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X P A G E 4. Ötyr ^allfl ôltîtî Nrins ~~^g? D. L. WOOD Publisher B n t-n 4 •• mall at Ita pnatofftea •t ralla City. r.O k I'aaaty. O r»*«*. anew l Sa Act ,.r IVacraaa at M a n * S. 1ST». T*l»ph»M—Si*wj Office. Su b arrip tto n R ataa: O na yaar. tl.OO. a il nwntha. ! • c a n ti, th ra a month«. 24cental alniyta copy, t eta. PALLS CITY NEWS Local News Hems The best show at the Ueui tonight Clyde Southwell of Orton was in town the tirst of the week vis it ing friends. Clothes cleaned and pressed. Wm. Bohle. Advrrtltlng IUt#«: Display. 15 c#nt»»n Inch. Business Notice». 5 ceuta a lin©; For Sal#. Rent, W. B. Stevens of Portland was ftxebanc* Wan» and Pay Kntartalnment So- ttc#* &et*. aline. Card oiThanka Mota; Lega visiting relatives here the tirst of Wollet'», legal ratea. the week. Copy for new ada. and changea should be tent Walter L. Tooie, Jr., Lawyer u» The News ^ot later than Wednaaday.____ Dallas, Oregon. tf. O fficial Nawapapar af tha City af Falla Citi ls s v ed E very S aturday M orning DRINK PUGH’S LOGANBERRY JUICE Wm. Allphin of Brownville was visiting with W. M. Black this week. For Sale—Three good cows. J. C. March, Falls City. Ore. Wm. Wood, wife and baby of Dallas were visiting in town Sun day. FIRE AT BALDEREE’S CAMP A tire started at Balderee'a camp last Saturday that did a vast amount* of damage to the rail road and camp equipment. It is reported that four donkeys, the commissary, hunk house and one residence was burned; also several trestles, but all were low ones and will be more easily re paired than was at tirst thought. Happily, the losses are not nearly so great as was at tirst reported. The donkeys were not dumaged greatly and it is believed that log ging will lie resumed within two weeks.. The tire is believed to have started from the donkeys the story that it was started by I. W. VV’s. being the vaporings of super-heated patriots. Some of ,,a the Japs at .. . employed ,.. „ , SATURDAY. AUGUST IS, 1917. WE SELL TH E BEST p ro f e s io n a l tla ito GROCERIES I ' l l V a li IA N F . M. H K M . W A R T H P H Y S I C IA N A N D H U K U K O N Today, tomorrow/or next week you will find the best that can he lanight at any time or any place. offii'ft unit tliMir rimi ol P. I). OHI* »• •m t . . SHOES AND LOGGERS SUPPLIES Prices as low as consistent first-class merchandise. falla Citçltotel FALLS CITY LOGGING 4 LUMBER CO. Sampit Rooms Hoot A c co m m o d atio n « f Bohle’s Barber Shops F all* C ity , O ra n o * «f ■ Milite • lim i (or Dall»» S im m l i u n d r y Il il n<l Ira I or « a i litui I u asila y a va ni ng MnNlMKNTW G . L. H A W K I N S m a h b l c Statement of the Bank of Falls City of Falls City, County of Polk, State of Oregon, showing the amount standing to the credit of every depositor July 1, 1917, who has not made a deposit, or who has not withdrawn any part of his de posits commercial deposits), prin ciple or interest, for a period of more than seven (7) years imme diately pryor to said date, with the name, last known place of S unday O nly Thede Harris was kicked by a residence or postoffice address of Office hours: 9:30 to 10:30 a.m: Ford last week and is nursing a such depositor, and the fact of Mail arrives from Salem, 9:001 sore hand. death, if known. a m. Mail closes for Salem, 8:50 a.m. Chris Horn was limping around Eagle Lodge, Falls City, $8.00 .50 General Delivery Window Open with a lame shoulder the first of Geo. Hodges, Falls. City, John Vernon, Falls City 1.57 From 9 30 to 10:30 A. M. the week. He says he got it hurt Effective March 11, 1917. vrorking at the mill. Some of his State of Oregon, | f I ra C. M