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GO-poound .sack Woodcock Flour $1.59
Good grade Tomatoes, per case .-. ..$3.00
4 pounds fine Raising at this time 27c
Iodized Salt, best on the market, can 9c
Golden West Salad Oil, per gallon $1.40
Large Ranch Dill Tickles, per gallon 59c
With each purchase of Palmolivc toilet Soap at
25 cents for three cakes, wc give an extra cake
Maupin's Leading Grocery
O. P. Resh & Co.
Everything Fur the Table Maupin, Oregon
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HpYHnnnhhoM HIr.M)k wi vMtlnir with friends In
j,in"uMn lapt naiuraay.
inn Mirion wan roirwtrrrd at
at Bunk hotel, The DhIIm, Monday.
Otto Hcrrlinir and Mm. r. J
Kimch and rhihlrrn ncre in frm
Crit.M-n yo tnnUv.
Olivrr Resh and Batea Shatturk
cauRht their limit of fine trout at
KakII lat .Sunday.
Oacar Rfnirk and family put in
the day I ant .Sunday at place on
the Waplnltia highway.
Mr:. Kone Dahl came over from
her Badirer Creek ranch yesterday
on a nhoppinj; errand.
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Mik Van Laannan and wife were
trading with The DhIIbb merchants
(n Tuesday of thin week.
James Woodcock, wife and daugh
ter, Irene, were huinea visitors in
The Dalles on Tuesday.
!r. L. S. Ktovall and wife are en
joying a vinit with rclativea in the
Willamette Valley this week.
R. K. Wilson and wife, with their
son "Ho," attended the Bothwcll re
cital at Ramsey last Sunday.
Be Fraley, wife and little girls
and Mrs. Hugo Fischer were at the
county seat on hu'ine?s Tuesday.
Carl Head came up from the
Sherar section on Saturday last and
patronized Maupin merchants.
Oscar Renick and wife listened to
their daughtcar, Jean, render a solo
during the municalt at Ramsey on
Sunday last "Buzi" wa with them
alo.
Hoy Crabtree and wife attended
the Rebekah initiation at the lodge
hall laH night, coming in from their
ranch.
Bill f.rliillintr U a rentlomen nt'
leiMire these days, having severed U,e "rw ,,"Dt rlut;
Tum-A-Lum Tickler
FubU-htd in the mect f the people of Maupin and vicinity It
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Manpin, Orrg'.m, June 5, 1U30
Nuiubrr 41
Editorial
Thy have named
tonnections wil the Kfainer
Motor company.
Bros.
'John Wittman and wife, parents
of Ray Wittman, of Portland, were
tmci-ts of their ron and wife over
the last week end.
Bill Shilling wai called to the
fair gTound Sunday evening to pre
scribe for some ailment suffered by
the grounds light plant
Ben Rithard-on came to town on
Tuesday and from here went on to
rrinevilte, hcre he went to look
after his ranch Interests.
Jerk Myers, cousin of Mrs. C. W.
Semmes, drove up from Portland
ye-rterdey and tpent the day at the
home of The Times people.
O. B. Derlhick transacted business
at the county reat on Tuesday, he
kindly giving the editor of this
paper a ride to that place.
A crew of 24 ' telephone men are
quartered in Maupin while doing
work on the new long dittance line.
They are are at Maupin hotel.
Harold Kramer has concluded his
work at Johnston's ftorc, Dufur, and
Is assisting his brothers, Joe and
Ernest, at their Maupin garage.
' Harry Hauser and wife passed
thru Maupin today while on their
way t0 Fossil to attend the funeraj
of Mn Hauser'a grandfather, A. G-Mathews.
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J. R. Dochepty Furniture Co.
(Formerly Docherty-Powcrs Furniture Company)
Sate!
we suppose H in inhab
ited by Plutocrat!.
O. l RENICK, editor.
This is the, merry
month of My hut nt
month i3 lhex marry
month of June.
Where do you sleep?
