CROQK COUNTY JOURNAL
COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER FOR CROOK COUNTY
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 23, 1906
'Trade at Home" is a good mot
to put over the door of every house
in Prineviile. This ie the only
way you can ever hope to bu.ld up
a town. Too many of our people
are prone to pour over the catalogs
of mail order houses and pick out
stuff that they would refuse to take
from the home merchant. They
buy "unsight and unseen" as the
saying goes and in ninety-nine
cases out of a hundred are disgust
ed with their purchase when it ar
rives. Why people do this is one
of the mysteries of human nature.
Tbey get bit so often that in time
you would suppose they would
learn better. There should be
more of the spirit of reciprocity be
tween our merchants and their
patrons. If you want credit you
expect to get it at home but when
you have cash you send it out of
town to help build up institutions
that have no direct interests in
your own community.
Labor Day.
Governor Chamberlain has is
sued a proclamation setting aside
Monday, September 3, as Labor
Day. The text of the proclama
tion follows:
"Whereas, the first Monday in
September of each year has been
set apart and declared to be a pub
lic holiday under the designation
of Labor Day;
"Now, therefore, I, George E.
Chamberlain, as governor of the
state of Oregon, pursuant to the
statute in such case made and pro
vided, do hereby declare Monday,
the 3d day of September, A. D.,
1906, a legal holiday, to be known
as Labor Day.
"The people of the state are to
be congratulated upon the friendly
relations which have always exist
ed between the employer and the
employed within its jurisdiction.
To this condition is largely due
the prosperity that surrounds us
on every side.
"It is to be hoped that the day
hereby set apart for observance as
a public holiday will be generally
observed by all classes of our citi
zens, and that the workshops and
the store and all places of business
will be closed, so that the employ
er as well as the employed may
completely rest from all labor."
Maury Mountain Observatory.
Editor Journal: As it has been
some time since I noticed any
items from Maury I thought I
would try to write some.
Aleck Cummins is becomimg an
expert with the shotgun. He has
clipped the heads off about a hun
dred sagehens this season.
Tullie Hobwood of the sawmill
is just recovering from an attack
of sickness which he contracted
some ten days ago while at Pau
lina. James Gilchrist and Jack Mor
ris came up from the river Sun
day. They informed us that not
withstanding the great shortage of
hired help the harvest season
would be brought to a close some
time in 1906. These happy re
sults are being brought about
through the scientific management
of the co-operative system prac
ticed by the farmers in this vi
cinity. Elmer Clark of Paulina, paid a
visit to the sawmill Friday. Mr.
Clark informs us that Paulina is
getting to be a lively place on Sun
day. You can see anything from
a fight to a horse race.
Harry Hinton and Frank
Smead, a couple of youthful hunt
ers, hearing of a large black bear
that was making its headquarters
on the top of Mule Deer mountain,
a knob on the north side of Maury
mountain, started out the other
morning to bring bruin back with
them. The boys had scarcely sur
mounted the summit of Mule Deer
when they located the bear lying
in the shade of a clump of small
trees about a hundred yards dis-
Invariably In Advance
Six Month 75 ets
Single tu ... ft els
lu titling, Trine ville, Oregon
tant. "This is luck," said Harry.
"We have him just where we want
him. There is nothing between
us so lets give him the best we
have." Conveying the idea that
the bear was just the same as their
meat. They both took deliberate
aim and let go. This had no ef
fect They tried it again with the
same result, much to the amuse
ment of the hear. This was dis
couraging, aud the boys were be
ginning to loose heart when Harry
sent in one that evidently found a
weak spot in bruin's coat, for he
went rolling down the hill. The
boys shouted for joy for they were
sure that they had him, but to
their great surprise and disappoint
ment the bear picket! himself up,
turned and looked at them with a
great big smile, walked into the
brush and was seen no more. The
boys fired twenty-one times and
are confident that bruin has that
many leaden marks on his tough
hide. From what we saw at our
position at the glass we think the
bovs did well to get awav, and
that without a scratch, too.
Oxk at the Glass.
Buried by the County.
