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PAGE 4. FALLS CITY NEWS H U C K ROCK ITÜMS Qtyr I t a lia (E ity N ru ia L. WOOD P u b lis h « ; Entered u eeeoaa-fleee « 1 1 et tk» »»»tetftc» »I Falla City. Pol* Ooaatj. D n « < k • * » « Ike Act of O w i n a of Merck S. UT». T tlt» k iB c — News O fTkt. SubM rtptkn Rate»: One year. U.OO: »U M a th e . M «Mta; Uree atoo the IS cea ta: allieta copy. 6 eta. S d T a rtlala«Ratea: Duplay. 1» resta an lach . Rua.neaa Notice», S cent» a Une: Par Sale. Kent. Kxe hange. W aal and Pay K atertalaaen t No tice». & et», a U n e Card otThanka M eta; La«a Notice», legal raies. Copy lo r new ade and chaneca ahould be aeat to Tb» New» n o t la te r th a n Wednesday. Official Newapaper ef Ue City »I Falla Cita I s s u e d E v e r y S a t u r d a y M o r n in g At 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 Divine Services each Lord’s Day Bible School 10 a. m. Divine worship 11 a. m. Christian Endeavor 6:30 p. m. Evening Service 700 p. m. The public is invited to be with us in these services. F. Claude Stephens, Minister. SATURDAY, JANUARY 2(5, FALLS Esther Ross and sister Grace of Falls City were visitors in this city on Saturday. The best »how at the Gem tonight HOSPITAL EQ U im i) AND PRtPARlU 10 HANDLE Opal Wallace and Fay Hughey made a business trip to Falls City Clothes cleaned and pressed. General Surgery, Sickness, Accidents, on Saturday. Wm. Bohle. Mrs. Fisher and Mrs Fowler INCLUDING THOSE THAI 10ML UNDER A reduction of $175 on a $200 wer e in Falls City on Saturday. bid isn’t much of a cut. State Industrial Accident Commission A big dance was given Satur Mr. and Mrs. J. L Elkins have day night. January 19, in the new commissary, below the lower cook moved to Portland. Rooms $2 (o $3.50 per day, including house. general nursing and board. Big reduction on ladies’ coats, The 7th and 8th grades took suits and dresses at Mrs. Gregory Mrs. R. M. Massie, Matron Dr. G. E. Prime, Mgr. examination in physilogy and Store at Dallas. geography Friday, Jan. 18. Henry Norris has moved to Vesta Hughes is quite ill. Marshfield. Oregon. Nan Smith o f Portland is visit - Mrs. N. N. Christy left Mon ing her sister, Dot Phelps. day for Cascadia, Oregon to visit Miss Sayre, Dot Phelps and ler mother, who is ill. C. J. BriUdE, Proprietor. Nan Smith went up into the woods See Bohle for International Tai- to watch the men log. on Sunday, oring Co’s, clothing. Have them January 20. made to measure. Ray Baker. Winnard Bullis and Mrs. George Haptontstal and brother Valmore were in Falls Mrs. K. Mack spent Thursday of City on Saturday. ast week with Miss Carrie Mur Will buy your Beeves, Veals, Hogs and Chickens. Mabel Baker started out to the ray. play shed Monday and fell, bump CALL AND GIVE US A TRIAL. WE WILL PLEASE YOU. Wanted—To exchange Salem ing her head, causing her to be and Portland property for Falls quite ill. FA LLS C IT Y M E A T M A R K E T City property. Phone 77. 4. |. | . | -i .| -i .¡..j i m i Mr. Kameyama and son K. Mrs. Joe Gage and daughter, went to Portland on Monday. FALLS CITY MEAT MARKET HER LO O K S A woman feels as old as she looks. Many would feel younger if they used— Nyal Vegetable Prescription The Ideal W om an 's Toalo Thompson’s Drug Store E. K. PIA8ECKI Vira, spent Saturday afternoon Mrs. George Graves received with Mrs. John Sumpter, who has word from her husband that they been under the doctor’s care for are quarantined for small pox at sometime. Silverton, They can not leave und ir twenty-one