TllE MAUPIN' TIMES"
! -.'Personalities:
Hurry T. Lewis wui In from
Wapinltia ranch yestcrduy.
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J. II. Woodcock uml wife mndo a
luMlni'itu trip to Madras yesterday.
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A, Lincoln Hurtmnn wu in from
Wapinltia Wcdnosduy after a load
of freight.
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Truffle Afc-cnt Wright of the 0.
T. wan In Maupin on company bual
ncss Tuesday.
Wlllii Norvul accompanied Clyde
T. Bonnoy from Tygh to Maupin on
Tueduy afternoon.
Clyde T. Bonney was over from
Tygh Valley on buiineni with The
Timet office Tuesday.
Jack Morrow waa In from White
River Monday after a list of jrro
cedes with which to chase the wolf
from the door.
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Cus Dcrthlck and family .pent
hint Sunday with Mr. Dcrthick'e
parent, Mr. and Mm. C. L. Lofton,
at Tyifh Valley.
Mr;:. Goo. Gill came over from
Pufur lust Sunday and when the re
turned hud her mother, Mre. W. II.
Btaats with her.
Ivan Scheer and Guy Brittain
vi ere In town from Tygh Valley
Monday coming over to aee about
having a truck repaired.
"Bill" Cott and wife and their
duughter, Mm. Fred Miller, were ov
er from Shaniko and stopped in
Maupin a short time on Monday.
Dr. Short returned from a trip to
Portland Tuesday afternoon, he hav
lug gone to the big city to order a
complete dental office equipment
Howard Crawford and wife were
Maupin from Wamic on Monday,
ihey coming over for the purpore of
taking advantage of the Shattuck
sale.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Pugh return
ed to their home at Tygh Ridge last
S&turday they having fpent the
week with their
James Chalmers. ,
daughter, Mrs.
Curl Prutt and wife and his sister,
and futher, Mrs. B. W. Welch and C.
F. Pratt, attended the funeral of
Mrs. Pratt's mother, Mrs. Savage, at
Wamic ye:,terday.
EAST MAUPIN NEWS
Joe Hamilton of Waplnitia was
regii tered at Hotel Kelly lunt Thursday.
Curl Head from
in East Maupin a
day.
White River was
; hort time Mon-
Johnny Williams will begin work
on his new cabins just as soon as
the snow goea off.
Henry Cramer, the cigar man of
The Dalles, called .on East Maupin
customers on Thursday last
John McMillan has gone to the
Farghers', where he will take the
(lace of Herder Murphy who is ill,
for a short time.
the home of his ncice, Mrs. Jo&a
Williams, this week. George hw
been at Pine Grove the past few
months.
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Rev, Everett Hazen has wrested
the regained checker championship
from "Dud" Coale, proving that
championships are made only to be
taken away.
"Stub" Ll.ter has been working
out with some our best boxers lately,
getting into condition for the smoker
to be pulled off at the Legion hall
on February 3.
Rev. S. S. Turley and wife, evan
geliKts who are conducting a series
of revival meetings at the Maupin
'church, are gue U at Hotel Kelly,
having arrived Monday.
The Altar society of the Catholic
church entertained the choir mem
bers and their families at a compli
mentary dinner at Hotel Kelly Sun
day. Plates were laid for 24 persons.
George Richardson if visiting at
Who Are You?
We have received a couple
pieces of what i supposed to
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COME ON, PEOPLE! KEEP A COMING!
We've Only Just Started!
Greatest of All Wonderful Bargain Days Await You!
Shattuck Bros. ENTIRE Stock
On Sale for the First Time
AT STORE-WIDE REDUCTIONS!
A STUPENDOUS EVENT, right at the peak of the season, A
sale such as Maupin has never seen before. An event so im
mense that every family and person about Maupin and vicinity
will find it more than worth their while to visit this store and buy
while this gigantic store-wide sale offers them such an unprecedent
opportunities to make HUGE SAVINGS.
poetry and have been asked to pub
lish them. Neither piece was accom
panied by the name of the writer,
therefore, following a rule establish
ed by all newspapers, we must re
frain from printing until we are ad
vised who sent them to us. Don't be
afraid to let us know your names;
we will not publiuh them if you do
not care to have us do so, but we
must know who you are before we
can give room to your effusions.
Not Intentional.
In our writeup of the Freshman
play last week we inadvertantly
omitted mention of the work of
Glenn Alexander, who essayed the
part of "Ben Craige," a young lover,
who sought to imooth out the dilem
ma of the promoter of Romeo. ' That
young man carried himself like a
veteran and added greatly to the con
tinuity and happy ending of the
story. We wrote according to our
memory of the cut, and failed to
recall the fine work of Glenn.
