Eagle Valley news., June 21, 1917, Image 5

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f LOCALS I
Kd Cittos is homo from Port
land, 'Gone Urown was down from
Sparla yesterday.
Dr. fl. McArlhnr has'' pur
chased a Saxon car.
Mrs. J, I j. Stone returned Fri
day from a visit at Union.
Don't fai to see our line of
men'n neckwear at 25c. Kaloy'n
Al G. Unnit'H wild animnl circus
will bo in linker next Wednesday,
The public schools of Richland
will open for the fall term on
Mondtiy, Sppt. 17th.
Air. and Mrt. J. W. Patterson
and baby roturnod this week from
a viniL to the county neat.
ICIS VOW SAL1S, any quantity
at rontonnble price.
ad Frank Clarke. .
Mm. K. I. Keddick returned
Tuoedty from a ton day' visit
with her sister amMjtmily al
Filar, Idaho. -
Frank Bailey loft Friday for
UtiKetio after a visit here with
his sunt, Mrs. l-nnrn Saunders,
and other relRlhes.
STRAY 13 U-Crenm colored Jer
Hey liolfer, two yearn old, brand
ed, N D on left hip. l.iboraj ro
want. J. M. Dixon, Halfway.
Wm. J. - Allexsaht of Weifier
was in the Valley last week, as
sisting Mr. Cria take an invoice
of the J. A. Jell'aon stock at New
Bridge.
A shipment of 150 yards of ma
terial has been received by the
Eagle Valley auxiliary, which will
be made into pajamas next week
under the direction ot the Nation
al Red Cross Society.
Frank Murray ,wo.s in Richland
a few days hist week, visiting and
looking after business matters,
before going to Cornucopia where
ho will work this summer. While
here Frank advanced his sub to
tho News another year.
J. II. Henderson, who was a
visitor hero on dilVerentoccasions
and who had a large acquaintance
in the Valley, died last week from
injuries received in tha recent
mine disaster at Butte, Mont.,
and was buried at Freowater,
Oregon, his former homo.
At the annual meeting of Sun
ny Side School District No. 21,
Mrs. J. W. Gampbell was elected
director and J.W. CUmpbell clerk.
John D. Bonnohoir was elected
director of Union High District
No. 2, to (ill vacancy caused by
removal of H. 11. Moody from tho
district.
A, letter from Lee Chamber
lain, who is stationed at Matino
Barracks, Mare Island, Vallojo,
Calif., states: "I like it fine here
and if tho rest of tho boys know
how much fun wojinve, there
would be no.neod to draft them,
and, anyway, the training is
something every young man
ought to havo,"
Richland Pool Room Baker.
Allqn Binhcirncr, Prop,
POOL AND BILLIARDS
Soft Drinks of All Kinds, Cigars,
Tobacco, Confoctionory
Come iu and Bpcnd your idle time
We'll treat you right
Forellioiifjlit.
l't'pjilo nro lenrnlnn tlint a llttlt foro
thoiiKht ofttin naves tlwm it Wi! oxponeo.
IUto Ih an inMnncot H, W. Aichcr,
Culclwul', 'thlo, wrltoH: "I do not lo
llovu tlmt our family hua been without
Cliamborluln'H Qolic, Oholorn aiU Ulur
rhoon Itoinudy Blnco wo commenced
keeping lioiiflo yenra pro., When wo bo
on nil extended vlult wo Ubi It with lis,"
Obtainable ovorywhoroi.
Chot Evans Js now driving a
Mitchell Six.
Clint Graven and family have
returned to the Valley.
Miss Velma Craig and MSsb
Minnie Wright are visiting at
Browniee.
lSnnle Valley wag woll repre
sented at the stock show at Union
lttit week.
Mrs. Lee Womnck and children
of Cascade, Idahq, are visiting in
the Valley.
Geo. W, Evans, Sr., and Walt
Cuiuliir have each purennsod new
Dodge cars.
Miiw Juno Evang of Fine Valley
haa been vUiting relative and
frionds here.
Swift's Jewell Shortening, as
good as lard but chouper. Saun
ders Bro'u. ad
Haying has commenced in Dry
Gulch, and will start in the Valley
in nbout ton days.
Mrs. N. B. Ashcraftand child
ren left yesterday for a visit with
relatives at Ashland.
Almost $1,000 was subscribed
Cor Liberty Bonds, through the
Eagle Valley State Bank.
Wm. E. Bean has "been suffer
ing severely from the effects of
running a nail in his foot.
For Sale-1,200 lbs. wheat for
.what it cost me, $3.25 pqr cwt. .
ad G. W. Martin, Richland.
Mr. and Mrs. Spicklemier of
Portland are visitingat the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Car Carnahan.
. Horse Pasture for Kent 100a,
living water, $1.50 per head per
month. Sam Shoemaker, Rich
land. -32-3
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Chand.er
autocd to Baker, Sunday, and
brought ' back Miss Ethel, who
had been visiting there for some
time.
