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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30,19 POLK COUNTY OBSERVER TWO ! Hart Schaffner & Marx fall Style Book is out YOU ought to be sure of seeing this Book; and when you do, you ought to go through it care fully to know what the correct styles for men are to be. Here are some of the things in it that will interest every man : 1 A series of illustrations showing new fall models in suits and overcoats for men and young men. 2 Some of the reasons why Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes are better for you than any made-to-measure clothes for economy in time and money ; and for more satisfaction. 3 A few words about the price of good clothes ; what you ought to pay, and what you ought to get for it. 4 Some light on the way to get clothes that fit. 5 And a showing of the way men's styles in overcoats are adapted for women's wearing. If you dont see a copy of this remarkable book soon, let us know and we'll see that you get one. Dallas Mercantile Co. This store is the home of Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes Ooorrltfht Hart Sch&fTner & Mrr I LUMBER fNj I OFFICE t When We Hand You Our Esti mates of the coit of the lumber you require you can depend upon It that the fig ures will be as low as first-class, well seasoned lumber can be sold for hon estly. If you pay more you pay too much. If you pay less you got less either ' qu.Mity or quantity.. Dallas Lumber Log ging Company Polk County Observer Published Semi-Weekly at Dallas, Ore gon, by the OBSERVER FRIXTIJfG COMPAXY Office Fhoaea. Business office Main 19 Press room Main 1J-2 W. II. TOTTE.V, Manager. Entered as second-class matter March 1. 1907, at the postofflce at Dal las, Oregon, under the Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. Subscription Rateai One Tear f 1.50 Six Months 75 Three Months 40 Strictly In advance. CityTransfer W. R. COULTER, Proprietor The world moves itself; We move anything else Piano and Furniture Mov ing a Specialty Stand Kersey's Confec tionery. Phone 1061 Residence Phone 1202 Tht way to build ufi Dallas it to pat- 'onizt Dallas ptopit. The iilea. the origination of which i' inies from Albany, U tret toother all the Commercial clubs in the Wil lamette valley at the Salem State lair, anil tueivhy perteet au onran iation for the general welfare of the, entire valley, is most creditable. The lan to unitv the counties of IVlk. Marion, Linn, Lane, Benton ami Yamhill for the jiurjxse of pre paring one bis? exhibit for the San- Francisco fair, should meet with the hearty fooHratioii of even' person interested m the luture ot the noh est section of the vallev. Notice. Those to whom premiums have Urn awarded will please present same lor payment as soon as pos sible. Those sent in by mail prop evly indorsed will receive prompt at tcntion. As we desire to be able to straighten up everything at the first ttwtiuj; of the Board ait are request ed to be prompt in presenting any claims against the Asviation. In the absence of Mr. Miles, who is looking afu-r our exhibit at the State Fair, leave your bills at the Fuller l'h.tnnacv. W. V. FILLER. Seev. Fair Board. BARHAM BR.OS. FLAX1XQ MILL. ALL KINDS OF HILL WORK. Cement. Lime. Plaster, Etc Contractors and BaCders West End Court SL Dallas, Oregon For sale now at $1.25 each five S. C. Brown Ixjrhorn cockerels. The kind of bird UMiallv sold at five dol lars. J. C KICKLI,' The Depot Store. West Side Marble WorKs G. U HAWKIX&. I-roprVHoc. MoxtnEXTS. headstones axd CTRB1XO. A Coaspteae 1 toe of AU 114 tvlrn ED. r. COAD. Attorney X Law, Probata Cae Specialty. &ooa 0, XiUoaal Bank Eldf. COMPLETE