ehrlino , Postmaster riends are of the opinion he was County of Polk, \ 88 I, M. L. Thompson, being first rolling a cigarette. duly sworn, deposes and say upon Miss Edith Montgomery left Merle Griffin has recently been oath, that I am the President of Monday for a visit in California. j home on a visit for a few weeks. the Bank of Falls City, County of Mrs Esther Montgomery left He has been working at Pine City, Polk, State of Oregon; that the Friday for a two weeks visit a t Wash, but on account of being foregoing statement is a full, true, drafted came home. August 2, Carrolls, Washington. correct and complete statement, he went on a trip to San Fran- George W. Brentner and son, cisco, California, returning Aug., showing the name, last known ' emon of Newberg were in thit' 9. Last Sunday he left for McCoy residence or postoffice address, city Tuesday and Wednesday. ,Ore. where he will work on a fact of death, if known, and amount to the credit of each de We received an item im our! ranch. positor as required by the provis “ news box” in regard to :a book on the world war. We h ave no Miss Mamie Reese left Sunday ion of Chapter 148, of the General doubt hut the book is inte resting, ‘ for Albany where she will visit Laws of Oregon, 1907, and Chap as it is clearly an advertisement her sister Lela. ter 214 of the General Laws of we can not publish it as a news Ralph and E. I. Harrington and Oregon, 1917. item. We are anxious to publish M. L. Thompson, all the news, but must ¿ ra w the their families visited friends on Subscribed and sworn to before between news and advertising, as Rock Creek last Sunday. it is through advertising- and sub me this 14th day of July A.D. 1917. scriptions that the newspaper Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wonderly, W. H. Beard, exists. U e tuank this party for j Mr. and Mr. Dana McPherren and Notary Public for Oregon. news items and offer this expla Morris Selig motored to Newport My commission expires March 22, nation for the non-appearance of Saturday, returning Monday. the book notice. 11917. 11-18-25-1 -H - t - H - M H - I- H - I- K - i " l " i 1 " 1- 1 1 I- I I A t The Churches Free Methodist Sunday School 10 a. m. Preaching service 11 a. m. Song and praise service 7:30 followed by preaching at 8:00. Mid-week prayer meeting 7:30 p.m Everyone cordially invited to attend these services. Edgar N. Long, Pastor. CHRISTIAN CHURCH ¡■ |- H - l - l - H - l - l - l - H - d - H - - l - H - l- : + a n d g r a n i t e MONUMENTS P o llo « , O roQ on H NMUI R. L. C H A P M A N FUNERAL DIRECTOR Wo a1,tond lo all work promptly. Oollaa and Falla City. Oro. Urti »»TArr J. O. M I C K A L S O N Dealer in h u a i , i . s t a t i : L'ai la City, Oregon. 8R0WN SIBLEY ABSTRACT CO: * 1 » Mill » t t rr t l>alla». i t r r y . a . JOH N It HUH.ICY, M anai.ar U n r ¿ b 'tr a P l p la n t IVIN B U TTE R W RAPPERS Wm. Bohle % khirt > 0 « («a un « \hm , Kilt u t , BatN NERVINE If “eating the apple” caused Mother Eve to become ashamed and put on some clothes, why not pass the “ apples” to some of the society ladies. O rp # y » , P ro p rieto r I* A Ki> K II H l l n r * Fall Fabrics a~: I Models for M en’s M ade-fo-M easure Tailoring til such tests can be made. onguii li< •) M Opening ANNOUNCEMENT.^ J. C. Kaige, wife and two child ren of Wilbur, Oregon, visited at Office hours: Daily, except Sun the home of Mr. Kaige's sister, Mrs. Noah Ferguson, over Sun day, 8 a.m. to 6.30 p.m. day. Mail arrives, from Miss Nettie Graham and Miss Salem 8.45 a.m., 5:45 p.m. Roselle Magee visited in Dallas Dallas, 8:45 A. M., 5:45 P. M. Portland vij Gerlinger, train 102 Friday. 