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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6th, i91J
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THE TWICE-A-WEEK POLK COUNTY OBSERVER
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DAVIS & HORN'S
The Reliable Home Furnishers
DRESSERS ' $8 oo to $45.00
CHIFFONIERS $n.00 to $10 03
BRASS BEDS '. ......$15.00 to $20 00
STEEL BEDS..... $2.50 to $15.03
WOODEN BEDS $1.00 to $40.03
SPRINGS oo to $12 50
HA TRESSES. :.$2.00 to $13.00
DINING TABLES ?5.00 to 835.00
BREAKFAST TABLES a$3.25 to $3.00
DINING CHAIRS $6.03 to $19.50 per set
BUFFETS ) ....$15.00 to $38.00
CHINA CLOSETS $17.50 to $25.00
BOOK CASES $4.50 to $25.00
LADIES' DESKS $10.00 to $15.00
LIBRARY TABLES $6.50 to $25.00
STAND TABLES $1.25 to $3.50
TABERETTS $i.0o
COUCHES $4.50 to $30.00
DAVENPORTS $7.50 to $50.00
COUCH COVERS $1.25 to $8 50
PORTIERS $2.25 to $12.00
ROCKERS.... $!.25 to $35.00
CHILDREN'S ROCKERS ....$1.25 to $4.00
DOLL BUGGIES $1.50 to $4.50
BUGS $1.00 to $6.50
ART SQUARES $3.50 to $28.00
HALL TREES ..$6.50 to $12.00
PHONOGRAPHSvwith Records $15.00 to $20.00
CLOCKS goo. to $3.00
PICTURES 25c. jo $7.50
MAGAZINE STANDS ! HIGH CHAIRS
PEDESTALS j MIRRORS, all sizes and kind.
FOOT STOOLS I PERCULATORS
JARDINERS I LINOLEUM, cut to fit
Wfrb&&bWfrb$Q
HERE is the common question now "What shall
we give father, husband, brothers, son or sweet
heart for Xmas?"
Allow us to answer that question by the sugges
tions below:'
Fancy Sets, consisting of Handkerchiefs, Ties, Suspenders, Garters and,
Hose, either in combinations or in separate fancy boxes.
Fancy Jewelry Sets, consisting of Cuff Links, Tie Pins and Tie Clasps,
also combined or in separate fancy boxes.
A Club Bag or a Suit Case is a most desirable gift. '.' ' '
A pair of Dress Gloves is always appreciated.
A nice umbrella or a pair of Cosy Slippers is a very useful present.
A Coat Sweater or a Jersey is a gift that ' will hold a lasting remem
brance of Christmas.
These are only a few of the acceptable gifts we have.
We want you to come in and see the rest. You will
be pleasad.
Price Bros.
Clothes Shop
Dallas, Oregon
I 1 1 News of City and County
Many other things too numerous
to mention.
Kindly come in early and make
your selections. We will put
them away for you.
DAVIS & HORN
The Reliable Home Furnishers
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Meet me at the New Scott. J0-2tf
J. M. Justin spent Sunday visiting
X in Oregon City.
Meet me lit the New Scott, to hear
the conceit Sunday evening.
x I The ereatest thine- in Dallas
a meal at the Gail.
Many come miles to dine at the
Gail.
The prune packing plant are busy
X 1 again packing fruit.
We cut, fit and make our own
I suits Phil Begin. G7-tf.
(1. O. Hulman wsa at Salem
Monday' on legal business.
David Nachtingal of Salt Creek was
1 transacting business in Dallas Mon-
I day.
I Miss Alice Rosen berrv of Salem
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j Sunday.
j H. L. Cinder is just finishing plant
ing the remainder of his 100 acres in
prunes.
H. fl. Campbell was in Portland
the later part of last week on a bus
iness trip.
. Bill Williams of Airlie was a visit
or to the county seat the latter part
of last week..
I). W. Kaegi was in Dallas Monday
and took home 2.10 prune trees to
complete his 19 acre patch.
Misses Nellie and Kate Brown came
in from Sheridan Sunday and are
visiting friends in Dallas at present.
