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GRANITE WARE
YOUR CHOICE~io CENTS.
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Mr. Hama Saehae—
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and In). Orahard Land
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Bank o f Falls City
JOB P R IN T IN G
flcweof jfallsCity
'I lie beat allow at tbe Gem tonight
Sal.
Watch for a blue mark on your
1 2 pu (Mir.
8
9
Three pigs for tale, apply to J.C.
15 16 March.
22 23
Good farm for aale, enquire at
29 30 this oflice.
Roy Bowman of Monmouth ia
home for vacation.
Feels Good to Your Feet
A HOT WATER
BOTTLE
For Bale— Oat and Vetch hay.
Mra. Clara Emmitt.
3t.
J. C. Talbott made a trip to
: Dallas Wednesday.
Fritz Droege was in Portland
Monday on business.
If. Whitaker of Umatilla county
is visiting with J. 8 8. Powell this
week.
Mr. and Mra. J. M. Walter left
Wednesday morning for a visit at
Philomath.
Insures warm fec i at night)
no need lying awake waiting
R. B. Harrington and wife are
for your feet to get warm if,
spending
a few days in Portland
a nice hot water bottle is a*{'
thie
week.
the foot o f the l»ed.
Our Hot Water Bottles
A re made o f the best rubbe
every one warranted.
All Styles, Sizes and Prices.
M. L. THOMPSON.
Percy Dodd of Benton county is
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A H. Dodd.
Clarence O’ Brieu was down to
Falla City Tuesday having some
dental work done.
For P. & O. plows for stubble
and sod, call at N. A. Lui.de’s
blacksmith shop
Miss Gertrude Rodgers of Mon
mouth is visiting wiib the Treat
family this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Cliae. Trimble of
near Black Rock spent Christmas
The Rev. Irl R. liick* Almanac, iiere w ith friends.
now ready, grows more popular
After spending Christmas with
and useful with each pacing year. his family A. E. Seymour returned
It is a tixoU necessity in homes, to his work at Buell.
tdiopK mid commercial establish
Fresh Bread,Cakes,Cookies, Pies,
ments all over this continent. Tlii <
and
other bakery goods, every day
fatuous and valuable year hook oi
at
the
Falls City Bakery.
astronomy, etormr, weather ami
earthquakes should he in every
Mrs. W. K. Kurtz of Dallas spent
home and cilice, [’releasor Hick« Saturday and Sunday with her
completes Inin beat issue of hi. friend, Mrs. J. G. Singleton.
great Almanac at the close of hia
Frank DeWitte and family spent
seventieth year. The Almanac w ill Christmas day with his 6ister and
be mailed for 85 cents. The Rev. mother at the Singleton home,
Lrl R. flicks line Magazine, Word
Abstracta of title promptly fur
and Works, is sent one year, with
nished.
Rates reasonable. Brown A
a copy of bis Almanac, (or only
Sibley,
10 Mill St., Dallas, Or.
one dollar. Send for them to
Word and Works Publishing Com
Merlon EIU b came in from The
pany, 3401 Franklin Ave., St. Dalles and spent Christinas with
Louie, Mo. You will never regret his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
your investment. Try it for 1915. Ellis.
IRL R HICKS 1915 ALMANAC.
Mrs. J. PR Beezley and children
of Salem came this week to visit n
Notice of Stockholders Meeting of
few days with friends and rela
Bank of Falls City.
tives.
Notice is hereby given that the
Mis. I. G. Singleton bad her
regular Annual Stock holders’ me et
mother, Mrs. J. P. DeWitte of
ing of tho Bank of Falls City,
Monmouth with her during the
located at Kalla City, Oregon, will
holidays.
be held at the Banking rooms of
Mrs. M. Florence and daughter,
said bank on Tuesday, the 12th
day of January, 1916, for the pur Eehel of Ephrele, Wash., came
pose of electing eight directors for Wednesday to visit her brother,
the ensuing year and such other G. W. Brentner.
business as may regularly edme
Mrs. Jessie Moyer and-Mrs, Em
before the meeting.
ma Hinshaw went to Portland
W. F. N ichols , Cashier.
Date of first publication Decem Tuesday morning to sped a few
ber 12th, 1914.
days visiting friends and take ad
vantage of the sales.
