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THK PI.ACF. TO C, 0 l TUN lt,ACK 1X1
SAVE MONEY HAVR MdXKY
I. MICHEL, Proprietor
SALE ON MEN'S HATS
NICE, NEW, NOBBY
' HATS
We are overstocked and must make room for fall goods
. Men's Regular $3.50 HaU $2.75
Men's Regular $3.00 Hats $2.00
Men's Reu?ar $2.50 Hats $1.50
10 A ,;. A Few OdJj and Ends Men's Hats at Less Than Cost
ALL STRAW AND CRASH HATS WILL GO AT VERY LOW PRICES
X- - MICHEL
Jury List for
October Term
Following J the pnncl of jurors
drawn (or the October term of circuit
court for Crook county, which con
venes Mondn.r, October 17:
Fred WeiitL Siste rs -Oscar
Cox, iatnonta
J O Bolter.fr K rs
W H Csdle, Will Cr
K B HuUig, Bend
T A Taylor, Madras
A Morrow, n iiiow Or
T Sharp, ilooTgoinery
' A Templeton. Sisiers -C
L talon, Bend.
i D Mustard, Pow'l Bt
r I. Roberu, Msnry
O M Cyras. Culver
R MeCanley. Jtedm'd
T I Letch, LawouLa
II I Priday. Cr Kev
K iiHm, Haystack
Frank Humor, "
KCIraait'le, Redm'd
K ProsierhoH, Hend
i E Kdwards. Lajdl'sr
W I Dixon, omp cr
C Davis. Keasom Cr
Akxlhotrsoo, Pvilie
W Kidder, Madras
CJ Johnson, Fville
Frark Murk, I.iUw
W ' Barber, Culver
E T Slayion, Pvilie
James Bretrn, Bead
Stage Company
JiU Incorporate
The property and business of the
Cornett Stage & Stable Company has
liecn purchased by J. II. and (ieorge
Keam, who, together itu a third
IMirty will Incorporate nnder the old
name with a capital of ItWCO. The
transfer Includes all the stage stock
"of the lines, automobiles, etc., used
In connection with the business, Mr.
Cornett retaining a!l the real estate
that he owns. The new manage
ment has already taken control, but
- the articles of Incorporation have
not been filed nor the formal trans
fer made. It la not known who will
be associated with Keams brothers
In the Incorporation, and they do
not know themselves as yet who the
third Incorporator will be. This
company operates several huudred
miles of stage lines in Central Orecoa
the Priueviile-Shaniko, 1'rineviile-
SiJver Lake, and Prineville-liurns
rontes, all being under their control.
' Popular Illustrated Lecture.
A popular lecture wiil ie delivered
by the Rev. John Lewtas on next
Wednesday evening in the M. E.
church. The subject will be, "What
I saw In Greece, Turkey, Syria, the
Holy Land and Egypt." The lecture
. will be Illustrated by two hundred
magnificent colored elides, illumin
ated by the most powerful Rtereop
ticon manufactured. The lecture is
.pf the highest class and is worthy of
the attendance of all intellectual peo
ple, and especially tho who love
travel. Mr. Lewtas , ha given this
. lecture in all the leading cities of the
West and before a great number of
high schools and colleges. The pic
tures shown will be 12 feet square
and as clear as crystal. The price of
admission will be 50 cents for adults
and 25 for all students of the high
school and public schools. The lec
ture will commence at 8 p. in.
A New Line of Dependable Merchandise at Winnek's
We are offering a large line of
M
at
Men's Overshirts
Regular 75 io 90c value ....
.; $1.15 to $1.25.
- " 1.25 to 1.50
" . 1.65 lo -2.00
OtKer qualities up to ,
Men's Underwear.
Regular 75 to 90c value .
: " '90c to $1.15...
.
' - 1.25 to 1.50.
Other values to ......
Our Drug Department is more complete than ever. Prices are as low as consistent with
pure goods. We endeavor to merit your continued patronage.
Step in and listen lo the new Edison Phonographs and the latest improved Amberol
Records, the longest playing records made, the purest tones.
WINNEK
Local Mention.
T. II. I.a'ohettanl wife and 8",n Frank
returned the first of the week from Pji t- j
land ana Seattle, laey re;ort a one dis
play of stock at the fair.
