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The most complete line of Farm Machinery in the
Complete Line All Size and Style
Wood Frame I arrows
Spring Tooth Marrows
Superior Grain Drills
Fanning Mills & Baggers
The well Jcnown Oliver and Canton
Plows in walking, sulky and gang
In an effort to keep pace with the many improvements in agricultural machinery, we are introducing every
season new types of implements that have been tried and found to materially increase the yield of the soil in other
sections similar to ours. This year we offer the Canton Alfalfa Harrow and a big assortment of Land Packers. In
packers we have the Dunham for light, sandy soil and the Campbell for heavier soiL These packers are designed
to conserve the moisture and to obtain the proper proportion of air and moisture in the ground and thus increase yield
Complete Line All Sizes and Styles
Peg Tooth Harrows
. Disc Harrows
Wagon Scales
; Feed Grinders
We are always pleased to show you
the goods whether you buy or not
CALL AND SEE WHAT WE HAVE TO SHOW
County
The W. F.. King Company, Prkevle, Oregon
LOCAL MENTION
II. C. lh'iily of IVnr citH'k wti a
Iiuh! nt-i4M visitor Mi mil ii j
Mr. K. N. Strong la the guest of
Mm. WIkIo tliU WM'k.
Frank Idifolh-tte I tussclllng wltfi
a lnul en of pummiotila.
fciilH'Hiitctiili'ut Ford left Monday
to visit school lu the Hear vrii-k
couutry.
Word reached rrlauvlllo Bnturday
tlmt Drake's 20,000 mhwiuIU wit do.
atrojed by tire.
Mr. Iklloy went np Mill crwk Mon
liny, lie li ranvaaalng lor the new
church tmilillng which ho hoe to m
li't ttil vpr.
Thursday, April 2It. at the Ilaptist
lrjnin', Jami Kievwiaon tnd Mrs.
J-a.ia Millar, l-oth of this city, C. i'.
Walk' j officiating.
Mr. lUilov Ulet tlmt he lost Mr.
Johnson's hitch clmla lur hit horse at,
or on the way home (rout Powell llutto
Kohool house, H the finder will return
it he will be rewarded.
l'uiH'ctt A Hulllvan nre the
ntouiU'm of a n-w real estate firm
that will oiN-n nn office In the Look
t Nnudilerly liulldtii(ou Mnln street.
, Thiv will innke liouittad a
specialty.
Owing to the almowe of the pastor
from the city there will lieuo preach
ing evrvtce at the Presbyterian
Church next Sunday. Sunday
echool and Kndenvor at the umial
hour.
I'lilon Church services as follows: 10
a. in., Uible School. 11 a. m., preach
lug, tojlc, "The Glorious Mospel." 7
p. ni., Christian Kndeavor Society j
Ivadur, Mre. Italknap. 8 p. ni., preach
ing. A cordial welcome is extended to
all. C, 1'. llalloy, Pastor.
iPACirifci Horse All j
avalariiWi A Tl
la prepared expressly for the needs
of horsemen and ranchmen. It la
a powerful and penetrating lini
ment, a remedy for emergencies.
A aoothing einlirocation for the relief
of pain, and the beat liniment for
tpraini and aorenrsa. Unequalled
for healing wounds and injuriea
caused by HARHKD WIRR and
for all cnta and bruinea. Tacific Horae
Liniment ia fully Biinrnnteed. No
other ia so good or helpful in so many
way. If it fuili to astiify, we author
ise all dealers to refund the purchase
price. Extra large bottles 50 cent.
HOVT Chkmicai, Co., Portland, Ore.
For sale by Templeton & Son
Jennie MK'alllatcr left oo the Knox
nuto for Uend Mouduy.
lU-v. 1. 1), lirown of Mndrn was In
towu on buslnes hut Tburaduy.
It. (1. rtinlth la iiiliitlng and paper
lug the houe of JosIaIi Wllllaint
west of 1'rliH'vllle.
J. T. Creamer, Fred Stuart and D.
Hobwood are among the freighter
that arrived from the railroad the
(lrwt of the week.
J. W. Iloone left Monday for Sisters
with Mean re. Angtdl and Palmer who
are looking for land In Central Ore
goo. Jake made the trip In hi new
Mitchell.
Iln Johnson, the two-year-old
daughter of Mr. and Mr. C. J. John
aon, la considered out of danger
now after a cerlou attack of spinal
and heart complication.
John Wlglu made a lout trip to
Hum. He left here Sunday lu his
new Overluud aud got back next
day. Over three hundred mile.
That' goluir aomo. lie I off again
to The Dalle.
II. K. Hideout bought twelve Jersey
cow from J. F. Taylor a few day
ago for approximately 1000 From
five he la milking at tltta time he get
cream which bring blin $15 per
month at the creamery.
N. F. McColn was a business visitor
from hi Jap creek sheep ranch
Monday. Me report lambing well
under way and ri porta a good or.
ctMitnge of Incre line. The aprlng
range la letter than ever More and
aheep are lu excellent condition.