Frank Ilaley of Portland is
Mr. and Mrs. W ill Sparks of
^.ponding a lew days with Prof. Forest Grove spent Christmas at
^Haley.
the home of Mr. and Mrs Randolph
L. B. Murray and son Billy re
turned Thursday night from Port
land w here they attended the de
gree work of the Independent
Order of Odd Fellows. There was
a contest for a silver cup between
the Haslow-Woodlawn degree teams
which was won by Woodlawn by
three points.
I
J. C. TALBOTT &, CO.
c o m c to
£
M
R. E. W illiam s , M. L. T hompson , W .F. N ichols .
R. G.W hite ,
Everyone has read William Allen
President
Vice-President
Cashier Assistant Cashier
White’s 42-centimeter editorial
shot at Nebraska, inspired by the
New York Times’ error in assign
ing Nebraska instead o f Kansas
F all * C i t y , P olk C ounty . O reoon
as the native state of General
Does a General Banking Business.
Interest Paid on Time
Fred Funston. Now comes Har
Deposits. Exchange sold on all points in the United States.
vey Newbranch, editor o f Senator
Notary Public officially connected with the Bank.
; /■*)( Hitchcock’s Omaha World-Herald, \
Si;
i TrSj,} with the following withering fire
o f literary shrapnel:
"Base envy, as the poet r e -'
marked,
withers at another’s joy.
9
■ I and hates that excellence it cannot
reach. So was It ever with Kan
sas.
"Nebraska raises corn and al
falfa
and wheat and pork and beef
Chrislaln Church
and Kansas raises hell. Nebras
BR ING YO U R JOB P R IN T IN G
Service on next Lord’s Day at
ka piles up wealth and Kansas;
T H E N E W S O FFIC E
II a. in , and 7:30 p. in.
piles up sand dunes. Nebraska is
Bible School at 10 A. M.
so righteous that she can trust
Junior Endeavor at 3 P. M.
herself to freedom, and Kansas so
Christian Endeavor at 0:30 P. M. wicked that she must restrain
herself in gyves and chains—then
We Are Prepared To Do I
Theme— Morning Service:
“ Forfeiting the things that are cries out, ‘See how good I am!’
And Know How
past und pressing forward to the Kansas tries all things and Ne
braska picks up those that are
Our Efforts W ill be to Please
things that are before us.”
good and holds onto them. Kansas
Theme— Evening Service:
In Quality and Price. : : :
keeps the rest. Nebraska is phil
“ New Year Resolutions.”
A cordial iuvitation to everyone. osophic and happy, Kansas a fret
ful, impatient, insomniac. Kansas
Strangers made welcome.
vainly seeks surcease in fads and
B. I,. H icks , Pastor.
follies and chimeras, Nebraska
finds it in the simple virtues our
M aat
mothers taught, reinforced by all i
Father Hogan of Salem will say the good things that a rational use
. .. ,.ta s r
Mass in St. Mary’s at 10:80 A. M., o f honestly acquired wealth can
Luke McLuke Says.
Bidding For Anotlrer Saloon?
Jan. 8, 1915.
procure. Nebraska is courteous
Gains & Owens, who some time
Once upon a time a man remem
and unobtrusive, Kansas a shriek
ago filed an application with the
bered
that
the
day
was
the
tenth
ing
self-advertiser,
boasting
even
Revival Meeting
City Recorder for a third saloon
Next Sunday, January 3, revival of her blizzards and hot winds as anniversary o f his wedding and
license, withdrew their application
he
brought
home
some
flowers
and
colder
and
hotter
and
more
de
meetings will h-gin at. the Free
last week and when the matter
candy
to
his
w
ife
and
gave
her
a
structive
than
can
be
found
any
Methodist church. Rev. W. J.
came
up for consideration o f ap
kiss.
And
it
took
eight
doctors
where
else
on
earth.