Mrs. Henry Stump who has been
very sick for some time past was re-
I , ported as slightly improving Monday.
Mrs. J. C. Morrison and wife and
I m. May and wife of Salem visited
friends and relatives in Dallas over
Sunday.
I Supt. II. C. Seymour returned from
j his trip to eastern Oregon Monday
evening, lie reports the weather
pretty cold over there.
Stop and see Moiris the jeweler for
a square deal in anything in the iew-
leiry tine, quality and price right.
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Dr. McNicol, Osteopathic Physician.
Miss Bertha Kerr visited Potlnnd
Saturday.
Dallas becomes famous through
excellency of (Jail meals.
We cut, fit and make our own
suits. Phil Begin. 07-tf.
D. I.. Kile of Perry.lale was 111 Dal
las Monday on business.
Miss Vjola Selig was in Dallas Sat
urday on her return from a visit in
Portland.
Eat at the Dallas New Dininsr
Room. Meals at all hours. Short
order service.
Geo. Cutler and wife of Portland
were visitors in Dallas the latter part
of last week.
Dallas Wood and Coal Yards, W.
L. Barber, proprietor. Office phone
334; residence 663. tf.
Uncle Dave Guthrie returned from
Salem Monday where he had been
visiting the past week.
Miss Hobble McCa Ion who lias
been on the sick list the past week
is again able to be around
Why not take vour family to
uie iew ocoit Sunday evening and
en joy not only the concert but a good
uiiiuer.
The militia will not drill tonight
having given way to the Poultry
Show, but will hold the Non. Coni.
school of instruction only.
Frank Cnad of the Dallas planing
mill went to Portland last week to
investigate a suction fan to take the
dust out of bis planing mill.
J. F. Kinney, acting agent of the
S. P. at this nlace has boon 11,0
sick list the past week. His place
" ..ciog mien y rs. ti. Werner for
me present.
. ... .aic ui Mil flminn woe rti'o,-
to the county seat today transacting
business. Mr. Tate is one of the
unoge minders of I'olk County and
samples of his work may be seen in
many places.
....u ,niK 01 nanston was
Mrs. II. C. Eakin and Mrs. J.
Allgnuil were visitors 111 Salem today.
Pure Jersey Milk. '
Order your milk from"
I.oughary Grocery. '..
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San Francisco hotel men are un
arms because. the 'management of tli
fair association are preparing:
build nn "Inside Inn.'' The fail
management says they are doing tlii
to protect the public against any in
creased rates on the part of the hotel
or that city.
Tresspass notices, weather prool
ror sale at UDaervfir job omce.
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CHILDREN
I will be at Lane's Vnriety Store t
.1 o clock hutui'day afternoon, I
want you to come and make me a vi
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over years in tlie eitv. 80-lt. ' "ntv seat on Saturday n.
Miss Pauline Snvder went to Salem 'i""'" ,l!a1t . great man.v lambs have
Saturday evening to see and hear the 11 l"- ,lle h"lida.v ade and
much advertised Ann. H-M. .,,,1 .l.J.!! de,"an,1 18 P' and the farmers
while there attended the Elks Mem- '
oii.ii services. reinniiig Kutiilav even-1 i"i-c i i..inas nave never
mg. "n sa'e in any window in this
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fi.t of the State Game and Vih ",ls beautiful stone, and
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nan tinrii iuiik'h awwn oy recrerar
Olcott and Treasurer Kay will n't
pay McCollnuch fur his legal advice.
HW.OO perfect diamond,
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Mrs. B. Z. RiggR and sister-in-law
went to Portland Saturday for a few
days visit.
Dr. Tyler Smith and wife of Sheri
dan visited with their daughter, Mrs.
Craven over Sunday.
R. E. Williams of Portland, who is
president of the Dallas banks was
here Monday looking after business
interests.
If voti should wish to make vour
best girl a present n( a $7.".n) solid
gold watrh with a eresent set with
diamonds, you will find it among the
many watehes to be seen at Morris,
the jeweler. KO-lt.
