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MALHEUR ENTERPRISE, VALE, OREGON
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22, I9l0.
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TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS'
AT NORDALE'S
For
HEAT
There are 30 BARGAINS Here in rebuilt
Second Hand Stoves and Ranges. These
are all in good shape and we guarantee they
will give good service. You'll get fifty per
cent more heat from fuel in a good stove than
in .one that's all worn out.
At these bargain prices we'll not be able
to keep these stoves long. Come in Today.
Thos. B. Nordale
Vale Oregon.
State Teachers' Examinations will
be held at the Court House in Vale
on December 17, 18 and 19, 1919.
All teachers who have not secured
Oregon State Certificates are re
quired to report for these examina
tions. Teachers may ecure old examina
tion questions for review by writing
to the County Superintendent of
Schoos.
Following is the program for Mal
heur County: Wednesday Arithme
tic, Civil Government and Geogra
phy. Thursday Grammar, History,
Orthography, Physiology and Ameri
can Literature. Friday Reading,
School Law, Theory and Practice,
Writing. Algebra and Composition.
Saturday Psychology and Physical
Geography.
Teachers who wish to write for
Life, Primary or Special Certificates
will kindly make arrangements with
the County School Superintendent.
FAY CLARK HURLEY.
County Supt. Schools for Malheur
County. 15 N.-29N
Items of Local and Personal In
terest, by county Correspond -nU
of the Enterprise
Lineman
Wire-
ONTARIO
Killed While ' Working On
-High School Organizes
Musical Club'.
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These Beautiful Pieces of Furniture, just received on our fall orders.
Direct from the factory, they embody all that is new in style and finish.
CHARACTER OF FURNITURE COMES OUT IN WEAR.
Furniture built to stay right is the kind we handle. Why buy inferior articles
when a few dollars more mean a guarantee of lifetime service.
IT WILL SOON BE TIME FOR GIFTS
Mr. Man! Have you thought of giving your wife a beautiful piece of furniture
for Christmas this year? What could she enjoy more than a new dressing table
with folding mirrors; one of the beautiful period design dinning sets; a handsomely
upholstered sewing chair; or one of the very newest
WONDERFULLY COLORED PEDESTAL LAMPS.
BEDROOM FURNITURE.
Sets of Three and Four Pieces in
Walnut, Oak, Enameled and Birdseye
Maple.
Also a big assortment of brass
and iron beds.
Anyone of these will please and be a worth while gift,
over at your lirsure.
Come in and look them
LOWEST PRICES HIGHEST VALUES.
Vale
T. T. Nelson
THE FURNITURE MAN
Oregon.
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Useful Christmas Gifts
I Make everyone in the home happy
j by giving them something that will
be used every day in the year.
There is no gift quite as appropri-
ate as one that will
Lighten the Labor
of the Home
You'll find just what you want at the
Electric Shop
Idaho Power Co.
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ONTARIO. Oregon, Nov. 21.
Clinton E. Frye, for many years
resident of Ontario, died here last
Thursday. Mr. Frye practised den
tistry here for a number of years,
but because of his ill health was
obliged to turn over his practice to
Doctor Roberts last Spring. Mr. Frye
was born in Ohio, March 13th 1856.
His death was caused by a form of
heart disease. The funeral was held
from the McDowell Funeral Parlors
Saturday afternoon. Mr. Frye is
survived by one daughter who re
sides in Spokane, Washington.
Bert Clarkson, lineman employed
by the Idaho Power Company, was
killed here last Tuesday afternoon
while hansrinsr the wires on a new
pole in front of the Reed and John
son Blacksmith shop. Mr. Clarkson
was holding a charged cross-arm
with one hand when he grasped a
wire with the other hand and was
instantly killed. Mr. Clarkson came
from Horseshoe Bend, where his
mother, 2 brothers and a sister, who
survive him, live. The body was
taken to Horseshoe Bend, where the
funeral was held Thursday.
F. Leslie Body left last Saturday
night for Salem to attend the semi
annual meeting of the Oregon Com
mercial Club Secretaries which was
held there November 17th and 18th.
Mrs. Edna Griffin made a business
trip to Caldwell last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Clemo left
Thursday evening for Portland to
spend a few weeks with Mr. Clemo's
parents, who reside near there.
The Wednesday Bridge Club met
at the home of Miss Laviner Smith
this week and was delightfully enter
tained. Millard Sage returned last week
from the Sage ranch at McDermitt.
Nevada, where he has been on bus
iness for his father for the past six
weeks.
Mrs. E. A. Fraser entertained the
"500" Club at her home last Tuesday
evening.
