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1847 Rogers Bros. SILVERWARE
Knives nnd Forks, Teaspoons, Dessertspoons, Tablespoon, Horry Spoons,
Butter Knives, Cheeso Knives, Sugar Shells, Olivo Forks,
Pieklo Forks, Infiuit Sots, in tho following put torus:
Heraldic, Continental, Cromwell, Vintage
Tlio most complete Htoek'of Jewelry in town from which to make your noltmliottH.
Somo of the articles on display arc i Kings, Diamond Kings, Hrooohet, Hraeelels,
Lavallicres, OnlY Kuttuns, Pins, Tie Clasps, Watch Chains, Watch Fohs, and other
articles too numerous too mention. Conn in and look over our line.
PYRALIN IVORY WATCHES candy CANDY candy
A complete assortment of Combs, Brushes, Mirrors, rn our stock of Watches are to be found ItKACKIiHT You should buy your Candy fr..in w beeau we have
Picture Frames, Trays, Vases, Caudle Sticks, UutVors, WATCH KS, LADIKS WATCHUS and a number of LOWncy'S, TllOlllSCn S, llershcy S and KrauSC R
Manicure Sets, Military Brushes, Hair liecoivon, DilVerent Stylos of M ION'S WATCHKS. Kvcry wateh Chocolates and Uou Hons as well as cheaper caudiiH.
Powder Boxes, Card Cases and Toilet Sots. is guaranteed to give ntiro satisfaction. Our assortment is complete, the stock is strictly fresh
Articles in this line range in price from 25o to $20. Prices range from $1,115 to $10.00. and tho price is right.
STATIONERY Eastman Kodaks LIBBEY CUT GLASS PERFUMES & TOILET WATERS
Christmas Boxes, Svmphonv Lawn, Tulip A Kodak makes one of tho acceptable NAl'lMHS, K1CKKY BOWLS, VASK' "Harmony of Boston" is the mt .p
Linen Cards Booklets Folders, Seals, gifts. Wo havo a nice assortment to CBI.HKY TKAY-?, WATKK SICTS ular line of the Ke.vall Toild Jit.qm-.iti s.
Tags Label eV Priced from 5c to .$2.oU select from. Priced from R to $J7.f0 Tho prices rang- from $1 .25 to f2.-i.00 Any odor you may desire. -tOe. to 5-
Many other articles such as Percolators, Chafing Dishes, Talcums and Face Powders, Cold Creams. Card Games, Tinker Toys, Erector Sets, Infant Sets,
Hand Minors, Shaving Sets, Military Sets, Brushes, Collar Bags, Music Rolls, Hill Books, Clocks, Hand Bags, Pipes and Cigars
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Thanksgiving
We wish to thank all of our
patrons for their loyalty to this
store the past year and hope
to have your patronage the
coming year.
Our mfiftb will be to ple&se.
Look for this space next week
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Parker's Movies
TO-NIGHT
New Bridge on Friday night
Don't Fail to Come
Admission: Adults 20c; Children lSc -
LOCAL m OTHERWISE
Try King's stringless beans at
Saunders Bro's. ad
The Messick $30000 libel case
is still on in circuit court.
Lucky Matthews has moved his
woo'd saw outfit to Richland.
Buy your candy at the Drug
Store; stock always fresh. ad
Harry S. Miller of Baker, was
killed in a battle in France on
Nov. 21st.
Ever-Ready flashlights and bat
teries on sale at Richland Drug
Store. ad
A number of Eagle Valley's
young people attended a danc2 at
Keating Friday night.
Next week we will publish an
interesting letter from a "leath
er neck" In Uncle Sam's service.
The monthly social meeting of
the Ladies Aid has boon post
poned. Further announcement
later.
A masquerade ball will be held
at New Bridge on Xmas night
under the management of R. I.
Connall.
When in need of an alarm clock
get it at tho Drug Store. ad
Orchardists in the vicinity of
Union shipped $1500 worth of dull
apples to a vinegar factory at
The Dalles.
John Chapman wasamongoth
ers taking advantage of the Even
ing Telegram bargain offer which
expires the 80th.
A large number of members of
Irvlno Lodge plan on going over
to Halfway tomorrow (Friday)
evening to attend thcK. P. lodge
at that place:
For sale Two shoats, weight
about l!i0 lb. each. Will consider
trade. Write or call on John W.
Patterson, Dry Gulch, Richland,
Ort'gon. ad2-t2
For sale or trade 100a improv
ed irrigated land with 320a re
linquishment adjoining. A fine
proposition for some one. Ad
dress News, Richland Ore. ad
Kansas Agricultural College
has made overtures to Dr. W. J.
Kerr to fill tho position as head
of that institution. Dr. Kerr has
made good at 0. A. C. and we
believe ho should bo retained if
possible.
Actual phbtos of tho world war
at opera house Dec. (5th.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Chas. H. Elliott,
Claus Nnvo and Torn lishaw
were Maker visitors Monday ev
ening. Mr. Elliott took tho Eif-i
campment degree in the I.O.O.F. '
lodge at Baker.
In writing to have her sub
scription to the News advanced
to January 1, 1919, Mrs. Ilattio
Slottn of Boyd, Oregon, bays: "I
would be lost without the Nows.
I would never know what my old
friends are doing if 1 did not get
the paper."
Congressman N. J. Sinnott has
written us to assist him in the
distribution of his allotment of
llower and vegetable seeds next
spring. As his district will have
5,000 packages less than last year
it will be well to watch for the
announcement of their arrival.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Donsloy
arrived homo Monday from the
live stock show at Portland. They
report the show tho greatest ever
hold at Portland, and said that
they mot Mr. and Mrs. Frank'
Clarke, who ifskcM to bo romem
b6rud to all Eagle Valley frloridsj