Nebraska
Johnson will assist the pastor, H.
plicants
only the two saloons row
nine
days
to
restore
the
poor
outranks
Kansas
in
all
the
excel
A. Walter.
lencies and blessings and Kansas woman from the effect of the in operation had filed. The Coun
cil postponed action so that any
outranks Nebraska in her ability shock.
Save Money
The Soft Hearted men are the one wanting to engage in that
as a ballyhoo artist.
By having your shoes repaired with
“ I f this man White really thinks best fellows and have the most kind o f business the coming year,
Pacific sole leather. I t ’s the best.
we are ‘a milk-eyed, placid, blue- friends. But they are usually will have ample time to make it
D. M. BURTS, Prop.
stockinged old maid who never working for and paying rent to known. The question will come
Shop next door to McPherren
up at an adjourned meeting to be
had a throb o f emotion,’ let him the Hard Headed men.
gallery.
A fte r sizing up the people he held on next Wednesday evening.
come up and try us. Let him
meets
every day, a man can’t un I f you want to get into the game,
sneak around Lincoln, which is a
Mrs. C. Dill is improving in Kansas burg transplanted by a derstand why any blamed fool you had better get your applica
tion ready.—Independence Enter
health.
Kansas breeze and not a Nebraska would want to be a Cannibal.
prise.
It
is
funny,
but
it
is
a
fact.
The
Mrs. West has been quite sick town at all, and make his way
Rich
think
the
Poor
are
Extrava
straight to Omaha. Let him come
but is a little better.
The New Year’s dinner given by
gant and the Poor think the Rich
Esther Cleveland of Dullaa has with his hair in a braid and a glad,
the Ladies of the Christian church
mad light in his eye. He may go are Stingy.
been visiting her mother.
was well attended. Those who
There are all sorts o f people in
home fagged and dazed and bent
partook
certainly can say that
S. S. Cook is here from southern and broke, but at the least he can the world, including the human
they
ate
one
good meal in 1915.
Oregon to visit his family.
s a y ,‘ I have lived!’ And he will' hog who eats five times a day and
Austin Titus, L. Fry and H. have the rest o f his life to devote roars about the Evils o f the Liquor
BUSTER BROWN’ S RESOLUTIONS
Frink left Friday fur Seattle, to recruperating—and remember Habit.
I
f
you
hate
a
man
you
also
re
ing. He will have been to Carca
Wash.
That during the coming year I
gard his dog as the sneakingest, will wear sandpaper soles on my
sonne.”
Fred J. Holman and wife oi Dal
orneryest brute in the world.
shoes if I must slip and fall it
las spent Christmas with friends in
W e have just had a peek at the wont be on a banana skin that I
CocKerline Hansen
this city.
new winter lingerie. No, it was fixed for myself. I used to be
Sunday
morning Chris Hansen n’t being worn. It was in a fash
Percy Dodd over from Monroe to
able to resist anything but temp-
visit a few days with Mrs. and and Miss Grace Cockerline were ion sheet, The popular garment
tatioh; now I ’ m going to resist
united in marriage at the home is the Umbrella Combination and
Mrs. Dodd.
that. This year I am going to
o f the bride’s mother. Justice it is about as big as a man’s pocket
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Starr of
make a real business o f being
Strayer performed the ceremony. handkerchief. It begins at the
Portlaud aie visiting Mr. and Mrs.
hapy. Nothing is any more im
The couple boarded the motor waist and it doesn't reach to the
Harry Starr.
portant than happiness.
car at 9:30 and departed for P ort knee3. The dear things wear this
H a pp y N ew Y e a r
Isabel Snyder who is teaching land for a few days visit return
and get prickly heat and the fool
BU STER BROWN.
near Astoria is spending the holi ing Wednesday morning.
men wear their heavies with the
days in Falls City.
Mr. Hanson is employed by the bottoms rolled up into wads
Mias Cecil Dodd who is teaching Falls City Lumber Co., as book around their ankles and then they
at Lewisville is speudiug her vaca keeper.
holler with rheumatism.—Cincin
Mrs. Hanson is well known nati Enquirer.
tion with her parents.
here having been in the employ
Mias Susie Bennett and brother
o f M. L. Thompson, the druggist.