The Ontario football team played
the Weiser team at Weiser last Fri
day afternoon and defeated them
with a score of 42 to 0. Ontario
was not obliged to use a single sub
stitute throughout the game.
A Ukelele Club has been organized
in the High School under the direc
tion of Miss Cranley. Twenty girls
and lady members of the faculty are
members of the Club. This Club will
work in conjunction with the two
Glee Clubs and with them will give
a couple of concerts later in' the
year.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester T. Lackey
were hosts and hostess at a delicious
birthday dinner at their home last
Sunday. Covers were laid for nine.
Those present were, Mr. and Mrs.
James A. Lackey, Miss Mary Lackey
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Clemo, Mr. and
Mrs. James G. Smith, and Mr. and
Mrs. Chester Lackey
The Ontario football team will
play the Caldwell team at Caldwell
next Saturday afternoon for the
championship of the Short Line.
Frank Stowell purchased the Wag
goner property in Riverside last
week from II. H. Waggoner of Vale.
Mr. Stowell's brother, Leonard Sto
well, lately of Preston, Idaho, also
purchosed property on the East Side
last week from C. F. Loveland.
J. R. Fortier has begun excavat
ing for the basement of his new five
room bungalow.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Foster spent
Sunday in Caldwell on busines.
Mr. and Mrs. James Smith of Cald
well spent Sunday in Ontario visit
ing Mrs. Smith's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. James A. Lackey,
A large number of Ontario theatre
fans attended the musical comedy
"Watch Your Step" at Weiser Tues
day night.
Mrs. George Kellogg entertained
the Tuesday Bridge Club at her
home in Weiser last Tuesday after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Shanahan of
Baker visited at the Frank Ryan
home the first of the week. Mrs.
Shanahan is a sister of Mrs. Frank
Ryan and Mrs. George Rheison, both
of this city. ,
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. De-frees are re
joicing over the birth of a beautiful
baby girl, born last Tuesday night.
Frank Irvinton was arrested on a
charge of burglery Tuesday and
was arrainged before Judge Steams.
He waived examination and bond
was fixed at one-thousand dolalrs.
He was confined to the jail where
he awaits the meeting of the Grand
Jury.
ranch.
Mr. Fleetwood who bought Frank
Moswell's ranch is building a new
house.
A meeting of all the ladies is called
at the Eachus home for Thursday
afternoon to organize an Aid So
ciety. Arthur Holly, who has been quite
sick was taken to the Sanitarium
at Vale last Thursday.
P. Barrett who is suffering with
muscular rheumatism spent a few
days at Vale Sanitarium.
E. H. Brumbach and Claud Eachus
transacted business in Caldwell Sa
turday.
Adrian can now boast of electric
lights. H. S. Hardman installed a
Delco-Light plant that furnishes
power to light the store, lumber yard
and the homes of the owners.
Robert Weir has purchased a plant
from the same agency and will soon
have his home electricaly lighted.
Grading and gravelling is being
done on the mail route road, it is
planned to have considerable gravell
ing done on the main roads during
the winter. .
A farewell surprise party was suc
cessfully carried out on the Morley
family last Thursday evening.
The house was crowded by the
grown people while the youngsters
spent the evening playing games
in the lawn. Lunch was brought by
the self-invited visitors and served
at a late hour. The guests presented
Mr. and Mrs.H Morley with a dozen
silverknives and forks as a token of
the esteem in which they were held
in this community and wished them
unbounded success in their new
home. Mrs. Morley and the two
younger children will go to Belvit,
Wis. for a visit with her parents
while Mr. Morley and the two older
girls leave for Eugene where they
plan to make heir future home. They
will have a sale on Monday, Nov. 24.
Mrs. J. Davis is entertaining
.friends from Nampa.
Miss Berdcll Brooks took the pu
pils in her room on a hike over to
Rim Rock Monday afternoon.
making any rash statements or buy
ing any gas yet. Still quite a few
people anticipate a ride in the near
future.
Owing to the fact that there will
be a dance in Drewsy on the eve of
Nov. 29, the date of the play will
be Dec. 6th.
Services were held in the Catholic
church last Sunday.
BULLS FOR SALE Seven Re
gistered and grade white face bulls,
range broke, for sale cheap at Vals
Sales and Feed Barn. Inquire of
C. G. Griffin or E. C. Longwell
Barn. 22 Not. It
The Literary Digest ha made a
great discovery, but you cannot mine
coal with a typewriter. Wichita
Eagle.
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"Holiday Spirit"
Officially Endorses
Our Suggestion
of sending
Greetings by card to all your friends. We have
just placed in our cases one of the finest lines
of holiday novelty gift cards and holiday
greeting Cards ever seen in Vale. In handsome
colors and designs. ; From 5 cents up.
