FALLS CITY NEWS
SPECIAL EVAN8ELISTIC SERVICES
BLACK KUCK ITLMS
Special evangelistic services at
S. G. Price made a business trip the Free Methodist church com­
mencing May 1st will be held each
to Fulls City on Tuesday.
night at 7:45. Kev. W. T. Klotz-
Mr«. Chapin is working at Bal- back, of California, evangelist,
rhemes of moat vital imjiortance
deree'R upper camp.
will is; presented each night.
Mr«. Hughes is improving ivory
Come and Liqng a friend.
«lowly.
Edgar M. Long, pastor
W. C. Bullis is working at Hoe-
kina.
BRIDQfPORt OitANINOS
Mrs. Georg** Gra\es und Mra.
jril 29, 1918.
Mabel McFVrland were Falls City
Mr. and LV.up/*A. Brown vis­
cullers on W*Jne*duy.
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ited at the h o n J iif Imrvey Gf*<e,
Mr*. George BroW ‘ •«I daugh­ last Sunday.
ter returned home rrom Dallas on
Vernon Brentner visit**d Ht the
Monday.
home of I tick Gag«* last Sunday.
Mr. and Mra. (.liver Maker were
Dad Bell and Tommy Lee are
Salem visitors on Monday.
planting potatoes this week.
Vivian Thompson and Gladys
.1. .1. Murphy planted an acre of
W illiams mad«* a trip to Falk* City I Nit otoes Saturday.
on Tuesday.
Mr. Barnard is working in his
Mrs. Crank Vincent was a visi­ hop yard this week.
tor in Salem on Monday.
Chester McCherry is moving to
Mr. and Mrs. George Miller are his farm at Pedee this week.
Miss Murgret Sammons was ill
on the a:ck list.
Monday.
Mrs. Manford Shlitz is home
Mr. W. F. IiPe’s girls are in­
from the hospital.
tending to take part in the school
Mr.' Dimmick has bought u Fo/d. program.
Mr. und Mrs. Sk<*cD of F u II h
Miss Viola Wurford was a visi-
City were Black Rock visitors on ¡tor at the home of Mr. W. F. le e,
Wednesday.
last Sunday.
Mr. O. Baker was a Falls City
Mr. K. K. Lee was planting Ins
visitor on Tuesday.
early garden Friday.
.lames le e visited with his son,
I gc
Portland tin Wednesday
last Sunday.
LOOK!
SCHOOL HOTES
PARCEL POST FOR TROOPS IH
A t assembly last Friday morn­
FRAHCE
ing the following program waa
given:
Parcel post for the American
Dialogue Camphre girls
Expeditionary Forces in France
Song Grades
frill not he accepted for mailing
Star Spangled Banner School
UNLESS
Flag Salute—School
1. The articles to be mailed are
Watch for the dut* o f the Sen­
requested in writing, by the sold­
ior play.
le s t Friday afternoon, Mr. ier, and the request approved by
Moore, the county school industrial bis commanding officer or superior
supervisor and Miss Helen Cowgill Official.
ol the extension department of fc. The parcel marked:—“ This
Oregon Agricultural College, gave parcel contains only articles sent
interesting talks on food conserv­
ation and club work and some ex­ at approved request of addressee
cellent advice on how we can help wh.ch is inclosed."
win .vie war.
3. The written request must be
le s t Wednesday morning Miss inclosed in the parcel, as it will
Graham talked to the high schoo I rut be sent to France.
about Junior Red Cross work.
Ira C. Mehrling,
Postmaster.
The Campfire girles have start­
The reckless manner in which
ed another quilt.
aome publishers endorse a ny old
The Campfire girls have receiv­ candidate who happens to spend
ed their Charter, “ Wohelo” from four-bits with their publication
is really nausuating, and brings
headquarters.
reproach upon the fraternity.
Jessie Paul, “ Minnehaha" is ill
No publisher should be less care­
this week.
ful o f attesting the honesty and
The girls have readv to be turn­ ability o f a candidate than he
would be in endorsing the said
ed into the Junior Bed Cross:
1 quilt; 5,600 gun wipers; 51 candidates note for campaign ex­
trench candles; 14 handkerchiefs. penses. The candidate that asks
The girls put on the little patri­ or expects such endorsement
impugns either th e honesty or
otic play in assembly last Friday
intelligence of the publisher.
morning, “ The Wheatless Meal.”
THINK!
READ!
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Graham-Watt Clothing Company Decide to Unload I
ENTIRE STOCK SACRIFICED FOR 13 DAYS TO REDUCE STOCK ONE-THIRD
This is NO FAKE OK HIRKAH SALE but A GENUINE. BONA-FIDE STOCK REDUCING SALE
so buy your needs now for the entire year at prices that defy competition, as there is no telling what prices you will be compelled |S!
to pay later, or the quality o f merchandise that you will be able to get. The stock is now rearranged for rapid selling and
everything will lie marked in plain figures, and extra salespeople have been employed to wait on you promptly, and we assure you
the same gixxl service and courteous treatment which has always pi evaded at this store.
