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Before you decide on the new grain drill see the Superior
at Kings. "The Name Tells a True Story."
The W. F. King Company
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W. F. KING J.GERARDO H. R. LAKIN
CL SMITH
LOCAL MENTION
C, V, '.! ptvnch at fli
J .hu-'U. i". V : liouM Sunday
1.1 it p. in,
, T. UulU'y will cominnei rpvlvnl
iiui'tliiK t Nvwmtine ert-vk Wit
Monday night.
MIm Juno C. Allen nml Mr. V. M.
French of upper McKay, wuru In
tow n nhoppliirf Hutiirdny.
J. M. Ili-nklr of (irlly. tin aold IiIm
rnnrli tind tnovi-d to CorvHlll. ll
Mt for lit new Imme lnt Thurmlity.
l. Pnnlmm nnd wlf of l'ot
win 111 hopplii(( Hnturdny. Mr.
Diinlinm ri'port winter wen titer In
lit pnrt of tlii country.
Tlw dentil of Mr. Itiiuibo, Momlny,
on IVnr Creek, I reported. Mm wn
nn old holy Mini died from naturitl
mum. Klu wn burled cm Alknll
Tint S'iHliifdny.
M ml rim lin leen aelected n n
tllHtrlltutlntr point for eonntrmttou
ttpplU liy the Oregon Trunk Jlno.
LnrK warvhou1. and other build
liiK nre to Ih built.
For tint flint time In many yrnr
there I a nhortniw of water on the
Mllllmn plnce on the old river m
wotith of lleur Creek biitd'H. Till
nlmrUge ha compelled Mr. Mllllcnu
to move tlw larger pnrt of hi Htoek
to Btutd HprliiK.
t'nlon Church ttervlcea n follow:
Hnturdny, 2 p. m. Covenant meet
Ing; Sunday 10 a, in., Wide rklioul;
Ktinditf It a. m., prendilng; :30 j.
tn., C. E. Society; ";: p. m., prenth
bur. A cordial Invitation to nil.
C. 1'. Ilnlley, l'lmtor.
John Tcmpleton, Uie drugstlm, run
IntORomo tmrbed wire, .or rather
walked Into It, Inet Friday "evening:,
and cut quite a gash lu hi chin. The
wire wn used to protect mnne mnnll
tree and In the darknew Mr,
Tcmpleton did not notkn It. Ir.
ltoenlKr had to put In lx tltche
to hold the wound.
Trap Shoot
Come out, Sports,
and have some
Fun.
Practice ehoot at Vander
pool field next Sunday. Big
Turkey Shoot one week
from Sunday next. Further
announcement later.
William JohiiMou I helping County
AeMWMor Lnfollette with the tax roll.
8. K. (iray and M. O. IMIIeUe'of
Mndrii were rrluevllle vIhIIoiw
Veduenlny.
Mr. CarUT, who hita lan vWUng
friend and relntlve In ntid around
rrluevllle, left for her home at Eugene
today. .
Don't lone l(tht of the Grand
ThutikHiftvInu ball to lie given by
Hone Co. No. 2. of the Prlncvllle Fire
IVpnrtment.
Marrledi-Novenilier 7, at the home
)f l ieorjflj Summer, Norrl Morgan
nnd Mr. Kwther Farnorth, Kcv.
C. I. Ilnlley, olltclutliig.
County Clerk Urown wa mm-
moued n a wltnew before the fede
ral court nt I'ortlnud. Mr. Mny
Iklte (iray ha charge of hi office
during hi nlmence.
The iK'ople of Ijildluw are talking
of making application to the state
irntne authorities for permlHlon to
bnlhlflNli ladder In the IHnchute
over the fall near that place o that
ttlniou may get up the river to
upttwn. A good Idea.
The Khn ml-a (lub met at the home
of Mr. Kova Brink limt Saturday
There wa nn exceptionally fine lunch.
One new memlier w n taken Into lie
club, Mr. M. It. Elliott. Next wee
the club w ill celebrate It Brt annual
anulverry at the houne of Mr.
Wluiiek.
Thomson, Macleod & Nclll, real
cut ate and land dealer, Port land
Oregon, have bought the J. C. Way
mire homcNtoitd. adjolnlug the town
lte of Madrn, and will have It plat-
tod nnd put on the. market tbl
winter. If you have land for nle or
wlnti to buy eotmilt them. See their
announcement elHew here.
Thevoclal given by the ladle aux
lllury of the rrluevllle Commercial
Club hint Friday evening wa a moat
etilovuble affair. The club room
were comfortably filled with mem-j
U'w who pntiHed the evening playlngj
five hundred, Mr. Frank Foster
w on the head prlxe, while the booby
fell to the lot of John Comb. Pe
liclou refreshment were served.
