The Maupin Times
Published Every Friday at Maupin, Qregon,
A. L. BARNES, EDITOR
. Subicription: One Year, $1.50, Six Months 75ctj, Three Months 50
With this issue of the Times a
change in the management is taking
plac which we hope is for the
betterment of the publication.
We will try to issue a paper wor
thy of your 'support, on which it
will depend on for its existence,
mid we wil put forth o,ur best en
deavors to further the invests of
all its readers.
All those who were subscribers
will receive the paper uutiil their
time it out, and !we extend an in
vitation to all who are not sub
scribers to send in their names and
fall into line with us in our boosting
for all territory tributary toMaupin.
We want you to make personal
eills, wrtte letters or pnone to us
whenever you have an item you
think will be of interest, ad when1
you can, don't fail to call and
niake yosrself at home, for we
like company and will not let you
wish you were home if re can help
it. ;
In our next issue we w$ have
more reading matter, even if we
have to borrow it, but we have
.had too much cleaning up to o to
make this weeks' paper what .we
would wish. '
The mechanical end of the paper
is 'just as important as the news,
but it has been so sadly neglected
that it is slow work getting it back
to anything like normal.
We are going to give you all,we
can afford in the way of a paper
and .hope you will abide with lis in
our hours of grief and make your
kicks u the form of more business,
Amen.
Quiok Lunch ,Orlp,
Ouent A frankfurter sandwich with
fcoraeradlsb. Host One dug In tearpl
Detroit Timet.
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Bori.
Another tad fact It that moit of the
boret think the; trt entertaining you.
Atchison Globe.
Laplander.
In Lapland men and women ,dresa
alike in tunics, leather breeches, wrin
kled atocklojrf and pointed thoei.
Man's Mind.
The Bind la muter of the man. and
to "thty can who thinJf' they can."
Ilxon Waterman. V
Luck.
Luck ia what bappent on every pay
day to the man who worlti. Toiedp
$lad.
Aneitnt Pol.
fola, Anatrla'a naval base, haB been
a naval itation since the time of the
Jiomane.
Saturday night band dances!
Harness Repairing
Repairs for your Harness,
Shoes or anything in my line
aye Money y coming' to me
1 with hour troubles
Clyde Oliver
Note the advertisements in this
issue, Trade at home and build
up our resources,
I carry all kinds of stones for
rings and . pins Emmons the
Jeweler. ' r
All kinds of jewelry repaired
by Emmons the .iewler.
Correspondents wanted to cov
er Southern Wasco county.
Frfjf M. E. Church Notea,
Morning services first and
third Sunday of each week. Sun
day school fi.t 10:00 a. m,, every
Sunday and everybody is wel
come to attend all .meetings. ,
Rev. W. Welter, pastor. 1
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Dr. C. H. Francis, - Optician.
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Maupin State Bank
General Banking Business, Loans, Wheat Buying, Safety
Deposit Boxes for Rent, Notary Public,
Collections, Money Transmitted
Cheaply by Drafts
Your Patronage Solicited and Your
. , , Interests Cared for . ; . .
I.
IVc Got Building Facts:
For YquI
Good building material
Tum-a-Lumber" is Cheap
er now than ever bef ore.
We supply complete plans and specifications for homes,
barns, silos, hogsheds, milkhouBes, septic, tanks, schools,
churches, stores, ware houses, in fact anything you want.
See Peter Kilburg About it at
The Home of "TUM-A-LUMBER"
B.F, Fraley
Horse Shoeing Wagon
Making, General .Repair
Work and all Work is done
Neat Strong and Guaranteed.
No Kick Coming if
Once Tried
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HOTEL
We Serve first class meals,
lways.
Good, Clean Rooms and
Clean, Fresh Beds
Board by Day, Week or
Month
MRS. D. M. GOETJEN
Prop,
AUTO
LIVERY
Anywhere. Any
Time. My Rates
Are Reasonable.
Careful Driving.
FRANK CREAGER,
Maupin, ' Oregon,
LOCALS
AllAroundTown
Clark RichaJdson was a visitor
here Thursday.
John Muir has been a Tygli vis
itor for a couple of days,
Al. Senilis is on his farm pre
paring for spring work. 1
E. J. Jvisher has been on his
homestead for a few days, , '
Jos. .Chastain was a visitor from
Juniper Flat, Wednesday.
M,rs. G. L. Harpan was a Wap
initia visitor last .weak. ;
Lew. Kelly was a visitor fromj
Juniper Flat Wednesday, j
Ray Kaler and wife of Juniper
Flat were visiting here Thursday.j
Mrs. L. C. Willielm left for ,
Portland Wednesday to visit
friends and relatives.
