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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1919. -
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Malheur enterprise, vale, oregon
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Mrs. Roe Gray of Jamieson was friving vacation at Ontario and nur cAty for a few days this week
in Vale this week shopping, and Boise visiting frincds at St. Teresa's j on tusiness.
pj spent Thursday and Friday t the school in ISoise. j James Young registering from
H home of Mrs. Julicn A. Hurley. Dr .and Mrs. Wco-e of Ontario Crowley was among out of town vi-
2 Walter Brodcrick who is moving were in Vale the first of the week, , sitors at the Arlington this week.
B from "his ranch above Westfall to the doctor coming up on profession, C. C. McCambridge of Jamieson I
Ontario for the winter, was in Vale al business. was in Vale Wednesday and called
W Tuesduy. Miss Blanche McDonald returned ! nt the Enterprise office while here
Ben Crummett was up from Onta- the first of the week after spend
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Put Your Little Want Ada Where People Look for Them
Price is one cent per word per week; advance payment required.
Minimum charge 25 centa. .25 cent extra for illustrated brand
g oen urummeu was up irom unia- the hrst ot tne week after spending
H rio and spent Tuesday and Wednes- Thanksgiving nt her parents home
H day in Vale on business, and visting in Nyssa,
g his daugther Miss Dottie. . . Mra ivau 0ukes was up from 0n
U Miss Louise Sears of Harper . tario the mle 0f the week.
f spent the Thanksgiving days twith
her Bisters here.
eW ' Mrs T?npH ftf Rrncrnn was in .Vale
Mrs.
Wm. Porter left Thursday for his
home in , Letheridge Canada after
spending a few days here with his
son in closing the deals for the
Drexel hotel and building.
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A. J. White of Brogan was;Wat;on or a tw d thig week
Mr:' and , Mrs. J. Q: Medlin were
in Vale last week end returning from
a visit to Pendleton.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Barney of
Brogan motored to Vale Thursday
returning Saturday. ' -"
Mr. and Mrs. M. Strout of Brogan
was in Vale Saturday returning from
a business trip to Ontario.
Mr. .and Mrs. Charles Parrot of
Brogan spent Friday in Vale.
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x Putting a Tight Lid on French-Heels, Sport
Models, Six Maids and Two Chauffeurs, Mary
Pickford, as Amy Burke in "The Hoodluni,"
Becomes a Prof essoress in . Crapshooting, the
Conductor of the Hurdy-Gurdy, , a Chamber
maid for Bums, and an Enemy to Soap and
Water in Her Story of a Girl Who Loved Poor
Father More Than She Loved Her Rich Grand
father, and in the Loving Discovered a' Hero
Whose Bertillion Measurements Exactly Fitted
Her Ideal of a Husband.
IT'S A SCREAM.
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several aayg last week , vitmiiig iter
H brother . Mr.,, Morgan here.'., '
H .' :. Fred' Gill of Pendleton is in Vale
for a short time and while" here is
a taking keatnients of Dr. Sears.
HI Mrs. Kirkpatrick of Parma was a
guest in Vale last week with her
m daughter Mrs. A. S. Hunt. John
M Hunt accompanied her home for a
short stay.
II Mrs. Ernest Diven spent last, week
M end at Wilder, Idaho the guest of
N Mrs. Morfitt and Mrs. Glenn.
H ' .Tonnip Hinklp of Hnrner in visiting
her sister Mrs. P. G. Eberly in
M Vale, :
M Earl Pollack of Portland spent
the Thanksgiving with his mothei
U Mrs". A.:J. Kessler in Vale.
II Walt. Cleavinger of Burns one
S time resident of Vale was here a
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H u t on. j j u 'this week purchased on Oakland Six
M . - Mrs. Joe Thompson and daughters.' lL . ,, ,. , . ...
S ki ii' j u 4. t nt 'from the Vale Machine and Welding
H last week end. '
FARM BARGAIN COUNTER
'roduce. Implements, Live Stock Offers
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WANTED, set of wagon harness.
Write or call X 27 Enterprise, Vale
Oregon. 8n2tp
THREE ROOM HOUSE and
chicken house for sale. Must be
moved from present location six
miles east of Vale. Good new lum-
registered at the Drexel from their , . 0 . '
w . moved. Call or write C. S. Lam-
wariu n fim a nn nnwinu nr ipi
Westfal home on Tuesday.' Mr. Med
lin is; one of the well, known stock
men of the upper river section.
