... rmlilor.
un
COCXTY ROAD TAX.
1
Notice 'is hereby given that fte
ouo
n
demiened has be'-The members of the County Court
of 'Bertie
the
of
administratrix
of Dallas were
and the taxpayers
bv tne County
of Oregon for Poik
right In compromising the differences
C.
j nas qualified All per- division of the county
EDITOR AMD PUBLISHER arising out ofDallas
claim. a?inlrt ,nL "nt
having
per
road fund.
aked for 50
.ffiogethe'r with
taxj the Court refused
"jroad
cent
its
of
Published
at tl.tO per to give It. iiy the terms of the asrree-igltherefor. to the
.v,
vouchers
r.m..er
Tear. Strictly in advance.
the
undersigned at her residence in
ment reached Wednesday afternoon,
uunt, within
,.f rllaa in said
nthe city will receive 35 per cent of the
this
of
date
the
six months from
Entered as second clan matter tax paid by its property owners. The
ovated and first published March 3.
March 1, It 01, at tbe post office at county will retain 65 per cent of the
Dallas, Oregon, tinder tbe Act of Con-ar- fund and will also keep In repair all
191
of March S,
MAnEL MAT GUT.
bridges within the Dallas city limits.
Administratrix of the estate of Bertie
This is an equitable adjustment.
M. Guy. deceased.
DALLAS, OREGON, MARCH ,
By Its provisions, both the farmer and
Oscar Hayter. Attorney.
the town dweller will be benefited.
Dallas has long contended that it
Citation.
State of
n should
be given a reasonable proporTkt way to build up DaUai it to
In the County Court of the
Count of Po!k.
citipaid by Its
the
tax
road
the
for
Oregon,
tion
of
people.
Pallas
estate or ana
zens.
in
Some taxpayers have gone so
". oi .i'jicvi. v Velwm.
guardianship
far as to Insist that the city should
J
the
to
Murphy, and
have it all. Happily, however, these
The
extremists are In the minority.
LOCALS
prevailing Judgment is that the town
y0U 3re h"T"hy
untv" Court" of the
and country should work hand In
''the County of
hand in Improving the county highsla'tof VwonforRoom
a.
ther-o- i.
ways.
under thl head pik, at the Court
(Advertisements
Dallas pays a large propork.
per Dallas, in the County oi
tion of the road tax levied by the are charged at the rate of 1 cent . n
l I'M uri ,
'
lOrr Li
HlBL
' "
county. It would not be fair for the word.
forenoon of that
for each insertion thereafter; 30
city to keep all of this money; neither words or less, tl per montn. ro ao- - (jay tj,n anj ther to show cause, 1!
' . ...v... .. i;..ns
should not be
would It. be fair for the country dis- vrllwrnpnl Inserted for less than 1
the following descnoed
granted to
tricts to demand the entire amount. cents.
to said .Napo- belonging
ireal property
It must be remembered that there
F. .Veison, an incompet-n- t:
Ilton
Wautcd.
county
tne
are
within
roads
The North
Five hundred cords oak wood; 2000
boundaries of the city. These roads,
Tracy, hfi Soutnwfit quarter of Section 11.
H.
G.
fir.
of
Address
cords
platted
town lots,
where they adjoin
4 W est
in Township 7 South, of Range
are kept In repair by Individual prop- Salem, Oregon, giving lowest price, of
in Po.k
vVIIlamette Meridian
the
City.
or
o.
Falls
f.
b.
cars
Dallas
at
erty owners. But the Intersections of
County, Oregon, and containing
acres, more or bss.
these roads and such parts as He along
Judge
Witness the Hon. Ed F. Coad. atp
acreage property cannot be improved
or
of the County Court of the
For Kale.
by assessments upon abutting propoi
ouni
70 Oregon, for tne
Forty-fiv- e
ewes
and
good
head
this
WIWT WILL SALEM DO?
erty. The burden of this expense has
'
head of goats. Inquire H. W. Clifford,
(,,
f M.irr.n- A. i 1911.
