h ar railow.
$3.00 Everywhere.
SATISFACTION CUARAMTm
A. J. Towrn Co.
BOSTON
TwC...aaLi,
To hi rata
TkT Ca
J TKFaM
Another Polk School Added to List
of Standard Institutions.
Mountain View school is the latest
to U-coine standard in 1 oik county
according to information from the
.1: . . i' , ' .. o :.. . 1 ... . II
oitirt- oi ohiii ruM iiiienucm II. f new,
C. Seymour. Mrs. H. M. Webb and ' Mill.
Mis t'ora (irice, are teaeliers audi
A. I!. Soul b wick. William Tat rick,
tin. I John Fcrgifion are directors;
II. M. W.l.h is rlerk.
Notice of Sheriff's Sale.
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon, for the County of Polk
Adam Mueller, Plaintiff, v. Thomas
E. Dwier, and Sadie F. Dwier, hus
band and wife, Fred G. Meyers
and Helen Meyers bis wife, Na
than A. Kinmitt and Clara" L. Em-
milt, husband and wife, Clara L,
Kauffman, a widow, Estella L.
Corbin and C. II. Corbin, her hus
band, and L. C. Trask, Defend
ants. By virtue of an execution, judg
ment order, decree and order of sale
issued out of the above entitled
court in the above entitled cause, to
me directed and dated the 23rd day
of December, 1912, ujion a judgment
rendered and entered in said court
on the 23d day of December, 1912,
,in ravor ot Adam Mueller, piaintitr.
jam! against Thomas E. Dwier and
Sadie F. Dwiur. Fred G. Mevers and
Helen Meyers, Nathan A. Emmitt
FOR SALE eolian Pianola J350 and ( lara U Emmitt, Clara L.
player. In good condition; $100 In cash ; KautTman, Estella L. Corbin and C.
takes the Instrument. Purchaser gets ' H. Corbin and L. C. Trask, defend-
with instrument 0 rolls of music. In- j ants, for the sum of $3363.65 and
guire at Observer office. $200.00 attorney's fees, and the sura
"j-u-iu-ii (lf $200 costs and. disbursements in
this action, with interest on said
jFOR SALE Thirty-five horse power , v.,lnls fnim jns ,ate at the rate of
j center crank Atlaa engine, good as lw ,...., -n,t tuA ros.ta
FOR SALE 77 acres fine prune land
and 2000 trees, nursery stock, two
miles from Dallas; good Improve
ments and fences. Price 1170 per
acre. Write, call or phone P. G. Rum
pel, Dallas. 666-1-10
FOR SALE Milk cows, by Tom
Wright, Oak Dale; Phone Black 552.
660-12-10-tf
FOR SALE Gooseberry plants; well
rooted. L. D. Gibson, Salem, R. 2.
Phone 185 Farmer 661-1-J-1J
Quick Meal
Ranges
Craven Bros.
Agents Dallas, Ore.
F. J. Coad, Dallas
ssn f i of and upon this writ, commanding
- . i l r 1 1 : I -
me to maKe saie oi me loiiowmg ue-
Administratrii Sale.
Maud M. Maker. a.lniiuilratrix of
Tvcru-Drrrna ,, ,, se rilied real luoiverty, to-wit:
ii.vi..r'. n,w.k.r.r rtniiaa fiw It five ( " ) block "S" First Ad-
5S8-tf dition to Falls City, Polk County.
. Oregon.
FOR RKXT. ; Now therefore bv virtue of paid
execution, judgment, tiecree ana or-
ler of sale and in compliance with
tvvtm ta
a
MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A
HAPPY NEW YEAR.
This is all 1 ran do for you, dear
friend', at the preMnt moment. 1
lysine vou that vour patronage hit
Ih'i-h more than hlicral. I hone. Vou. the rtale of t'urtw M. liakcr. d. ' FOR RKXT Furnished house. !MI8
l.m. ere plc;M-d ilii vour tranVae- ce.ied. will bold ale of personal ' Main St. Phone 2."2. Mrs. Ruck- lhe commands of said writ, I will on
In!.'i1v consisting of rows, horses. : ner.
stock lion's and farming implements i
on Januaiv 21. l'M.r f the Hater 1 FOR RENT Furnished room
place five 'miles wet of Airlie. 'rtnL Apply 1 Mill SL 621-tf IV.lk County. Oregon, sell at public
! auction, (subject to redemption) to
Km al carrier will have no vac-; WANTED. hhest bidder for cash in hand.
f the "ml !" all the tisiht. title and interest which
ions al
'ni-iiiess
here is
i if vou
the More. The increase in
has led nie In Ivliexe that,
a " miitiiitlit y" oomenhere
ill allow the word).
673-12-24-27 the 2"th day of January, 1913. at
one o'clock P. M- at the front door
for of the county eourt house in Dallas,
A kind "thank Volt.
J. C. HAYTER
Bookseller end Stationer
ration on act-omit i
H irulati'-ii of f lie
. 1 V tTm Xlan tn rrub eieht or ten :
Mo!ni-e depart- ' . ' . . . the ilinill namri ueieuuauis or ri-
metil. The I... IUIUs route, will go T-r7Vbto winter .pring. V.' W. ,0,?,, ,T 'M .f
out 011 schedule time, no doubt, and ! Minnich. Phone A. IX 4. or write; Jnne, 1!12. the date of Ming the
the earner will he wdl-la.Ien with Dallas. Ci-lI-24 leomi'laint herein, or since that date
I, ..f tl, ......l ( .... ik- I.. I I ha, I in an.l in the above described
428 ViilS StrtCt DHJS, Off JOB Clan." l...r. . " j WANTED All kinds of Iron; rubber. nierty or any art thereof, to sat-
isfy said execution, judgment order
and decree, interest, costs and accru
ing costs.
J. M. GRANT,
Sheriff of Polk County, Oregon.
Dated Dec. 23, 1912.
First issue Dec. 24, 1912.
Last issue, Jan. 21, 1913.
Stapleton & Sleight,
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
1509 Yeon Building,
Portland, Oregon. 12-241-21
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
DAN F. LANGENBERG
VOCAL INSTRUCTOR
Tuesday and Friday.
Studio 71 Mill Street
Phone 11S3-S
R. L. CHAPMAN
FCNERAL DIRECTOR
AND EM BALM ER
'alia promptly answered day or night
Dallas, Oregoa.
Hours: t a. m. to t p. m.; other hout
by appointment Thone 1114.
DR. D. G. REMPEL
CHIROPRACTOR
Nerve Specialist ar Spinal Adjuster
114 Court St. a:ia. Ore iron.
G. O. HOLM AIT
LAWYER
Office la Wilson Build inf.
DR. B. E. NEVEL
VETERINARY SURGEON
Ptione, St
Dallas, Oreroa
DENTIST
M. HAYTER
Dallas National Bank Building
P" Orecw
DENTIST
B. F. BUTLER
OfBe over Fuller Pharmacy.
Office hours from I to 11 a. m.; 1
to t p. m.
IaJUa Oreu
Olive Smith-Bicknell
Teacher f
PIANO AND ORGAN
Studio. 71S Oak St.
Dallas
Oregn
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