Eagle Valley news., July 19, 1917, Image 5

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CIihh. Harbor and W. C. Haley
wcro in Baker Sunday.
HACON for Halo. Homo cured.
Apply to Eli Stanciu. ad
Binding tvvino at Saunders
Hro'B. Hettor buy now. ad
Mrs. Goo. Huffman and children
of Pine Valley are visiting in tbia
neighbor!. omI.
Wanted: 250 boys and girls to
wear our advertising caps we II
furnish the caps. Haley's. ad
W. E. Harbor and littlo grand-
son. Horwold, started today for
a two week's outing at Fish Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Frnsor
and family arrived Saturday for
a short visit with relatives and
friends.
Conrad Steolinan has bpon
sworn in as special deputy water
piaster in charge of the Newt
Young Ditch.
F. W. Locke and wife of Paul,
Idaho, and ,las. Temple and wife
of Kupert, Idaho, were in Eagle
Valley last Saturday.
Make your old clothes do this
season, bond uy parcel post or
stage lines. Silven Dry Clean
ing Works, linker, Ore. ad28tf
Straw Hats for all members of
the family. Don't fail to look
over our lino we've got what
you want. Saunders Pro's. ad
Unless there is a rain in the
mountains very soon the huckle
berry crop will be ruined, so we
were informed by Lucky Mat
thews. Harry Mason returned to the
Valley Monday. Ho and his
brother Carl will run the home
place while their parents take a
much needed rest,
A fine baby boy was born to
the wife of Eaglo Chnndlcr on
July 10th. Mamma, papa and
son are doing line, but Grandpa
Kendall has been acting quccrly
the past ten days.
Fires have recently occurred in
Halfway and Huntington but
with the water system greater
loss was prevented. What tho
result would bo should a fire start
in Richland , no one cares to pre
dict. New goods just received from
Chicago a beautiful lino of no
tions consisting of chain girdles?,
ties, bracelets, collars, scarfs,
cords, imlo hats, baby bonnets,
ivory sots, beads, tassels, booties
and numerous other articles, and
the price will move them.
-ad E. & W. Chandler.
There is homo talk of having
A. W. Parker arrested forcruelty.
Two weeks ago ho left Liberty
dangling at the ond of a rope for
several days, and last Thursday
night tho poor girl was left un
conscious hangingovor thoback of
a horse. Wo huvo been told that
tonight Liberty will be "up
against it" worao than over, bo
don't fail to see the show.
Constipation and Indigestion
"1 lmvo iiHt'd Clminborlnln'fl Tabids
mid imiHt uny thoy uro tho bint I linvo
over usod for coiietlputlon and lndluoH
Hon. My wlfo nlso ueod thorn for Indi
gestion mid tlioy dono lior Rood," writoH
Kimono 8. Knluht, Wilmington, N. 0.
Cliuniborlninln Titblota arc mild nnd
(emtio in thulrbclion, (Jivotliom a trial.
You nro cortnln to bo iloa!l with tho
hgrcutiblo IrxhUvo effect which thoy pro
duce, Obtninablo overywhoro.
Richland Pool Room
Allan Binhcimer, Prop.
POOL AND BILLIARDS
Soft Drinks of All Kinds, Cigars,
Tobacco, Confectionery
Como in and spend your idle time
We'll ral you right
Senator Strayer and family
wore in the Valley Monday.
Helps keep cool, one of our ice
cream freezers. Haley's. ad
Grant Morgan has been sworn
in .s a deputy sheriff at Haker.
JCE FOR SALE, any quantity
at reasonable price.
ad Frank Clarke.
Dan Jones will erect a new and
up-to-date residence this fall
Em Suunders has the contract.
Fish & Howen of Haker have
the contract for installing the
plumbing in Lovcll Gover'a new
residence.
Knights of Pythias Business
of importance to bo transacted
Friday night. All members are
urged to be present.
One Holstein cow for sale; fresh
three weeks; good milker; heifer
calf at side.
ad2tp W. II. Mulkey.
Mr. D. C. Bagley and family
have arrived from Portland and
will probably locate here. They
are relatives of J. W. Patterson.
The U. S. department of agri
culture recommends tnat every
fnrmer and gardener save all the
vegetable seod possible for next
year's planting.
Just what you have been look
ing for; a good aluminum polish
mrrot" ponsn win clean your
tarnished aluminum pots and
pans; 15c cans, try it. Haley's.
Ira D. Campbell was arrested
at Sparta last week and taken to
Haker, charged with failing to
register. He was released later
on proving nis age more than 61.
The full amount subscribed in
this section to the Hed Cross fund
during "drivo week" is reported
as lollows: Kicliland S78I.28;
New Bridge $95.55; Kobinette
$50.25; Sparta $102.10.
Henry Sass loft Tuesday for
Cove, from which town ho will
tend camp for his band of sheep
which aro on the Rosorvo near
there. Before leaving, Henry
called and anted up for the News
a year in advance.
