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About Eagle Valley news. (Richland, Or.) 191?-1919 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 23, 1917)
' "Tl 111 E. & W. Chandler Tg Different Store Remember Us I iwt i r H a : l U THAT POUCH WIU.APPEAIII GENUINE GKAVEIY TO OFFICERS AND MEN-fTHAS BEEN CHEWED I KfiAL PREPAREDNESS. EH1 JTHE NAVY AND THE SUPREME COURT EVER (SINCE OLD TIPPECANOE When in need of I Dry Goods, Furnishings, Shoes, Hals fintf Caps, Groceries, Crockery, Glasvare, Shelf Hardware, Nails, Bolts and Wire Imperial and White Rose Flour Wienies, Bologna, Kenton Special Sausage Washing Machines and Churns Binding Twine and Grain Bags EL. Richland Meat Market JOHN GRAVEN, Prop. 4 J Fresh and Salt Meats of All Kinds I Fresh Fish and Ranch Butter j Highest Priaes PaM for Hides and Pelts at nil times North Beach The REAL REST RESORT of the North Pacific Coast is now reached by Rail or Steamer ' from Portland. LOW ROUND-TRIP FARES UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM and a New Beach Foldtr upon application to ntartst O- IV. R. R. & N. Actnt. or by uritine f2j Wm. MeMurray.Generat Pauenfer Agent, Portland ' 4k jtd b RAVELYVS CELEBRATED Chewing Plug UCFORETHC INVCNTION of our patent Airwnoor POUCM CPAVCLV PLUG TOOACCO MADE GTWCTLY FOR ITS CHEWING QUALITY WOULD NOT KCEP FPCGM IN THIS GCCTION. NOW THE PATCNT POUCH KCCPO IT rnCSH AND CLEAN AND OOOQ A LITTLE CHEW OF OPAVULY 10 ENOUOH """" AND LAGTG LONGER THAN A RIO CIICW OF OP.OINAPY PLUO. OILLY POSTER'S MllUOARDS ARE WINNING HECRUIT5 EVERY. DAY" - M V,U.. Jet Ck. 11.4 I fl fcf .. 'MM. v f; Salt and the Romans. Spilling of gait Is u superstition ntlll current among ub. It la derived from the ancient Itomans, who used salt in tliLlr sacrifices and regarded It as sa cral to the pcuates. To spill It careless ly was to Incur the displeasure of these household divinities. After accidental ly spilling salt the ancient Roman was wont to throw some over the left shoul derthe shoulder of 111 omen thereby hoping to call away from his neighbor the wrath of the Deity and turn It upon himself. Tho Qeyier at 8enml. Japan occupies a prominent place unong the countries of tho world In the possession of mlnerul springs rich In rudlum einu tuitions. Theso aro found exclusively in grunlto regions. The hot spring of Misasa, in tho prov ince of nokL in western Jupan, be longs to this category. In radio-activity it 1a second only to Ischia, lu Italy. Of the three well known Intermittent hot springs tho geyser ut fiewtml is tho grandest, tho waters being thrown up to an occasional height of ninety feet Renew Your Subscription Now Methodist Church Reports Year of Progress. In closing up our year's work as pastor of the Methodist churcl. we feel that it i fittbg that wt make public mention of some of the things which have been done. First, w! desire to express to members a, ml friends of the church our wi.rin personal appre ciation of the many tokens of love and esteem which they have shov.n us. We trust and believe that in the years to come, you will have reason to be kind of tho noble way in which you have stood by us in our efforts to "spread" scriptural holiness over theland." In the second place, we desire that all the praise for whatever success that has attended our ef forts shall be ascribed to Him who alone is worthy. Some fig ures showing the progress made follow: Total enrollment of S. S. over 200. First figures show last year, second figures this year. Members up roll 155, 205; paid pastor $900. $1200; benevolences $79, $30'1.0G; incidentals $100 SkOl 96; foreign missions $20. $74.80; home and conference mis sior.s $21, $81.G(J; education $10, $(57.91; Red Cross ?2GG.75; Army Y M. C. A. $107.50; Anti-Saloon League $102.50; evangelistic scr v ces $240, and smaller amounts to other objects. Total raised for all purposes $3000. Best of all is tho spiritual advancement made by the whole church; there have been about 75 conversions and sanct'fications; the membership is or a much higher plane spiritually than it has ever been; a spirit ol brotherly love prevails and every one seems desirous tohelp "preach thf gospel to every creature." We f i hearty thanks to the Lord f r blessings which have been ours and face the future with con fi'iciico that next year will bo far better than the past. In the pas tor's absence next Sunday, Miss Shorn will fill the pulpit at 11 o'clock and Russell Mitchell at 8 in the evening. In the afternoon Guy Sharp will preach at Pleas ant Hidge, Dessie Sharp at Sun nyside. Rev. Johnson at Robin etteand Elmer Holman at Sparta. Miss Shern will preach at New Bridge in the evening. Every body invited to attend all of these services. Arthur Thomas, Pastor. Make your old clothes do this season, Send by parcel post or stage lines. 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Call el our offxa and eiamine the current iuue or mail your (new or renewal) aubicription to ui at on-e, Herncnibcr, a ycoi'i 5ubKiiitiou tor only J5 cent (or t!is niajazine tlr.t would be tlicap ct $1.50. For $1.95 wo will Hond both tho Hnirlo VnlU'y Nowtn'l Tochty's Housewife for one full your, now or renewal subscriptions at this rate. "Baker Man Is Too Thoughtful of Draft Roys." On of the News subscribers handed us the following article, which appeared under the above heading in the Pendleton East Oreonian of August 10th, and requested that we publish same: The man seeking to commer cialize the draft has been devel oped". Tho city of Baker gets the credit of having sprung the first man to organize a business for making money out of the boys Bummoned to go to the front. With more enterprise than pa triotism, J. L. Soulo of Baker, is sending out to all men drafted cards announcing his readiness to furnish thorn with all information regarding tho Iraft, etc., at so much per. J. A Wardoll of this citv, who is registered in Bakor. received one of his business announce ments. It contained his serial number and the order in which ho was drafted. Then followed an offer to answer all questions for 25c for tho first answer and 10c for each additional answer. Ex emption claims will be prepared for$l and certificates for fiOc each "If you want mo to locate you by phone," ho goes on to say, "send $1 plus toll charge from Baker and messenger fee.'' Tho drafted man is advised not to run any risk. While tho board must send out notices, failure to receive them ia no excuse ha says,