11:55 a. m. Nettie Graham and Roselle Ma Black Rock, 1:30 P. M. gee left for Independence and Mail closes for: Salem Thursday. Salem,8.50 A.M., 1 P.M. and 5:30 j Everette Estelle and Lester P. M. I Forkner inspected the flume last Dallas, 8:50 A. M. and 5-.30P. M, Sunday to free it of any obstruc- I’ortland via Gerlinger train 102 tions that might impede the pro- 1 P- m- , gress of the water. Black Rock, 1 A. M. Fritz £)roepre( our genial hotel Mail Order and Postal Savings* man is just recovering from a window closes at GP. M. severe cold. f è lla n i f . W uoineoo C nroo with ‘he^ am^ ftew the,rk,t<,s ear,-v in the game leaving the white ÌQ^Xìùtl to fight the fire. This class of labor will lay down just when needed the worst. The fire is said to be under con Fresh Bread, Cakes.Cookies.Pies trol and by exercising due care Every Housewife or and other bakery goods, every SOLD EVERYWHERE further damage can be avoided. day, at the Falls City Bakery. Mother is ever under Sheriff Orr and District Attor FALLS CITY MOTORISTS that Nervous Strain^ ney Piasecki were in town on legal Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pratt of business Monday. which so often results Myrtle Creek, and small nieces, Wm. A. Williamson of Lents, in Headaches, Dizzy Oregon was visiting N. A. Lunde Miss Hellen and Miss Geraldine Selig, who are driving from South the first of the week. Sensations, Faintness, International Tailoring Company’s ern Oregon to Falls City, were B. M. Webb was transacting over-night visitors at the home of display of Depression and other business at Dallas Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Van Guilder, Satur Mrs. Robert Bradley and Mrs. day.—Eugene Guard. Nervous Disorders. Fred Chapin were Dallas visitors D p . M ile » ’ BADLY RUN DOW N. Tuesday. DR. FOSTER, Chiropractor " I h a d h F O m r * r » » ll y r u n d o w n ■ m l m y n r r v r a w « r» ln (» rrlM o Rufus Ferguson at d wife of Treats all Chronic Troubles suc .•ornili ion I h«»l f r w u o n « h»a<I- a . h r» a n d b«cA m » v a r y w « * k ««<1 Newberg are visiting relatives in cessfully, using electricity in all « a s u n a b le to d o » n y th lB f * b o tti* o f D r M llra" N - r v . is Highly Recommended b In o * u . g h t I « noon the city this week. forms. The Electric Brush for b r g a n l o r»«l Iw tlo r , rn v n r n n *r»r« q u irt» '» I ra - in Such Cases. Shortv Price of Black Rock was all scalp troubles. Phone 1624. ro v a r o d m y » t r r n g t h . a n d lu»y« »Ine« are here awaiting the inspection r * .o m n w n d * d D r M il*» N * rv ln o Nattional Bank Building, Suit 21 ! in this city Wednesday. • o m a n y n f m y fr ia n d » w h o hAV* IF F I R S T B O T T L E F A I L S T O of those discerning Clothes buy u » r d tt w ith M t t a t B d o r y rry u lt» . Dallas. Oregon, Box No. 362 B E N E F IT , Y O tm MONEY W IL L M fft« F R A N C H E I V I I I T I A X . K . ers who appreciate the import Miss Alta Galloway who has j r » lim a d u r a » . H < h »n o c l.p ly . N . T . BE REFUNDED. ance of Fabric-Quality, Style been visiting her grand father, L. TUBERCULIN TEST Smartness and Price Economy. B. Murra.v returned Saturday to Miss In reply to a letter of inquiry The newest designs will be i'her home «at Tillamook. „ found here—destinctive and much - e t o e a n d Pearl Murray accom- in regard to having cows tested ■H-H-I-I-H"I-H"I m 1-I"I' 1"H "H -l-H-K-t- ■| . V i i - i - i- i- i - H - H - i - H - H - i - i - : - : - : - ! - ! - ! - • the State Veterinarian advises us superior to the common or gar- I)anie(a ^er home. that there is no cost attached den variety. Chas. Parish is entertaining his G E T YOUR when such test is made