James Weaver of Bonita was a
guest at the Drexel while attending
to business here Tuesday.
B. C. Bacon from Flora, one of the
far inland towns of Wallowa county
beth, Ontario, R. F. D.
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Claud Ward of Westfall was where hunting and fishing are un-
among those registered at the Ar- surpassed, was in Vale this week
lington the first of the week. looking over this section. He re-
M. F. Wilson was down from Mnl- gistered at the Drexel.
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L. R. Kinney was in Vale Tuesday
from his ranch near Ontario.
M Miss Lolo Baker teacher at Brogan
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il cation.
M " 'Miss Jean Conklin spent Thanks
JJ giving with her parents at Cario
and also visited in Boise and Ontario
over the week end:
Pauline Boston spent the Thanks-
and Mrs. D. L. Sullivan here. Miss
Sullivan is teaching near Weiser.
Baby Boy A baby boy was bom
Works. - to Mr. and Mrs. Warren Parks at the
Building Balcony A roomy addi-jVale hospital on last Saturday. The
tion in shape of a balcony is being i young man weighed ten and one half
added to the McGillivray Drug store j pounds.
this week. The office rooms will
hereafter be housed on the new floor
arl in addition probably some of the
smaller lines of holiday goods.
Cattle to Payette Bill and Ross
Thomson moved five hundred head of
cattle from the Wilson place south
of town to Payette this week where
Baby Girl Dr. Steelhammer re-: they are feeding several hundred
ports the birth of a baby girl at the i head for thewinter.
Two Shows: 7:30-9:00. Come Early
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HAVE VOU TRIED
JIM'S OYSTER COCKTAILS?
Put up in Sanitary Bottles. Vale Made, of the finest Fresh
Olympia Oysters and Cocktail Catsup. Take them home,
they're fine as a first course to a good dinner.
JIM'S PLACE for Cards, Billards and Pool, Cigars, To
baccos and Expert Fountain Service.
J. D. ROGERS, Prop. PHONE 98.
Vale, Oregon. .
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CATHOLIC CHURCH.
At Juntura 1st and 3rd Sunday
at 8 o'clock followed by Benediction
of the Most Holy Sacrament. At
Bculah 1st and 3rd Sunday at 10:30
at Vale gnd Sunday of month at
home of Mr. and Mrs. James Mc
Kinney of Brogan on December first.
Land Agent Here H. J. Larentzen
Field Superintendent for the E. O.
Land Company was in Vale from
Portland this week on company bus
iness. Good Snow Fall Vale and Sur
rounding sections of the country
shared in the general snow fall the
first of the week. The weather has
not been extremely cold and every
one is enjoying the snow but the
Baby Girl A baby girl was born
to Mr. and Mrs. George McLoughlin
last week.
Rex Theater Monday, Dec. 8th,
only, "The Land of Jazz", Musical
Comedy in 3 acts. Danny Wallace
and Evelyn Hawley and Original
caste. 15 people. You're sure to
laugh. Not a Motion Picture. Ad-mi-son
35 and 55c. Gd.lt
Buy Farm Tracts Two sales of
farm lands are reported during the
past week by O. E. Carman to Lee
18:00 o'lock followed by Benediction i for the time being
skaters whose glass pond was spoiled i SchafTer and John Nedrow of Nez
Perce, Idaho. Mr. Nedrow bought
At Brogan 4th Sunday of month at Returns From Boise Leo Conner-j twenty acres and Mr. SchafTer forty
; 9:00 o'clock.
ly this week returned to the Wilson
Both
Our Noonday
pared for the busy,
hungry business man
Here you can get a cup of coffee and a
piece of pie, a lunch or regular dinner.
EXCELLENT SALADS TO ORDER
FRESH BREAD AND PASTRIES
Fancy and Plain Cakes and Cookies.
Prompt Service... All Home Cooking.
CITY BAKERY AND ELECTRIC CAFE
D. A. McFADDEN, Prop.
PHONE 251
VALE. OREGON
acres at $3500. and $(5,000.00
Lectures in Christian Doctrine are j place in Sand Hollow after being ill farms are located near Nyssa,
given; in Vale, on-the 2nd Sunday, j in a Boise hospital with neuritis. The sale of the R. E. Weant bung-
after Services and also on Tuesdays From Wilder The families of alow property on Smith street is also
and Thursdays at 4:00 o'clock, par-! Arthur Glenn and James Morfitt renorted bv the same ae-encv to W.
ierits are requested to see that their 'spent Thanksgiving in Vale with re- H. Ellis, lately of Los Angeles.
