Thursday, May 26,1927."
THE MAUPIN TIMES
HERE IT
-'The price you have
Long; Waited for but
Never Expected
All Wool
Made-to-Order
TWO-PIECE
Suits!
15, MEN!
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Simnasho yesterday and while her
"dickered" with the Richmond! for
a new Chevrolet car.
Carl Pratt and wife returned form
Astoria Saturday' evening. They
left the city at the mouth of the Co
lumbia Friday and drove through.
Mist Florence Mathews came op
from Philomath college to attend
the graduation of her sister. Miss
jBerta Mathewt. She returned to ber
.studies on Tuesday '
Miss Edna Poison, who has been
teaching in a school near Portland,
arrived yesterday evening and will
spend a few days visiting iwth the
Job Crabtrea, family before pro
ceeding to her home at Madras.
WEBB DOING FINE AT TYCH
Former O. W. Section Foremai
la Business for Himself
Now
$2 1 .75
Any 3-Piecc Suit
or Overcoat
$25-75
Single Pants, $8.25
WILL RECRADE PART OF
THE WAP1NITIA CUT-OFF
Five Thousand Yar3 of Earth to Be
f Moved la Railing Grade
and oa Cushions.
E. R. Webb, for a number of
year in charge of the 0. W. section
at this place, is enjoying a fine trade
in a grocery and meat market at
Tygh Valley. Ernest has a nice
stock of groceries and lately pur
chased the stock and good will of
the Lee Jackson meat market. He
has insctalled a Frlgidaire refrigera
tor and now is able to keep his meats
and vegetables fresh for an indefi
nite period.
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When you consider that the quality is all wool
and that every garment 4s tailored to your indi
vidual measure with a guarantee of absolute sat
isfaction, you will realize that this is the greatest
offer of the year.
COO SAMPLES TO SELECT FROM
ALL AT THE SAME PRICE
You Save $15.00
Why Pay More? They're All .Wool
R. E. Wilson Co.
Member "Affiliated Buyers."
The contract for graveling the
Wapinitia cut-off has been let to a
Washington firm of road builders.
Before graveling operations begin
it will be necessary to raise the grade
of some sections of the road and to
build cushions on others. It is esti
mated that it will require at least
, 6,000 yards of earth to be moved in
the work. The engineer in charge
has been in consultation, with II. M.
, Greene of this place and it is possi
ble ho will be given a contract on the
regrado work.
Helen W.borf "Hollow" Girl.
No, Horatio, that voice which
answers your telephone call in not
possessed by a concert singer. It is
Miss Helen Weberg who asks your
number you want. Miu Weberg is at
the switch board of the local tele
phone exchange and her service in
tha tcapacity is favorably com
mented upon by all subscribers and
users of the line.
Yasco la Health Column.
A bulletin recently sent out by
the State Board of Health designa-
i tcs Wanco as being one of the' most
healthful counties ia the state. Out
of a total of 523 cases reported foJ
the wik ending May 21 ,pnd rang-1
Ing all the way from chickenpox to
whooping cough, Wasco county is re
ported as having but five cases, they
being measles.
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Home From Business College. ,
Miss Genevieve Hunt, ho has been
attending, the Bcnhke-Walker Busi-
ncss college in Portland, came home
yesterday. Her mother and brothers
went to Portland after her. - Before
returning home Miss Hunt under
went an operation for the removal
of her tonsils. This was found
necessary before she could receive
trcatmnt for her eyes
Leo Jackson Soils Out.
L. F. Jackson, who, for some time
past has been conducting a meat
market at Tygh Valley, has disposed
of his shop and equipment to E. R.
We1b who will operate in that line
in our neighboring village. Just
what Lee will do do in the future we
have not learned, but it is a cinch he
will not remain idle a great while.
Hunt Buys Fitzpatrick Wool.
W. E. Hunt recently purchased the
Fitzpatrick & Son clipp of wool. The
Mutton Mountain Sheep company re
cently sheared between 9,000 and
10,000 pounds from their flocks, all
of which Mr. Hunt took off their
hands and now has it stored in the
Warehouse. Besides this clip Mr,
Hunt has purchased several farmers'
clip of wools.
Mrs. Roy Batty 111.
Report had it the first of the week
that Mrs. Roy Batty had suffered i
slight stroke of paralysis. Invest!
itgaon proved the report to be
unfounded, but her physician says
that the lady was threatened with
such a calamity. At this writing
Mrs. Batty is improving.
