SATURDAY. MAY 3, 1919.
PAGE SIX
MALHEUR ENTERPRISE, VALE, OREGON
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RANCHER, STOCKMAN OR TOURIST;
We can supply you one and all with anything in general mer
chandise. Auto Supplies, gas and oil.
BROGAN TRADING AND LUMBER CO.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
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NEW RUGS
Big Assortment in the popular light colors just
arrived.
Let us also demonstrate the Vacum Sweeper.
Best for general use because it gets all dust and
dirt and is not hard on the rugs.
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T. T. NELSEN
VALE :- OREGON
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Our Aim Is To Give You Good Groceries At
Reasonable Prices
We Appreciate Satisfied Customers That Stay
With Us
BEST OF SERVICE ALL THE TIME AT
VALE'S EXCLUSIVE GROCERY
FRESH. FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES.
Diven and Company
Formerly "M. F. Co." Vale, Oregon
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POULTRY1
TRY OUR NEW
GROCERY
DEPARTMENT
Everything new, fresh and clean. We specialize
in Green Stuff and best quality Staples
Our Meats Taste As Good As They Look
The Home Packing Co.
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RIVERDALE
Heavy Rains Fall Road Work Pro
gress Soldier Returns
From Germany
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noon. A very jnteresting program
was rendered by the pupils.
Mrs. Mert Thayer and children re
turned front Payette last week where
they had been spending a few days
with W. G. Pennington and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Baird and
little son Irwin attended the Birthday
dinner at the G. H. Ricker in Vale
on the 18th, given in honor of their
"grandma" Godfrey's 100th birthday.
The dear old lady was the recipient
of 160 birthday cards from the pupils
of the Vale grammer school. Each
of the little ones addressing their own
card.
H Pauline Boston who in attending
school in Boise visited her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Boston Easter
Sunday.
W. Jones has the best mule colt in
Malheur county.
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A Murket of Good Meats
VALE, OREGON
II. Beelar, Mgr.
RIVERDALE, Oregon April 30
Lincoln and Annex schools have clos
ed for this year and teachers returned
to their homes at Ontario, f
Mr. and Mrs. John Matthews had a
new phone installed this week with
No. 181J3.
R. S. Pearce left a few days ago for
Salt Lake City where he will spend
several days with friends and rela
tives.
Misses Eunice and Sarah Grant vls
i'.ed in Boise a few days ago.
M. A. Patch has been on the sick
list for several days but is much lm
I roved at this date.
Carl Brookshire who is employed
ly the Butterfield Live Stock Com
pany visited homefolks over Sunday.
E. E. Record recently purchosed a
Ford truck which can be used for dif
ferent purposes. Many others find
them more useful than a common car.
Elton Watts and Ora Estby went
to Cambridge, Idaho a few days ago
with dairy cows.
One of the heaviest rains in many
years fell here a few days ago which
was much needed as water for irriga
tion will not be turned in the ditches
for some weeks yet on account of the
usual routine of work.
Mr. Gilmore recently purchased he
Edgar Hapkee ranch and located with
his family on name.
Len Christiansen lost a fine heifer
a few days ago, Caused from being
bloated on alfalfa.
Mrs. E. J. Patch went to Boise last
week on a business trip.
Oscar Estby and two daughters
Fern and Mae went to Cambridge
Idaho this week, Mr. Estby has a
position with the Commercial Cream
ery company at that place.
We understand that a new herd law
for Snnke river precinct will got into
effect on June 6th and we hope its
true. Rambling stock are a nuisance.
Grading on road from Snake river
bridge to the bench is still progress
ing nicely we are glad to say and hope
the good work will continue for it
lias long been needed.
A little baby arrived at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Harriman a few
days ago and is reported to be the
unluckey thirteenth addition to this
generous family.
Oscar Grant went out to the Idaho
Mils recently where he will spend
ome weeks.
Mrs. John Matthews is the Cham
pion aspargus grower in this part of
he country and her product is re
cognized to be the best that goes
n the Weiser market always clean,
Lender and sweet and commands a
ready sale.