Hot weather lunch goods-
oysters, shad, kippered herring,
sardines in oil and mustard, sal
mon, shrimps, corn beef, lunch
tongue, lamb's tongue, chipped
beef, vionna sausage, cheese,
pickles sweet and sour, olives
stuffed and plain, condensed
soups. All fresh clean stock, try
us in this lino and be satisfied.
ad) E. & W. Chandler.
nillousncss nnd Stomach Troublo
'Two yoare hro I Hiifforod from fro-
quont attacks of stomach troublo and
btllouanoaa," writes Miaa Kmma Ver
bryko, Lima, Ohio. "I could oat very
littlo food thataurcod with mo and I bo-
cniuo ho dizzy and elck at my atomach nt
times that I had to tako hold of soino
thing to ltcoji from fulling. SooitiR
Gliamborlain'a Tablets advortiaod I de
cided to try thorn, 1 improvod rapidly,"
Obtainable iivorywbere.
Stage
Monty
The first cutting of hay is about
all in tho slack,
Royal Anno and Bing Cherries
now rjpo at tbo Bowen Farm.-ad
Lemons. Oranges, Bananas
also new cabbage. Saunders
Hro's.ad
Mrs. Mablo Tatroand littlo son
aro in from Portland for a visit
with relatives.
Mrs. Will Gillette and Miss
Hays of Pine Valley wore visitors
here last week.
I. VV. Sample reports a good
business at his photo tent, which
is located at F. L. Payzant's.
Lloyd Derrick left Monday for
LaGrande where he has a job of
herding sheep in that section.
Tom Jeffords was down from
his ranch Tuesday. He said rain
was badly needed in the Lookout
procinct.
Baker-Sparta-Richland
Line. Round trip daily,
land office at Postoflice;
office at Jefforis Hotel.
Miller, driver. ad
Jim Holcomb had his sub ad
vanced another year this week.
Mr. Holcomb said he was picking
and marketing about 200 gallons
of cherries every day.
Notice Installation of officers
at the next regular mooting ol
the Pythian Sisters op Thursday
evening, July 20th. All members
are urged to be present and to
como early.
Second-hand men get rich buy
ing discarded furniture and re
finishing it. Why don't you save
your old furniture and refinish it
with Chi-Namel? Come in, we
will tell you how. Haley's. ad
Mrs. W. E. Barber departed!
yesterday morning for Banks,
Oregon, to visit her daughter
Mrs. Nellie Cropp. She was ac
companied by her little grand
daughter, Miss Maxine Barber.
Henry Babcock has sent us a
cluster of pie cherries weighing
a trifle over 6nc and one-half
pounds. There were over 110
cherries in tho bunch; wo have
seen so much fruit on so small a
twig.
At tho suggestion given Inst
week many customers tried our
boneless codfish in bricks and
then camo back for more. It cer
tainly is a delicious and economi
cal food for hot weather. Have
you tried it? Saunders Bro's.-ad
Wo acknowledge the receipt
from Hon. Ben W. Olcott of a
copy each of the 1017 Election
Laws and Statutos Relating to
Roads, Highways and Bridges.
Any of our readers desiring to
look over these books are welcome
to do so.
A baby was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Monkey at New Bridge on
Monday night. Tho little animal
seems to be thriving nicely nnd
was the biggest attraction in the
show. Mrs. Monkey acted as
proud and was as careful of her
offspring as a human mother
could be.
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Chamberlain's Colic, Colera and
Diarrhoea Remedy
, Every family without oxcoptlon ahould
koop thla preparation at hand during the
hot weather of tho Biimmor months.
Cliamborlalu'a Colic, Cholera and Diar
rhoea Remedy la worth many timos ita
cost when needed tind la almost certain
to bo neodod boforo tho summer la over.
It ban io superior for tho purposes for
which itiaintonded. Obtainable oysry
where, fcdt
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nave you nearao
The Latest Style f
GILDED FURNITURE is very fashionable
NOW. Some are handpainting or decorating it
with transfer pictures.
Maybe you have several such pieces that a coat
of Chi-Namel Gold and Aluminum will transform
into the very latest popular fashion.
Chi-Namel is totally different from the usual
ill-smelling banana flavored bronzes that are diffi
cult and unpleasant to apply.
Chi-Namel has a pleasing odor and looks like
the most expensive gold and silver leaf and is so
easy to apply.
It makes a beautiful, bright finish for Radiat
ors, Pictures and Mirror Frames, Bric-a-Brac,
Wicker Work, Pipes, Lighting Fixtures, Grate
Fronts, Stoves," Hot Water Tanks and Heaters.
It is heatproof and prevents rust.
Chi-Namel Aluminum is used extensively to
protect and beautify Automobile Engines and
Rims and cither gold or aluminum makes a radi
ator front very handsome and stylish and at tho
same time prevents corrosion.
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20.
WE SAVE YOU MONEY
MAKE US PROVE IT
Raley's Cash Store
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Richland Meat Market
JOHN GRAVEN, Prop.
Fresh and Salt Meats of All Kinds
Fresh Fish and Ranch Butter
Highest Prices Pdid for Hides and Pelts at all times
Steel Flshisig Eads
The Horton Mg. Co,
Bristol, Conn.
MANUFACTURERS OP
"Bristol" Steel Fishing Rods
Meek and Blue Grass Reels
Sold by all Good Dealers
AdventunTof LIBERTY
Richland Opera House
Every Thursday Night
New Bridge on Friday nights
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One of the most thrilling plays
ever written for moving pictures
Don't Fail to Come
Admission only 15c