SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1919,
MALHEUR ENTERPRISE, VALE, OREGON
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L ASSI EJED ADVERT! SEM ENTS
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Is a big word, and means a great deal to the
average patron of a Grocery Store. Here quality
and wholesomeness are the password, to the ex
tent, that we take pride in calling your attention
to these points.
HERE YOU WILL find everything that a reli
able up-to-date Grocery carries and each item
is priced consistent with the value you receive
from it.
NO MATTER WHAT YOU NEED in the groc
ery line, it can be found at Diven's. If you are a
regular customer, you can appreciate what it
means to deal with a good grocery.
GOODS DELIVERED.
DIVEN & COMPANY
PHONE 4
VALE, OREGON
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We Are Here To Fill
Your Wants In
Magazines and Newspapers. Cigars and Cigar
ettes. Chewing and Smoking Tobaccos. Fancy
Bulk Candies. High Grade Chocolates. Sta
tionery and School Supplies. Picture Postal
Cards.
BREAD Fresh Daily.
Fresh Roasted Peanuts. Electrically Popped
Corn.
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Jerro Gooch was in Vale from
Homestead this week to call on his
new daughter. '
Mrs. Delia Bullock of Farma was
in Vale la'st week spending n few
days with her son.
Hardy and George England of
Brogan were in Vale the latter part
of the week, transacting business at
the land office. t
Daniel Smith of Bridgeport was a
land office visitor last week end.
George Bodflsh Malheur City
merchant, passed thru Vale the first
of the week enroute home from his
ranch near Nyssa.
M. H. Doolittle, Saxon Humphrey,
Mert i and Otis Thayer spent a feu
days the first of the week hunting
near the Warmsprings reservoir site.
Jessie B. West of Cake was in
Vale on land office business the lat
ter part of last week.
Ed Hai.non of La Grande who has
some homestead land in this vicinity
was in Vale Monday.
Mrs. T. M. Lowe is over from the
Owyhee for a few days visit at the
home of Mrs. Julien A. Hurley. Mr.
Lowe acocmpanied her over attend
ing to business here Saturday and
returning to his home that evening.
! .1. H. Kershaw of Riverside has
been renewing acquaintances in Vale
.the past week.
I Mrs. Linie Pierson who has bcei.
visiting her daughter, Mrs. T. M.
McDanicI, the past few months, left
Wednesday for her home in Oakland,
I Calif.
I Willard Dutcher of Rockville was
! a business visitor in Vale Friday.
I Tom Selby of Winamucca was in
I Vale renewing old acquaintances this
week.
I Mrs. Roy Clark has returned to
.Vale after a two months visit at
Parma.
were in Vale shopping Saturday.
John Harris of Jamicson was hire
the first part of the week.
' Mrs. Wm Lamb and small daugh
ter left Saturday for their home in
'Washington after several weeks visit
with relatives in Vale, Harper, River
side and Boise,
' A. D. Morey of Nyssa was a bus
ine's visitor in Vale Saturday and
called at the Enterprse office.
August Lage of Watson wm in
Vale on business Wednesday,
i John Donnelly of Brogan was re-
g-istered at the Arlington while in
town last week end.
F, Elms of Ironside was down for
a few days business last week.
W. C. Toralln stockman tf Harper
was in Vale the first of the weak.
I Ben Stewart was registered from
Diamond at tHc Arlington Monday.
A. K. Grimes of Bculah was among
the out-of-town visitors last week
end,
! . Reverend E. F, Clower returned
last week end from attending Dis
trict Centenary meetings at La
Grande,
T. T. Edmunson was registered at
the Arlington the first of the week
from hli home at Ontario.
A. J. Howard of Brogan was in
Vale Thursday proving up on his
homestead while here.
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News Brevities of Local Interest
In Vale Hospital Frank Heinz is
quite Rick at the Vale hospital. He
has been indisposed for the past six
months and left last week for out
side treatment. John Heinz and Mrs.
Geo. Parker, father and "sister of
Frank, left Wednesday morning for
the bedside of the patient at the
hoBpital. Crane Am.
Former Resident Visits Mrs. H.