Grandma Richard$qn lias been
very sick for some time and at last
report? s.he was thought to be
graduaUy growing weaker,
O. D- iaud JJ.F. Bothwe.U were
in town a few days ago and pur
chased four se.ts.of iharuess.froni
Clyde Oliver, They are getting
ready for a large amount of plowing.
Send The Times to your friends
and relatives. Let them know
you are living in a section that
is advancing and .create an inter
est.
The traveling public library is
now open to the people of this
section. Anyone wishing a book
inquire of postmaster Talcot.
After the book is out two weeks,
two cents per day will be charged
The grand jury'calLed a goodly
part of the lnaupin male population
to The Dalles last week as witness1
in the boot-legging cases that were
up in the last term of court.
Subscription to any magazine
ean be had.. H. L. Emmons, Jr. 1
The band dances are becoming
popular. That dance music is
bringmg them. A nine piece or
chestra rests the band occasion'Iy
The farmers all through this
section are reporting good crop
prospects and seem very well satis
fied with the amount of moisture
in the ground.
We lead Others follow. Lis
ten! At enormous expense we
have secured a limited number of
large hand painted OIL PAINT.
INGS of Landscape and Marine
ViewB, which we are giving ab
solutely free to our customers.
See us about it W. H, Staats &
Co.
1
To Build More
During this Year
Many new buildings on farms and in the
cities to be built in this vicinity during the
present yea"
A great many more new .buildings for Mauj'in are -predicted
both in town and in the country, The general 'fielUiu of let
ter times is rapidly spreading and with the advent ,of spring,
new jobs are opening up.
Many modern step-saving Homes are being cotctem plated.
A general .improvement in the archicture of the homes of this
vicinity is being noticed.. "Tbe plan book which the Tum a
Lum Lumber Co. loan to prospective home builders contains
over one hundred designs of homes, , all -of ,wbieh have been
built in the Northwest 'before, and have been designed by
Northwest Architects, so they are appropriate lor this part
of the country, ;
Bams, General Purpose Barns, Horse 'Bams, and Dairy
Barns, are 'being contemplated. "In the two story barns,
the special Tum-a-Lum Circle Roof or Gambrel roof, seem
to be the two styles most favored. Both of these are self
supporting, and will 'be found in the special Turr-a-Lum
Plan Book.
. The Tum-a-L"m Silo lias been designed by their Engineers,
to be built of stock lumber from, their free plans. They
have proven very satisfactory and are recommended over
stave silos for hot, dry climates. By reason of absence of
patents, they cost about one-half the cost of patented stave
silos.
Hogsheds, Chicken Houses, Milkhouses, etc., will make up
a large part of the smaller types of buildings. Many of the
designs of these buildings which have proven most satisfac
tory elsewhere, are to be found in the free plans of the Turn-a-Lum
Lumber Co., as well as a number of model school
houses, of one room up.
SEE PETER KILBURG ABOUT IT
1 At The Home of
TUM-A-LUMBER
Have A Big Time in Maupin
G
Ma
RAND:
Monday Night, February 22
Washington's Birthday
To be Given by the Band Boys
CHAS.H. FRANCIS, M.D.;C.M
MAUPIN, OREGON
Mem. Coll, Phys. & Surg.,
Ontario
Licentiate Minnesota and
a Oregon
Prompt Service on Either
Day or Night Calls
Eyes tested. Glasses Fitted
Grace Tu"ls0i a member of the
ninth trrade. has dropped from
o .
ScllQcl.
Mr. and Mrs. Harpan have been
in Waninitia causiner Nellie to be
i
absent from school for the past three
days 1 '
Helen Locke , has been out of
school on account of sickness;
Lincoln's birthday Feb. nth,
i Was honored by an hour and a quar
Iter's joint celebration by the two
I rooms, consisting of biographical
! sketches, readings, and two earnest
' debates on the qtestions: who did
! more for his country, Washington
! or Lincoln? The Primary pupils
had the first' question, aud won.
: The advanced pnpils had the sec-
ond (ltiestin. and the debaters for
Lincoln won.
Washington's and Lincoln's
birthdays are ' legal holidays, but
not for schools which are how
ever, required to set apart a por.
tion of these days for appropriate
exercises.
A nart of the protrratu of the !
r 1 '
Literary Society this week is a de
bate on the question; Which is
i more benefit to the community, the
farmer or the manufacturer?
Quite a number of the pupils
are planning to have gardens, and
are sending off for flower and veg
etable seeds.
If you Dont Dance you can Laugh and Eai
the Big Chicken Supper to be prepared by the
Band Ladies of Maupin
Remember, at the
Opera o
Spectators Free, no Admission
MEAL&
That Are Meals .
The Kind - We Always Serve
At Reasonable Prices -
When in Town MAke onr '
Hotel Your Headquarters
A Cordial Welcome to All
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