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About Falls City news. (Falls City, Or.) 190?-19?? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 27, 1917)
The United States Government Food Administrator Says: “Baking Powder Breads of corn and other coarse flours are recommended” p n V A I I v U I H L BAKING POW DER 0000 UN Til MV* lOtb «NLV Cosmopolitan, Mrs. Cflllier and son of Portland are spending a few days ut the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Bullis. Mr. Oliver Baker made a busi ness trip to Falls City on Tuesday. H id . e. X1. m o o WRH It ClttlCT ttt Fall* City Wednesday. K A R S T ’S A f Th« Church«* any Froo Methodi*» ONE OF THE THREE TWO YEARS *2.00 Stvnnny wnoot to n. ttt. Subscriptions taken for all other Preaching service 11 a. m. mallusinea, utf* Song and prafse service 7:»» Dr. Trime of Fulls City made u followed by preaching at 8:00. Thompson’s Drug S to r«» A BSO LUTELY PU R E professional call in our city on Mid-week prayer tneeting7:30 p.m Tuesday. M akes delicious m uffins, cak es and coarse flow* breads Everyone cordially invit|d to Mrs. Wm. Hawk is in Falls City attend these services. NUT BREAD CORN MEAL MUFFINS for medical treatment. p ro fc o o lc m a l ( U r b e S capa rrakara toar *4 c ap m Edgar N. Long. Pastor. \ ,y 4 local taatpeaaa Boyal akin« loader l v , cap* l o a r — * IV, taaapoont tal* Mr. and Mrs. McGovern and son H ta a ip c o o tal* li, cupa milk aad «atar nmuniJjH 4 l . r . l taaapoaat B ot .I B a ilo * Vowdar >, cup to*ar or rora ayrap Clifford were seen on our streets t takltapoca» ta * a r 1 cap chopped oala (act too tool or 1 oap CHRISTIAN CHURCH 1 cap m ili raltlnt, waahod and floured Tuesday. F. M. HELLW ARTII t tablatpooai tio rta a lo * Vlx tacetkar flour, baktsf powder and aalt; add milk Divine Services each Lord's Day and water. tu*ar or corn ayrap and nutmeati or PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON * Roy McDonald, the insurance MI» tkcToofbly drv la v ra d lta H : t d i m ili and ratita * raltlnt. But Into fronted loaf pan. allow to tun* Bible School 10 a. m. th a rta a la * and t a a t tPtll. B akt tn g raatcd m i l i SO minutoo In warm place. Bako la moJarato oroa Onice one door east of P. O. agent, spent Sunday in our city. t l s t la k a t oran about M ralo a te a 00 to *4 minutes. Divine worship 11 a. id . • Phon.- ana FalU ««F. Arthur Bullis of Company L Christian Endeavor 0:30 p. m. Our rod, w h ite a n d blue b o o k le t, “ B arf » 'o r T im a R e c ip e ” co n ta in in g a d d itio n a ltlm ila r recipe*. tend A«« oft r a f u t r l . A d dr era R o ya l B aiting Poteder C o m p a n y, D ep t. H, 13S W illiam S tr a ti, N ew York F.vening Service 7:30 p. m. spent the week-end at home with his parents. The public is invited to ht> with us in these services. Miss Emma Skelton and Mr. Buotneoo Cnrbo F. Claude Stephens, Minister. BEEF BY THE Q U A RTER- Leon Elders of Dallas were guests FregA Bread. Cakes.Cookies.Pies vv ____H« »rat of Mr. snd Mrs. Geo. Brown last anti other bakery goods, every at 10 to 13 cents a pound, cash. M. I- CHURCH Sunday. Falls City Meat Market. day, at the Falls City Bakery. Sunday School 10:00 W A N TED -A good solicitor, Mrs. Sam Stevens made a busi Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Adams and S a m p le RBBIft* Have you reserved,ypur lyceum Morning Worship 11. ness trip to Falls City Tuesday. lady preferred. From three to ■sat Aaaafei^Mlatieae ticket? - Ask Thompson family and Miss Nellie Dempsey E(.worth league 6:30. five dollars a day gflSVarrt««i:j^Ui^ e f . O reao s. P re p rla ta r of Perrydaie visited with Mr. and Miss Geneva Sayjv, Paul Sayre about it. Evening Service 7:30 Phone 77. Mrs. Aurland last Saturday ant^ and Ruth Sayre were guests of Bibe study und prayer meeeting Mrs. A.M. Vassall