Jas. T. Dixon of Cold Ptu-ln Ranch.
passed through town the first of the
week on his way to Central Puint, for a
visit with his wile, who is ill.
R. M. Morris is in town t!iU twi
from bis home at Trail Crtwain. H
states that the railroad crew are peeing
swayoattie big till south of Oovkt-d
river, here the road is to cross the
Mr. ami Vim. P. T. A ItiTii-b-im wh.i
took lands on the Matolr alwut ttto
mouths ago, were in i'rinrville the tirst of
me weea, sremjr tue sights or the Crook
county capital mr tne tir-t l.me. Itiey
formerly refilled near liarrifburjt.
A. C. Sanford of Madras, and H. D.
Still, representing the Srrarup Tlo
company with headquarters in Port
land, are in town on business today.
Mr. Par foid enlarjrins; ha merchandise
establishment at Madraa.
Clifton N. McArthur, piivate secre
tary to Govtrnor Benson, was in Prine
ville the firet of the week on a vacation
trip through Central Oregon ag far south
as Klamath Fails. Mr.' McArthur was
speaker of the house in the laet Oregon
legislature and is s rieicg politician.
Manager Erositia cf the moving pic
ture show will run special films all next
week for the entertainment of the
crowds who will attend the fair. In ad.
dition to having special programs each
night Miss Mabel Wilson, a finger from
Seattle, will sirg and dance at each per
formance. Estes Short, who has been con
structing a telephone line for the
forest service since the 5th of list
July, returned home to Prineville
yesterday, he and the men with him
having completed the line from
Sugar creek to Hanger creek station,
a distance of three and a half miles.
Telephone messages can now be sent
from Prineville through to the sta
tion as soon as a few repairs are
made on one of the old sections.
The Sbumia Club was entertained at
i's regular meeting last Saturday bv
Mrs. H. P. Belknap. According to
m neouie .urs. ttinneK was to have been
hostess, but she is away in old Mexico
iand Mrs. Belknap acted 'in her stead,
j A business meeting was held during
I which a committej was appointed to
arrange a program for the meetings (hit
j ing the coming yeir. Mrs. J. H. Wiglc,
Miss Biink and Mm. Belknap were ap
pointed to this task.
Sunday services at the Presby
terian church: Preaching at 11 a.
m. and 7:00 p. m. Morning theme,
the " Glorious Church." ' Evenlmr
subject, "What One Sheepman said
to Another." Asa prelude to the
evening sermon the pastor will
speak for a few minutes on his im
pressions of President laft and
William Jennings Bryan, whom he
had the pleasure of st-eing recently In
Portland. Sunday School at 10 a.
m. Christian Endeavor at C:30 p. m.
Subjict, "Doubting Castlvs." Come
thou with us and we will do thee
good. Clartmoiit C. Caiibidg",
pastor.
FURNISHINGS
prices that will appeal to you.
45c
85c
$1.00
1.45
3.75
45c
....65c
85c
$6 per garment
NOT OLD STOCK
Contract Is Let
for Bridge Timbers
Another clincher In support of the
announcement that the Hill road
into the Dewhutes Talley Is to lie
rushed to completion comes this
week In the form of the letting of a
cou tract for saw lug and delivery of
three million feet of bridge timbers
along the company's right of way In
this couuty.
This week M. Topllff & Company
purchased a timber claim on upper
Willow creek and at once entered
Into a contract with Lou Hamilton
for lugging the timber and delivering
It at the millslte on the claim, 10,000
feet per day for the first few weeks
and 23.000 feet dally thereafter until
3,000,000 feet have been delivered.
The machinery for the sawmill, o
big steam outfit, Is now on the way
In from Shanlko, and co time will be
lust by the new company In putting
It In operation. The timbers an to
be Iroin 14 to 20 feet In length. The
contract provides for their delivery
nt any point along the On'gon
Trunk line right of way.
Card of Thanks.
We desire to express our appre
ciation to the many friends that so
kindly nnd sympathetically stood by
uh (Hiring t lie sickness and death of
our beloved husband and father.
Mus. M. finds tiani
and Family.