A most pathetic sight to look
upon is the effects of a mis-spent
life. Crook county for nine years
has extended aid In an unfortu
nate named Munsun. Various
persons have been hired to look
after his needs, particularly that
of food. Munsun has been able to
attend to the duties connected
with his cabin until recently,
when it seems his strength entirely
failed him and he lacked the com
mon attentions necessary to one
confined in bed. The woman hir
ed by the county to board him was
not paid enough to justify her in
staying home to perform the work
of a nurse, hence the wretched
man was allowed to wallow in his
cabin until the attention of the
city authorities was called to his
condition. When Marshal Crooks
made an inspection of the prem
ises Munsun was found lying on
the floor of his cabin stark naked
while the man's bed and bedding
were in a filthy condition. The
place has been made as comfort
able as the means at hand would
allow and William Barnes has
been employed to look after him.
Munson is mentally and physi
cally very week and it is thought
he cannot long survive. When
roused out of h9 stupor be begs for
something to end his miserable ex
istence. It was evident from blood
marks on the floor which he tried
to mop up that Munsun had tried
to commit suicine Dy cutting a
vein in his arm. The incision he
made has not healed yet.
Note. Since the avove article
was written it was learned that
Munsun died Tuesday morning.
He was buried by the county the
same evening.
Crook County Should be Repre
sented.
T. M. Baldwin, president of the
Citizens' Business League, has re
ceived a letter from the secretary
treasurer of the Oregon Develop
ment League calling attention to
the fact that the National Irriga
tion Congress is to be held in
Boise, Idaho, from September 3 to
8. It is desired to make the Ore
gon delegation the very largest in
attendance upon the convention.
California is to be especially
well represented, and the Cali
fornia party will spend a day in
Portland en route to Boise. The
California-Oregon special will
leave Portland at 8:15 Saturday
evening, September 1. Both Gov.
Chamberlain and Gov. Pardee will
accompany the special and it is ex
pected that our senators and con
gressmen will also be in attendance.
Vice-president Fairbanks and a
majority of the western senators
and congressmen will arrive at
Boise Monday.
Crook county should be repre
sented at this congresB by as many
persons as can find it convenient
to get away. A one-fare rate for
the round trip hs Keen made by
the railroads. All those who
would like to attend should make
the-fart known to Mr. Haldwin at
once.
Additional Locals.
Jerome lloiiapnrte Friedman of
Jiwh. Wallowa comity, lain the
city visiting with the family ot Will
Wurtweiler.
0. M . KodtioM ami V.J. OVoniior,
otthel. I. & P. t t Itedniond,
were In town the tirst f the week se
curing right-of-way for the tVtitrnl
Oregon canal.
Wm. Marks, who has Ihvii harvest
ing at Powell Hut tea. Is In town.
Mo xaya that crop In that wvtloti
are (airly rhmI. Spring aowu grain
Is iv little short but fall sown Is good.
P. N. Turner was In from his ranch
at the old river bed toilay. Mr.
Tumor has n homestead there n
well as ltW acre ot land under the
ditch. This year ho was only ahle to
get water tin about three acres and
this was done by constructing his
own ditch trom the imilti canal.
The company will have the canal
completed next year so that plenty
of water can le secured. The laml
on which he hail water made a won
derful showing in the crop It pro-
duocd and he says that the most
skeptical would concede that the
land will le the In-st of a producer
as soon as plenty of water can Ih
had. lie is well satisfied with his
land.
A. Kotiinan was in from his ranch
three in lien this side of lVud Wednes
day and Thursday. Mr. Kotxman
who is one of the pioneer settlers of
that section says that he has recent
ly refused an offer of $'3i per acre for
the 4H acres he has under the I). I. St
P. Co. ditch. The land cost him
and : ier acre and hols well satis
fied with his bargain. In seuklug
of the crop he raised this year ho
says that ho had aen-s of oats that
he was satisfied would go till to KM
bushels to the acre. His leard!ess
barley made a showing equally ns
good. His Hold of acres of rye
kIiioiI im mi average of over six feet
in height. In garden truck he raised
tomatoes, watermelons, encumbers,
lieans. corn, etc., which nil matured
well. He sowed t wo acres ol carrots
broad oils t mid it is surpriHiiig the
yield they will make.
If you want the county news
take The Journal.
Summons.
In the Circuit Court of tile ytiite uf Oregon
for Crook County,
R. L. Booth, I'laintiir,
Harah X. '.amsou, and If.
W. Laiusuii, her hu-liaml, I
Defendants I
To Sarah N. Lammn ami If. W. I-amum
Defendants.
