THE KrVLHEUR ENTERPRISE, VALE, OREGON.
SATURDAY, MARCH 8, 1919.
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COME TO VALE
For the Monthly Sale
SATURDAY, MARCH 8
We Offer Many Special Bargains and Know You
Will Like to See the
Young Men's
WAIST SEAM SUIT
Its Popularity, Splendid Fit, Beautiful Lines and
Ncw Patterns Make the Most Desirable
Young Men's Suits Ever Shown
$23.50, $28.50, $32.85
Are the Special Prices for These Handsome Suits
Really Worth From $30 to $40 a Suit.
SPECIAL SALE DAY
BARGAINS
FOR SATURDAY, MARCH 8
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MEN'S OVERALLS
Lcvi-Strauss No. 1 . ...$1.95
Canvas Blue Bib l..$1.75
. Boys' Straws $1.25
These Prices Speak for Themselves
SWEATERS
$4.50, $5.00 and $6.00 Values Priced
at $3.85
WOOL SOX
. 75c, 85c and $1.00 Values Priced
at v 65c.
STAG SHIRTS
Regular Price $7.50 Reduced to $5.20
Other articles in the Men's Furnishing lines will be
offered at Special Sale Prices. You will
always find good values for
your money at
ALEXANDEi
ONE PRICE CLOTHIER
VALE, OREGON
Mac Says:-
Specials for
I Sales Day
20 off on nil Perfumes nnd Toilet
waters.
25','r off on nil developing and
printing in our Camera Depart
ment. Bring in your films and
negatives.
Pound Box of stationary, regular
COc. 1 box of CO Lord Baltimore
Linin Envelopes, regular 30c. The
two for 09c.
A. E. McGILLIVRA Y
THE REXALL STORE
PHONE 30. VALE OREGON
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SHOE S ALE
SATURDAY, MARCH S
we will sell any shoe in our entire stock
at a reduction of 10 percent.
MENS LADIES C1IILDKENS
A reduction in bargain prices
COWBOY
BOOTS
Wo have placed a largo number of
these boots with our , patrons in this
county. They have given splendid ser
vice and each wenror is n booster.
Look over our complete lino before
purchasing.
I Complete Lines of Men's
T work und Dress Shoes
VALE SADDLERY CO.
Makers of High Grade Har
ness and Saddles
WILL DISCUSS PLANS
FOR DEVELOPMENT
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fncture, and all other industries that
may be located in Oregon,
Livestock
Support the State Fair, district and
county fairs, Pacific International
Livestock Exposition, dairy shows,
educational work.
Transportation
An endeavor will be made to furth
er the interests of the different sec
tions of Oregon in the matter of trans
portation both by water and by rail
and to provide in some manner ships
so that Oregon products may be a
vailable in the markets of the world..
Agriculture and Drainage
As the advancement of' interest
under these heads is one of the pur
poses for which the State Chamber
was formed, it will use every effort
in its power to keep closely in tou'h
with and assist in every way possible,
development along, these lines.
Oregon Products
To promote home industries by en
couraging the buying of Oregon pm
ducts.
In General
Support the Government in all mat
ters patriotic and non-political und
develop patriotism for our State as
well as .Nation.
Develop in our citizenship a just
pride in the State and its institutions
so that there may be an "OREGON
SPIRIT" and that it bo a real living
pulsating force for civic, industrial,
igricultural and educational progress.
Work with equal enthusiasm, energy
and patience for the development of
the resources 01 um .,.e, regardless
of what section is most benefited
thereby.
Aim at the development of a senti
ment so aptly expressed in our slo
gan "Oregon for every community
Every community for Oregon," nnd
encourage each community to adopt
it in spirit and letter.
SCHOOL PLAY SUCCESS
Girls of Domestic Science Department
Make Good in Comedy
Play.