FOR
For The
RIGHT PRICES
For The
RIGHT TREATMENT
And The
RIGHT GOODS
SELIG’S, Cash Price Store,
Minting and Bailing CoNp.titinn
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This announcement that we have decided to unload and reduce our stock one-third will come as a great surprise to many §jg
lieople, hut owing to the fact that we duplicated our orders on many lines of merchandise to make sure o f getting our spring
shipments, and as we have had the gcxxl fortune of having all orders filled we find ourselves overloaded in many departments. ^
This stock was t>ought before the heavy advance in prices and we are going to give the people o f Polk County an opportunity to 3|j'
suve money rirfht at a time o f war when everyone is urged to economize, and a time when merchAndise is going higher and higher. §3
This is the only exclusive stock o f men’s ready-to-wear, shoes and furnishing goods in Folk County, and consists of the famous ^
Hart SchaIfner & Marx and Cloth Graft Suits, Nettleton and Florsheim Shoes, Arrow Shirts and Collars, Stetson and Mallory
Hats, and is one o f the cleanest and best selected stocks in this part o f the state.
This is a sale thut no man or boy can afford to miss, as the prices will be cut to the limit and the entire stock sacrificed for
13 days to reduce (M ir stock one-third. So come prepared to buy as you will not be disappointed, and in many instances you will ^
find merchandise priced her.* for less than other merchants can buy the same goods at wholesale today.
W ATCH
SELIG’S
CAMP FIRE 8IRLS
RIGHT IN THE FACE OF MERCHANDISE GOING HIGHER AND HIGHER
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No. 36.
FALLS CITY OREGON, SATURDAY, MAY 4, 191»
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VOL. XIV
The Best Worker
You may work regularly so many hours a day and so
many days a week, year after year, for money, but there’s
a harder worker than you are.
You will appreciate him when you get him to working
for you. This name is M O N E Y. Once get money to work­
ing for you instead o f you working for it and you will find
that money never sleeps, but works for you day and night
365 days in the year. Can you equal it? Certainly not. Start
a bank account with us and you will soon have money work­
ing for you.
BANK OF FALLS CITY.
T H E BIG* C O L O R E D C IR C U LA R S FOR D E T A IL S ABO UT T H IS
. M IG H TY UNLOADING SALE,
OPENS SATURDAY, MAY 4th 9100 A. M.
J U S T A F E W OF T H E M A N Y B A R G A IN S .
13c
NEW SPRING SUIT
D O N ’T FAIL T O BE H E R E
Men's $5.(Ml Work Shoes to go Men’s Hose, black .v tan, worth One lot o f Men’s Dress Shirts, Men’s $1.25 Nainsook
at this sale for
today 25c, to go on sale at,
regular $1.50 values,on sale at, Suits, to go on sale at,
$ 3 .6 9
NOW ABOUT THAT
98c
of Clothes?
Union
E d . V . Price ft Co’ s
Arc finaraatod
89c
Regular 20c Canvas Gloves to Men’s Union Suits, worth $1.25, Men’s regular $2 Khaki Pants, Men's $1.00 Negligee Shirts, to
go on sale, per pair
to go on sale at,
go on sale at,
to go on sale at,
13c
89c
$ 1 .6 9
Men’s regular $6 Dress Shoes, Men’s Leather Gloves, worth to­ Boys’ regular $7.00 Dress Suit, Regular 75c Neckwear, to go
English last, to go on sAle at
day $1.25, to go on sale at,
to go on sale at,
on sale at,
$ 3 .9 5
89c
$ 4 .9 5
$ 1 .4 9
$ 3 .3 9
$ 4 .9 5
59c
13c
A M E R C H A N D IS E S E N S A T IO N W IT H O U T PARALEL
LET N O T H IN G KEEP YOU AWAY
CO.
I I I H ' l t 't I M I I >
FALLS CITY MEAT MARKET
C. J . BRUCE, Proprietor.
.UNDER NEW MANANEM|NT.
aaaal
I U H
Frith Beef, Park, Fish, Poultry, Eta.
Will bey your Beeves, Veele, H e p ead Cblekeae.
GRAHAM-WATT CLO. CO.
DALLAS* o r e g o n .
CALL ANO 0IVE US A TRIAL.
W l WILL PLEASE YOU.
F A L L S O IT Y M E A T M A R K E T
4 I I I I I H *
8T O R E O PEN
U N T IL 8 :3 0 P M .
D U R IN G T H I8 8ALE
& LOGGING
"1*1 I I 11 t**H I I I I f* M I* I I I I I I H 1.1. I I i ; I
Men’s $8.50 Florsheim Shoes to One lot Felt Dress Hats, values Men’s 75c Silk holeproof Hose, Men’s Straw Work Hats ,worth |
go on sale at,
to $3.50, to go on sale at,
to go on sale at,
up to 40c, to close ou at,
$ 4 .9 5
BY
l-l- H - M I I I l- l- I* H -H -H I I I I H M
$ 2 1 .8 5
FALLS CITY LUM BER
SALE
5go
Men’s good Wool Suits, values Men’s regular $27.50 Blue Serge Men’s $5 Wool Sweaters, Army Men’s $7.00 Hip Boots, to close |
up to $18, to go on sale at
Suits, to go at this sale for
Style, Khaki color, go on sale at out, per pair,
$ 9 .9 5
FOR
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