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About The Maupin times. (Maupin, Or.) 1914-1930 | View Entire Issue (June 9, 1927)
THE MAUPLV TIMES Pip Fivl Parlor Service Golden West Coffee, 3-lb tin !.$1.50 Golden West Coffee, Mb tin.. 52c Golden West Coffee, 5-lb tin .......l...l$2.45 11 Bars White Wonder Soap......45c 3 Bars Borax, Refined Soap .23c 1 pkg. Wonder Foam Powder..-..40c 1 Galvanized 12 qt. Pail .... .25c v $U5 value for 98c K. C. Baking Powder, 1 (Mb tin ...................$1.35 Calumet Baking Powder, 10-lb tin ...$1.65 Postum Cereal, 12-oz. package 23c Ghirardclli's Ground Chocolate, 1-lb tin-. .35c Ghirardclli's Ground Chocolate, 3-lb tin... ...... $1.00 Ghirardelli's Ground Chocolate, 10-lb tin........$3.25 Tru Blu Household Crackers, 3-lb box........ 45c Tru Blu Graham Crackers, 4"2-lb box '. 80c Kcllog.Corn Flakes, per pkg ....10c Postosties (Corn Flakes), per pkg.. . J. ....10c Shredded Wheat Biscuits, 2 pkgs..,. 23c Grape Nuts, 2 pkgs... .:.... ...35c Cream of Wheat, per pkg........ 25c Fancy heedless Raisins, 4-Ib pkg...... .....39c Van Camp Pork and Beans, med. tins... 10c Van Camp Pork and Beans, large tins .20c Happy Vale Alaska Salmon, 1-lb tin, 2 for 35c Wesson and Mazola Oil, per gal. tin. ...w...$2.03 No. 10 tins Brookdale Apples, per tin.. . 50c No. 10 tins Brookdale Pears, per tin..... L...60c No. 10 tins Brookdale Plums, pectin.. . ..50c No. 10 tins Brookdale Peaches, per tin 63c Parlor Grocery PERSONAL MENTION 110 East Second Street, The Dalles, Oregon Ed. Matthews made a business trip to The Dalles Tuesday. Tony Connolly was In from the rancii a short time Monday morning. , Harvey Morris and wife trans acted business at The Dalles Tuesday. Alonzo Dunji of this place was a business visitor at Shaniko last Sunday. ' a John Morow of White River was visiting relatives in Maupin last Saturday. Misses Helen and Lda Weberg accompanied the Broughtona to The Dalles on Monday. ; ' Mrs. C. L. Morris arrived Sun day and is a guest at the home of her son, George L. Morris. Gail Erisley and Jim Nelson of Dufur were in Maupin Monday evening on business matters. Anton Seifert spent several days of this week at The Dalles attending to business matters. Jno. McCorkle made one of his periodical trips to town from his Juniper Hat ranch, on Monday. Chris Poison, old-settler of Tygh Valley , was transacting business in Maupin on Monday. Miss Jean Wilson is visiting with relatives in Portland. She expects to be there two weeks. Tom Connolly, one of our lead ing theepmen, was in from his Bakeoven ranch Monday morn ing. ' Estel Stovall , assisted the Plyler orchestra with his drums at the dance at Grass Valley last Saturday night. - Zenus Watkins tore himself away from his Tygh Valley busi ness long 'enough on Monday to pay a visit to Maupin. Lee Jackson, late meat dealer at Tygh,. but who is moving from that place to The Dalles, was a visitor in Maupin on Mon day. , - '. L. V. Broughton and wife, and the tetter's father, Philip Gro shaw, went to The Dalles Mon day, going there for the purpose of taking Mr. Groshav to a physician. EAST MAUPIN NEWS Mr3. L. D. Kelly and daughter, Doris, left for Portland on Mon day morning for the purpose of attending the fenerd of A. B. Manley. Mr3. L. Fischer is again able to attend to her store after an illness, which incapicitated her from her business several days of last week. Mr. Milncr,,who spelled R. B. Bell while the latter was on his vacation last month, fished and spent a time with friends in East Maupin last week. ; Oxo oooooooooooo oo oo xO o ELEVEN YEARS AGO o OxooooooooooooooooooxO Jack Weiss spent a few days at Hotel Kelly last week. j Mrs. Clark Richardson visit ed with friends at East Maupin last Saturday. X , Mrs. Rose Miller of Portland was a guest of Mrs. 0. J. Wil liams last weejc . , Bob Fortune has completed his job at the Hunt sheep camp and is in town again for a time. 4 Verne Fisher assisted Wood cock Bros, at the power plant a day or so the first of the week. Our correspondent was on the sick list last week, threfore the absence from these columns of news from East Maupin. ' John McMillan came down from the ' Fargher . ranch