Eagle Valley news., May 24, 1917, Image 5

locals JAJELLISQN
MMOOOOOQOOOOO ooooooo
. tll(!cnl incotiiit at opurn Iiouho
Monday mIkIiI.
Did you try our oraiiKCH nt 2fid
It dozen? Ilnloy'n. ad
.Mr. and Mrs. John Holto wore
viaitora from Uakor lust Friday.
Nina Sharp and 12d Derrick
wero married at La Grande re
cently. Clayton Si morns Iuih moved to
the Cundiir place near the Vow
dur River bridge.
Clans Navo loft Saturday to at
Lund the I. 0. 0. F. Grand Ixdj
liuii'K held at ICiiKono this week.
Mian Stella Shaver, a former
Ktudent of the Kiililuiul school,
K'niduated from Uaker High last
Friday.
Mrs. J'HhoroH DoVoro arrived
from Union Sunday for a visit at
the homo of her mother, Mrs. .J.
L. S to i io.
Groceries, anything you need
you will llnd at Saunders Bra's.
Price ? Why, they're always
right. - ad
A pair of gauntlet gloves woro
found on the street last week and
left at tho News olllce. Owner
will pleaHc call.
Mossrs. Carl Silven and San
fori) Adler, two of Baker's cmtor
prising businasri men, wore vis
itors in Hichland Tuesday.
Miss Harl llerr conducti'd tho
Bth grade exams at Hichland last
Thursday and Friday. .Mrs. W.
F. Martin looked after the Bame
duties at New Bridge.
Mr. Auto Owner, put. a Pyronc
fire extinguisher on your car.
You may need jt any day and it
will save 15 pet cent on your in
surance. See them at Haley's
"Tommie" Hitch took more
from the Valley than he antici
pated when he went home Inst
week. By tho time he arrived in
Baker he was nicely "broke out"
with the measles.
Mrs. Emma Cress and little son
who have been visiting with rela
tives and triends in Eagle Valley,
left Monday tor Salt Lake City.
Mr. Cross is one tf the star play
ers in the league base ball team
of Salt Lake.
. Deeds to lots in IOagle -Valley
Cemetery woro taken up the past
week: Mrs. M. J. Simonis, $40;
Mrs. Minnie Roberta $2. There
tire still several deeds for lots un
called for at the bank and unless
same arc taken up soon they will
bo disposed of to others.
The Pleasant Hidgo Sunday
School unnounce a necktie social
program and basket slipper at
Pleasant Hidgo school house on
Friday night, June 1st, at eight
o'clock sharp, Everybody invited,
Bring a tie and basket. A ' grab
box" will furnish fun for ,lho
crowd. Committee
ouai km in
General
Merchandise
New Bfidge, Oregori
Our stock is always fresh
and complete a'nd tli'o
prices rijfht
SEE
W. G; SAUNDERS
With Haley's Cash Store,
Hichland, Oregon, for
Money on Real Estate
Life Insurance, ImVc Insurance
Fruit Trees, Shrubbery,
Ornamental Trees, Berries
Ornamental Fcndng and Gates
A Symbol ' Health.
Tim I'vtliiii'oriiiiiH of Attclmit Urcocn
ktu uimplu fowl, riruutlm tomiorniH'fc
niiil purltv. Ah ii imK "y "A"11 UIU
flvii iiolntoil wtur which tlioy TOKiinlotl mj
a nyml'ol ol liuultli. A mil flvu paluti'il
fltnr iipptmrtMHi Ouuh inckn of Ulmm
liorluin'H TulihitH iinit Htlll fullllA' Uh an
clont iiiIhhIoii nHii nyinbol of livnltli. If
you tiro troublwl with iniHgontton, blll
onHUoas orconiitlpiitloit, ut pnoljopoof
thoHb tahlutn from your ilnirfKlHt. You
Tjlllbo HurprlHoit ftt tho qutuk lullnf
wWdUliuy afford. Oblnhmhlrt ftyory-wliaro.
Mrs. Elmer Wart is vfsiting at
La Grande.
"The Senior" at opera house
Saturday night. (
A Liberty Loan Bond iB a mort
gage on the United States.
. A nice line of plain white dishes
new arrivals at Haley's. ad
Frank E. Sewell called Monday
and enrolled his name on the
Nowb list.
Mr. and, Mm. Dogan Saunders
and baby wero visitors the first
of the week.
G'rant Morgan is much improv
ed and may be able to return to
Baker this week.
Carl Barrows transacted busi
ness at the land olllce in La
Grande tho first of the weok.
!len, your straw hat, shirt and
lie for Decoration Day wear, are
to bo found at Saunders Bro's.
While in tho Valley last week,
Mr. E. B. Conklin of Ontario,
met many old friends and former
students.
Miss Mayme Lloyd on Monday
evening entertained Mr. and Mrs.
Ashcraf t and the senior class of
the high school.
Make your buggy or auto like
new. "Chi-Namel" auto and
carriage finishes will do it. Buy it
at Haley's. ad
, A social meeting of tho Ladies
Aid Society will bo held at the
home of Mrs. Paul Knoblauch on
tomorrow (Friday) afternoon.
Arthur Malono recovered the
horse he advertised for in last
week's issue. A subscriber near
Durkeo had taken;up tho animal.
Baker-Sparta-Richland Stage
Line. Hound trip daily,
land ofiice at Postollice;
office at Jolforis Hotel.
Miller, driver. ad
, Tho Methodist, church' was filled
to .overllowing Sunday uvonino,
wlieri Rev. A. Thomas delivered
thu' baccalaureate sermon tqt the
1917v graduating class of Eaglo
Valloy High school.