Deaf to the appeals of the commer- heretofore come out of the city treas- Dallas. Phone,
151.
East
Attest:
cial organizations of Polk County and ury. While Dallas has paid enorE. M. SMITH.
(SKA
Clerk.
of over two hundred of the leading mous sums In road tax each year, It
Kale.
For
county
no
the
received
aid
from
has
Mayor
own
city,
men
of his
business
household
and
Lot of furniture
Lachmund has vetoed the ordinance farther than the construction of two( goods.
Notice of Final Settlement.
new. 515 Washing-- j
permitting the Salem, Falls City & comparatively inexpensive bridges and ton street.Good as
Notice is hereby given that the un- 2
grading
the
cost
part
a
of
of
the
to enter Salem.
derslgned, as executors oi tne esiaie ui
Western railroad
hill.
Franklin A. l.inK. deceases, naie meu
Farmers driving Into
The Mayor filed no statement of his Lilmlck
Wanted.
th,.r finai account in the County Court
reasons for the veto, but In private town are often heard complaining that
Inquire
of the State of Oregon tor roiK .ran- Girl for general housework.
conversation has Intimated that the the worst roads encountered on their of Mrs. L. D. Brown, East Oak street. ty, and that Saturday, tne ua aj o
March, 1911, at the hour of ten
Polk County company should not be trip were those leading from the city
day,
o'clock in the forenoon of said
given the privilege of using steam lo- limits to the thickly settled portion of
at the Court room of the said County
Oregon,
comotives within the city limits and town. These muddy thoroughfares
Dallas,
of
City
Kggs For Hatching.
Court in the
by said Court as
that it should have no right to extend are the stretches of county road over
prize-- ; has been appointed
S. C. R. I. Reds,
the time and place for the hearing of
Its track beyond a connecting point which the city has no authority to winning stock; great
final account and
said
to
the
objections
with the Oregon Klectrlc railroad on enforce Improvement. Dallas has long strain. Eggs $2 per 15. J.'S. Macom- - the settlement thereof.
felt the Injustice of helping to build
High Street.
MART E. LINK,
ber, Dallas, Oregon. Phone, Black 25.
The action of the Salem Mayor good roads Into Salem, Independence,
HOMER V. LINK,
LINK,
City
Monmouth,
while
the
and
peoFalls
NELLIE
great
to
the
surprise
comes as a
nf the estate of Franklin A.
ple of his city, to the railroad com pa-- 1 county roads within her own boundKggs For Sale.
Hymouth
Hock
Link, deceased.
ny, and to the people or. 1'oik county. aries were In such wretched condi
Oscar Havter. Attorney.
Plvmntiih Tinelc (.(pes for sale: choice
It seems almost unbelievable that any tion.
M.
W.
Ited and first published FebruaryMrs.
a
40
dozen.
cents
strain;
sorrowfully
admitIt must also be
resident of Balem would oppose an
r552.
Sargeant, near Perrydale; Phone
enterprise of such vital Importance to ted that not until within recent years
Xotl-to Creditors.
the commercial Interests of two has a County Court shown any desire
Notice is hereby given that the unneighbor counties as the proposed ex- to aid Dallas by Improving the county Automobile in
For Land. dersigned
duly appointed adbeen
has
tension of the Polk County railroad roads in the territory immediately
of ministrator with the will annexed of
automobile
A
Gilbert, deceased,
T.
of
Lena
estate
to a connection with the East Side tributary to the towh. The Guthrie 1910 model; 4 5
r,
the
beautiful
by the County Court of tiie State of
lines, especially when such an enter- lane, the Salt Creek road, the
lines, recently overhauled, In exchange Oregon
and has;
County,
1'oik
for
Liberty, Cooper Hollow and Pio- for land. Address,
prise would mean so much to the fuOtto J. Wilson, qualified.
