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About Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1914)
AT I i hi. i n ii M . in 11- . ... i i . - Bva'imi'in ti "" ' """ nrn-aiT -" - ar .fan I fit ?'j1ftefWAi'i'WWtaMl ar Wr w.it-.amMMii i ri i ir minwmMi SALE BEGAN TUESDAY : MORNING, APRIL 21st r 7t '5 1 . The UGLOW CLOTHING HOUSE has begun its Annual Clearance Sale of High-Grade Clothing, Shoes, Hats, and Men's Furnishing Goods. This Sale will last just 9 days and will positively close on the evening of April 30 ESS All Suits of the Famous "OREGON CASSIMERE" Cloth made in Oregon Regular Price $15.00 to $17.50, will be sacrificed Your Choice of Any OVERCOATS "Oregon Cassimere" regular prices $12 to $18, choice $7.50 to $12.75 GOLF AND NEGLIGEE Values $3.50 to 50c, choice $2.15 to 40c. FANCY VESTS, HALF PRICE r Suit in Stock fMal UNDERWEAR Values $5 to $1, choice $3.75 to 85c LEATHER GLOVES Values $2 to 50c, choice $1.50 to 45c HATS Values $3 to $1.25, for $2.25 to 95c SHOES All Florsheim Shoes are included in this Big Sale Values $6 to $5, for $4.50 to $3.75 MEN'S SEPARATE PANTS Values $5 to $2.50 choice for $3.75 to $1.75 SUIT CASES and TRUNKS, 20 OFF Remember the datesApril 21 to 30--Just 9 Days No Longer HERE IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY to Clothe Yoarself from head to foot with garments that are new and desirable, at prices which will make it worth your while to buy DALLAS UGLOW PI ATU! M O.ATTOT VJLiW 1 111J.1MJT J. JJAUOiO OREGON SuSXimMjmmtllA m?F&m'Wa I WwsmWTrsi i inMsHtma ah ii.it n me ,1 w r H ri--.iM8rt att.iMtMt.rimf -i News of City and County Mr. Joe Judsoii went to Fulls City yesterduy on business. Mrs. G. R. Allen of Bridgeport was a Dallas visitor on Suturday lust. Miss Ada Longnecker went to Fulls City on business yesterday, Dr. McNicol, Osteopathic Physician. Mr. tiny l'helps, who has been tout ing the middle west returned home to Dallas yesterday. Mrs. Lockiuan who has been spend ing several days with friends in Onl- Miss Ada Longnecker was a Port-' las returned to her home in Salem land visitor the last of the past week. Many come miles to dine at the Gail. Death to headaches, glasses fitted by Drs. Lowe & Turner. Mrs. Walter Tooze, Jr., and little son spent Inst Monday in Falls City. Ed. J. Ilimes for County Surveyor. (Paid Advertisement.) Mrs. Taylor Jones returned home from Snlem the last of the past week. Miss Beth Deal of Falls City was in Dallas last Sunday calling on old friends. Paper hanging nnil painting done on short orders. F. L. Shnrke, .109 Maple Street. 9-8t. Mrs. Klma Lewis of Falls City was in Dallas shopping the first of the week. Mr. Martin of Salem spent Inst Sun day with his wile and children of Dnllus. I want to buy your mohair and will pay the highest market price. H. L. Fenton, Dallas. 7-8t. Mr. F.amest McCallon sient the past week-end with friends at Inde pendence. Miss Minnie Kinser of Portland is house guest of Miss Senr at the Hotel Gail. Mr. and Mrs. Geer of Falls City were Dallas visitors the last of the past week. The Ilimes Engineering Company will do your surveying and engineer ing work promptly and guarantee re sults. Call phone 503, Dallas. 5-tf. Mr. and Mirs. Forest Guthrie of Falls City spent last Saturday with friends in Dallas. Mir. Winnie of Portland passed through Dallas on his way to Black Rock yesterday. Fred Wagner has new and second hand automobiles for sale. 4-tf. The trout fishers were out in force last Saturday and number of good catches were made. Crider's store wants your mohair. ' McBee Land Company wants to bay your mohair. Will give highest Monday. Walter L. Tooze, Jr., Lawyer, Rooms 8 and 9 National Bank Build ing, Dallas. 15-tf. Fred Moore visited 'friends in Cor vullis Sunday and made the tnip back to Dallas on his bicycle. Phone Muir & McDonald Co. for prices on mohair and wool, hides, etc. Phone 00.1-2, Dallas, Oregon. 11-1 f. Misses Minnie and Christy Clow of tnilrendt'nco spent the past week end with friends in Dallas. The greatest thing in Dallas a meal at the Gail. tf. Robert Ankeny of Dallas was an over Sunday visitor at the Frank Chapman home. Sheridan Sun. The Dallas Wood Company is ready to furnish you with mill wood. Good loads and good service. All wood cash on delivery. Phone 492. -lO.ltf. Miss Serr, who has been 8eniling a few days in Port In ml returned to Iter home in Dallas last Sunday. 20e. a pound will be advanced to you for your mohair at Ciider's store. M. and Mrs. Davis of Iowa is spending this week with flic tatter's sister, Mtis. Koegi of Bowcrsville. Phone Muir & McDonald Co. for prices on mohair and wool, hides, etc. Phone (103-2, Dallas, Oregon. 