Devoted to the Interests of Southern Wasco County VOL X. MAUPIN, SOUTHERN WASCO COUNTY. OREGON. THURSDAY. JUNE 26, 192-1 NO. 3C Legion Will Assist All World War veterans of this section andthe dependents of deceased veterans who are eligible to the provisions of the Federal Adjusted Compensation Act, are notified to rneet at the headquarters of Maupin Post No 73 of the American Legion, Mon day, June 30, to file their official applications as required by law. M. F. Van Laanen, commander, and J. L. Harpham adjutant, of Maupin Post have been desig nated as agents of the War and Navy Departments to receive applications from Maupin and surrounding territory. The post has received a supply of official application forms suf ficient for the community. These forms are rather long. Some twenty questions are asked on them. They must be filled out correctly. All of this will be explained at the meeting, the object of which is to get , in the application of every veteran in this community on this occasion, if possible. ;The Legion is ren dering this service free of charge to all veterans and without cost to the Government. Compliance with this request to attend the meeting of June 30, will be a convenience which will be appre ciated by the Legion officers who have undertaken this work. All honorably discharged vet erans below the rank of major in the Army or Marine Corps and lieutenant commander in the Navy, exclusive of officers hold ing regular commissions, are eligible; likewise the wives, chil dren, mothere and fathers of deceased veterans. The law will be fully explained at the meet ing. 1 1 is not necessary to bring discharge certificates, but the applicant should have in mind the dates of his entrp h.t ser vice, his discharge therel'om, the date he sailed over seas, the date of his return and the name of the ship in each instance. The local school officers held a special meeting Monday evening at Dr. Elwood's office for the purpose of electing teachers for the coming school year. John Watson Jr. of Silverton, was chosen high school principal, and Anna- B. Lehr of Clarkston, Wn. :to teach the intermediate room. Miss Good, Mrs. Buzan and Miss Bostrack have already signed up for their respective positions of last year, Miss Bostrack having in addition the principalship of the grade school. ft v , .t Every Amprlonn fIionUI rhare in the inspiration ;,'i'(ittiis. l-r tiling cfiulurnii: in ttie ntidst of wiiirh ur'c imnMlfiooiit ruhK charming-cot t;i go vilUigvs, :i"0 tntli-s r.f matchless boulevards and all the comforts of homo. S tu1 for our moklo't.' it trlls (ho thrilling: story of mluro's v.'"irU'rhin(i. Our THROUSH'SLEEPING CAR mm v ' n Operated DAILY during the season between Fcrtod and West Ye'iowstsae Ys!L mmn Pacific System L-vr.z-v-vrxr J'''f "iirrp present :mves explain the various tours hrh mal-lo vtsitnrM (o the Yell'iwsione fit minimum cost; niso nuot1 fares, iifpiir" your mneiury ana maue yuur reservations, tall on II. B. BELL, Agent, Maupin, Ore. WlM or nirppi Cctler.ll P;iS-!,'rL'ei' A'A-.Tt, L'oviUnd, Oo-on - A Bargain A Sacrifice 320 A hog fenced ISO A plow land 10 A water right Paid Priced $17.00 per Acre Easiest kind of terms. ALL UNDER DITCH H. L. MORRIS The Crandall Undertaking Co. THE DALLES. RED 351 In order that the people living in the southern part of the county who need funeral supplies may make their own selections, we have placed stocks with F. C. BUTLER E. C. PRATT, MAl'PIN WAMIC NEWS ITEMS OF LOLAL INTERS! Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Mallattf and children returned home on Monday after a visit at the Hauscr Jiome near Tygh Valley. Good September Bull calf from G-gallon cow, 3-4 Holstein, 1-4 Gernsey; sired by registered Holstein. Will sell or trade for cow. Lee Jackson, TyR'h Valley Hugh Millard, 1'hil Cook and F. Smith of Marshfield, formerly of Detroit, Minn., ware week end guests of Virgil Mayhevv, all spending Saturday afternoon at Clear lake. The party are enroute to Duluth, Minn. Baled wheat hay for sale at DeCamps' barn. Very reasonable For Sale Baled wheat or rye li'dy in large or small lots, phone or write Otto HerrlitiK. Mrs. Kaiser went to Portland Sunday where she is training in the art of beauty culture. Mr and Mrs. Bill Woodcock andKis. A. E. Lake of Wamic are vis. ling friends here today. We si ill have all kinds of matches, 6 boxes for 35cts. Maupin Drug Store. G. L. Morris returned last evening after a few days' busi ness visit to the metropolis. W. II. Aid ridge was in town this morning from the Bakeoven section. For Sale 1-3 interest in Threshing machine, Mogul tract or and Header Mrs. Eva Harp- ham Maupin Or. Phono Main 242 When Orrion Fa,rJow . went up to Nena last Sunday to look up his sheep camp he fucnl his herder, an elderly man inmed Childress, had fallen on a .