' I children come regularly, and at the ' latives. ; Babies Better The two children of
c 'proper time. Those lectures are given j With Parents Miss Mary Lee Sul-jMr. and Mrs. J. L. Pope of Jamieson
j at Juntura' and Brogan immediately j Hvan of Weiser spent the Thanks-'who have been quite ill at the hospi
i after services. j giving vacation with her parents Mr. tal are reported much better.
METHODIST CHURCH.
(E. F. Clower, Pastor)
Sunday school at 10 a. m., Mrs. B.
;F. Farmer Supt.
' j All children not attending any
: other church are cordially invited to
ricome to this Sunday School. '
. - Preaching service following at 11
! ' a. m." arid in the evening at 7:30 p.
: m. by ' the pastor".
Christian Church.
(J. A. Melton, Pastor.)
Entertain At Bridge.
The homo of Mrs. Frank Hall was
the scene of a pretty afternoon party
last Saturday in honor of Mrs. Will
Reilly who with Mr. Reilly left the
first of the motnh for Butte to spend
the holidays with their daughters,
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I A -"l"" ,'a"y 1U' l,,e """" after disposing of business interests
w.ll be held at ten a. m Sunday here Three taMes enjoycd Mige
I morning, tome aim near me tjumui
Choir Sing. A story by the pastor,
r "How the Fir Tree Became A Christ
' mas .Tree," will be given at the Sun-
day school service.
during the afternoon, high honors
going to Mrs. Dunlop and dainty re
freshments were served at the close
of the pleasant time. Just before
saying farewell to Mrs. Reilly, who
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OUMIld lur uie muiMU,B .-.--. ...u.. v . . . -Iini-mino. momho.. nf
,11, "Christ In Lifes Clouds.' The Va,e socia, A twQ
evening sermon will be illustrated on the d.eg present presented her
I the blackboard, subjec : "The True wRh g handsome Malheur County
Vine.' The senpture lesson for the A fj ag token of friendBhi
levelling will be illustrated with ...
! stereoptician slides made by master ... ... ...
I .. . . . ., . , . , InaiiKsimiiiK Dinner Party.
artists portraying the teachings of " '
!th Master of Men. "Lead Kindly Mr- and Mrs. A. H. Chester were
Linht" will be sung ami illustrated nsts " "inner on inanKsgiving uay
i i by some of the most beautiful pictu
Pneumonia
often follows a
Neglected Cold
KILL THE COLD!
HILL'S
CASCARAfc$QUININi
Standard cold remedy for 19 ?
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FOR TRADE. Good level Lake
County land for Malheur land or
city property, auto truck or tractor.
Cook & Cook, located five miles
north of Vale. 29n4tp
FOR SALE: Six head Hereford
bulls, all range broke. Two and
three year olds. Part of these bulls
are registered. Price reasonable. In
quire at Vale Sales, and Feed Bam.
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STRAYED ESTRAYED
The Stockman Weekly Rodeo
STRAYED team black and bay
mares, five years, weight 1200 lb.
Team black and bay mares, three
and four years, weight 1000. Brand
ed on left stifle Leaf Brand thus
have colts. Reward for infor-IV.
mation given to W. H. Kelly
or O. E. Carman at Vale. 12ntf
LOST AND FOUND
Owners or Articles Located Anywhere
LOST: Wallet containing a Ma
sonic Lodge certificate issued to E.
Lox of Nyssa from Toledo, Ohio,
also $10.00 bill. Finder kindly return
to Mr. Lox or leave at Enterprise
office. ."
WALLET LOST: Marked Toledo,
Ohio, contained money and a Masonie
emblem. Lost at funeral of B. F.
Farmer in Vale Thanksgiving day.
Finder please notify A. W. Seed,
Scoretai-y, Vale, Oregon.
RExL ESTATE
Opportunities To Buy, Sell or Trad
UNION AND WALLOWA oounty
property for sale or trade. Write to
Geo. H. Cuirey, "He who Moves Real
Estate", La Grande, Oregon MarStfp
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SERVICES
Personal Servicv Offered and Wanted
"AUCTIONEER For first class
stock Auctioneer call for date with E.
W. Dunn, U. S. National Bank, Vale,
Ore. Feb 22 tf.
