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THB FALLS 0!Tt NÏWB. APRIL 8, 1015 M r . H e m * Sggkar COME TO FALLS CITY, OREGON B u y O ro h a rd Land and e ( ) Miss Lilli Courter left Thursday for Portland. V — ■' Christain Church Servii1« oil next Lord'd Day at ilirad Kile’* family are going| || *. m ( aml 7:30 |> m. to Portland noon Killer A. I). Skaggs will preach hotli morning and evening, Subject Fred Belcher of Portland was in for morning, "H asC h rist a Church Kalla City lliia week. on Karth? If so, when was it set Mra. Chiirlee Triiiilde spent aev- up? eral ilaya in thin city. A b iu «*p «n oll or o » « marls oit Ih ii Subject for evening: “ How can I nod o* m c a n i that your • ub»crip- Horn to Mr. and Mra. Henry liecome a member of H it church? lion to Tho Nawa Haa oaplrod and naada fining Oo It now. Norris, the 12tli, a hoy. Bible School at 10 A. M. Junior Endeavor at 3 P. M. Dan Siddon of Portland spent Christian Endeavor at 8:30 P. M. Sunday the guest of C. !.. Hopkins. Calettar—Hprtl 1015 A cordial invitation to everyone. Mis. N. A. I.unde and son Ralph Strungeis made welcome. fri. S um . Man. Tan. tt«i. Than ***•: visited relatives in Salem Satur- B. L. H i c k s , Pastor. 3 (lay und Sunday. 1 2 i$j FISHING SEASON OPEN APRIL Isl We carry a complete line of Notice to News Subscribers FISHING TACKLE PRACTICAL TACKLE FOR PRACTICAL FISHERMAN Fishing and Hunting License For Sale. IZ 4 5 6 7 8 9 16 II 12 13 14 15 18 19 20 21 22 23 25 26 27 28 29 30 Rev. M. A Marcy and his Boy 17 Scouts took tilt Camp Fire Girls 24 out in the woods for an all dsy outing Saturday. Easter Post Cards The designs are as ever o f most desirable character, embracing a variety of subjects with printed or embossed greetings a n d verses. Easter Booklets and Novelties. New Local Cards Making a fine assort ment o f Falls City views. ft THOMPSON, Drug Store. City Marshal Lewis arrested two Austrians Monday for fighting, < acli were fined #>'> in police court One man was fined $5 for being drunk. The Paw nt Teachers meeting will be mdd Tuesday evening April 13th. A ll patrons of the school are invited to attend as there will lie subjects o f interest to he discussed. Fresh Bread,Cakes,Cookies, I'»es, and other bakery goods, every «lay at the Falls City Bakery. Walter L. Tooie, Jr., o f Dallas states that more State funds ate now available and will be luaned un'iuiproved farm lands. New Depot Agent Business Man Praises Dr. Miles’ Heart Remedy Succaaaful Merchant Aftar Investigation Found a Romody That Ro- atorod Hla Health. "This 1« Thanksgiving day In tha atata of Pennsylvania, ami 1 want to devote a part of It In writing a letter to you. On the 26th day of November. 10, I waa stricken with heart trouble. My family physician called It Angina Pectorle. I had from one to flva attache In li hours. In t h e la ttA p a r t o f Dea-ember. 1010 1 wrote to the lilie s Medical Co., for Information con cerning my caae. and In reply I received a very kind and Inatmctlve letter, which I handed to my family doctor, and ha told me to use your Remedies In connection with the medicine he gave me, »<T I did I used live bottles of Dr Mllea' Heart Remedy and aeven bottles of Dr. Mllea1 Nervine I waa ronllned to the house for about four months Tho aotlon of my heart la now. and haa been normal for the last six months I can truly recommend Dr Miles' Nervine and Heart Remedy to do what they are Intended for. If used according to directions. I thank you kindly for your advice In answer to my monthly reports I am now elxty- seven years of age. have been In the mercantile business for thlrty-flve years and lived retired for tho last thirteen years." A. B. H O LUN O BR, Lincoln. Penns. On Wednesday the attention o f the Mayor was called to the condition o f Dayton street bridge spanning the Luckiamute. The Mayor and Street Commissioner Albert Teal examined the bridge and found that the needle-beams were in a badly rotten condition and the city marshal was ordered to close it up. The beams and supports are so badly rotted as to allow the bridge to sag rendering it unsafe. The bridge was constructed in L907 and without paint o f any protection from the weather has been short lived. A thorough examination will be made in order to ascertain if it will be profitable to repair and cover or re-build. This is an expense not figured on and as the city is in road district No. 21 the money formerly re ceived thai could have been ap plied in such cases will now he distributed over the entire dis trict and Falls City will have to repair her own bridges from a ! special levy. IRcwöof &, CO. R. E. W il lia m s , M. L. T hompson , W. F. N ichols , R .G . W hite . President Vice-President • Cashier Assistant Cashier Bank of Falls City H. A. W alter , Pastor. M. E. Church Morning. Sacramental Service and Address, Bev. E. S. Ham mond, Ph. D. 3.00 P .M . Mother’s meeting for mothers and young ladies over 16, addressed by Dr. Hammond. 8:00. Mission study. 6:80 Epworth League led by pastor. 7:80. Evening worship sermon, ‘ False Refugee.’ ’ Easter special by the Orchestra. Each evening of the week fol lowing Easter Sunday there will he religious services held in the church at 7:80. Rev. DeLong will have charge of Mae singing, the pastor will preach. Special num- tiers each evening. You are cordially invited. M. A. M arcy , Pastor. F alls C it been established which calls for a general clean-up day each year in this city; and Whereas, the time has arrived when we should look to the beau tifyin g o f our city by ridding our streets and private enclosures o f the trash and rubbish that gathers there in the course o f a year’ s time; and Whereas, the city council of Falls City has made provisions for the hauling away o f all rub bish collected on the day herein after provided for at the expense o f the city; Now, Therefore, I. Frank K . Hubbard, as Mayor o f Falls City, by virtue o f the power in me vested, do hereby proclaim and declare that Mon day, the 12th day o f April, 1915, shall be and the same hereby is named as a general clean-up day in Falls City, and I request that all citizens unite upon that day to make the event mean to this city all that it is intended to mean; I particularly request that the women o f this city lend their efforts to see that the intention o f this proclamation is fully and completely carried out. Trash and rubbish collected on that day, if placed in a box in the street (next to the curb), will be hauled away by teams in the em ploy o f the city without any charge to the property owner. Any person having such trash and rubbish to be hauled away will notify the City Marshal. Done at Falls City, Oregon, this 1st day o f April, 1915. F. K. H ubbard , Mayor. Ed Rich was a Dallas visitor this week. Mrs. Morris has been on the sick list this week. The ladies of tho Christian church served a lunch Thursday it being in honor of the President, Mrs. Elle. y , P o lk C o u n t y . O regon Does a General Banking Business. Interest Paid on Time Deposits. Exchange sold on all points in the United States. Notary Public officially connected with the Bank. SEE OUR NEW S P R IN G M IL L IN E R Y LATEST STYLES AT LO W E 8T P R IC E S AL80 Lawomo Corsets and Knox Knit Hosiery Dressmaking Phone 293 MAYOR S PROCLAMATION Considerable interest is being manifested in the city election. M IL E S M E D IC A L CO., E lk h a rt, Ind. The Mayorality is the chief at traction: four having signified their willingness to be offered up as living sacrifices upon that I altar. The office o f Auditor and 'I lie best allow at the Gem tonight Police Judge and City Marshal Miss L ila Courter was in Salem also have champions who are willing to dedicate a portion of Wednesday. their time to drawing the mun Bom — Saturday to Mr. and Mis. ificent salary and incidentally C. J. Moyer, a boy. performing the duties incumbent. FOR S A L E — Dahlias, at 15 els* ; The office o f councilman-at-large each. Mis- G. W. Reece, ‘¿7-8. has only one aspirant, but there Born to Mr. and Mrs. Henry are five out for councilmen and Kneebone, March 28, a boy. only three places. So far as we Help boost Skeels for Auditor. know the candidates are all good Pd. Adv. citizens and the city would not For Sale— Young Jersey cow fresh be likely to go to the bow wows whoever may be elected. soon. Call at Flemings Conf. D r. M iles’ H e a rt Remedy la sold and guaranteed by all druggists. <e J. C. TALBOTT Free Methodist Church Sunday School 10:00 A. M. Preaching 11:0O A. M. Class meeting 1:00 P. M. Evening service 7:30. I. G. Singleton and wife who have been connected with the S. F. C. & W. Ry., depot here for the past nine yeats have retired from the service. It is their intentions to ruuaiti in Falls City. The new agents are A. C. Powers of Dallas To the Citizens o f Falls City: and J. L Powers of Medford who Whereas, a wise custom has were chocked in Sunday. Dayton Street Bridge Condemned ' Falls City Millinery Co. Oakdale Items. Receive«^ too late for last issue. SchoM is progressing nicely under the supervision of Mrs. Neal. Mies Graham is ill and unable to attend to her school work. Mrs. Dunn is quite well again. A new baby girl has arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. Miller. Rally Day was a success in every way; Mrs. Neal and her pupils gave a very creditable programme after which a member of the board was named as chairman for the day. A number of questions were discussed until come one mention ed the fact that the coffee smelled good, they were hungry so they guessed it was dinner time. The table which teacher and pupils had previously erected was soon loaded with good things to eat; Mrs. Neal’s good coffee gave the finishing touch to our dinner which we ail enjoyed. Mr. MacKiu and a lady from Corvallis College spent the day with us helpiug to discuss the questions brought before us; lastly Mr. MacKin presented the school with a pennant, making the third year our school haa been on the standard list. SEE OUR Ladles Low Shoes M ens E lkskin Shoes Remember Our Prices Are Lowest. M R S . E. FO R 8HEY NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given that the undersigned M. L. Thompson, has been duly appointed by the County Court o f the State o f Oregon for the County o f Polk, administrator o f the estate o f W. B. Officer, deceased, and has qualified. All persons having c l a i m s against the said estate are here by required to present them,duly verified, with the proper vouch ers. within six months from the date o f this notice, to the said administrator, at his drug store in the city o f Falls City, in said County. Dated and first published, March 27, 1915. M. L. T hompson . Administrator o f the estate o f W. B. Officer, deceased. Oscar Hay ter, Attorney for administrator. BUCK ROCK ITEMS April 1. Rev. John Ovall was in Black Rock yesterday. Mrs. O’ Brien was a Falls City visitor Wednesday, A surprise party was given to Mrs. Baker last week. Several ladies were in attendance and had a good time. * The owners of the Great Wes tern, Mr. Skye. Mr. Riten and Mr, Hamilton are coming to visit Black Rock. Mr. Skye came up yester day. Everybody seems to be moving to camp. Mr. Earhart ia moving today and several others intend to do the same. Clarence O’Brien moved camp last tteek. from Percy O’Brien went to Falls City laat week. f.