Imh
long
were
neer
roads,
Is
Yet,
city.
against
th
having
of
his
home
persons
claims
ture
All
Salem, Oregon.
the said estate are hereby notilied to
what Mayor Lachmund has done; and passable In the winter months, and
toverified,
present the same, duly
In taking such action he had the sup- some of them are lltttle better now.
Spray Pumps.
gether with the proper vouchers there-- :
Is
not
the
unmindful
of
fsut
Dallas
many
encouragement
port and
of
Vaughn's Plumbing for, to the undersigned, at his place of
At a bargain.
property owners along Union Street, fact that the Court has been doing Shop.
business in the City of Dallas, in said
Countv. within six months from the
on
good
Lucklamute
some
work
the
the thoroughfare through which the
date of this notice.
track would pass. These residents and Halt Creek roads In the last few
For Sale or Trade.
Dated and first published February!
petitioned the Mayor to veto the or- years, and there are indications that
One modern electrical piano. Can 17, 1911.
CONRAD STAFRIN,
are now to receive be played either way. Cheap. See
dinance, romplulning that the smoke these highways
Administrator, c. t. a. of the estate of
4 1
2
and cinders from the locomotives the attention they have so long de- McBee & Castle, Dallas.
Lena T. Gilbert, deceased.
would prove a nuisance and that the served.
Oscar Hayter, Attorney.
Dallas would doubtless be willing to
noise of steam trains would disturb
Hay For Sale.
give the county all of Its road tax
their slumbers.
Nice, clean baled oat hay for sale,
If the business and commercial de- could It only have the assurance that il. O. Campbell.
131tf
Notice of Final Settlement.
velopment of two counties were not such money would be used exclusiveNotice Is hereby given that the uncounty
In
ly
dersigned
Improving
roads
the
as executrix of the estate of
railCheap.
Is
probable
It
the
Sale
For
that
concerned.
H. Collins, deceased, has
leading Into Dallas. Hut such an arSolid black walnut child's bedstead Alexander final
road company and the people generalaccount In the County
tibd her
ly would be glad enough to heed the rangement would not be fair to the and springs for sale cheap; good as Court
of the State of Oregon for I'olk
It
not
will
more
remote
districts,
and
131tf County, and that Wednesday, the first
drowsy request of these Union Street
new. II. G. Campbell.
day of March, 1911, at the hour of tin
Silurians to "Please go 'way and let be asked. Ily the terms of the agreeo'clock In the forenoon of said day,
us sleep." Hut with two rich and ment reached yesterday, the city will
For Sale.
at the Court room of the said Count;'
posts. Soehren Court in the City of Dallas, Oregon,
prosperous counties seeking closer retain enough of its road money to
Oak and Cedar
y
improve the county roads within Its Warehouse Company.
through a
has been appointed by said Couu at
connection,
the time and place for the hearing of
railroad, It Is not probable that any- borders, and the remainder will be
objections to the said final account
With
ICggH For Hatching.
one other than Mayor Lachmund will given to the farming districts.
and the settlement thereof.
give such finicky objections serious this clear understanding between the
8. C. Ithode Island Beds, Barred
SAiiAii e. colli:;;-?- .
court and the city council, good re- and White Bocks, at $2 per setting of Executrix of the estate of Alexander
consideration.
H. Collins, deceased.
15. Mrs. Winnie Bradcn, P. O. Box
When Mr. Ocrllnger announced that sults arc assured. A fair and reasonOscar Hayter, Attorney.
23ml
he was ready to build a railroad from able compromise of such differences 200, Dallas, Oregon.
Dated and published January 31.
1911..
Black Hoik to Dallas, tho peoplo of as arose between the city and county
a
Is
more
is
gave
lawsuit.
It
than
only
better
Sale.
F.ngliio
City
not
Donkey
For
Dallas and Falls
him his choice of streets through neighborly and less expensive.