was in Salem Sunday. haiil K h fliiore Mrs. Anna Buell on Sunday afte r Friday 8, p. m. FOR RENT—5-acre tract, all in Tuesday. noon and night You are most cordially invited Bohle’s Barber Shops1 fruit, good 8-room house and out Fritz Droege is attending court *10 0 R e w a rd , *10 0 Mr. Fred Mulkey’s family moved to attend these services. F «lle C ity, O r« * « « buildings. Apply to Mrs. Mary as a witness, this week in Port Tha r*»d«r. of thle paper will Pa please ) to learn (hut there la ut leaat one to our city on Monday. A. K. Hanson, Pastor. Miller. Falls City, Oregon. »her« y*, tea fri a Ikatt. Bair dreaded disease th»* V«.n i land. able lo cure In all Ita a(a*ea. and that la Catarrh. Hall * Catarrh Cura Ia the only Altai l.r Ballai '.trara U ..4 r^ > cure now known lo the medical We will soon be able to cross positive Hu na loa I oi « ei 4 b 4 lutudaf •vent»« T FOR S A L E -A No. 2 Sharpies IruternJty. Catarrh beln* a conatltutiona! / + + + 1 1 I I I H i m M-> t H-++- disease requires a conatltuUonal traal- Cream Separator. Address Box the Luckiamute to the postoffice tnent HalPa Catarrh Cur» la taken In ................. ............. ....... ternally. aetln* directly upon the blood without the aid of wings. W ork and mucous surfaces of tha system there- 139, Falls City, Ore. MiiNt MUHTE destroyln* the foundation of tha dis on the bridge is progressing very by ease and giving tha patient atrenitth by building up the constitution and aaalatln* C. J . BRUCE, Proprietor. FOR SALE—Seven acres, un nicely. nature In doing Its work. The proprietor* G . L. H A W K IN S I have' V> "much” faith In It* curative oo art improved, at the foot of Parry S t M A N D I E A N O « W A t t -r f * Special mention should be made « «*•* g * t'^ tr H °^u utudcur.D s* Send Terms. Make best offer. R. H. M O N UM EN TS ....U N D ER NEW M A N A G EM EN T . of the $15.00 given by the Falls j ' chb ?P ev % co . Toieao. otia Clark, 225 East 55th St. N. Port City Dramatic Club to the L ibrary, D a ll« « , Oregon cona.ip.«»«. land, Oregon. Board. Much credit is due Mr. , . —---- , — 21 Fresh Beef, Pork, Fish, Poultry Etc. Christy. » t ’ NKHAI DIRECTOIV Use engraved calling cards apd 1 SCHOOL NOTES The family of C. J. Bruce cam e( stationery. Call and see Sample Will bay your lo o m , Vtals, Nogs and ChloktnV. R. L. C H A R M A N Ç The Science girls have looked up j ■ Wednesday from Monmouth to cards and get prices. CALL AND GIVE US A TRIAL. WE WILL PLEASE YOU. FUNERAL DIRECT«« make their home in this city. Mr the word “economize” in the dic- tionery and are trying to put the -w- FOR SALE—Restaurant. Good Bruce recently purchased the Wo attsnd lo >11 work prom#tly. meaning into practice. proposition for live man or woman. meat market. F A L L S C IT Y M E A T M A R K E T Dalla* and falto City, Or*. Cheap if sold before 1st of month. I 4 1 I I I H > I H m 4 t !H W » H W | . H f m » H 4 l I H I I I I 1 I H Mrs. T. Harris has been quite The 7ht and 8th Qradas News Items Phone 77. ill this week. HKAI t STATE The constitutional committee ■H - l - l - H - H - H - M - t-H ! H -++-H - H H--K-H - H -4-H ■ » + + I-I- 11 ! 1 H - H - H - H - Ed Wright of Norton returned met Wednesday to revise some J. O . M IO K A L S Q N from Camas on Sunday evening. clauses in the constitution and a Dealer in Mrs. W right and children are vis meeting of the Student Body offi K I . A I . 