Phain Store Prices
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JUST A FEW ITEMS TO SHOW OUR
EXTREMELY LOW PRICES:
M'OUNI) PACKAGE SEEDLESS RAISINS OHQ
Per package V
CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUPS J? Op!
Six cans for tiui
HULK MACAUONT, as good as made anywhere, p '
per pound . OL
PEAS "HAW" BRAND the equal m ;ny other pa- kid, 1 J p
at this stcre per can A
MONOPOLE SWEET POTATOES- 10
better than fresh ones, can 10 1'
SLICED PINEAPPLE, Size 22 ?)H
per can here " i
R. E
Local and Personal
J. W. Temple was at Tygh scv
end days this week.
H. M. Greene spent a few days of j
last week in The Dalles.
J. M. Chastain was in from
ranch on business Tuesday.
the
Miss Carmi'l Woodcock of Wantlc
culled on Maupin relatives Saturday.
Hugh Wood wns in from his Tygh
Vulley ranch a few hours on busi
ness Tuesday.
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Mrs. Ethel Magill, with her daugh
ter, Naoma, were In Maupin from
Wumlc lust Saturday.
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P. B. Driver, roud supervisor on
,thc Wamic section, wns in from that
place on business Tuesday.
Prof. Nagel hitched up his Ford
and took in tho sights of The Dalles
last Saturday and Sunday.
Dr. Elwood was called to Wamic
Saturday and ngnin Sunday to at-1
tend to a couple of hick patients. luting around Maupin for a few
o dnys. Hank naysthe climate around
John McCorkle and wife wore in Skamania, Washington is not ns sa
from their Juniper Flat ranch and ( Iulu ious as that of this section, be
transacted business hero on Monday, i sidcu he has more friends here-
R. H. DeCnmp arrived home Mon
day after a visit of several weeks
with his sons and families at Port
land. Mrs. Lucilc Cantrell and little
dnughter visited with relatives and
friends at Tho Dalles Saturday and
Sunday
LEGION flALL
$n jta., Jan. 16
HAROLD LLOYD
IN
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Admission
Heaven's
Sake" :
J linvc computed nrrrncm(.'nts with a Grocery Jobber in Portland
whereby we are enabled to buy on the same basis as any chain
store. This will enable us to give you prices and quality that no
one else in Maupin can give you. Every v. hen: obsolete bi:.sincsa
methods arc thing way to the modern. credits, which tend
to raise costs make the man who pays help to pay for those who
fail to pay their bills.
We believe there are enough people in this vicinity who want
their dollars to purchase all they possibly can. At the prices we
will make you, you can afford to borrow money to pay your gro
cery bills each month.
. WILSON CO.
PHONE MAIN 271
I R. K. Wilson came home Saturday
evening after making a business trip
to Portland and stoying there 'a few
days last week.
F. D. Stuart and wife motored to
The Dalles Sunday, going there for
the purpose of taking Mrs. Beck
with to a hosital.
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Ben Fraley shook off the responsi
bilities of the leading cafe of South
ern Oregon and went to The Dalles
on business Monday.
James Woodcock and wife are en
joying the sights and pleasures of
Oregon's biggest city, Portland, they
hnving gone down Sunday.
Hugh Knight has returned from
his Christmas visit with home folks
at Wnshougal, Washington, and is
now putting in 'his time at Criterion.
I. H. Sheer, wife and little son
were in Maupin consulting with Dr.
Elwood Sunday. Mr. Sheer latly in
jured a leg while working on the
highway.
"Uncle" Hank Hurphnm is circiv
j abouts, ,all of whicgh causes him to
yearn to bo here.
A. J. Baikham and Henry Seet
hoff arrived here from Metolius on
Wednesday to take charge of the
mill and are living at East Maupin
at the IlarriH building.
Word has been received that J. H.
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20c and 40c
.".,?!i!r!'-l?J,'!
McMillan, who has been at a hospi
tal at The Dalles the past six week3,
will be able to come to Maupin soon, '"
i although he will have to U3e crutches
for some time.
EAST MAUPIN NEWS NOTES
Bob Fortune i3 working for Webb, j and The Dallc3 and will continue o
n . ' 1 running on the same schedule as out-; Saturday night the I. O. O. F.
Chester Crabtree nTain is employ-' lined by Mr. Tabor, for the time be- lodge held its first business meet
cd on the railroad. ing. Charley is an old stage man ing since moving from Wapinitm.
o and will give patrona tho best sen-ice Quita a representation from Wanini-
Verne Fischer attended the. -salo
on Juniper Flat on Monday.
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Ira Kistner left for Two Springs
where he will stay a few days.
Vtrnc Fischer went to The Dalles
Saturday, accompanied by E. A.
Troutnian.
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Elmer Hornquist has returned
home after spendning the holidays
at Barlow, with folks.