days. I f you are in doubt as to how your subscription accc*unt stands, Dot Phelps and Nan Smith were M . E- CHURCH call in and we will loox it up. In up to visit the school on Monday. Sunday School 10:00 so doing the possibility of a mis Mrs. B!y, Opal Wallace and Fay Morning Worship 11. understanding later w*il' be avoid Epworth League 6:30. Hughes were up to visit the school ed. Evening Service 7:30 on Friday. Mrs. Mehiling went to Salem P iyer meeeting and teachers Fay Hughes started to school at Thursday to spend a few days training class Friday 7:30. Falls City Monday. with her daughter. Mrs. Vick. y.ai are most cordially inv ited to attend these services. Mrs. George Brown and daugh Special bargains in waists, A. F. Hanson. Pastor. corsets and petticoats at Mrs. ter Evelyn returned Sunday from Dallas. Gregory Store at Dalian. ■H ' l I I t - l - H I t S-I"l' >' I H ' l"L"l i114-:- M-H -l H —H - I- I ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Firm Loan* 5 1-2.^ 620 Mill Street, Dallai, Oregon 33u otn c90 C a r t e ....UNDER NEW (MANAGEMENT.... Fresh Beef, Pork, Fish, Pouifry, Eie. I0IH. Morti. jFallôClt\> 1 footcl S « m p l# R e am a B e a l A c c o m m o d a t io n t D r o t f » , P r o p r ie to r ri'NRHAt. W HEtTOR R . L. C H A P M A N FUNERAL DIRECTOR Wo attond lo all work prom ptly. O JIaa and Falla City, Oro. N. N. C H R IS T Y HKAI. »STATE R E A L E S T A T E J. O . All Lines Insurance Phone 77 M IC K A L S O N Dealer in h e a l Bohle’s Barber Shop Office open evenings only During month of January AGENCY OF I nternational . D allas N Main Sireei Falls City, Oregon * p ís t a t e F alla C ity, O regon . T a il o r in g steam ü u mlU' m f o rw a r d ed co . laundry luornliiK Post Office Time Card Mrs. McGovern and son Clifford G. D. Treat left Wednesday af Office hours: Daily, except Sun made a business trip to Falls City ternoon with a surveying party to day, 8 a.m. to 6.30 p.m. on Monday. WE WILL TAKE do some work ir> the Siletz Basin. Mail arrives, from Salem 8.45 a.m., 5:45 p.m. SCHOOL NOTES Mrs. Hatch, who has been visit Dalla», 8:45 A. M., 5:45 P. M. ing her mother, Mrs. Cobb, several Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. Brad- Portland via Gerlinger, train 102 weeks, returned to her home on ed Mr. Allen, Mr. Fortnor and 11:55 a m. Wednesday. Mr. Moore, gave us a talk on Fair Black Rock, 1:30 P. M. Mb il closes for: Fresh Bread, Cakes i,Cookies,'Pies Salem, 8.50 A.M., 1 P.M. and 5:20 and other bakery goods, every P. M. day, at the Falls City Bakery. Dallas, 8:50 A. M. and 5:30P. AI. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Newman Portland via Gerlinger train 102 YOUR MEASURE FOR A SUIT OF work. Mr. Moore told us v.hat we could do to help w’in the war. One remark which he made was that to the effect that the boy at home raising food was as import ant as the boy behind the gun. and Mrs. Clark. Travis, who have been visiting relatives here, leit The proceeds from the high Black Rock, 1 A. M. Thursday a ft srnoon for their home school play, which amounted to Mail Order and Postal Savings at Caldwell, Idaho. 