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About Eagle Valley news. (Richland, Or.) 191?-1919 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 8, 1917)
OOOO 0 OOO 0 O OOOO OOOO KjMk LOCALS iVauMtaO OOOO OOOO 63 oaao oaaa nr. d" Rend about the big auction sain on back pago, John Krauur to having ngaraga built at bis homo. W, H, Usher Hiifforwi a severe attack of lumbago tho fjrwtof tho wcok. Mrs. C. C. St. John and Mr. and Mm. Ed Hartley wero ip Bakor yesterday, Ladiuu! Have you scon lhoo swell awcators on dinphiy at SaundcrB Hro's.-ad Mr. George Gray of Walla Walla was an ovor-Sumluy visitor at tho homo of hia undo. Willard Jasper. A pair of ladies cloth gloves were found on the street yoster day morning and loft at this olhcc for identification. Our shipment of washing ma chines has arrived, better hurry if you want one; Hupply will not last Iohk. Haley's. ad A dance given after the. school entertainment Friday evening, was greatly enjoyed by a large number of young people. A fair sized crpwd attended tho snlo at tho Oscar Smith ranch in Dry Gulch last Saturday. Chas. Elliott officiated as auctioneer and J. R. Lee as clerk. Nearly time to put away tho screens; protect them from tho ravages of u inter by painting them with "Chi Namel" screen paint, lialey's.ad Miss LaRuo Day ur.u Mr, Cecil Saunders wore married at Los Angeles last week. We under stand tho young couple will make that city their home until Mr, Saunders completes hi.-, course in the Los Angeles Medical College, Owing to the heavy war tax levied on moving pictures, Mr. Parker has been compelled to ndvanco admission charges, here after adults will pay 20c and children 15o. This is very reas onable we beiiove, for tho films Mr. Parker is showing are worth all that and more. The regular meeting of the W, II. M. S. will bo held in the league room of tho Methodist chuich on Thursday aftornoon, Nov. 15th. A largo attendanco is desired as plans will be made for Christmas Cheer work and tho sending of Christmas boxes to tho Eagle Valloy boys who aio in Uncle Sam's service. Mr. L, S. Calkins of Sacramento Past Grand Chancellor of Cali fornia and at present state super intendent of Northern California and Oregon for tho Knights of Pythias Life Insurance depart ment, has been in tho Valloy this week organizing an insurance division among tho members of Irvine Lodge. J, S. Bodah writes us a very interesting letter from Couor D' Aleno, Ieaho, in which bo states that business is very dull in that town and that thoro aro many vacant bouses, Ho states that meat and vegetables aro cheap, tho best cuts of beef soiling for 20c per pound, and although ho aeon many women since leaving Richland ho had seen no fat ones; however ho has got acquainted with several widows and has his oyo on ono in particular. f Richland Pool Room Allan Blnhclmer, Prop. POOL AND BILLIARDS Soft Drinks of All Kinds, Cigars, Tobacco, Confectionery Come in and spend your idle time Wo'll treat you right I'Ycd Govcr was in Baker Sat urday. Only a few more of those steel skillets at COc each at Raloy's.-ad It. C. Bland has moved from the Bowon ranch to tho Zoigler ranch. Cornucopia raised $10,200 and Pino Valley $13,20Q for (he Liber ty Loan. Crisco, the economical short ening. A big supply at Saunders Bro's. ad Itegular services of the Chris tian church are now being held in tho K. P. hall. Wanted to Kept 1G0 to 320a ranch in Eagle Valley. Address B care News. ad A big Thanksgiving Ball will be held at New Bridge pn Thurs day night. Nov. 29th. Jim Hitter paid us a call Tues day while on'his way to attend tho county court at Baktr. These dark nights you need a (lash light; lot ono of our French Flashes s light your way. Haley's. Misies Sylvia Lloyd and Maude McWaters of Pine Valley, spent tho week end as guests of Miss Adda Martin. Ihcso are war times and winter will soon bo here. Bo wise and get underwear for yourself and family now. Saunders Bro's.-ad Lester Hoi comb accompanied the Sparta exhibit to Portland and will later go on to Rosebui'g and spend tho winter at the Old Soldiers' Home. Ed Mimcey, who has carried a rural mail route in Pine Valley for tho past twelve years, has re signed and will work here this winter for his brother-in-law, Thos. Seigel. For Sale One DeLaval Cream Separator No. 15. used but little and as good as new; also a num ber of thrifty Duroc Jersey gilts soon to i arrow, u. i. Keist, Sparta, Oregon. ad50 Our thanks aro due Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Seavers of Albany for a mess of delicious radishes which wo enjoyed for our Sunday din ner. A card attached to the vegetables read: "There ore some things you can do in Eagle Valley that we cannot do down here, but-t-" - Having sold their possessions in Eaglo Valloy, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Jellison will move to the coun ty seat and reside this winter and perhaps make that city their per manent home. As a sort of fare well reception, around forty of their friends and neighbors in and arouna Now Bridge dropped in on tho worthy couplo unex pectedly Monday evening, bring ing plenty of "eats" and sweet cider, and a good time long to be remembered by all presont was enjoyed, F. E. Sewell on,d family aro now located at Hereford. Mrs. Jchn McLeod and children arc homo from VVnlla Walla. Wo buy Poultry of all kinds. Arnold LaFrance, Roblhotto.