The Place to Save
Money
THE LEADER
The Place to Save
Money
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A poor shoe is an expensive in
vestment. When you have learned
its faults it is worn out.
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It is better to buv a shoe witn a
reputation behind it.
The Edwards-Stanwood is that kind of shoe. We sell them.
It costs no more than a a poor shoe and gives satisfaction to
the man who sees it as well as to the wearer.
Quality is there if the name is.
ith
I. MICHEL,
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
Royal Arch Chapter
of Masons Instituted
What will be known as Central Ore
gon Chapter o! Royal Arcli Masons was
instituted in PrineviUe last Friday even
ing by Deputy Grand High Priest E. E.
Kiddle of I.a Grande. The chapter in
now under dispensation, expecting to
receive a charter from the Grand Chap
ter at some future date. The member
ship numbers 14, and the officers named
are as follows :
High Priest D. P. Adam sod.
King VT. F. King.
Scribe C. H. Dunsmore (as Dr.
Dunsmore has removed from PrineviUe
this office will be filled by someone
later.)
Secretary Thron Thronson.
Treasurer T. M. Baldwin.
Captain of the Hoeta Dr. C. II. Ed
wards. Principal Sojourner Harold Baldwin.
Royal Arch Captain Dr. E O. Hyde.
Master of the Third Veil J. X.
Williamson.
Master of the Second Veil C. M.
Triplett of Bend.
Master of the First Veil J. D. David
son of Bend.
Sentinel James Cram.
On Saturday evening Mr. Kiddle, who
is the Grand Master Mason of Oregon,
paid an official visit to PrineviUe Lodge
Ko. 76, A. F. & A. M.
RECORD
Pacific Horse Liniment is prepared
expressly for the needs of horsemen and
ranchmen. It is a powerful aod pene
trating liniment, a remedy for emerges
cies. A soothing embrocation for the
relief of pain, and the best liniment for
sprains and soreness. Irxquaied for
coring the wounds and injuries of
BARBED WIRE and for healing cuts,
abrasions, sores and bruises Pacific
Horse Liniment is fully guaranteed.
No other is so good or helpful in so many
ways. If it fails to satisfy, we authorize
aO dealers to refund the purchase price.
fee uni umoc MTTua rim cc nt
Hovt Chcmical Co,
BOOKLET
PeimMa, Out.
FREE
Junior Day at High,
Drama in Evening
Theclasiof 1910 m ill inaugurate a
Junior Day in the Crook County High
School, Friday. April 23. The day will
te a holiday so far as lessons are con
cerned, but the pupils will be require 1
to appear at the school building as
usual.
The Junior black aod-gold flag will
fly from the flag pole, and it will have
the distinction of being the first
flag to fly over the building.
The mornini hours will be taken up
in cleaning the grounds, which w ill be
cleared and leveled. For the afternoon
the committe on sports have planned
an entertaining program. The boys
will have foot races, jumping contests
and a baseball game. The girls ill
participate in a tennis tournament.
The Junior class will serve refresh
ments to all of the pupils from 2 o'clock
until the amusements cease.
DRAMA IX THE EVENING.
In the evening the Juniors w ill pre
sent the drama, "Miss Mosher of
Colorado," in the Commercial Club
ball. The following is the ca it :
Ehprmira Jlcher. who ftrik a bonanza In
Denver real estate Prof. J. F. Biancbard
Dalla. Aldrich, whose antecedent, are
doubtful Willurd Belknap
Herbert Singerly, a all Street Broker
M"re
Walter Kendrick. rich and affliHed with
nerves Roy Lowilier
Jane, a rervant, the tool of punctuality
Klhel Moure
Leta Mother, a Colorado heiresa
merlene Young
Mr. Moaher, who takei a decisive atand in
her daughter' behalf . Louise summer
Marion Kendrirki. an up-to-date maiden,
president of the Progressive Sisterhood . . .
Agneai Elliott
The PrineviUe Concert Band has
donated its services for the evening and
will play a street concert previous to
the performance. Morgan's Orchestra
has done likewise and will play between
acts. Besides the drama, there will be
specialties on the program. Doors open
at 7 JO; curtain goes up at 8 :15. Seats
on sale at Winnek's 25c and 35c.
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Pacific Stock Remedies for sale
by Templeton & Son.