Last Saturday evening at the Rex
Theater the girls of the domestic
science andart department of the Vale
high school appearel in the three act
comedy Miss Fearless and Company,
before one of the best audiences ever
assembled in the theater. The girls
did full justice to every line of the
play and carried out their parts with
a professional air, reflecting credit
upon their trainers Mrs Norton and
Miss Hill.
The comedy lines of the play were
especially well given and kept the au
dience laughing most of the evening.
The characters of the country cousin
Sarah Jane and the Irish Maid w'ere
given the most opportunities for "laugh
lines" and Myrtle Wann and Elsie
O'Neil took these parts to a niceity.
Bernice Hope as Margaret Henley fit
ted the part perfectly as did Marie
Smith, Dollio Lawrence and Myrtle
Griffith the parts of the girl's friends.
Inez Palmer, as the Old Maid, Miss
Euphenia, kept the rest of the cast
busy with her realistic fainting spells,
While Rose Jwisen as the little girl,
"Just Lizzie" made good during her
short time, on the stage. Lois King
and Frankie Edwards as the two boys
Alias and Alibi were very man-like
in their actions and kept the audience
in nn uproar when they appeared.
Music between acts by the Vale
orchestra and the Vale high school
girls filled the pauses.
FAME AND FORTUNE
Dramatic Whirlwind of Bullets, Brav
cry and Love is Title Applied
to Fox Masterpiece.
LEGISLATUREREVIEWED
Land Board Given Power
House Bill "243, by Gallagher will
be of great assistance to the State
in the development of its lands, and
it gives to the State Land Board the
same power and authority over the
lands of the State as is now enjoyed
by an individual over his own lands
and the Board is directed to at once
perfect the title to all of its swamp
lands, and investigate land frauds, to
generally put the lands of the state
in shape for1 reclamation, through
irrigation or drainage, and to contract
with the government, or other agency
for the reclamation of the same. It
is anticipated that within five years,
under the provisions of this act, that
the lands of the state will be in pri
vate ownership and on the tax rolls
of the various counties. This bill is
of particular interest to Counties like
Lake, Klamath and Harney, where
there are large areas of swamp land.
Other bills of local interest intro
duced by Gallagher and which are
now on the statute books and of inter
est to the local community as shown
by the final icalander are house bill
39, making it a crime for commission
men, or buyers of live stock at mar
ket centers to enter into combina
tions for the prevention of competii
tivc bidding on stdck offered for sale;
'House Bill 80, making life insurance
notes non-n"gotiable for 30 days af
ter making, this gives the assured
time to receive his policy before his
note can bo negotiated, and gotten
into the hands of an innocent party.
House Bill 75, allowing the assured
reasonable attorney fee where suit
is brought on a' policy of insurance;
House Bill 112, enabling Malheur
County to retire its road and bridge
bonds out of the general fund, thus
cutting off the interest charge the
county is now paying; House Bill 2G7,
appropriating $16,000 for soil surveys
and duty of water investigations to
be carried on by the agricultural col
lege. House Bill 433 appropriating
$10,000.00 for the eradication of pre
datory animals, and allowing the
counties' to cooperate in this work by
like, or larger appropriations, and
coperation with the department of
Agriculture.
CASES TO GRAND JURY
Principles in Riverside Wood Alchol
and in Jordan Beef Stealing
Cases Bound Over
Marshall J. A. Wroten returned to
Vale Monday with Ambrose Eloriaga
who is supposed to be Implicated with
Silas Shelton and Ralph Webster in
alledged butchering and selling beef
belonging to Fred Palmer of Jordan
Valley. All three waived hearing be
fore County Judge Test and were held
over to the April Grand Jury, bonds
being fixed at $750 each.
The County Judge also bound over
to the Grand Jury Martha Schutter
and Hugh, Maxwell who have been
charged with manslaughter in connec
tion with the selling of wood alcohol
at Riverside which resulted in the
death of four men who drank the
poison.
