Eagle Valley news., July 12, 1917, Image 5

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, LOCALS
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Yob, it's hot enough for ub.
Dr. Wilson a.i)d Wm. Wynlt
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tiro now uriving uvcrianuH.
Hlnding twine at Saunders
Bro's. Holler buy now. ad
WANTIib- Four hundred lato
cabbage plants, J3. E. Ilolman.
Cherries arebogjnning to ripen
and tliero will be a bumper crop.
Hoys, see our new sport sjiirts
and patriotic caps, just in; Haley's
Mrs. .F. II. McArlhur has re
turned from a visit at outside
points.
W. K. Harbor lias purchased
the Mrs. Tannic Leo property in
Hichlaud.
Lemons. Oranges, Hananas
nice fresh, ripu fruit. Saunders
Hio's.ad
Wo are informed that Lloyd
Parker of Halfway has joined the
U. S. aviation service.
Canning time is here; we have
all sizes of jars, jelly glasses, jar
tops and rubbern. Haley's.-ad
Dr. M. M. Hull was in town last
l'Yiday. He will not be back to
open hut dental parlors for several
weeks.
Conrad Stcelman is fixing a
Hume justbelow the middle bridge
on Ragle Creek to take out wood
which he will iloat down from the
Hesorve.
I.',W. Sample, proprietor of the
Mt. View Studio at Halfway, will
be n Hichlaud with his tent on
July Kith for a short time. Get
your pictures while he is here.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Lynch
left Monday for their homo at
LaGrando after a week's visit
here. Their Henderson -cylinder
motor cycle with side car at
tached attracted much attention.
Chas. Lee and Merle Hammond
wore in town Monday on their
roud to the Little Minam with
sheep. While hero Mr. Lee sub
scribed for the News a year to be
sent to Mrs. John Steiger at
Baker.
Tho Union Pacific System has
issued a folder map of the United
States that at this particular time
is of unusual value to the public.
You can get a copy free by ad
dressing Wm. McMurray, G. P.
A., Portland.
The weather is hot but you can
bo comfortable if you make use
of our hot weather departments.
Everything in hot weather ap
parel will bo found there and tho
price will keep you cool.
-ad E. & W, Chandler.
T. J. Hcddick has accepted a
position with Geo. W. Donsloy to
look after his shipping and left
Monday for Huntington where
thirty cars of lambs will be loaded
and taken to Omaha. Later on
Tom will tend camp and learn
more of tho sheep business, with
the expectation of going into it
more extensively next year.
Constipation and Indigestion
"I linvu lifted Chninberluln'fl Tablets
niul mtiHt pny they nru tlio In et I lmvo
ovor iisod (or conetlpntion and IihIIkcb
tlon. My wifo alfio tisod tlioin for hull
Hi'Htlon and thoy dono hor good," writes
KtiKcno 8. Knight, Wllmlimton, N. 0.
Clmmhorlaln'a TabloU nru mild and
uontlo In tliuin.ctlon. Glvotliotn a trinl.
You are cortaln to bo pleased with tho
agreeable lnxativo offoct which thoy pro
duct!, Obtainable 6vbrywiiiir6.
Richland Pool Room
Allan Binheimcr, Prop,
POOL AND BILLIARDS
Soft Drinks of All Kinds, Cigars,
Tobacco, Confectionery
Como In and spend your idle time
We'll treat you right
Now cabbage at Saunders Bro's.
C. II. Craig is visiting this
week with relatives at Carson.
Thousands of lambs were ship
ped from Robinetfc this week.
Dr. J. H. McArthur returned
Saturday from a trip to Portland.
Mike Mulvahill recently pur
chased the John Haker farm west
of Hichlaud.
Mrs. T. J- Hcddick and son
Herbert leave today for Baker
for an oxtended visit.
Clarence Wallace lost 75 lambs
Monday night by a "pile up" in
tho corrals at Iiohinettq.
ICE FOR SALE, any quantity
at reasonable price.
ad Frank Clarke.
Bnker-Sparta-Richland Stage
Line. Hound trip daily. Rich
land office at PostoMiee; Baker
office at Jofforis Hotel. Monty
Miller, driver. ad
I will be at Kichland with my
tent on July 1G, for u short time
only. Jf you want photos come
early. I am prepared to do all
kinds of work,
ad Mt. View Studio. ,
The Oregon State Editorial
Association hold their annual con
vention at Pendleton beginning
tomorrow and ending with a trip
to Wallowa Lake on Sunday. We
had planned on being present,
but circumstances would not per
mit.
On an average the first crop of
uifalfa will bo as heavy as usual,
and as there promises to be plenty
of water for irrigation the second
and third crops will bo heavier.
As the price will average around
?15 per ton, our farmers are wear
ing a smile that wont come off.
A vjsit to our grocery depart
ment will make you a customer.
We carry the best in everything.