Seattle donkey, 9 by 10V4. Fifteen
Notice to Creditors.
gave
line; about 2500
which io lay his tracks, but they
hundred feet
Notice Is hereby given that the unnecessary
encouragement
by
blocks. dersigned has been appointed guardhim farther
MUCH LUMBER USED HERE feet trip rope; all
and estate of Joseph
many thousands of dollars to
Inquire of Pedee Lumber Company, ian of tho person person,
by the Counan insane
assist him In the construction of the
Alrlie, or D. D. Good, Dallas, Oregon. Tharp,
ty Court of the State of Oregon for
210tf Polk County, and has qualified. All
road. No complaint of any noise or Oregon IiHlnstricM Required in 1000
persons having claims against the said
8110. OHO, 0IM IWt.
smoke nuisance was heard from the
estate are hereby notified to present
1'or Sale.
residents of these towns, nor was any
same duly verified, together with
the
objection urged luter by tho residents
Fir Vista farm, 307 acres, John I
proper vouchers therefor, to the
Out of the two billion feet, board Iilggs, owner. Kxcellent for farming, the
undersigned at her residence In said
of East Dallas when the company
asked for a franchise to extend Its measure, cut In the State of Oregon dairying, hops and fruit. Will divide. County, within six months from the
of this notice.
line on through the city on Its way to during the year 1909, 800 million feet Also, other North Polk County farms, date
Dated and llrst published February
Haletn.
This "noise and smoke" ob- wire used in Oregon. This fact Is and a sawmill. Barton Z. Biggs, Beal 10, 1911.
MARY ALICE THARP,
jection Is a new one to the busy man- shown In a report just Issued by the Kstate, Amity, Oregon.
Itoute 2.
Commission, Phone Dallas 525.
131 tf Guardian of the person and estate of
ufacturing towns of Dallas and Falls Oregon Uonservatlon
'
Thorp,
an Insane person,
Joseph
City, where the people have become and the United States Forest Service.
Address, Wtllamlna, Oregon.
II.
Oakleaf,
United
Howard
of
the
accustomed to noise and smoke and
Your Winter's Wood.
Oscur Hayter, Attorney.
States Forest Service, prepared the
would not be happy without It.
Order your slab wood now and be
II.
data
of
under
the
direction
J.
Mayor Lachmund well knows that
sure of having a good dry supply for
Notice of Final Settlement.
In barring the use of all but electric! Kmipp, who Is In charge of the engi- Winter. I can sell you either slabs,
Notice is hereby given that the unneering
in
the blocks, or trimmings. Can furnish any dersigned as administrator of the eswork of the service
trains within the corporate limits of
Kalem,
he Is demanding something Portland district.
other kind of wood desired. Plenty of tate of Andrew J. Norris, deceased, has
Of the SOU, 000,000 feet used In the good oak and fir. Send In your orders filed his final account in the County
which cannot be granted. If he would
Court of the State of Oregon for Polk
only walk over to the West Salem state. 2fi,79l,900 feet were tuken by by either phone. Mutual, 1196 Bell, County, and that Wednesday, the 8th
Dividing 4 43.
Industries.
day of March, 1911, at the hour of ten
AUGUST BOMAN.
terminus sonic afternoon ami see the the
o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at
industries Into their
heavy logging trains that are operated the
the Court room of the said County
Not lie to Walcr Consumers.
over this road, he might not be so In respective lines of manufacture It Is
Court In the City of Dallas, Oregon,
"'i'' l"''l In 1909 required 93,- - For the accommodation of our pat- has been appointed by said Court as
sistent In bl demund for sn electric
the tltnu and place for the hearing of
line. If he would take a trip to lllack K7.60U feet; boxes, 77,94.DOO; sashes rons w ho 'find it Inconvenient to call objections
to the said final account and
ito k and watch the powerful loco- and doors, 43. 158,5110; Interior finish at the company's office, we have ar- the settlement
thereof.