Put Out Grass Fire
An exciting ,few moments was ex
pcrienced by Dr. Pauline Sears and
Mrs. Anna Pritchett on Wednesday
while returning home from the west
end of town. Some small boys play-
iny near the Longwell and Brown
home had started a fire which got into
the tall .dry grass and was making
sweeping headway toward buildings
when the ladies arrived on the scene
They Immediately started a bucket bri
gade and with the assistance of neigh
bor women beat out the flames in the
grass, which threatenetl serious dam
age for several moments.
Tom Mix in "Fame and Fortune"
to bo shown at the Rex Theater Wed
nesady evening March the 12 stages
one of the most sizzling- thrills of
western life even depicted by a cow
boy star, in the story he rights a
whole town to save his heritage and
win his bride. The play is full ot
daredevil riding stunts and swift
shooting by cowboy gun experts and
in more than one place brings the
audience to its feet with hair raising
scenes. The star, Tom Mix is a Tex
s cowboy who has served his country
in Cuba, Philippines and China and
knows no fear, he lives over in each
of his pictures his life' in the sad
dle on the range, and ho is a true
type of the western cowboy.
Haby Boy Born
A baby son was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Howard H. McLay in Vale Tues
day March 4. t)octor Pauline Sears
attended the mother and reports the
new arrival a fine husky young American.
Eastern Star To Meet
The Eastern Star will hold its reg
ular monthly meeting next Wednes
day March 12 at the hall. The early
part of the evening will bo given over
to lodre work which will be fol
lowed by a general social hour.
SEED! SEED! SEED!
Thru, the thotfulness of Congress
man N. J. Sinnott, the Enterprise of
fice hns received a shipment of gar
den vegetable seeds for free distribu
tion to the people of Malheur county
Because the seed supply is short this
year the government wishes these to
be placed in the hands of people who
will really use them. Address your
request for the seeds to Malheur En
tcrprise, Vale, Oregon, and they wilKl
be mailed free.
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Saturday, March 8th is going to be the biggest and best Monthly Salesday
that Vale has ever had. As a special inducement for the ladies to visit our
store on that day we offer the following "Merchandise slaughter."
Bring your husband with you when you come to shop as we will have some
"money savers for him too... Here they are, give them the "once over" and see
if we are not giving you-the chance of a life time.
FOR WOMEN
One piece of beautiful white table lin
en 68 inches wide, formerly priced at
$2.50 per yard going salesday at $1.48
per yard. This bolt of goods only
contains 23 yards and we will limit
each lady to two and one-half yards.
If you want in on this don't fail to
come over early Saturday morning
March 8th.
One piece of seventy inch table
linen formerly priced at '$3.50 per
yard, we will reduce for this special
occasion to $2.48 per yard. Limit to
each lady two and one-half yards
Your choice off of any of twelve
pieces of the very best grade of out
ing flannel at only twenty three cents
per yard.
We have left from last Saturday,
thirteen pairs of ladies patent and
cloth top shoes sizes two and one-half
to four and one-half $1.98 per pair.
A great bargain if your foot will fit
them.
Also have left seven pairs fancy top
shoes sizes three, three and one-half,
four and six at $4.98.
FOR MEN
Men's eight ounce cotton gloves,
white knit wrist, the kind you have
been paying 15c per pair for, priced
salesday three pair for 25c. Limit to
one man twelve pairs. , .
Men's heavy weight blue denim
Overalls, following well known
brands Janesville, Mt. Hood, Boss,
and Win-All at $1.79.
Remember we are making this
price for one day only. March 8th.
Don't expect to buy them at this
price after this date.
We have left from- last salesday,
twenty seven pair of men's high
grade dress shoes priced at $5.95 per
pair. The regular retail price of
these shoes is $10.00 at any store that
handles them in the west. Sizes five
and one-half to eleven.
In conjunction with our saleday
specials, we have our flannel shirts
and stag shirts on sale at great re
ductions. Stag shirts formerly priced at $7.00
are going $4.98. Flannel shirts re
duced from $5.00 to $2.98 etc.. Don't
fail to see these . They are well
worth looking at.