L. A. Wright recently arrived here
'rom Germany and is spending a few
days with his mother, Mrs. E. E. Re
cord who is rejoicing to know her son
s alive and with her again. Mr.
Wright was in the 91st Division, Field
Artillery and f aught through many
hard battles in Northern France and
w many interesting things in the
''Fatherland" but is glad to be in the
U. S. A. with friends and loved ones
.igain.
BIG BEND
School Children View Whippet Tank
Will Plan for Big
Celebration
BIG BEND, Ore. Apri. 30 Every
one in the community is urged to be
at the park Sunday afternoon, May 11
at three o'clock to arrange for the
fourth of July celebration. Hereto
fore the celebrations have been decid
edly successful and this year plans are
being' made to have a much larger
celebration in every way.
Mrs. Mary Kirkpatrick of Parma
spent last Friday at the home of Mrs.
E. L. Tate.
Word has been received here that L.
H. Ekin, who has been ill in Boise
for some time, has so far recovered
that he and Mrs. Ekin have gone to
their new home in Canada.
D. L. Miller went to Vale Tuesday
having been summoned to serve as
juror.
School in district 46 was dismissed
Thursday and most of the children
went to Parma to see the whippet
tank.
A fair sized crowd attended the
benefit dance given by the band at
Holly Hall Wednesday night.
TAKES NYSSA PAPER
WHITE STAR
Alfalfa Will Soon Be Ready For First
Cutting School Closes With
Big Program.
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Spring Clean-up time is here and Mr. and Mrs.
Home Iieautifier will need many kinds of paints
and varnish. Come in and let us show color
charts and help in selecting the right paints.
VALE HARDWARE CO.
Saxon Humphrey, Prop. .. Vale, Oregon
WHITE STAR, Oregon. Apr. 20
'lost of the farmers here are through
irrigating for a while and with such
.lelightful warm days the alfalfa will
oon be ready for cutting.
Mrs. C. Smith and baby went to
'.heir ranch at the Bully Creek reser
voir last Tuesday.
Irmnn Reed and Clinton Thayer at
tended the closing exercises of the
drove School last Wednesday after-
Foreman F. L. Sheets of Enterprise
Shop Takes Editing of
Nyssa Journal
Fred L. Sheets for some time fore
man of printers at the Enterprise shop
leaves this week for Nyssa where he
will become editor of the Gate City
Journal, Mr. Sheets is well known in
newspaper circles in this county and
thruout Eastern Oregon, having work
ed on many of the papers in this
section. For Beveral months before
coming to Vale Mr. Sheets edited the;
Nyssa paper and gave his readers one
of the neatest and newsiest papers of
the county. He is thoroughly familier
with the Nyssa field and greatly in
terested in the development of that
section and all Malheur County.
NEW COMPANY ORGANIZED
Ontario Men Incorporate and Will
Operate New Industry in
Home Tpwn.
Attorney P. J. Gallagher of Ontario
and brother E. J. Gallagher lately of
Witchita Kansas were in Vale this
week while Attorney Gallagher at
tended court sessions. They bring
news that the U. S. Plumbing arTi!
Heating company of Ontario has been
incorporated by L. G. Olson and them
selves and will operate under the name
of the U. S. Manufacturing company
incorporated. The new plant will spec
ialize in sheet iron work of all kinds.
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AUTO LIVERY
For Quick and Efficient Service
Call A. Glen Mansur
Office Arlington Hotel
Phone 246W - Vaje, Oregon
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; THE WORLDS BEST
ALWAYS
REX THEATRE
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B. Quisen berry. Prop.
WEEK'S PROGRAM
Oregon $
1 "
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Cleveland Tractor with tandem disks working on 20 grade.
Built like an army tank
that's why the Cleveland is so efficient!
flMHE ability to travel over al-
Yet there is sufficient power and
speed to enable it to get a great
volume of work done, working at
a speed of three and one-half , miles
per hour.