I. L. Ketchum'haa devised a ytem
of "ainuge pot" for hie orchard,
omethlng after the system uaed In
WHwhlngtou and other states to keep
the late aprlng front fron killing the
fruit, ltaeem that the experiment
would be successful and If ao It will
make fruit raining possible In almost
any part of Central Oregon.
C. C. Hon of the forest service, came
In Tuesday from the Long Prairie
range station near ltnsland. Hols
ttettlng work on the different ranger
buildings started so that they will
be habitable by the time "needed this
spring. He will go from here to the
Itager creek station on the head of
Hear creek, where new building will
be put up.
Hermann Anderson wan brought
In from Madras, Tuesday, by Deputy
Sheriff Gulp, and after an examination
by local attorney was found to be
Insane and committed to the state
asylum at Salem. Attendant from
the asylum left today with the patient
Anderson line no relatives or friends
In this country, and has been In the
employ of the railroad camp near
Madras for some time.
Seven automobiles came up on the
boat last night. There were two
Chalmers-IK'trolt for the Wenandy-
Dunten Auto company, two Bulcks
for F. Z. Ilaldwin of Prlnevllle and
two Fords for Prlnevllle parties
whose names could not be learned.
The seventh car was owned by
parties on their way to Prlnevllle.
The Dalle Chronicle.
L0CALMENT10N
Attorndy Hell of The Dalles Is here
to attend circuit court.
Mrs. Peck of Lamonta was a
Prlnevllle visitor today.
Dud Hlntou came In from hi home
at Hear creek last Tuesday.
Charles A. Sherman of Fife was a
business visitor In town Monday.
Mrs. Sarah Zell ha returned from
visiting her daughter at Powell
ISuttes.
Mrs. Mary Brink and daughter
Marjorle, left yesterday for California
where they will make their futuie
boitu
Howard Turner and wife, A.
Boyce and YV. II. Cook, nil of Mad
raa, were at the I. O. O. F. banquet
Tuesday night.
Miss Hideout and her class, the
seventh (trade, went up the Ochoco
a short distance tor a picnic last
Saturday. All report a most pleas
ant time.
Mr. Bailey reports s good time at the
Powell Butte school house last Sunday.
Quite a delegation from Priuevllle at-
tended the service. The dinner waa
excellent.
Miss Louisa Lawson who has
spent the winter In Portland with
her sister, Mr. C. M. Lister arrived
home last Friday and Is visiting
with ber sister, M rs. C. B. Dinwiddle.
The Indies Aid 'of the Baptist
Church will hold a liaxar In Belknap
Hall Wednesday, May 4, afternoon
nnd evening. Ice cream, cake, cocoa
coffee and saudwlcbes. Fancy and
useful articles for sale.
The Henderson Investment Co. lias
purchased the entire business of the
Realty Development Co. of this city
and all future business will be trans
acted by the former company at their
oilicc lu the Hotel Prlnevllle block.
John Osier and wife of San Jose,
Calif., passed through Prlnevllle
Sunday on their way to Bear creek,
where he Is interested In the cattle
business. Mr. Osier has been visiting
this country for nineteen years and
says that he can see It changing
from stockralslng to agriculture.
The change Is coining gradually, but
none the less surely. California
keeps an even pace. Mr. Osier has
a large dairy dowu there. He cuts
from four to six crops of alfalfa a
year. .
The pathfinder carforthe Portland
automobile Club and the Oregon
State Auto Association, will be in
Prlnevllle on. Saturday, April 30,
according to O. B. Beck of the
Portland Automobile Club In a letter
written to Q. M. Coruett of this place
and will look over the country here
abouts for the purpose of finding the
best roads aud obtaining facte for
maplng them for the use of the
tourists and tranclent autos. As
yet there la no available printed
matter for these people. II. It. Glener
will be the official representative of
the club,
Granville Nye came In from his
home on Bear creek yesterday.
Harley Baunder ot Camp creek
waa In town on business today. ;
Born-On Saturday April 23, to the
wife of Thomas Houston, a girl.
Glen Hendrlcksooof Powell Butte
was In the city the first of the week.
Sara Price of Price Bros, returned
Wednesday from a business trip to
Portland. j
M. D. Barns and W. G. SUlee of
Laldlaw were with the Odd Fellow
Tuesday nlgbt.
J. E. Robert and son, Fred, of
Alkali Flat, were business visitor
In Prlnevllle Saturday.
Mason Newsom and Logan
McPherson of Powell Buttee were
visitors In town Friday.
The Crook County High School
Board Is preparing to seed the high
school lawn and beautify the grounds
generally.
Mr aud Mrs. B. F. Allen will arrive
tomorrow from Portland and will
visit with relative here tor a time.
W. A. Foster Is bringing them from
Shanlko In bis Marlon.
Postmaster Will Ledford Is one of
the lucky postmasters that will get
a raise Id salary of tlOO beginning
with July 1 this year. This put
the local office In the f 1700 class,
which speaks well for the office and
the community.
