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Wlllard Jasper la driving a now
Mitchell.
Mm. H. II. Goodwin tins komo
to Malheur to visit her father.
Mrs. Lilly Glllotto of Pino Val
ley ia visiting hero with relatives.
1'Ycsh shipment of cooked
mcuts just received at Raloy's.-ad
Soldora' orchestra will play for
ho big dance at Halfway tomor
row night.
II. C. Mack returned home Sat
urday after a few weeks spent at
Huntington.
If you aro a lover of dill pickles
try "Otter" brand; thoy're doli
cious. Raloy's.ad
Dozens of tearrs aro kept busy
hauling wood from the Reserve
to the Valley these fine dayB.
Money to Loan on Real Estate..
$2,000 at 8 per cent; ono to five
years time. Inquire at this ofiicc.
Senator Strayer and family visf
ited with Mrs. Strayer's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Holcomb,
Monday.
Mrs, Guyeron Monday brought
us nine apples of the Gravenstein
variety, the total weight oi which
was over eleven pounds.
Good understanding is necess
ary for physical as well as mental
comfort. Buy your footwear at
Suundors Bro's. and get both. -ad
Members of the Christian
ohurch have been soliciting funds
for their new building this week,
and we are told aro moating with
great success.
Mr. Dan French, accompanied
by his mother and Bister, Miss
Florence, and Mr. Ebel, all of
Baker, and Mr. and Mrs. Owens
rind sou qf Sparta, spent Sunday
at the Wm. Chandler home.
J. S. Bodah left yesterday for
Couer d'Alone, Idaho, where he
will spend the winter months at
the home of his brother. Hp ex
pects to return hero in the spring
but whether to take up his resi
dence or not depends on circum
stances. These nights and mornings re
mind us that winter is approach
ing. We have laid in tho.largest
stock of heaters we have ever
carried, If you are in need of a
healer for wood or coal, look our
stock over.
ad E. & W. Chandler.
C. D. Richards has brought his
well drilling outfit in from Baker
and is putting down a well on tho
W. E. Summers place near Now
Briuge this week. He inforns
us that ho I. as a number of walls
contracted in the Valley and will
make his home here this winter.
"There's no use talking," said
one of our pibmincnt citizens last
Thursday night, "Parker is giv
ing us movies equal to those seen
in tho big cities. The Liberty
films are great and I wouldn't
miss the show tonight if it cost
mo a dollar instead of a measly
15 cents."
The list of Liberty Bond buyers
published last week contained the
names only of thoso subscribing
for the bonds at tho Eagle Valley
State bank, Wo have since learn
ed that several of our citizens se
cured bonds through other sources
but aro unablo.to publish a com
plete list of the namos,
Richland Pool Room ' a Tuesday.
Allan Blnheimer, Prop,
T. It. Jeffords mado this office
POOL AND BILLIARDS
Soft Drinks of All Kinds, Cigars,
Tobacco, Confectionery
Como in and Bpend your idlo time
We'll treat you right
George Simon(s wont to Baker
Monday.
Sheriff Anderson was a busi
ness visitor last week.
Mrs. .las. Ritter was a visitor
from Pino Valley Saturday.
Marion Davis and A. N. Stoner
dahl of Union were in Richland
yesterday.
18 dairy cows for salo at right
price. Inquiro of J. W. Camp
bell. ad43tf
Linn Holcomb and iamily hare
gone to Sparta to remain until
winter sets in.
Two young fellows cnjoyed(?)
a fist fight at tho dance at New
Bridge last Friday night,
The war tax on cigars and to
bacco has caused sonic of our
local dealers to double the old
price.
Thos. Ritch of Baker was in
tho Valley yesterday demonstrat
ing the Chandler Six one of the
best cars made.
For Sale A good young black
brood sow; will farrow in two
weeks. Apply to Rudolph Guycr,
r. f. d., Richland, adltp
Messrs. R. G. Solders and Fred
Corpe, prominent cattle men of
Medical Springs, wero over-Sunday
visitors at the honio of J. V.
Seizors. f . s
Cool weather needs in the way
of bedding, underwear, cloaks,
mackinaws, wool shirts, otc., are
to be found in large variety at
Saunders Bro's. ad
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Elliott have
moved into rooms in tho Mrs.
Howard residence fcr the winter.
C. C. St. John and family now
have the rooms in the Baird build
ing vacated by Mr. Elliott.
Gilbert Prentiss Lee, weight
cipht pounds, arrived at tho home
of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Lee on
Wednesday, October 10th. Moth
er and son aro getting along1 in
fine style, and it is thought Father
Lee will eventually recover his
equanimity.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E, Chandler
aro visiting at Halfway, from
there they will go to Kokomo,
Indiana, for a visit of several
weeks after which they will re
turn to the coast and spend the
balance of tho winter at Long
Beach, Calif. They will probably
mako thoir homo in Eaglo Valley
again next summer.