-harp rock and bruised one lung Mr. Farlow brought him -to Maupin and Dr. Elwood accompar.ud them to The Dalles hospital that evening, Portland Painless Dentist, 305 Second St. The Dalles, Oregon, over Lindquist Jewelry Store, Rooms 1, 2, 3. Mr. and Mrs. Bates Shattuck and Bernice left Monday for )iamond lake. J. E. Peck and Frank Russell with their families were over from Tygh last evening. Raspberries $2 a crate at John Ayres, Wamic. For Sale I. H. C. Primrose Cream Separator & four Cows. E. S- Disbrow, Wamic. Maupin Council convened in regular session last evening. Water was the subject. Cloyd Nethercutt and family moved to the Parrish cottage the first of the week. Team of mules for sale. C. B. Dahl, Tygh Valley. For Sale Two head horses, several section Harrow, two tons Alfalfa Hay Mrs. Eva Harpham Maupin Ore- Phone Main 242. Mr. Heckman fell Friday aft ernoon, breaking one no on a rock. Wanted, a lot of nice fat chic kens and rooblers - -Hotel Kelly. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Cyr return ed home Friday. Fruit tree and garden spray for sale at Maupin Drug Store. HOTEL FLINN N. W. Flinn, Prop. The Dalles Open Day and Night Rooms 50c to $I.OO Short Orders All Hours Meals, family style ':- 40c Notice to Phone Users We have done som repairin on the phone lines and would like for patrons to Bend in $1 main tenance fees which may be paid to either L. J. Kelly or Ben Gabel. Wapinitia W. B. Keen made a trip to Warmsprings Wednesday logd Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds of Tilla mook. ' Wayne Woodpansy is working at Agency. U. W. McCorkle and wife mad a trip to The Dalles Mon day for cherries. Rev. Parker and delegates, Carl and Ruby Powell attended the Christian Endeavor conven tion in Vancouver, Wn., lasl week. They returned home Friday, coming over the moun tains. Rev. Matthews returned home Friday from a trip east. He was met at Maupin by Mrs. Matt hews and Mrs. C. J. McCorkle. Vivian Barzee returned Satur day from The Dalles Prof, and Mrs. P. W. Lloyd returned Monday from a, two weeks' trtp to Portland. ' Walter Sharp and wife came out from The Dalles Sunday. Mr. Sharpe is now workii g in Tygh Valley. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Batty made a trip to the mountains Sunday with- supplies "for Ed Thomas, who is caring for their sheep. Deputy Water Commissioner came out from The Dalles lat.t week and shut off the water that we need so badly for irrigation purposes. ' Lorraine Stovall, Elsie Lewis, Jacob Teschner, Ben Gabel and Mrs. Frank Batty are the new clerics in uai trnan s siore aur ing the sale. Mr. and Mrs. Muller of Tygh Valley were business visitors here the latter part of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Dnvid Sharpe spent the week end at the Flinn hotel in The Dalls, guests of Mis Sharpens parents. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ward and children were bunday dinner guests at the Jacob -Teschner home. J. M. Powell and family visit ed in 'Maupin Sunday at the Richmond home. Ben Cook and Floyd Richmond passed through here the fore part of the week enroute to Maupin from Fairvievv. Harold Woberg went to The Dalles early in the week for work. Mr. and Mrs. Rcnick, Mrs. Van Laanen and Mr. and Mrs, L. C. Henneghan were up from Maupin Monday. Gotlieb Teschner and children spent Sunday at J. P. Abbotts. ' Ed Beebo is working for Dee Woodside. f Mrs. L. M. Woodside returned Monday from 'Wood burn where she went to attend the funeral of her mother. Tee community For Sale-2 doz. Hens, inquire! wish to