" Thurmlay May 30, 192&.
THE MAUPtN TIMES
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To My Patrons:
I have made arrangements with the Ira F. Powers
Furniture company of Portland which will enable
me to extend credit privelges to all who desire them,
removing the last obstacle to your taking advantage
of the wonderful Dissolution Sale prices now avail
able. Choose now, even for future needs, and pay
as you an; paid.
(Signed) J. F. DOCIIERTY
There are hundreds of values like these. Buy now
$9.00 50-Foot Corder
GARDEN IIOSK. $.".93
Five-eighths inch size heavy black
corded hosecomplete with coupl
ings. Odds and Knds of
WINDOW SHADES, 50c EACH
Standard and special sizes in choice
of colors. Oil opaque and other
grades.
$ 1 .00Nc w Ci en u i no
FEATHER PILLOWS, 65c EACH
Covered in heavy feather proof tick
ing. Limited 2 to a customer.
$9.00 42-Piece
DINNER SETS, $5.35
New spring pattern in American
Semi-Porcelain complete service
for six.
$S.50 "Simmons"
STEEL BEDS, $3.85
With tubular steel ends ivory
enamel finish 5 fillers in head and
foot ends. One to a customer.
$19.75, 3-piecc
WOVEN FIBRE SUITE
Sofa, Chair and Wiker; Loose spring
cushions. Ducorated in twi tone
enamel. Set $39.73
YOUR
CREDIT
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DOCHERTY-
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Third and Washington Streets,
The Dalles
WE
CHARGE
NO
INTEREST
Grandma Morris and son, Will
iam, of The Dalle came over today
to spend the holiday with the family
of George Motrin.
J. H. McMillan is sacking wool at
the Troutman ranch this week. As
soon si. the Farther sheep are shorn
he will take a band to the mountains.
Tom Henneghan came down from
the Newt Morris ranch Tuesday even
ing. He had been there the past
three months, helping Newt in lamb
ing; W. E. Hunt and wife came down
from the ranch and witnessed the
graduation of their son, Clarence,
Friday at the High ichool auditor
ium. Mr". Albert St. Dennis and son,
Albert, Jr., came in from Snohomish,
Washington, Sunday afternoon and
will remain in Maupin during the
summer.
Harry Weberg was in from the
ranch this morning and conveyed his
parent and sisters to Kelly cemetery,
where they decorated the graves of
their departed ones.
Mt Henneghan and wife left
for Dufur this morning. Fmw
there they, with Mrs. Knowles and
two of Floy Batty's girls, will pro
ceed to Salem for a short visit.
C A. Dmis and wife were amonp
those from out of town who took in
he graduation exercises last Friday
evening. Their son. Bonny, was a
member of the Kighth grade gradua
ting class,
Mis Velma Crofoot has returned
to her studies at Monmouth normal,
she having come to Maupin last
week in order that she might gradu
ate with her claw of the Maupin
High school.
Special prices on jewelry,
large assortment to select from
the Maupin Drug Store.
On Too Many
The old armor was angry, "What
ye comin' home with your milk pail
empty fer? Didn't the old cow give
any thing?"
"Yes, replied his son; "nine quarto
and kick."
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Personalities
fd the graduation excrci es from Cri
terion hint Friday evening.
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(us Derthick is at The Dulles
this week working with the Bell
Claude Wil on was a visitor at the , Telephone surveying crew.
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Itufus and John McCorklo were in
town from their Flat ranches this
morning.
Mia. Lester Cmfoot returned
from a visit at Pnrtlnnd on Monday
evening.
Mrs. Rose Dahl, of Tygh Valley,
w. business vioitor in The Dalle
Tuesday.
Dr. Short 1 again at his Maupin
office after a week spent with pa
tients at Madrai.
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I). R. Rutherford and wife attend-
Jim McCoy, having completed a
shearing job at Troutman's made a
brief visit at Wamie today.
Mrs, Chan. Crofoot and daughter-in-law,
Mrs. Lester Crofoot, were
visitors at Wnmic yesterday.
Mrs. Grace Head came up from
Shcrara and spent today with her
;i ter Mrs. Lester Crofoot.
John Fitzpntrick was in town yes
terday, having been in The Dalles
several days the first of the week.
Ollie Weberg went to The Dalles
on Monday and hd nn aching molr
removed from the in Ide of his face.
Clifford Allen spent a few day at
The Dalle:, the first of the week, go
ing there to have his eyes fitted with
spectacles.
Re,v. Matthews was over from
Simnasho Monday morning, having
made the trip over before ten o'clock
that morning.
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Francis Confer and wife arrived
up from Portland Sunday and are
spending the week at their ranch
on the Flat.