11-tf. Mr. Albert Farham of Portland, but a former Dallas boy is spending a few days with friends this week. The Presbyterian Women's Mis sionary Society will meet at the manse on Wednesday at 2.3U p. m. All the ladies are invited to attend. E. F. Reamer, M. D., 401 Masonic Temple, Salem, limits his practice to diseases of the eye, ear,, nose and throat and the fitting of glasses. Hours: 1 to 5 p. m. 9-tf. Hr. Vick of Falls City, a former student of the college here, was in Dallas on business last Saturday. Mr. John Hubbard of McMinnvill was a Dallas visitor yesterday and made the Observer a pleasant call. Mr. Hubbard is financially interest ed in Polk County and does not re market price. 14-2t-z gret his investments. Phone Muir & McDonald Co. for prices on mohair and wool, hides, etc. Phone C03-2, Dallas, Oregon. 11-tf. Mrs. Mark Ilnyter has returned from a very, enjoyable visit with friends at Portland and Forest Grove and the doctor is happy. Church Sunday in Dallas was a success and the churches were well put ronized. Why not every Sunday a church Sunday? Mrs. Tliutinan who has been spend ing several weeks with hdi" sist-er, Mrs. T. A. Dunn, returned to her home in Portland yesterday. Miss Lilah M i-1 ):in ids. who has been teaching school at Onkdale, has returned home, after finishing a very successful term of leaching. The lecture, which was given at the M. K. Church last Sunday evening by Mr. Waller Tooze, Jr., was great ly enjoyed by all who heard it. Mr. and Mrs. Kay Morrison who has been sending several days with Mr. anil Mrs. II. Morrison returned to their home in Perrvdale Sunday. Mrs. W. C. Cook and children, Gladys and Chester, came up from McMinnville Friday and visited until Sunday p. in. at the Snyder home. It is rumored that the women's wage law is violated in Dallas, Uctier look a little out or the commission will swoop down on the guilty party. Mr. Calherwond returned to his home in Dallas last Sunday evening, after spending a few days in Port land where he has been on business. C. 1!. Sundberg says the days arc over 40 hours long, the ireason he thinks so is lieeause Mrs. Sundberg is visiting friends in Portland this week. To all subscribers to Pictorial Re view Magazine that fail to receive them, riease bring receipts to Dallas Mercantile Company, as the Pictorial Review Company reports no subscrip tions received from Dallas. 14-3t. H. E. Thayer who for the past two months has been doing reponorial work on the Observer is now employ ed at the S. P. deot having severed his connection with this office. Two cars of concrete tile were received by the county court yester day. This tile is of several sizes aud can be used for small as well as large culverts. It is of extra good quality and will last a life time. Mrs. Steiison of Buell Stent the last of the past week with fiiends in Dallas. Mrs. Stenson is a vocal teacher, who expects to come to Dal las in the near future (o start a class. Dr. E. James Sheets and wife have returned from a visit of several days in Pott lund and Forest Grove. The doctor's parents live in the latter city and he reports a very pleasant visit. Mayar Van . Orsdel has returned from his visit at Eugene. He reports a very pleasant trip. While absent he stopped at Salem and called on the railroad commissioners to see what progress is being made in regard to the city water late. He reports that it is still in Statue Quo, that means that Dallas will not have any cheap water soon. ft Why be bothered with two pairs of glasses, call at Hotel Gail Friday and Saturday, May 1st and 2nd and let Drs. Lowe & Turner show you the new double vision glass cs, which give you in a single glass, the two different nuegnifications re quired for both near and far vision There are no lines of separation and no cement to blister ttjid come apart They cannot collect dirt in the creases for there are no creases. Although I hey give distinct fn.r and near vision, they are one solid light piece of glass. Call and see them. Free demonstra tion. Satisfaction guaranteed. STOP CATARRH ! Use Hyomei--You Breathe It. Unless properly trented this disease often leads to a serious if not fatal ailment. It is needless to allow ca tarrh to ruin your health use Hyo mei it is certainly effective relief for catarrh ills. It's the direct-to-Ihe-spot treatment. You breathe it no stomach dosing. No household should be without Hyomei. It not only gives quick and lasting benefit in cases of catarrh but is one of the