by mem to n *QC c o n n r C7C l>arent-s- M and Mrs. Frank bers of the State Board. Persons «¡)ZU, $<5U Of $ ¿ 5 Randall of Albany wishing a test should write a let Mrs. Frank Driggs has returned ter to Dr. W. H. Lytle, State Vet secure the unusual from Gaston. She accompanied erinarian, Salem, Oregon, asking little Marion home, who has been that such test be made and they P R IN TED AT T H I S OFFICE. spending the summer with her are thereby exempted from fur grandparents. ther requirements of the law un Post Office Time Card n<lll I(rslt1 *t|ii •< I l i o n * « m il a |*<»»ta<l »tally f r om utility lU-cor«!«. Notice lo News Subscribers A unti k here indicates that your Bulmcription in delinquent. Please call and fix it. meeting will be held out of doors, M r . H e m » Soa ke r— T if the weather is favorable, back C O M E T O r a L L S CITY. O R E O O N I of the church next Sunday even and Buy O r c h a r d L a n d I ing at 7 o’clock sharp. We will have a 15-minute song service. Topic, “ The Father’s care for us. Leader, Miss Jeanette Brown. At the evening preaching ser vice the second of the series of vacation sermons will be “Jesus among the flowers.” The Gos|iel Chorus and orchestra will assist. Come out and bring some one with vou. The tea given on Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Jessie Moyer for the Ladies Aid was very well attended. Headquarter!« for Candy and Cibari A. F. Hanson. WEATHERLY CONFFXTIONERY. ( Divine Services each Lord's Day Bible School 10 a. m. Divine worship 11 a. m. Christian Endeavor 7 p. m. Evening Service 8 p. m. The public is invited to be with IN THE TOILS us in these services. Monday afternoon J. A. Mote F. Claude Stephens, Minister. was given a preliminary hearing in Justice Hubbard's court and hold in a I Kind of one thousand M. E- CHURCH dollars to await the pleasure of Sunday School 10:00 the grand jury. Not having the Morning Worship 11. requred number of plunks within AFTERNOON reach or their equivalent, he was placed within the county hastile Junior League 3:00. that he might not wander away Epworth League 7:00. C. into strange lands nor again stray Evening Service 8:00 from paths of rectitu»le. Candies, Tobaccos and Cigars, at WEEK -D AY SERVIC E The spécifié “ high crimes and L. B. WONDERI.Y’S Tuesday Gospel Chorus and misdemeanors” that Mr. Mote is orchestra practice 7:30 p. m. charged is living with one Mrs. Wednesday, Bible study and Rosa Woodfin, not being her law r — - \ SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY prayer meeeting 8, p. ni. f.'i' and wedded husband. This Passenger Train Schedule Friday Senior choir pract ice 8. being a breai'h of the rules of Effective July 15. 1917 poli.te society and contrary to the 161 IM l«7 »»»mort") am. am. pm. Come to the M. E. S. S. next laws of the land, the District At . . . 7:06 ■ 3.45 Sunday. There will he an official torney and Sheriff, at the instance Salem Dallas . . . 8.15 10.57 5.15 meeting of the Sunday school of the real husband, proceeded to Fai Is City. 8.45 11.30 6.45 11:50 board immediately after the mor uphold tht' peace and dignity of Rl’k Rock. 170 1M IM the state, gathered him in, an»j ning preaching,service. K AllTfMH’ND am. pm pm. will endeavor to place him behind The subject next Sunday morn the bars at Salem. 1.00 Bl’k Rock 5.50 Falls City. 9.20 1.20 ing will be, “The Goldon Age of It is claimed that Mr. Mote and Dallas. . . 10.00 1.45 6.25 Man.” The Senior choir will sing Mrs. Woodfin had been living at Salem . . . 11.00 3.10 7.20 We will be glad to S'ee you there. Black Rock moving to Falls City A. C. P ow *M , Aa«FT .0 i —- The Epworth League devotional Sunday. 1