We know that fa rather
a personal question but
with not weather com
ing on don't you think
it would be much nicer
to have a cool, screen-ed-in
sleeping porch to
spend the night In than
a thot stuffy room?
Once again we would
like to held you plan a
lattice ; fence, lawn
furniture,, or window
boxes for the beauti
fication of yoor home.
"Swat thr Fly" or
better itill. put op Tom
A-Lur.i srreen-j av.id
kc.p them ou(ils avay
from the family.
The new athletic
field at the school
grounds has been level
ed and will be seeded to
grass. '
"Do you want rs?"
asked Doc Short as he
puti Fischer in the
chair.
"Yea, about five gal
lons," replied Verne,
"and take a look at the
oil." , "
Another car of that
excellent cement we sell
is in our warehouse.
Shattuck says to
loan gun to a person
who leads an aimless
existence.
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We must clear our floors to make way for workmen and materials
Our entire store will be remodeled, starting June 1st, therefore we're
launching our Remodeling Sale at this time. Hundreds of pieces of
fine furniture radically reduced; in fact, every item in the store, con
tract goods excepted, has been marked down for this sale.
You Save From 15? to 50?
Just a Few Items to Show Our Great Price Reductions:
, : $22.50 Mahosany Gateleg Tabic
3Gx51-incb large semi-oval leaf, nicely finished .
DRAPERY MATERIALS All remaining stock of
Voiles, Marquisettes, Scrims and Nets, values to
$1.50 per yard
Three Yards U .OO
Round Oak DINING TABLE, Values to $15....$6.85
$89 eight-piece OAK DING SET, Table, Buffet, 6,
Chairs ! ;.. $19.75
OAK LIBRARY TABLES, several shapes and "
sizes $6.95
$15 Used KITCHEN CABINETS, glass doors, lots
of drawers and bins '. .: $10.75
Three-Piecc Ivory Group
with dainty floral decorations, 3-piece group consist
of bed, chest and vanity $32.85
3-Piecc Dresser Suite
in walnut, bed, dresser and chest $59.00
; 3-Piece Group
Full size bed, console type vanity and chest in fine
urnlnnf vonoofa until AofrwataA ntmtlara mnnU
: ihmm $28 Coil Spring DA-BED, Walnut finished
, $166.50 4-Piece Group ..- ends""" " '
Blended walnut, large dresser, Console vanity $30 5-Piecc OAK DINING SET, table, 4 chairs
and bed $98.50 - ..... $19.50
, $180 3-Piccc Group Used IRON BEDS $1.50 up
with Dresser, High Boy and Bed matched walnut Used STEEL COIL SPRINGS $3.00 up
veneers 7""" 98'50 $30 Oak frame BED DAVENPORT Upholstered in
$1d5 4-Piccc Mahogany Group Leatherptto S51l
Consist of vanity, dresser and bed and bench, dull eaere"c 14-yi)
rubbed mahogany finish, 3-Piece ....$89.50 $35 Used 0ak Flat ToP OFFICE DESK Good Condi-
Thrcc-Piccc Group - tlon
. in walnut, bed vanity, chest .'. $13.50 Assorted lot of CENTER TABLES, various shapes
' Three-Piece Group and styles, choice T ....$1.95
in decorated green enamel, bed chest, vanity ...$45 Unfinished Pinch Back Type KITCHEN CHAIR. ..
$157.50 3-Picce Group $1.35
Group consists of large dresser, high boy and bed, Unfinished BOW BACK CHAIRS . 98c
matched walnut vpneera $89.50 $16.50 Unfinished BUFFET $12.85
IS. M. Docherty FiirnituFe Co.
CORNER THIRD and WASHINGTON
THE DALLES, OREGON
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Cakes, Cookies, Pastries
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La Grande Fountain and dairy
lunch open?d at Union Pacific stage
depot.
Maupin
vShoe Jfhop
MAUPIN, OREGON
Shoe Repairing
Done. '
Well
Bring in the old Shoes
E. A. CYR, Poprietor.
Your Watch Haywire?
If it is not doing its work
bring it to The Times office
and Mr. Semmea will send
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