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About Malheur enterprise. (Vale, Or.) 1909-current | View Entire Issue (July 6, 1918)
VALE, 6REG0N, SATURDAY, JULY 0, 1918 THE MALHEtJR ENTERPRISE PAGE FIVE! RESPONDS TO CALL Sells Ilia Flocks and Answers Country's Call to Arms His Martin Joyce who ha3 been ranging his sheep near Malheur City receiv ed his draft notice from Harney county last Friday. The next day he disposed of his in terests to his partner and Tuesday atory to going to the front. Mr. Joyce has three brothers in the English ar my, one brother for the past three ears has been an officer in the ar tillery. THIRTY CARS SHEEP M. L. & L. Company Ships Cars To California Market. took his departure for Burns prepar- Thirty cars of sheep were shipped YA lUf-7ffJ U I'll I f sV em m 1 V. H i III Arm I TV I "I Cook in Comfort No w for I have just bought a New Per fection Oil Cook Stove," says thi3 housewife. No dust or dirt, none of the bother of coal or wood. A touch of the match and in a jiffy your stove is ready for cooking:. Economical. 'No smoke or odor. All the convenience of gas. Bakes, broils, roasts, toasts, all the year round. And you have a cool kitchen in summer. In 1, 2, 3 and 4 burner sizes, with or without ovens or cabinets. Ask your dealer today. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (California Hew Perfec- lm Oil Cook Stove means kitch en comfort and convenience. Ask your friend who has one. Used in 3,000,000 homes. Inexpensive, easy to operate. See them at your deal er's today. this weok from Juntura by the Mal heur Live Stock and Land Company. These are being disposed of on the California market. NEW PERFECTION OIL COOK STOVE VALE TRADING COMPANY VALE, OREGON NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS Increased cost of paper and nil expenses in connection with publishing a newspaper, to gether with new postal regu- lntions require us to enforce 5 subscribers to pay in advance for the Enterprise. We have already succeeded in getting I' nearly all of our many sub I scribers to pay in advance. ! Now in order to treat these ! fairly and to maintain the high ! standard of the Enterprise, ! 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Change of Address In requesting us to change the address of your paper from one post office to another it is necessary that you give the post ofice where you have boen receiving the Enterprise as well as the new address to which you wish it sent. This wil avoid your missing sevo- v ral issues ana will save us a blind search thru the entire ; list to find your old address. If your paper does not come regularly kindly notify us at once so we can locate the trou- ble promptly. A TYPICAL ARMENIAN CHILD Ono of the 400,000 little orphans f r whom the Armenian relief is asking aid. Five dollars a month will support one of these children. The committee in Vale will begin an active campaign for pledges the coming week. Rever end W. J. Luscombe is campaign manager for Vale and G. F. Wildhaber chairman and treasurer. United States Tires are Good Tires rjjco' Tread r5 a l si a ? -a . .v. -lili War Has Multiplied the Value of Good Tires Never were cars so necessary both in business and domestic life. Never was their continuous and economical use so imperative. Never was freedom from tire trou ble and tire expense so absolutely essential. The rapidly growing demand for United States Tires prove their wartime-worth. Thousands of motorists each week get dependability and economy. United States Tires last longest and carry you farthest at least cost. They enable you to make the most of your car passenger or com mercial noti", when it is more than ever a vital war-time necessity. There is a United States Tire for every possible need. . Our nearest Sales and Service De pot will tell you which ones you should have. are turning to United States Tires to We Know United States Th en are GOOD Tires. That's Why We Sell Them VALE HARDWARE CO. 43. FLY TIME IS HERE ALSO OUR SCREEN