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About The Maupin times. (Maupin, Or.) 1914-1930 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 2, 1928)
TUt Mn'i ttr! TlMtS YOUNG BEEF! Meat is a strength builder, and to get the full strength from that article of food only the best should be cooked. In the harvest fields a great deal of strength Is required, therefore we are prepared to conserve and stimulate such workers with young grass-fed beef. None other dispensed at our shop. Come in and see it. 0. P. RESH& COMPANY ' "Everything for the table" GROCERIES and MEATS Prompt and Courteous Service MAUPIN, OREGON. niHiliri)o Arthur Crelghton spent the lust week end with frienda at Tho Dalles. "Shorty" Miller went to Portland this morning, going there on a busi ne.s mlhulon. "Dutch" Copple was in from the W. K. Hunt Tygh Valley ranch a hurt time Tuesday. Mrs. W. B. Sloan wan in from the Maya ranch at Tyirh Valley ashort lime Sunday evening. Oliver Re h made a hurry-up trip to The Dalles after groceries and - fef PARLOR' Calumet Baking Powder, 10 lb tin, $1.65 Wasco Peaches, No. 10 tin , 60c Wasco Apricots, No. 10 tin, , 60c Brookdale Pears, No. 10 tin, 55c Knight3 Dill Pickles, gallon jug, $1.15 Knights Plain Sour Pickles, gallon jug, .......$1.30 Knights Sweet? Pickles, auuon jug, $1.70 Staley's Golden Syrup, No. 10 tin 75c Rock Dell and Maple Syrup, No. 10 tin, $1.40 Bulls Eye Peas, per case, $2:39 Tender Sweet Corn, per case $2.99 Garden Patch Golden Corn, per doz., $1.95 Silverdale Tomatoes, Is Tall, per doz, $1.05 Bulls Eye Tomatoes, 21-, per doz $1.5 Merrimac Salmon, 15V2 oz tins per doz $3.25 Bordens and Libby Milk, per case,! $1.75 Sperry White Down Flour, per bbl... ! $7.59 White River Flour, per bbl $8.00 White Wonder Soap, per case, $3.79 fruits Monday morning. Andy Mann cam over from Portland Saturday and visited with Maupln friends until Sunday. Jus) erthick visited with his brother, Austin Derthick, at Dufur yesterday and this morning". , A. F. Okermaan cam over from Wamic, where h is harvesting, last Saturday and spent Sunday wit. Olll Wbrf cam In from tht harvest fUlds and stayed long n ough to iprlnld and mew th acbool house lawn. Mrs. Georgia Mix and daughter, Prudence, spent last Saturday with the family of Mrs. lllx's brother, B. D. Farley. Ben Frlley and "Shorty" Miller with Ben's liCtle daughter, Alma, made a short visit to th county seat on Tuesday, ; "Billy" Miller remade acquaint once with his wife at Portland, go ing down on Saturday and return ing Sunday evening. Mrs. R. E. Wilson is visiting with relatives and friends in, Portland, she having left for the big town last Sunday morning. Mix Sammy Creighton and friend, Mis Myrtle Crahtree, viait ed with Maupln friends the laxt week end, coming up from Portland. o Mitw Marqjorie Gallagher return ed home Sunday after having spent the pant six weeks with her grand mother and former schoolmate at Portland. Mrs. Lester Crnfoot returned from the Polph Goetjen ranch or. Tygh Monday. She has been au nt tint; Mr. Goetjen during the wheat cutting. Austin A. Derthick came over. from Dufur his morning and apentj the day with the family of hi.; son, O. I. Derthick, and with his brother, j Jasper and his mother. After attending his family re union and visiting for some time with old-time friends i nthe Valley, Andrew Crabtrce Is again in Mau pin, much improved in health. Mcsames Dee Talcott and Jack Donaldson went to The Dalle's yes terday morning to visit their cousin Chester Crabtree, who is confined in a hospital at the County seat r There's Only, One Way to Get Those Big Yields ; That's to Plant Perfect Seed If you plant weed seeds, if you plant shriveled, cracked grains, if you plant smuthow can you expect to raise money-making crops? Plant only the best of your seed if you want to make big profits. The New Improved Calkins Combi nation Grader and Treater gives vou only the large plump kernel to plant. Gives you seed that is clean ed. Seed that is graded. Seed that.is thoroughly treated with copper car bonate. All in ONE operation. This year's machine is improved mechanically in a great many ways Though the method of operation remains the same, every function has been perfected. , . v I "o) -COMPANY- I scarce of late, the trout evidently having decided there was food en ough in the river and therefore re fuse to take artificial bait A number of state bridg survey ors were in bast Maupin Monday and Tuesday. They were engaged 'in locating the corners of lota on the Flat under the bridge. AH the cabin'' at the Maupin camp grounds have ben occupied each night since tourist travel be gun, and many people have been turned awoy for lack of even tcrting apace. W. E. Hunt,.! wife and daughter, Miss Genevieve, with W. H. Staals and the editor of The