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S A T U R D A Y , J U N K 2. 1017 ) Rev. Warren and w ife of West Salem iqauit Saturday (tight and Sunday in this city. Rev. W ar ren preached at the M. E. Church Sunday morning. Local Nows Hont professional (tarte STOP! LOOK! LISTEN! 'I liu le d h I miw ul llit* Ut'tli tonight Mrs. Fred Deultgen ard Bob Mina H u m Mug**** visited at I > h 1- Bennett were called to Salyrn Wednesday morning on account las last Saturday. of the death of their mother, Mrs. J. 10. Beezloy of Salt'iu was in l-aVern Parish, who died there thf city last Sunday. Tuesday night. Calf for sale, one month old. The buying ofjiberty loan bonds Apply ut this office. is not tfo much of a matter uf loy Mrs. N. N. Christy is reported alty; its a mutter of dollars and cent*. Under the present high to he quite ill this week. prices, few would be able to sup Don’t forget that on Tuesday |K>rt a family h month were they next you must volunteer. thrown out o f employment. I Mr. ami Mrs. Frank Ellis of near Bridgeport were in the city W ednesday. The High School will present, ‘Secretary Pro Tern” at Wagners Hall tonight. Chas. Trimble came in last Saturday from Oregon City to spend a few days. The family of Wm. Estelle left for Portland Thursday to attend the Adventist camp meeting. Fresh Bread, Cakes,Cookies,Pies and other bakery goods, every day, at the Falls City Bakery. Harold Wagner, assisted by six other pupils of Miss Hammond, gave a recital Friday eve of last week at the home of Mrs. Jack Wagner. Mrs. A. F. Courter also assisted with a vocal number. A fter the program a very lovely lunch was served by Mrs. W ag ner. There were thirty present. » THE DAVIS FURNITURE COMPANY has the most floor space and largest stock of Housefurnishings, both New and Second-Hand of any one in the Valley. They do a large business because they buy for cash and get the lowest possible price. IlE L L W A R T H F. p h y s ic ia n S U n r.^ p N and O lilo*) o lio d o o r east o f I*. O F m II m Çl»jr, (‘ ,V,£2 Pboi.*) 368 I »r* if»»;. ATTO* JUDY'AT-LAW E . K . P IA S E C K I wff. A T T O R N E Y - A T -L A W MO MIU DA Li. Aft. O f t Budincte (tarpo nom m J fa llô d it ^ lb o t c l S.mpl. Rooms B ool A ccom m od ation s WE PAY THE FREIGHT CHARGES f . Or o «o s . Prop. Is tor _______________________________________________ < We enjoy a nice business from Falls City and surrounding country and wish to assure you we will do our best to serve you in the best possible way. We bought most of our stock now on hand a year ago and therefore got ahead of the present high prices. You get the advantage of this in buying from us. Advocates o f the $6.000,000 road bond presume greatly on the ignorance of the voters when they tell them that the bonds will not increase the taxes. The automo bile tax will be applied to other expenses if the bonds fail thereby reducing the tax. The average taxpayer will never be able to "C stop work long enough to even go and look at the beautiful highway. O. G. and W. H. Kneebone will Mrs. Kissell, who_has been here start from Falls City June 5, in a during the past four weeks, left Henry Ford to tour in the Eastern Friday morning for Portland. States. They will go to Seattle The Naval Recruiting car came and take the National Park High Sunday morning according to way from there to Bismark. N. Dak. They will stop near I^ari- , Schedule but did not tarry long. more, N. D. to harvest and thresh. Arch Montgomery of Co. L was From there they will go south down from Vancouver Sunday to thru S. Dak. and stop to visit their visit his mother, Mrs. Addie Mont brother and friends at their old gomery. home at Plandrean, S. D. From there thev will go to Iowa where Bert Wonderly is preparing to W. H. expects to husk corn until move his confectionery into the about Dec. 1 when he will return building recently vacated by to his family in Falls City. O. G. Chas. Hartung. (Pete) will go to Sioux City where Mrs. M. J. Cleveland and her he expects to work next w inter. two daughters left Friday after They expect to stop and pick Wamache* noon for Portland to attend the strawberries in the Valley in Wash, as the snow in Adventist camp meeting. the Blue Mountains will not permit The road bond boosters seem to travel until about July 1. fear that the officials will not be able to spend all the road taxes Next Tuesday will mark the jnless road bonds