REMEMBER THE DATE, SATURDAY, MARCH 8.
STORES
AT
VALE,
CRANE,
RIVERSIDE,
OREGON
VALE TRADING CO.
We Specialize In
Quantity and Quality in Everything Under the
Sun.
LUNCHERS DISCUSS '
DEVELOPMENT PLAN
Taking Treatments
Mrs. H. C. Cleveland of Jamieson is
1 Yale for a few weeks while taking
rentments from Drs. Scars.
This generation may miss the boozo;
the next will wonder what it was!
Baltimore American.
Bend may get $40,000 office build
ing.
Scio condensery pays $20,000 i
month for milk and labor.
Portland mill hns order for 240,000
barrels flour for export.
Snlem $28,000,000 in sight for Ore
gon highways for next three years.
EASTER OPENING
SATURDAY, MARCH 29
'.. Be our guest for the afternoon 3.
and inspect our beautiful Easter X
Milinery Offerings.
First Door West First National X
Bank.
Mrs P. G. Eberly Vale, Oregon ?
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words ' for county development and
said that he was pleased to represent
the best town in the county and hear
the talks from the visitors from the
Metropolis of the county in the lunch
eon held by the livest town in the
county.
Other speakers brought out some
interesting matters and the luncheon
idjourned after appointing A. E. Mc
Gillivray as the chairman for the
coming gathering. The presence' of
a number of visitors from various
parts of the county was greatly ap
preciated.
Income Tax Men Here
The first half of the week Messrs
Schrader and Payne, income tax of
ficers were in Vale assisting many
local people and ranchers from all
parts of the county in making out
their returns. Income tax returns
must be made by March 15 to Mil
ton A. Miller, collector at Portland
Oregon.
Lytle'a Return
Mr. nnd Mrs. R. D. Lytle returned
home Wednesday after having spent
the past two months at the state
capital where Mr. Lytle was chief
clerk of the Senate Judiciary com-mttee.
Pacific Northwest will receive $37,-
000,000 federal funds.
NOW IS THE TIME
TO BUY A HOME
One of the best homes in Vale,
5 rooms with bath, on two lots
facing East. Four lots, nice
lawn, in good repair. Price
$1,850.00. Half Cash.
Good four room house with
bath. Bargain at $1500.00 Cash
$275.00 and balance like rent.
Another four room house on
two lota with plenty of shade
trees and a barn. Price $1250.00
Cash 350.00
Nice home of five rooms,
grounds 94 by 100 feet, fine
lawn and shade trees, cement
side walks, close in. Price
$1800.00 Cash $800.00.
If it is land 'you want in jus
tice to yourself you should sei
what we have.
WARMSPWNGS REALTY CO.
Vale
YOU CAN MAKE A BIG SAVING ON
BUTTER WRAPPERS
BY CALLING AT THE
MALHEUR ENTERPRISE OFFICE
SATURDAY, MARCH 8 " -
REGULAR
PRICE
$1.50
$2.00
$2.50
$3.25
Better Printed Larger Paper
HeavierPap'cr Non-Poison Ink
NUMBER
100
200
300
500
SALES
PRICE
$1.25
$1.60
$1.95
$2.50
Have Your Butter Wrappers promptly and properly Printed
These special prices apply only to orders Received at our office
on Saturday, March 8th, Salesday.
MALHEUR ENTERPRISE
ueorge Huntington Currey, Editor.
OREGON
VALE
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MEATS
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SPECIAL QUANTITY
SALES DAY PRICES
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HAMS, BACONS, ETC.
To Stockmen and Ranchers
SATURDAY, MARCH 8th
We are also Prepared to offer
NUT BRAND BUTTERINE
Colored and Uhcolorcd at 45c and 40c per pound!"
We ".lsgSfe and .
OYSTERS FISH POULTRY GAME
A TRIAL IS WORTH WHILE.
The Home Packing Co.
Phone C3
A Market of Good Meats
VALE, OREGON
H. Beelar, Mgr.
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