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Vine riDcned tomatoes: botC
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Dr. Stovall attended to veterinary
bu iness on Juniper Flat yesterday.
Mrs. Thos. Svrett apent a few dayi
this week with relative at The
Dalles.
Frank Gabel cam op from The
Dalles and was circulating about
Maupin on Tuesday.
Lester and Rufus McCorkle were
In town Monday,, laying in a supply
of household supplies. .
Mrs. Juliuj Shepflin went to Port
land Friday to visit her daughter,
Ella. Se returned to Maupin today.
George Mallatt transacted busi
ness in. Maupin last Saturday. He
reports things looking fine on Bake
oven Flat.
W. E. Hadley, game warden, was
tip from The Dalles on matters eon-
netted with the state fish commission
yesterday.
"Sid" Johnson, representing a
caterpillar tractor company, inter
TUM-A-LUM Tickler
Published in the ineresta of the people of Maupin and vkrinity by
THE TUM-A-LUM LUMBER CO..Ph.a Mai It
Vol 1
Maupin, Oregon, March 13, 1930
Number 29.
Editorial
Never hesitate to ask
for advice everybody
tikes to give it.
There is no good in
knowing a thing, unless
soma one knows you
know it.
You are Invited to witness a Special Sale and Display
of the Famous
MODERN
COMPACT
America's Most Popular Range
FOR THREE BIG DAYS
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, March 13-14-15
You arc going to have an opportunity to sec the most beautiful range display ever shown any
whereA display of the New Design MONARCH Full Enamel Finish
The Range
Built to
Conform With
The Most
Modern
Practical Ideas
Of the Day
1srr'aa a s SHijMWill
Comprising
Efficiency
Economy,
Durability,
Beauty
And
Compactness
Every housewife appreciates the advantage of Compactness and the disavantage and needless of
great, large kitchens with ungainly equipment which means only additional work and drudgery for
her.
That's why large kitchens arc not being built today, and the size and design of kitchen ranges must
necessarily be in keeping with these sensible, practical ideas. MONARCHS are COMPACT in all
their dimensions without sacrificing a fraction of an inch of needed space.
WHEATHEIt YOU NEED A RANGE NOW OR LATER, COME IN
AND SEE THIS INTERESTING and EDUCATIONAL DISPLAY
You will see at a glance why the MONARCH Malleable is the most popular range on the market to
day. You will be interested in the many Marks of Merit which makes it the greatest quality range
value cyer offered. And it sells for a lower price than the others.
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An expert for the MONARCH Factorythe largest, Finest Range Factory in America will be
here to explain everyt hing to you.
Rcmenfbcr too that a Magnificant 26 Piece Set of Oneida Community Silverware or a 35 Piece Set
of Limoges Chinaware will be given Absolutely FREE to everyone purchasing a MONARCH
Range during this Special Sale. 1
The MONARCH Practical Payment Plan enables you to buy your range now during this saleon
convient monthly or single payments if you haven't the ready cash.
REMEMBER THE DATES-MARCH 13-14-15
Monarch
Agents
HATTUCH
BROS.
Maupin,
Oregon
Style, experts say
skirt are to be worn
longer. Styles in lum
ber don't change much
but if you- want short
wearing lumber don't
buy any of ours.
, 0. F. RENICK,
. editor.
Sport News
The baseball game
between the boys of the
Calf Ribs and Musket
Ridge neighborhoods
came to a sudden- end
yesieraay, m tne . cow
lot, when Sile Kildew
.lid into what he
thought was second
base.
Richmond & Son
started pouring cement
in the forms yesterday.
Pa.sle Sectiea
How many times can
11 be subtracted from
Oil?
A Hind man say it, a
legless man ran after it
a man with no arms
shot it, a deaf man eu
logized it. What i it?
See answer at bottom
of last page.
Roses are red
Pears are not plums
When you think ' of
building
Sea the Tum-A-Lum.
. Aaothar Rpr Job
Hotel Kelly fixing
ceilings where the
plaster fell off by using
our plaster board.
All winter we talked
about insulating against
the cold, now that sum
mer is approaching we
will start talking about
insulating- against the
heat It works all year
round for your comfort
isiunny the more
insulation we sell the
less coat you will buy.
Why do we try to sell-
it!
A house to house
salesman ; t. y s he owes
his success to the first
four words he says
when a woman answers
the door. Which are
"Is your mother in?" :
Say boy. I've got a
girl that has only been
kissed by two parties.
Yeah, I know .them
kind, by the Republi'
cans and Democratea." '
Dick Johnson is re
modling his house on
the Geo. Morris proper
ty. Putting in two
mora room. Carp inter
Job Crabtree ia dcing
the work.