IN' THK NAMK OK TUB XTATK OK
OREOON,
You are hereby required to aier ami
answer the complaint tiled against you in
the above entitled unit within nix wrcks
from the date of the lirst publication ol
this summonH, which date of tiret publica
tion i the 9th day of August, l!n, uml il
you fail xo to anwer for want thereof the
plaintiff will apply to saiil Court lor the
relief demanded in "aid complaint, to-wit:
That the said defendants ami eaeh of
them lie required to allege anil t t forth
their pretended interest or estate in and to
the following descrilied premises, to-wit; the
West halt of the Northwest quarter of Sec
tion 8 and the East half of the Northeast
quarter of section 7, T. 13 !!. II. 13 K of the
Willamette Meridian in Crook County.
Oregon. And that the name le ascertained
ami determined by the decree of this
Court, and'that the plaintiff have a decree,
of this Court that he is the owner in fee
simple and in possession of tlie aboye de
scribed real property and that the defend
ants have no interest or estate therein,
either letral or equitable, and for such
other or further relief as is meet in equity
and good conscience.
This summons is published in pursuance
to the order of ifon. W. A-. Bell, County
Judge of Crook County, Oregon, which or
der bears date the 8th day of Augutt.
M. R. Elliott, C. C. Linden & McCain A
Vinton, Attorneys for Plaintiff. 8-i-5w
The End of The World
of troubles that robbed E. H. Wolfe, of
Bear Grove, la., of all usefulness, came
w hen he began taking Electric Hitters.
He writes: "Two years ago Kidney
trouble caused me great suffering, which
I would never have survived had 1 not
taken Electric Bitters. They also cured
me of General Debility." Sure cure for
all .Stomach, Liver and Kidney com
plaints, Blood diseases, Headache', l)h
zinesa and Weakness or bodily decline.
Price 50c. Guaranteed by I. P. Adam
son & Co., and Templeton & Son's drug
store.
Notice of Sale of Real Estate.
Notice is hereby given, that in pur
suance o an order of the County Court
of Crook county, Oregon, made on the
2nd day of July, 190tt, In the matter of
the estate of Joseph Whitfield, deceased,
the undersigned, the administrator of
said estate, will sell at public auction to
the highest bidder, for cash, subject to
confirmation by the said County Court,
on Saturday, the 8th day of September,
1906, at two o'clock in the afternoon at
the Courthouse door in Prineviile, Ore
gon, all the right, title, interest and
estate of the said Joseph Whitfield at
the time of hie death and all the right,
title and interest in the said estate may
have acquired in addition to that of the
said Joseph Whitfield at the time of his
death, in and to all tiiat certain lot,
piece or parcel of land lying and being
in the County of Crook, State of Oregon,
and bounded and described as follows,
to-wit: Lots One and Two in Section
Nineteen in Township Twenty South,
of Kange Eleven East and the East half
of the Northeast quarter of Section
Tpenty-four in Township Twenty South,
of Range Ten East of Willamette Mer
ridian. Terms and conditions of sale, Cash.
Dated August 9, 1908.
M. S. Maykikm),
Administrator of the Estate of Joseph
Whitfield, Deceased.
Notice to Creditor.
Notice t herrhv given lv Mtuis.uvl e.
the MiKli'i-Mvim-d Viviilm of I ho l.i-l ill
ml ttuiiioiit '! N. l ;
nil Hrv.m Imviim claiitw aiiauiM mni
estate to rivMi I hem mill the proper j
Yourmrs lo the uiiirru:iiii ni ine omce oi
M. K. Klhotl in I'rmeville, Oregon, within,
ot mould from the -liite of thi notice, j
lted tins 2U day of Aiiiiimt. UM
MototKKT VK. I
KxwulrW of the cutate ot M. t Nve, do. I
eessed, S-'.'.H
Notice tor Publication.
Ivp.irtnient of the Interior,
XjhuA Other nt The Oallrs, On noil,
July t!, t'UH.
Not e i hereby i;iven tluit James C,
Houston of Crook," Or,, has hied iwiut uf
his intention to make tinal Hve-vrar proof
in mtpport of his claim, vie: lliiinestcad
Kntrv So. HhsO made June 31, IS?, lor the
lot 4." SVcuot! V.I lots 1 and '.' Section O.
