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After our Gigantic Sale There Remained Numerous Odds and Ends
Which must be CLOSED OUT BEFORE . COLD WEATHER
NEW SHOE ARRIVALS
Misses, Women' and Children.
It is only necessary to mention shoes to
anyone who ever bought shoes here to at
tract their immediate attention. , Why?
Because they know the values we invariably
offer.
Ladies plain Kid Sorosis Shoes, - $3.50
Ladies Patent Kid Shoes - - - 4.00
Misses Heavy Work Shoes - - 3.50
B. & H. Boots ------- 5.50
We have accepted the agency for the Empire line of Cream
Separators. This is the machine that was shown at the Crook
County Fair and is the one separator that has given perfect
satisfaction all over the world. We expect to have two of these
machines. No. lb and 2b, set up on our floor Monday, Nov. 8,
and will be pleased to have you call and see them. If you have
an old separator of any make we will be glad to make you a
trade for a New Empire.
The busiest spot In Crook county during the two
weeks of our Gigantic Sale was right in our store,
and we hope to keep it busy. Watch for our
Thanksgiving Announcement We are leaders.
Our prices are always right
LOOK AHEAD.
We sell all a man wears. Our
Clothing is Guaranteed and we
Make Good. Our New Line of
For Fall and Winter have been
selected with the view of satis
fying those who demand the
best styles, best materials, best
workmanship, and best fit at
moderate prices. Will be
pleased to have you come in and
try on a few suits.
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Cowritibt
ively-Jordan-Lanius Company, Prineville, Oregon
Irrigation Projects
Near Prmeville
Word from Washington brings en
couragnient that something may le
done with either the Ochoco or
Crooked river Irrigation projects.
Oregon Is one of the largest con
tributors to this Irrigation fund and
has received the least from It. Secre
tary Balllnger feels that the state
has something coming and will make
restitution as quickly as funds lie
come available.
There are two projects near Prine
rille that should receive the attention
fcf the government. Preliminary
surveys have been made aud the
feasibility of both sites lavorably re
ported upon. The Crooked river
project would cover 100,000 acres.
Should It be undertaken by the
government water would be stored
In the two forks of the river by a
dam built just below the junction of
south fork and north fork. Such a
dam would Impound 360,000 acre-feet
of water, enough to reclaim the
acreage stated. The water would
be divided Into distributing canals at
a point about three Miles above
Prinevllle.
Considerable pressure Is being
brought to bear on the department
to secure the construction of the
Ochoco project, which Is capable of
Irrigating about 18,000 acres near
Prinevllle. This project would take
water from a storage reservoir
which can be built to impound the
flood waters of Ochoco Creek some
six miles above Prineville. Such a
reservoir as has been In contem
plation would hold 34,000 acre-feet of
water. The trouble "with this, as
with some other Central Oregon
projects, is that practically all the
laud Is now ln private ownership,
and about 40 per cent of the entire
area is held by the Willamette Valley
& Cascade Mountain Eoad Company.
Before the project could le built it
would be necessary for the road
company to agree to sell its land ln
small tracts, In order to comply
with . the terms of the reclamation
act. This project, which Is com
paratively cheap as to cost, pos
sesses one distinct advantage; it Is
located very near to Prinevllle, which
would furnish market for many of
the products of the Irrigated farms.
Found: In tlic Presbyterian church,
Sunday, a Kold rinjr. Owner can have
fame by proving property. Arjply to the
Pastor,
Engineers Blast
1000-Foot Span.
A special from Madras to the Journal
dated Nov. 5. says : "AHarriman con
struction crew commenced blasting to
find bedrock upon which to build the
abutments for the large bridge which
spang Willow creek canyon just west of
this place. The brulpe with the ap
proaches will be over 1000 feet long.
The Harriman road has established a
construction camp about two miles
northeast of Madras, w here a deep cat
is to be made through the divide be
tween Willow creek basin and the Mod
Springs neighborhood.
The Harriman line has a few miles of
roadbed completed south of Madras,
and there is also a mile or two of grad
ing completed south of Madras, and
there is also a mile or two of grading
completed in Porter Springs canyon, 11
miles north of here. Most of the com
pleted work was in dirt, and was moved
by team! and scrapers.
Porter Spring canyon is surrounded
by considerable farming country, and to
the east is a large territory devoted to
stock raising. This place will probably
be a shipping point of some prominence
with the completion of the road.
This canyon U about the only place
where water can be obtained by digging
on the Harriman line, after it leaves the
Deschutes river, the line being about
300 feet above and west of the townsite
of Madras. Water is not reached again
until the irrigated country is reached
south of Crooked river."
Application to Enlarge
New Ochoco Canal
W. F. King, J. O. Powell and others
owning lands in the McKay fiat district,
have made application to the state for
permission" to enlarge the canal that is
now being constructed by E. T. Slayton,
T. II. Lafollette and J. S. Vatkins to
irrigate 1000 acres owned by the last
mentioned parties, and if permission is
granted, the canal will be extended a
distance of several miles and enlarged
to a capacity several times that of the
canal now under construction.
While the waters of the Ochoco from
whence the supply will be obtained for
thiB new district have already been ap
propriated for use by the older set
tlers in the Ochoco vallev nroner. it is
the purpose of the new people to utilize
the waters that go to wast every year
between April 1 and May 15.
The character of the lands to be irri
gated is such that it will absorb enough
water in few days to insure good crops
of grain or alfalfa. The land is a deep
rich sandy loam and will permit of irri
gation at least sis weeks sooner than
lands in the valley proper. ,
Nearly 1000 acres will be placed under
irrigation by the latest enterprise, and
the total will amount to siinething
more than 2000 acres, all of which was
considered worthless by many a few
years ago. Under the plan of irrigation
devised for it, the support of twenty or
more families will be possible.