Henry (inrhke has rented the build
ing formerly occupied by the saloon
run by James Chitty, and will rnu a
commission business there, handling
chickens, etc.
The Falls City News says that C.
O. Johnson has gone In Dalla hiw
pital for medicll I res I men t for a
wound received when he was injured
in handling a peavy a short time ago.
Falls City Man Arretted.
II. Miller, a cook was arrested
'"'mmllttimlM jebx-ks. Hawks cut glass and Oorham
- -- - - - - . ......... . . sterling silverware, without having to
Many people are learning that thev
can get the celebrated Seth Thomas
To Oar Lt;rt.
If you find any merchant of Dai, as
advertising in this paier who fails
jto make good what.be advertises, n-
'! e m make u ngiii, ami
tlie coliims of this paper will be bar
red to that merrhanl. AVe want you
to always feel that when you read' of
bargains or any other mailer that the
same is true.
I would like to ask I he people of
Dallas, if possible to wail until after
at Marsbtield Saturday as a suspect ' ( nris,n' have their eye exam-
iiivtlie Myrtle Point bank robbery. I rn H"" have more time.
Cook says he bas a wife in Falls Citv. as I am very busv with Christmas
and maintains be is innocent. " I business. C. H. Morris. bO-lt
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Iets Go to The Armory.
I go lo the large cities, by seeing Morris
the old reliable jeweler and dia
mond expert. 80-lt.
J. V. Finn of McCoy was in
Dallas Friday last, transacting busi
ness. Mr. Finn is well known in the
county as one of the best practical
road men. and has the reputation of
having the best of roads in his district.
..Miwitreil mat Alnrns
jeweler is up with the times. 80-lt
Earl Chandler will leave Saturday
for Monmouth, in order to accompany
... r, inns Myrtle Chandler,
from that place to her home in this
"- .iiiss i handler has been attend
ing the S.e Normal, and is one of
ten students that have been the vic
tims of , endemic of tVphid. El
gin Recorder.
High School BaU.
young people ,lf .
sch.,l enjojyed a well ,enled pv
Saturday evening. The ,, f-..
ircliesfra f...:..i..i
ucn uie music.
The
school ei
BUSINESS LOCALS !
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charged at the rate of 1 cent per wort
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each insertion thereafter; 30 word! or
less, $1 per month If paid In advanet
No advertisement inserted for leu Urn
16 cents.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE A young horse, good
any place, safe, sound and gentlt
Weight 1250 lbs. Will sell cheap.
I'hone 14x1, Dallas. 78-21.-J
FOR SALE 3 burrows, $13, 0.
$2o, including 2 saddles, blankets
ropes and covers. M. O. Harm
Black Rock, Oegou. 78-5U
FOR SALE. 15 tons of good t
and vetch hay. Paul Jessen, R. F. H
Dallas. 7frJt
FOR SALE OR TRADE. For go
a nearly new No. 32 separator. Ad
dress Paul Jessen, R. F. D. 2, Dallas.
Oregon. 76-8-
MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR TRADE A ood high-cl
automobile for Drorjertv either
proved or unimproved. Address I
1. Z., Obsen er. '
WANTED.
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Don't nut off that annninlmn fnr 1 . (''"as Hand boy. h.v. IK,
yonr portrait on account of bad j cert lecemher 1- ti,11'11 ro
weather. - With mv mod.r. ,;.J rsnH . 1 h,v b,v' r-
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ment dull days are as good as any
for silting.
76-tf. Stone, phone 524.
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boo. snouia
ling tickets
ill he Mhlik "e P.?1'
.u ine unserver
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meet with success in
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Friday.
Highest market nrice naid for a
chine east iron, stove plate, rubber,
brass, copper, rine, rags, bottles i aw
nmes. Address A. N. HalleeK,
month, Oregon.
GOOD WOOD At right prices. J
der yonr block wood and slab wJ '
for early delivery. Jammings IWJ
nished on short order. Plenty
good fir and other kinds of wood w
ready for customers. Send " i
earlv by phone to AUGUST fv-
MAN. Phona 1562 4
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