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Damasks, Napkins, Doileys, complete sets, Centerpieces, at right prices for this Thanksgiving Week
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NEW SHOE ARRIVALS
Mens, Womeru 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
Mens 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 Cold Stays Out and the Style Stays In
when you're wearing a Sincerity overcoat. Warm enough for the
keenest cold, but light enough not to be a burden. The makers
reshrink fabrics that come from the
mill marked Hully shrunk" 'till the
loss is 15 per cent that's their loss.
As a result the style stays in that's
your gain. And every stitch every
bit of work on a Sincerity garment
is directed towards making the style
more than the looks. And all
Sincerity
Cloth
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carry the Sincerity label as a pledge
to you of the WEAR AHEAD of the
garment that bears it. HigK qualities
at medium prices.
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SINCERITY CLOTHES
Lively-Jordan-Lanius Company, Prineville, Oregon
Paulina News.
Paulina schools opened Not. 1,
with thirty four pupils. There will
lw a term of six months. Mrs. V. V.
Hanley Is teacher.
Mrs. Sara Lytle, Taulina's poet
mistress, has been sick for the past
three weeks with typhoid fever.
Henry Faulkner is just recovering
from an attack of the fever.
We are having some pretty cold
weather in Paulina. We have had
several light snows, making the
young people thing of sleighing.
Mrs. Anderson and grand daughter
Hazel Ituthford were passengers on
the Saturday night stage from
Prineville. Mrs. Anderson came out
to nurse her daughter, Mrs. Elmer
Clark, who is quite sick with typhoid
fever. Mrs. Clark has been 111 for
two weeks.
John JUckman of the Beaver Creek
saw mill left here Saturday on his
way to South Carolina.
:J Beaver Creek's new school house is
nearly completed.
, . Mr. and Mrs Noris Morgan were in
Paulina last week. Mr. Morgan is
buying beef cattle. They left here
Sunday on their way to Prineville.
Mr. Charles Koberts is reported
sick this week. He was alone on his
farm below here. His wife and chil
dren being in Paulina for the winter
; school. "Uncle MeKim" of Taulina
h is gone down to help him.
Paulina Valley's school teacher
, has come out, and school will start
. now in a short time.
Youngs News.
Haycreek Items.
Bam Edmunds, from Walla Walla,
Waeh., went through this place Tues
day on his way to Dunsmuirr, Cal.
Light snow Wednesday.
W.. E. Ducliien has purchased a
phonegraph.
Opal Moore, the three-year-old daugh
ter of Ralph Moore, is ill this week.
George Lytle and Ralph Moore went
to Madras Tuesday.
Althea Vineyard went to Trout Creek,
Tuesday.
Orville Moore is sick this week.
In this vicinity there is . quite a de
mand for an instructor on violin or cor
net.
Three inches of snow Saturday.
The cold weather here has siren
quite a few people bad colds. Those
who were reported as sick last week
are all on the mend at this time
however.
George McFarland received the sad
news of his mothers' death la Seattle
on Thursday of last week. The
news came as a shock to Mr. McFar
land as he supposed his mother was
getting better right along. She was
seventy-seven years old and had "been
afilicted with rheumatism for a num
ber of years.
The Mud Springs school house will
be the center of attraction next Fri
day night when a basket social will
be held there- A lengthy progTttm
hits been prepared and the crowd
anticipate a Jolly evening. There is
an organized literary society in that
district which holds meetings twice
a inonth that are instructive as well
as enjoyable.
Mr. Lockhart, who lias driven the
stage from Heisler to Madras for the
past several years has had the po
sition of stage agent given him and
the new mail stage will now go on
his old run.
The man Mutheney who was so
free with his gun a few nights ago is
now in jail in Portland. The man
who was his partner In the "near
beer" joint will have to go to Port
land if the case comes up for trial
there. Matheney has some charges
of long standing that are waiting to
be brought up as soon as this case is
disposed of.
Mr. Akeyson acid family have
moved to their homesbead two miles
from Sagebrush spring's. Mrs. Akey
son had the boarding; house at the
springs and had an average of eight
boarders daily. The place is vacant
now and no one around here is In a
position to take the place.