Easy to operate economical on
fuel the Clevelend is a machine
for any farm. Thousands are now
in use building profits making
farms more productive.
El most any soil that's why the
Cleveland always stays at
work. That's why it gets so much
work done.
And it is small enough to turn
around in the corners to get into
the farm lots saves the waste
ground that can't be reached by the
ordinary tractor.
Get Your Cleveland Tractor Now
The spring work is now under way in most coast districts, : Those
who ordered their Clevelands during the winter months have been receiv
ing them according to schedule. If you want a CLEVELAND this season
DON'T DELAY ACT NOW.
Write for Catalog, prices and the name of our nearest dealer ' .. , r.
McNeff Tractor & Auto Company
Distributors
Portland 225 pitt.ock Block Oregon
Portland State highway commis
sion lets 10 paving and 4 grading con
tracts, totaling $2,000,000.
7HE
PRICE
YOU PAY TODAY FOR
TELEPHONE SERVICE
the same price you paid be
fore the war, no higher.
THE CHEAPEST labor say
ing, money saving and time
saving convenience in exis.
tence.
TRY it and you
he without it.
will never
Malheur Home
Telephone Co.
H. H. WAGGONER, Mgr.
VALE, OREGON
PORTLAND FIRM
Wishes to make agency arrangement with first-class
responsible citizen of Vale as agent for large Stock.
Fire Insurance, Casualty, and Bonding ' Companies.
Man must be high-grade citizen, ambitious and ener
getic. Address Representative, L. W., co Malheur
Enterprise. .
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Saturday May 3
Matinee Show
TOI.I.Y OF THE ClUCl S"
Evening Preforinanrc
"TARZAN OF TIIF. APES"
Sunday May 4
"BONDS OF HONOR"
and
Two Reel Comedy
"BEDROOM BLUNDER"
Monday May 5
MOLLY KING
in
"SUSPENSE"
Tuesday, May 6
ETHEL BARRYMORE
in
"DIVORCE"
Wednesday, May 7
"Paramount Feature Film"
with an all Star ,Caste
Thurs. and Frl., May 8 and 9
"THE HUN WITHIN"
A Paramount feature with an T
all Star Caste in stiring war
drama.
Change of Program
Every Night
IF ITS i
FURNITURE
SEE NORDALE
many choice and ex
ceptional BARGAINS
in good
new and used Furniture.
Our rebuilt furniture is aa good
as new and costs a mighty
sight less.
Remember there is always a
BARGAIN SALE OF
" FURNIURE.
AT OUR STORE
Bed Room, Dining Room, Kit
chen furniture in newest designa
and styles... Everything to fur.
nish a home and furnish it right.
"If You Don't Buy From Ua
We Both Lose, That's All."
TH0S.B. NORDALE
Second Hand Merchandise
Valt Oregon
SUMMER SUITS
Clean up that Summer Suit and start the
season right. When you have on a neatly clean
ed and pressed suit you feel as jaunty as the
spring weather, but if your cloths are soiled and
sag at the knees your spirits sag likewise and
you cannot keep up a bright appearance before
customers.
Have you given us that Order for a new Suit?
If not right now is the time to do it.
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VALE CLEANING WORKS
CLEANERS PRESSERS TAILORS
J. W. DORSEY, Prop. "WATCH US GROW
VISIT OUR STORE
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The Vale Hot Springs Sanitarium
Rooms, Hoard, Rath and Massage: Dr. Thos. W. Thurston, Supt., Vale, Ore.
ANY DAY AND LOOK OVER THE NOTION
COUNTERS. Refurnishing the kitchen after
spring house cleaning you will find all "those -handy
little things" here.
SOMETHING NEW
"Pyrex" Transparent, Glass Ovenware
If you want Crockery. Granite Ware, Dishes, Broomi, School
Supplies, Nuts, Candy Clocks. Knivts, Brushes, Toys, Crochet
Thread, Gloves. Shoes, and all kind of notions, it will pay you to
Buy Cheap for Cash at
McKays Variety Store j
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