r2IiriniroSI!:2riI2IS2p The Maupin Times
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Get them NOW for CANNING
iMiblishert tvtry Thmsday at
M-uipiu. ( heynu
Jtcsiliiif K. MiMrison, rnlilislicr
Bartlett Pears
Italian Prunes
Tomatoes
R. E. WILSON CO. I
SuksctilHn:'Oiie i'nr, fi.xo: .six
months, 7s nut-.; three mun n,-,, 51
Entered us second class tnai'
mutter t-tpti ti'ln r 1, i m ' 4 , l tin
postniTuc nl Mmii, Olefin), 1111.
del the Act ol Mmch 3, 1879.
sorizziiiziiniizs:!
Telephone
Main 3451
1100 Kelly Ave.
The Dalles, Ore.
OPEN FOR SERVICE
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I NEW FUNERAL HOME
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A pleasant location in the residential section of the city, litis eliminating
";l the.. noise and confusion ahvavs found in the down-town bu.siuetsN districts.
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Private drives and street facilities, making it j oesible to 1 andle funeral
; processions without confusion.
:' The arrangement of our parlor as -regards furnishings, lights and
v conveniences, has been planned to give QUIET and RESTFUL surroundings.
y A Real Home and Home Surroundings
Our Home apartments, occupying the second and third 'floois of the
establishment afford the opportunity of rendering unusual sen ir e and
- accommodation to out of town folks. A lady attendant is always in the hi iWing
to render service. Our parlor occupying the ent ire first floor is so arranged and
equipped that a distinctive atmosphere marks every service.
The Same SERVICE Rendered to All
Owning our building, we are enabled to Operate at a very low overhead
. expense. Our assortment of stock is such, that those desiring moderate priced
. goods, will find satisfaction, while those preferring the more expensive can
.vbe supplied.
t Our rates are reasonable and we plan to give a SERVICE w hich will
eliminate any idea of profiteering on the misfortunes of others. We do not
"believe in commercializing the bereavements and sorrows of grief-striken friends.
. Our first consideration will be for those we serve and in rendering service, there
..' will be no detail too small to receive our at tention.
!;. EXPERIENCE SERVICE- SATISFACTION
Our ten years' experience in undertaking means that we can serve you
with satisfaction. Also the fact that
! WE HOLD DOTH AN OREGON AND CALIFORNIA LICENSE
i j will establish your confidence in our ability. ' ,
; ;! Our establishment is now open at all times and we invite the public to
' become acquainted by a visit to the building.
ZELL & SON
OUR HOME
1100 Kelly Avenue
Junction of Pine, Clay and Kelly Avenue
Tel. Main 3151
i calling at the Times office and
describing the article, '
I he lop ol the pit into
which the elevator enjrino ex
hausts blew o(T tins morninu nl
'. the Hunts Ferry warehouse.
I). H. Appling is carryinu hi?
right arm in a slinjr, the result
of being kicked, when cmikitifi
his combine engine some time
ago.
Barley For Sale, feed or seed,
at tny ranch or at the warehouse
John V. Ayres.
Strayed: Old Dan; grey horse,
formerly owned by John Ward.
Finder please notify J. F.
Blanchard, Watnic, Ore.
J. F. Blanchard who taught
the Tygh high school last year,
will bp in charge of the Antelope
school which opens Soptemler
12th. Mr. Blanchard has leased
his Smock farm to Tom Wood
cock fur two yeais. Mr. Nediy
will teach at Madras.
Born Monday to Mr, and Mrs.
Dolphus Mayhew a tine baby
girl.
Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Fleming'
are here from The Dalles for a
few days.
Mrs. A. L. ' Pugh of Dufur
was here one day last week li t
guest of her daughter, Mis.
James Chalmers.
NOHCKtOK PUBLICATION
liopurtment of Urn Interior
U. S. l,Hhd Ullicn at The Dalit, On
gon, AuKiiHt 21i, 1021.
Notice la hereby nivin tlal,
Hubert M. Cunt well
of Mutipin, Oregon, who on July 11),
I'.Ml), mailt: MoiiiohIvhcI uilK'ation No
lllliiMi, lor Kl-2s,vl 4. Scciioii t, hi
ilNWl-4, N1-23W1-4, kkI-4hw1-1, wl
4SK1-4, Suet KOI 2i, TowmhIup (i hoiiIIi
RaiitfM 14 Kast, WillHini'lle Mi'iiilian
lias lilcd iiol.ii'o of ml.i'hii'in . mak.
til i eo ypr proof, lo pstuhlihli cliiini n
tlio land above doKcrilied, bi'iore I'', D.
