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The Place to Save
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THE LEADER
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The Holidays Are Over
But Our Big Bargains Continue
This winter finds us with the
strongest line of shoes we have
ever carried. Our increasing
business has caused us to carry
a larger'and better stock, so we
have a larger variety than ever
before. We call your attention
to the extra values which we
are offering and in each shoe
you will find the quality higher
than the price.
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Edwards-Stanwcod Shoes Combine 3 Good Qualities
STYLE COMFORT DURABILITY
HATS for Men, Youths & Boys
We also have just
received a full line of
the latest style of hats
for men, youths and
boys.
I. Michel,
Prineville, Oregon
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Redmond News.
REDMOND, OKEGOX. DEC, 27.
Wives of tbe Woodmen jjot their
beads together not long since and
the result was they stormed the
local camp last night during a special
meeting. For ammunition they
were supplied with plenty of rounds
of biscuits, pickles, beans, cheese,
nuts, cake and coffee and the Wood
men were not long in capitulating.
We hope that this is only tbe begin
ning of a series of social events iu
which Woodmen and prospective
choppers shall take the leading part.
The ladies seemed to enjoy surprising
as much as the men liked to be sur
prised. E. O. Getchell and wife departed
for White Salmon, Wash., last Mon
V day, where they wllj s-perjil the
j. ' summer. Tiiey plan then to return,
build better and further Improve
their place on which they have made
a nice beginning this fall. Mr.
Worrell will have charge of the place
the coming year.
A. O. Walker and wife from the
Johnson ranch neighborhood are
visiting with II. A. Meyers and fam
ily over Christmas time.
Mr. Martin, father of Mrs. Kendall
and Mrs. Kenyon, is here visiting
from North Dakota.
We note the oldest son of D. C.
Hall among the new arrivals. We
are glad to welcome the young man
to the community.
C. L. Lowther exjiects to move to
Redmond this week from his Trail
Crossing farm. He has rented rooms
In the Lauderbnck building and will
begin a series of meetings for the
Methodists next Sunday night.
McLallin and young have a forty
acre Job of clearing just west of C. M.
Redtield's farm.
The sale of town lots has been
quite brink the past week. Kirk
Whittd bought two and Perry Smith
four. Both will proceed to Improve
Immediately.
The Sunday School entertainment
Thursday night brought out what
was probably the Mggvst Indoor
crowd ever assembled In Redmond.
It Is thought that over two hundred
were present. The Sunday School
room was taxed to Its utmost. If
some of the little folks were a little
disconcerted at so many beinj pres
ent and forgot their lines and If the
teamwork was not always perfect
It Is not to be wondered at or laid
up against them. Even Santa Clans
remembered how things looked at
his first appearance here three years
ago and wondered where so many
people came from.
Mrs. Tuck Is reported as leing ill
in bed.
Clint Woods, B. J. Henuinger and
E.C. Park will be visitors at the
Gist sawmill this week.
The long dry epell Is being broken
this evening by the appearance of
water In the ditches. - ' -
C. X. Ehret moved yesterday Into
his new house and the family Is now
pleasantly situated. It is a well
arranged, commodious home. A
dormer window overlooks the town
and gives a good view of the moun
tains in the distance. We shall be
glad to see others build as well.
We did not have a full report of the
election of Sunday School officers to
day, but heard that Mrs. W. B.
Chapman was elected suieriiiten
dent. We hoped in this letter to given
brief resume of some of the Improve
ments thut have been in progress in
the vicinity of Redmond during the
past year, but did not get the ma
terial In shape. When the Improve
ments of a year are bunched together
they make a showing of which we
have reason to be proud.
E. C. Park.
Culver Cullings.
Get This Separator.
Sharpies Cream Separator No. 2; will
sell or trade for stock, cows preferred.
Separator nearly new. For particulars
eee J. II. Smith, Prineville, Or. 12-31-2tp
For Sale.
One second-hand 3,'i-inch wagon, 110.
12-31-2t J. II. Delobb, Prineville, Or.
Culver, Ore., Dec. 2S.
After a stay ot 25 daw st Cul
ver, the Ilarriman surveyors have
departed for the moulh of t,be De
schutes river.
Monday, at noon, C. J. Milligan's
house caught fire, burning a hole
in the roof.
John and Lee Peck and families,
who have Fpent eeveral ' months
near Medford are coming back to
Crook county again. .
Christmas eve many people
attended the Christmas Cantata at
the school house, alter which they
wentrover to Culver hall and
attended a dance given by the
surveyors.