H. L. CHAPMAN,
motives straining to the utmost In work, 2 2.lifiO.000; cooperage, 20.S85.-00- ranged to leave our books at the Gay-nto
the
(.835,350;
manufacture,
sixth
furniture
th
Administrator of the estate of AnShoe Store from
pulling these trains over the heavy,
Norris,
deceased.
drew
J.
water
i
ve
where
baskets
month,
xrelwlnr.
and
twentieth of each
mountain grades, we believe he would
Oscar Hayter. Attorney.
admit that no electric engine would neers, 3.102.000, and other minor bills can be paid and receipt will be
Dated and first published February
up
Hues
make
the balance.
7, 1911.
Issued for all payments.
be equal to the task. The suggestion
DALLAS WATER COMPANY.
that the company use electric motive
110-lIrcmring l.ttlinalix.
power In Salem and steam locomoI'nder Instructions from the Coiin- tives on the remainder of Its linn Is
March Siinet.
o impracticable as to be unworthy of ty Court, II. V. Heexb y. county survey-seriou- s
Country,"
Orange
or. Is preparing an estimate of the
"California's
consideration.
It seems to the Observer that the cost of the proposed Improvements on beautifully Illustrated In four colors;
whole mutter now resolves Itself Intojthe Suit Creek road where It crosses 'The Spell." an unusual romantic seSab ni want this 1'unlnp hill. An effort Is being made rial, by C."N. and A. M. Williamson;
the question: "1
railroad? Are Its people willing to! to reduce tbe grade by cuts and fills "What Women are doing In the Northgive Polk County an outlet to the Kest' from a point on the road just inside west." March Sunset, now on sale; li
Hide, or are they going to assume the! the city limits to the north side of the centa.
Wanted.
role of obstructionists, taking all thr hill, a distance of about a mile and a
Wanted. 20 or 10 good, fresh dairy
isn get and giving nothing In return, half.
thereby lniedlng the development ol
cowa. R. A. Campbell. 8herldan. Ore- the entire Willamette Valley?" Vpon
4.IH. Io Play.
fon.
the answer to this question will deA K.i me of basketball between the
pend whether
Wanted.
the railroad will !
Monmouth and Corvsllla High School
built Into the Capital City, or whether girls will be plaved on the Normal
Wanted. 100 Brown. White or Buff
Its terminus will continue to remain Kvmnasium court In Monmouth. Fri- Lrajhorn pullets. Monmouth Real Eson the west bank of the Willamette day evening. March 1. beginning at tate Company. Monmouth. Oreson.
Utf
Klver.
115. It Is expected to he one of the
Mr. Ocrllnger
has spoken. The
games of the season, as Corvsllls
tet
For Katn.
people of Polk County, through their
III come
II represented,
and the
Nearly new Kimball plana, taken
commercial organizations, hav made home team will work
walk over
to
hard
takes
from an Eastern firm; $!
their wishes known. The legislature off with the laurels. Admission, II
Stockwell's
It. Can arrange terma.
has sanctioned the enterprise ty riv- and SO
rnta
fJI-t- f
ing the romps ny the right to bridg
Music Store.
Itlver. Aseuraner
the Willamette
Call lsr Warrant.
For Rent.
are t hand that the War Department
.Vutxe is hereby given that all Polk
will In BO way oppnee the project, and
For rent tha Francla WrUhtaon
and
acres, la Pede precinct.
It sow rests with the City Council of CfHinty warrants presented
plac of
"Not paid for want of funds" Oscar Hayter, Agent. Dallas. Oregon.
Kalem to say whether the work shall
prior In January I. 111. will be paid
proceed.
While rrltlcisinc his Judgment, ih ukir preeentstitHs at my ofTlee. No
allowed after date of
Waalei.
people of Polk Connly la fio way Intrrt-e- t will
qustioa the motive of Mayor lach- this smtli-e- .
All kinds of Iron, rubber, brass, copcash
Hated this 24 day of March. 111. per. a!n and hide
HUthesw
mund la opposing the franc hise
nanr. Tkey ara mindful of the fact at my office.
prtoea paid. A. N. llallerk, Moanaowth,
TRACT FT A AT.
that the bun-air a of Raleia are
Oreroa.
II-l- t
County Treasurer.
friendly to this t surprise, as
New Wall Paper.
preaeed by the recent vele f their
Itll4e Mad?.
