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The Dalles, Oregon
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408 E. 2nd St
The Dalles, Oregon
W« also serve, at usual prices,
Lunch and Dinner combinations
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equal Home Cooking
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BUT
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HARTWIGS
FLOWER SHOP
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Prices ARE Reasonable
at the
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Restaurant
Fountain
Lunch Counter
COME AS YOU ARE
flrnty OF PARKING SPACE
AT ALL TIMES
J. T. Fries, Proprietor
THE DALLES, OREGON
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OREGON NEWS ITEMS
OF SPECIAL INTEREST
P. M. Lundquist of Dundee was kill
ed when the auto he was driving was
struck at a grade crossing just north
of Dundee by a southbound Southern
Pacific train.
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Archie Cody, slayer of Sheriff Good
Brief Resume ef Happenings ef
man of Harney county, must pay the
the Week Collected for
Iny to an opinion handed down by the
Our Readers.
state suprpme court.
Investigation of existing first and
Fire of undetermined origin destroy second-class express rates from Port
ed th« public school at Malin.
land and Spokane to points in Oregon
Construction of an eight-story office east of Pendleton has been ordered
building was announced at Salem. The by the public service commission.
structure win cost approximately »100,-
Reports from the vicinity of the
Sant lam pass road state that the pass
000.
Christmas programs
dinners marked the
Christmas at the various Institutions
at Salem.
william Ellsworth Purdy, 63, candi
date In 1224 for representative in con-
gres« from the first congressional dis
trict died in Salem.
A total of >1171 was taken tn by
Fred A Miller, Clackamas cottnty
clerk, in hunting, angling and similar
licenses during 1225.
Returns available from Oregon's
18th annual Christmas teal sale inA
dloates that final returns will safely
pas« the 150.000 mark.
Three young men, all under the age
of M years, made an unsuccessful at
tempt to rob the State bank of Scotto
Mills. The robbers mcaped.
em Oregon would be comparatively
Mother« and fathers are purchaaihg
cigarettes for their minor children
and are - permitting such children to
smoke in their homes, it was stated
at a recent session of the Cattag«
Grove city council.
Oregon City*« school population has
decreased instead of increased during
the past year. The 1924 census show-
There were 1941 children of school
age, and the census for 1925 showed
that there were 1921.
An effort will be mad« by Congress
man WHUs C. Hawley of Salem and
Senator Stanfield to include an emer-
gency appropriation for the contin
uance of the federal employment of.
flee at Eugene and Medford.
Sult to test the so-called motor ve
OBSERVER WANT ADS
hicle registration law, now in opera
tion in Oregon, probably will be filed
Rates: Under 15 words, 85c
la the circuit court at Salem soon. It
15 to 30 words, 50c
was said that a Eugen« attorney is
Over 30 wds., IHe per wd.
preparing papers in the case.
WE FAY parcel post on« way on all
Sheriffs and other peace officers of
«hoe repairing. Good quality work Oregon were requested in a letter pre-
and leather.
Joe Amore, The
pared by the secretary of state not
Dalles, opposite th« post office.
to issue temporary license plates to
motor vehicle owners whose machines
Write
2m-nl8
Oregon.
■ When in The Dalles
SEE
S. J. Stanek
FOR
“Everything in Harness
and Saddlery”
INDIAN NOVELTIES
GENERAL REPAIRING
•1« E. 2nd St The Dalle«, Ora
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SENATOR NORBECK
BUY TODAY
Model Laundry
DALLES
Calls for and Delivers
in Moro Wasco
and Grass Valley
Mondays and Thursdays
, HOME GROWN
FLOWERS
For Any Occasion
Artistically Arranged
Our Work is. Guaranteed
Peacock Floral Co.
407 Wash. St, The Dalles
WHEN
IN THE DALLES
Royal Cafe
FARM LOAN GROUPS
UNDER INCOME TAX
cultural credit
held subject t
rultng by A. W. Gregg, solicitor of in
ternal revenue. Wb«n th« information
l«aked out oteervon «aw it as a n«w
•lament in the rural credit problem.
The ruling held that if the agri
cultural credit corporations ware en
titled to exemption at all this must
oom« under section 2S1 of the act,
and then asserted:
“National agricultural credit cor
porationa are not exempt from Income
taxation under section 281 eft the
rovenue act of 1«24.M
k Attention was called in the ruling
to the fact that «setion 281 specifically
carried the revenu« act exemptions
to certain forais of mutual and govern
mental agencies of finance. It was sug
gested as significant that the provi
sion which authorised the formation
! of the national agricultural credit cor
poration failed to mention the ex
emption from taxation which had been
United State« Senator Peter Nor granted to federal Intermediate credit
beck, who hae been renominated by banka, federal farm loan associations
th« republicans of South Dakota.
and federal farm loan banks as ap-
pli cable
Dr. Earl McFarland, collector of cus agency.
toms at Portland, wu complimented
by General Lincoln C. Andrews, as
BRIEF GENERAL NEWS
sistant secretary to the treasury, on
the showing of the*Portland office in
Beattie's mayoralty campaign open
apprehending Hquor smugglers, s-
Swoet peas blooming outdoors at ed when Edwin J. Brown, John E.