ALL SHOPPING DONE for out
of town people. Mrs. Fred. Wilkin
son, 2008 N. 15th St. Boise, Idaho.
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ESTRAY TWO HORSES: One
roan saddle horse branded, on
left shoulder. One buckskin bald
faced, branded BeJ on 'e should
er and B on left stifle. Came to
Vale Sales and Feed Barn Novem
ber 22, 1919. Owner may have same
by paying expenses. C. G. Griffin,
Vale, Oregon. 6d3t
MISCELLANEOUS .!
Things for Sale, Trade or Wasted
WANTED AT ONCE: Man wifh
team to plow, harrow and seed ten
acres, and spread 50 loads of fertili
zer. Inquire X 28 c'o Malheur Enter
prise. 8n tf
STRAYED: Three yearling heif
ers. One black and white and two
red. Branded E under M on right
side and right ear cropped. Notify
H. B. Earp, Vale, Oregon. nltf
AUTOMOBILES
Bargains In Used Cars and Supplies
Bargains in Used Cars.
BOOKS FOR SALE : Slightly
used six volumes "New Students Re
ference Work." Splendid for house or
school library. Original cost $29.1(5
Owner asks $20.00. Office of County
School Superintendent, Vale Ore.
Dec. 6 iU
WANTED Clean cotton rags for
wiping machinery. We pay 5c pair
pound, sacked. The Enterprise.
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS wanted
One or two rooms for light house
keeping wanted by man and wife.
One 1918 Ford touring car, fine j Phone or call Enterprise office. 22nlf
shape at a bargain if sold at once.
$450.00.
1917 Ford. Another good buy at
$300.00. Equipped with Presto head
lights and good tires.
1918 Chevrolet touring car. Four
new tires, has just been overhauled
and is in A No. 1 shape. Price
$450.00.
1917 Chevrolet Touring car, a good
buy at $300.00.
1918 Dodge Touring car, has been
run very little and is in perfect
shape. A bargain at $885.00.
One Case Touring car, run only
3G00 miles. New tires all around. If
looking for a good car at a bargain
see this one.
1917 Chevrolet Touring Car, four
new tires. $250.00.
One Denby two ton truck. One
Nash two ton truck.
One Oakland 1918 model as it is
for $575.00.
One 1917 Oakland as it stands for
550.00.
We have other cars not listed here.
If interested come in and look them
over. Terms if desired, KESSLER
GARAGE, Vale, Oregon.
EMPLOYMENT.
Situations or Help Wanted.
STEADY WORK WANTED ON
RANCH: Man with family. Prefer
stock ranch. Inquire X 30" Enter
prise 6d2tp
WORK WANTED: For two men
and six large work horses. By day
or contract. Inquire J. E. Fisher,
Vale, Oregon. ftdltp
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what you
want when you
want it in the
printing line
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It's time to get those Christmas Gifts
FOR HIM
Pipes 35c. to $1.00.
Cigar or Cigarette holders
75c. up to $3.50 .
.Safety Razors, $1.00 to $5.00.
Fountain Pens $2.75 to $5.00.
Poker Sets $2.50 to $4.00.
Smoking Sets $2.00 to $5.00.
Roll Up Traveler SetB, $5.00
to $20.00.
FOR HER
Liggets Candy, 75c. to $10.00
box.
Lord Baltimore, Stationery
75c. up to. $3.50.
Cara Nome Perfume $4.00.
Cara Nome toilet Water $4.00
Cara Nome Talcum $1.00.
Cara Nome Face Powder $2.60
Pyralin Ivory 50c, to $14.00.
Photo Albums. 75c to .$3.00. V
FOR BROTHER
Books, 60c to $1.50.
Ingersoll Watches $2.00 to
$7.00.
Toys.
Kodaks $2.00 to $27.50.
Eversharp Pencils $1.00 to
$5.00.
FOR SISTER
Books 60c. to $1.60.
Games
Dolls 50c. to $8.00.
. Music Rolls $2.00 to $5.00.
1 Perfiyner 75c. to $6.00 bottle.
to thirty guests, members of the
Chester family and the employees of
the store. The dinner which in
cluded the usual Thanksgiving feast
table items was laid in the dining
V room of the Arlington hotel and
V served by Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Earp
V at two o'clock. The big long table
V was resplendent with holiday decora-
V tions and goodies and a pleasant I
V time was enjoyed by all
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Home for Travelers and Tourists
Under New Management
(i. B. PORTER, Prop.
