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Entered in the post office at Maupin, Oregon, as second class
pail matter.
At the annual school election in
this district the j;st iust., K. M.
ptuart was elected clerki G. h,
Harphrn dlrlctor for three years,
and Geo, Vanderpool director to
serve one years.
J. M. Couklin has gone to attend
the graduating exercises of his
"daughter Margaret who finishes
the college' preparatory course in
the Jefferson High school at Port
land. This is the hardest course
jn the high school and Margaret is
jhe youngest girl of the class of
144 to graduate, yet her standing
was so high that she passed honor
ary every year of the four year
course,
(Criterion concluded)
. Sheep owners of this vicinity
have started their flocks to the
pumtuer range in the mountains.
PJowing of summer fallow is
, ptlll going forward with good re
sults. ' Early haying is in progress on
several ranches near Criterion.
Wamic Items.
Est.ray Notice.
One bay horse 4 years old,
white stripe in face, blocky built
branded P on right stifle. One
sorrel horse, trim built, star in
face, 6 years old, branded, P on
right stifle. Both broke to work
"pnd ride. They were last seen
bn the Flat near Woodruff's. A
"reward will be given for any in
formation leading to their rccov
pry. T. A. Connolly, Maupin,
Ore. ' 18t3
Ice cream, Ice cream sundaes,
Jce cream sodas, at regular city
prices at the Maupiu andy Shop.
' Mrs, II. I'. Woodcock w)io spent
a week at her farm home returned
to The Dalles Wednesday,
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Spoor ar
rived Wednesday from Catalo val
ley and are guests of relatives here
and on Smock.
Chet McCorkle has bonujit the
Mack May field place, paying $800,
Dudly Mayfield has traded his
place here for property near Hums,
K. M. Driver and Willis Norval
SJlcl a milieu ot beet cattle to uaiies
buyers to day, the 2tst.
V, M. Driver assisted by Willis
and VA Driver took three loads of
fat hogs to Sherar today for the
Portland market.
A baby boy was born Saturday
to Mr. and Mrs. Win Hull,
In the school election held here
today Willis Norval was elected
director succeding W. H. Magill
whose term expired- W, E.
Woodcock was elected to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation
of J. H. Eubanks.
Mrs. Elsie Campbell returned
today after spending t)ie past week
with relatives in Portland.
LOCALS
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Church Notice.
Services as follows. Sunday
school io? preaching 11 a. m.
Come and help make these servic
es good. "
O. II. ELLIS, Pastor.
Leigh Oliver returned the first
of the week from a few day's out
ing and fishing in the mountains,
bringing home some fine trout.
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F. Martin
HAS OPENED HIS BLACKSMITH SHOP IN
MAUPIN AND IS NOW PREPARED TO
DO A'LL KINDS OF
Blacksmithing, Horse
shoeing and General
Repairing'
All worH done neatly and promptly
at a reasonable price
A FAIR SHARE OF TrlE PATRONAGE IS
SOLICITED
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The Times, $1,50 a year,
Make land Clings and final proof
before JJnitcd States Commissioner
Stuart.'
Violet Miller will no to The
Dalles the first of the week for a
visit,
Go to Fischer's .Garage for all
your automobile accessories, gaso
line and storage of machine;
Tally Vanderpool and Hen Fra-
ley and families motored to Dufur
Sunday.
All optical work repaired by
II. L. Emmons, at his office-resi
dence, Maupin. !
G. W. Vanderpool and family
motored to Dufur Satuiday even
ing returning Sunday.
The latest drink out, for sale at
the Maupin Kaudy Shop's new
fountain.
Post cards from ic to 5CS at
Tallcott's. Some fine views of
Maupiu.
Fine watch repairing at Emmons,
one door down from hotel Maupiu.
A. F. Martin returned home
Saturday and is busy in his re
pair shop.
See the line of late fashion hats.
hanjded by Mrs, L. D. Kelly.
Messers Johnson and Ellis called
at this office Wednesday evening
and presented us with a large,
beautiful bouquet of sweet peas.
Dou?t forget Fischer's
at the end of the bridge,
tubes apd all accessories.
Garage
Tire?,
School Notes
POOL AND BILLIARD PARLOR
G. L. Harphan, Prop,
It You Want to While Away an Hour or so There is
no Better Place Than Here. A Nice, Clean and En
joyable Amusement. T
J MAUPIN i-i t-t OREGjONj
The RIVERVIEW Hotel
IS NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
Meals Served at all Hours
NEAT ARIY ROOMS
OVERLOOKING
THE DESCHUTES
Mrs. R. F. SMITH, Propritess
MAUPIN. ORhGON
Those of the primary room who
took the examinations and passed
were Barrel Turner, Tom Smith,
Mary Martin, Fern Mayhew,
Laura and Vera Goetjeu.
Harold, Helen and Earl Locke
were visitors at the school Tuesr
day and intend to take in the pic
nic today.
John Moad and Loujs Emmons
passed in the ninth grade examin
ation last week and are now ready
and eager for teuth grade work.
The most of the pupils in the
sixth grade passed. Several will
have a chance during vacation to
catch up.