Rich-
Baker
Monty
' Whooplnil Cough. ii
'Olio of .tiro most micceHiful preprint
tloiiH i'Onse for thin disonso in Clininbur
Uln'H Couith Romeily . S. W.MfcOllnton,
Iniiffon Springe, Alnwrltofl'Ourbaby
ha'dvlfooplni; couch an bad us moHt any
bitby'Cttuld havo It. iKiivohlft Cham
berJnlu'HCounli. ItcniiHly and Unooii (jot
lifiii woll," ObtainabM avurywherei
Mr. MulKoy is reported Much
b'oiter.
From, nqw On tho angler's
ihnd hunter's licenses will be $1.50
each.
Miss Avdn Lindsay of Baker was
a caller at tho home of Lem Mor
ris laBt Friday. ' ,
MiBB Lizzie McLcod fs home
from Baker where she had been
attending school.
Sonntor Strayor will deliver an
address nt the E. V. IL S. com-1
menccnfent tomorrow night.
..Graduating exercises ot the
If igfj School nt opera houso tomor
row night. Everybody invited.
Weaving Carpets and Hugs on
new and up-to-date loom. ,
fi-8t Mae Hitter. Halfway. Ore.
The graduating exercises of the
eighth grade will be held this
evening at the Christian church.
Mrs. Ethel Brown is the dele
gate of the local Hebekah lodge
at tho Grand Lodge at Eugene
this week.
Ladies, a lincpf beautiful white
canvas shops just opened up at
Saunders Bro's. Come and make
your selection at once. ad
Your patriotic duty is to buy a
Liberty Loan Bond. You can get
any amount to fit your pocket
book -from $50 to MOO.OOO.
Mr. Page very kindly changed
his dates to accommodate the
commencement exercises, show
ing the movies last evening.
J. A. Jellison, the general mer
chant at New Bridge, will fl'uote
more bargains in these columns
soon. Keep an oye on his ddv.
Make your old clothes do this
season. Send by parcel post or
stage lines. Silven Dry Clean
ing Works, Baker, Ore. ad2Stf
Graven Bros., proprietors of
the Hichland Meat Market, have
started a meat delivery in Now
Bridge and tlu upper port o th-
Valley. They will make two de
liveries each week Wednesdays
and Saturdays.
Mrs. M. H. Mulvahill and five-year-old
son Jimmie were at the
county seat last week, where the
latter took treatment for threat
ened blood poisoningr- the result
of a lamb biting the index finger
of his left hand.
Last Sunday evening Rev. Bean
courteously dismissed his congre
gation eo that alf could attend the
baccalaureate services, therefore
his sernjon on "Christian Unity"
will bo delivered at the regular
aarvices next Sunday evening.
The Christian Endeavor Society
of tho Christian church held fa
business meriting nt the home of
Mrs. Chas. Perry last Friday ev
ening. After tho put'pose of the
gathering was accomplished, ,jre
freshments wero served and a
social time enjoyed.
i. Pythian Sisters to the number
of fifteen called on Mrs. Acenith
Evans" o'u Tuesday afternoon. Shb
was taken completely by surprise
but nevertheless appreciated the
(visit. Ice bream add cake were
served and a delightfdl tinio was
had by All present.
.Tlie NeW Edison Phonograph
yill be' on display 'at (jhas. Bat
leer's tin Saturday eVonirig and
Suudriy mdrningy.i No needles it)
changd. Indestruetable recor'ds.
ami actually re-creates all forms
of music. KepxQSQtivtiyo of
: (ad) ADLER'S, Bakery Ore.
10:
FLIES are
Raising Families
Keep (he flies out instead of swatting them after
they have carried disease germs inside of your home.
.But before you put up screens and screen doors
be sure to! give th(fm a coat Si Chi-Namel Screen En
amel to,prevent small rust spots' tha,t you may not
notice now, becoming holes later on in the summer.
Mosquitoes and other insects scpn discover such
holes, get through the' screens and make life miser
able during hot nights.
Chi Namel Screen Enamel s very easily applied
does not clog up the meshes of the wire cloth and
dries quickly with a hard, brilliant gloss. The base
of Chi-Namel Screen, Enamel . Is air flbate'd carbon
which is a wood and metal preservative, hdnce'itdoes
not have to be applied as often as inferior enamels
made of asphaltum and coal tar ingredients.
Fly screens enameled with Chi-Namel, keep their
gloss, are not affected tby moisture and tdo not rust
when stored away for the winter. Made in Black
and Green.
WE SAVE YOU MONEY
MAKE US PROVE IT
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o Raley's Cash Store J
Richland Meat Market
GRAVEN BROS., Props.
Fresh and Salt Meats of All Kinds
Fresh FisK and Ranch Butter
Highest Prices Paid for Hides and Pelts at all times
flip
Steel Fishing Rods
The Horton Mg. Co.
Bristol, Conn.
m.nuf.ctLtrkrs of
"Bristol" Steel Fishing Rods'
Meek and Blue Grass Reels
Sold by all Good Dealers'
(THOUCHT HE DIDN'T KNOW ABOUT IT.)
junr.e VOU'D DC AMAZED
to know how satisfying
THIS LITTLE CHEW IS
GEE! THE JUDGE HAS USED
cut Tnaircn ;IMF It
ON THE MARKET. ITS THE LITTLE
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INTELLIGENT people have a way of sizing things
up for themselves W-B GUT is' all shreds, all
tobacco; and ordinary. plug is leaf with a lot of
heavy, gummy sweetening, holding U together. But
everything doesn't go by quantity either ? W-B CUT
ia a rich, sappy chew, because it?s nclu.sajbpy tobacco.
It doesn't take so much W-B to satisfy, lake a small
chew. Then notice how it Idits.
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