Eagle Valley news., December 24, 1914, Image 8

We give "Gold Bond" Stamps
Merry
Christmas
To AH
Our holiday trade has been
of such proportions that we
have had no time to write a
list of the bargains which will
be offered in every depart
ment next week,
Perhaps. you overlooked some'friend
when making your Christmas gifts
we have a number of things appro
priate to give on such occasions, and
you can secure same at a bargain.
A large line of the latest
styles in Ladies' Neckwear
just received, and placed on
sale at bargain prices,
What you see in our
advertisements is so
E. & W. Chandler
Richland, Oregon N
Agents for McCalls Magazine and Patterns
FOR YOUBt
NEW TEAR DINNER
The turkey "will taste" better the plum
pudding will have a liner flavor the finishing
touch will be put upon the meal if you serve
CHASE & SANBORN'S
"SEAL BRAND" COFFEE
Used By THREE Generations
Cigars,, Candy and Hot Drinks
0X) 0X) x
FRANK CLARKE
I LOCALS
Wanted Hides and pelts,eith
er dried or green, at the Morris
Meat Market.. (ad
It is estimated that over five
million Christmas trees will be
used this season.
Dave Gover and wife are the
parents of a fine boy which ar
rived on the 15th mat.
An effort is being made to
make peace between Greece and
Turkey here we make gravy.
" Your New Year's gifts can all
be secured at special prices at E.
& W. Chandler's. (ad
'Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kirby spent
Monday with their daughter,
Mrs. M. D. Simonis, near New
Bridge.
Our merchants all report an
elegant Christmas business,
which proves that times are all
right in Eagle Valiey.
Order The Ladies Home Jour
nal, Modern Priscilla, in fact any
publication you may desire, at the
News office. (adv
For Sale 20 head of weaning
pigs. Poland China stock. $2.50
per head. R. D. Woods, Rich
land, Oregon. (ad
Eagle Valley High played base
ball with the Richland Public
school, Tuesday afternoon. The
scare was 22 to 11 in favor of E.
V. H.
Rev. W. A. Orr nreached to a
large audience at the Methodist
church last Sunday morning and
evening.
Notice our Great Money Saving
Offer on another page, $4.25 for
$i.90; just like finding money.
This offer will be withdrawn af
ter January 1st.
The graced schools gave a very
interesting entertainment at the
M.E.churchon Wednesday after
noon. Alarcre number of the
parents and friendfl were in at
tendance.
No, Brother Clemens, th?re
was not a turkoy donated to the
qditor this Christmas. Wo hope
you got yours, however.
W. E. Summers of Now Bridge
was one of the number who came
in and renewed their subscrip
tion this week. How about yours?
In spite of the large number of
turkeys shipped from this valley
and the number consumed at
home, there is still plenty left for
New Years.
Mrs. P. A. Moody has roturned
from an extended visit at Al
bany, She was accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. Dr. Seavers,
and husband who are spending
Xmas with her.
The ice harvest is now on, and
the good roads and weather are
being taken advantage of to the
fullest extent. The ice is over
eight inches in thickness and of
exceptional fino quality. -
The government ha3 been
spending millions investigating
all kinds of big business. Why
should not business do some in
vestigating and find out why
taxes are so outrageously high?
If something is not done soon
to keep Little Eagle within its
banks the channel will be
changed and at least three new
bridges rendered useless. It is
now spreading over a great deal
of bottom land, which will be
auined if this matter is not taken
in hand shortly,
OH I HI
oven on years'
cxpeniEHCE
t Km
A Trade MARKS
Deoiaro
COPVniQHTB &.C.
AnTnnnon1Inir n ikflfh n 'id doicrlntlon may
qulcklr Mcerlulu our oplliloil frco wliellisr u
tiiTonlloii l prohnljly niilriiulijd, Coiiitiiuiilnn.
t QiMttrieMrcor.Bdoi Liui. ha uuimk
cftnt 1 rnft. (Jltleit nannpv fur mirlirinir finf nut..
rnteuta takon tliroti.li Jtiinii i, Co. rocolT
on I'ntenu
Mtctatnottce. nil haul clinrco. latliu
Scientific Bmrican.
A pAtidiomoIr llliiitrnf'iil trockljr. J.rfmont elf.
dilution of nnr .cloi llllu IiiunimI. Tcrtim, J t
renri tour monlli, fl. (kildbyoll iioi'trulul.
MIJNN & Coa4Broadw-Hew York
WJtf Wa
Edison j?aya that whon tjiis
great wnr is over, thoonorglesof
tho world will bo Bind to turn to
invontlon, engineering and ' pro
ductive labor and that tho g$u't'
oat constructive advance' in I1I1J7
tory will fojlow. 1 "
It sounds' sensible that inan
kind should soon turn from prot y
lems of kflljng to problems of liy?
ing but wo in this country aro
not at war and why should we,
wait? No doubt' wo shall advant
age greatly in the fuj.ui o by be
ing driven to dpvelop our own ro
dourci'S and by discovorirm tho
vast p'oHsibilitics of foreign trado
to which wo hnvQ iiojun sOangcrs;
but what about the "now?"
Wlut sense or profit is thoro
for us in waiting until after tho
war to buy ant sell, to reap and
iow, to make and'ordur, to liyo
uu let Jive? You may have
hoard of tho little girl who .vts
bawling lustily with liar brother
who s anted a drink, but who
3aid shy Israel? was only "bclj)r
ing Bobbie cp" Among tKo
millions of paople in this country
there are always somo who aro
unhappy. No matter how good
the;r reasons, no real help is giv
en by helping them cry.
Sacred Concert Sunday Night.
The choir of the Me'hodist
church will givo a sacred concert
on the evening of Sunday, Dec.
27, beginning at 7:80 o'clock.
The following program will bq
rendered:
Hymn
Invocation by Pastor
Scripture reading
Duet "No Room in tho Inn.''
Misses Mabel and Esther Saun.
ders. Vocal Solo "The Glorious
Mom," Fred L. Cundiff. "
Maje Quartette Messrs. Tubbs
Holman, Cundiff and MeArthmy
Violin Solo Selected, Ransom
McArthur
DuetCarol of Bethlehem,
Fred L. Cundiff and Mrs. Mc?
Arthur
Anthem "Hark the Herald
Angels Sing," Choir
Quartctte-"Xmas Time, "Mrs.
McArthur, Miss Mabol Saunders,,
C. J. Tubbs, Fred L. Cundiff.
The general public is cordially
invited to attend no admission,
. i
To the People of Eagle Valley
We wish to thank tho people of
Eatrle Valley for their splendid
patronage, especially along tho
line of phonographs and pianos,
If you want anything jn theabovo
line, phone us at our expense.
We will deliver either piano or
phonograph at Robinetto free of '
expense to you. A very small
payment down and easy monthly
payments make the instrument
yours. In regard to records, send
Us a list of what you think you
will want. .We will deliver them
free by parcel post. You may
try them for two days with tho
privilege of returning ono half of
what you have sent for if yotl
wish you to pay tho return pos
tage. We keep a complete stock
df both Victor and Edison records
write for catalogues.
ad) Tiubaib Piano House,
f'hn onlv event advertised for
(jhristmas night is the danco at
Ndw Bridge and no doubt there
vlll hi a largo crowd present?
1