462.50 will be nsed to pay off the window closes at 6 P. M. indebtedness on the piano. Dr. She rwood, Professor of Bib S unday O nly We have a new coed in high Office hours: 9:30 to 10:80 a.m: lical Interpretation of Kimbal Mail arrives from Salem, 9:00 School o f Theology, Salem, Oregon school, Fay Hughes, a sophmore. will preach at the M. E. church in a. m. this city, next Sunday, both morn Mail closes for Salem, 8:50 a. m. iunior Student Body New» ing and evening. General Delivery Window Open The pupils absent this week From 9:30 to 10:30 A. M. Mrs W. Ward was called to were:—Clarence Bradley, Harold Effective March 11, 1917. Monroe Sunday to attend the Atwood and Wentworth VanDen- I r a C. M e h r l i n g , Postmaster funeral o f hqr uncle, Mr. Turner. Bosch. Mrs. Mary Harrington, who has Arlyne Naper, a new student Keen visiting ht Monroe since before Christmas, returned with [in the 7th grade, has come to make her home with her cousin, her. Reba Powers. Mrs. Gregory Store in Dallas The pupils of the 7th and 8th is the best place to buy ladies grades have been very busy this clothing of all kinds. week preparing for the Gym Fes Mr». R. A. Titus returned Wed tival Friday night. They are nesday from her farm in Linn making a variety of posters for County, near Scio. She says the the occasion. grain crops are exceptionally good, 1-ast Saturday several of the oats almort ready to head. If no hard freeze comes, crops will be school children, two of the teach er: and several others were at the immtinse. Gym cleaning up the building. Mrs. J tis s ie Rogers came Mon The pupiU of Falls City were day to 3[tend a few days w ith her pleased to have some people from parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gra O. A.C. come and encourage them ham. in their club work. Mr. Moore, Quit a number of subscribers supervisor, spoke on club work in are in arrears. We do not ques general. Mr. Allen and Mr. Fon- tion the h-onesty o f these p eople, tiner spoke of pigs, and Mrs. but the ntoney is due and we want Braiden spoke on the subject of a settleme nt. I f you are in hard canning. luck and Liaven’t got the mt >ney The Boy Scouts and the Camp came in and tells about it and Fire Girls have had several special possibly w e might loan you so. ue meetings this week. money. Ir.> any event, the deli. t Ruth Haven, editor. quent list must be attenked to. Ld. V. Price & Co’s Candi'*», Tobacco» und Cigar». »I C lothing 1 p. m. L. B. W ONDEKLY’S lO.V *w»>d ft FALLS CITY LUMBER & LOGGING CO. te si 90 Headquarters for Candy and Cigar» WEATHERLY CONFECTIONERY. — Long hours, close and tedious work are very apt to result in Headaches or other Pains. D on’t suffer. D R . M IL E S ' ANTI-PAIN PILLS will quickly drive Pain away, and your Dr* Miles' Nervine will assist you by relieving the Nerve Strain. IF F IR S T B O X , OR B O T T L E , F A IL S TO B E N E F IT YOU, YOUR MONEY W IL L BE R E F U N D E D . Notice to News Subscribers A .nark here indicates that your subscription la delinquent. Please call and fix It. DIZZY S P E L L S . "M y nerve« became all worn out. 1 had bod head ache« and aevere dizzy »pells. I could not aleep and nty appetite wae poor. I began uaing Or. Miles' A n tl-F *!n Pills and they alw ays gave me Instant re lief n o matter what the pain. Th en I used Dr. Mile»' Nervine regularly and w a s soon in perfect health again.” MIM. 8. I* YOUNG, 32» PitU burg St., Newcastle, Penn. Subscribe for the NEWS , H o m i S a altar- j F A L L » CITY. O R C a O N B uy O r «h a r d L and / “ ----------- --------- N SOUTH F.RN PACIFIC COMPANY Passenger Train Schedule Effective July 15. 1917 ist 161 1»7 am. am. pm. Salem . . . 7:05 9.35 3.45 Dallas . . . 8.15 10.57 5.15 5.45 Fall» City . 8.45 11.30 Bl’k Rock. 11:50 1*> IM 164 ■ ak T n ocH D pm am. pm. 1.00 Bl’ k Rock 5.60 Fall» City. 9.20 1.20 8.25 Dallas . . . 10.00 1.45 7.20 3.10 Salem . . . 11.00 W I I T B O t lN D •