Wm. Kramer and wife came over
from Shanikn to witness the gradua
tion of their nephew, Harold Kramer,
Friday night last.
Jessp Crabtree, Kenneth and
Merle SnoHgrass attended the grad
uation exercises of The Dalles High
school at the county seat last evening.
TouritU Call on Hen
Jamc Mclntyrc and wife, for
mer members of the U. B, church
at Amboy where Rev. Hazen was
stationed before coming to Maupin,
were callers on the minister here on
Monday. They were on their way
to Bend and from there intended to
tour California in company of their
son, who lives at Klamath.
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Oil Struck al Fowil
The company that is drilling an
oil well at Fossil was notified on
Monday that a substance resembling
tar and crude oil wa seeping into
the well. The substance seemed to
be leuking from a fissure already
penetrated by the drilL It will be
tested for determination as to just
what it is. The Fossil well is but a
very few miles from the Clarno field.
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Home Frm Grand Lod
O. F. Renick. James Chalmers and
Mesdames O. P. Weberg, B. F.
Turner and R. F.. Wilson returned
from a session of the jrrand lodge- of
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs, held at
Medford last week, on Saturday
night. Tho delegates enjoyed them
selves grstly and are loud in praise
of the entertainment received at
the hands of the Medford people.
Mrs. Wilson was in tailed ps organ
ist of the Rebckah grand lodge while
at Medford.
Facing the HRE Facts
You are cordially invited to attend the
Opening Show of the
New Buick-Buili
MARQUETTE
at our show rooms June 1st
Twin Peaks Auto Co.
615 East Second Street
The Dalles, Oregon
ELEVEN YEARS AGO
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Fire costs the nation over five hundred million
dollars a year.
Every minute property worth $1044 is consumed,
by fire.
Carelessness causes a majority of fires. Seventy-
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ventable.
The most important fact is that this loss may
come to you.
A Fire Insurance Policy, in The Home Insurance
Company of New York assures reimburement for
your financial loss.
Don't delay. Instruct your Home agent to pro
vide' you with sufficient sound fire insurance.
Stuart & McDonald
Insurance Agents Maupin, Oregon
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Effective Simdayjunety-
TRAIN NO. 29
L Bend 7:25 a.
Redmond .7:58 a.
rrineville Jet ....&:03 a.
Metolius 8:45 a.
Madras 8:55 a.
Maupin 10:55 a.
Ar. Sherman 1:15 p.
Ar. The Dalles 1:45 p.
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TRAIN NO. 30
Lv. The Dalles 1 :00 p.
Sherman 1:35 p.
Maupin 3:40 p.
Madras .....6:35 p.
Metolius 5:50 p.
Prineville Jet ....6:42 p.
Redmond 6:48 p.
Ar. Bend : 7:25 p.
Nos. 29 and 30 will operate between Bend and The Dalles only.
No. 29 will connect at Sherman with Continental Limited No.
for the East and with Continental Limited No. 19 for Portland.
No. 30 will connect at The Dalles with Continental Limited No.
from Portland and at Sherman with .Continental Limited No.
from the East.
For further information call on agent named below
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R. B. BELL, Agent, Maupin.
EDW. H. McALLEN, T. F.
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WHOOPEE!
Tygh Valley Fair Grounds
ROUND-UP
June 1-2
EVERETT WILSON, - Manager
From Tho Times May 21 1918
After the school entertainment ut
the hall Saturday night last a Red
Cross benefit And auction was held.
A sheep was sold and resold, realiz
ing a total of tUd.uu. Added to
the work of the soliciring committee
for the day about $1,000 wai paid in.
G. I. Derthick left la t Thursda?
morning for Bremerton. Dolphus
Mayhew expects to go there the
first of the week.
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Job Crabtree and Frank Stuart
left Saturday for Grank lodge of
Odd Fellows, which convenes at Sea-
side this week.
Camp meetings nre in progress nt
Wnpinilia. A basket dinner will be
held on Sunday in the grove.
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A hard frost struck some rpots,
above Wapinitia last week, killing
vegetables, in many gardens.
A fine rain' fell on the Flat Mon
day night. It wet the, ground to a
depth of five inches, which insures
a good crop. ,
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Round Trip it M1
All Summer
Choice of many routes Liberal stopovers
Round Trips
On sale daily May 22 to Sept. 30 inclusive. Return limit Oct. 31
ST. PAUL $75.60
ST. LOUIS ........$85.60
CHICAGO $90.30
WASHINGTON . : .$i45.SO
NEW YORK. . . .'. .$151.70 (
Similar Fares to other points
Go East Via the Famous Columbia V
River Scenic Route on Either the North Coast Limited
or Oriental Limited
Full details at
Trav. Psgr. Agent XjjwRjcijjJr ,
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