surest and most pleasant treat ments for head colds, sniffles, or croup of children. Hyomei is a combination of anti septic oils yon breathe it using a small inhaler. The air laden with health-restoring Hyomei sothes, heals and vitalizes the sore, raw inflamed membrane of the breathing organs almost immediately. There is no other remedy that benefits so surely or so quickly. Money refunded by Conrad Stafrin if you are not sat isfied. Do not be without Hyomei another day. Druggists every"1" t (let the complete outfit $1.00 sine this contains the inhaler and bottle j of liquid. Professor Buell of Salt Creek was in Dallas on business last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Stair who has been spending several days with Mrs. Starr's parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Morrison, have returned to their home in Portland. Will Move to New' Quarters. The Fidkv 's 5 and 10c. store will soon move to their new quarters on the west side of the square. This move will be of great benefit to Mr. Fidler' as he intends to increase his stock, and at his old pl?lce, he did not have the room. A line front is being installed and when completed it will be one of great benefit for his class of goods. A complete line of the finest grade of 5, 10 and 15c. goods will be added to his already large stock. He will announce his opening later. COMPARE THESE PRICES To all orders within 5i miles, we pay parcel post charges. i Gohrke'i Home Cured Meats. HAM, smoked . 19c. BACON, smoked 22c. LOIN BACKS, smoked 16"e.. PICNICS, smoked 14c. HAMS, salt 18c. LOIN BACKS, salt 15c SHOULDERS, salt 16c. SALMON BELLIES, salt 12c. SALMON BACKS, salt 10c. LARD 14c. CARNATION FLOUR, 50-lb. sack $1.35 POTATOES, 100-lb. S lots, sack 85c. to $L10 WANTED 20,000 English cluster hop roots. Address J. R. Castelcin, Riekreall. 0-tf. WANTED Lady or gentleman as sistant for lodge work, experience unnecessary. U. 1). iiiison, iioiei Gail. 13-2t.-x WANTED 25 to 200 Angora Goats. Address H. H. Pregge, R. F. 1). 3, Hood River, Oregon. 15-2t.-x FOR SALE Nearly new Spinwell potato planter, also one potato cul tivator. Address W. J. Knox, Dal las. R. F. D. 2. 07-tf FOR SALE Land plaster at the L. A. Westacott Warehouse, Riekreall, Phone Lucas & Price. 9-tf. Ilichest market unco paid for ma chine cast iron, stove plate, rubber, bras, copper, zinc, rags, bottles and hides. Address A. N. Hallcck, Mon mouth, Oregon. Get your butter wrappers at the Observer office. FOR SALE By owner, 7-room house and lot GO x 150, close to depot. Call at Dallas Garage. 11-tf. FOR SALE OR TRADE A Mitchell Roadster for cash or a good motor cycle. Answer Automobile co Ob server. 13-tf. Great Reduction in price of eggs. For the next 90 days will sell S. C. K. I. Red eggs at .1 per 15, large size, correct color, early maturity, pullets lay at 5 months' strong farm run stock, also Anemias and White Cochin bantams. J. S. Mncomber, Dallas, Oregon. Phone Block 25. 11-tf Feeds of all kinds. Chicken Feed a Speciality. Prices Right. Bring in your chickens, we caa as sure you best price. Farm produce bought and sold. We hTt the exclnsiTt selling of the famous Henry Gohrke home cured meats. GOHRKE & BRADEH 620 Mill Street, Dallas, Oregon. FOR SALE 30 acre ranch, 4 miles north of Dnllns on Salt Creek gravel ed road, fine location, 19 acres under cultivation, 4 acres decayed stumps, easily put under plow, balance timber, 5 acres prunes, family orchard, new 5-roomed house, new barn, good size wood shed, hen house, drilled well, plenty of soft water, woven wire fenced. Price $3000 if taken soon, a bargain. Part, cash. J. B. Regier, R. 1. 12-(it.-T If your eyes are getting weak and it (o - ' read, call on Dr. C. H. Morris and have him examine them. He will fit you with glasses that he warrants will give entire satisfaction. WANTED Capable woman for gen eral house work. Phone 1364. Box 393. 701 Birch Street. 11-tf. KOli SALE Recleancd red and al sike clover seed. Phone 24155. C. S. Calkins, Airlie. 7-tf. FOR SALE Baled Client Hay. Phone No. 1-S. F. 5. . 5-tf etson NOTICE I am prepared to do dres.tnaking at my home, next to the last house of East A-h Street. Miss Francis Marshall. 15-2t.-x GREETING! Look at our Spring Stetsons Spring Hats all the way through and dis tinctively Stetsons bright, snappy, fresh styles lively colors striking models. The kind of Hats you want to wear and we like to sell in short, Stetsons. Come look around it's a cheery sight PRICE BROS. Clothes Shop DALLAS, OREGON Agents for HART, MARX SCHAFFNER and L. SYSTEM CLOTHES FLORSHTEM SHOES ARROW SHIRTS