Pedigreed Stock
O Poland Chinas o
g Duroc Jerseys g
Black Langslian Chickens
I
E. C. PARK
REDMOND, ORECiOS
Forestry Expert Is
Now at Rosland
T. T. Munjr. of the Bllvicultnre
department of the hutvau of forestry,
arrived lit Drluevllle Tuesday ami
ft Wednesday for IJotdaud, where
he will commence experiment work
in planting yellow ilne on some of
the now barreu tract In that dis
trict, and also in implanting arvaa
where now nothing but Jack pine
grown, wit U yellow pine.
Mr. Mungvra otated that hi work
will only be ou a very small scale at
prenent, the object being to deter
mine the moot feasible way to take
up the work on a large scale poMtlbly
In the future. About IUwland there
are many tract of barren sand
where now there are no tree grow
ing at all, and on some of thene
tract he will lay out small plot and
plant yellow pine seed.
"1 will probably lay off three plot
of about one acre each," said he, and
try three different method. Oue will
be to scatter pine set'da broadcast,
another will be to plaut seed with a
corn planter, and on the other I will
plant some yellow pine seedling
from the government nursery stock.
These plot will te marked so that
forestry oflieer will le able to visit
them from time to time to see what
result can be obtained. The forest
ranger in that district will assist
me in the work.
"It will take probably four or five
year' time before weenn arrive at
any conclusion a to results, and I
will simply plant the seed nnd
young trees and let nature take her
course. There nre large area in the
region about Crescent lake in north
ern Klamath county which are bar
ren, and the Kosland exerlment
will Indicate what can le done there
as well, for the soil and condition
are practically the same."
Mr. Munger say the department
i making many experiment In the
way of introducing the valuable
eastern hardwood Into the forest
of Oregon and Washington, and that
In case experiment show the Idea to
lie practical the intention is to take
up this work on an extensive sale.
After completing hi work at Kos
land, Mr. Munger will continue
south to Lakeview.
Don't overlook our Saturday spe
cials. It will pay you to Investigate
Rules for Using
Cily Water
To person lo intend Using water
from (lie 1. 1.. A . Ci, mama during
the reason of I'.Mtl;
tYminem-iiiit Mav 1st wo il W
ready to titrniidi water for lawu irriga
tion irnm u to s a. m., ami from a to
j V m. l'leo do lull construe this to
mean that you are entitled to use the
I water for live hour per day whether
' vour gnmivl need the utoUturo or not.
I It does mean this, that you may use the
! water ilmiti the proseiihed ' time in
! quantities tittU-ient t keep your vets
I tation erven. Water in all cases must
; I iiKvd through a luwe. with a suitable
! sprinkler or pr attached to the end
i of iwi.l hose, We wiiivelv will not al
low water to run to MUMe, r'toodinii and
! allowing water to run through' an open
j hose, and tiring water before and after
hours will be prohibited, and the periam
: who. in our judgment, la breaking the
'rules, will at their own expense lie re
; quired to ia tall a meter on their ini
tiation service. Kxclusivo garden irri
: gation will lie furnished only thro igh a
i meter. We reserve the rijtit to say
! what kind of a meter shall lie tietf.
AIo all boso in tift l kept in good re
I pair and no leakitgo to occur between
I the faucet and the sprinkler. All leak
; ing faucets and stop-wastes must be re
(wired. We wi.U to impress on water usei
that irrigation is a privilege allowed to
regular water customers, and the time is
cliwe at hand whej only those who are
regular water customers' will lie al'owed
the privilege of lining water for irriga
tion. And we also wish to call your at
tention to the fact that there is a charge
on bathtubs and toilets in private resi
deuces of .) cents each.
Contniencirg May 1st, 1SXK, we will
charge for stock watered from our mains
at the rkto of oO cent per month for
one horse or cow, and 2a cents for e.ch
additional horse or cow. This does not
apply to livery stable paying regular
rates.
In conclusion we request those who
intend using water for irrigation to no
tify us before commencing to use il.
And we insist that all equipment usitl
for irrigation bs put in tirst-clas con
dition. Tlease attend to it at onco and
avoid aunovauce and delay. Yours
truly, 1. L, A W. O.
Horse Wanted.
Gentle saddle horse, good walker,
must not be more than seven years;
weight 1100 or better. Spot cash.
A. S. Ireland,
3-25 4t PrineviUe, Oregon.
