Saturday, February 9, 1918
THE MALHtfUR ENTERPRISE
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A WOMAN has to breathe the fra
grance of Jonteel, the New Odor
of twenty-six flowers, only once to
know it is a perfume that is rare and
expensive.
You expect its price to be for
biddingly high. But you are astonished
and delighted to find that Talc Jon
teel sells at a price no higher than
that of ordinary powders. Try it today
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS ITEMS OF VALE
Face Powder
Jo'nleel 50c
Tale Jonteel
25c
Comhlnalhn
Creamjonletl 50c
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For Sale By
A. E. McGillivray
Vale, Oregon
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Mrs. C. C. Mueller spent the first
of the week in Ontario, visiting at
.ie i-uett home.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Geise, of Wat
son, and Miss Alice Heugal, teacher
at Watson, were in Vale the first of
the week on a business trip. Mr,
Geisc has been working at the Her
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Groceries & Meat
Ask for our prices on any article of meat
or groceries you need. We will give the best
price on all your wants that we possibly can.
Fresh supply of Premium Bacon, per lb 48c
Hooverize and make Mince Pies
Mincemeat, per lb ,.; 18c
Peanut Butter
The best Peanut Butter, per lb '. 28c-
Fresh supply of Sauer Kraut, per gal 50c
Cream Flour, was $3.20 per sack, now ..$2.80
High Grade Tpmatoes, can 18c
8-oz. soda crackers, best 12c
6 per cent reduction on all Teas and Coffees
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SIRENS OF THE SEA
Famous Rival of "Daughter of the
Gods" Will Appear at the Rex
Theatre Next Week
"The Sirens of the Sea" is the title
of a beautiful and unique photoplay
which has been secured by the Rex
Theatre for next Thursday evening.
The prices on this attraction have
been placed at 20c and 35c, and fol
lowing is a synopsis of the film:
"It's an enchanted island and over
yonder sit Lorelei and her sirens. De
struction or not, I'm going to Lore
lei," exclaims the handsome young
yachtsman, Gerald Waldron, to Halt
ley Boyce as they sail past a rock
bound island, where Sybil, an exqui
sitely beautiful maiden, and her girl
companions1, all donned in sea-weed
in lieu of bathing suits, are playing
ukalele3 and dancing uDout on the
beach. The girls seek hasty shelter
as the young men make a landing and
"rush after them.
Gerald and Hartley both become en
amoured of the golden haired Sybil.
Trouble ensues when Julia, a capti
vating brunette, consumed with jeal
ousy, conspires with Hartley for the
undoing -of Sybil, who, to elude Hart
ley's desperate pursuit throws her
self into the sea. Gerald rows about
all night and falls asleep at dawn,
dreaming of Sybil as Lorelei. A
thrilling drama based on the "Lorelei1
legend is then visualized on the screen
with picturesque settings and magni
ficent water-witch scenes of dazzling
splendor, the sea swarming with a
huge ensemble of alluring water
sprites performing sensational diving
and swimming feats that have nevei
been surpassed.
Retreat of the German
At the Battle of Arras will be
shown at the Dreamland, Ontario.
Oregon, Tuesday, February 12.
The Evening World says "The
second installment of the Official Gov
ernment Pictures, "The retreat of the
Germans at the battle of Arras,' gives
a close-up of modern warfare that is
as gripping as it is true. The scenes
showing the operation of the big guns,
the tanks in action and the use of
barrage fire, furnish a succession of
thrills."
Ontario The Malheur Drainage
District lets a contract for the drain
age of 5350.37 acres, to cost $150,000.
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WE HANDLE EVERYTHING ! !
No article is too small for us to handle. We
specialize in money-saving values in household
necessities. A visit to our store and an inspec
tion of our stock will convince you. : :
Prices and Merchandise to Fit Your Purse
Johnson & Nordale
2nd Hand Merchandise Voak Building
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VALE HOT WELLS LAUNDRY
Prompt and Reliable Service
CLEANING and PRESSING
Goods Called For and Delivered
Phone 99 H. C. NEFLY
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Reverend Luscombe made a hurried
trip to Boise the first of the week on
business.
J. E. Bowman was in town from
his ranch, in Cow Valley during the
week.
John II. Forbes was a Nyssa vis
itor in the city last Friday.
Jerre Gooch, who has been in Vale
the past two weeks, returned to the
Rainbow mine the first of the week.
Ira Piper was in town from his
home in Crowley Friday.
Among the Ontario visitors in the
city Friday of last week, were C. M.
McGanagill, J. W. McCullouch nnd J.