DOORS Mr. Fly is on his way but we are here with a nice line of screen doors and complete new stock H of lumber, doors, windows and all building ma- terial. Money spent for a well screened home H buys the best health insurance in the world. THE HOME LUMBER AND COAL COMPANY J C CONh RIGHT. Manaffr, MUSTSAYE SUGAR Cut Tabic Sugar So There May Be Enough for Canning "You aro entitled to an extra u- mount of sugar these days for home canning. Do not let this privilege tenipt you to do a wrong to your npighoor and your country." This is a message from the national Food Ad ministration to Oregon housewives, re ceived a few days ago by W. B. Ayer, Federal Food Administrator or this state. "Don't hoard sugar", the message continues, "Buy it just as you need it and keep your canning supply sep arate from your table sugar, keeping the latter strictly within the three pounds per month per person limit, or cutting this allowance down even more if ycu can. In buying your canning sugar in 25 pound lots the government has your writter promise that you will not use any of such sugar, for other than canning or preserving1 pur poses. Do not break your promise, buy your table and cooking sugar in tvo pound lots, according to the regula tions, and make your purchase." ju."t is few and far between as possible. Be cause of a lack of ships and recent sub marine sinkings, sugar is coming into his country slowly, and it must be distributed accordingly if the general supply is to hold out and meet the needs of all housewives for their can ning and preserving. This is why you cannot secure your whole season's can ning supply of sugar at ono time." U. S. LAND OFFICE FILINGS All Homesteads and Other Entries Filed at Vale Office. During AVeek. Homestead. SEU NWU, EVz SWU, Sec. 31, T 27, R 45, SEU NWU, Lots 3, 5 and G Sec. G, T 28, R 45. 313.03 acres. Michael Joyce, Bcuiah, Homestead, SWU SWU Sec. 31, T 17, R 36. Lots 3 and 4, SEU NWU Sec. 3, T 18, R 36. 149.85 acres. Leo Essenpries, Malheur, Add'l Homestead. SEU NEU, Sec. 28, SW U SWU, Ni NWU Sec. 22. EU E Sec. 21, T 13. R 41. 320 acres. tl ll ll lll ll l ll ii im . ii i 1 'I!! John E. Hughes, Rome.Scttlement claim a tract U square and known as "Owyhee Spring Ranch" on south west side of the Owyhee the S E cor ner of which is about 600 yards N of "Little Owyhee Spring" and about three fourths mile N W from "Big Owyhee Spring" and when surveyed will be sec. 6, T 32, S. R. 42 E. W, M. about 160 acres. Arthur E. Simpson, Ontario, Home stead, N sec. 21, T. 10, R38. 320 acres. Arthur E. Simpson, Ontario, Homo stead. S xh Sec. 21, T 10, R 38, 320 acres. John F. Murray .Unity Home stead, S U SE U, Sec. 34, T 13, R 37 N NEU, SWU NEU Sec. 3, T14 R. 37. 200 acres. Orvilie E. Knottingham, Fangollano Oregon. Add'l Homestead. NWU SW U, S SWU, Sec. 27. EU SEU Sec. 28 NEU NEU, Sec. 33. NU NWU, Sec. 34, T 25, R 42. 320 acres. Eugene F. Gugle, Harper, Home stead SEU SEU, Sec. 1, T 23, R39. Lots 6 and7, EU SWU Ccc,G, T 23, R. 40. 308.96 acres. James M. Lynch, Rivorview, Home stead. TM SEU, Sec 33, T 21, R 40, 80 acres. Gordon R. Dickson. Ironside. Sc-ond Homestead. Lots'2 and 3, E'i NWU Sec. 18, T 15, II 39. 158.10 acres. Geortre C. Toomb. Ironside. Home stead NEU, Sec. 18, T 15, Jl 39. 1C0 acres. Oscar Corwin, Rye Valley, Home stead SWU SWU Sec. 29. SEU SEU Sec. 30, NEU, Sec. 31, WU NWU, Sec. 32, T 13, R 43. 320 acres. Carl McDermott Roe, Ironside, Homestead EU Sec. 32. SWU NWU, NWU SWU, Sec. 33, T15, R 39 W5 NEU, 8K NWU, Sec.5. S NEU, Sec. 6. T 16, R 39. 643.55 acres. - Rice M. Brinnon, Ontario, Home stead. E4 SEU Sec. 17, EU NEU Sec. 20, T 25. R id. 160 acres. Pauline W. "ttey, Westfall, Add'l Homestead, ., a NEU Sec. at. Ki NWU. SEU NWU. VM, NEU, f.W. SW., Sw. 35, T 16 R 37. U20 acre1. Robert J- MeConneJl, Jordan Valley 1 REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Deeds, Complaints, Etc., Filed by Counjy Clerk During Past Week. 'I"I"I"1' 'I' 'I' '1' '1' 't' 'I' '1' Recorded in County Clerk's Office. June 24th. to 29th., 1918 United States to Guy :K. Woodcock' E SWU 22; EU- NWU SWU 271340. May 2Sth 1918. Harry S. Sackett to Hope Bros, and Emily IT. Rigby SU SEU 30 18 44. June 10, 1918. $1.00. Ben J. Brown, Sheriff to First Nat ional Bank of Vale-SEU NEU 10; W NWU NEU NWU 11 SU SWU SWU SEU 2; NWU NEU 1 124 40. Juno 18, 1918. $2405.70 United States to Gerald E. Stanfield SWU SWU 4 26 40. May 29, 1918 S. W. Applegato et ux to James S. Stark et ux 24, 44. Acres in NWU of lot 5 Sec. 3617 17. Sept.27th. 1917. $1222.00. Ben J. Brown, Sheriff to A. E. Troyer, Xot 2, Bl 31 Columbine June 27 1918. $1.00. and Thomas W. Clagett et uxes Robert L. Paddock, Lots 910, Bl. 32, Ontario. May 1st., 1918 $417. 94- Ames K. Johnson et ux to R. C. Car penterLot 14 of "Routh Tracts" in Lot 1 Sec. 3 18 47. Jan 18th., 1918. $500.00. Complaints in Circuit Court Filed during week. G B. Wills vs Randall Sago Re covery of Money $350.00 June 25, 1918. J. C. Beam vs Maney Bros. & Wells Recovery on Account. $255.00. June 25th, 1918 Boise Payette Lumber CO., vs The Dominican Sisters of Ontario; The German Trust Co, K. J. Bauer and Tomothy Foohey Foreclosure of Mat erialman's Lien $2347.10 Juno 28th., 1918. Marriage Licenses Issued Charles Danford Warren and Fran ces Bartshc; Juno 21th, 1918. UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK VALE, OREGON m Capital and Surplus $90,000.00 BUY WAR J3AVING STAMPS SAVE FOR YOUR WAR STAMPS W. S. S.ARE A GOOD INVESTMENT THEY WILL SAVE OUR LIBERTY DIRECTORS J. P. Dunaway G. F. Wildhaber , Leo H. Schmidt B. W. Mulkey George E. Davis J. B. Adrian It is our aim and effort to give such service to our patrons, that they profit by our dealirgs and recommend us to their friends. XHIIIIXIINBIIHIIIIMHEKIHSIIIIIIIMHBIHNK BIG SHIPMENT Wo have just received a shipment of fine Chairs, Rockers, Extension Tables, New Style Rugs, Etc Our furniture line is complete and wo can furnish your every need in Homo and Office Equipment. T. T. NELSEN ' Vnie -: Oregon AUCTIONEERING NO WOODEN BOXES In view of the fact that so many wooden boxes sent to soldiers in franco have reached their destination in a damaged condition, tho Post Of ;'ice Department has issued orders that in nil cases where the packages ire limited to seven pounds wooden ooxes will be eliminated. Strong cor rugated paper, heavy wrapping pap 3r, sacking or bagging is best for wrapping parcels to bo sent over seas. IS. O. AND HROGAN BRANCH East Bound Daily excent Sun. No 372 from Crane 1:10 p. m. No. 374 from Bro gun, 5; 05 p. m. Sunday Only No. 194 to Ontario 5:15 p. m. West Bound (Daily Exc. Sun.) No. 371 to Crane 11 a. m. No. 373 to Bro gan 2:20 P. m. Sunday Only No, 193 from On tario 12:05 p. m. MAIN LINE West Bound No. 17 3:27 a. m. No. 85 Pony 9:35' to Huntington only no. iu iu:ub p. m No. 5 Mall 10:20 . P m. East Bound No. 18 2:34 a. m. No. 80 Pony 8:60 a. m. to Boise.. No. 4 11:?0 a. m. No. 6 6:25 p. m. sssssssssstJjssssssTjri 'vR-jB sssssssssssssssssssssssBm SkTV s9M&h lissssssssssssssssssssssssssssaflHUHHlbm SWANSON & SON Is Our Business We both work for your in terest on the day of your sale. Phone 118-M PAYETTE, IDAHO THE UNIVERSAL CAR Tliero can only bo ono reason why Ford cars have sold and are today selling from five to ten to ono over any and all motor cars made, and that reason is: It is a better car from any and every mechanical qualification the records of moro than fifteen hundred thousand Ford cars prove it. With tho new large radiator and enclosed fan, streamline hood, crown fenders front and rear, entire black finish, nickle trimmings, it is a most attractive car in appearance, Reliable Service assured through nine thousand Ford agents throughout the country. Runabout $435, Touring Car $450, Couplet $503, Town Car $590, Sedan $645, all f. o. b. Detriot. Come in and let us show you how easy they are to operate. On sale at Tho Vale Hardware Company Help The Red Cross. The Vale Hot Springs Sawliarium Rooms, 'Board, Bath and Massage: Dr. Thos. W. Thurston, Supt., Yale, Ore. H.1B M B s M M f ill