11 can be subtracted
as many times as you
want. It ain't any
thing, we just made it
up-
viewed prospective
yesterday.
purchasers here
Mrs. Ro e Dahl was conferring
with Maupin sheepmen a time , on
Tuesday, coming - over from her
Tygh Valley ranch.
Harry and Charley Redding arrived
up from Portland yesterday, and are
camped on the Flat below the bridge.
They spent the winter in the south.
Mrs. T. J, Canons and Mjss Mabel
Spinney of The Dalle; and Mrs. T.
B. Slusher of Maupin were dinner
guests of Mrs. H. R. Kaiser yesterday.
L. C. Henneghan and wife arrived
home from Hot Lake, Oregon, since
our last issue. , Lew looks as though
the treatment at the springs did him
heaps of good, although be will be on
a soup diet for a time, owing to the
fact that he lost his . molars while
way. : . .:. '. -
Club Leader Hr
: R. C. Kuehner assistant 4-H club
leader for the state, called at this
office on Tuesday. Mr. Kashner
showed a moving picture of culb
work at the Maupin High cchool
Tuesday morning, the views depict
ing all phases of the work young
people of Oregon are interested in.
U. B. Bishop at Dalles
Bishop Warner of the United
Brethren church will be at The
Dalles church of the faith next Wed
nesday and will conduct services
each evening -until Sunday. Bishop
Warner is a forceful talker and hki
discourses are well worth listening
to.
Revival Metiaf
Revs. Clark M. Smith, and Hart
man, the latter from The Dalles,
will hold a series of revival meetings
at the Maupin church, beginning on
Thursday, the 20th and ending on
4 MA Wl .lL A.1
Car Hit- Cnlvort j&unoay, marcn au. coin genwemen
H. K. Brooks, one of the leading." nfl Bonl we wor 01
citizens of Bend, suffered an acci
dent on the Criterion grade last Sun
day when his Cadillac roa&ter rani
Into a culvert top. The : car wasj
badly broken up and the driver auf. '' 0a " Air"
lered many cuts and bruises, but no
serious injury. Joe , Kramer
christianizing people and the coming
meetings will be eye-openers to all
who attend. ?
Mr. Brooks to The Dalles where he
received medical attention,' Th'
wreck was towed to town and is be
ing repaired by that expert mechanic
Bill Schilling. , .
County Agent Calls
C. W. Daigh, county agent, with
his friend, E. G. Kirkwood, was in
Maupin Saturday last, ' they being
on their way to Shaniko to attend
a meeting of 'wool growers. Mr.
Kirkkwood is a former teacher in
The Dalles and is now engaged
pedagogical work at Mollala.
KOAC. the broadcasting station at
took I Corvallis, broadcasted a lecture on
the activities of the Maupin 4-n
club workers Monday evening. The
material for the talk was supplied
by Mr. D. L. Rutherford, who Is
heart and soul in the work, and who
loses no opportunity to made known
the good work done by the young
people of this vicinity.
in
Back From Calif ornia
Dr. L. S. Stovall and wife return
ed from a protracted trip to. Cali
fornia on Sunday, having traveled
a mere matter of 3,000 miles on the
trip. The Stovalls visited at several
places in Oregon and our southern
sister state, went into Mexico and
spent a time at Catalina Island.
They left Maupin February 19.
Paralyiit Victim bo Bett
" Reports from the bedside of Mrs,
M. I. Shearer, recent paralysis vic
tim, are to the effect that she ia not
making the gain toward recovery
expected a few weeks ago. , Mrs.
Shearer is conscious only part of the
time while her general, condition does
not seem to respond to the treatment j
she is receiving. . -
Fraleyi Hava Mo4 .
Ben Fraley nd family are now
living under their own vine and fig
tree, having moved from the John
son house to their own residence.
The house has undergone a complete
renovation, new apartments added
and now Mr. and Mrs. Fraley are
enjoying home quarters.
New BOy, t Smock--(? v
Mrs. Len. W, Davis presented hct
husband with a fine littfa son on
Tuesday. Tlie , newcomer making
his advent at the Davis home on
Smock. The' mother will . be .re
membered as Miss Goldie. Ayers, and
both she and her husband are more
than pleased with their first born.
Dr. El wood reports father, mother
and baby boy doing' nicely. ' .'
CRANDALL
Undertaking Co,
Too Dallas, Orafoa. Pnona 33-J
LADY ASSITANTS
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Maupin
Mr. and Mrs.
Wapinitla
Tygh Valley-
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W. B. Sloar
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If it Is not doinsr Its work
brim? it to The Tims office
and Mr. Semmes will send
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