Sunday dinner.
Called to Mother's Bedside Mrp.
Leo BufTington and Mrs. Grace H.u
were called to Mitchell last Tuesday
to be with their mother Mrs. Stevens
who was reported very ill.
Announce Birth of Son Mr. ant
Mrs. Tom Jones -of Rawlings, Wy.
have announced the birth of a baby
boy. Mr. Jones was for some timt
I The Post Office News Stand
A. S. Hunt, Prop.
I The Handy Place to Shop Vale, Oregon I
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Neely is returning to her home at
Portland, from Odgen, where she
was called by the injury of Mr1.
Ralph Hoyt, her daughter, in an
auto accident several weeks ago.
Move From Ranch Mr. and Mrs.
E. E. Adams have moved in from
their ranch to spend the winter
months in Vale.
Baby Girl A nine ' and one-half
Virgil Fogle of Nyssa was a bus-l,,ouna DRDy aau&nier was oorn to
iness visitor in Vale the middle of !Mr- and Mrs- Jerre Gooch of Home-
'Dta.H or HA II n In tAC.m.nl Inc.. Wn
o.nu tai. wic , aic nuoiiiai iupl oni-
urday morning.
C. Neely, is visiting in Vale at th freight agent and was married
home of her son Earl Neely. Mrs. while on duty in France.
Buy Freighting Trucks H . C.
Elms and son of Ironside purchased
a two ton Service truck from H. E.
Spieth last week which they will
use for freighting to their store at
; Ironside.- Frank Newton also pur-
A PATCH IN TIME
SAVES NINE; ALSO A NEW
TIRE
It is economy to take care of your tires. You'
will be pleased with the service we can give you
in keeping you? tires in the best possible condi
tion. ROGER'S TIRE SERVICE
Means you will get the most miles for the least
money. Bring in your old tubes and casings or
drive around occasionally and let us look 'em
GUARANTEED WORK. LOW PRICES
over. Roger's Tire Service Saves You Money.
Rogers Tire & Rubber Co.
VALE.OREGON
the week.
G. H. Eckerman and wife of Wat
son were chopping and visiting in
Vale a few days this week.
A Greely was registered at the
Drexel from his home near Watson
this week.
F. M. Hannn nnH W P Smnll
were among those attending to bus-jc'ased a. one and "e-half.ton Ser-
incss in Vale from Westfall lastiv -- ue i m s,nca ue
week end. P0Slt3 at "rPer.
S. A, Stanfield was down from the ! Babv Boy Mr. and Mrs. Walter
anch above Malheur City this week. jCamp are the proud parents of a
Dr, Thomas Ohmart dentist of'",,,v 1ov born ,ast Saturday at the
Pendleton who has considerable land Va,t hospital.
near Vale was here Sunday looking j f;"t Big Buck Arthur Mean?,
after business matters. Arthur Moody and Robert D. Lytle
1 Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Tureman ofjreturned last week end from a few
Ironside wer in Vale on Sunday and jdays hunting trip and many friends
Monday. of the hunters enjoyed venison for ! come again Adv. It
cnanes west of Jamieson was , i
among those registered at the Drexel
on Monday.
I Woodson Scoggin of Fossil is in
Vale on business.
j A. Mc Williams cattleman of On
tario was in Vale Monday and Tues
day transacting business.
i Mr. and Mrs. John Norwood and
daughter and Grandma McLaughlin
Returns From Baker Dan Mc
Pherson returned from Baker last
evening where his daughter, Miss
Gladys, was operated on yesterday.
The operation proved .to be much
more serious than was the first
thought, but Miss McPherson's
friends hope that she will make a
speedy recovery. La Grande Ob
server. Returns to Vale George Hope
who has been working at the Warm
springs dam the past several months
has returned to Vale and is at pre
sent in the Post Office News Stand.
Moves to Ranch L. R. Kinney
moved down from Jamieson a few
days ago to his ranch in the St.
Paul Orchard tracts, which ho re
cently purchased.
Building Garage J. P.Dunaway is
having a garage built at his resi
dence this week.
Put Vour Little Want Ads Where People Look for Them .
