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Deoend on the MeinD
Who DeDend on Yon X
7RHOW much does the
Lpcddler' value your
good will?
7RHe is here today and
Hgone tomorrow. To
day's customers are to
morrow's memories
TRYour dissatisfaction
Miieans nothing to the
peddler. He is off to
new fields. He is a once
over man.
(TjTConsider this with
esllyour local dealers'
position; they must have
your good will. Not a
transaction between you
and your local stores is
complete until you are satisfied.
(TjTDissatisfaction on your part
sl means the probable loss of
a good, steady customer,the loss
of customers, influenced by by
your dissatisfaction. No estab
lished merchant can alford the
short-sighted policy that would
leave you other than thorough"
ly satisfied.
7T True, the peddler
often gives an elab
orately worded guaran
tee, but have you ever
known any one who has
ever secured an adjust
ment thru such a guar
entee? (7T It has been proven
vite by a large number
of bankers and lawyers
that in most cases such
guarantees are practic
ally valueless. Besides,
with whom will you deal to get ac
tion on your guarantee? How can
its provisions be enforced? Play
safe. Depend on the men who de
pend on you. Buy your merchan
dise from your home stores.
YOUR lcal merchant carries
staple poods, known from
coust to coast. Back of his
merchandise is a well estab
lished, reputable wholesaler
ready to makt; good any de
fective merchandise to his cus
tomer, your home merchant.
Dack of the wholesaler is the
manufacturer, who will make
good to the wholesaler any de
fective merchandise. Estab
lished business prizes the good
name of its products and you,
in dealing with your local mer
chant, enjoy this triple assur
ance of fair treatment and
good merchandise-
after spending some time in I
this section with relatives and
friends
The Renick and Wilson fami
lies spent Sunday last among the
shade and cool breezes of Clear
creek. While there Oscar man
aged to entice 16 fine mountain
trout to take his lure.
Miss Evelyn Henton. who has
been attending school at Port
land, arrived here Tuesday and
will spend a vacation with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Hen-
ton, on upper Bakoven. '
The Rainbow cafe in now blaz
oned to the world by means of a
beautiful sign, depicting a scene
on the Deschutes with a rainbow
over the hills. It was designed
and painted by Mrs. B. F. Turn
er and is a real work of art.
Dr. W. A. Short is in town
this week taking care of his den
tal patients. He is at the Home
Hotel over Wilson's ' store, and
will remain until the 31st. Dr.
Short will return some time in
beptember. Watch tnis paper
for notice of his coming.
The Richmond service station
has installed the latest thing in
oil tanks. There is a battery of
! eight square oil receptacles, each
filled with motor oil, and are lo
cated on the curb between the
two gas pumps. The new tanks
add greatly to the facilities and
appearance of the station.
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East Maupin News
For the vacation after harvest, a com
plete line of
CAMP
EQUPMEMT
INCLUDING:
COMPANY
The New Kittle Kamp Bed . . .
The Tourist Camp Stove . . . .
The Coleman Stove Deluxe . . .
Camp Tables ......... 7.50
Camp Chairs . ; . . . . . . SI T.50
SI 6.50
7.0O
12.50
Outing Clothes and Shoes. If in need
try Shattuck's, we have it.
Maupin's Leading Merchants
ISHATTUCK BROS
Bilty Fischer was down
his ranch on Monday.
from
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LOCAL AND PERSONA!
Milo Wood and wife visited
Shaniko on business Monday.
tia was a visitor at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. George Til
lotson on Tuesday.
Mrs. George Tillotson accom
panied her parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Harry Lewis on visit with Du
fur friends Sunday last.
Grandma Morris ot The Dalles
visited a fews day thia week at
the home of her son, H&rve Mor
ris, on the lower Flat section .
Sawyer Service picture develop
ing at Maupin Drug Store.
Bring in your work.
Clifford McCorkle of the upper
Flat was in town a short time
yesterday morning.
' Lester Kelly and family en
joyed the scenery at the Warm Mrs. Everett Richmond has
Springs agency last Sunday. returned to her Maupirf home
o" after spending two weeks M
Latest style Ever Ready flash-1 Clear Lake, coming in Sunday,
light, large size, complete with! o
batteries, $1.25 at Maupin Drugj Jack Staats left yesterday for
Store. I Swim and from there will go
o .further back in the mountains
Everett Richmond and hia un
cle went to Clear Lake Sunday
ufter the family of the first
named.
Mrs. W. H. Staats left yester
day morning, via stage, for Port
land, where she goes on a busi
ness trip.
George Morris and wife were
among Maupinites. who enjoyed
a Sunday outing at Clear Creek
last week.
Andy Holt, who conducts the
Moody ranch on upper Rrkeoven,
was in town on a business mis
sion Tuesday,
Mrs. Harry Lewis of Wapini-
I on a two weeks' recreation trip.
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Take a kodak with you on your
vacation. You can get an East
man at the Maupin Drug Store.
J. C. Thrall came over from
The Dalles on Mo'nday and made
arrangements to advertise his
auction business with The Times.
0. D. M3rtin, manager of the
Sunset 'garage at The Dalles,
was in Maupin in the interests
of the Oldsmobile car on Monday.
Franz Confer came in , from
Portland on Tuesday, accompany
ing Grandma Derthick, who had
been visiting relatives in the) big
city. :.
Winifred and Ralph Kaiser
went to lone last Saturday and
spent the week there with rela
tives. They will return home
Sunday.