At the First Methodist church for
Sunday the Mth: Sunday School at
10 a. tn., all clause represented.
Preaching at 11, the subject will lie:
"lMvlue guidance, or the call of the
Lord." The Epworth league will
meet at C :,".(). The subject for 7:30,
p. in. will be evangelistic. Special
music will Ihj rendered by the choir at
both the morning and evening ser
vice. J. II. Ream came In from Shaniko
the first of the week to wind up the
transfer of the Cornett Stage &
Stable Co. The deal Is now com
pleted. The company received a
now Studcbaker 30 last eveutng,
making three lu the service of the
stage company. Three big Stude
baker -iO's will Ihj added lu the
spring, thus giving the stage com
pany enough machine to handle the
passenger trallle throughout the
.winter.
LOCAL MENTION
IVnJ. McCaffrey was over from
Redmond Sunday.
Walter Foster got back from his
Portland trip Wednesday.
Lloyd Baken Is holding the rib
bon on the II lid and Iiurns stage.
Mr. N. E. Cottrell left on today's
stage for a visit to relatives la Portland.
Mr. C. W. Foster returned jester-
day from her trip to Seattle and
other outside point.
Mr. C A. Riddle and son Harold
departed Saturday for Medford,
where they will make their home.
Mr. A. 8. Ireland returned Tues
day from Roseburg, where she had
lieen to attend the funeral of her
mother.
Mis Iella Garfield, who attended
the Crook County High School Inst
year. Is now eoiug to a uusines
college In Portland.
Tho. Arnold acconrpanled by
other members of his family, w as
over from Sisters during the week
for the purpose of having dental work
done.
J. M. Lawrence, formerly of Bend,
ho resigned the receivership of the
Roseburg land ofllce and expeets to
return to Bend with bis family to
make bis home.
The subject for the preaching ser
vices at the Presbyterian church Sun
day will be; morning, "Lights In i
prominent place." Evening
"Brotherly love." The choir will
reuder special music at the evening
serJees.
Attorney M. E. Brink, Addle Fos
ter and Dick Vandervert went to
Bend tlirflrst of the week with C. L.
Shattuck In the little steamer, lu
connection with the hearing In the
contest case of S. G. Caldwell of Bend
against the timber entry of George
Reams of this place. v
J. D. Honeymnn, of Bend, who
was formerly associated with the
Bend Merchantlle Company wraa In
Prlneville the first of the week on
business. Mr. Honey man holds
some timber lands on the upper De
schutes and axuecU to sell these and
engage In business la Bend.
Evangelist Lewtas gave a free
public lecture at the M. E. church
Monday and Tuesday evenings
Both lectures were very fine. The
colored slides were bought out clear
and distinct by very powerful stere-
optleon. These lectures are a treat
to all who are fortunate enough to
hear them. Mr. Lewtas will close
his labors In Prlneville this week.
From here he goes to Madras.
J. H. Reams returned to Shaniko
today.
Jack Ferguson was In from Bend
Tuesday.
Fred Spires of Corvalll Is here the
guest of Walter Foster. ,
J. S. McMeen and son Bruce were
In town from Lamonta Monday.
Will Wurxweiler and Duncan Mac-
leod will leave tomorrow for Portland,
F. F. Smith, the Gist lumlierman,
was In town on business several
days thl week.
Joe Smith of Paulina wns In town
the first of the week looking after
busluess matters.
Mr. Maud Blxby Is now employed
at the telephone central. Miss Effa
Dobbs will take a vacation.
F. W. Woolley, representing the
Marshall-Wells Hardware Co., Is In
town this week looking up trade.
George Hobbs has returned to his
home at Powell Buttes after a -visit
to his old home in Douglas county.
There will be a practice trap shoot
In Vanderpool's field Sunday after
noon. Big turkey shoot the follow
ing Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Norrls Morgan, re
cently matried, have gone to the
country tor a few days. They will
spend the winter In the Willamette
valley.
A. E" Matthews of Portland was
here last week. He" came to cruise
out large areas of timber lands,
which will be purchased by eastern
capitalists.
Floyd Rowell and his little daugh
ter leave Friday for Portland where
the child will take treatments from
Dr. Marsh for aliments resulting
from spinal meningitis.
Arthur W. Clothier was In Prlne
ville this week on bis -return Ironi a
lolig trip through southeastern Ore
gon and northern California Counties,
representing a Portland shoe house.
J)rs. Gray and Gray, the dentists,
wtio have been at Hotel Prlneville
for the past five weeks will finish
their work and leave the last of the
week. Drs. Gray have had a big
patronage here.