Price it one cent per word per week; advance payment required.
Minimum charge 23 cent. 25 cents eitra for illustrated brand
REAL ESTATE . J
Opportunities To Buy. Sell or. Trade!
EMPLOYMENT.
Situations or Help Wanted.
HAY FOR SALE 160 tons alfalfa
at H. O. Stacey place, 6 miles west
of Vale. Earl 0. Boston and. Tom
Johnson. olBtf
UNION AND WALLOWA county
property for tale or trade. Write to
Geo. H. Cun-ey, "He who Moves Real
Estate", La Grande, Oregon MarStfp
FARM BARGAIN COUNTER
roduce. Implement, Live Stock Offers
CHAMBERMAID WANTED, by
day or by hour. Apply Drexel Ho
tel. 26 Oct. 2t
SERVICES
Personal Services Offered and Wanted
AUCTIONEER - For first clans
stock Auctioneer call for dato with E.
W. Dunn, U. S. National Bank, Vale,
Ore, Feb 22 tf.
MISCELLANEOUS
Thine for Sale, Trade or Wanted
xw- , I BOISE FUR COMPANY, 701 Main
1ACK SADDLE for sale. Good , Street, Boise, Idaho, are exclusive
condition. Inquire at Enterprise Of-1 raw fur dealers and in touch with
Hce- ' llo2tpithe best markets of the woild and
'can pay as much as any eastern
FOR SALE 3200 pound team of j house. We can furnish you with
work horses, priced right for quick animal bait made by an experienced
sale, u John E. Bennett, Jamieson, j western trapper. Give us a trial.
Oregon. 4o5tp 26o5tp
LOST AND FOUND
Owners or Articles Located Anywhere
$10.00 Reward for Recovery of
70 or 80 No. 3 Victor Traps, branded
X under trigger, with .16 inch bolts
for stake. One Ranger Mead bi
cycle. Taken from my place at Mal
heur Butte. Ben DuVall. Notify
Sheriff Lee Noe. 25o2tp
Juntura Folks Parents Last Fri
day morning a baby boy was born to
Mr. and Mrs. George Blaylock of
Juntura.
Try Jim's Oyster Cocktails This
is one of the new ones we are serv
ing at our fountain. Try one youH
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CHURCH
I Try a Classified ad in the Enterprise
TELEPHONE
SERVICE
Means More Dollars in
A Business Man's Pocket
because it opens the
door of his establishment
to every home with a Telephone
Orders can be quickly taken
for any amount of goods,
and satisfactory deliveries
made because merchant
and customer can "talk it over"
on the Phone.
The Very Best j
The Market Affords
IS WHAT YOU GET JIERE.
Our Meats are of Highest Quality, butch
ered, cut and delivered to you with greatest
care as to cleanliness and quality. A trial will
make you a regular customer.
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APPLE BARGAINS.
For a limited time we are offering great
bargains in eating and cooking apples. Get
your order in Now. Our Grocery Department
is at your service.
THE HOME PACKING CO.
VALE, OREGON
HARRY HEELER, Mgr.
PHONE 63
If you haven't a Telephone in your
home, get one there to-day. Don't
bo without this convenience which
can be installed at so little cost.
MALHEUR HOME
TELEPHONE CO.
WEAVER RANDOLPH, Mgr.
Vale, Oregon.
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Birthday Dinner.
Mrs. M. N. Fegtly entertained Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Tapp and Mr. and
Mrs. E. F. Clower at dinner Tues
day evening in honor of the birth
day anniversary of Mr. Fegtly.
Monday Club.
Monday Study CJub will meet with
Mrs. L. J. Hadley on Monday after
noon of the coming Week. All mem
bers are urged to be present and
rr;pared for the regular study pro
gram. Young Folks Organize.
About twenty two young people
met at the Methodist church last
CATHOLIC CHURCH.
At Juntura 1st and 3rd Sunday at
8 o'clock followed by Benediction of
the Most Holy Sacrament. At Beulah
1st and 3rd Sunday at 10:30, At
Vale 2nd Sunday of month at 8:00
o'clock followed by Benediction, A I
Brogan 4th Sunday of month at 9:00
o'clock.