are voted. drafting of the greatest army in Every The Falls City Dramatic Club the history of nations. will present the great melodrama, man between the ages o f 21 and the “ Night Rider” at Wagner's 31 becomes a reservist subject to military call as surely as the Ger Hall on Saturday night June 16. man reservist must answer the Geo. W. Brentner of Newberg call o f the kaiser. It is difficult was in the city looking after his for the average American to un business interests. Mr. Brentner derstand that conscription is nec is delighted with his new home. essary or even just. It is at such variance with his fond notions of Mrs. Gertrude Moyer who was a free country and “ democracy” operated on for apendicitis at the which he is told he must fight for. Dallas hospital last week, is re That this country is in danger of ported to be getting along nicely. invasion, or that our national hon J. W. Mauk and Wayne Hanna or has been rumpled up is also of the Independence High School regarded something in the light of were here Tuesday to arrang for a ghost story. “ Freedom of the putting on a school play Monday seas," as the term applies in this controversy is not regarded as night. being essential to the wellfare of Mrs. A. E. Meyers o f Oretown any considerable number, but who has been visiting her parents rather for a favored few, conse Mr. and Mrs. Theo. H arris, re quently are not over anxious to turned to her home the first o f the cross the seas and shed their blood week. in the defense of goods and chat In addition to an effort to import tels, or mix in the quarrels of coolie labor a movement is being other nations. It is indeed, re- made to suspend , the National gretable that there could not have child labor law enacted last Sep been a better feeling between Congress and these people before tember. war was declared, * that there The members o f the Junior might be no division. The breach League, with Miss Hammond at between the North and the South the head held a camp-fire picnic has never been healed, altho more on Monday eve. They roasted than half a century has passed potatoes, boiled eggs and served and a majority o f those engaged bread without butter, and had a in that bitter strufc gle have pass fine time. Mrs. Kisel entertained ed to that bourne from whence no them by telling them o f happen traveler nas ever returned, yet ings at the orphanage in Seattle. the spirit of resentment still lives. JU ST A FEW PLAIN FACTS TO THE PEOPLE OF THIS COMMUNITY. . . •' If. Mrs. Z. Batourney of Powell’s camp was in the city Thursday. PHYSICIAN We Pay The Freight Charges Mr. ami Mrs. John Walker were If, in times of war, the govern- j in Newlaerg Wednesday. ment has the right to commandeer the mines, the rail roads, manu- j £ Mr. and Mrs. Win. Ellis of Dal facturing establishments and food las were in town Tuesday. stuffs, what is to prevent the ta Mrs. ( ¡us Anderson was down king charge o f bank deposits and paying the dc|>oHitors in l»ond? from Dowell's camp Monday. Conscript the money as well as Walter L. Tome, Jr., Lawyer the men. Dallas, Oregon. PAGE I. F A L L S C IT Y N E W S BAKi.KK ftllliPft aia m dBm forw arded lu e a d a j e r e n lo f MONUMENT* m SEWING MACHINES Feltex, Linoleum, that regularly sells for 65c per square yard, we are now selling for 45c per square yard, all 6 feet wide. Just think o f covering a room 12 x 12 for $7.20. The most beautiful patterns to se lect from. That is what our futuie buying saves our customers. Let us help you save. Space will not permit to give a list o f all. D a lla s , O r e g o n FUSERAI. DIRECTOR R. L. C H A P M A N m FUNERAL DIRECTOR We a'.tend lo all work promptly. OUR SECOND-HAND DEPARTMENT: —We Ojllas and Falls City, Ore. Ri ti. FATATE O. GOOD USED MACHINES S5.00 TO $7.50. The STANDARD Sewing Ma chine is the best machine tor the money today. II G . L. H A W K I N S M O N U M E N T S WE PAY THE FREIGHT CHARGES always have bargains. Right now we have a Range all coiled for hot water and in good condition for $15.00; others as low as $12.00 and up to #25.00 F a lls C ity , O r e g o n Whrre yen tan get a Shm, Hair C«t. lath ar •Shine* Agent far Dallas 'team Laundry M A R B L E A N D G R A N IT E MOW FOR ILLUSTRATION: -on Floor Covering IN Bohle’s Barber Shops $45.00 and $50.00. M IC K A LS O N O 's l e r in K C AL ESTATE K ails C ity, Oregon. m m DRONR-SIS l CY ABSTRACT CO. ft’.O M id Fireet. 