The Phil Mott family spent Sun
day at the Andrew Cunningham
home.
Special on 50 cent boxes of sta- j
tionnry at 35 crnts. Maupin Drug
Store.
Bob Wilson III
Bob Wilson made a business trip
to Portland last week, returning on
Saturday evening. On the way
homo ho contracted n cold and for
a couple of days was confined to the
house. He suffered some with tho
prevailing sore throat, hut Bob has
so far recovered as to be able to be
at his duties r.t the store.
Good Pork
Hogs weighing between 180 and
230 pounds will ordinar.'ly produce
the best and most economical cuts
of meat for family use. 'JIams and
shoulders from such hogs will weigh
12 to 15 pounds, with loina and ba
con strips at about 9 or 10 pounds.
If the pig has been well fattened,
not only will he produce more lard
but also the flavor of the meat will
be improved. If the pig is given a
24-hour fast before slaughter, with
plenty of water available, the car
cass will drain more thoroughly and
1 produce a bettor product.
Shod Horses Al Tyfl'1
James Chalmers was called to
Tygh Valley last' Thursday to shoe
several horses on the Mays ranch.
Such is Jim's wcrk that his services
are in demand in llio horseshoeing
lino all over this aecrtion. . . :
At Tho Dalles Hospital
Mrs. Wm. BecW-ith went to Thp
Dalles hospital on Sunday bust in the
hope that treatment there will have
the effect of restoring her to health.
Mrs. Bwkwith has been under the
weather for somw time, and instcud
of getting better.1 continued on the
decline Her nvnny friends join in
the hope that aha soon may be re
stored lb good health'. ' ' " ' . ' "
Hd Finger Maided.
Last Sunday. While C. G. Matecr
was working on his Ford he was no
unfortunate as to git his hand
caught between a spoke and the
brake drum. The result was the I 8s- rranK fctuart receive a
Mateer is carrying around 8 very , m11 package the other day, con
aorc digit, one of his fingers having ! taining several thousand dollan, and
had to bear the brunt of the squeeze. ! Frank stated each bill was a3 g od as
I gold, being backed by Uncle Sam.
j Wiring Tygh Valley H.ll
j J. W. Temple was at Tygh Valley
several days this week, engaged in
' wiring the Odd Fellows hall there.
; Temple in an all around workman
. end his services are in demand when-
1 ever a really fine job of work is re-
i quired. Tyjrh recently was con-!
inected up with the White River
'power plant and nearly every busi -
i .. w, or,,i in tho tnwn
is now enjoying power and electric
lights.
Frcssi Martin III
Fressie Martin is the last Maupin
ite to join the ranks of those who
are suffering with the prevailing
sor? throat and hard cold. Monday
mornint this last victim found it
almost impossible to swallow, white
an intermittant cough attested the
fact that a cold had him in its grip.
As wc go to press Frcssic is some-
what better, iilthough still confined
to the house.
Shaituci; Down Again. I
Bates Shattuc't suffered with
quin.sey several day.? during the past;
two weeks.' llir amturon 1 caused
him to be around the store Friday, j
but on Saturday he suffered a re-;
lapse. Consequently he was con- j
fined to the house froni that day
until Tuesday, when he showed up (
for a short time. He's better, but j
eomewhat weak. j
Carl Pratt Around Again
j Carl Pratt wrenched one 01 nis
I limbs severely about three weeks
ago and for most of the intervening
i time ha3 been confined to the house,
He has so far recovered as to be
able to be around again and expects
IU SUUU resume ma inuu iwuic
I Change In Staje Ownership
' ' "M 1 r , . . . n Ua talfAH' Ltm. IVia
uaiit) uiuu iias miwii v.. w".
; stace line running between Maupin
1 possible.
I
i REBEKAH5 INSTALL OFFICERS
.
Odd Fellows' Sister Lodgewomen
.
Hav New Corps of Workers
Wapinilia Rebekah Lodge No. 194
held its regular annual installation
of officers last Wednesday evening.
Those who will serve in the various
capacities as such officers arc.
Nobel Grand Zuah Rcnick.
Vice Grand Julia Ward.
Secretary Margie Stuart.
Treasurer Elsie Beckwith.
R. S. V. G Julie Pratt.
R. S. N. G. Bertha Stovall.
R. S. V. G. Edna Ward.
L. S. V. G. May Crofoot.
Warden Eva Webcrg.
Conductor Leila Eutler.
Chaplain Mamie Bostrack.
I.' Guardian Grace Chalmers.