on Monday and went to The Dalles for medical treatment. From The Times June 9, 1926 , Subscriptions for the Tygh Val ley fir are being taken by F. C. ' Butler and A. A. Bonney lor the purpose of forming a corporation to buy a permanent fair grounds. , A meeting of'the stockholders has been called for June 17, at 1 o'ekx-k at Tygh Valley. allie Duncan , of Wamic, whi!e at work at Mulvaney & Sons' will, had his leg badly bruised last Tues day. The accident occured when a lumber cart was Bpt and thrown upon him. "Susan's Home" is the name of a littla city-to-be, located about six miles west of Waplnitia. It con sistes of a couple ef dwellings, a school house and a tent It is ex pected that in the course of 30 of 40 days water wil reach the flat through a large irrigation ditch now nearing completion at Susan's home. J. R. Woodcock was asessing the people of Smock Tuesday. This completes his territory and he goes to The Dalles with the assessment books on Wednesday. Last Sunday Maupin defeated the Maroons at Dufur by a score of 12 to 10. Next Sunday Gateway cones here for a game. Games scheldaled so far are: June 11, Gateway at Maupin; June 18, Mord at Moro; June 25, Dufur at Maupin. The Criterion correspondent to the Times says that as the J. B. ' Kidder home was passed last Sun day, a horse waa observed wearing a saddle, which had been pt on krong end to. Pil!i;!illl!ll!l!illl!!Ullli!ll!M ) Camping Season j J is Here 1 Crandall Undertaking Co. -QUIET SERVICE- The Dalles, Oregon., Phone 35-J o- -LADY ASSISTANTS- We carry all the necessary supplies to make the s season's trip a success. ' 5 AUTOMOBILE AND GENERAL MACHINE WORK Cylinder Grinding, Truing Crankshafts, Making , Fktonsand Rings, Bearings All sites Made to Order , ' SHEET METAL WORKERS ' 1 Cca&leie Line of Parts for All Makes of Cars ELECTRIC and OXY-ACETYLENE WELDING REAPja GALLOWAY Of Utf feKbl 8tMt 400 Tka DalU. Oreaoa Pima 38S-J Tygh Valley Fair Ground SAT.-, JUNE 111 ' IRJLX Sfte DEVIL HORSE " " - i- --, - . i ' ( .- Both of these pictures are late releases and aire being shown for the first time in this section. Each is full of action $nd each carries a theme of sentiment to please all sum., june 1 2 156e FLAMING FRONTIER Shows 5tart 7:5 Admission 25c-50c r- - "" ,T " '; RoricVs Serenaders from The Dalles will furnish Music for Saturday-Sunday Dances Auto Trunks - .$5.95 s Luggage Carriers : $15 S 2-Gallon Canvas Water Bags $1.00 s 2-Quart Blanket Canteen .95cs 6-Quari Blanket Canteen '. $1.45 g 8-Quart Blanket Canteen $L63 g Mess Kits, reclaimed :... ...15c g Knives, Forks and Spoons ...... ... .:......l;..........15c 5 Scout Pack Sacks Lv..........r.: 95c g Camp Grates ........J.. ........... 35c 2-Butner Gasoline Camp Stove ....... ....... ......$4.95 g Coleman Stoves $7.95 -Auto Cushions $1.00 and $1.25 s Sailor Bags .........95c Camp Blankets IX.. - - 95c s Steel Folding Camp Bed, 48x71 ; ..$7.95 s Folding Mattresses ...........45.95 arid $6.95 Canvas Cots....;... :.. ..... ..t$3.25 1-GaHon Thermos Jugs $1.89 s H 4-Pound Army Blankets ....$4.95 g TENTS OF ALL KINDS s Khaki Auto Tents , B 7x7, 10 ounce $9-10 7x9, 10 ounce : - $11.15 White Auto Tents ' . g 7x7, 10 ounce - $7.10 g 7x9, 10 ounce - - $8.65 js Tarpaulins M 7x7, 10 ounce -$1.70 7x10, 10 ounce . $2.65 s ' 7x14, 10 ounce $3.25 10x12, 10 ounce - -$3.50 g Also other larger sizes. , . White Wall Tents- . 4 - 1 7x7, 3-foot wall, 10 ounce : $6.65 g 8x10. 3-foot wall 10 ounce $8.30 Wxl2, 3-f oot wall, 10 ounce 1. $10.1 s 12x14, 3-foot wall, 10 ounce : :..'...$14.95 S Also larger sizes! Canvas Stools 45c Headquarters ARMY GOODS STORE I Here Tomorrow v FRIDAY, JUNE 10 Uhe Ideal " .Follies Pretty Girls Entrancing Dances Frolic Fan High Class Singing Pot-Pourri and New York's Latest in Refiued Entertainment At American Legion Hall 'Prices: 25 cents-50 cents "7 2 MC EST Grass Valley, Oregon Saturday, June 18 Sunday, June 19 All kinds of Horse Races. Baseball Games. Horses from Wasco, Sherman and Gilliam Counties. DANCE CARNIVAL Race Admission 25c-50c I C. M. PLYLER Man'gr SECOND artd WASHINGTON THE DALLES 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- . B. D. FRALEY Si hi mini 9