The Five Hundred Club met at the
home of Mr. J. H. Haner's last FrU
bay. Mrs. Dooner and Mrs. Stork
mann tied for the highest score. The
price was decided by cutting the
cards. Mr. Dooner won. The Club
will meet at Mrs. Oscar Hyde's to
morrow. The Paulina Raelug Association,
J. D. Combs, president, and H. J.
Faulkner, secretary, are to . have
three days racing, beginning on June
15. They bang $350 In purses and
will have a variety of running races
for all distances. This Is the big
gest event yet undertaken bv
these people and will no doubt meet
with success as have all their
previous efforts In this line.
Sheriff Elklns returned yesterday
from a trip through the west side of
the county where he served sub
poenas oo some JJO people to appear
before the State Board of Control in
sundry water coses which will be
tried by that board at Sisters, Lald
law and Bend, some time In June.
The subptpuus were ordered at the
Instance of F. M. Sax ton of the
board.
Tuesday evening at the residence oi
Mr.and Mrs. C. F. Smith, a farewell
reception was given for Rev. and Mrs.
C. T. Radford and children, who left
Wednesday noon for 6haniko, on their
way to their new home at Long Beach,
Calif. A large number of the members
were present to bid them godspeed.
Light refreshments were served, and a
uiott pleHsant evening enjoyed, except
for the departure of Mr. Radford and
family. Though the members of this
family have been with us but a few
months, they have the esteem of all
who have come to know them, and all
regret that they must go.
L 0. 0. F. Anniversary
The ninty-flrst anniversary of the
I. O. O. F. lodge In America was
fittingly otwerved by that order at
the I. O. O. F. hall Tuesday evening.
The program waa given by the Odd
Fellows, Kebekahs and their friends,
to a gathering of about one hundred
people.
The principal address of the even
ing waa delivered by Rev. J. D.
Lewellen who has recently le?n
Initiated Into the order here. Mem
bers were In - attendance from all
over the county and a number of
visiting Odd Fellow were present.
After the program a banquet was
served In the hall and all departed
declaring the Odd Fellow admirable
hosts. The following program was
rendered: '
Music ....Orchestra
Address of Welcome J. L. Luckey
Response Mrs. Mary McDowell
Solo Miss Maggie Glaxe
Music Orchestra
Recitation Mrs. C. L. Hhattuck
Instrumental Music Miss Gertie
Hodges
Address ...Rev. J. D. Lewellen
Music....... Orchestra
Closing Ode...., AU present
Refreshments..
Miss Brink Remembered.
MIhs Margerie Brink's departure
for Red Bluff, California, on Wednes
day last, was the motive for several
informal social functions dnrtng the
past week. The Eastern Star
called on Monday evening at the
home of M. . Brink, where Miss
Brink and her mother were being en
tertained previous to their depar
ture, to wish tbem bon voyage and
Mrs. Adamson. the worthy matron,
In the name of the chapter presented
Miss Brink with a beautiful travel
ing case, as a slight recognition of
the appreciation of the order for the
Interest she has ever manifested in
its welfare from the time of its or
ganization, when she occupied the
station of worthy matron, to the
present time, when she resigned the
office of secretary.
On Tuesday afternoon the Sburaia
Club, of which Miss Brink Is presi
dent, called, and Miss Parrott. In
the name ol the club, presented MUt
Brink with a beautiful souvenir
spoon of the Crook County court
honse and voiced the hope of the en
tire club when she said she trusted It
would prove a lode-star that would
draw her to them aaln, as the or
ganization and much of the success
of the club Is due to the zealous
work ol Miss Brink in its behalf.
There Are Two Classes
of Investors
ONE KIND
This kind makes most money.
He invests ia farm lands and
city property while prices are
low. Every advance in price is
that much money in his pocket.
ANOTHER KIND
This kind hesitates while
prices advance higher and higher
but be, too, finally bays, because
the value of tbe investment
actually forces him.
Land Owners, Attention
, If you wish to sell and your property is reasonable, list with us. We are
in touch with capital and are receiving many inquiries concerning raw and
improved farm lands in Centrtl Oregon.
HENDERSON INVESTMENT CO.
Prineville Hotel Building, Ground Floor
Prineville, Oregon...
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There are two ways or more of making the mouth waterone is to eat too much pepper by
mistake and the other is by looking into our Lowney Candy show case and seeing those
delicious candies. It costs only 5 cents or more to cure the'; ailment
While resting a short time. weather being warm, don't lorget that we are headquarters
lor the noted Pioneer Ice Cream - ? The kind that does you good
;!l DIGE5T0 only 50c a box
0. P. Adamson & Cd.
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You can't be half as particular about the
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and every separator
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Hams and Bacon
STEWART Brand of home-cured meats are
now on the market. Too well known to need
any recommendation.
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No. 157
A Directoire Model for
short, full figures. Long
below the waist with low
full bust.
White Sateen. i
We have just received a
new supply of corsets. Call
and inspect them.