Smart, United SSlateuOommi.-wmru'r, a
MhOiIii, Oregon, on tlio i!) iliiy ol 0,:i
ober, 11121,
(."IhiiiihiiI. imtnos us wiliiexacg: '1 limn
HsFahi'iiy, Join Foley, W. H. Wil
llama, Loiter Kelly, all of Maupin,
Irigon.
H. Frank Woodcock, UfgitiUr.
NOTICE !' PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior
I : S LhiVI Ofhce al the Dalles, Ort
R'on, Aayiml 8, I'Ul
fsoue is hcred i i von that
Millard F. i :bert.h
of Tyijli Valley Oregon, who on Nov.
. li. I'.ihi, made Ituiiiehii'Md entry No
'oltiUHlt, lor wl-2 NWl -1, wl-2 awM.
'SBl-4 BWl 4, Kl-2 SKI . i.iCTtloll at,
, Nbl:4 M'.l 4 eetion '., Towuxlii)
; ll south, luuigo i;j rum. VVillanielti
! Meridian, has uled notite "I intentioii
i to luako tmal three year pi oof, to
esitaliliijh claini lo the laud tibove dc
svrilietl, hi-tore Henlsler alio uiTrivei
. U ml id Slatua Land Ullice i 'Ilu
'tin Ilea, Oregon,,, on the 27tli day pi
hepl ember, I'.IKl.
LlHinmnl, lianiea s wilncasea: Alex
ander Ituafi. l',d(4ai II. Millei, Amn
I'. Furgueijon, (jeorge laifton, all u.
'1'ygli Valley, Oregon.
H. Frank Woodcoi k, Reni:;! nr.
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James Chalmers
General lilacksmilhing
. Horse Shoeing a Specially
, Maupin. Ore.
Local
mimim n ; a p i n i Tt a
Lode No. 203, Maupin, OrBgun,
meet! every Saturday uight in
I. O. O. V. hftll. Visiting inem
burs always tfelcuuie.
: ! Geo. McDonald, N. G.
B. F. TeKNKlt. iSBcretary.
U Dr. T. DcLarhue
EYESIGHT SrECIAUST
f Glasses Properly Fitted
, Exclusively Optical
Kimuis 17-18 Vogt Block, oyer
1 Cfoshy'i L'rug store,
The Dalles, Ore
Phoue Black 11 U
George Morris and ID. A. Cvr
and. family went to the moun
tains Saturday.
A few $15.00 42 piece Dinner
Sets left. Will close them out
at $10.00. -Maupin Drug Store.
When driving in a dust, storm
in the Sitnnasho section yester
dtty Percy driver struck a down
telephone wire, demolishing the
windshield of his car, showering
the interior of the car with brok
en glass. No one hurt.
Don't let the flies bother your
cows. Get some Fly Chaser
at the Maupin Drug Store.
Dr. II. G Dake of 840 East
Taylor St., Portland, will be in
Maupin again some time in
Decent ler.
Seed Rye for sale at Hunts
Ferry Whse. See Bolton.
Found on Deschutes avenue, a
wrench, owner may have by
Pi WIT
Q:rein' llili,T In .ll'iilitm id
TECHNOLOGY
Figltt SrhonU; Srvrnly t-unthitrnt-
FAM. Tf KM onUS SKPT. ) fP
I'or iolormili'Mi it to hf ftriiunr
Oregon Aerirultural Otlh jrc
E. B. DUFUR
Attorney at Law
MAUPIN, OREGON
MATERNITY HOME
318 Calhoon St.. The Dalles, Ore.
Neat, quiet and home like
Terms reasonable. Phone Red
3262.
Mrs. Nellie Marris, Prop.
no rice, i ok ri'BucAi iON
I)epnrlnielil, of Ilia Intel inr
U. S. Lund Ullice at 1 he Dm Her,
Onon, August g, 1921.
Notice is hereliy niven that
Alexander l!o;-s
of Tyah Viilley, Oi etjon, who on A ny usl
10, l!H8, nmtle A'lilitlonal liiHiieli!ml
ai.plicatinn No. OJti.'.KJ, for 8Kt 4nki 4,
NK).4!lM-4i section ii. 1 nw. nt-In , J.