Come in and pick out your favorites
before the rush comes.
Everything in Magazines, Papers, Smokes, Confectionery.
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The Post Office News Stand
A. S. Hunt, Prop.
The Handy Place to Shop Vale, Oregon
JUNTURA
Juntura Play Postponed Move to
Beulah Baby Girl Arrives
Saturday.
JUNTURA, Oregon, Nov. 20.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin P. Joyce are
the proud parents of a bouncing
daughter, which was born Saturday
morning.
Chas Prahl left Juntura last week
for Illinois where he will stay all
winter.
John Murphy of Beulah was a bus
iness visitor last week.
Henry Mertens of Cleveland, Ohio
spent a few days in Juntura visiting
the Ohio boys here.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reed have
gone to Beulah where Mr. Reed will
have charge of the Post Office this
winter.
Wm. P. Allen delivered 27,000
sheep last week.
Walter "Tex" Mann has been rid
ing for horses for the past week.
A. F. Masterson returned from a
visit to Ontario.
Mrs. M. Conroy, Juntura's candid
ate in the Enterprise contest isn't
If You are Buying Property
,You owe it to yourself, to see what I can
do for you. .
8 ACRES, four room house, barn,
water right $1000.00. TERMS.
40 ACRES, fine sage brush land; 2y2
miles from Vale, on Ontario road.
$2375.00. $500.00 cash.
120 ACRES, well improved, new
house, orchard. $6000.00 cash to
handle and price is right.
5 ROOM HOUSE, good ' house and
well located, on four lots. $2000.00
with good terms. ,
0. E. Carman
Vale
Oregon.
ITS
NOT YOUr"?E
IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS
Kidney disease If no respecter of per
rons. A majority of the Ills afflicting
people today can be traced back to
kianey trouble.
The kidneys are the moat Important
organs of the body. They are the
tilterers, the purifiers, of your blood.
Kidney disease Is usually Indicated by
.weariness, sleeplessness, nervousness,
despondency, backache, stomach trou
ble, pain In loins and lower abdomen,
fall stones, gravel, rheumatism, sciatica
and lumbago.
All these derangements are nature's
signals to warn you that the kidneys
nerd help. Vou should use GOLD
MEDAL Jlaarlem Oil Capsules imme-
diately. The soothing, heallag oil sMm
ulates the kidneys, relieve Inflamma
tions and deatroya the germ watch
have caused It. Do not wait until to
morrow. Go to your dragstat today aod
Insist on GOLD MEDAL, HaerUnt Otl
Capsules. In twenty-four hours yoo
should feel health and vigor retoralng
and-will bless the day you Drat heard
of COLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil.
After you feel that you have eared
yourself, continue to take one or tare
capsules esch day, so as t kv Is
tirst-class condition and ward off 3ho
danger of other attacks.
Ask for the original Imported OOU
MEDAL brand. Three etses. Money re
funded if they do not help. yea.
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Farewell Given Morley Family
Adrian Has New Ug hta Will
OrganiM Aid.
BIG BEND, Oregon, Nov. 20.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pemp of Pixie
spent a couple or days last week
visiting; in the PuMiam home.
Mr. and Mm. V. V. llicko and
li M if it were Ontario visitors, Sun
ilny.
1'. J Connelly is having lumber
hauled from Parma and b building
lijcsp thftdj ou Jfbe .Jobtutton'
Pioneer to Pioneer we Say; How!
As Pioneer Drugstore of Malheur County we congratulate the Malheur
Enterprise, pioneer in its field, on this tenth Anniversary edition.
But Pioneer days are gone and so are old stocks. The greater por
tion of goods we now offer you has been on our shelves just a few weeks,
most of them ordered especially for holiday trade.
GIFT STATIONERY.
Your best thoughts on our best paper
will make a combination your friends will
welcome. Personal stationery like bus
iness letterheads should bear the stamp
of individuality as to color and style-. We
are showing a big assortment from
75c. up U $6.00.
SUMMER'S BREATH
Is there anything more entrancing
than the delicate odor of high grade per
fume? The well dressed woman has talc,
face powder, toilet water, perfume and
creams all of a like odor. What would
make a more exquisite gift! We have the
famous Mary Garden and Djer Kess, in
beautiful boxes. Any piece of which as
used can be replaced from our case stock.
The gift that says the most, means the most, wears the longest
THE NEW EDISON, a gift to the whole family.
A Timely thought for Thanksgiving A BOX OF LOWNEYS for P
the wife.
Vale Drug Store
LESLIE I HOPE, Prop.
Vale Oregon
Established 1887 Pioneer Drug Store of Malheur County.
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