H. Seaweard.
Mrs. J. R. Winans, of Venator, was
a Vale visitor the latter part of last
week.
Oliver Sanday came to town from
his home at Bonita Saturday.
Geo. Palmer was a Vale visitor from
Watson Saturday.
Chas. W. Johnson was in the city
from his home in Burns Sunday.
Chas. HafTord was a Watson arri
val iruthe county scat the first of the
week.
E. Storzbach came to Vale Sunday
from Cake, for a few days' visit
K. L. Weick was a Parma visitor
in the city Sunday.
Stove Ward was a Watson visitor
in Vale Sunday.
Mrs. J. Palmer arrived in Vale,
Monday from Watson.
W. J. Pinney, of Ontario, was in the
city Monday.
Adolph Fisher arrived in Vale from
his home at Mooreville the early part
of the week.
Gus Mansfield was a passenger to
Vale on the Juntura train Monday.
Iko Crosby was a Juntura arrivel
m the county seat tne nrst ot tne
week.
G. W. Cox was a Vale visitor from
P.iverside early in the week.
Mrs. C. H. Bown, of Nampa, was
in the city the first of the week.
E. E. Kendall, of Jamieson, spent
a few days in Vale the fore part of
this week, visiting friends.
Jas. M. Weaver was a business vis
itor in the city Tuesday.
Chas. Halford, of Watson, spent a
few days in the city this week.
Oren Woodcock was in town from
Malheur City Tuesday.
Wm. Gregory came down from
Wo3tfall Tuesday, on a business visit.
Thos. Joyce was a Beulah arrival j
in the city Wednesday.
Wm. Riach, of Riverside, was a
fuest at the Drexel Hotel a few days
tho first of the week.
Geo. Lees was in town Saturday 1
from his home in Bonita.
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SOCIETY COLUMN
SOCIETY COLUMN
Social Functions Enjoyed
by People of Vale.
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Lenten Season Comes
With the opening next Thursday of
the Lenten Season, social happenings
will see a sudden lull. This week and
the first few days of next week will
sec a number or parties and dances
and the Oregon Club Minstrels for the
benefit of the Red Cross on Monday
evening will be tho biggest social
event just preceding Lent. A few
benefit parties will be given during
Lent but for the most part a social
quiet is planned and Red Cross work
will probably receive an unusual
amount of attention during tho next
four weeks.
P. E. O Luncheon
Tuesday, February 5th, tho Vale
Chapter P. E. O. met at the home
of Mrs. C. C. Burrows. The chief
feature of tho afternoon was a cov
er(if luncheon at 1:30. Table deco
rations were in yellow and white and
the following places were laid: Mes
dames Dunlop, Kester, Eastham, Bur
rows, Farmer, Nelson and Miss Mary
Glenn. Out of town members attend
ing were Mrs. J. H. Williams, of Vale,
and Mrs. V. P. Staples and Mrs.
Henry Smith of Ontario. At another
smaller table Master Charles Burrows
was host with Harriet Eastham and
Mildred Kester at his guests. Imme
diately after the luncheon the regu
lar business meeting was held.
Parent Teacher Meeting
The Parent Teacher Association
held their regular meeting in tho
high school auditorium Monday of
this week. A small attendance was
Light Refreshments.
Church Parade and F&iriotic Ser
vice. Methodist church, Sunday, Feb.'
ruary 10, 1918, at 11 a. m.
Patriotic . addresses by Mrs. B. F.
Farmer, and the Pastor.
Music by the Vale Male Quartette.
Presentation of Service Flag.
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NEWS BREVITIES
Picked Up In Vale And
Nearby Neighborhood.
Clean, Dried Fruits,
For Pies and Sauces.
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Wind Creates Rumpus A strong
sou'wester struck the city Wednesday
and did no little damage over the
city, overturning light barns and
small buildings. The big drug sign
over JMcUillivray s drug store was
torn away from its anchorings at an
opportune time, as no one was passing,
Pictures Fail to Arrive It was
disappointed crowd which gathered at
the Rex Wednesday night to witness
the Retreat of the Germans .at the
Battle of Arras. The picture, through
a mistake of the express company,
was shipped on through, and tho first
installment of this popular series of
films was missed Wednesday. How-
over, they came Thursday and were
enjoyed by a good crowd.
Returns From Sound Mr. and Mrs
W. C. Tomlin returned this week from
several weeks visit at Bellingham and
Seattle. Altho they had a fine trip
they are glad to be back in tho land
of sunshine after being drenched in
tho cold rains of the Sound country,
Mr. and Mrs. Tomlin aiso visited at
Portland and Tacoma while gone. M.
