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NEW HOLIDAY GOODS-FANCY GOODS NECKWEAR, ETC ALL OF OUR
CHRISTMAS GOODS WILL ARRIVE IN A FEW DAYS. Watch the Big Show Window.
NEW SHOE ARRIVALS
Mens, Womeni and Children.1. ,
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 arid the Style Stays In
when you re wearing a Sincerity overcoat. Warm enough
keenest cold, but light enough not to be a burden. The
rethrink fabric that come from the .
mill marked "-fully shrunk" 'till the
lots U 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
for the
makers
Sincerity
Clom
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carry the Sincerity label as a pledge
to you of the WEAR AHEAD of the
garment that bears it High qualities
at medium prices. 1
Lively-Jordan-Lanms Company, Prineville, Oregon
Grizzly News.
(Received too Into (or last week. J
We are having lota of rain for
this time of year. ' '" '
Joe Montgomery Started to
Bbaniko for a load of freight tor
J. W. Lewis, the first of the week.
At it has heea raining since he has
leen gone, it is feared he will get
stuck in the mod. . 1 1 .' r ' i'
The new sawmill on Coon Creek
U now running, busily engaged in
sawing lumber for the railroad.
L. II. Hamilton left on Sunday's
stage for Portland, where he will
attend the federal court. - - . -
Mrs. Lewis was on the sick list
this week. Miss Maude Newbill
is staying with them.
We are constantly remin Jed of
railroad building by roaring of the
blaat. ... , ,.. .. , ;
Mrs. Winnie Cubitt is visiting
Prineville a few days. , t , ,,
Frank Song was visiting at. the
home of C. A. Newbill, this ; week.
It seems Frank likes to come over
to Grizzly. He likes the mountain
scenery."" " ' ' '
The stage passing through Griz
zly, Monday, failed to stop as it
had loft the mail for this place at
Heisler, -, ' 1 ? '.
There are not many idle men
around here now, as the several
sawmills have given them employ'
ment. j - )
One of J. J. Hill's men, it was
understood, was looking up right
of way through Morrow I. Keen
an's farm near Trail Crossing.' -
Miss Florence Montgomery was
visiting -at home, from Heisler,
where she has been staying a few
days. 1
C, Montgomery has - returned
from Culver, where he has been
visiting his daughters, Mrs. Perry
Read, and Mrs. Alex Houk.
Carl Cooper left here early Sun
day morning for MadraB. ' , There
leoms.lo be some attraction at
Madras tor Carl.
Mr. Vineyard was made clad the
first of the week by his daughter,
Mrs. Ferold, from Portland, com
ing to make her home with him, as
he has been batching for Home time.
Greenhorn.
Porter Brothers to
r Operate Sawmill.
; Porter Brothers, through their
representative, . Mr. Mason, last
week leased the sawmill on the
Deschutes River near the Warm-
springs ferry, and have also se
cured some land at that point for
the location of railway construc
tion camps.
Timber has been secured by the
Porters on the Matoles River,
which will be driven down that
stream to the Deschutes and then
on down to the mill. The lumber
manufactured there will be used in
the. construction of the Oregon
Trunk Line and will cohBiet princi
pally of bridge timbers and ties.
, New machinery and other equip
ment will be installed, at the mill,
which will be put in operation in
tho near future. Madras Pioneer.
" Do You Like Sausage? '
Fred Schneider, a professional saiis
age maker, has been employed by Hori-
gan A Still to make all kinds of sausage.
He is turning out the finest kind of
headcheese, liver sausage, pork sausage,
link sausage, summer sausage, etc. Try
Bonie of his make. Yoa will want more,
Heifer Estrayed.
Llirht ronit heifer about IS months old
rania to niv ulace about' the middle of
Feb. 1909. No brand notlcable. Ear
mark, cron oil' riirht. under slope left,
owner calf and pay pasture bill and costs,
anu recover. w . a. iiiujjjIj,
nl-(iw Prineville, Or,
Prineville Art Gallery.
We make all kinds of Photos and Stamp
Pictures. Prices reasonable; satisfaction
uaranteed. o-im Jj. j. nubi., rr
I Keep Out The Cold.
For weather strips to keep out the
cold, go to A. H. Llppman & Co.
CLASSIFIED LOCALS.