Lectures in Christian Doctrine ore
given in Vale on the 2nd Sunday, after
Services and also on Tuesdays and
Thursdays at 4 :00 oWock, parents ar
requested to see that their children
come regularly, and at the proper
time Those lectures are given at
Juntura and Brogan immediately after
services.
STRAYED AND ESTRAYED
The Stnrkmans Weekly Rodeo
STRAYED: Three yearling heif
ers. One blackftand white and two
red. Branded M E on right side and
l isrht ear cropped. Notify H. B.
Earp, Vale, Oregon. nltf
AUTOMOBILES
Bargains In Used Cars and Supplies
FORD FOR, SALE: One 1915
model touring car in good excellent
condition. Good bargain. Write or
call Niels Peterson, Vale Oregon.
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GOOD TENT FOR SALE, with
floor and boarded sides, two windows
and at present wired for electricity.
Write G. F. 78 care Malheur En
terprise. 25 Oct. 2t
HIGH GRADE PIANO FOR SALE.
We have in Ontario a high grade
piano which for quick Bale will be sold
at a sacrifice. Liberal terms to re
sponsible party. Particulars will be
furnished anyone interested by writ
ing to The Denver Music Company,
Denver, Colo. . s27t6
WANTED Clean cotton rags for
wiping machinery. We pay 5c per
pound, sacked. The Enterprise.
MONEY TO LOAN $1000 avail
able for loan on first class Real Es
tate Security. Write or Inquire of X21
c!o Enterprise, Vale, Oregon.
OLD NEWSPAPERS Put them
under" the carpets, on the pantry
shelves etc. Handy for building fires,.
10c per bunch of 10 pounds at the
Enterprise Office, Vale, Oregon.
June 2S tf.
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Professional Directory
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ATTORNEYS
Geo. E. Davis Bruce R. Kester
DAVIS & KESTER
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law
Vale, Oregon
Nelson Bldg. -:- Vale, Ore.
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What's the use of pretending?
Time will find you out
IMPEMALES
MOVTMPItCB
CIGABCTT&3
make no pretense, but
they've taught 'thousand
of men what quality means
in a ciearette. They are
what they are, always-the I f
longer you smoke mem
the better you'll like them.
10 for 13c
Th" John Bellman Co. Branch
Monday evening to complete the or-1 CHRISTIAN CHURCH,
ganization of The Young People's I Bji,ie school at 10 a. m.
Association jut Vale. Regular meet-' preaching services morning and
ings of the association will be held evening.
each Sunday evening at seven, just The church and bible school are
preceeding the church service hour, this week making preparations for
After the organization was com.'a hig rally day next Sunday in both
pleted and business taken care of the bible school and the church
the young folks adjourned to the service. Bible school attendance
parsonage where Mr. and Mrs. Clow- .,t Sunday reached 80 and we are
er provided games and refreshments trving hard for 100 next Sunday,
as a close to the delightful evening, while there is an "Every Member
Canvass" this week for preaching
Wednesday Bridge. service both Sunday morning and
Mrs. A. W, Reed was hostess for evening. We will take an offering
a most delightful session of the for the State work and hope all
Wednesday afternoon bridge club this members come prepared.
week at her home in the west sec-,
tion of town. First honors were I METHODIST CL'HRCII.
awarded to Mrs. John P, Houston 1 Sunday school 10 a. m. Mrs. B. F.
and guest prize to Mrs. Williams of 'i"ner, Superintendent.
Butte, who is a guest in-the city i Preaching at 11 o'clock a. m. by
with Mrs. Will Reilly. .the PaMtor.
Mffting of the Young Peoples As
Hallowe'en Party. .sociatlon at 0:30 p. m.