Wall paper, direct from th factory
roonrll, and th strong petltloa askt W. P. Hol- ing the Mayor t approve the ardia-afe- .
a very select III
Fold farther BotK
th InternaThy l.eiieve that here la aa tional PiMe Ftadents' Aaanriatlna win tnaa a.
"
Inetanr where th council weald wot nveet regularly every Fondsy at 1 .11
Ftw
t Justified la Brtling as de the p m . la the puMic school primary
VThit Wyaadott rockerels for sale;
Mayor s Tela, but would fc
fW4
t.nc for bwildma. reorwtly va at-- a
K- - Bstudy March I, wlil He: j Rinahoas strain. It
th beet Interest of th eai.r Willam- tkoBa-h-t
of HiaiDaUaa Orecofc Wait tarkey
ette Valley la paaainc th sneaeur lr, TM'.ea with th kaowleda
Cot. I .
W.u
tht fac of eiecvitu disapproval.
Polk County Observer
J.
HAYTER,
Drop In the Bucket.
The Immense apple crop of the
Northwest becomes only a drop In the
... the Kroner
- - in
vIavaJ
r . llKht. If
'
he cron is marketed In a business-likway and properly distributed it will bej
a long time before the Northwest HI
the markets.
California. Colorado. Utah, Montana,
Idaho. Oregon and Washington probably did not exceed 15,000 cars in 1910;
600 boxes to the car. 100 apples average to the box. would make 900,000,-00- 0
apples. If properly distributed so
that every Inhabitant of the United
they
States could eat one apple a day, wonwould eat up every apple of this
derful crop grown In these states in
ten days. This is a plea for greater
Better Fruit.
distribution.
i.uv-nc:.-
e,
.
&eml-Week- ly
ut
es
17.
pat-roni-
Ar-t.uu-
F,.of'th'sute
j
8.
f
BUSINESS
,
j
r--
11
1
n--
1
I
- -
Jaof
Credits the un- that
on 5 , tinted
L.j.ad- -
to
Xotke ...
Notlce is hTe&
j,inl hasof
Orator
""
jacobson. deeeaed.
Polki
court oi ana
'"5 n r "i.bh All oersons
county,
,"h'
j' etate
,
having ciai- or,rMent the
the
a" hXvvrTf."d. tootherto with
the imuch' lh,refor,
proper
City
tne
in
"''r-intt- ..
within six
ot VZll.m
notice.
date of this February
m
published
o.
!lmthe matter of
51. S.
Miller io
.,,.i
the .PP"ft" - '
ri
.
descriDeu
the following
Beginning 5.11 chains West
Henry
of the Southeast corner of the
Claims?.
u.,,.,.H Iionation Land
w-
- tn.eounty.
Meridian In Polk
Oregon, and running 'hence West
chs.
24 7 chs.: thence North S.94
to
chains
2 9.8?
nfEastline of the -- U
South
D. I C: thence
;
JACOESON.
it. mi
rrvtt-Tof the County-Roadch?o the center
estate of Theo
S. 9 degree, west 8.10
thence
Administrator of the
W. 7.49
Jacobson. deceased.
chs.; thence S. 14 degrees
conCwrar Hayt- r. Attorney.
chs to the place of beginning,
taining 102.24 acres.
deVotiie to Creditors. the un- -,
All to whom it may concern,
hereby given that
fendants. Application No.
day
of
denned has been duly appointed
28th
Take notice that on the
L.
,,' th.- y"he of John
filed his
County Court February. 1911. M. S. Miller
m,.?;;
application in the above entitled Court
J. tne oui
f druron . for Poik coun
or
.11
inilia reg stration oi uic
nmnR'inr
u
tv. and . nas
described land.
navmg .!... "- Now
unless you appear on or before
the
to
;L.
