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Price and Quality
ore two very important factor to be considered before buying a Windmill
or a umping-outfit. We are the Aermotor Windmill Agents and our
plumbing department is fully prepared to install a complete pumping outfit
that we guarantee to be first-class in every respect from the cylinder in
m the bottom of the well to the topmost fan on the windmill.
Windmills are not a luxury but are as economizing to the enterprising
rurjeher, stockman or fruitgrower as a wagon or a plow.
: '
v.. r- uur i erms ana rnces win suit vour Durse
American Fence Poultry Netting Yankee Steel
Lawn Fence
We are the exclusive ' agents for the celebrated American Fencing and have recently
added a carload to our already large stock. By buying in such large quantities we are
in a position to allow our customers the satisfaction of examining the many different
styles, weight and height and to give them the very Lowest Prices. If you are planning
on building a fence be sure and see our New American Poultry, Rabbit and Stock
Fence. It is the latest creation in farm fence structure, being strong enough to hold any
kind of stock and the wires are close enough together to stop rabbits and chickens.
When a rolj ot fencing is bought of us we will furnish free an implement for streching wire.
The W. F. King Company, Prineville, Oregon
LOCAL MENTION
Hubert ( 'rum of Trout Creek, wim
In llm i lly I'rlilny.
H, V.. limy nl Minims, was In
rrliii'vllli' (In- In h t III tllf WlVlt.
.t li ii I in v In ol I'milliiii, w im t rutin-
llrllllnlillHluci.it I11TT tilt' Unit III the
Willi.
('. It I'nrliln ol Auti'lnim, was In
l'rliiivllli mi tiimlmw the II ml of the
Week.
Mr. ami Mm. Ilcnrv I.iulil t'orlM'lt
ll I vr Imvii vUllllm lit -the TIkiIiiiw
Hliiii'i Jr. riinrli several ilny this
week,
.Minn Ij'iiIu Km tea returned from
1'iirlliiiii) llirltrst ul I In' week niter
N'MTIll Weeks' visit there. Her HlH.
(r IMiui w ill h'tiiiilii n einiple nf
Wivks lilllltlT.
II. I.. IIiiIiIk rvtiiriie.l Irom I'urt
limit tlm llrst ul tin- week. 1 1 ii rulil
whs present nt the hlr Hit mill says
that It w iim it In nit the bliorest show
In1 ever nt It'inU'il.
Win. hi mini Ifll Irmii n Mt'iiml
story wlmliiw Kumliiy iiIkIiL fnutiir
tni; Mi'' rlishl hunt Hit nukli- Jutnt.
Tin' break In ii liml inn', Inn flip
(iinh iii U rvHllnit i'ii-y.
Ml km IMt III lilii', wliu Kruilnitti'il
(rum tin' il. mil Hiiiiidrltmi lloiltitl
II K 11 lllllHi' m Hill' tliui iiro, In VUltlllK
her mrt'iitn lit-ri-. Slip will sieinl
tlif summer lit I'rlnevllle. '
ll. ('. Unit' ul Culver, v it busl
iii'mt visitor Mimilay. Mr. llnlelins
ll iilnn(Uy ul Irull trees on IiIb (.lure
liml raise Irult siiiTessttilly' wit limit
Irrigation, tic report crops of nil
kln.U In line riniilltliiii thU yi'iir In
IiIh part ul tliv county.
MImi liosit 11. I'nrriitt, one nf tin' in
hI in. tnr hi the Crook County IIIkIi
Srlioul nt I'rliiuvlllt, wan lien. I lie
last ol tlir week ruiili-rrliiK wltli the
illxlrlrt hi'IioiiI Imnnl on mutter ri.
latins; -to pruvltlliiir facilities (or
pupil w ho w ish to take lip nnli H
above I In' nlutli, which In I tic highest
iiiuilcil In In' taught In tin' MmlrnM
school tin- I'omliiic your. Mis I'nr
rut t In luilt'liitliriiliU- In In-r effort to
liull.t 1 1 1 the I'liuuty Mull school, anil
her etllelciicy Ih fully appi-ei'lnteil liy
I In lilnh school hoard nml school
pat rmiH In p-iiiT.il. 'I'lit' i'tiuuty lilk'li
school I luiiklliK ll troiir tililfnr
county ihiIIh IIiIh your. .Minima
l'louecr.