T. IS 8., K. (! K.. W. M , Mint N K, X K'
Section -JSV, T. IS S., It. IS K , W. M and
that said proof w ill Is made Is-tore ibr
county clerk, at Ins office, in I'riuenlle,
Oreuo'n. on Au,;usl l!.
He names the following itiiesw to
prove his continuous resilience iiMti, ami
cultivation of the laud, vi:
John W. Sliattitck, Hi'liry Itetvhlorf,
Elam Kauglit. of I'wk, Oregon, and Will.
im It, Mi Kurinml. Prineviile, Oivron.
miciiaki. r. Nolan,
TsitWup Iteglmer.
CITATION
In the County Court of the State of Ore
gon, fiir the County of Crook.
In the matter ol' the Estate of ,.;,,.
CO. A MUM filiation
To Stacia Ambs and all helm unknown
of C O. Ami". IVccascil tiKKK I'INti:
IS THE NAME OK THE STATE OK
OKKOON,
Yen nrv hereby cited ami required to ap
pear In the County Court of the State oi"
Oregon. rtne oiinty ot i rook, at the
Court nxmi thereof, at Prineviile in tht
County of Crook on Monday the 5.1 ilav of
September, l!HK, at 2 Vlm k. in the nll.T
ihhoi of that day, then and then- to show
rail. -. it any there le, why an order should
not 1 made by the County Court for
t i-ook t ouniy, rcgon. auuioruuig ami
dinvling YV. A. ttooiti, administrator ol
said estate, to sell the real proieny lie.
longing to said estate, which said rent
estate U descrilied as follows: The North
west ifuarter of Section Eleven in Town
ship 'I welvc South, of Range Sixteen E.it
of Willamette Meridian in Oregon, nt pub
lic sale for the purpose of paving the
claim against the estate and the costs and
expenses ol administration.
Witness, the Hon. W. A. HELL. Judge
of the County Court of the Stale of Oregon.
for the County of Crook with the sent of
said Court allivisl. this ilth day of July,
A. U, ISM.
AttksT: Y tKHix Known, Clerk.
7-lti-np
Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior,
IjiiuI Oilier at The I'alles, Oregon.
July :io. 1'ioti
Notice is hctvbv eiveli lino Jdin V.
Snyder of I'riii. ville, Oregon, has tiled
tier ot his intention to make una) cnutiio
tation pj-oof in support ot his claim,
Homestead Kntrv So. Haiti made March
is. l:Ki lor the W", N E1, and NV, SE
Section tt. Township lis. iiange E,. V.
M., andth.lt sai l proof will Is-in. etc Is-
tore t lie t ouuty t irrK, at rrtnevtlle, Ore
gon. on Seoten.'i.er sth PMi.
He names the following to prove his con
liniious residence upon, and cultivation of,
Ine laml, vu :
William K. Mason, Andrew S, fields,
Joseph e. lavlor, of Prim-viHe, Oregon
Edward M. Love, of Lnnionla, Oregon
Mil ll Mil. T. Solai,
8-iHl Register.
Notice for Publication.
Depart men t of the Interior.
Land Other ut The Dalles, On gon.
July 21, l!l.
Notice is hereby given that Charles E
Wilcox, of l.iiinontiL Oregon, has bhsl no.
tier of his intention to make Ima' commu
tation proof in support of his claim, vii:
Homestead Kntrv No. LtKi mai'e January
12. I'NM, for NWi; f the NW!( Sect ion l.i.
Township "Ll S., Range II E.. W. .VI., and
that said pns.fmll lie made before I). P.
Ilea. I" lilted State Commissioner, at his
oilier, in Madras, Oregon, on August 2S,
!!.
Jle names the following witnesses I,,
prove his continuous resMi-iiee Uon, and
rttltivatioii of, the laml, vii:
Thomas Meihee, Levi Knorr, Prank
Miller, S. I), Pi.-ree, all of l.amonla, Ore
gon. MICHAEL T. NOLAN,
7-2S-re Register.
Timls-r Ijind. Act of June .1. 17..
Notice for Publication.
I'uitei! States Land Olliee.