W, MWm the excellent pioneer department were Irom out of the state, it was not pos sible to award prizes to them, connection with this comment, it opportune to give due credit to the exhibits supplied by Mrs. C. L. Bar nes. Mrs. George Cutler and Mrs. W H. Boa Is. The exhibits famished bv these ladies were from other states The list of prizes awarded follows Live Stork Department. HORSES. Clydesdale, mares, first and second two year oios, nrst and second; one year old, first; filly, first and second owned by Comegys & Savery. Grade Percherons, C. C. Marks first and second; C Jones third. Three year old grade, first C. C. Marks: yearling, E. T. Evans, first; C, C. Marks, second; two year old, Jas per feagiey nrst; family by one sire, E. T. Evans; best general exhibit for S. P. cup, for pure breds, Comegys & Savery. Coach, stallion, first, second and third, Purge & Evans. Percheron, stallion, first. Purge & Evans; second. E. T. Evans; third Smithfield Horse Co. Percheron. yearling, stallion, first second and third, Purge & Evans. Aged Mare, first, second and third Purge and Evans. Two year old mare, first and sec ond. Purge & Evans; Filly, first and second; Champion stallion, Berge & Evans. CATTLE. Yearling bull, first. Purge & Evans second. F. E. Lynn. Three year old. F. E. Lynn, first. Two year old. E. T. Evans. Calf. F. E. Lynn, first: C. R. Newman, second. Cow, three year old or over, nrsi.f .ii L,ynn. Cow, two year old and under three, F. E. Lvnn. first and second, l earling heifers.. F. E. Lynn. Heifer calves, F. E. Lynn, first and second. Grand champion bull, F. E. Lynn. Grand champion cow, F. E. Lynn. SWIXE. Duroc Jersey boar two years and over. J. W. Quick, first Sow. IS months and under two years. J. W. Quick, first. Sow ore year and under IS months. J. W. Quick, first. Champion boar and sow. J. V. Quick. SHEEP. Ram, lamb, under one year, W. D. Gilliam, first and second. Champion ram, W. D. Gilliam. Lincoln ram, one year and under two, Hawley Son. Ram lamb under one year, Hawley & Son, first, second and third. Cham pion ram, Hawley & Son. AXGORA GOATS. Puck kids, first. V. & Grant: buck Kios. . i. uilliam, second and third. Poe kid. first and second. I". S. Grant. Yearling doe, first and sec ond. l S Grant Tearling buck, first W D. Gilliam. Any age buck, first. l s. t.rant. Champion doe. V. S. Grant Four kids one air: first, t. S. Grant Champion buck. V. S. Grant Puck any age sire bred by exhibitor. V. & rant. Doe any age sire bred by ex hibitor, r. S. Grant Great buck kid. W. P Gilliam, flrat; L. A, Guth rie second. SCHOOL EXHIBITS. One room school: Cochran, first and tie between PriJgeport and Orchard! for cond. Sweet corn, class B, Albert Lewis, first, Airlle; Otis Scott, second. Falls City; Hugh Young, third, Oakhurst Popcirn, class A, Glen Southwlck, first, Mt. View; Paul Scott, aecond, Independence; Edward Hamilton third, Guthrie. Popcorn, class B, Gerhart Remple, first, Dallas; Otis Scott second. Inde pendence; Robert Brown third. Salt Creek. Watermelon, class A, James Bohle first. Falls City; Hazel Bursell, sec ond, Mistletoe; Perry "Wells third, Buena Vista. Water melon, class B, Homer Bursell first. Mistletoe; Kenneth Bursell sec ond. Mistletoe; Frank Alsip third, North Dallas. Musk melon, class A, Hazel Bursell first. Mistletoe; Lloyd Jones, second Perrydale; Perry Wells, third, Buena Vista. Musk melon, class B, Homer Bur sell, first. Mistletoe; Jessie Jones sec ond, Perrydale; Kenneth Bursell third. Mistletoe. Squash, hubbards. Class A, Paul Scott, first. Independence; Elmer Butz, second, Dallas; Clifton Martin, third. Ballston. Class B, Freddie Hamilton, first, Guthrie; Otis Scott, second. Independ ence; Glen Turner, third, Airlie. Squash, stock, class A, Alvin Aebi, first. Salt Creek; Hazel Bursell, sec ond. Mistletoe; Laurence Imloh, third. Mountain View. Class B, Henry Alsip, first. North Dallas; Frank Alsip, second. North Dallas; Paul Sayre, third, Falls City. Pumpkin, pie. Class A, Lester Gard ner, first, Bridgeport; Homer Brown, second, Bridgeport; Marvin Wells, third, Buena Vista. Class B, Carl Dodson, first, Mon mouth; Marie Lee, second, Bridgeport; Mable Lee, third. Bridgeport Pumpkin, stock. Class A, Hazel Bur sell, Mistletoe, first; Richard Hayman, second, Butler; Clarence Rinsey, third, Liberty. Class B, Hugh Young, first, Oak hurst: Vesta Kruetz, Suver, second; Glen Turner, third. Airlie. Potatoes, Class A, Homer Brown, first, Bridgeport: Bert Hilke. second, Independence; Lester Gardner, third, Bridgeport Class B, Mildred Edgar, first, Crow ley; Delma Hayes, second, Dallas; Jessie Keyt, third, Perrydale, Cabbage, Class A, Lester Gardner, first, Bridgeport; Perry Wells, second. Buena Vista; Paul Scott, third, Inde pendence, Class B, Otis Scott, first. Independ ence: Hugh Young, second, Oakhurst; Paul Sayer, third, Falls City. Kohl Rabl, Class A. Homer Prown. ursi, tsriagepori; silicon Martin, sec-1 ond, Ballston; Lester Gardner, third Bridgeport. Class B. Jessie Keyt. first. Perrv- dale: Hugh Young, second. Oakhurst: third, no entry. j Table Beets, Class A, James Bohle. j first. Falls City; Marvin Wells, sec-' ond, Buena Vista; Harry Wells, Buena 1 Vista, third. j Class B, Arthur Winters, first, Dal- ' las; Raymond Brown, second. Salt 1 Creek; Lillie Smith, Buena Vista, third. ! Stock Beets, Class A. Clifton Martin, first, Ballston; Lester Gardner, sec ond, Bridgeport; Hazel Bursell, third. Mistletoe. Class B, Homer Bursell, first. Mis tletoe; Kenneth Bursell, second. Mis tletoe; Helen Rempel, Perrydale. ti:ri Table Carrots. Class A. F.-jisV. Shepard, first, Dallas; Peter D:eii. second, Smithfield; Frederick EiIiera. third, Suver. Class B, Kenneth BurseU. first. Mis tletoe; Helen Rempel, second. Ferry- dale; Frank Alsip, third, North Dal las. Stock Carrots, Class A. Clifton Mar tin, first, Ballston: Hazel Bursell. sec ond, Mistleote; Marvin Wells, third. Buena Vista. Class B, Paul Sayre, first. Falls City: Willie Hamilton, second, Guthrie; Ken neth Bursell, third, Mistletoe. Onions, Class A. Frederick Ridders, first, Suver; Hazel Bursell. second. Mistletoe; Clifton Martin, third. Balls- ton. Class B, Kenneth Bursell. first. Mis tletoe; Frank Alsip, second, North Dal las; Hugh Young, third. Oakhurst Tomatoes, Class A, Marshal Huntley. first. Independence; Homer Bursell. second, Mistleote; Kenneth Bursell, Mistletoe, third. Class B, James Bohle. first. Falls City; Lester Gardner, second. Bridge port; Russel Alsip, North Dallas, third. Curiimhprq CIass A nrA r Td.t., L Gardner, first, Bridgeport: Evadene Smith, second. Buena Vista: John Focht, third, Ballston. Class B, Paul Sayre. first. Falls City; Homer Russell, second. Mistletoe: Yil- ie Mackie, third, Cochran. Turnips, Class A and C, Evert Ev ans, first, Monmouth; Frederick Rid- ders, second. Suver. Class P. Mildred Edgar, first. Rick- reall; Homer Pursell, second. Mistle toe: Kenneth Bursell, third. Mistletoe. Parsnips, Class A and C. Clifton Martin, first, Ballston; Lester Gardner. second. Bridgeport. Anna Friesen, third. Dallas. Dist No. IS. Class B, Hugh Young, first. Falls City; Paul Sayre. second. Falls City: Mildred Edgar, third. RickrealL Celery. Class A and C, Paul Scott, first. Independence; Hazel Bursell. sec- nd. Mistletoe; Lester Gardner, third. Bridgeport. Class B. Otis Scott, first. Independ ence; Homer Bursell. second. Mistle