Ymii
are nereoy, verified, together
-- e .. -ion. and show
wun u. ..tne ...i j'
Bna
.
a. ujt
i J uic untj
theref
vouchersv.; a r.if)pnce
nroDtr
said not be granted, the same will be tanen
'
'
nn, ...
ill
n
f..n..A and a decree win
x momns i
of the
Coun,y within
teVed according to the prayer
., ill
.
TtT- aaie ui i"1"
anax juu. . ....
February
application
d
sa
Kii.hed
. uai..., a,.u
aispuiver ,)arred and estopped from
,0
j ing the jame.
ALVAH HUGH GUTTRT
hereunto
" "
fT
Administrator oi tne
nd affixed the seal of the
Guttry,
February.
of
Oregon
day
2
8th
Sid
this
Court
No. 1.
1911.
Oscar Hayter, Attorney.
M. SMITH,
(SEAL.)
.
Clerk.
office, w. O. SIMS, Attorney for Applicant.
Leea blanks for sale at this
of
R- -
50 in T.
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DALLAS VARIETY STORE
Silks
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ever shown in Dallas.
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We also have a few new
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Waists. Our Oxfords and ice,
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Shoes are in. See them before hLwJ u:
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line of Men's Hats ever
Polk County.
SHIRTWAISTS, MUSLIN UNDERWEAR,
AND SILK PETTICOATS, NECKWEAR
HEATH-ERBLOO-
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carries a full line of
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AND HOSEKY
Also the famous
Fithian-Bark-
Shoes for Ladies
er
and Children
A complete line of China,
s,
Porcelain' and Tinware
UANtrihisHtai
has that perfect fit which
lends distinction to the
close-fittin- g
gown.
Made for women by
women who knowwr
particular requirements
Our motto is Small Profits and Quick Sales
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DALLAS VARIETY STORE
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Mrs. Charles Gregory, Proprietor
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shape, size and fit to
style to any figure,
whether tall or short, stout or
slender, or medium regular
sizes and extra large sizes.
give
horse-powe-
Oak-dal-
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high-clas-
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Court of the State of.
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Made of finest grades of litle.
well-nig-
mer-
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graded weight!.
in
Union suits and
two-pie-
garments.
Perfection in Fit, Style and
Finish Dainty Durable.
We invite your inspection cf our very attractive line of these
splendid garments.
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cross-countr-
sub-crlbi-
wood-usin-
Cut Number P. W. I A.'
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The Superiority
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DALLAS MERCANTILE
ElectricToast
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to the charred, or brittle, or soggy kind made in the
tedious
way, is relatively the same as the
superiority of grilled steak to fried steak.
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For
of a cent a slice the General
Electric Radiant Toaster makes Perfect Toast faster
than you can eat it. It is Perfect Toast because the
radiant heat forces the necessary chemical change
in the bread. This insures delicious golden Toast that
fairly melts in your mouth.
old-fashion-
ed
one-tent-
You can operate the General Electric Radiant Toaster on the
finest damask table cloth.
Its neat porcelain base and cheerful
glowing coils add pace and charm to any table.
MAG AZIM
AT
ONE HALF PR
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wood-usin-
SEE NEWfBUSINESS DEPARTMENT
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W. R. Ellis' ConfectioCC
OREGON POWER CO.
or
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Up-to-da-
Candy Kitchen in rear.
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J. L. White, Manager
SHERIDAN Mf
EVENTUALLY
MARKET
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WHY NOT NOW?
Uglow Clothing House
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Dealer in all kinds of Fresh and Salt MeaC-make a specialty of marketing all kinds of I
including Dairy Cows, Sheep, Goata and Hof
SHOES
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We
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Dallas, Oregon
Proprietor
SWEENEY BROS.
are now prepared to deliver Hay, Grain and all
kinds of Mill Feed to
any part of the city.
Phone 1242.
Shen
LOOK I
The Gty Express
4om all kin da of
onibl rmtrax
phone at Wrbf
ery Store.
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Give us a
call
WATCH FOR THE
ARTHUR
VALU-ABL-
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COUPONS IN
SUTEXITTS BEST
DALLAS,
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