D. Stallings, of Bellingham, Washing'
ton, who returned with Mr. Tomlin,
will be associated with him in the
Michigan Cattle Company at Harper.
Mrs. Edith Olsan, also of Bellingham,
in this
present to hear the program. A rous
ing meeting is planned for the next i recently became interested
meeting date and a special eltort will .company,
be made to have all parents in at
tendance. The Welfare of the Child
in our city will be discussed.
Entertain" at House Party
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Morton en
tertained about thirty-five friends at
their home on Tuesday evening with
dancing and cards. The spacious
rooms afforded a fine plnce for dane
ing and the couples thoroughly en
joyed the evening. A dainty punch
table was arranged by the hostess,
from which light refreshments were
served throughout the evening.
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Valentine Luncheon
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
church will serve a Valentine lunch
eon at the Chamber of Commerce
rooms, Thursday, February I4tn.
Serving will begin at five and con
tinue until all are served.
Will Serve Luncheon
Cafeteria Luncheon will bo served
by tho M. E. Ladies Aid at Cahmber
of Commerce, Thursday, February 14,
at five o'clock. 2-9-tl.
Boy Scout Anniversary Progam
Vale Troop No. 1- At Vale High
School Auditorum Saturday Feb
ruary 9, 1918, at 8 P. M.
J. H. Edmunsun
Juntura arrivals in
week.
was .among
Vale tho
the
past
W. S. Perkin was a Brogan visitor
in the city Wednesday.
Chas. Miner, of McDermitt, arriv
ed in Vale Sunday.
AI. Green, from
town Monday.
Westfall, was in
A. L. Lee, who owns a fine home
stead near Harper, was in town for
a few days the first of the week.
Mrs. Ida Glasscock and Mrs. Alice
Oik were Vale visitors from Brogan
Wednesday.
Wayne Lee was a Harper arrival
in town during the week.
Judge Perky, of Boise, was a bus
iness visitor in Vale this week on le
gal business.
Steve Dqmbey, wife and family,
were in Vale this ween irom tneir
home near Malheur.
G. W, Voak passed thru Vale Thurs
day en route to his former home at
Brogan, on a business trip. Mr. Voak
is now in the tire business at Boise.
There In ui"ie . ., i In this section Ot
tlie country than -.1 oilier diseases put
together, and until tin; last few year
was stupoe! to bo Incurable. For a
Brest many years doctors pronounced it a
local disease ami prescribed local reme
dies, and by constantly fulling to cure
with local treatment, pronounced It Incur
able. Science lias proven Catarrh to be a
constitutional disease, and therefore re.
(lUlres constitutional treatment. Hall's
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J
Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio. Is the only
Constitutional cure on the market. It Is
taken Internally? It acta directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces of the system.
They offer one hundred dollars for any
case It falls to cure. Bend for circulars
and testimonials.
Address: F J CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
PoM by Druggists, lie.
Tke Hsu's Family fills for constipation.
Selection Vale Orchestra
Address of Welcome....Scout Scribe
John Davis.
Work of tho Honor Guards Mrs.
G. F. Wildhaber.
"Song of the Scout" and Flag
Drill Boy Scouts.
Address "Preparation for Life
Work" Prof. G. A. Ruring.
Vocal Solo Mrs. Geo. H. Currey
Address "Pushing Ahead' Sen
ator Julian Hurley.
Piano Duet The Misses Mueller
Address "The Nobility of Char
acter.". ....Mr. R. D. Lytle
Vocal Solo Mrs, H. E. Young,
Taking the Scout Oath .The Boy
Scouts.
Vocal Solo Mrs. II. R. Dunlop
Selection The Vale Orchestra
Offering for the Natonal Boy Scout
Work.
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CHURCH-CHOIR
Sunday Services, Choir
Meetings, Etc.
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CHRISTIAN SUNDAY SCHOOL
interest in the new campaign is
growing. Four regulars became Cor
porals last Sunday, having secured
one new pupil each. The campaign
song, "The Fight Is On," was sung
like they really meant business. Come
out and hear it and see for yourself,
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR
The Endeavorers held their month
ly business meeting Monday evening
in tho Christian church. Plans for the
Baker convention were discussed and
Jelegates chosen. After tl.c business
was over a social hour was enjoyed.
Christian Endeavor meets next
Sunday evening in the Methodist
church at 6:30. Tho topic is: "What
My Church Stands For." There will
be special music and ah interesting
meeting is promised.