Driving State Track.
Earl Crabtree has succeeded Gus
Derthick as driver of the state road
truck. Earl is a good man and Fore
man Addington is to be congratula
ted on being able to secure his ser-ices.
Important Wheat Shipping Point
The little town of Condon, 40
mile3 south from the Columbia river
n Gilliam county, claims to be one
of the largest primary shipping
points for wheat in the world. Dur
ing the current shipping season 760
carloads, embracoing 1,070,000
bushels, went from there and about
600,000 bushels are still in storage,
while considerable grain is yet to be
hauled in from tributary farms.
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SAT. PACKAGE SALE
Many patrons 've been pleased
with our Saturday package saU
and on Saturday, tbe 28th, we
will offar bigger and better
packages, guaranteed values
from all over the home, at
25c
ELECTRICAL
Have you electricity in your
home? Do these price appeal
to you?
Electrie Percolators $2.95
Electric Heater $2.69
Electric Iron $3.90
Electrie Waffle Iron $6 37
Table Stove $1.69
PRESSURF COOKERS
Wet Bend Heavy Aluminum
Double Bottom Waterlessfprea
ure) Cooker in 6-, 8-, and 10
quart ize, priced $5.50, $6.00
and $7.00, now
6-qt. $3.75, 8-10-qt $3.90
ALUMINUM PRESERVING
KETTLES
Heavy Aluminum Preserving
Kettle in 16- and 20-quart
sixes, complete with aluminum
lid, In "Wearever" and "Groat
Northern" quality, your last
chance to buy at
- $2.95
GROCERIES
Many new specials have been
added in our Grocery depart
ment. INVESTIGATE!
RANGES
One only Bridge & Beach Full
Cast Range, enameled front,
ilighthly used. This originally
told for $100, can be had for
$55.00
ALUMINUM WARE
Your choice of many fine uten
sils still remaining on this table
Value to $1.50,
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Saturday's Big Special
$100 Baking Dishes
25c!
Saturday, January 25th. we will sell In MM.,
ing $2.00 or over in any department, except groceries,
GLASS HEATPROOF BAKING DISHES and PIE
PLATES, regular price $1.00, for
LIMIT ONE TO A CUSTOMER
Lowered Shoe Prices
HIGH-TOP SHOES
Men. Full High Top Shoes,
Moccassin and Cap Toe, heavy
ole, Peters' "Diamond Brand."
Our regular price, $8.50 to
$9.00, price (mashed to
$6.95
WATERPOOF HIGHTOPS
Men's 16-inch Buckingham
& Hecht "Apache." full double
ole, moccasin toe, a splendid
value at $9.00 wo'll tell you a
pair for
$7.95
ROUNDUP BOOTS
Buckingham A Hecht, IH-in
heel. Cordovan fancy stitched
Cowboy Boots, just the thing
for you men who ride. A $12..
50 to $15.00 value, for
$7.95
BOYS' HIGH-TOP SHOES
Sties 2!i to 5's Boys' 12-inch
buckle top moccasin toe weath
er proof shoes, just right for
this kind of weather. Regu
larl $5.00, now
$3.95
LADIES' SHOES
Ladies' Oxfords and Straps,
patent, kid and chrome leath
ers. All our new late numbers,
priced regularly from $3.50 to
$6.50; during this tale at
$2.75 to $3.95
INFANTS' SHOES
Sixe O to 5's. A rather
large assortment , of infants'
shoes of the better grades, reg
ularly priced at $1.00 to $1.50,
now sold at
69c
IN THE MEN'S SECTION
MEN'S DRESS TROUSERS II MEN'S HATS
"Mayfield" brand guaran
ted all wool trousers in a var
iety of late fancy weave and
patterns) new fall colors very
reasonably priced at $5.50, now
$3.67
MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS
A big lot of Men' Fancy Mer
cerised, Rayon Silk and French
Flannel Shirt, to close out at
price from
75c to $2.75
MEN'S SPORT HOSE
Men, don't pas up our offer
ing in fancy hose Rayon
Silk and Cashmere, formerly
priced from 75c to $1.50, now
on sale at
49c
Genuine Nutria (fur) Felt hat
in plain and fancy bands, in
cluding some velours, $4.50 to
$5.50 regularly anywhere, but
priced at our Store-Wide tale
$3.00
DRESS GOODS
"Sun-Tub" and "Indian Head"
guaranteed fast color fabrics.
Just the thing for early spring
wear. Alway quoted near 50c,
durjng our sale
39c
SOISETTE
Plain and Figured Soisette.