Edison Phonographs
Combination types that
standard two-minute and
berol four-minute records.
$30
$40
play
Am-
$60
Victor Talking Machines
$30 $40 50
Sold on Installment Plan
Wall Paper
en
you
spring you
more rooms
spring stock
and patterns
10c per
clean, house
will have one
to
covers
priced
roll
paper.
all
this
or
Our
grades
rom
up
Winnek's Toilet Cream
March winds chap the face
and hands. Try a bottle of
Winnek's Toilet Cream 25c
It costs you nothing if
not satisfied.
you
are
Watches Watches
Elgin and Waltham Watches
Only the better grades handled
in all sizes. Fitted in any
style of case. Prices that will
please
you.
Diamond Rings, Brooches
We positively stand
and guarantee every
Jewelry we sell.
back
piece
of
of
THE WINNEK COMPANY
llookkeeHT
this otllce.
wanted. Inquire at
Vital Treatment
DR. A. W. GRATER,
PrinavilU, Oregon.
The system f employ i the development
of the sixth seme no drugs, no Instru
ments no questious asked. 1'alLnt. tx
andiied freeof charge. All forms of chron
ic din-an ticc!fiilly treated. Prices
very reasonable. ir. li rater can now lie
contuhed at his rooms at the IVinUexler
Hotel.
Ihe following testimonial! are from
tients 1 have treated at ltcnd. Oregon:
Heiul, Or.. Jan. 21. I'm
My little boy lia.l been .uttering fur the
last year with heart, kidney and utoinat'h
trouble until I took turn to Or. U niter and
he gave him even treatments and now he
looks well and is hearty.
Mr. Lola Katncmx.
Bend. Or., Feb. 10, W 0.
I'r. A. w . Grater 1 cannot rind words
to express my gratitude to you for the
great benefit and relief which 1 received
from your treatment. I will ladlv rec
ommend anion for treatment of ft'inaltt,
liver and kidney trouble of wliicb vou
cureo me. ery truly yours,
Mux. i.i i.ih (itiir s.
i Ilciul. Or., Feb. 3, l!9.
1.. A. liraier i want to tell vou
now grnu-iin i am lor the complete cure ol
teuiale wenknes and rlicuinatiani. I think
the treatment wonderful. tjrateftilly
yours, Man. KRaixnro.
Hend. Or., Feb. 12, lft.
Dr. A. W. iratr I will pladly reeoiu
mend anyone for treatment of kidney,
liver and constipation of w hich you cured
inc. Yours truly, K. A. I'l'rrr.
Ilend. Or.
Dr. A. W. Grater. PrineviUe. Or.-Dear
Sir I want to recoinnieud your wonderlul
trrattnent to the tiublto at aret. When
you Mtian tn atini; nie I was very low w ith
a complication of ilisi-ases. My heart was
so weaa I cotim niir.liy fel my hrrutli and
kuliieys m lml Rhai. Now I am inmroV'
ine rit.'ht alontr and feel sure 1 am cured.
Ail I neeil now ts warm weather nnd I will
lie a well inun. I have been tulkiug to
M-veral of your patients and they ay that
mic nave i--ii eurpu OI OlO CUrOUIC Uis-
eaes. I feel that mmI is w ith you In these
woniieriui cures. Oratelmly yours.
Joii.x hur.Momt.
Lively - Jordan - Lanius
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SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
All of our Ladies' Spring Suits on sale nt $17.50. This includes
everything from $25 to $35 which we have U ft in stock. Come early
nnd make your selection as the sies ore limited.
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MEN'S AND BOYS' SUITS
.. to be closed out ..
entire line will be on attic until sold.
This is a bonnftde proposition and it will pay
you to investigate. The values have never
been equalled in this county before.
Men' 115 to J0 suits, j our choice $10 00
Hoys' rtiits, 12 to 14 years, onn int 5 00
lUiys'suils, 4 to 8 years, knee pants 2 50
MEN'S EXTRA PANTS
Your choice of a good range of sics, per pair
$2.25
Saturday Specials in Grocery Department
OU Dutch Cleanser, jht can,. 10c
Floating Borax Soap, v bar 05c
Five-Minute Mush, '2 jmikoes .25c
liny your Groceries nt Stewart'.
iH'llcloiiH Uoiiie-curcil Meat nt
Stewart 'a.