Special Meeting Hose No. 2.
A social meeting ol Hose Company No.
2, V. V. V., it called for Monday evening,
S"oeui'ier 22, at the hall at 8 o'clock.
Every member is urgently requested to at
tend an business of importance will be con
sidered. n4-3t I'ETE BARNES, President.
Lost Watch and chain between
.las. Faught's and Prinevllle. Gold
hunting case, bird on one side.
Double lapped gold link chain, silver
half moon slide, with stars on. No
bar on chain. Reward for return to
this office. 3t028
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RECORD
Pacific Horse Liniment is prepared
expressly for the needs of horietnen tod
'.ranchmen. It is a powerful and peae
s trating liniment, a remedy for emerge.
Ides. A soothing embrocation for the
relief of pain, and the best liniment lor
I sprains and soreness. Untqualed for
fairing the wounds and injuries of
j BARBED WIRE and for healing cuts.
abrasions, gores and bruises. Pacific
Horse Liniment Is fully guaranteed. '
t No other is so good or helpful in so many
Sways. II it fails to satisfy, we authorize
gall dealers to refund the purchase price.
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B , hoyt Chemical Co.,
1st Presbyterian Church
SABBATH SERVICES.
Sunday School, 10 a. in.
Christian Endeavor, (1:30 p. ni.
Preaching at It a. m. and 7:30 p. ni.
Mid-week prayer meeting Wednesday
evening at 7:30.
Come and enjoy good music and Gospel
preaching. Our polity: In essentials
Charity. In i)on-cf'iitlul I.ilwrty.
N. B. For special notices see locals of
this paper.
CLAREMOXT C. HABMIXiE,
ni Minister.
A Surprised Deputy.
A number of years ago the United
States mui'Mhal of western Pennsyl
vania sent a warrant to one of bin
deputies, who was stationed lu a back
county, for the arrest of a counterfeit
er. The deputy knew the man and
treated him considerately. When they
reached Plttxburg the necessary paper
were not nt hand to commit the prison
er to Jail. The deputy would not take
Jilm to a hotel, because he would have
to pay the bill out of his ow n pocket
Bo he took hlrn to the marshal's office
to pass the night there. The deputy
was sleepy and the counterfeiter suld
he was. Bo the deputy handcuffed his
prisoner to himself and lay down on
the floor beside the steam register. As
Boon as the deputy was asleep tho
counterfeiter took his keys from bis
pocket, unlocked tho manacle and fas
tened the loose end to the register.
'Shea he took the deputy's watch and
fhat money he had and departed.
"Where la your prisoner?" asked the
marshal the next morning, awakening
the deputy.
"Doesn't that beat all?" be replied
as he tugged at his handcuff and
bruised his wrist "Darned If I don't
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Prineville Art Gallery.
We make all kinds of Photos and Hf ainp
Pictures. Prices reasonable; iHtiHlaetiuu
guaranteed. o28-lm L. U. NOIil.E, Prop,
CLASSIFIED LOCALS.
Home fur Hnle Kour-room lioune, two lots
fur sale; north side. Inquire at litis ufllce.3
bout Alxjut two wei-kit sko, (rent's upon-face-
lio-year gnM lilted can- wateb, Val
tliain movement. Huitulilu rcwunl for
return to W. Frank Ivteit. oM-tf
For Rent- Furnished or unfurnished live
room bouse in Prineville. Apply at tills
oilier. o'M-tf
Hliortlutnd, Typewriting, llook-keeplng
J. H. Fox, Prineville, Or. Prepared to
do oil kinds of clerical work. Located
in otlkc of M. It. UiKR. oil
For Sale : Heven room houie ami four
lota, good out-InilliIin$rs. Can I had on
reasonable tcrtn. Apply to Mrs. HukIi
Lister, Prineville, Oregon. s'i'itf
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OFFIOER8:
W. A. Booth, President
O. P. Btiwaht, Vic President
O. M. Elkins, Oaahler
DIRE0TOR8:
W. A. Booth, O. M. Elkins,
O. F. Btiwart
Transacts a General
Banking Busineaa
Exchange Bought
and , Sold
Collections will re
ceive prompt attention
For sale by Templeton & Son
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THE HAMILTON STABLES
(Horseshoeing in Connection)
J. H. WIGLE, Proprietor
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
Stock boarded by the day, week or month at
Reasonable rates. Remember us when in
Prineville. Rates Reasonable. We have
Fine Livery Rigs For Rent
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Quality
Is what the careful buyer in
vestigates when purchasing jew
elry or watches. We stand be
hind the quality of everything
we sell- we guarantee it to be of
the quality we represent it to be
WATCH REPAIRING
W. FRANK PETETT
Jeweler & Optician
Prlnevilla, Oregon
Statement of Resource And Liabilities of
The First National Bank
Of Prineville, Oregon
At tho clote of buiineta Sept l, 1009
MAnil.ITlKS
BRBOirKCKM
Ijonm and I)lncountii 22,!72 5t
United B lutes Bonda U.M0 00
Bunk rromlHca 12,570 IJ
lU)(li'ln.tlin fund 625 00
Cli ft Due from bank 210,1100 M
B. F. Allan, Pratidont
WiU Wur.w.iler, Vic. Pr..ldenl
capital Htook I 80,000 00
Bur pi m and undivided profit &VW 8
olroulatlon ,IKl0 00
Individual Dopoult n.m,088 82,
M,6H 21
T. M. Baldwin, Cadilar
H. Baldwin, Au't Caahlw
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