, Taking advantage of the market
for cattle is on thing Deo Woodsid
does. Last Saturday be, in company
of O. S. Walters, Wm. Foreman, and
Franz Confer, took five carloads of
fat kine to the Portland market
Foreman had two ears, tha others
one each.
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W have begun to believe that a
man's friends arc numbered accord
ing to the number of dollars he
possesses. If man is worth
million the whole world kow tows to
him; if he is working from hrnd to
mouth his friends make their friend
ship known about pay day.
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Now that the contract has been'
let for graveling the Wapinitia cut
off, we expect Maupin's leading
road builder, H. M. Greene, to get In
'ind get a good slice of the work to
dot - Greene constructed a stretch of
that road bed and it is said that his
work was the best on the job.
Ben Fraley's offer to le anyone
use his shop and tools wherein and
with whieh to do their own auto re
pairing i meeting with response.
Many of his old customer are taking
advantage of the offer and, as a con
sequence, his shop present the ap
pearance of a big city garage.
Maupin's dealers in ice cream are
bewailing the cool weather. Last
year at this time . all dealers were
taxed to supply the demand for the
cooling delicacy, but so far the trade
in ice cream is almost at a stand
still..
Charley Brown, owner and opera
tor of The Dalles-Maupin stage line,
Us authority for the story of that
woman, which this paper mentioned
a week or so ago as making absurd
statements concerning the stage
running in a circle off the road, has
been awarded the sum of $1,400 as
compensation for a scratched knee.
At that rate there is hardly a person
in Maupin but would have both
knees scratched for that sum. An
insurances company paid her claim.
Jefse Addington will be - J. W.
Temple's helper at the Maupin Motor
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Reservations and Information,
address Agent named below. i
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EDW, H. McALLEN,
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Read The Times,
year.
$2X0 the
Knight Back on the Job
Hugh Knight, who puts in some of J company's garage during the summer
PERSONAL MENTION
Ceo. Mallatt thnnsacted, business
at The Dalles Monday.
Mrs. Lster Crofoot was a
in The Dalles Monday,
visitor
F. J. Stuart transhacted business
at The Dalles last Snturdny.
Dee Talcott was Hlown from the
raich a short time yesterday morn
ing. Joo Riggles transacted business at
The Dalles a couple of days last
week.
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1 B. F. Turner arrived home from'
the Odd Fellows convention lost
Friday,..
r Alvo Hammer went to The Dalles
Tuesday and will care for his mother
for a time.
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Dee Woodside mado a trip to
Portland Saturday, returning on the
stage Tuesday.
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Clurence Alexander was trans
acting business iq Maupin a short
time yesterday.
Jake Davidson and wife drove in
from the ranch on a trading trip on
Tuesday evening. "
H. E. Hummer was called to The
Dalles on business Monday, com
ing: home on Tuesday.
Carl Dahl, with a couple of sheep
buyers, Messers. Buckley and Pow
ell, was in town Tuesday, i
Leo Jackon, who lately conducted
a meat market at Tygh, was in town
a ah6rt time yesterday morning.
Sheep Buyer Bohosky is in this
vicinity picking up the wherewith
by which to increase his Washing
ton flocks.
Rev. Matthews camo1 in from
histime while not engaged in his vacation. As a boost lor the boy
ranch lubors in Jim Chalmers' wagon ' we will say that all that desire their
shop, is again working at his bench, enrs washed and made look like a
Hugh is an expert wagon maker and new one, just give Jesse n chance to
haul-for the past few days has been kept show what he can do with a sponge
end a stream of water.
Crabtree Haulinj Wheat.
T, r.tllilMin V.aa Urn
iva, viuuucc lino lvvii ilui- .
ing some of his last year crop of rather busy overhauling farm ve
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wheat to the Maupin warehouse com- hides,
pany's plant this week. Quite at -
number of the Fla t raichers are j Passenger Agent CaJU.
holding thir wheat and we expect ; E. H. Allen, traveling freight and
that soon a large amount wtl bo I passenger agent for the O. W., wa3
hauled to town and shippd out.
Employed at the Bank.
Miss Alda Pugh, who graduated
from Maupin High school with the
class of 1927, is now employed in the
Maupin , State Bank. Miss Pugh is
through in her work and will prove
a valuable addition., to the bank's
clerical force.
Putting lD Windows.
Job Crabtree, who is noted all up
and down the country for his con
struction ability, is busy these days
putting in new windows the Wil
son store. Before the improvement
was mado the Hide of the store did
not have windows on the north,
therfore no light could come in.