METHODIST CHURCH
SUNDAY SERVICES
11 a. m. Boy Scout Patriotic Ser
vice. 7:30 p. m. Address, "Abraham Lin
coln Emancipator."
The public is cordially invited to
attend the Boy Scout Anniversary
Gathering, announced elsewhere in
this issue.
EPISCOPAL SERVICES ,
Will be held in Holy Trinity Hall,
Sunday morning. Church school as
usual at 10 a. m. Holy Communion
and sermon by Rev. Chas. II. Powell,
at 11 o'clock. All are cordially invited.
Pendleton In Umatilla County,
one of the mg farming counties in
the state, GO per cent of the taxpay
ers will be assessed over $5000.
Scene From "Sirens of the Sea," Magnificent Scenic Production, to be shown
at The Rex, Thursday Evening, February 14th, 1918, at 20c and 35s
W2
To make a hit with the family, top off a good
dinner with a home-made pie. Dried fruits are
recommended by the Food Administration, so it
is not extravagance.
, Keep your pantry well filled with dried fruits
and you will be prepared to serve a tasty des
sert on short notice.
We carry a large variety , .
Dried Pears Dried Prunes Dried Apples
Dried Apricots Dried Raisins
Dried Peaches Dried Grapes
Dried Little Seedless Raisins in Bulk
The next time you order flour, order Cream
Flour. We carry that brand, at
$2.75 per Sack
We pledge ourselves to give our customers
the benefit of fair and moderate prices
FREEMAN'S STORE
Clothing, Dry Goods and Groceries
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BELGIUM UNDER
THE GERMAN HEEL
By BRAND WHITLOCK
U. S. Minister to Belgium
AN ABSORBING STORY MASTERFULLY
WRITTEN. CONTAINS OFFICIAL REC
ORD OF BELGIUM'S TRAGIC FATE
Begins Serially, February 17th, in the
OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
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FOR SALE
LOCATION NOTTCES for sale at
the Enterprise Office for Nitiates, Oil
and Minerals of all kinds, also Proof
of Discovery and Assessment Work
Blanks.
FOR SALE A 25-35 Savage rifle,
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n nrst class conaiuon. uuoi-ko
Carter, Box C5, Vale. j20-tf.
OLD PAPER for sale. 5c and 10c
per bunch, uooq ior starting urea,
underlaying carpets, covering shelves,
trapping nnd packing, etc. At tho
Enterprise office. 6-9.
WANTED
FOR SALE The Eldridge Dairy,
at Ontario, Oregon. Doing a fino bus
iness. LEON ELDRIDGE, Prop.
2C-tf.
RAGS WANTED Old rags want
ed at tho Enterprise office suitable for
wiping machinery. Tho highest price
is paid for clean rags, sacked and
weighed. Wo need some now. 10-13-tf
FARM LOANS
Ranch Loans, 20 yrs, Rural Credit
Plan.
Hay and General Fire Insurance.
C. C. MUELLER, Real Estate
1st Natl. Bank BIdg., Vale, Oregon.
MONEY TO LOAN on improved
farm property. Ross A. Soward, U.
S. Natl. Bank BIdg., Vale, Ore. 8-11-tf
PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
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DR. GEO. K. CARLISLE
Specialty, Diseases of Women and
Children and Cancer
Specialist Without the Knife
Arlington Hotel : Vale, Oregon
R. G. Wheeler R. D. Lytle
WHEELER & LYTLE
Practice in all
Courts and U. S. Land Office
Collections
Nelsen BIdg. Vale, Ore
Geo. E, Davis Bruce R. Kester
DAVIS & KESTER
Attorneys and Counsellors-at-Law
Vale, Oregon
f"ulien A. Hurley G, A. Hurley
HURLEY & HURLEY
Attorneys and Counsclors-at-Lavr
Nslsen BIdg. Vale, Oregon
r. Paulino Sears Vr, Harriet Sean
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
Graduates of American School of
Osteopathy, Kirksville, Mo.
1st Building North of Vale Drug Store
T. T. NELSEN
Licensed Embalmer
and
Funeral Director
UP-TO-DATE
UNDERTAKING
PARLORS
Hearse Service ,'
Fine Line of Undertaking
Supplies
Phone 77 Vale, Oreg.
A Big Bargain
A -l-room brick residence, 2 lots;
frontage, CO feet, 119 feet deep; sta
ble, chicken park, cellar, out build.'
ings, electric lights, side walk; four
blocks from center of town. Prlco
$700.00. JOHN HARDWICK REAL
TY CO., Vale, Oregon. fO-tf.