The final examination last week
shows that the school is strongest
in grammar and weakest in spell
ing. The studies in the order of
the standings are language, his
tory, bookkeeping, mathematics,
reading, literature, physiology,
geography, spelling.
School closes today until Sept,
ember 13. All have worked well
and are deserving of a good vaca
tion. Both of the teachers think
that their pupils are a lot of good
hearted boys and girls, and they
are glad to cooperate with the
parents in the proper training of
these hopeful future citizens.
During the school year 56 pupils
were enrolled, Not a pupil was
present every day and not late.
Violet Miller was neither absent
nor tardy for over seven months j
till she graduated; Vera Goetjeu
has not lost a day but was late
twice; Lonis Emmons was never
late but lost a day and a half
Willie McClure was never late, but j
was absent only one day.
Miss Charlotte Thrall, sister of
the primary teacher, came out
from The Dalles Wednesday for a
visit aud will take in the picnic
today.
Make final proof before Com
missioner Stuart,
Mrs, A, Locke and thikhen ai
in town for a few days visit.
That wonderful drink, Tallcoll'
nectar,
Mrs. Fender is speudinu a few
days with Mrs, L, C. Wilhelui,
Have you tried the latest drink
Celro Kola.
Win, Burk made a business trij
to Portland last week.
See Fraley and Vanderpool foi
auto accessories.
Ciyde Williams arrived in tM
city Wednesday morning.
Notorial work at the Maupiu
State bank.
Mrs. Win. Burk is expected
home soon from a six weeks visit
in the valley.
WantivD A horse and buggj
for about two months from July 10,
Reply with price to Win. Irle,
Maupin, Ore. J25
With the purchase or new cars
by John McCorkle and Ed Mays
E, J. Fischer reports his last lot all
gone.
We carry all of the latest drinks,
Celro Kola, Coco Cola, aud all of
the other most popular drinks, at
the Maupiu Kaudy Shop.
Geo. Mallatte, L. C. Heuneghan,
L. B. Kelly, 0. B. Derthick, aud
Kay Karler and wife were among
Maupiu's business visitors Wednes
day. 1 have moved my jewlry aud re
pair shop to my residence one door
from the hotel aud am prepared
to wait on my customers iu the
sime old way. H. L. Emmons.
Jack Staats left Sunday morning
with three pack horses to be away
iu the mountains for the summer,
packing for . Wm, Hunt's sheep
camps,
Mrs. L. D, Kelly' lias the most!
up-to-date stock of nnlliuery ever
brought to Maupiu. You should
call and get your choice early.
C. II. and L. W. Yockey weie
iu from Smock with a load of
strawberries, Tuesday. C, , H.
brought in a load last week aud al
so three loads of hogs 0 be ship
ed from here.
Mrs, R. F. Smith has a baby
eagle which she brought lrbme
from Piineville a couple weeks ago.
So like a chick, but as large as a
full grown chicken. '
L D. Kelly, pale Bpjmey, Glen
Morris and their wives, made the
trip to Dufur Sunday for the ball
game in Mr. Kelly's big car. The
game was very close, being ten to
1 1 for Dufur.
M. Alexander, representative of
the Mason Ehrmau & Co., C. L.
Jones, of the Union Meat Co. and
Bert Wyatt of the Pacific Coast
Biscuit Co. were interviewing
local merchants yesterday making
the trip through South Wasco Co.
this week by car. -
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Hacksmithing, Wagonmaking and Auto
Repairing
Fraley H Vanderpool
Horseshoeing, Blacksmithing and Wagonmak.
ing. Share grinding and sharpening. All kinds
of Repair Work that will suit, With a Guarantee
That Will Stick, Try us If your wagons, bug
gies or hacks need overhauling, bring them in,
we'll save you money,
We carry a full line of Automobile Supplies and
ar.e prepared to do all kinds of Auto repair work
Maupin, Ore,
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MRS; DYEK, PROFES
SIONAL and TRAINED
NURSE MAUPIN, ORE.
CHAS.H. FRANCIS. M.D.jCM
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Mem. Coll,
Ontario
Phys, &' Surg.,
and
MAUPIN HARNESS SHOP
Give me Your Order for Anything in the Harness Line,
gadles, Bridles. Chaps, Spurs. Harness Dressing that
will last, and, most anything else you want we will order
for you and save you time and money. Bring your old
harness in for those repairs they need, have it done right
CLYDE OLIVER
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Oregon
Prompt Service W Either
Day or Night Calls
Eyes' tested, Glasses Fitted
Can You Do U?
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
Views, which we are giving ab.
golutely free to our customers.
See us about it. W. H. Staats &
TEST TYPE.
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Fischer's Garage
The light, strong, durable, dependable
Ford appeals to you on the matehless
strength of its recoad for service given to
more than 750,000 owners. The Ford is a
utility in every human activity, and it is
wonderfully low in upkeep-averaging two
cents a mile to run and maintain,
Barring the unforeseen, each retail buyer
of a new Ford car, between August 1914
and August 1915, will receive from $40 to
$60 as a share of the Ford Motor Com
pany's profits."
Runabout $440; Touring Car $490; Town
Car $690; Couoelet $750; Sedan $975, f. o. b.
Detroit with all equipment. rlc ,.
On display and sale at E. J. FISCHERS.
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