Dandruff and
lMUlllvJ 1 LHilV &-ff
ere but out wKrif im r Um ;t
done in secret by myriads of dan
druff rerms sannin? th lit hlnt
J of the hair. Micro kids the para-
i sue, soomes me itching scalp,
I gives lustre to the hair and stops
I it falIin-7 out. A eJnirf annlirin
gives relief aod proves its worth.
i Save vour hnir hplnr
! j vvw vsviv W KSt
Micro prevents baMnes. It is a
Al:Ln..t j . . ...
ui-iigniiui oressing jot tne hair,
free (rotn erease and stkkv nils.
3 Ask your druggist lor free booklet
HOYT CHEMICAL CO.
eOBTLAMO. OSUON
For sale by Templeton & Son
i 111 j gjr SAl I
I
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Celebrated Topsy Half Hose
Regular 20c value .. 2 lor 25c
" 25 to 30c value 20c
35 value ...25c
Other grades up to 50c; heavy wool 25c and up
Mens Shoes
The Wizard Shoe lor men, guaranteed $4.00
Other good Shoes . ....$3 and up
Dr. Reed's Cushion Sole, the easiest shoe
made ..:.....$5.0O
COMPANY
Civil Calendar for
Circuit Court
1. Thomson & llodgca vs. H. K.
Jones et x. On account for tKX).L,7
and Interest lorSyear. W. A. Hell,
tty for plf.
2. Northup & Sturtts Co vs. Itiu-h
O'Kane. On iiivonnt for fst5.S and
lutent. M. It. F.lllott tty tor plisj
W. A. Hell for deft.
S. rievkenntoln, Mayor & Co m
Emery Seals ami L.A.Moore. On
note and mvonut, f :t05.D0 and Inter
est. Geo W. Joseph, atty lor plf.
4. A. L. Goouwllllo vs. Hugh
O'Kane, suit to collect note fort 121 U".
M. K. Elliott ally f.r plf j W. A. I VI I
tor deft.
5. C, J. Stulillug vs. ChnmUr &
Danlv.v. On account for $lt!,5t
Menefee, & Wilson, atty lor pits.
0. l'liketistelu Mayer & Co, vs.
Hugh O Kutie. On attount for f;l'.l.
65. Goo W. Joseph atty for pits.
7. Johu Moore vs. Moses Nls
wongvr and Marin Mswoiiger, suit
to collect note for $N3t and tS) at
torney' fees. W. .. IVU, atty for
plf: tJeo W. Barnes for defts.
S. Wnlthcr William Hardware
Co vs. McTnggart & Uye, on note for
f!21.13 and attonieys' fees. W
A. 1V11 and Menefee & Wilson, at
torneys for lf.
9. J. II. Palmer vs. Jacob N. (jul
Urg. Judgment asked tor damage
In sunt offfi,075 for causing unwar
ranted arrest of plf nnd wife. W. I
Myers and Geo W. Panics nttys for
plfs; W. A. Bell for defut.
10. Pilot Butte Development Co
vs. l. 1.& P. Co. Injunction, irsktng
that defendant be restrained from
lessening Itow uf iVscUutes at Betid,
etc. WUIIiinis, WtKMl & Llnthlcniii,
attys for plf; John II. Hall and Jesse
Stearns for delts.
II. Florence W. Drake vs. Des
chutes Irrigation & Power Co, t S.
Stanley, E. A. Paid win and Jesse
Stearns, asking for Injunction n'
tralulug delta from lessening flow of
Deschutes at IVuham Falls, etc
Williams, Wood and I.luthtcmn,
attys tor pits: John II. Hull and
Jesse Steams for defts.
12. A. M. Drake vs. the D. I. & P.
Co, Injunction, asking that defend
ants lie restrained from Impounding
waters of Deschutes at Crane Prairie
or from diverting water above Bend,
or In any place other than that
specified In original plans for irrigat
ing. Williams, Wood and Llnthl-
ctim, nttys for plfs; Johu H. Hall
and Jesse Stcarus, for defts.
IX C. A. Stevenson vs. Nettie
Stevenson, suit to recover loau of
2000. W. A. Bell, plfs atty.
It. I). I. & P. Co vs. W. n. Cooper
and State Land Board. Suit in
equity, to cancel contract for land.
Jesse Stearns ami John II. Hall,
attys for plfs; A. M. Crawford, Aty
Gen, for defts.
13. D. I. & P. Co vs. W. P. Sloan
auu .-state iuuu Hoard; same as
above.
10. D. I. & P. Co vs. W. II. Kelly
ana htate Ivuul liuurd; same as
above.