Christmas time Is a rare thing even Carroll and C. H. Clark filed u candi
in the mild allmate at Oregon, but at dates
The population of California has
Sweet Home, Goqr«o Flanagan Jr.
passed the 5,000,000 mark, according
showed •
t^e flowers
to tabulations based on Increased prop
whidh ho had picked tehis yard.
erty values made public by State Con
. Two of th« largest tlmbei-holdlng troller Ray L. Riley.
concerns in Klamat b county, the Wey-
Howard Sutherland, former senator
erhaeuser Timber, company and the from West Virginia, was appointed
Long Bell Lumber company, have en- alien property custodian. Mr. Suther
tered a strenuous protest against the land, who Is a republican, succeeds F^
C. Hicks of Now York, who died re
cently.
* The federal trade commission start
ed an Investigation of farm coopera
tive marketing enterprise« In the
i United States, with a view to advising
and helping development of successful
farm products marketing by farmers.
benefit by Tremendous
THE
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Pnce Reductions!
When Dodge Brothers startling new prices are made
known on January 7th, the full amount of the reduc
tions will be refunded immediately to all purchasers
since midnight, December 15th..
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This means that you can buy your Dodge Brothers
Motor Car today, enjoy its immediate use and still
benefit fully by the savings yet to be announced.*1^
Dodged Brothers product today is better than ever
before.
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Price reductions are made possible by the comple-
Price reductions are made possible by the comple
tion of a $10,000,000 expansion program that will
practically double production.
The savings effected through this enormous increase
in output are being passed directly on to the buyer-
in conformity with Dodge Brothers traditional pol-
paper and magaslne publishers of the
country, died In New York after a
stubborn fight to recover from peri
tonitis which followed an operation for
appendicitis.
The fall planting of winter wheat in
Washington 1* estimated to be »55.000
acre«, or 18 per-cent lees than th« acre*
age «own a year ago. The planting a
year ago wan 1,240,000 acres of which
due to extensive winter-killing, only
874.090 acres were harvested.
The 29th
convention of the
! Oregon Wool Growers association will
be held in Pendleton, Janury 21-28,
according to an announcement made
by Mac Hoke, secretary. The meeting
will follow the national association*«
convention tn Boise. January 14-20.
to Persona Dead In Cold Wave.
Chicago, IU. — The holiday sero
wave which overspread almost the en
tire country took a toll of upwards of
two scores of lives, a property loss
tyom fire« estimated at 11,000,000 in
Chicago alone, and interference with
transportation facilities and wire com-
municaUon wers recordei Th« 1«?
••t death toll was in Chicago where
17 persons died in four days. Half a
dosen persons were found frozen to
death.
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Brltlsh Columbia Liquor Profits Lsrgs
Victoria, B. C.—Ths finance depart
ment reported that profit« from gov
ernment «ale of liquor In British
Columbia were steadily growing after
a sudden-drop 14 months ago. Profits
f cr ths six months ended September
40 were |L5BM«6. compared with IL
40>,T»l for the previous
months.
Walther-Williams Co
Third and Federal
Hoping that everybody had a pres*
perous year for 1925 and a happy
Christmas Day.
In the closing ef this year, I wiah
to extend to all "A Most Happy
and Successful Now Year During
192L"
Thanking all for your most gener
ous patronage for the past twenty
five years, I- am at your service to
command.
CROSBY
in Drugs and K sdni r« '
Moro, Oregon
Ladin and Children's Hair Cutting
and Shintie Bobbins
baths
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! ludepeodeut Warehouse & Silling C»
R. H. McKean, Manager, Wasco, Oregon
DEALERS IN
Lime, Plaster, Cement, Cedar Posts,
Builders Supplies, Lumber, Wood,
Coal and Hay.-*
,
MANUFACTURERS OF
mill feed and flour
We wish every one of our patron*
the beat of all holiday greeting«
and sincerely hope that we may
continue to «erv« you throughout
the coming year.
MILK
MORO DAIRY
D. C. West, Proprietor
Phone 21F1
Farmers Elevator & Supply Co
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Office at Farmers State
J. Q McKean, Manager, Moro, Oregon
GRAIN BUYERS
DEALERS IN
Olympic and Drifted Snow Flour and all Olympic Cereals
Olympic Poultry and Dairy Feed.
Grain Bags and Twine
Copper Carbonate.
Gaseo Briquets, Fuel
Grain and Feed
Cement and Building Material.
Agents for J. I. Case Threshing Machine Co.
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE
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The Dalles, Oregon
D odge B rothers
MOTOR CAR
Greetings
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GENERAL MACHINE SHOR
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Painless Extraction
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W. T. Slattern, D. D. S.
Ow Wu« County Ban*
The Dalle«, Oregon
‘ 805 2nd St
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Caterpillars, andf Combine Motor«, Cylinder
Grinding, Oyx-acetylene
iElectric Welding
The Dalles, Ore.
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