R. E. Wilson Co.
PHONE MAIN 271
WE consistently try to give you better qual
ity at LOWER PRICES. The ever in
creasing: number who are taking advan
tage of these prices prove to us that most every
one in this community likes to trade where their
dollars go farther, and where they do not have
to help pay losses caused by long-time credit.
Aunt Dinah Molasses
2-lbcan 19c
No. 1 tin Jam ffiff 19c
1-lb Codfish Brick 19c
Blue Jacket Sardines gacn 8c
Crystal White Soap III 4c
White Navy Beans
pound 8c
Arm & Hammer
Soda, per package 6c
Calumet Baking Powder
pound tin 29c
Sperry White Down
Flour, 49-lb sack $2.15
Above Prices Good Until
Friday, March 5th
Ask for a free sample of De
witt's Kidney Pilla and Manzan
at the Maupin Drug Store.
Ernest Troutman was in town
Saturday and Sunday. ' He spent
the time fixing his Star car.
Chief Chalmers tested the fire
hydrants Tuesday, it being the
regular monthly examination.
Miss Albertina Hackler was a
visitor at The Dalles Thursday,
coming home Friday morning.
Lloyd Woodside and his cousin.
Roy Woodside, made a trip to The
Dalles Friday, returning Sunday.
Flurstel Hollis has been build
ing a hog-tight fence on two
sides of his 2500-acre ranch east
of town.
L. C. Henneghan and wife re
turned from a short visit with
relatives near Salem Monday
morning. .
Floyd Richmond came up from
Portland Wednesday last and
will remain here during the.
spring work.
Mrs. L. Fischer was a visitor
at The Dalles Tuesday, going
over for the purpose of having
dental work done.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Huston Johnson was in from
the Wamic section Tuesday.
Hugh Wood spent Tuesday and
part of Wednesday a Shaniko.
George Stout was a Maupin
visitor Tuesday. He lives at
Smock.
John Ayres of Wamic was, in
Maupin Saturday transacting
business.
Henry Wing came in from Wa
mic Tuesday and called upon our
local merchants.
Morris Greene
Dalles on business
day to Monday.
was at The
from Satur-
Walter Woodside of Wapinitia
is building a hog-tight fence
around his ranch.
Everett Richmond took a load
of fence posts to the Hollis
ranch on Monday.
T. W. and J. W. Linn were in
from their mill at Pine Grove
Tuesday morning.
George Duncan was a Wamic
resident who transacted business
in Maupin Tuesday.
Wrn. Forman of Wapinitia
drove to town Monday in a brand
new Chevrolet car.
Herman Gesh and wife were
Wamic residents who were trad
ing in Maupin Tuesday.
Jas. Derthick was in town
Tuesday. He is at work for
Ernest Confer on the Flat.
Good serviceable flashlights,
complete with battery, $1.00
each at Maupin Drug Store.
James Woodcock and family
have returned from a two-weeks
visit with relatives in various
parts of the state.
Frank McGill was in town
from Wamic Saturday, the visit
being his regular monthly pil
grimage to this city. (
Everett Richmond took one of
his trucks to The Dalles Friday
He will have needed repairs
made on the vehicle there.
A. Lincoln Hartman has been
ailing with the epidemic-flu
but has so far recovered as to be
able to visit Maupin Monday.
Mrs. Kev. wershon accom
panied her husband from Wap
initia Tuesday and attended the
revival meeting that evening.
Someone's radio needs fixing
The way howls come in on our
set would make one think they
were attending a dog funeral-
Julius Shepflin and children
visited with Mrs. Shepflin at
The Dalles over Sunday. Mrs
S. is very ill at the county seat
town.
Newell Shearer, who has been
wintering in California, returned
from the southern state last
week. He was in Maupin Saturday.
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Alfred Bennett, living near
Antelope, came to Maupin Tues
day. He was accompanied by
his wife, who teaches school near
Wamic.
There was considerable Bnow,
wind and rain on the Flat Wednes
day evening, the weather being
the coldest experienced there this
winter.
C. L. Lofton, wife and son
from Tygh were visitors at the
home of G. I. Derthick Thurs
day. Mrs. Derthick is Mr. Lof
ton's daughter.
Wtn. Galbreath and wife came
in from Mosier Sunday and spent
the day at the Chalmers home.
Mrs. Chalmers and Mrs. Gal
breath are Bisters.
Howard Nye, son-in-law of
John Confer, came up from
Hood River Monday, with his
family and will farm the Chas.
Pierce ranch this reason.
Mrs, A. U Pifeh, mother of
Mrs. James Chalmers, was called
from her home at Tygh Ridge
Exactly Four Hundred and Seventy-Five
Men's, Boys', Ladies' and Children's
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TO BE OFFERED IN OUR
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Opening Saturday, February 27, 1926
Many at less than manufacturer's cost. We must
reduce shoe stocks to make room for new stock to
arrive, and offer you our high-grade lines of shoes
at prices you cannot afford to overlook.
Shoes of Service -:- Shoes of Style
by Peters Shoe Co., Buckingham & Hecht, Chippe
wa and other manufacturers of high grade shoes, in
Oxfords and regular cuts, Dress and Work shoes,
both light and heavy; shoes of solid leather and
honest workmanship.
WHILE THEY LAST
We will present each customer purchasing: shoes duriug this tale with a
handsome little souvenir by Peters & Company.
SHATTUCK BRO
MAUPIN. OREGON
Sunday to minister to her daugh
ter while the latter was ill.
J. H. Fitzpatrick was in town
from his ranch at Tygh Tuesday.
Mr. Fitzpatrick says he expects
about 800 of his ewes to lamb
this spring, and that lambing
will probably begin about March
5th.
Allie Pratt, uncle of Carl Pratt,
and who has been living in Wash
ington the past four years, was
in Maupin Saturday. Mr. Pratt
is visiting with relatives here
and at Wamic.
F. M. Walters and son. Marion,
who formerly lived near Maupin,
but who now reside near' Col -
ville, Washington, departed for
their home Monday after a
month's visit with relatives in
this vicinity.
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General j
I Blacksmith I
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i Supplies
Horseshoeing, Wagon-
Work and Machinery
Repairing
Will sell you a good piano or
piano player for $20.00 down and
8.00 per month. Maupin Drug
Store.
Pay Water Rent
All water user are hereby noti
fied that water rent must be
paid by the 10th of each month.
Failure to do so will result in
water being shut off.
By order of City Council.
Everett Richmond,
City Recorder.
Piano Must Be Sold
ate sale. Will gi ?e easy terms
to an establish d home. For
full particulars and where it
may be seen adc Iress Portland
Music Co., 227-6th , St., Portland,
Ore. " ,
sacrifice high-grade piano
in storage near here for immedi-
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If it is not i Joing its work
bring it to T ie Times office
and Mr. Sen j mes will send
it to '
GUY A. POM
Manrrfactu ring Jeweler
Ad Wa tchmaker
SucrS8or t D. Lindquist
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Fordson Tractor
Following is partial list of
new parts installed:
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Cylinder Block, Pistons, Rings
Crank Shaft; Valves,
Field Coil. riiflWmtinl fVen
i Differential and Trarismi'
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any wear.
Has New Style Vaporizer Assembly, making
easy starting and more power. Priced to sell :
Maupin,
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$383-31
Wood-Tillotsoh Co.
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