-loillh, UaliKe 13 e.ant, Willmnelle
Meii'Jmn, hie? fileil notiie of mteoti"ii
lo nrnke, tinul three year proof, ti
PrilHliliRh claim to the larifl above o
a.-iilidl, heloie Iie(;i3ler nJ Receiver,
nited SUtes LhimI (Jtrlce, at Hit-
Dallea, Oregon, on the 2'fth eliiy ol
.Sejiteinbcr, 1021.
Ommiant names as wiiuesaen: iMgai
H. Miller, Alfred 1'. Feritueboii, M.
Colierth. C. W. Wine, allot' Tygh
Valley, Oregon.
II. Frank Woodcock, UcgMler,
no rice; iok publication
Department of the Interiorior
t.l. a l-and Office at The DhII, llrt-
goii, July 18, 1!'21.
Notice in hereby ejven that
(riisne i. berthick,
of Maupin, Oregon, who on .Inly 12,
1H2U, made Additional HonieHiend Kntry
No. nji)'8. for wl &twl-4, Seelion 'd.
Nl 2nwI-4, seel ion 27, hwI-4mkI 4, NKl
l.wt-4, e1-2nwI-4, Beciion , Town
Vliin 5 iiouth, Ranire 14 Kant, Willam
ette Meridian, han tiled notice ol
intention to ina.l'C three year proof.
Id establish claim to the land ahovi
deKcrihed, heforn F. It. Stuart, United
States (InmmiiiSKincr t Maiinn, Ore
con, on tne lSih day of Scpl.emher,
1:121.
t laitnatij. name an wilnennea: W. C.
Kiehardpon, ). J. Williams, W. II
Willuiiin, K. F Turner all of Maupin.
Oregon.
H. Frank Woodcock, Hfg'tcr.
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LEKER
at the W'i
SEPTEMBER, 22, 23, 24, 1921
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W Wlf
In the wMe World tlwismron
tp.t an tntcnMy exciting, urn! with
more thridinn and spiH"ta''ulr cli
ni9cn, flian the hrling of "outlaw"
brorn hos by cowboys and cowftirln.
ThoRp cnteit, aluo the wild horse
rari'S.wild strerropinsand bulldns-
piiB, Indian dances imdpnw wctwn
aie alt tbHtremam of U vouna,
wiui, viRorotm, yet lovHMe West.
GET FARES AN l rAUTl.OJt.AnS FROM ACilCNT 0-W.R.R.& N.
VM. McMtTRK X, General Pasntrer Agent.
Portland, Oreunn
. GKOCERIES . :
YlxiAi Fruits and
Vegetables
WILLIAMS & McCLURE
East End of Ikitlgc Maupin, Orcgcn
A University of Oregon
!mkA CONTAINS:
CONTAINS;
The College nf Literntin'e, The Grmlunte School
Science ft ml the Aria
The School of Architecture
niul Allied At tn.
The School nf HiminfJHS
AilminitttmtiDn
'I he School of 1 ili(iiiiion
'I he I:.xtenion I )ivision
The School of Journalism
The School of Law'
The School of Medicine
Tlio School of Muatc
The School of IMiysicoI
IthicHtion
The School of Sociology
Fall Term Opens September 26
A hlfilt Hhiinlnrit n nilturnl tind prnfrttiiinmil nelioUrdliip lom Vfrnm
one nl tlio oiiiutimclinn nmrltH of Oh. Mlr Julvcrnily htr it rtitnlonue
Inltlrrw fn tlu vitrions ftrhnnlft or lor nor inlnrniHlum writr
TI II- IlKCilSTKAH UNIVLKSITY OJICGON (uficne Ore
275,000
Bushels of Wheat
Ih Hie amount lliat will pass through the two
elii.a'ors ami the Hour mill at Maupin this
KcaMt. . This wheat, if sold at the present
quotatui ik would brinjr $250,000.00. When yon
receive your .situ re of (his quarter of a million
dollars rcnHinbu vur hcal iiiHlitutions.
V
lupin State Bank
We Strive V) Merit Approval
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Wasco County residents appreciate a 1
J pleasant lionte and delicious meals vvlun in J,
I The Dalles if you make j our headquarters at 1
m Vaca tkm
Mr. N. W. Flinn, Prop.
THE DAl.lllS OREGON
Two straw stacks for s;tl: Ogdcn Klwood is visiting his
Job Crabtrce. j father, Dr. El wood this week.