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E. & W. Chandler
Tig Different Store
OPENING
New York, Chicago and Portland
offer the Latest Millinery Novelties
Saturday, September 8th
Just now we will show a large display
of the Latest in Fall and Winter Hats
All the New Military Effects
in colors and shapes
Tarns are Featured BZfc&
ns
We invite you to call and inspect
this remarkable display
Prices are reasonable in the extreme
Richland Meat Market
JOHN GRAVEN, Prop.
Fresh and Salt Meats of All Kinds
Fresh Fish and Ranch Butter
Highest Prices Paid for Hide3 and Pelts at all times
ECONOMIC AND MILITARY
PR EPA REDNESS
THE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON
In addition to eomplato courses In cneral and
scientific education, offers full opportunities In
MILITARY DRILL, DOMESTIC SCIENCE
ARTS AND COMMERCE
Plan for effective future service. Your country'
needs It. Send for free Illustrated bookletsTrain
the Brain for Peace or War" and "The Woman and
the University." Address Reclstrar,
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Euoene. Oregon
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE
busi-
m
Dr. I. N. Sanders was
ness visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Oscar Kendall visited
Pine Valley this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Kirby and
two children were down from
Lookout Tuesday.
Call at this office and look over
acopyof the Portland Daily News
and get our combination rate.
For Sale One Edison phono
graph, diamond point, and 100
records. Inquire at News office.
Pleasant ftldgti school will open
Monday, Sept. 10; Mrs; Gertrude
Turner of Oklahoma has been en
gaged as teacher.
Miss Opal Robinson, who has
been at the John P. Jones home
for several weeks past, returned
to Baker this week.
Mrs. Wright Chandler, Misses
Ethel, Fern and Clarine Chandler
Mrs. M. D. "SimoniB and" Richard
Kirby were visitors at the county
seat Tuesday.
Mrs. E. A. Whittier returned
to Baker yesterday after a visit
here with relatives.
All Knights of Pythias are re
quested to be present at the reg
ular meeting Friday night. Busi
ness of importance.
Oliver Corson, Harland Benne
hoff, John Dima and Bob Taylor
were among others visiting in
Baker last Saturday night.
School time is almost here; we
are prepared to supply you with
tablets,' pencils, pens, inks and
other" little items needed. See
our line. Haley's, ad
will be paid
lor the arrest
and convic
tion of the party or parties who
stole one derrick cable from the
Soule Ranch in Dry Gulch,
ad) Oliver J. Francis, Richland.
In a letter from Wm. E. Wright
to his mother Mrs. Minnie Ned
row, he states that he is in the
general hospital at San Francisco
WHAT IS THERE ABOUT
GRAVELY TOBACCO TO
KEEP ITS REPUTATION
GROWING FOR 85 YEARS'
YOU CAN EASILY
FIND OUT. NOW THAT!
YOU CAN GET ITERESH
AND GOOD. THAT
POUCH 13 A HUMDINGER
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CELEBRATED
Chewing Plu
DEFQfJCTHC INVUNTIOM
OFOUH PATCNTAIH-PUOOP POUCH
GRAVELY Pl.UC. tOUACCO
" MADc'cTniCTLYFOuira chcyino quality
I WOULD NOT KCCP PfJCCH IN TMtf! OKCTION.,
NOW THE PATENT rCUCU KECPO IT ,
FPCQH AND CLrAN AND OOOU
A LrrTLC CHCW OK O.JAVELY IK KNOUOM
AND LAOTO LONOl'R THAN A HIO CHCW
OIT ORDINAPY PLUO.
IT MUST BE-BILLY
FOSTERS BILLBOARD
NEWS MEETS WITH
POPULAR ArPROVAL
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Public Auction!
I will offer to the highest bidder at my farm west
of Richland, beginning at 1:00 o'clock, on
Saturday, September 8th
The following personal property:"
1 McCormick Mower 1 Spring-tooth Harrow'
1 " Rake 2 Wagons
1 pise Plow 1 Feed Grinder
1 Sod Plow 1 Hack
1 Disc Harrow 1 Blacksmith Outfit
Pitchforks, shovels and many other farm tools
Household Goods of All Kinds
Including Bedsteads, Springs, Tables, Chairs, Cooking Utensils
Dishes, and other articles too numerous to mention
Everything Hust Be Sold
TERMS OF SALE!
I Cash or bankable note
JOHN BAKER, Owner
$50 REWARD
and that I got my right arm
broke between the hand and el
bow so I guess that will keep me
from eroing to Honolulu. If it
does If am going to transfer to
some other branch of the service
if I can."
At the request of Milton A.
Miller, collector of internal rev
enue, we print the following so
that those concerned may comply
with the laW: Upon passage of
the War Tax Act all tobacco deal
ers will be required to make a de
tailed inventory of all tobacco,
snuff, cigars and cigarettes on
hand at that time' showing price
at which same is sold at retail.
This inventory must be kept un
til printed forms are furnished by
the government.
Francis Herr arrived home from
Salt Lake City last evening.
Ilemembe the hunting season
is closed for ail' game in Oregon.
A Typowrftiflu Tip.
Having occfiMon to nicuHiiro n cir
cumference flint Hgured out to tcntliH
of mi Inch iiimI not JiiivI'ik n rule mark
el to theflo illvlMoiiH, HII.VH .1. Claude
Crown In the Popular Kclrneo Monthly,
t tried the following mcmiH of over
coming tho dllllculty; ftolug to n type
writer, i inuilo a row of periods with
ouch tenth one n comma to hIiow full
Inches. This gnvo mo a rtilq marked
In fehtlw, alNo one (hat could ho hunt
around Hhaftlng, i-ollurx, 61c. Ah near
ly all typewrite make ten Hpacen to
an Inch, It In an cnKy mutter to accom
plish what Heems to ho a dllllcult Job.
Bllasful Oooupntf6n.
Tho little hoy had told a little girl
that ho loved her, and the teacher or
dered him Co wrlto "I lovo HchhIo" on
tho blackboard 100 (linen.
"Ilut that wow no puiilHhme'nt," Hold
(ho teacher later. "lie would cheer
fully have written It 1,000 tlmoa."
IxmIhvUIo Courior-Jotlrnal.
Taction.
''lH Mr. lulxlub huayV" neked tiio
tlllllilent cufltomcr,
"Mr. Flubdub 1h always hiiHy." re
plied tho pompon attendant.
"Wall, let him tay hiiHy." And thatV
how Mr. Flubdub loHt a big order.
jOuUvillo Courlur-Jounial.
An Gxplcinalion.
Among tho items mentioned in
the recent report of tho yenr's
work of tho Methodist church
was one of $200.75 to the Red
Cross. From tho way in which
this offering was made it was im
possible to treat It as u lump sum
given direct from tho church to
tho lied ,Ooss. However it was
the ptivilego of those contribut
ing to make thoir offering us from
the church of which they are
members and attendants. This
prerogative was exercised
All of tho above amount has not
yet been paid in; hpwevtJr, as tho
conrerenco year closed- Aug. 2G,
the year's work also closed, and
whatdver amounts aro paid on
this Kent in the futuro will not
appciir in next yeur's report. We
niako this explanation for the.
benefit of uny who may not un
derstand.. situation. , ,
Arthur Thomas, Pastor,