Some of the farmers around here
are killing their hogs and the daily
bill of fare Is changed from smoked
ham and bacon to spare ribs and
sausage. The change Is appreciated
too as we were about to advertise
for a receipt to cook bjicon in a way
to make it taste like roast beef.
Some of the farmers have their
land all planted and they are ready
for winter whenever It Is Teady to
come. Others are hoping the cold
weather will wait a mouth or so
CLASSIFIED LOCALS.
House for Sale Four-room house, two lots
for sale; north side. Inquire at this oftice.3
Lost About two weeks ago, gent's open
face 20-year gold tilled ca.e watch, Val
tharn movement. Suitable reward for
return to W. Frank Pi-tett. ol4-tf
For Rent Furnished or unfurnished five
room bouse in Prineville. Apply at this
office. ol4-tf
Shorthand, Typewriting, Book-keeping
J. S. Fox, Prineville, Or. Prepared to
do all kinds of clerical work. Located
in office of M. E. Biggs. ol4
For Sale : Seven room hou.se and four
lots, good out-buildings. Can be had on
reasonable terms. Apply to Mrs. Hugh
Lister, Prineville, Oregon. 23tf
Sisters Items.
Lester Gist went to J)e8ert Springs,
Wednesday.
Clarence Bran ton left Wednesday,
for Portland.
Messrs Dave and Will Fryrear left
Wednesday for Prineville.
Mr. Jess Winter and wife were the
guests of Mrs. Dave Fryrear Sunday.
John Kinney spent Saturday night
at Desert Springs.
Clarence Branton made a business
trip to Madras the first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Fryrear spent
Sunday with the latters brother.
M. L. Job of Goose Lake, has re
cently purchased the home of Mr.
Keening.
The Infant daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Hodson, has been quite 111.
Dr. Coe, of Bend Is In attendance.
Do You Want a Telephone.
The Pioneer Telegraph & Telephone
Company wants to meet all the farmers
desiring telephone connection and those
intending to build new lines. Mr.
Doonar, the manager at Prineville,
wants to communicate with all organi
zations and individuals who are con
templating getting telephone con
nections in this county, and assures
them that any advantages in the way of
service which his company can offer will
be at their disposal upon the most
reasonable terms. The Pioneer com
pany wdl establish stations most any
where and arrange for the switching in
different parts of the county. Every
person desiring te'.epltone service or
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GRAND BALL
Given by Hose Company
No. 2
Thanksgiving Night
Thursday, Nov. 25
. At Club Hall, Prineville
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Morgan's Full Orchestra
Refreshments', served right
in the Club Hall.
Tickets,
One Dollar
LUMBER
Shingles, Mouldings, Windows,
Doors, Glasses, Etc. Etc., Etc.
SHIPP & PERRY
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
wantiDg information about tho matter
should write or call on the manager of
the Pioneer T. & T. Co., at Prineviil.
Do You Like Sausage?
Fred Schneider, a professional mus
$ maker, has been employed by Jlori
an & Still to make all kinds of sausage.
He is turning out the finest kind of
headcheese, liver sausago, pork sausage,
link sausage, summer sausage, etc. Try
some of his make. You will want more.
Subscribe for the Journal, $1.50
a Year. County Official Paper
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All Kinds of Goods
Bought and Sold
C. L. V. Marker
Dillon Building.
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Wo arc the oldest and hctt known strictly
wholesale house in the Northwest.
For 41 years continuously in business right
here in Portland.
Wc are now making a radical departure.
In such localities" where you are unable to
purchase CYRUS NOBLE we are going to
sell direct and save you money.
No more danger of refdled bottles.
No more danger of not getting the real thing.
4 quart bottlei, packed in plain cum I M Mi
all charge prepaid to the JL
Dart railroad expraas office for
Pure old honest whiskey bottled by the
distillers. Every bottle guaranteed.
Inquire of any bank or trust company in
Oregon as to our standing. -
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