express their sympathy Wilson's store. i to Mrs- Woodsiue in nor uercave Miss Morast of The Dalles is a ' ment. Juniper Flat Mrs. N. G- Iledin made a ship ment Tuesday of 30 spring chick ens to the Portland market. Mose Delore Jr. returned from Hood River the latter part of the week. Bill Sturgis r.nd family spent Sunday in the mountains. P. H. Mott has n new car. The iiartmun sale attracts large crows, keeping a laige force of clerks busy. Roy Wanl is the new member added to the Wapir ilia school! board, Herb liumiuei's term expiring. It is time to be on the lookout for rattle snakes as there was a large one killed in Sammy Ap ing's yard where little Jerome had been playing, ' Mr and Mrs. Geo, Claymier were at Dufur Sunday. Dr. Griflith of Dufur under went fin operation last Sunday at The Dalles hospital. , Gerald Claymier in passing through a gate on Sunday lacer ated his foot quite badly, neces sitating several stitches by Dr. Elwood. Al Daniels is' spending a few days at the Claymire ranch. Julius Shipflin and family are spending the week in Portland and Oregon City. is a host) to an ice cream social and big dinner served on the lawn Sunday, the occasion being a surprise to Lenore who had returned the week before from Hood River. Due to the water being used in the larue irrigated sections south of here the Deschutes river is said iby long time resi dents here to bo the lowest they have ever seen it. The month of August is the time ' when the river usually carries the least water. A Few SPECIALS at the Wilson Store These prices good Monday only Wooden bx crackers per bx G3c 10 lbs. white beans 79o A good grade tomatoes per doz cans 92c ! 12 bars Palm Olive soap limit 12 $1.00 TUESDAY ONLY 25 lbs Extra fancy prunes per box 2.53 6 cans P A Tobaco limit 6 , fac Extra good grade corn per doz cans 1 79 WEDNESDAY ONLY Smock News 95c Weather delightful since the rain of last week. Most, farmers are busy putting up hav or harvesting, likewise their wives picking and canning cherries. Mr. and Mrs. Callie Duncan with Mrs. Ethel Duncan and Sula were picking gooseberries Monday on north Juniper at J. Cox. ' ' , Lenore Woodcock came home from Hood River last week, fin ishing a term in high school. F. T. Feltch went to Maupin Sunday evening after Arthur Kester who had returned from Portland Cecil Maylicld went to Clacka mas lake Sunday evening, re turning Wednesday with his parents who are visiting here from Yakima. M. A. Duncan took Ora to Maupin Monday night. Leonard Farlow came over from Maupin Sunday and spent the day with relatives. Mrs. Jessie Woodcock invited her neighbors on Smock and rel ative, at. Wamic (of which there 3 lbs bulk coffee, limit 3 lbs 1 gal jar Monopole sweet pickles 1.68 1 lunch pail Pedro tobacco 88c 5 lb Brick Tillamook cheese per lb 3Gc THURSDAY ONLY Fancy Peaches per gat can 68c 10 lbs Large sweet white Onions 70c 21 can Shillings Coffee limit 1 can 1 14 Extra Fancy string beans per doz cans 178 FRIDAY ONLY Large pk White King wash ing powder 1 pkg limit 58c 1 doz cans good quality salmon 1.98 1 gal can can Fresh prunes per gallon 48c 2i Ib.Calumet Baking powder 81c SATURDAY ONLY 1 gal can Blackberries 72c 10 lb Fancy Calif head Rice 79c 1 lb Schillings Tea Green 78c 10 lbs sack Farina 48c R. E.Wilson Co MAUPIN, ORE. Watch fur Next Weeks Specials t guest of her sister, Mrs. A. P. Agidius. Fishing Tackle We have it The kind that pet3 the fish. Maupin Drug Store. Small oil heater for sale. In quire Times office. Maupin lots are now priced from ?20 to 200.-II. L. Morris. Mr. and Mrs. R. W Richmond were up from Maupin Monday. Church Services Sunday School at 10 a. t Preaching following at 11 a. r Evening service at 8 p. m. are cordially invited to attend. A, D. Sprouse, Pastor. iH&f-s and Cows We have on kind ipl'.'H of the booklet kThe Cow the Mother of Prosperity" ,'e have orden-d a supply of. !h '."'tklcfc "Hogs for Pork and Profit' You certainly arc interested in one of these subjects, so vvrilc or call for your copy and wo will fill your order at once- or nlut'e votir name your copy as whim' as a supply on fil arrives. and mail These booklets art! i' ree, npin State Bank We Strive to Merit Approval J