Haymakers Supplies Jackson
forks, cables, bolts of all kinds;
pitchforks and handles, water
bags, in factafu'l line of supplies
and repairs at Saunders Bro's.-ad
Yes, our Trimmed Hat Sale is
Btill on. We are offering excep
tional bargains in all Millinery
lines. All of our (lowers at one
half price
ad) E. & W. Chandler.
Eaglo Creek was at tho highest
stao Saturday and Sundaj nights
that it had reached in yoars, the
waters causing much oamnge at
many places. At Now Bridge
a torrent cut tlirough Mr. Per
kins' orchard and ran across the
road and for a lime it was feared
tho main channel would bo chang
ed, but tho cooler weather has
caused the waters to recede.
GASOLINE ot 0 cts cash per
gallon at Saunders Bro's, ad
Ciaudo Chase was down from
bis Sparta homestead Saturday.
Misses Mabel and Esther Saun
ders Have been visiting at Milton,
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Wright
wore Walla Walla visitors the llrst
of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Gordon and
son Jim, wero in Baker the first
of the week.
Homo gVown strawberries arc
on tno market, but tho crop is
'reported very short.
Better than candy our fancy
cluster raisins. Get a box for tlie
children. Raiey's. ad
Leonard Jonee has returned
from Snake River and will work
in tho Valley for a time.
McCorfnick rakes, mowers and
binders in stoqk, also repair for
other makgs. .Saunders Bro's.-ad
W. H. Bradford wijs awarded
the contract to supply sixty ricks
of wocd ut thi school house this
fall.
The Knights of Pythias have
donated the lower floor of their
hall to the Red Cross for a sow
ing room.
Ford Auto Supp.iesTires, in
ner tubes, spark plugs, fan belts,
and chains, for sale ut Saunders
Bro's. ad
Boys, we can supply you in hot
weather goods, a nice line to se
lect from, belter sec them.
Rnley's. ad
An 8 1-2 pound boy arrived at
the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Otis
Cramer near Lookout last Thurs
day, June Mill.
If you would be interested in
3GQa fine land 5 mi. from Half
way, right in finest range district
at $7,50Q, let Thorp tell you all
about it. ad
Tho residence of Ernest Evans
near Halfway was totally des
troyed by fire Sunday. We are
informed that only a very few
of the contents of the building
wore saved.
Ladies and misses middie blous
es just arrived, $2 values at $1;
also a line of ladies dress skirts,
all the latest styles in shepherd
checks and plaids; priced right.
ad E. & W. Chandler.
A girl violinist of Seattle will
play several solos at the Chris
tian church next Sunday morning
and tho pastor, Wm. E. Bean,
will preach on "Mission of the
Ministry," The public cordially
invited.
About twenty Pythian Sisters
gave Mrs. Mary Howard a sur
prise on Tuesday afternoon, drop
ping in on her unexpectedly and
bringing ice cronm, cake, etc. A
very enjoyable time was had by
every one present.
Tho Snake River Mines Co. shut
down last week, although the ore
is of good grade and the body iu
sight sufficient to last for several
years. We aro informed that a
few men have been kept at work
and that tho mine may reopen in
the near future on a more exten
sive scalo than ever.
. To the Public.
"Ihttvobeon ubIiib Clminborlaln'aTub
lotH for Indication (or tho past six
months, and It nffordu mo pleasure to
Hiiy I huvo novor used rotuody that did
mo ho much pood," -Mrs, O. K. lUley,
Illion, N. Y, Chainborlalii'aTablotti aru
obtainable ovorywhoiOr
Stomach Troubles and Constipation.
"I will cheerfully say that Chamber-
Ihln'a Tablota aro tho most satisfactory
romu.ly for stomach troubles and consti
pation that I liavo nold in thirty-four
yoaru' druR Btorti aorvlco," wrltoa S. II.
Alurphy, druaglat, Welleburrf, N. Y.
Obtalnablo everywhere;
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A Bargain!
Just received a big line of
Men's Four-in-Hand Ties
that will be placed on sale at.
25c each
They will not last long at this price
, - Come early
WE SAVE YOU MONEY
MAKE US PROVE IT
U Raiey's Cash Store 13
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GRAVEN BROS., Props.
Fresh and Salt Meats of All Kinds
Fresh Fish and Ranch Butter
Highest Prices Paid for Hides and Pejts at all times
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Steel Fishing Mods
The Horton Mg. Co,
Bristol, Conn.
MANUFACTURERS OF
"Bristol" Steel Fishing Rods
Meek and Blue Grass Reels-
Sold by all Good Dealers
I COLON EU. PUT ME IN "THE
IRANKS OUfcHY OTHER. OLD
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HAVE PLENTY OF"THE LITTLE
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Every shred is chock full of sap; a big chew is too rich.
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