17. D. I. & P. Co vs. Anna M.
Ingell and State Land Board; sain?
as above.
IS. D. I. & P. Co vs. Wm H. Cu tu
rnings and State Land Board; same
as above.
19. A. M. Drake vs. Jesse Stearns,
et al, Injunction. Williams, Woods
Sc. Llnthlcum attyafor plfs; John II.
Hall and Jesse Stearns, attys for
deft.
20. Fred W. Wilson vs. Alliert A
Collom and Mary .1. Collom, fore
closure ot mortgage for I INK) and
f200 atty's fees and costs. Menefee
& Uson, attys for plf,
21. F. A. Powell and It. M. Powell
vs Lettle A. Miller; foreclosure of
mortgage with Interest and other
costs amounting to 1!)77. Geo W.
Barnes for plfs and M, E. Brink for
Uerts.
22. D. I. & P. Co vs. Win B. Wil
son and State Laud Board; suit in
equity to cancel contract for land.
Jesse Stearns and John II. Hall,
attys for plis; Kollock & Zollinger for
defts.
23. A. II. Llppnmn vs. II. C. Ellis.
county Judge, and other county of
ficers, injunction, asking that of
ficers be enjoined from purchasing
furniture for new courthouse.
24. Johu It. Tryrcar vs. A. P.
Donohue and Frank E. Dayton;
asks Judgment for $250, damage al
leged to have been caused through
detts handling lands offered for sale.
W. P. Myers atty for plf. ,
25. C. L. Eaton vs. Elmer Nis
wonger and 0. I). Drown, nsking
Judgment for alleged to be due
for moving well drilling apparatus.
C. 8. Benson and Jesse Stearns, attys
for plf; W. P. Myers for defts.
20. John Steldl vs. J. E. Sawhlll;
suit to collect promissory note for
t-T.J.33. V. H. Benson, atty for plf.
27. Meier & Frank Co vs. Hugh
O'Katie and wife; suit to collect note
for 14."M).:tS, and flSO .00 attys' lees.
Joseph & Haney, attys for plf,
28. Arthur Hliibtovrer vs. Honland Lumber
Co;ult to collect 1300 alleged to be due lor
wage. W. P. Myew, atty tor plf; C. 8. Ucnion
tor deft. '
'). Martha Stevens v. Frank H. Marion; to
recover 75 alleged to have been paid nnder
mUrepreaeiitatlou on location of timber claim.
C. S. Benson, atty for plf; B. p. Nichols for
deft.
30. Johanna Smith vs. Chas Smith; divorce
ongroundsof drunkenness, idleness und vio
lent treatment. M. E. llrink, atty for pit,
81. Central Or tie v Co v, A. M. Drake; to
collect $527 .50 alleged to be due on contracts
transferred; Jesse Stearns and John H. Hull
attys for plf; William, Wood A Llnlhleiim for
deft.
82. Central Or I)ev Co vs. Pilot Butte Uev
Co; judgment for tVil.M; Jesse Stearns and
John If. Hall atty for plys; Williams, Woods &
Llnthlcum, for defts.
83. Jos P. Montgomery vs. I. H. Putnam; to
collect 70 baldue on note; Oco W. Barnes,
atty for plf.
3-1. LIllloM. Weber, ex of will of E. A. E.
Weber, deceased, vs. K. T. Kedmond; to col
lect note for fc!U00.52; C. J. Bright, atty for plf.
86. It. C. Kinder vs. It. 8. Price and John B.
Shlpp; to collect bal due on note and t-5 atty's
fees, 109 In all; (Jeo. W. Ilarnen for plf.
88. W. T. Brooks vs. Katie Brooks; divorce,
on grounds of wife leaving husband; lieorge
W. Barnes for plf; M, E. Brluk for deft.
37. I.aldlaw Banking & Trust Co vs. John ,.
1 PICTURES
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FRAMES
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CAPITAL
JUTiiVErlSAL
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CLASSIFIED LOCALS
Tct-th extracted ami llllrd nbfc'hitely itli.
out pain by lr. tirav V tirav "tiuw at '
tl Hotel Prineville'. All 'kinds i.f i
ilciital work dour painlessly.
ltuek? for SV-IHdtiine Unrks fr aile, nt I
th Hamilton strain; will I, nt rrintw
ville on tktober 15, I'.V.i. Ilaiiilll.-n A
l'amp'o;l. I4-Jr
police I have a limited mi niter of purp-
bl.nxi Itt-i KtK'k Crk'rill! wliieli I will
sell anr nliilmniK at thi fur ur.it
wiyk. i-iu i.ou to vs. Jitnir i rain jr
NotU-e All pet-nous kuowinir tliruut'lvr
to Im iinli'btiHt lo Strniiil ltn. prior lo
IVtotwr t, are re ik"te.l u, in-ulo at once.