--ad Miss Huth Ralston spent the week end with friends at Cornu copia. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Francis and Mrs. J. V. Selders went to Baker Tuesday. F. E. Herwrites to change his address from Seven Troughs to Tonopah, Nevada. M. D. Sinionis left Monday for Kansas Cjty, going from Durkee with a shipment of cattle. If you have something you de sire to sell, list it with Thorp for tho big auction sale Monday. Try "Aunt Jemima" pancake flour, made in a minute; the milk is mjxed in it. Get it at. Haley's. Lost A 32-calibre Colt's auto matic pistol near Gibson's corner south of Richland; suitable re ward for return to News office. On account of the sale in Dry Gulch last Saturday, the L. E. Green sale at New Bridge was postponed until Monday and held immediately after thg Jellison sale. The school census taken last week shpws there are 198 persons between 4 and 20 years of age in School District No. 44, just two less than last year. Of the num ber 108 are boys and 90 girls. We notice .hat in Iowa and many other states, sugar can be purchased only a few pounds at a Ume. Herp in Eagle Valley one has no trouble in buying it in 100-lb sacks providing one! bus the price. Mrs. Thos. Seigel received a fine present from'her husb'and in way of a fine Maytag washing machine which is operated by a gasoline motor attached thereto. As Mrs. Seigel was not expecting the gift, it was doubly appre ciated. Wool blankets havo advanced 35c a lb. since we bought ours but we havo not changed the price. We also have lots of shoes for men, women and children at the old price. Don't put off buy ing your heater get It now. ad) E. & W. Chandler. Mr. A. Madson, of the Hazel wood Creamery Co. of Walla Walla, was in town Monday in the interest of his firm. At pres ent the Hazelwood has no local buyer but Mr. Madson informs us that several of our farmers are shipping their cream direct each week. Dave Conrad has leased his ranch for next year, purchased an auto.and with Mrs. Conrad and the children have left for La Grande where they will join Mr. and Mrs. Clarence McAlexander and family with thoir auto, and together will start for California. They expect to be gone several months. Two little'ltichlnnd girls, Pearl Wright and Blanche Craig, on Monday concluded that school and home life was too monotonous, so borrowing one of Mr. Craig's horses struck out for a tour of tho world. A telephone message found the children at the home of relatives at Robinette, and they were persuaded to return homo Tuesday morning. 10 Time to Practice "Camouflage," men, cover yourselves with the tints of Autumn and be in harmony with the season. n our sample books we have the Autumn fabrics, and they will be tailored into clothes that satisfy from every point of view. You're to be satisfied, too, we guarantee that, you will be. You'll want your suit for Thanksgiving, better come in and let us take your measure now. WE SAVE YOU MONEY MAKE LJS PROVE IT Foley's Cash Store 20- Look at These! Our great sale is drawing customers from all sections and all declare that the prices we quote cannot be duplicated elsewhere at this time. That you may get an idea of the bargains we offer, just note these; Men's Elk-hido lace boots, high top, were $8.50, now $7.48 Men's Elk-hide Logger Shoes, formerly $8, now 6.48 Boys' high top boots, regular price $3.50, sold now for 2.48 Men's Dress Shoes, were sold at$6, present sale price 4.48 Women's Dress Shoes, regular $4.5Q grade, 3.48 Children's Shoes, were bargains at $2.75, now sell at. 2.38 Men's Cooper Union Suits, all wool, were $3.50, now. 2.24 Men's regular $2 grade Underwear we sell at 1.48 Comfort Quilting Cotton, sold elsewhere at $1.40 per 3-lb roll, como buy it here per roll 1.00 Ginghams, sold elsewhere at 20c per yard, our price. .15 Outing Flannel, others charge 20c, our price per yard .15 These Are But Samples of Our Prices All other goods in same proportion. Come look over our'stock and select what you need the price we'll quote you will prove a pleasant surprise. If you doubt our statements Come and see for yourself HARRY CRISS, New Bridge Be sure and hear Senator W, H. Strayer at the opera house to morrow (Friday) night. HAUL FROM ROBINETTE High Patent Flour per barrel $11. Arnold LaFrance. ad50 Just size up the fine apples in the News window. They were grown by F. S. Morrison. Limited amount of third cut ting alfalfa hay for sale at $20 per ton. J. R. Lee, Richland.-ad We are told that the lands com- incr under the 640-acro homestead law will soon be designated. 15 Dress Up ! 25 Dr. McArthur Leaves. Dr. J. H. McArthur has moved his office to Baker and will, here after follow his profession at tho county-seat. This leaves Eagle Valley with but one physician, which, however, is sufficient as long a3 the people continue in as good health as at present While we regret to have the Doctor leave, we wish him much success in his new location. Mrs. McArthur and children will con tinue to make their home in Rich land until spring, unless the Dr. should dispose of his sheep before then.