Ruby of Salem have been spending
Post Office Time Card
Mav happiness and content
the holidays with frieuds in Falls
ment be theirs all the days o f
City.
Office hours: Daily, except Sun
their lives.
day,
8 a.m. to 6.30 p.ur.
Mrs. M. M. Moore and two sons
See Our Window Display.
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JAN., 2, 1915
Bntler. Mrs. Sparks is a sister of
Mrs. Butler.
Mr. and Mrs. Clias. O’ Brien of
Portland are visiting their sister,
Mrs. I. G. Singleton and looking
for a location in Falls City. Char
lie thinks that Falls City is good
enough for him after living in
Portland a year.
You Do Not Need to Send Away
THE FALLS CITY NEWS.
of Portland visited her sister, Mrs.
Mrs. W. B. Stevens during the
holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Stevens, Mr.
and Mrs. W . B. Steveus, and Mrs.
M. M. Moore and sons were in
Black Rock Friday.
Christmas trees at the various
churches contributed to the hap-
piuess of many a little one— and
perhaps to some big ones.
Family Reunion.
The Starr family held its an
nual reunion on Friday last at
the home o f Mr. and Mrs. George
Richmond, three miles north o f
Dal las. Those present were M rs.
J. P. Starr, Mr. and Mrs. H. E.
Starr and sons, Eugene and Paul
o f Falls City, Mr. and Mrs. C. L.
Starr o f Portland, Mr. and Mrs.
A. P. Starr and son Frank o f
Dallas, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Rich
mond and Earl Gee. A bountiful
dinner was served.—Observer.
NOTICE.
The annual School Officers’
Convention will be held in Dallas.
Saturday January 9th. As this
is legislative year, there are
some things to come up that per
tain to the next session o f the
legislature. It is hoped that we
will have a greater number in
attendance than' we ever had
before. Last year nearly every
district in the county was repre
sented and this year we should
have more. Dr. Winship o f Bos
ton, an educator o f National re
putation, who is spending the
week o f January 4-8 in Portland,
will be with us in the afternoon
and will give us an address. This
will probably be the only School
Officers’ Association in the state
to be addressed by Dr. Winship.
Superintendent Churchill w i l l
also be with us.
T. W. B r u n k , Chairman.
H. C. S e ym o u r , Sect etary.
Mail arrives, from
Salem 8.60 a.in., 5:85 p.m.
Mail arrives from Dallas, 8:£0
Mail closes (or Salem, 9:00 a m,,
1 p. m. and 5:00 p. m.
Mail closes for Dallas 9:00 a. m.
and 5:00 p. m.
Mail closes for Black Rock 11:00
a. m.
Mail arrives from Black Rock 2
p. m.
S unday O nly
Mail arrives from Salem, 8:50
a. m.
Mail closes for Salem, 9:00 a. m.
Office hours: Sunday ouly, 9:30
to 10:80 a.in:
Effective September 4, 1914.
I ra C. M ehrlino , Postmaster
Falls City, Polk Co., Ore.
F"or service Registered Duroc
Jersey Boar. Registry No. 1514*3
Registered name, Wester.
16
Owned by W. A. Teal.
For N euralgia, aathing ia
battar then
Dr. Miles*
A n t i-P a in Pills
U aad b y thousand#
far a generation
Those who have suffered from
neuralgic pains need not be told
how necessary it is to secure re
lief.
The easiest way out of
neuralgia is to use Dr. Miles’
Anti-Pain Pills. They have re
lieved sufferers for so m any
years that they have become a
household necessity.
‘T have taken Dr. Miles' Anti-Fkin
Pills for live years and they are the
only thing that dose me any good.
They have relieved neuralgia In my
heat In fifteen minutes I have slso
taken them lor rheumatism, head
ache, pains In the breast, toothache,
earache and pains In the bowels and
limbs.
T have found nothing to
equal them and they are all that la
claimed for them.”
J. W . SEDGE. Blue Springe, Mo.
A t all drugglets— 25 doses 25 cents.
Never sold In bulk.
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