House for Sale Four-room house, two lots
far sale; north side. Inquire at this oBloe.3
For Rent Furnished or unfurnished five
rooin house in Prineville. Apply at this
office. ol4-tf
Shorthand, Typewriting, Book-keeping
J. 8. Fox, Prineville, Or. Prepared to
" do all kinds of clerical work, Located
in oiHce of M. R. Biggs. oU
For Sale: 9a ven room house and four
lots, good out-buildings. Can be had on
reasonable terms. Applr to Mrs. Hugh
Lister. Prineville. Oregon. s23tf
Lost About two weeks ago, gent's open-
face 80-year gold tilled case watch, Wal
tham movement. Suitable reward for
return to W. Frank Potett. ol4-tf
SECOND - HAND
STORE
All Kinds of Goods
Bought and Sold
C. L. V. Marker
DUlon Building.
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Of Prineville, Oregon
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RESOURCES
Loans ana Discounts. 7.... I253.M 53
United States Bonds 1X500 00
Bank (reraiaecete 11,88? U
BedemDtion fund 835 00
1 Cash lue from banks 247,572 83 Indlvldnal Deposits.. Wl.xa X
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His Clever Scheme.
Tho man with the large head and the
protruding eyebrows stepped Into the
clgnr emporium.
"Give me the poorest cigar you've
got." '
"Five or ten ccnterf Queried the man
behind the showcase.
"I don't know whether you're going
to give me a Ave or ten center. I'm
going to give you a dime. Remember,
now, the poorest cigar in the place."
. The clerk hondod out a box, and the
customer selected one, calmly lighted
It aud puffed curiously. Then he left,
with an air of supremo satisfaction.
"Ah, this tastes good!" he muttered
on the outside. "I knew my little
scheme would work. The fellow gave
me the best cigar he had In tho store."
The cigar dispenser on the Inside so
liloquized: "I Just took that old codger at his
word. I handed him a box of three
for a nickel." Lipplncott's.
Progress.
Let us, then, be of good cheer. From
tho great luw of progress we may de
rive at once our duties and our en
couragements.' Humanity has ever
advanced, urged by the Instincts and
necessities implanted by God, thwart
ed sometimes by obstacles which have
caused it for a time a moment only
In the Immensity of ages to deviate
from Its true lines or to seem to re
treat, but still ever onward. Charles
Sumner. '
Lost Watch and chain between
Jan. FauEht's and Prineville. Gold
hunting case, bird on one side.
Double lapped gold link chain, silver
halt moon Blide, with stars on. No
bar on chain. Reward for return to
this oitice. 8t 028
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MILLER BUILDING, PR1NEVIUUE, OREGON
First Qass Meals 25c and . Up
Fresh Oysters and Fish in Season
CONFECTIONERY STORE IN CONNECTION
Carrying "a choice selection of fine candy, clgare, oranges,
lemons, etc. Give us a call. , - ,
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Quality
Is what the careful buyer in
vestigates when purchasing jew
elry or watches. VVe 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
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Jeweler Optician
' Prineville, Oregon -
, Sutemant of Resources ami Liabilities of . . 1
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LIABILITIES
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Undivided profits
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You're sure you're getting the genuine when you buy from u.
- No danger of refilled bottles No danger of buying cheap worth
less trash placed in CYRUS NOBLE bottles and palmed off as tho
genuine. ,' r f "'
We are now selling for the first time in 44 years direct to the con
turner in districts where you are unable to obtain this famous brand.
4
quart bottles of GENUINE CYRUS NOBLE
direct to you, all charges
paid to the nearest railroad express office.
$4
90
Pure old honest whiskey at an honest legitimate price.
Guaranteed to the United States Government and to YOU to
contain all the secondary constituents that make it real WHISKEY
The government officials state that any distillation that doesn't is
alcohol. .
W. J." VAN SCHUYVER '& CO:
Established 1864 , 1 OS-107 Secood Street Portland, OrrgoB
. CUT T THIS UNC HO MM,TO-0 "
W. J. Van Schujnrer A Co, Pwtlurf, Onf . , i
EncUtd pfc Ul 430 for which plcue d ne U ooct br txfttm. pttfH four quarts
GENUINE CYRUS NOBLE.'" ' ' ' '
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