Roscoe Howard, manager of the
D. I. & P. Co. pasted through
Culver Saturday enrouto for
Portland.
Mr. Giles and family, old res
idents of Crook county, who have
been absent for a few years stopped
over in Culver on their return to
tftcir home near- Redmond.
Mrs. Jesse Harcrow is here from
Portland visiting her mother, Mrj.
Spinks.
Mrs. Thoma3 Alderdyce, who
went to Seattle several weeks ago
to visit her mother, is expected
home next week.
A dance will be given at Culver
hall Friday night, January 1. A
basket eupper w ill be brought by
those who attend.
Misses Lula Osborn and Lottie
Fendall who spent several months
at Bend, came home last week.
Culverite. .
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Calls Axwrii rioxrrtT TUT oa Niwmt
limes on IHioa tiovm of AtunaoN's
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Ui'UC telephone.
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Practice in all State and
Federnl Court
Wilson's Shoe Shop
I have opened np a show shop
In 1'rinevtlU) in tliu MoCalltstcr
builitiiiK, on Main otreel near
tlieOcliiH-o bri ii;, ami am pre
pared todoall kimlsof repairing.
All . work done neatly and
promptly nd satisfaction gimr
uutettl. Price ery reasonable.
A trial will convince you that
this is the Wt place to have
your ehou repairing done.
J. E. Wilson, Prineville, Or.
For Irrigated Farms
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We are now doing business in our
new quarters where we will be
pleased to meet all new as well as
old customers. Thanking you for
past favors and wishing you a
Happy New Year, we remain, respectfully,
THE WINNEK COMPANY
Pedigreed Stock
O Poland Chinas o
g Duroc Jerseys g
Black Langshan Chickens
E. C. PARK
KKDMONI), OREtJON
Lively-Jordan-Lanius Co.
Holiday Salle
WHERE YOUR DOLLARS DO DOUBLE DUTY
The prices on our entire stock in all
departments will be reduced for the
holiday sale. This is not a bluff; we do
not intend to cut the price off just a few
articles, but every piece of merchandise
in our house will be sold at prices which
you cannot afford to overlook. A visit
, to our store will convince you that your
dollar will buy more good goods from
us than ever before heard of in this
section of the country.
Remember
Our Clothing Sale
Clothing at Less than the Cost of
Production.
We nn propa ri'd to locate Intcixllntr
wttliTH on iroveriinifiit land within
ony dlHtuni'i' of thin city; can Mhuw
you one cliUm with two tliu Mprlnir.
Wrlti to LaFoi.i.kttb & Nkaiiuiy,
Box ill, I'rliievllle.Crook Co., Oregon.
Gty Property for Sale.
A. II. I.lpplililt) hint M'Vernl plcoen
ol choice city proH-rty lor nle. St
him. lULDlf
Natict of Final Satement.
Nilli- U honlT (len by Hie unilxrolined
I In- hiI in I til( nitor ur I ho piitl of John A
Intimit, drrNWHl, tlml h lift. iiiNili and Itkul
ll Dnitl Mi'munllnc 'f hU aluiltillriilon n
mild ttHU with Ut clrrk nf the rountv court.
nml llml llirrouiitr murl linn Mmidm
llm lat dnv of K.-I.ruiirv, nl lu o'rlork In
LIm. fiirwii.Min nf tliitt ilikV. nt Ihi (Htunlr niurt
rKiin In trhipvlllw, Orceon, k the time nnd
! pliice lor hpitrliig Milil uiikI eocoiiiiuiK.
H. K.UHAY,
AdinlnlHtrnlor of the rotate uf John A
I IhUuiii. thiviiiwd. 11
Notice of Final Settlement.
Kol ! In h-rt'li gl vin hy th uniti-wlitiM-d,
the adiiiliiiNiriilnr or tin mlnla ir rn-d I.
; Andi'rwin. diwaurd, Hint he hn made and
: niid with Iheefitiiity rlerk ht Utiul aeouiit'
, Ins of his ndinlrUHtrntliin nf unlit imIhI and
i Unit tliti court IniM Mt Miindav, thw ImI dav of
Feliruury, Is', at l o'rlix'k In tin- fomiiKin
'of Unit iluv. at the county cuurt room In
i I'rlncvlllH, Oretfon, an the time and placn for
! iicuriiik and hciuihk mjiiii iiiiiii a4toiiniinir.