Evening Party
As a pleasant surprise in honor of
GET CENSUS IN.
All school diatricts must have
her daughter Miss Elaine's birthday their census reports in the office of
anniversary Mrs. E. F. Clower enter- the County School Superintendent
tained the members of the Methodist within the next few days if their pu
Girls Chorus after practice last Sat- :'i' are to be included when the
urday evening Music and games and!-ight dollar per capita county school
light refreshment were enjoyed by tax ts levied. Districts not having
reports in the olllce at the time tne
levies are made will not receive
county school money next year. FAY
i CLARK HURLEY, County Supt.
Schools. " Odlt
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ATTORNEYS
Geo. E. Davis Bruce R. Kester
DAVIS & KESTER
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law
Vale, Oregon
Nelscp B!dg. -:- Vale, Ore.
H. C. EASTHAM
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
U. S. Bank Bldg.
Phone 243
Vale -:- Oregon
DOCTORS
R. D. BURROW. M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Office over Vale Drug Store
Phone 215 '
Vale, Oregon
JULIEN A. HURLEY
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
Offices Nelson Building
Phone 216-W -:- Vale, Oregon
ROBERT D. LYTLE
Attorney
First National Bank Bldg.
Vale, Oregon
Phone 66
FOR OTHER MEMBERS OF THE FAMILY
Casncrolles $4.50 to $8.00. Thermos Bottles $2.50. to $.i.00. Hand Painted China 60c
Cut Glass, Jelly Dishes $2.60 Candlesticks $2X0 pair and up,
to
the chorus members present.
Erbie-Smith.
Miss Smith of Weiser and William
Erbie of Weiser were united in mar
riage at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Nordale on Saturday after
noon of last week. Reverend Clower
officiated using the ring service.
It. G. WHEELER
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
Practice in all
Courts and U. S. Land Office
Collections
Nelsen Bldg. -:- Vale, Ore.
Celery $5.00.
Writing Cases $2X0 to $5.00.
$."..0(l.
Ladies Purses $3.00 to $7.00.
( AUI) OF THANKS.
A. E. McGILLIVRA Y
We wish 'to thank our fi int-ds ami
iii'i(.-hliiirs, 'J he K. of P. lodge, The
Masonic Lodge and Reverend ('lower
WedneHdsy Bridge. !ff,r tnrtr mjty k indue"-, i-lmwn nt
Members of the Wednesday aftrr-he time of the death of our helot td
noon bridge club met at the homhiuhend and father, E. A. (-nnrtr.
of Mri. R. H. DcArmond thi; weok. We aho wih to thank thee who
High honors were won hy Mri. A. wnt the beautiful floral tribute;.
Vale
; . Oregon.
W. Reed, Mr. Z. 3. CtffMlo who
hi 'fbeen a g"-.tLt with '.'n. . DAr
mond w'3 ipe.ial gusit of lbs c!jI.
MHU, f HRfSTINA t.ON .F.k.
KD.V'APD fiON.lt Ft.
MKi. 11. C. MEANS.
UNDERTAKER
T. T. N ELS EN
Vale, Oregon
Up-to-date Undertaking Parlor
Fine line of Undertaking Supplies
Auto Hearse Service. Phone 77
NOTICE TO WATER USERS.
DR. K. E. NORVALL
Nerve Specialist
Drugless Physician ,
Opposite Young's Garage. Vale, Or.
Phone 43
II. W. STEELHAMMER, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Office Phon 16 Res. Drexel Hotel 3
I. O. O. F. Bldg. Vale, Oregon
OSTEOPATHS
Dr. Pauline Sears Dr. Harriet Sears
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
Graduates of American Schoel of
Osteopathy, Kirksville, Mo.
1st Building North of Vale Drug Store
FARM LOANS
Ranch Loanr, 20 Years, Rural Credit
Hay and General Fir Insurance
C. C. MUELLER
Real Estate
1st Nat. Bank Bldg., Vale. Oregon.'.
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Water uftre are requited to. rover
the meters to keep them from frVes- John E. Johnson
ing during the cold wtather, as no
mors readings will b made until
'pnng.
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ENGINEERS
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HOMO?, Ws-rr MM -r
J. Edwin Johnton
JOHNGOV r.NGINEPRING CO.
I.ltfnsed R'.alty Dealer
I and Loc ators- Tn'wnship Blu Prini
Purveying Frsinci-riitg.
Hy Baild.tt Valu, Orctoo.