1 .STA TT'jj iting her sister at Caroa3 ,this cers was held. Kul In City, Oregon. R EAL E S T A T E - - SURETY BONDS week. The 7th grade met Tuesday to The beat show at the Gem tonight Mrs. W. T. Grier and son, Lor- elect their class officers. The fol ring spent Thursday with friends lowing people were elected: * Clothes cleaned and pressed. BpWe. ID Falls City. President,—Helen Selig If you want to Buy, Sell, Exchange or Rent Property Vice-Pres. —Albert Bair Mrs. White and Mrs. Ship of Come and see me. I respectfully solicit your business. Newly furnished rooms to rent. Salem spent Thursday and Fri Sec-T reas. — Reba 'Powers. Close to mill. M. R- Matthews. I NS URE TH AT HO US E OR AUT O N O W _ day a t Mrs. Frank Whites’. The 8th grade met Friday to o r- j Don’t bother your friends to become Personal Surety for S. C. Cleveland made a business ganize the class. The following Claude Forkner, until recently, you when the largest Bonding Company in the U. S. will trip to Dallas last Saturday. shipping clerk at the S. P. depot people are presiding as officers: be glad to do so. Pres.—Richard VanDenBosch N. N. Christy has accepted the has gone to Brooklyn, Ore. to work local agency for the H artford Live in the shops. Dale Bell has taken Vice-Pres.—Mildred Grant N. Main Street Falls City, Oregon Stock Inaurance. This is a branch his place at the depot and Floyd Sec-Treas. —Ralph Lunde ‘r + + + + + + + + + -H -H “H -+ + + + + + -H ^ H ' •M -H -M -l—M - of the H artford Life Insurance F.llia has taken Dales place at the Candi'-a, Tobacco* and Cigar», at company store. Company. Richard Van Den Bosch, Ila ! L B. WONDERLY’S Buell and Elsie Jones were absent Monday. S H O E S ! S H O E S II S H O E S Itt WANTED falle (lit YlMjtcl FA LLS V I GOOD HOUSEKEEPING CITY M EA T M A R K ET N. N. CHRISTY Insurance in All Lines I0®cötf aoaíKfep t o r a ¿ ? § 8 ® f t í S a d S ' V Vernon Murphy, Chris Horn, George Wagner and Mr. Treat visited school this week. W i6o travel in g , attending a Theatre or some Social Function, or if Shopping, don't forget to have A farewell party was given to Charles Parsons as he is going to join the navy. • A n ti • P IL L S with you. They are in valuable for Headache and all other Pains. IB Do«.*, 23 Cants. i r A I M T B O X 1 8 NOT s a t i s , YOUN M ONEY W IL L BE REFUN DED. facto ry We carry a full line of Men’s Shoes, Dress Shoes, Work Shoes and the well known Currin Logging Shoes. . , . Give us a trial when buying your next shoes. Quality and Prices right at-— THE SHOE STORE The 7th and 8th grade room A has been made quite attractive by the addition of a border of many famous pictures and a num ber of pretty plants. D R . M IL E S ' P A IN Gladys Paul was absent several days last week on account of ill-, ness. 0 * Harold Atwood was absent Monday. BR IN G D E S I R E D R E L I E F . •1 h a v . Ufa* D r. Mil»*' A n tl-P a ln P ill* for c o m . tim e a n d And th e m a n In v a lu a b le re m e d y fo r heada'-h«. I h a v e alw a y a t a k e n g r e a t p le a s u re In re e o m m e n d ln * th e m to m y friend*, b e ln * confident t h a t th e y w ill b r in g th e d e s ire d relief. I cm n e v e r w ith o u t th e m a n d u se th e m f o r a ll a tta c k « o f p a in , k n ow ing t h a t th e y w ill n o t d isa p p o in t m e.” M R S. W . H . B E N S O N , W e s t H av en , Conn. The honor guard girls were ask ing the government to take the census of Falls City. The popula tion is estimated to be about 900. The honor guard girls held their first meeting and planned their work for the coming year. They decided to give a play, taking the proceeds which will be used for ChriiLnas boxes to send to the boys th at have gone to war. Headquarter* for Candy and Cigarf WEATHERLY CONFECTIONERY, WE HANDLE THE Ed. V. Price & Co’s Clothing Call and Examine Samples and Prices FALLS CITY LUMBER & LOGGING CO. SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY Paaacnjft r Train Schedule Effective July 16, 1917 w «»Taoren Safrm , . . Palla« , . . Fall* City . Bl'k Kock. BAITWOT'KD Bl’k Kock Fall» City. Dallas . - Salem . ■ • 161 am. 161 am. ÜM B IM am. 9.20 10.00 11.00 10.67 11.30 11:60 i» pm lTon 1.20 1.46 3.10 1*7 um. 9.46 6.16 5.45 - M, 6.60 6.25 7.20