8 HER MA If COUNTY OBSERVER, Iteubifehad Nev. 1. 1888
GRABS VALLEY JOURNAL, NBUbMabed Oct. 14, 1897
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CONSOLIDATED, MARCH 8, 1881
Grass Valley
Mrs. R. H. Johnson celebrated
her birthday last Sunday even
ing wi h a party of friends at
GILES L. FRENCH
Managing Editor
the Johnson home*_
Sherars Grange will give an
other of their famous old time
dances next Saturday night in
their hall.
Frank Lemley is visiting in the
valley with the Hutchcroft’s for
8UM0UPTION BATO-PAYABLE IN AMW»C*s<
a few days after his trip to
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; The Zebras took it on the chin
a couple of times this last week.
FRIDAY. FB8RUARY 1». IMS ;
The first occasion was on Tues
day Eight when they traveled to
White Salmon and brought home
UT HtOPIX ¡DECIDE.
tbf short end of a 51 28 score.
Monday night they engaged the
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A recent ad read: “If the person
home last Saturday. They were
who
took the jar of alcohol out of my
accompanied by Jerry Wilson. Jr.
cellar will keep ume and return my
Vclan Guyton of Vancover, grandmother’s appendix, no questions |
Washington, arrived in Kent last will be asked.1
Friday to spend a few days visit
ing friends and relatives. He
My wife has been forbidden to
was _ accompanied by Albert cook.
Holmgren.
■ Is she ill?
No, I am.
Mr. and Mrs J. H. Wilson
were visitors at the home of Mr?
Ida Davis, Sunday.
Read the ads in the Journal
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First Air View of the New Arlington
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Biblical Teman
The Teman, spoken of In several
place« In the Bible, is the name orlg-
Inally given to a section of lowlands
southwest of the Dead sea, in Pales*
tine. It was originally settled by Te-
man. the son of Esau, who was the
grandson rf Abraham, Later names
for the locality are Edom and
Idumean.
Location of Arcadia
Arcadia I n a picturesque district of
the Peloponnesus, Greece, and Is the
traditional home of pftstoral poetry.
The name figures* largely in Greek
mythology. Figuratively ••Arcadia” Is
appllwl to any region of Ideal rustic
simplicity and 'contentment-. Path-
finder Magmshte.
WHITTLE
FOR A PRIZE
$1000.00 in cash prizes and one thou
sand other
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- for
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are offered
ex-
— — a Jackknife. Entries
may be any kind of model, figure or
special carving, requiring skill and in*
genuity, made entirely of wood, and
with no other tools than a jackknife,
Find Prize...
Second Pritt
Third Pritt...
Fourth Pritt..
Fifth Pritt....
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Mutual rirv .Association
And alto there are twenty-five »10 prise« and
fifty of U.00 each.
In addition, 1000 apecui
jackknivea will be dutnhuud to all wtnneti of
caih awards and to tboae receiving honorable
mention. In caae of ties duplicate pruea will be
given.
more Fire lnMii>n<e in"
Oregon.
Wushin^ton
Idaho.
Montan« and British Cohimbin
than a.iy other yne comphn« be
cause
All
and detail« of thia conteat are in tne
i*«ue of Popular Mechanics Magazine now on «ale.
Buy a copy at any newaatand or consult one at
your library. You do not have to be a regular
reader.
POLICY KOLDFRS SAVE 25 PIHCf NT
them out at the finish.
Millard Bakin arrived on Tue» I
evenink "a stage for a shot
fevered the Umatilla project nod tW newer projects along the low- day
vbit with the home folks at th» I
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POPULAR MECHANICS
MAGAZINE
MO'u Grain Growers Assoc.
too East
Ontario Str««t
CHICAGO, ILL.
V. B. Eakin farm.
W. S. Holmes, Ted von Borstel
and 8. B. Holmes attended th«
funeral of A. 8. Holmes in Red
mond last Wednesday. 8. B.
er than it can from Warrendale. The report of the government Holmes did not return until th*
last of the week.
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engineers on the lower Columbia has not been published so this
L. E. Clark had his trouble
cannot be checked by those who have not had access to the report.
some appendix removed at Th*
It Is apparently the desire of the Columbia River Association Dalles hospital last week and e
to have transportation supercede all other reasons for develop, I reported to be recovering rapidb
ment of the river. Their one time plea for irrigation has fallen from the ordeal.
A Penny Saved is a Penny Earned
Buy Your Needs From Us And
Earn The Profit.