The Dallea, Oregon. July 21,
Notice is hereby given that in compli
auce with the provisions of the act oi t on
gress of June 3, 1S7S, entitled "An net for
the sale ol timber lands m the States of
California. Oiegoii, Nevada, and Washing
ton Territory," as extended to all tlm ("ulv
lic Land states by act ot August t, Iwy.
the lollovMng persons have hied in tin of
lice their sworn statements, to-wit:
Edward Ewing Sears, of Prineviile,
county of Crook, state of Oregon, sworn
.statement No. 2:i). tiled June 2!l. Ifsm, for
the piin-tiaseot theSW'. NW',, N t, SW',
and fcV, SW!i", Hcction 4, Tp. .' M., U.
Ill E.. W. M,
Kaehiellus K. Jones, of Prineviile, conn-
ty of rnk, slate ol Oregon, sworn stat'
ment No. 2ilH.'. tiled July II), Knni. tor the
purchase of the HC!i N WW and Lou ;( t
and 5. Hei tion , Tp. II S., It. Ill E W, M.
1 bat they will oiler proofs to show that
t ie lands sought are more valuable lor tin
tirnlicJ or stone thereon than for agricul
tural purposes, and to establish their
cIuiiiib to saul lands before the Register
and Receiver at The Dalles, Oregon, on
October 2, l'.KJM.
They name the following witnesses:
Edward E. Sears, Kaehiellus K. Jones, liy
ron Cady, il. A. Foster and Perry Poin
dexter, of Prineviile, Oregon; Vernon K.
Cady and Walter E. Cady, of Everett,
Washington.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
any of the above-described lands are re
quested to file their claims in this olliee on
or before the taid 2nd day of October, 1UO0.
MICHAEL T.NOLAN.
7-2i-pd Register.
Timlsjr Land, Act of June 1H7.
Notice for Publication.
United 8tates Laud Office,
The Dalles, Oregon, July 21, lifni.
Notice is hereby given that in compli
ance with the provisions of the act of Con
gress of June 3, 187S, entitled "An act for
the sale ot timber lands in the States of
Californis, Oregon, Nevada, and Washing
ton Territory,'' a extended lo all the Pim
lic Land Slates by act of August 4, 1SU2,
the following-named persons have on July
14, lyutf, tiled iu this olliee their sworn
statements, to-wit:
William J. Barlow, of Coeur'd Alene,
county of Kootenai, state of Idaho, sworn
statement .Vo. 2!Hi5, for the purchase of the
WU hE'i and Y'M KW', Section 1, Tp. 11
8., R. 1S K , W. M.
John II. Jarrett, of Coeur'd Alene, coun
ty of Kooutiai, state of Idaho, sworn state
ment No. 'M for the purchase ol the
Lots 3 and 4 and H'A NWK, Section 5, Tp.
14 H., R. 1!)K., W. M. 1
Tliomaa p. McAu'ey, of Tacorna, county
of Pierce, state at' Washington, sworn
statement S.'o. 2(f).',, I,,r (lie purch.i.-e of the
Lotsl aiM'.(a:id ?i N oection 0, Tp.
14 8., R. j:i,iv.. . .'. . ' 1
That tin.' ( v.-iil oll'-r proofs to sliow tliut
the lands tj'ij'lit are mure valuable for the
timber or stone thereon than for agricul
tural purposes, and to establish ' their
claims to wiid latins before the Register
and Keceivrr at The Dulles, Oregon, on Oc
tober 3, l!)i.
They nuine the following witnesses:
Thomas I'j McAuley, of Tacoma, Wash
ington; John 11. Jarrett and William J.
Harlow, of Coeur'd Alene, Idaho; liyron
Cady and A. 0. Knighten, of Prineviile,
Oregon. i
Any and all persons claiming adversely
any of theabove-describwi lands are re
quested to tile their claims in this olliee on
or before the said 3rd day of October, HWtl.
j MICHAEL T.NOLAN,
AiAS..Vt-A Vt
(j Agents for Butterick Patterns and
ffi SPECIAL 30 DAYS' SALE H
HiK l'ricc Reductions in all lines of Ladies' and Children's Sunt- )s
mer Clouds. Watch our bin show windows for the Hot ('ash Q
Values ever offered in Crook Count v. fcu
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LS Skirls, till rotintl lt ntllis; jusl lite lliinn
)t lr your Summer Oulituj.
