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About Eagle Valley news. (Richland, Or.) 191?-1919 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 22, 1917)
E. & W. Chandler Different Store Thanksgivin The Great American Day is at hand We have made preparations for the feast Mince Meat and Cranberries Lettuce, Celery and Sweet Potatoes Bananas, Oranges and Lemons Olives, Pickles and Salad Dressing Si'iced Pineapple, Pimento and Cream Cheese Candies and Nuts Sardines, Oysters and Minced Clams We all have something to be thankful for, and any of the above articles will help to make tlie day more pleasant. sawn Parker's Movies . TO-NIGHT ' A Program including Chaplin Comedy Pictures from the War Front Illustrated News A Thrilling Western Drama New Bridge on Friday night vmm r. da kin pat urn WA3A YOUNGSTER. WHEN PEYTON GRAVELY mot Tnfc I-1Kb I PLUG OF TODACCU THAI EVER WAS rOAUL. Don't Fail to Come Admission: Adults 20c; Children 15c An Appeal for Help The annual Thanksgiving ap peal made by the Boys' and Girls' Aid Society of Oregon to the school children and citizens of the state has alwaysmet with en thusiastic response throughout the state. It is to be hoped that a similar appeal for food supplies and money will not go unheeded in spite of the many duties and economies which the war incurs. The Society is asking for $15, 000 as well as donations of canned fruit and vegetables. Such sup plies will be shipped free of charge by the railroad companies to the organization until Decem ber 31, so it would seem that a large lot of apples, potatoes, etc., Aftrtti' etasily be sent from here. Notice to Sheep Owners No grazing or trcpassing ia permitted on the S 1-2 SE 1-4, NV 1-4 SE 1-4, S 1-2 SW 1-4, NE 1-4 SW 1-4, SE 1-4 NVV 1-4, Sec. 7, Tp. 9 S, Range 45 East. Any and all violators will be pun ished as the law provides. Take warning. H. P. Lambert. ad24 THERE MUST BE SOMETHING HHI'K ns A wiuiimiiura llltl LIVES AND LASTS LIKE THAT.f A small blaze at the McArthur residence created a lot of excite ment shortly afternoon Sunday. The fire, which evidently started from a spark from a defect! flue, was discovered and extin guished before any great damaga resulted. Had the fire got beyond control the greater portion of our town would have been wiped off the map. 'CLUDIWI CIS Chewing Plu DCFORKTMC INVCNTION OFOUH PATENT AIR-PROOF POUCH GRAVELY PLUG TODACCO MADE CTPICTUY FOR ITS CHCWINO QUALITY WOULD MOT KKCP FPXOM IN WIS CKCTION. NOW THE PATKHT POUCH KCEPD If rPCOHANO CLCAN ANDOOOO. ALITTLC CHEW OF OPAVCLV 10 CNOUOM AND LAOTO LONOCU THAN A UIO CHKW n nntHNAriV PLUG. r. n I.. .X....v,r:. 5,.v, ,,f. lVfo w I LOOK AT THE GOOD WORK I BILL POSTER S BILLBOARDS Meeting ;i Success A largo audience was present at the opera house Monday even ing to hear tlu lecturo delivered by Miss May Murphy, Emergency Homo Demonstration Agont. Al ' though the hall was uncomfort ably cold, net a person left the room from the time the speaker, took the Moor until the meeting closed. Miss Murphy is a lady of most pleasing personality, deeply in-1 terested in her work, and held; the attention of the audience at all times, and that her address on the need and manner of con-1 serving food stuffs will result in; much good no one present will deny. Through the kindness of the faculty and students of the hit? hi school and a few others, a short musical program was rendered at the opening of the meeting. School Entertainment. On Wednesday evening, Nov. 28th, the pupils of the advanced grammar and intermediate grades will give an entertainment at the opera house under the supervision of Misses Halley and Dickie. The program will include two plays: "The Magic Curtain of the Past," and "Rip Van Winkle;" a pantomine, "Coming Through the Rye;" drills, motion songs and music, after which Thanks giving eats, consisting of pump kin pie, hot weinics, buns, sand wiches and coffee, will be served at reasonable prices. Net pro ceeds go to the benefit of the Richland schools. Admission 25c and 15c. Wm. Patterson leasad his land on Daly Creek and left Tuesday for Geddes, So. Dak., where he will stay at the home of his sister whose husband recently died. As "Bill" expects to be gone several months he subscribed for the News so as to be kept posted on home happenings. For Thanksgiving we will have oranges, bananas, lemons, cran berries, sweet potatoes, celery, auts, oysters, salad dressing, canned corn, beans, tomatoes, ate, picklei, olives, etc. (ad) Saunders Bro'a. The caie of Spiropolis Broa. va Walter Jonea, to have been tried ia circuit court last Saturday, was dismissed on account of Jonea being In tho American Army. Judge Fraaer ia sojourning at th caunty rfeat War? Are You To Win the This Newspaper recommends Today's Housewife to every patriotic woman who wishes to help win the great war Today's Housewife is especially needed by every homcmnkcr in the present war-crisis, because the seven Courses in Domes tic Science now running in the magazine help housewives to belter select, prepare and conserve food supplies, to cut down waste, and at the same time to add to the health and welfare of the entire family. Today's Houiewife is the only magazine that maintains a model home where cookery recipes, new household devices, cleaning method, etc., mc put to practical test before their appearance in the pages of uic magazine. The monthly lesson on "Cookery, Foods and Nnjrition" under the direction of Caroline Hunt of the Department of Apiculture, u alone worth the price of a ten-year jubtcription not only to the woman who follows each lesson but to the government of the United States in help ing to win the terrific war with the Central Empires of Europe. Favorite Magazine of Home-loving Women REMEMBER, better bom.raViox I lb ideal back el TO DAY'S HOUSEWIFE, itt reaicn lor exutence. hi earnestly planned.lcr peal. 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F Ol pl.yD Today's Ilousowifo for ono full year, now or frf wc will send both tho Enulo Valley Nowa and Wanted to Kent-lfiO to 320a ranch in Eaplu Valley. Address B care News. ad C. C. Shelton and 13. E. Hol man were amonir others renew ing their subscription the past week. Mrs. M. N. Sewell has arrived from Boise and will spend the winter at the home o her daugh ter, Mrs. Frank Bork Judpre Fraaer has had a crow of( men at work for several days past atrniehteniner tho channel of Eagle Creek through his ranch. Ihoso cool mornings demand warmr wearing apparel; see our lino of woolen shirts, underwear, box; everything to keep a man warm at Raley'e. ad The supreme court decided that tho vote cast at tile recall election would have to be recounted. Miss Elmetta Bailey, County Superintendent of Schools, is vis iting the schools in this neighbor hood. Mr. and Mrs. Icoy Hewitt and family, Mrs. Chas. A'. Harvill and daughter Alice, autoed to Baker Saturday and returned Sunday. Mr. and Mral lres Taylor of Pino Valley visited in. .llichlnndl Sunday and wero accompanied horrte by their nieces, Mrs. W. C.' Raloy and Misa Helen White. For sale or trade ICOa improv ed irrigated land with 820a re linquishment adjoining. A fine, proposition for some one. Ad dress News, Richland,'' Ore. ad'