We Handle
Hi s first air view of the amphitheater at Arlington Nnihuuii ceuielery
since the recent Improvements was nuide while Father Cox’s great army o'l
Florence Young began schoo
prey to the hard times and the power interests they once pro*
jobless was holding seiyiecs ai the tomb of the Unknown Soldier
• famed haa apparently been left for the. politicians leaving I aga‘n *asî Monday after a few
weeks absence due to an appen-
transportation their major, if not only, interest.
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dix operation. *
This dispute over the location of a dam that has never been
Corliss Andrews and Luther
authorized by congress will probably become so serious that ho Davis and wives were in Th«
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dam will be voted for many, many years. Before this dispute reach Dalles last Friday afternoon call-
Published in the Interest of the People of Grass Valley and
Vicinity by The TUM-A LUM LUMBER COMPANY
ing
on
Lou'Clark
at
the
hospital-.
es that stage it would be well for the people of the section of the
G KA S.^ VALLEY, OREGON, FEBRUARY 12. 1932
No. 5
The Buckley school bus wa>- Vol. 1932
Northwest who are affected by river development to express
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themselves upon the question. While the last report of the en delayed for a short time Monday
EDITORIAL
and Varnish,.. We have nice assort
gineers has not been made public enough of it is generally known morning with tire trouble.
ments of colors on hand at 79 cents
Did _ you ever
« so that almost everyone has an opinion on the subject - w
, get any , cheerful
.
. news । Quarts in first quality paints and
out of one of one of these envelopes enamd. also Kalsomine at 49 cents
When we find out what part of the people of this region of
with a sun-parlor front?
But for 5 m pack c
w Kalsomine
the Columbia River Association represents that what part the
speaking of fronts this is a fine time the nicest on the market at 53 cents
to plan improving the home. Come in for 51b pack.
Umatilla rapids backers represent we will be started on the road
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and talk it over-
We like to help
Mr.
J.
C.
Wilson,
Mr.
and
Mrs
to a real democratic determination of what the people want. • In
folks build, specially this time, when
WE HAVE—
Carl Schadewitz and son. John
vestigation of the reports and the reasons why the different orga
building mate rial is the lowest pri- Plaster Board----- Cello Glass
Henry, and Mrs Ida Davis were ced in years.
Glass and Putty
nizations are favoring the plans they do would also be enlighten
visitors in The Dalles Monday.
E E. Gervais. Editor.
Sash and Doors
ing informático.
J. C. Hartley of Jefferson, has
Rooofing and Paper
DRY WOODS
been visiting friends at Kent and
Brick and Tile
16” slab ..
$7.00
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Many
useful
items In veneer panel
Grass
Valley.
, WASHINGTON. .
16” slab ...
8.50 | all the above sell on a par or better
Mrs. J. N. Maclnnis went to
16” block
...................10.00 than any catalogue price .
Two hundred years ago next Monday an infant wgs born, red
Portland last Saturday.
Coal at
$12.00 and up
and equaling, even as you and I, but he had or developed those
J. R. Dellinger, wife and son,
Wall paper in many beautiful de
characteristics that in the times in which he lived were to make Arnold, Were visitors in The
Remember we do not sacrifice
—___ signs. Why sweat and worry about
quality for price but try and give cleaning off the smoke stains and
Dalles Sunday.
more for the money as a matter oij soot spots from ceilings and wood
Amid the oratory and superlatives of the two hundredth anni • J. N. Maclnnis spent Friday
v*lue-
work when for S2.25
$2.25 vou
you can nut
put on
versary of his birth it is rather difficult to (determine just what evening st the Fred Justenson
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a complete new surface with added
Specials on Paint and Kalsomine charm and beauty*
«home.
Elner and Winnie Helyer were
visitors in Moro Friday.
Among those from Kent who
attended (he dsnee in Shaniko
last Saturday
evening were:
ladies and like other men of hip tinat ht enjoye^ a little liquor oc Arnold Dellinger, Darrow Kelley
casionally.
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George and,Walter Wilson, Hest
er Lyons. Virgil Schadewitz, and
Edna
TUM-A-LUM TICKLEft
Kent News
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D«ore You Need
AT DEPRESSION PRICES
Mr.Wiliy’Knighten who was
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visitor
in The Dalles, Saturday,
untami murato swwia UM sr« wwrwi to this day it
returned*home Sunday accom
S «M4 that bs could bo wpy sometimes though- hio anger did not
panied by hie daughter, Anna
lead him into the performance of acte that were unfair totlbe men Jean, and Mrs Knighten’s sister
f
in bit char««.