O. Guardian Vena Kaiser.
Margie Stuart was elected Degree
; "PlRln lor t0,,;mS -1
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o PICKED UP ABOUT TOWN o
Ooo 0000000000000000 00 O
Shakespeare said "The Play's the
Thing," and that saying was aptly
proven Friday night at the school
auditorium. When the underclass
-students show theaptitude for dra
matice as was shown that evening
old Shake was right in his declara
tion, according to the verdict of Jim
Woodcock. '
"Well, Mary, I'm glad you propos
ed to me anyway,", said Grandpa.
iThere are some men in Maupin who
(would be pleased to
say the same
I it-nvilo in sntnp wnnipn had thev the!
chance.
Rev. Hazen says the efforts of a
minister to instill Christianity into
the hearts of the people has its com
pensations. He is holding a series
of evangelistic meetings at the
church and the attendance is in
creasing nightly, which makes him
feel good.
Joe Kramer had good cause to
cuss- Sunday night. Just as he was
ready to throw a picture on the
the screen ono of Iris machines went
haywire. At 1'iat he did not cause
any long waits by using a single pro
jector. s
A Bakeovcn sheephorder came to
Maupin Saturday and caused many
I of our people to think he was tho
Istrawrler. searched for nil over the
' country. lie made himself conspicu-
and,
make
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Good goods come In small pack-
We could have stowed the whole
away i one of our pockets, so small
was it.
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L. V. Broughton has reason to bq
proud of his chess playing (X3
evenin TecentV he '''
acknowledged champion of this sec
twn R- W- Richmond, and at that
! he no Player but iust tude"t
! tn8 game. Some student.
Similarities of slogans occur in
j Maupin garages. Fischer says that
"when Fischer fixes your car it stays j
fixed." Temple's slogan is "if your !
: car can be fired Temple can fix it"
And at that both make claims that
borne out by their work.
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' A certain county commissioner
says it is the intention of the county
oara to make a new grade and fix
"P the Bakeoven-Shaniko road. It
' miht bs a good idea to carry out
. tUnt v...: 4....1 1.
ous by calling at residences
fchen admitted, ..j.J ,
himself at home.
'. u.iu ciuiu wor. ,1'ower company extends lines to out
; A drive ovr that highway at the ! side districts.
present times makes an auto driver
hold tight to the steering wheel and
watch his curves if he wants to keep
out of the canyon,
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From The Times Jan. 14, 1916
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The cold weather of the past two
j weeks still continues, accompanied
i .... ...
Dy snow, wnicn is now about six
inches in depth. The thermometer
reached zero the past two nights.
Sleighing is fine, the snow being dry
and sifty.
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The snow of the past three weeks '
has been more like the real article ;
since 1911-12, when the snow over
the Criterion section was nearly
f .. . I J 1 . , 1
luar iutt ui.up una lay cn me ground
for several weeks
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tia was present and greatly helped in
! the work. After the business meet
Mrs. Job Crabtree, while at the
.spring for water Wednesday morn
ing slipped on the ice and sprained
! one hip quite severely.
j ing a dance, free for all, was held,
: with music furnished by the Maunin
orchestra. During the evening a
delicious luncheon consisting of sal
ads, pic, cake and coffee was served.
Last Monday morning, while en
route to school Miss Herrling wa3
1 thrown from her cart, her head
hanging downward until Gertrude
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Mathes jumped out and stepped the
horse. Miss Herrling was compelled
to go .round on crutches several
da;-j afttr, owing to having a badly
sprained ankle. Criterion Cor.
OREGON NEWS NOTES
Klamath Falls 17 local sawmills
cut 404,300,000 feet lumber last
year, nearly 20 per cent above 1925.
Klamath Falls Building permits
for 1928 represented $2,905,818.
E'terprise Flour mill recently
l -r d with $35,000 loss, will bo Tr
Medford War Eagle mine, rich
j quicksilver property, to be incor
! porated for $2,000,000 by new own
ers.
Hillsboro National and Commer
cial banks consolidate, with $1,250,-
i 000 assets.
Salem Oregon Pulp & Paper
company plant will be doubled in
capacity by new additions.
Medford New "Mail Tribune"
radio broadcasting station ' KMED
went on the air Dec. 28.
Redmond Georges Hcbhs, high
school sotJhomore, raibtd $1,155
' crop from 31 acrea 192G
; jne Dalles is selected for Eastern
Oregon state tuberculosis hospital,
j Springfield The Mountain States
.
Portland Libby, McNeill & Lib
by will build biggest cannery in the
northwest, to handle 500,000 cases
the first year.
Baker Sumpter Valley R. R. re
tires $160,000 bonds through earn
ings. Salem Lee Hatchery and Poultry
Farm will hatch 350,000 chicks this
yearr.
For Sale
FORD
TOURING CAR
New Top,
Fair Rubber,
Hassler Shocks,
Strcmberg Carbuerator
Fischer's
Garage
MAUPIN, ORE
"When Fischer Fixes
Your Car It Stays '
Fixed.'
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