This fabric it absolutely fast
and makes up beautifully. It is
priced regularly at 50c, it a
real buy at
35c
CORSETS
We offer, you a clote-out on
Cortett, such standard makes
as "Warner" and "LaRose."
Many numbers at $3.50 re
duced to
95c
It is reported that a prominent
young sheepman of this section re-
tntly came to town and procured a
gallon of the stuf prohibited by the
Volstad law. It waa during the re
cent cold snap and when he got to
his home and took hold of the Jug
it came to pieces, the contents hav
ing been frozen. It is possible the
high proof of the staff was too much
for the jug, and again it might Ire
the manufacturer placed too gener
ous a quantity oi aqua vitae in tne
jug and it was overcome by the cold
weather.
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John Confer is enjoying(T) all the
bleasings of bachelorhood there days,
his wife being the presiding genius
over the range at the Rainbow res
taurant Monday morning John
came down town prepared to sit In
at a game of penuchle. He was rest
ing in the restaurant when his better
half reminded him that a pile of
dishes required his attention at
heme. Like a dutiful help-mate John
ambled home and spent the better
part of the forenoon "righting up'
the sank and kitchen.
To make things easier for his wile
Lew Henneghan bought an electric
washing machine. Being new the ad
junct to the laundry hesitated to
start. In order to make it turn Lew
assisted the motor by applying a pipe
wTench to the drive shaft, dl com
bobolating a small connection. That
was replaced and when Mrs. Henne
ghan attempted to start the machine
the pump started to work overtime.
Instead of throwing a steady stream
the pump blew out the governing
plug and the water soon formed on
the porch floor. That part was re
placed and now Lew thinks his wife
has become reconciled to the power
laundry assistant..
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Parents have a right to know what
is transpiring in our schools. We
endeavor to get the news of school
activities each week and publish
them for the edification of those
parents who have children in school.
It is up to the teachers to supply the
news. Prof. Nagel has religiously
attended to that end of the matter,
but he must have the cooperation of
the other teachers. When a week is
missed the parents are not informed
what is going on at school. We ask
that all teachers, if they care to have
the activities of their departments
published, supply such to Mr. Nagel
to the end that due publicity may be
given in The Time
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That box social scheduled by the
'Maupin Community club promises
something out of the ordinary. Each
member of the club is out to outdo
the others in the beauty of the boxes
and the tempting contents thereof.
It is likely that F. C. Butler and N.
G. Hedin will be on hand and use
their persuasive powers as auction
eers and those who attend and do
not buy a box will indeed be beyond
the blandishments of those well
known "criers." The social will oe
held at Legion hall on Friday night,
January 27, and all are expected to
be there.
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Several men of Maupin have
already sent in their names as mem
bers of the Community club, and
several more are ready to become
members if properly approached.
The ladies need the assistance of
every man in Maupin and by the men
joining with them they will be able
to do more good than if they were
working alone. Membership fees are
but 50 cents a year, so, you husxy
males, dig up and thus help in a
good cause.
FINE GINGHAMS
"Gilbrae," "Kalbournio" and
Zephyr ginghams in some beau
tiful plaidt. Regular 50c to 75c
values
29c
CRETONNES
Soon be time to think of dra
peries. We offer you our line
of 35c and 40c Cretonnes at
27c
MEN'S CAPS
About 5 doxen men's and boys'
caps, mostly dark shades, regu
larly sold at $1.25 to $2.50,
you'll have to hurry if you
want 'em at
98c
POCKET KNIVES
Three doxen $1.00 to $2.00
pocket knives, 'Arrow,' Stillet
o," "Keen Kutter," "Chal
lenge" and other brands, staff
and fancy J handles, a real cut
in cutlery, i Each
75c
RAYON UNDERWEAR
A splendid range of tixet and
colort in Rayon Bloomers and
Vests. Priced especially for
this sale at
98c
LINOLEUMS AND RUGS
All prices greatly reduced on
yard goods and rugs, in such
standard makes as "Gold Seal"
"Armstrong," "Quaker Felt,"
etc. We also show the new
round corner "Sandvralac"
rug with the lacquer finish,
very hard and glossy. Two
drop patterns in felt base Lino
leum at, per yard
39c '
SPECIAL
OVERHAUL
PRICES
'As this is the dull season of the year and we desire
to keep our shop force busy, we have decided to of
fer special inducements to car owners who want
their cars overhauled and placed in shape for next
year's use. Come In and let us tell you just what we
will do the work for you. Remember our prices
will be lower than those charged in the busy season.
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ACETYLENE WELDING BY AN EXPERT
MAUPIN CARAGE
RADTKE & TEMPLE, Managers
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ALL WORK GUARANTED
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