T. J. Godfrey, accompanied by his
wife arrived In town yesterday In a
Stanley steamer auto and will give
an acrobatic performance at the
Club ball Friday and Saturday even
lngs. Mr. Godfrey said be came to
central Oregon for the purpose of
finding a location tor the winter aud
may determine to remain here.
LOCAL MENTION
Dr. O. C. Dixon of Redmond was
In Prlneville Sunday.
Sid Minkler of Silver Lake was In
rrlnevllle yesterday getting supplies
for bis ranch.
C. Sara Smith and wife were In
from the ranch thl week foe the first
time since Sam had bis accident with
the horse. Sam Is feeling fairly well
and thinks he will soon be well again.
Workmen are tearing down the
old City Brewery building Just north
oftheOchoco bridge. Ed Hodson
has bought the property and will
erect thereon a garage and machine
shop.
R. E. Brooks, the" negro porter,
who shot B. H. Turnbull and Jack
McLaughlin, railroad men at Santko,
last June. Is on trial st The Dalles
this week, on a charge of assault
with a dangerous weapon.
The theatre public of Prlneville will
have a chance to see Godfrey, the
great gymnast Friday and Saturday
Nov. 12th and 13tb. Choice life
motion pictures and Illustrated
songs will be part of the entertainment.
The. Holy Gty Hymn.
Beautifully Illustrated In life motion
pictures Friday and Saturday at
Club hall. This is one of the grandest
pieces of moving picture art, and Is
alone Is worth the price of admission.
Crook County Journal, County Offi
cial Paper. Subscribe for it. $1.50 year.
From Arctic to Tropics
in Ten Minutes
No oil beater bas a higher
eff ciency or greater heating
power than the
PERFECTION
Oil Heater
- (Equipped with Smoksttss Devlcs)
With It you can go from the
cold of the Arctic to the warmth
of the Tropics in JO minutes.
The new
Automatic Smokeless Device
prevents smoking. There is no possible question about it.
This means greater heat-power, a more rapid diffusion of heat
and a sure conversion of all the heat-energy in the il.
In a cold room, light the heater and in 10 minutes you'll have a
clowing heat that carries full content.
Turn the wick up as high as it will go no smoke no odor.
In everything that appeals to the provident and the fastidious, the
Perfection Oil Heater, with its new automatic smokeless device, de
cisively leads. Finished in Nickel or Japan in various styles.
Evtry Dtiler ETerywW- I! Not At Youri, Writ for Deeripttr Circular
to th Nearest Agency ol the '
STANDARD OIL COMPANY.
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Thanksgiving Turkeys.
Do you want big fat turkey for Thanks
giving? Of course you do. Call on or
'phone Mr . Ed Blayton and she will sup
ply your wants. nll-2t
Godfrey's show, Friday and Satur
day, Nov. 12th and Mth, at Club
hall. Admission 25 and 35 cents.
Iteserved seats at Wlnnek's GOcts.
Don't fall to see Godfrey In his
wonderful acrobatic teat Friday and
Saturday nights. Admission 25 and
35 cents. Reserved seats 60 cents at
Wlnnek's.
Clothing Cleaned and Pressed.
Mrs. Elnora Barker will open a Pant'
onuro on Monday, November the 15th, m
the rooms back of the telephone central
office on the ground floor of the Masonic
building. Men's clothing cleaned, pressed
and repaired. All kinds of sewing and
dressmaking done. Wedding trousseaus a
j specialty. nll-tf
Wall Paper
D. P. Adamson & Co
DRUGGISTS
Muical laitroesti
Mifiis
Lewaey't Caadies
Statieaery "
Cifirs
A New Stock of Post Card
Albums 10 cents up.
Also a new assortment of books
including the latest copyrights,
reprints, books for boys and girls.
D. P. Adamson & Co.
DRUGGISTS
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Our Canned Goods Specialty
"Royal Club"
X E. Stewart ' &
Co
Fancy Cove Apples
Mince Meat Time
Mince Meat Time. In order to insure the best results one must
have the best of everything in making. We have everything
needled in the grocery line and at prices that will be a saving
to you.
Currants Cove Apples Sweet Apple Cider
Raiaons Spices of All Kinds Boiled Apple Cider
Citron ' Cider Vinegar
Orange Peel ' - Welch's Grape Sauce.
Heinz Products
Every one knows what Heinz goods are. They are famous th
world over. We have the following in stock:
Heinz Queen Olives
" Tomato Catsup
" . Sweet Gherkins
" Sauer Kraut
" Olive Oil
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Heinz Apple Butter
" Baked Beans
" Pearl Onions
: Chili Sauce
" Worcester Sauce
Heinz Stubbed Olives
" Tomato Chutney
" ' Mandalau Sauce
" Horse Radish
Sweet Pickles in bulk
Try our Royal Club Catsup, it's simply DeliciousMade from Vhole Ripe Tomato;
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