Aiidremtll rrmittancea to C. M. Stroud,
Prineville, Or. ll-tf
Lot-Ahoul two wwks ito, gent's opfii-fiu-e
i"o-year gold nllrd ca-o watch, Wn!
tliiun movf nient. Hnitnblo reward f ir
return to W. Frank IVlett. ott-lf
Kor Itent Furiiirlil or unfurni-Urd llvip
ro'im tiouse in I'rincviile. Applv at thlj
otbee. ott-lf
For Bale Two fine hro! mtn-, weight
83:J lb, with foal by bin Poliriun drult
stallion at Uedniond; price ; !. 1 will
ahow thee mures al PrincUlic iluilni!
the last two days of ilie Imr, Matt
Kutesch, lictlmoml, Or. oll-lt
and. Tvr-wrlting. Itook-kwulnr;
J.8. t'iiit, Prineville. Or. Prep-wcd l
do all kind of c'erical work. Lta'ateJ
inoitliof M. R. Itigft-i. oil
I'l'REFcutch Fife sceil wheat for nle hy
Jet.se W llidum, Culver. s.lu-ltp
Smoke nothinu but clgam runde hy Priiif
ville ( imir Kactory. Just received some
new- Ha vii n Tobacco fur the Htorkiimnii
Uest Vicar a for 29 cts. Try onu.
Mr. nnd Mra. J. A. PnllgiithT, the noted vtrwr
arMox. ate In town fur a few dav. If ymi
waul a fi nt-i-lnu picture at right prliva
give them a call. U-l
Drs. Orav the Painless Dentists, nt the
Hotel Prineville, are husy from morning
until niglit. Notice their add In UiW li
me. IIIDSW AXTKD-Ily order of the comity
court of Cnwk county, I am authorized to
adverti-e fur seventy cords of 4-foot Juni
per w-ijoil to 1 delivered prior to Herein
fer 15, nnd to le corded lur nieasure
nient as follows; VU conU on the t'rook
County High richoid lot and SM cords on
the Crook f'ounty('ourtliou-e lot. All
bids to be left with the county clerk by
November 1, ItsiU. The. court reserves
the right to reject any and all bids.
Warkkx IIhoh.v, County Clerk,
Spcxi; to collect 16.II on notes, part of the
amounts alleged to have been obtained
through misrepresentation; W, P. Myers, pll's
attv.
St. Ada Hely vs. Clyde c. Healy ; dlvorca
on grounds of cruel and Inhuman treatment;
plf asks for custody of minor child ami flu pir
month for support of same; M. E, Brink, any
lor plf.
S'J. 0. M. Elkliis vs, Omcr M, Cyrus;
Injunction asking restraint of dft from Inter
fering with flow of subterranean stream,
40. Ootltleb H eller vs. Emella Weller; di
vorce, on grounds of unfounded Jealousy,
nagging and unbearable treatment; M. E.
Brink, atty for plf,
41. T. K. Buchanan vs. Anna Buchanan;
divorce on grounds of desertion; M. R. Biggs,
atty for plf; tieorge W. Barnes for deft.
41. Deschutes Kullroad Co vs. Margaret E.
MeCIure; condemnation for right of way; VV.
W, Cotton, atty for plf.
4:t. Deschutes Ilallroad (to vs. Anton Blrken
field; samo as above.
41. Deschutes Railroad Co va. W. A. Ellis ct
ux; same aa above.
45, Deschutes Irrigation and power Co vs.
A.M. Drake and A. L. (Joodwilllc; judgment
for damages In sumofliono alleged to have
resulted from au Injunction brought by defts
against the company In 1W", Jesse Btcarn
and John Jt. Hall, attys for plf.