Now with windows that sid8 of the
j store will have sunlight to light it
up. ,
a welcome caller at The Times shop
yesterday. Mr. McAllen is station
ed at Bend and makes regular visits
to all towns on the line of his rail
road. While here he attended to
his company's business at WTapinitia.
BIG ROUNDLfP AT
Tygh Valley
Fair Grounds
JUNE 11 and 12
There Will be Steer Rid
ing, Horse Races Chariot
and Roman Race, Wild
Horse Race, and many
otheir Events.
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EVERETT WILSON, MANAGER
Lay.'ng Pipe Line.
Dee Talcott is laying about 300
feet of pipe from his water tower to
the hog lot Do has a fine well
and windmill and keeps the tank on
the tower full at all times, thus in
suring plenty of water both for do
mestic and stock use.
Installed New Oil Tanks.
' George., TUlotson has
three new oil tanksat his garage.
The receptacles are painted white
and havo been placed on the con
crete foundation betwen the gas
tanks. '
It has been said that "the prayers
of the righteous shall prevail." We
realize the truthfulness of the nro
verb, and further state that those
prayers, coupled with the real truth.
will have a great deal to do with
proving the innocence of two wrong
fully accused men.
Those of our ronchers who are
debating their exhibits at the coming
fair are advised that there will be
four days of the exposition this year.
New accomodations will be provided
for exhibits and an entertainment
program, better than ever before, is
in view. Secretary-Manager Gillis
is leaving no stone unturned to make
this the best fair ever held in Wasco
county, and knowing hia go-getter
nature,, we do. not hesitate to say
installed l tnat n's prophecies will be worked
out to the satisfact on of a'l
Armax Ducco Flashlights. Will
l Will not break. ,$1.30 complet with
Fair Ground Pavil'n I
SATURDAY, JUNE Cr
Dane and Show
...
This dance is the thirfl of the Diamond Ring ser
ies and will be one of the best of season. Music by
Plyler's Orchestra
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Rin-Tin-Tm the Wonder Bog in
Tracked Snow Country
The film offering depicts the famous Rin:Tin-Tin
in an absolutely new role and the story carries all
to the land of the frozen north, where men are
men and where the Royal Monted Police hold full
sway and yield absolute power.
' Shaw starts promptly at 8:00 o'clock p .m.
Admission to Show ...L;.20 cents and 40 cents
batteries at the Maupin Drug Store. ! Read The Times-eet the news.
TO ALL HOLDERS C?
SECOND LIBERTY LOAN BONDS
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
AH outstanding- Steosd Llbrtr Loan
prr tnt bonds of W!-42 (Second 4
and all outstanding- Second Liberty Lean
Converted 4 4 per sent bonds at 15)27-41
(Seeond 4Vs re ealled lot redemption
on November la, 127, pursuant to the
terms of their Issue... Jntwc t on ail
Second 4's and Second 4 ' wilt etaae on
aid redemption ('ate. November IS, 1V27.
Holders of Second 4s and Second
4Vs will be rati led to have the bonds
redeemed and paid at par on November
IS, 1927. Sucb holders mi, however,
bi advanc of November 15, 1121. k
offered the privilege of exefcaiiBinsr all or
part of their bonds for oter int rest- ,
bearing obligations of the United States.
Holders who desire to avail themselves
of the exchange privilege, if and when
announced, should recinest their bank or
trust eompany to notify tbem when
Information regarding the exchange offer
ing is received.
Farther Information may be) otslne4
from anv Federal Reserve Uenk or branch,
or from the Commissioner of the Publ'e
Debt, Trsasury Department, Washington.
A. W. MELLON,
Secretary of the Treasury.
Washington, Iay 9, 1327.
WAPIN1XJ&
I. O. 0. F.
Lodge No. 209, Maupin, Oregen
meets every Saturday night in I. 0.
0. F. hall. Visiting members-always
welcome.
0. F. RENICK, N. G.
E. R. RICHMOND sec y.
Crandall Undertaking Co.
-QUIET SERVICE-
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The Dalles, Oregon.
Phone 35-J
-LADY ASSISTANTS-
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DRIVE IN
AND DO YOUR OWN WORK
AT THE MAUPIN GARAGE
Tools, and Help if Needed
You can do your own work.- We
" will furnish' the tools and charge
only a minimum amount for floor
space. , Help furnished if you need
it on your worK. , i
B.D. FRALEY
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