: At which tint and iiiucennv ucmon lnlcrtHt
ed In hhIiI enlitUi may uipcur and obJc!t to
uld 11 mil aciHiuiiiiK.
M.ll. Kl.t.toTT.
AdmlnlHlrntor of the enlula of Kred V.
Anderson, diwuiicd. ll
. . . ANNUAL . . .
FIREMEN'S
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February 12
AT POINDEXTER'S
RINK
Canvas Floor. Refreshments will
be served in the hall. Music by
Morgan's Orchestra- until 12:30,
Demaris's orchestra from that hour
on. An all night dance.
EVERYBODY INVITED
J5 Tickets - -
$1.00
Citation.
In the County Court of the Htale of Oregon.
Knr Ihe ( iiuntr or Crook.
In the matter of the rata La of John Me
Vclgh. Ihwnjw'd. 1inllon.
To luiU II llocue, K.llcn Mary Wi Velth and
all heira unknown. If any there be, of John
McVeigh, decra.nl: OrreMliff:
In the name of the Hint of Oregon, you are
hcrehy el'cd and reiiulred to apimtr In the
counfv court of the Htale of On ion, for Ihe
county of rook, at the court room thereof,
at I'rluevllle In the county orCnmk, on Mon
day, the Ut Uv ofKrhruary, !, nl IUo'cliM-k
lu Ihe forenoon of Unit day, then and there lo
how rnu, if any there lie, why an order
lioiild not lie granted to the admlul.tnitor
or .aid entitle aolhnrlnliig lilin to M'll rernlu
real iliile ofutlil deueaiKul a. lu hU IH-llllon
lirnycd for. lit wil: Ihe Northwiot u Hurler of
Hei'ilon Twelve In Tow n.li 1 1 Th Irtern M,iulli
of Hnnve Nineteen Kul of WlllumcUe Merld
lun In I trcgon.
WIUiciui, the lion. II. C. Kill., fudge of the
rou 11 ly court or Hie Hlnie of Oregon, for the
ci ly orcrih.k. with the M-al of utld court
iioncii, ting in uuy or Hccemlir, A. li.
Attet: Warren llrown, clerk; by May llclle
lli ed. deputy olerk. 1J-.I1
WUI Kcoptn Wood Yitrd.
I will 0wit ii woo.1 jra.nl iMrembrr 13
In romie. lion with wutxl saw.
la-IU-awp II. L, HuttllM.
Bud Orpington far Salt.
1 will sell 3 ftill-blootie.) Hurt Orplngr
lon ciM'ktrele, 2 lOiudti I.Uml Knit;
t-rii-e very reamiiblt. t 'I are nee Kii,
rritievlllo, Oregon. 12-2il'wp
Nelict ! Foul 5ll
Notice Is herel.jr ttlien, by the umler
Igneil. the ailmliiintrntor ol the estate of
T, J. Powell, (lii epKi il, tint n lin. maile
and hleil In the county cmirl his llnitl nc
eoiiiithiH of lila niliiilul.trnllon of Haiti ea
tittc, anil the llonornliie Comity Judge has
art Moinlnv, the lat tiny of February, Itknl,
at 10 u'clork In Hie fun-iiixiii, at lite founty
court room in Prineville. llregoii, a I lie
tune nitil plnie for tirnriug Ull, sm-hHiik
aaiil llnnl aci'iiiiiiliiig. At which time anil
plin o nil n r'unia IiiIitckIimI in snld estate
may ncsr and oliJn:t to audi tinnl m
eoiinling. J. O. roYYKMi,
Admiulitrntor of the et.ite of T. J.
Powell, ilecrnacil, 12-2-4
"La Vogue"
Ladies' Coats and
Tailor Suits
In the latest shades of Greens, Blues, Grays and Browns
coats in sizes for Misses also. These garments are
erfectly made of beautiful materials, and are the very
atest styles
Coat prices from $7.50 to $25.00
Suit prices from $18.50 to $25.00
NEW BEAR SKIN COATS
for Misses and Children in White! Grays, Browns and
Reds. We also have them in Plush and Melton. Swell
coats that make one feel and look comfortable
Prices range from $2.50 Upwards
JUST A WORD about our new line of Men's Tailored
Clothing made by the Brandegee Kincaid & Wood Co.
Our new line is in, and their equal in value, style fit and
finish has never before been offered in Prineville at so
modest a price. We can save you money on your new suit
Clifton & Cornett
THE BRICK STORE
Prineville, . . Oregon.