Richmonds began hauling sheep
guano from the W. E. Hunt
ranch yesterday. They have or
ders for three carloads from
Hood River parties.
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S. A. Brezeau, better known
as "Allie" by his Shaniko
friends, with his father was a
caller in" Maupin Tuesday. He
came over on legal business.
Wm. Ellersick and wife from
Bonnes Ferry, Idaho, are guests
at the hoe of Mrs. Ellersick's
niece, Mrs. George Morris.
They arrived hef last Saturday.
Lester Crofoot went to Fort-,
land Friday last for the purpose
of takine examination for the
position of track walker on the
0. W. & N. Ry. He returned
Tuesday afternoon!
Lester Kelly was at Madras a
tiime last Sunday. He reports;
that wheat around that section
asv being almost a failure, it go
ing1 but from two to seven
bushels to the acre.
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Timothy Brownhill, spent Snn
day wifch his old friend, W. A.
Staats. Mr. Brownhill will soon
leave for x Puente, California,
where he conducts a newspaper,
Jack Wise is in from the moun
tains for a few days. "
Miss Gladys Martin has return
ed from a few weeks' visit at
Sherars.
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Frank Brown and family have
moved to east Maupin, now oc
cupying the Seufert cottage.
Mrs. Jack Pullen accompanied
her husband on the work train,
which is here for repair work.
Andrew Cunningham and wife
and Frank Brown and wife visit
ed at the Mott ranch Tuesday
night.
Grandma Morris of Dufur
visited her daughter, Mrs. Hat
tie Davison, at Hotel Kelly on
Monday.
Lester Crofoot successfully
passed an examination as track
walker and has been assigned
the Cove Creek section. He
went up yesterday.
H. E. Fischer and wife, taking
little Verna Lea with them, visit
ed the Fischer family at Trout
man's ranch Tuesday. While
there "Dad" indulged in his
longing to catch a big rainbow
trout.
David Morisy left for Portland
Sunday afternoon, after spend
ing a few months at Hotel Kelly.
Mr. Morisy is an ardent fisher
man and his st3y here was to
gratiy a longing to land many big
redsides. He was successful
catching the limit many times,
WERNMARK
SHOE STORE
Shoes and Repairing
I Waico County's Exclusive
Shoe Store
Shoes for the
Whole Family
General Repairing
The Dalles, Ore.
Phone your news to The Mau
pin Times.
" .. -
LaGrande lets Bewer and side'
walk contracts.
Church Services
MAUPIN
Sunday School at 10:00 a. m.
Mrs. C. W. Semraes, Supt
Preaching at li:0O a.m.
Preaching at 8:00 p. m.
Prayer meeting Friday even
ing at 8:00, in Odd Fellows Hall.
WAPINITIA
Sunday school 10:00 a, m.
Preaching at 11:00 a. m.
Christian Endeavor, 7:00 p.
m.
Prayer meeting Thursday at
8: p.m.
A banner will be given at the
end of this year to the Sunday
school having the highest aver
ageattendance. W. A. Mershon, Pastor.
Light Fingered Gentry
People who seem to havei
saraething in their fingers which
attracts property of others have
been busy in Maupin lately. One
of the latest to report depreda
tions of this class is W. H.
Williams. Bill neatly packed his
auto tools in a box Friday night
and placed the receptacle on his
work bench. Sunday morning
he went to the garage after a
particular tool and discovered
that box, tools, and all had van
ished. Whoever took the out
fit did not leave a single wrench,
plier or anything else for Bill to
, HARTWIG'S
FLOWER SHOP
"Merchants oj Beauty"
Flowers for All
Occasions
The Dalles. Phone 794
in
work with. Bill is
about it just now.
pretty mad
For &le
200 course wool 'ewes. For
particulars write or phone A. B.
Mathews, Sherars Bridge, Ore
gon. 37-13
Piano For Sale Near Maupin
Bates Shattuck Appears
In Magazine Pictures
The current issue of the
Sportsman and Fancier, a sport
ing publication devoted to fishing
and hunting, contains, several
pictures of Bates Shattuck. One
of the pictures depicts Bates
standing behind a large catch of
trout, another landing a fish
while the third shows the catch
made by the Maupin man at
Gold lake. The first two were
taken at Rosary lake. The story
accompanying the pictures is by
"Old-timer," whoever that may
be.' , . .
Beautiful high grade piano to
be sold at once. A real bargain.
Terms $10 monthly. If inter
ested in particulars write Cline
Piano Co., 66 Front St., Portland
Oregon. 36-t4
Buy
Non-Detonating
UNION GAS
AND
Aristo Motor Oil
UNION OIL GO.
OF CALIFORNIA
The Dalle? .- Oregon
Your Watch Haywire?
If it is not doing its work
bring it to The Times office
and Mr. Semmes will send
it to
GUY A. POUND
Manufacturing Jeweler
and Watchmaker
Successor to D. Lindquist
THIi DALLES - - OREGON
For Sale -A Florence oil
stove, five burner, with oven.
Mrs. L. B. Woodside, Maupin
Oregon.
For Rent -Farm, 85 acres
summer fallow ready to sow. 27
acres alfalfa. Place has good
well water and fair building.
Ranch is known as the A. B.
Wamley place. If interested
see Fen Batty at Maupin, Ore.
; , .. 28-u;
Richmond's
Service Station
(As you come into town)
Gas, Oils,
Accessories
I
Free Air and Water
TRUCK
For Heavy Hauling
AGENT FOR.
CHEVROLET
Cars and Accessories !
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Public. Courtesy in
Every Deal
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