Mias MadGregor of Portland.
He wat not one of the idealists that planned tbe future gov
Mies Alta Norton, teacher of
ernment of the country after it had severed connections with Great the primary Sunday chool claps,
Britain. His part was the practical, execution of the plans of gave a Va’entine party Suuday
government It might be said of the men who are called founded afternoon for her pupils The
<rs of our country that each one of them was especially fitted for afternooh was spent in phyf g
games. Refreshments were ser
some part of that job and none were directly comparable with an-
ved late in the afternoon
ptber. Washin ton had the executive portion of those duties and
Mr. and Mrs Carl Schadewitz
VM successful
and son, John Henry spent Sun
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day at the Shelton Friis’ home.
Thoqe who renumber the last war will recall that old argu-
J. H. Wilson and wife were
4 ment about unfair weapons. It comes in the early stages of a
visitors at the Frank von Borstel
conflict and is forgotten when ths homefolks have been stirred up home. Wednesday, the occasion
gi»*P into hit baM he
’yim «t «fnptbiag,
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$2.00 Hot water Bottle . .......... .. each $1.00
Copper Carbonate ..................... . per lb. • .22
Mentholatum............................... 25c and
.50
Box Stationary
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.23
<45-
, All Regular Cough Medicines..
AspiriiF. . ...................
.. .25
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2 doz
Kotex ............................................
.35
Regular 10c Tablets....................
2 for
.15
Regular 10c Note Paper............
8 for
.25
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SALT
M GROUND, 50 lb. Sack.................
BLOCK, PLAIN. 50 lb.......................
BLOCK, SULPHURIZED, 50 lb....
SULPHURIZED BLOCK 5 lb 15 cents, 2 for
Prices Subject to Change
60c
65c
70c
25c
Sherman Cooperative Grain Growers
WASCO. OREGON
No longer do you need look
for a Store that has
Good Merchandise
At
Reasonable Prices
For a Store that accords Fair
treatment to each customer
ZIEGLER’S
Quality Store
GRASS VALLEY, OREGON
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Clip thia coupon and mail it withfl for a aix week«’ trial tubteription to
THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR
Published by Twa C hrtittan Bcnmca Pvauannf« Bocwrr
Boston, MsMacnuMtU, U. S. A.
family and Mrs L. E Clark
were visitors in The Dalles Sun
Mrs. Knighten and son
- Don’t it beat the deuce that whenever some good men are day.
needed for public service they can be found. The new highway returned home wiih the Davis
commission looks like a capable group of public servants.
family, and Mrs.Clark remained
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in The Dalles with Mr. Clark who
week of sqow and a week of thaw has been our portion for was operated on Monday.
I. E. Wilson and wife returned
yearly three months.
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.90
1.00
1.00
•2.10
2.00
1.20
1.25
1.35
.60
2.30
1.90
A DOLLAR’S WORTH
being the celebration of Mr. Wil
son’s and Junior von Borstel’p
Good times may be defined as those times when people haven’t birthdays.
money, but preten I they have and hard times are those when peo
Mr and Mrs Luther l)«vis and
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MILL RUN per sack..................
SHORTS per sack.............
ROLLED WHEAT per sack:
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ROLLED BARLEY per sack.
LAYMORE MASH per sack. .-:.
CRACKED CORK per sack.........
OYSTER SHELL per sack........
CALF MEAL.................................
ALFALFA MEAL........................ ,
BRAN............................. „
ECG PRODUCER.............
SCRATCH FEED.......... t..!...
GRASS VALLEY PHARMACY
8 ow the unfairness of the enemy.
ple have money, but pretend they have none
Hodgen-Brewater Milling Co’s Dairy & •
Poultry Feeds * If we do not have what
want in stock, we will order it for you.
rn It you will find th« dally good new» of th« worl
aa well as department« devoted to women*« and «hi
floance. education, radio, «te. You will b« glad *
f«arl»Mi an advoeat« of peac« and prohibition. Am
and the Sundial and th« other faeturee.
.
T hr C hristian B cwcb Mown®«, Baek Bar Station, Boaton. Mui
PitaM send ma a ala irtaka* trial aubaoription. X aneloaa ona dollar (|1).
(Nam«, pl«««« print)
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