At the home of Mrs. and Mrs.' At P- the services will be
Charles L. Batcheldor on Wednesday illustrated with pictures,
evening of this week the Warm- uiZT'rk a
springs District office force members, ,rL H,e K,l 1h ""
wives and families with a few in- fhe 'S"' "r, cre,t '" the Pre"
vited guests made merry with Veal B,,,"',e of , 01,1 Ll,,c'rty . I""01"1'
old fachioned hallowe'en pranks and 1"t,,l'1 ,l"d 'evr'-ently leaned forward,
games which included everything :!KKl',d tho bc"' Tni'n opp.ng on
from bobbing apples ot ghost stories J's knees, ho prayed: "Oh God, I
and witch and spook walkings. After ,,t to;dy - "'
sevearl hours of fun delicious re- fre1edom for h,ch thiH old M!
freshments in keeping wth the hal-1 ",wuv" ',,00,l lU'r,i "nH now '
l-we'en time wers served. Decora- d;'J,lul mV " m niolh-i's Cad.
iw-ii m" rii'onir aim pure for
II.C. EASTHAM
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
U. S. Bank Bldg.
Phone 248
Vale -:- . Oregon
JULIEN A. HURLEY
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
Offices Nelson Building
Phone 21C-W -:- Vale, Oregon
ROBERT D. LYTLE
Attorney
First National Bank Bldg.
Vale, Oregon
Phone 66
R. G. WHEELER
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
Practice in all
Courts and U. S. Land Office
Collections
Nelsen Bldg. : Vale, Ore.
DOCTORS
R. D. BURROW, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Office over Vale Drug Store
Phone 215
Vale, Oregon
DR. K. E. NORVALL
Nerve Specialist
Drugless Physician
Opposite Young's Garage. Vale,
Phone 43
Ore.
H. W. STEELHAMMER, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Office Phone 16 - Res. Drexel Hotel 3
I. O. O. F. Bldg. Vale, Oregon
OSTEOPATHS
Dr. Pauline Sears Dr. Harriet Sears
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
Graduates of American School of
Osteopathy, Kirksville, Mo.
1st Building North of Vale Drug Store
FARM LOANS
UNDERTAKER
T. T. NELSEN
Vale, Oregon
Up-to-date Undertaking Parlors
Fine line of Undertaking Supplies
liearse Service -:- Phone 77
Ranch Ioanr, 20 Years, Rural Credit
Hay and General Fire Insurance
C. C. MUELLER
Real Estate
1st Nat. Bank Bldg., Vale, Oregon.
ENGINEERS
John E. Johnson J. Edwin Johnson
JOHNSON ENGINEERING CO.
Licensed Realty Dealer :
Land locators Township Blue Prints
Surveying & Engineering.
Hayes Building Vale, Oregon.
REAL ESTATE
JOHN HARDWICK
Real Estate
If you want to buy or sell City or
Farm Property Consult Hardwick,
Abstract Company Building
Oregon Livestock Company filing
on water to irrigate 90,00 acres land
south of Malheur lake.
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tions for the evening were in yellow
and black.
Preitents Pictures.
On Friday afternoon Mrs. B. F.
arme
students
grades and the high school at On
('liirnt's Hake. Amen."
At Sanitarium.
Among those taking treatment and
r of Vale spoke to the : ' ",M,Mf t the Vale Hot Springs
ts of the fifth, seventh, eight I "'t'' " th. paht week were, Mr.
nrf th. hlh .M,! t (in. Mrs- J- McDonald of
tario. the day being Francis Willard , """. N. E. Taggait of Vale,
Memorial day. The Ontario W. C. .'vun r"1 ?f ,B,ma- MrH- ('onrd
T. U. presented pictures of Fran.i"y8n'. OnUnn, Mrs. Jessie Scott.
f Willard to the er.hooN and Mrs. j nUr"'' mby of AmP,i'
Farmer gav. the presentstion adJ.r0"' ,T,omV Boton of rrm"'
IMr. IMIa Bullock, Purma and K.
. ' 'O. Smith of Portland.
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First National Bank
The Bank of Service'
- Vale, Oreg m
CAPITAL and SURPLUS
$58,000.00 if
COMMERCIAL ACCOUNTS
SAVING ACCOUNTS
SAFETY DEPOSIT FILES
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-DIRECTORS-
C. W. NcUon, Pres. Albert W. Reed. Cashier.
J. T. l-ousn. Vice Pres. Eli Boas
J. M. Wearer
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