0 * 1 )* «. O r e ? »* . JOHN li. S I B ’ t Y . Menai er Uur dbdrari pU it *« potted daily from F o lk Cuitnljr lictTiriJi. Tw o machines in one; both lock and chain stitch. ON E ASY TERMS- While they last.$9 00 Good Bed Springs 75c and up. Mattresses $1.00 and up. Couches o f all kinds. m /IVW. m m We Pay The Freight Charges A mark here indicates that your subscription is delinquent. Please call and fix it. Yours for service, Furniture The Reliable Housefurnishers, Notice to Sews Subscribers Ä3S DALLAS, ORE m & 'à M r. H o m o S t . k . r - IE TO FALLS C ITY. OREGON and Buy O rc h a rd Land Post Office Time Card Office hours: Daily, except Sun day, 8 a.ui. to 6.30 p.m. Mail arrives, from Salem 9.00 a.ui., 6:15 p.m. Dallas, 9:00 A. M., 6:15 P. M. Portland via Gerlinger, train 102 11:55 a. m. Black Rock, 1:30 P. M. BOYS PIG CLUB In the present crisis we can only Birthday Party hope and pray, “ Oh my father, The Boys Pig t lub organized ■ a surprise party was given to if it be possible, may this cup recently is begining active service, i Miss Anna Cowe, May 22. it being pass from " this nation. Mr. W. H. Beard o f the Bank o f j h£r 62d birthday. W e found her Falls City proposes to furnish p igs1 busy*»but we soon got settled and Mail closes for: to the boys who can and will care had a very delightful time. Songs Salem.8 50 A.M., 1 P.M. aud5:30 NOTICE TO W A T E R USERS for them until ready for market were sung by the school children P. M. On account o f Election Monday, or slaughter, paying the purchase and a delicious lunch was served. Dallas, 8:50 A. M. and5:30P. M. and W ar Census Day Tuesday, I price at that time. Fifteen pigs Portland via Gerlinger train 102 Those present were: will not collect water rent on j were delivered Wednesday and 1 p. m. these days but will resume on there were fifteen happy boys. Mrs. Fred Cowe, Mrs. O’Brian, | Black Rock, 1 A. M. Wednesday. This will be an encouragement Mackcherry, Anderson, Batour J. J. Sammons, Water Suyt to the boys and there are few ney, Barman. Applegate, Freer, Mail Order and Postal Savings families but have wastes enough Mills, G. Gardner, Barman, Tur- window doses at 6 P. M. to keep a pig and will materially ner; Edith and Pearl Applegate; S unday O nly SURPRISE PARTY add to the food supply. , May and Lulu O ’Brian; W. Bar- Office hours: 9:30 to 10:30 a.m: A pleasant surprise was given I man, Lester Batourney, Venes Mail arrives from Salem, 9:00 Mrs. Thos. Kneebone at her home Mackcherry, Francis and Clay a m. in Falls City on Saturday after Cowe, Harold Cood, Eddy O’Brian. Mail doses lor Salem, 8:50 a. in. noon, May 26. it being her 63d General Delivery Window Open birthday. The afternoon was From 9 30 to 10:30 A. M. $100 Reward, $100 s|>ent in visiting, and a luncheon Clarence Powell moved to camp Effective March 11, 1917. The readers of this paper will bo pleased to learn that there is at least one was served to the guests before Monday. dreaded disease that science has been I r a C. M e h r l i n g , Postmaster they departed for their homes. able to cure In all I s stages, and that Is Mrs. Z. Batourney is recover Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is the only positive cure now known to the medical ing from an attack o f pink eye. Those present were: fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional POWELL’S CAMP Mrs. Geo. M. Tice, Mrs. J. S. S. Powell, Mrs. Jack Purdy, Mrs. Ralph Brown, and daughters Ja- nett and Louie and son Clair; Mrs. Mary Miller, Mrs. O. J. Smith and children, Mrs. Lenore Kneebone and children and Percy Carothers. Mrs. Gardner o f Falls City is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Mack- cherry, this week. Mrs. Applegate and family vis ited with Mrs. Batourney, Mrs. B. Freer and Mrs. Anderson on last Sunday. disease, requires a constitutional treat- ment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken In ternally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, there by destroying the foundation of the dis ease. and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing Its work. The proprietors have so much faith In Its curative pow ers that they olfer One Hundred Dollars for any ease that It falls to cure. Send for list of testimonials. Address F. J. ClIF.NEY A CO., Toledo, Ohio. Sold by all Druggists, 7Sc. Take Hall'« Family Pills for constipation. 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