New Firelest Cooker.
Take n look nt the New Fin-less
Cooker nt J. K. Stewnrt Co.'.
They save their cost In n short time
In the price of fuel. 4 X
Notice of Sale.
Notice I" hereby Riven that t will sell at
public auction one y-year-old uleer on 8ul
urdny. April 17, lM 'al the ltrrwery Kreil
Yard, In Prim-ville, Oregon, ail aninuil
liavinn come to mr place an an etrav, utid
iireviously advertised according tn law.
4-t.2 W. J. IK A IN.
Notice of Final Accounting.
Nollre 1 hen-liT alven bv lh iimtenlaneil,
the ailmliiUi rtr f tliee-.lnteofi'oinini"lore
Cnrioll, iteei-aw-il, lliai he ro inaile niel llleil
Willi Ilie eli-rk of this roiinlv roiirt, hi" nnnl
Hinaiunllni of bl aitmliilmnillim of ali
Ui to. and Hint the anlil eolirt ha x-l IlieSth
ilny of Miiv. ll'Hi.al the eminly courtroom In
rrlnevllle, On-K'in, an the time unit ilaii for
liearliiu anil aellllns ull tliuil Hiinunllna.
At which time ami iIbik all (kthoiiii Inler
csleil In wtlil etnte may i-nr anil olileet to
anhl fliial accomitlliK. J. H. IIANKIt,
A'lmliiltrnUir of lie entnle of oniuioilore
Carroll, ilreeaaed. "
rinevill
e Kaces
Town Pasture.
1 Imve a Koo.1 pnature near l'llneville
and am prepared to take care of town
cows, t all on or addre.s
lit! J. F. Tvt.H.
Wanted.
One liiindreil lomla of iiiniiim ile.
Ilvereil at the court hoiimi yitrtl; will
pay L'5 cent a loml.
4 ft J, II. Shut.
A complete line of the heat fishing
tackle Just nrrlvetl nt 1'etett'.
Send $1.50 for the Journal On Year.
Brewery Feed Yard.
I have Innitfht the Hrewer.v Fnl
Vanl tin the north elite of the Oehuro
ami tim prepared to tnkeenre of thu
traveling pulillc. ThecheaiHut place
to feeil In town. Hilled hav anil
Kruin for sale. Have also a iiounl
Injt ami liMlKlnt; house In the Met al
Hater luilhliiiK, next tloor to the
Journal (Mtleo. Call anil me.
Your patrounjnf ollclteil. IteaiH-ct-fully.
J. F. TAYLOR.
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Don't fall to call ntul liiapert
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SPECIAL BARGAINS
IN FINE MILLINERY
Ail vn lifestyle In spring ami Hiiiiiiner millinery, lteatitlful pat
tern hat, nullity Mtroct hat, for laille, misses nnd children will
he on display at
MRS. ESTES MILLINERY PARLORS
MAY 26 TO 29 INCLUSIVE
Speed Programxe
FIItHT DAY MAY 2G.
First race i mile and reteat . ?arte 100 00
Second race J mile dash ." 150.00
8KC0XD DAY MAY 27.
Third race 8 mile and repeat " 12500
Fourth race I mile dash " 150.00
T1II11D DAY MAY 28.
Fifth race i mile dash " 15000
Sixth race mile dach " 175.00
KOUKTII DAY MAY 2'J.
Seventh race mile daeh " 150.CO
Eighth race U mile danh. . v " 200.00
$100 FOR BASEBALL
CROOK COUNTY TEAMS.
W. R. POLLARD, President
M. R: BIGGS, Secretary
LAMB FEED
REDMOND, OREGON
Dca'ers in
Feeds of all Kinds, Baled Hay,
Timothy, Alfalfa, Clover, Grass
Garden Seeds of all Kinds.
Toll Chopping Done. Satisfaction
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Seed Grain,
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Guaranteed j
Men's Spring Suits
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We are offering some of the
most attractive bargains in men's
spring and summer suits ever
shown in this city. All the late
College Cuts, new cloth patterns
and up-to-date shades are repre
sented. Prices range from $10
to $25. It pays to make good
and we can on our men's suits
Ladies' Tailored Suits
Our line of spring suits for
ladies is now on display. Prices
range from $17.50 to $25.00.
Clifton & Comett
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