Try our coffees and you will seek
no farther. Wo have wheat, oats
and mid feeds, also potatoes at
2 3-1 cts tho pound; bacon, hams
and dry salt meat,
ad) E. & W. Chandler.
Arrangements for the second
officers training camps aro about
completed and the list of those
eligible to enter covers a far
broader fiold than the first camp.
If any of our readers are inter
ested thoy may securo full in
formation by applying to or writ
ing either of the following named
gentlemen at Baker, who com
poso the local county committee:
H. A. Sontie, B. E. Harder, Wm.
Pollman and T. G. Montgomery.
Biliousness and Stomach Trouble
"Two yours njjo I mifforod from fro
qiiont attacks of atomnvh trouble and
btllousnose," writes Misa Kininu Vcr
bryko, Limn, Ohio. "I could out vory
Httlo food that agreed with rhonnd I bo
camo bo dizzy and nick nt my atomncfi at
times Hint I had to tako hold of hoiuo
tli it) to koop from falling. Sooiuu
Clittinburlaln'H Tablets ndvortieod I do-
elded to try thorn, I Improved rapidly,"
Obtalnaulo ivorywliere.
Joe Evan has a new 'Oakland
Six.
Fresh ship gingersnaps just re
ceived at Haley's. ad
Thos. Seigel and son Kar) aro
transacting business at Weiscr.
Miss Letha Cochrane of Port
land is visiting at the home of W.
E. Martin.
J. S. Bo(!jah remembered tho
editor with' a renewal subscrip
tion tho past week.
A lire Tuesday night burned a
block and a half of the business
section of Huntington.
Wright Chandler and family
and Dr. Wilson and wife spent
Sunday near Cornucopia.
Two gauntlet gloves, one lady's
and one gent's, were found by
W. E. Barber and left at this
office.
Several bands of sheep passed
through here this week on the
road to the summer range in the
Forest Reserve.
Make your old clothes do this
season. Send by parcel post or
stage lines. Silven Dry Clean
ing Works, Baker, Ore. ad28tf
Havo you tried "Chi-Namel"
furniture polish far your furni
ture? Fine for polishing your
auto too. Try a" bottle. Raley's.
Early Sweet Cherries and pie
cherries tow ripe at the Bowen
Farm. Orders taken for Bings
and Lamberts which will be ready
later. ad
The extremely dry and excess
ively hot weather has ruined a
great deal of the grain on the
dry farming lands adjacent to
Eagle "Valley.
Photos I will be at Richland
July lGth, for a short time only.
Jf you want anything in the pic
ture line gve mo a call.
ad RJt. View Studio.
John Fraser and Miss Mary
returned Sunday morning from a
week's visit in Baker. Little
Miss Ruth Fraser accompanied
them and will spend some time
in the Valley.
Mrs. Bert Rogers has returned
homo and "was accompanied by
her mother Mrs. II. D. Irwin, her
brother Loren Irwin, and a friend
Miss Binghan, all of Garfield,
Wash., who will visit hero for
abouKwo weeks.
Thus far the I. W. W.'s have
not bothered this section. Should
they come "buttin in" and try
to start trouble we predict they
will be given more than they have
been accustomed to receive in
other places not wages, but
something they really need.
a. w. rarKcr will again snow
his movies in Eagle Valley every
week, at Richland on Thursday
nights and at New Bridge on Fri
day nights. He has contracted
for "The Adventures of Liberty"
comprising 41 reels, and consid
ered ono of tho greatest serial
films ever mado. Two reels of
this will bo given in each week's
program, yet tlio admission will
be only 15c to old and young alike.
Chamberlain's Colic, Colcra and
Diarrhoea Remedy
Evory family without oxouptlon should
koop this preparation at hand during the
hot weather of tho summer montlisi
Chamberlain's Colio, Oholora and DInr
rhocH Itomcdy Is worth many Ulrica its
cost whon needed and is almost certain
to bo nuodod before tho summor la ovor.
It has no superior for tho purpoiea for
which Itlslntondod. ObUinab'oovory-whore.-'-adv
10:
Your Store
and Ours
This store belongs to us; but it's no good to
us unless it's your store to. To be your store it
must contain the clothes you want to wear, the
groceries you want to eat, and the many items
needed around the home; it must be arranged for
your comfort and it must do business in a way
satisfactory to you, having and holding your
confidence.
Lots of people more every month find
that our store is their store. If it isn't already
your store, come in and let us make it so.
WE SAVE YOU MONEY
' MAKE US PROVE IT
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Raley's Cash Store
20.
Richland Meat Market
JOHN GRAVEN, Prop.
Fresh and Salt Meats of. All Kinds
Fresh Fish and Ranch Butter
Highest Prices Paid for Hides and Pelts at all times
Idventoof LIBERTY
Richland Opera House
Every Thursday Night
New Bridge on Friday nights
One of the most thrilling plays
ever written for moving pictures
Don't Fail to Come
Admission only 15c .
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