i.t.i i your tlioitt' lor
your tltoiie lor
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SPECIAL IN
B TAN OXFORDS
Ladies" Ucular
Pfl Ladies Hegular $2.50 values Special Sale Price
,adies lccitular J.r0 values Special Sale Price
Ihildren's Hculnr $-.25 values Special Sale Price
Jt:
Hosiery for Ladies Summer Dress
and Children Wash Goods Goods
Ulics lace lisle hose in tvl.il,-, M-wrimlCrask i.t nl.ilr. r-nry sSk I'inishrJ OryanJir
l.latk and Ian. all rctpilar rrrant. Ian. .town ami gm-n . lrJJ, asst,rtim.n 0
05c values. Special 25c sltadi-s. Special This Sale 20c
Ch.ldr.ns late lisle I.om- in " (Iwngr.lile S.Ik. IVnyiT, M..
while, lil.uk ami Ian. all sizes t',u"' ovt'r,s. U ll""l shades hair, Ptinuess ami Fam y Gillon
He,t.l.ir 25c and 35r values and ,leuly ihetn. R.-gular 20c Foulards. ALL KKDUCF.D
Special per pair 20c values. Special This Sale 15c FORTIUS SALE
Special per pir 20c .alml Speei.l Thil SaU 15c I'tlK THIS SA1.K
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WURZWEILER & THOMSON, Prineviile Oregon fij
.n,u.,
machines and Kecoras
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THi: WINN KK CO.
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Singer Sewing Machine Co. !
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mi iiumiiIiI.v .'i.yiin'ii(n
All k i ii Im u( rrpnlr wnrk
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We pay 4' on lime i-jKjsits, curicnt
rales on javinjjs a' counts, receive deposits
suljjei'l lo check, anil do a general bank
ing tiusmiss..
You can have the advantages of a
strung bank al your very door by using
tiie mails.
S,.-nd us your dei5i!j. Acknowledg
ment will I ant you by return mail.
Savings account. received (rorn one
dollar up.
, Qen an account wilh us and nolo
how' rapidly it will grow.
. J. FRANK WATSON, Pir.!.m
R. L Dl.'ltHAM. Vk4 PioiJtul
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Special in Gloves
Ltilics Silk Knit t'llovrs in white, Uatk ami
t lwtitti.iiuf colors sift f In 8. all lvo clasp
p.ilcitl l.islt iit'iH. Ri'iiular $l,fj() valtii-s.
Special for Thit Sale $1.00
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$ .85
125
2.50
lollies' wliilf
$1.50 values. ,
LADIES AND
values Special Sale Price
-Subscribe for The JOURNAL I"
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I he CriHik Counly Journal - - $1,50 year
Holh IVrs - $2.50 year
Cluhliing Rales lor lite Weekly Ori'flunian al the Same Rale as Above
The 0. K. Meat Market
STROUD BROS., Proprietors
Deealers in Choice Beef, Veal, Mutton, Pork, Butter
1 Eggs and Country Produce
The following: is a list
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Hound Steuk l()ctM ht miuihI
Slioublir Hicnk 1 1 htx ) t-r (ion ml
IMitiii RiiitHt Href - Si'tH twr I'liimd
I'riiiui Rib ItoitHt - Hk:U per mtiiid
Vfitl UtiiiKt - - 121:Ui per MUitid
Lniii Mullnn CIiojih 12rl n r miih
Plain Mutton ChopH Kk-tn per pound
Veal Clmpri 12J(tH per pound
Pork Loin - . I'ijt tn per pound
Pork SaUHitKfl UlelH per pound
Hamliurgi'r - 10eU jer putittd
Itoloinn - HkitH per jiound
When you are buying anything in this line give us a call
We Guarantee to Treat you Right
Telephone Orders Will
Closing
OF LADIES' FURNISHINGS, Etc.
Having (U'cidwl to discontinue from carrying
Ladies' Furnishings in stock, our entire line
of these goods will therofore be sold at
ACTUAL COST
Don't fail-to take advantage of this sale, as
it means a big saving of money to you. We
have in stock useful articles of wearing
apparel. Call, see the goods, got the prices
and you will buy.
THE OWI.
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kid tjluvrs, all siis. Iciiil(ii
SMvi;tl lor litis salt $1.00
CHILDREN'S
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of our Prices on Meats
Be Given Prompt Attention
Out Sale
CASH STORE
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