Times, went to The Dalles this morning for the purpose of meeting with the Kiwanis club in the interest of the coming fair. Mrs. May, with Mrs. W. H. Staata and her daughter, Mrs. Clias. Clnrk, of Portland, went to that city Tuesday. Mrs. May and Mr;. Rtaats will return Saturday, Mrs. Clark will remain there at her home. Harry Weberg came in from The Dalles last Saturday and remained at home until this morning, when he returned to the county seat Harry recently suffered a near sun rtroke while sewing sacks on a separator. D;7- TTn About riVh, UpS Town CRANDALL UNDERTAKING CO. QUIET SERVICE LADY ASSITANTS The Dalle. Oregon. Phone 35-J WERN173ARK SHOE STORE Shoes and Repairing Wasco County s Exclusive Shoe Store thoea for th Gnwal Repairing , Ttw nallea, Ore. Wilson Painting Co. P-A-I-N-T-E-R-S-I PAPER HANGERS ' and DECORATORS Nyal. Mosquito Lotion, 25 at the Maupin Drug Store. cents EAST MAUPIN NEWS TlT I rarior II grocery 110 EAST 2ND. ST. THE DALLES ORE. Little Jean Caton Is visiting with friends at Criterion this week. Call, Write or phone, Times Office. Maupin, Oregon. 0- The L. D. Kelly family are in the mountains for an outing of a week or ten days. , Andy Mann registered at the Ho tel Kelly from Milwaukie last Sat urday night. o Willard Cunningham visited with his brother, Andrew, and fam ily ye terday.' Frank Lister la iwrre.islng his muscle these days helping the Far ghers in the harvest. W. It. Williams nd wife ppent several days of last and this week at Clear lake, on a short vacation. The Hunts Ferry Warehouse com pany Is . rapidly filling up with wheat, mot of which wUl be hld in ttor-gi1. O V Landlord Caton of Hotel Kelly reports that business never was bet ter at his hostelry, and that rooms are at a premium nearly every ; n'ght. " ; Fklicrmeu have been lather It is said that man sometimes re verts to type. By that we mean that he comeimes shows atributes of blood of far-back progenitors. Maybe that is the reason ''Shorty Miller is wearing moccasins, and again it may be that because our worthy painter put in stretches from 18 to 20 hours a day at the Rainbow recently, his feet gave out on him. x "Butch" Copple has been bu y of . J0USe an(J gjgn intc neiiuiig uuipu uucijen gei ui his wheat crop. Butch was in town Tuesday and remarked he had se cured another contract to supply rattlesnakes to his Chink customer at Portland. This time the contract calls for an even 100 snakes. The last consignment sent to the big town by Butch consisted of 25 fine poisoners, and the make ! catcher said that they were prime, some being almost tame. "Curley," the "mainiac", at the Maupin garage, ran into another hunch of trouble Sunday evening. He was taking a ride in his anti quated Ford coupe when the motor refused to function. Upon looking the animal over Curley discovered that one of the braces holding the engine t othe frame had been broken letting the power supplier drop down. A little fixing at Brown's garage allowed the cbupe to limp home. x ( While coming from Swim last Sunday Tom Gallagher inhaled en ough dust to last him all his life. He trailed another car for several miles and at least succeeded in pass ing the leader. Tom says he would rather cat dust than be put into the ditch, but that heerafter he. will carry a sprinkling can with which to wet in road in fron'. when trail ing another car. The Fargher hoys have purchased an International combine of Bates Shnttuck. Some people of this vi cinity are mean enough to intimate that the hoys nre getting tight fisted and intend to use the machine to shear their sheep with next sea son. We'll wager they won't do that little thing. The water in. Bill Staats' trout pond is so low that now when Bill wants a m of trout he catches them with a shovel. The power wa shut off at 10:10 a fw niente in order that (he fish might get suf ficient water to drink. Fill inti mates that instead of eastern brook trout his fish might well be called mud trout. School Begins Soon We make a specialty of fitting comfortable and at tractive Glasses for Children. DR. F. A. PERKINS DE LARHUE OPTICAL COMPANY ' Suite IS and 16, Vogt Block, The Dalle, Ore. Dr. WM. KENNEDY DENTIST DENTAL X-RAY First National Bank Bldf. The Dalles, Oregon Phone 391 SHIP BY TRUCK REGULAR FREIGHT LINE SERVICE , Between PORTLAND - THE DALLES MAUPIN THE DALLES TRUCK LINE Inc. PORTLAND-THE DALLES and Way Points SPICKERMAN'S TRUCK LINE THE DALLES-MAUPIN and Way Points , BONDED & INSURED CARRIERS S WHEN IN THE DALLES f Make Your Headqarters 'at The Blark and White or American Restaurants H where every service awaits you. 52 FREE PHONE REST ROOMS Wild turkej-s have increased rapidly aloug Mololla River. llotli Restaurants have been entirely remodeled for your convenience. ; E. J. 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