toe; Kenneth Bursell. third. Mistletoe. I Bird Houwa. a wmi,. v...,r. I' , - . .. Ul.l, Dallas. Bird Houses, Class C. Benjamin Rickli. first. Dallas; Paul Scott. Inde pendence, second. Bird Houses. Class B, David Rem pel. first. Dallas: Walter Voth. second. Dallas: Ivan Rowland, third. Dallas. Piece of Furniture. Class A. Ezra Poyer, first, McCoy; Willie Harney, second. Independence: Clarence Booth, third. Amity. Class C. Carl Stewart. McCoy, first: Armie Cooper, second. Independence; Oren Dadmen. third. Independence. Class P. W. Wade Ellis, first. Rick- iatis Best. Flour nnn fib . R" mm m mum rair Professional Cards The' high award for two best loaves of bread (home bak injrf fell into the hands of a Dallas lady at the Polk Coun ty Fair last week, the bread being made from Davis Best Flour, sold by Simonton & Scott, sole agents tor uanas. This flour costs no more than the green, damp, newiy flmir. and makes better bread. It is made from Big Bend Wheat, acknowledged by millers to Jbe the best grade of milling wheat grown on the Pacific Coast. Da vis BesUs ubleached, uncolored.and undoped, but has as fine a colors any flour on the market. Sold in Dallas by SIMONTON 5 SCOTT, Sole Agents for Dallas SLAUGHTERED PRICES Wagons, Buggies, Sewing Machines, All Hardware and Implements. Wm. A. Ilimes, Mgr. HIMES ENGINEERING Atm' CO STRUCTION CO. Engineering and Surveying. Plans Drawn and Estimnrn m... fully Given. Office, Room 8, Uel Building, Dallas, Ore. Phone 502. DENTIST DR. CLINTON L. FOSTER (With Dr. Butler) ' Office over Fuller Pharmacy DALLAS OKEGO DENTIST B. F. BUTLER Office over Fuller Pharmacy. Office hours from 9 to 12 a. in. to S p. m. ' m.; other hou Phone 141 Hours: 9 a. m. to 5 p, by appointment. DR. D. CHIROI1 Nerve Specialist ani Splnnl Adjust) 114 Court St., Dallas. Oregon. G. REMPEL tOPHACTOit Sale Will Last 15 Days Only Craven Bros. Hardware Co. E. N. HALL FUNERAL DIRECTOR and EMBALMER Parlor First Door South of Citv TT11 I n. xiuu uu iiurcn DC. Phone 1433. Dallas, Qregoi Dr. Louis G. Altmau Homeopathic Physician, General Practice. Special attention to Asthma, Dropsj Gall Stones and Rheumatism Office and Res. 296 N. Liberty St. Phone Main 147. SALEM, ORE t No Home is Modern Without Electric Light SL'nl..l yon want to rent or sell your home you, will quickly discover the value ot its electrical equipment or the lack of it. No home 13 modern today without el ectric light. Housewirmz and fixtures are among the soundest and cheapest invest ments you can make. The work is done quickly and cleanly no dirt or litter or disturbance to the house hold. Why not have an electrical contractor make an estimate of the cost 1 Electric rates have gone down while the cost of living has ad- vanoed Oregon Power Company 605 Court Street DENTIST M. HAYTER Dallas National Bank Building Dallas Oregoi ATTORNEY AT LAW OSCAR HAYTER Rooms 5 and 6, Uglow Eldg. Dallas Oregoi G. O. HOIMAN LAWYER Office In Wilson Building. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW D. II. UPJOHN Rooms 19-26 Dallas National Bank Bldg. DALLAS OREGON. ATTORNEY AT LAW WALTER L. TOOZE, JR. Dallas National Bank Building Dallas Oregon ATTORNEYS AND ABSTRACTORS BROWN & SIBLEY Abstracts promptly made. Notary Public, Collections Mill St. Down-stairs. . Dallas, Ore, SIBLEY & EAKIN The only reliable set of Abstracts in Polk County. Office on Court street Dallas, ... Oregon Phone 1183-2 R. L. CHAPMAN FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER Calls promptly answered day or night Dallas, Oregon. Olive Smith-Bicknell Teacher of PIANO and ORGAN Studio 712 Oak St. DALLAS OREGON (Continued on Page Thre) Star Transfer Co. WE MOVE ANYTHING THAT IS