Mrs. Orla Howell was honored
with a miscellaneous shower on
Saturday afternoon, n The affair
was planned by Mrs. Winter
Wright and Mrs. Joel Tuttlo and
was held at tho former's homo.
About thirty ladies were present
and Mrs. Howell received many
dainty and appropriate gifts. Do-
10:
Mrs. L.'D. Pondorgrass waa a
visitor from IJalfway Saturday.
Fresh oranges, jemons, sweet
potatoes and celery at Ralcy's.-ad
J. A. Jellison has sold his ranch
at New Bridge to J. N. Holcomb.
Second hand range for sale at
a low prico. Call at News office.
The largest crop of alfalfa put
up in this section for many years
is now being stacked.
Bear in mind that tho new Libr
crty Bonds draw four percent
interest. Get ono at the bank,
"If you must swear," reads a
sign jn an Army Y. M. C. A. tept
at Camp Kearny, Linda Vista,
Cal., "whistle it."
Mr. and Mrs. John Chapman,
Mrs. E. A. Bcnnehoff and Mrs.
P. A. Moody returned from Port
land last Saturday.
100 tons silage for safe; Yellow
Dent corn well matured. Come
and seo same boforo it is cut.
Geo. W. Jones, New Bridge. ad
W. J. Densley has two acres of
as fine fipld corn as was ever
grown. A stak on display at
this office contains four perfect
ears.
Messrs. Elrr.erSimonisand Fred
Widman were in from Baker Val
ley and spent Sunday at the home
of the former's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Simonis.
Fifteen years ago Wm. Usher
set out some trees which the
agent sold as Italian chestnut.
This season "Uncle Bill" has an
enormous crop of ''buck eyes."
Oregon prohibits glaring head
lights on motor cars. Obey the
law, put "Perrin No Glares" on
your headlights and save visiting
the police office. $1 a pair at
Raley's. ad
J. M. Macy was down from
Sparta Tuesday and made this
office a friendly call, Mr. Macy
said that if the winter holds off a
while longer the farmers will
be in shape to put in a far more
grain next year as much new land
is being cleared.
From all indications the races
at Halfway tomorrow and Satur
day will be attended by a monster
crowd as many from all parts of
the county have signified their
intention of being present Sev
eral Eagle Valley horses have
been entered and no. doubt will
win a big share of the premiums.
Load up the auto and go over.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger E, Deal of
LaGrande stopped in tho Valley
Tuesday night while" on their w ay
to Idaho. They aro looking for a
farm and Mr. Deal has some fine
town property ho would like to
trade on farm land in this section.
The couple are traveling by team
and wagon and Mr. Deal stated
that the absence of sign boards
on tho roads in Baker county were
a source of much inconvenience.
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Patter
son and baby arrived home
j esterday from an extended visit
with relatives at Portland. John
'told us that they had been hav
ing a grand time and especially
enjoyed an auto trip over the Col
umbia Highway. He stated that
the fanners in that section were
The BLUE BEAUTY
Arrives!
;15
nickel
The latest addition to our stock Is a "Universal"
Blue Porcelain Enameled Cast Range.
This is the most beautiful stove you have ever
Ipoked af.
This stove is finished in Porcelain Enamel,
trimmed, polished top.
The Porcelain Enamel is guaranteed not to chip,
craze or discolor with heat; this guarantee is backed
up by one of the largest stove manufacturing con
cerns in the United States.
If you are thinking of buying a new range, come in
and look this one over. Come in anyway, whether
you are going to buy or not; it vyjlj do your hear f good
to see this most beautiful of al) ranges.
We wilj look for you, aro you coming?
B
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20.
WE SAVE YOU MONEY
MAKE US PROVE IT
Raley's Cash Store
25
Glean-Up Sale!
In order to reduce our stock in a short time we offer at prices,
unobtainable elsewhere, all of our entire line of
Shoes, Underwear, Dry Goods,
Fall and Winter Goods,
Mens' Furnishings, :
Woolen Goods, Etc., Etc
For 30 Days Only!
All goods first class and of good quality
and will be sold al less than present wholesale prices
A Special Sale with
Old Prices Reduced .
Your opportunity to secure Genuine Bargains in seasonable
goods. A sale you cannot afford to miss. It will pay you to
come many miles to attend as all goods will be sold in same
proportion. Come and outfit the family at a big saving.
If you doubt our statements
Come and see for yourself
HARRY CRISS, New Brid
ge
licious refreshments were served! very short on hay and grain but
during the afternoon and tho oc-(that there was a big fruit crop,
casion declared tho most enjoy- tho quality of which, however,
able social event held in Richland . was very poor when compared
for some time, with Eaglo Valley fruit.
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