48. Anna Sharp vs. J. M, Sharp; divorce on
grounds of desertion and non-support, M. K.
Biggs atty for plf.
47. Kred W. Wilson, dist atty, vs. C. M. Mc
pherson and Joe Smith; to collect bonds of
flOUO forfeited by non-appearance of John Mc
pherson, under Indictment. Fred W. Wilson
atty for plf.
48. Deschutes Ilallroad Co vs. A. Zellotux;
condemnation for right of way. W. W. Cotton
and A. C. Splcer, attys for plf; M. K. Elliott lor
delt.
49. Mrs. 1. N. Moore vs. Edward Bchrader,
foreclosure of mortgage for 100. M. It, Biggs,
atty for plf.
60, Bertha II. Graut vs. A. H. Grant, di
vorce and custody of minor child on grounds
that husband Is a convicted felon. C, 8. Ben
son, atty for plf.
61. Mary E. Jackson vs. Chris VV, Jackson;
divorce on grounds of desertion, W, A. Bell,
atty for plf.
62. Orange F. Hodges v. Bessie Hodges; di
vorce on grounds that wife refuses to live with
him. W. A. Bell, atty for plf.
58. Mary McMeekin vs. James II. Hawkins
et al; asks judgment for f0 alleged lo be due
on note. M. It. Elliott atty for plf.
64, Don p. Ilea vs. B, C, Dove; auks Judg
ment for 1575 alleged to be duo from sale of
deft's ranch, which had been placed in hands
of plf for mile, Jesse Stearns and John II, Hall
attys for ply.
65. E. Durgan & Co vs, W. K. King; judg
ment on note lor f 109.72. L. M. Curl atty for
plf;M. It. Elliott fur dett,
66, C, C. McNeely vs. Crook county; asks
judgment for 12712 51 alleged to bo due from
work on foundation for new courthouse. M.
E. Brink, atty for plf; Fred W. Wilson atty tor
deft. j
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Furniture
Carpets
Ranges
Hardware
AND
Building
Material
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All the latent Ht, I s. Mi stock
laaiitlliil hats la ii.ir ciil.irvil
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I tie Lily Meal Market
lIOivKiA.N STU.I., Props.
Jleadiuiarlorj for
Home - Cured Lard and
Bacon
Try eotna of Crook cour.ty'a clu-iccst -pmlucts.
Its the l-cyt thrtt money can
buy. You will not only savo money but '
you will help bail l up ft homo intliu-lry. '
We always carry tho test iti
Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal
Special rates when sold in laro quantities
Wc haiulle all kinds of country produce).
H0RIGAN
rsSTSO r-C'l ffO 'Oil frj1
tw-j tfe'j CJi fcw'J
Beautifully Hand-Decorated $10
Dinner Scla given to ottr cue- ;
tomera Abaolutcly FREE
Keep Your Eye on the Clock
That stands in a conspicuous part
of our store and will be allowed
lo run clown and stop at stated
intervals.
Our Liberal Offer:
With each cuhIi imiTlmHe of ft certain amount you nitiku ot cur
ttoro we will r'ivo you a card on which tho timo of tho tiny in Htuinjmd.
Iiring enrds to our etoro on tlio iluto and timo npooilled thotcon, uipl ft
compluto diritiur tut will ho (,'lven to tlm in-raon present holding tho
card on which h ptatnpml tho ncarent coi roct timo the cluck stopH at.
It in uocesHary for all tickot hoUlurs to bo in our Btoro at Iho tiuto
when tho faco of tho clock in uncovered. ' ' .
We want you to ecttiro 0110 of tlicso haiictoiiio dinner sets ho uh to
advortiHoour btiBinoHi and to hIiow in o mihHl.ttitiul way that wo oppre
ciuto your trado. Woaro not making any money on them-wo don't
expect to we mako (his offer hlmply to plemo our old cuntomcrs and
to inuko now cusloiiiurs, TIiIb ih a rplendid opportunity for you to
iccuro ft huiidfome Bet o( dish ahfiolutcly free. ;
If your ticket does not uoctiro a hi t for you the first timo the dock
in uncovered, Have your ticket ns you may win on it the next ' or tho
second, third, fourth, fifth or t ixth timo. Your ticket in good litlo we
arc giving Pinner tretu Free on thin plan. Ycura truly,
Clifton
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Prineville, - . Oregon
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