MOVEABLE PROMPT SERVICE G. A. and L C. HUSCOTT, Proprietors Phone Stands: Webster'i Confectionery 511 Barn 1074 Ellis' Confectionery 1062 VETERINARY SURGEON DR. L. W. HORN ( Successor to Dr. Nevel) Office at McCann & Collins Livery. Phone 551 Dallas, Oresron. AUTO FOR HIRE McCANN & COLLINS Livery Phone 551. Opposite Gail Hotel. LODGE DIRECTORY UNITED ARTISANS Dallas Assem bly, No. 46, meets on first and third " Mondays cf each month at Wood man hall. Visiting members made welcome. MILLIE M. STAFR1N, M. A. WILLIS SIMONTON. Secretary. REBEKAUS Almira Lodge No. 2 meets first and third Wednesday of each month at Odd Fellows' Hall. 1 NOLA COAD, Noble Grand. MM$444m$ ORA COSPER. Secretary. 1 Beware 0f Ointments for Catarrh: That Contain Mercury. as niercurv wnl survlv dt-stror tlie sense of smell and completely de-1 '. rar.sre the whole system when enter-' dnr. Pru5jtfor F1J corn, elm A. Gln Southwk-k. r.ri. anum iifw; Jo tin Lacjr e pbJ. Parker; CWbraa. TLrou.-h the ki:!ne .f tht in rharyv if the evt.ituU f tb vah.i lrpartr.Mt:t at tS rvcrnt IVik ! var.tr fair. lfw (Wrvr ha tvn '''IT"" o-friK-i- iim ti n-lflrrt. Mtlt.. Uari .iMT winning Ifi. The lak of j TrJtport: Uabl U. ur4. rni nr; ir.d iM-rpanr.sr 10 s..rt. lt f.r i-uKa-ii.i was n. t.- r.rJris: Mjt1 Wi:a. third. PoP Htt it i Wrr:el worthy f the a.i- cora. iim.'isal iik in rw .f vaJw it mill) St Corm. Claas A. Harry Wlla. b to th.-r who K ltya!;y ai;sl in rt. Fuwa Viata: latr Cardnvr. tr.akir.r the fair a rrt taiwi Kr-r ! -b.1. PrW-p.rt; UjrtU Wda. rv-a that a tunuber cf eiLituu ia Fs.pc"- S hcHl of two to five rooms: Buena (lrt: rthl, aeoond. I is"? it thronch the mucous surfaces. ik1 cf nor than flv rooms: ! Such article shonM never he nA t. flrat; lnjpnjf oc (fcond. !cept on Pnpscriptions from rpnntahl! Peat InJiTidual d.aplay: Later Oar- ' phvsicians. as th Jjir.n- tY,v -;!' .1., Clton Martin. Ball-';, fii tl. ,v, - . sibly derive frum them." Hill's Ca-! tarrh Cure, manufactured bv F. J. Willi Krracrr third. 1 irieJ V loiedo, (J. contains no! Iraerrunr, and is taken istemallv. a?t-! Fitli corn, claaa. B Homer BurshelL injr directly nrnin the blood and ffiu- -oid. , co us surf of the system. Ia buy- ; Brfcise-'in? Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure tou i i-t the cenu-ne. It is taken internal-; !y and made in ToW Ohio, by K. J. jCbenev & C. Testimonials fre. ', ! Sold bv dru rrlsti. I Vice 75c r jWtU. " , j Take nails Family Fills for Con-, jstipation. I WANTED We want you to know that there are several good business opportunities waiting for you at the new town of Imperial, in Southeastern Crook coun ty, Oregon. If you are looking for a location and want to get in a good prosperous community and grow up with the town, you should write us and learn the induce ments we will offer you to come here. Tell us your line of business and we will not ad vise you to come here unless there is a chance for you to make good. Addrc;-.v Imperial Townsite Company Imperial, Oregon ! i ! ! WOODMEN OP TIIE WORLD Dal las Camp No. 20 meets In W. O. i W. Hall on Tuesday evening of I each week. j R. E. REED, Consul Com. W. A. ATRES. Clerk. A. F. A A. L Jennings Lodge. No . meets second and fourth FrMr of each month. In Masonic hall on Main street. Visiting brethren wel come. E. A, nAMILTOJf. W. M. WALTER & ML'IR. Secretary. ! Dallas Iron Works MartiluUta roasdrymea Paiirrw Haker. SAWMIIX WORK A SPECIALTY We are prepared to d any klni Iron and Braas work. Lumber truck and Stock work oa hand. We mass i, the beet and cheapest Stomp Puir ! on the market. Prtow rewwo ; All kinds of errrtTin from iv i itinsr cards to weddir. 'inritatii1 ' i furnL'hed at The Observer oSce.