24 - Hour Service
PRINEVILLE EXCHANGE
The Pioneer T. & T. Co
IviimI nervii'0 Irom 0 a. ra. to
H::) p. m. i
IV.Ih from 9:150 p. m. to 0:30 a.
in. on rural lines 25 cents extra,
rxoitiii( culls for doctors, which
are fret to subHuriben at all hours.
J.M. Kimtou ol IIHil, wim In t hi'
clly Momliiy.
(;. J. Muck ol l.nlilliiw, wan n
vinltnr lii town Monday.
Jiiiiiih Win ii ol Anliw noil, wan 0
Iiu'Iiii'mi vlitltor I rlilny.
J.V. Vumli'Vi-rt ol lli inl. wim In
rrlni'vllli' tin-llrnt ol tliv wn-k.
II. I'. Alli n k it Huiiilny lor I'orU
liiml, iilli r a vlult of two wei'kN.
Mr. J. II. Klilii ri'tiiriu-il Irom a
vlilt to (rli'tiiln In t'ortliintl Kiittir.
diiy. ,
O. It, (iniy nml wlfi' were vUltiun
frli'iiiln In Trliii'vlUt' Hit' limt of tin
Wti'k.
II. I,. Hulilm lit iri'ni rlii tu cut n
iiiiuHlly of iliic wuuil fur the li kiiI
in.'irkct.
Mm. I.. Hoiiimr Iclt Huiiilny lor
Militlli to vlult Iiit iiirciitit, wim
r'ldi' t liore.
Mm. 0. 1. I'-iillcy mill In-r iliunrlitcr
Minnie, left tor firtiMH Vnllcy Tilt
ilny on ii vlult,
J i ill n 1'wln, llic ilrlily nicn liunt,
w im iIiiIiik liiiHlni'iut nt tin' i'liuuty
neat Hiiturilny. ,
Mr. nml Mm. (icorKK Mlllknn ciiiiie
In Irom llit'lr rnncli lor niiiillm tli
IiimI tit tlm ivii k.
Oni mill 1. I'lilmlrxtcr nml Mm.
U'.C. I'onl rt'turiit'il Muinluy Irom
nu tin Unix In tlm I'nwiiilcH.
ItolHTt I.lMtcr vhiiip In Irom Hlinnl.
ku M.uiiliiy, w lit're lu luul Ihi'ii ilc
llvci'liiif n liiilich ol Iwt'l cnttlf.
Will Wurwi'lli'r iirrlvt'd Sniur.lny
fi'om Hlinnlkii niut left tin following;
ilny (or lil rnncli nt I.untf Hollow.
I'. (I. Mllllorti nml wltc, nml Win.
Mllllorn mill n Iff left Momliiy for tin
Citwiiili'M for n lwrry picking nml
ti ii n 1 1 ii u: trii. ,
W. W. Ort'iittol IWml, wim ut tlm
i'liuuty wt Krlilny. Mr Otvutt
will rt'ulitt'r the volvm ol the 1V-"
I'liuti'M ireclnet.
Wnrn-ii llrown nml Mr. nml Mm.
I). K.' Stcwurt nml John Ti'iiKinun
weru nt Cove Humtiiy v" bimlmnH
I'ouni'eteil with tho t'ovw l'owert'o.
1.. I), l'ox, who il riven tlio IiIk lei
j Km ix ear lor the ('oruvtt HUiio" It
st nine i'uiiimiiy, nnm .Mommy unit
he hml traveled 1700 miles In the
piiHt tlftiK'ii day In hln ear.
Mr. unil Mm. 10. JoIiiihoii, nc
ciiiiiimilc.l liy tliclr noli Jim, lell
Monday lor rortlmid when) tliey no
to hnve Mm. Jiiliiiniin'HeycH trentt'd.
llefore rctuniliiK to rrlnevlllo the
JnliiinoiiM exiivt to iro tu Callforuln
mid vlnlt tlielr iluughter. Mm. Henry
On die.
Th Heiulcmoii Inventment Com
pany mild n nuiiilier nf liven of roal
entato t lip llmt 0I4I1P wei'k to Walter
O, SlelKh of Hrntt.li. Aiiionu the
tniftii wero three lotn lii'li)ii?liitf to
I'". J, Lively, liK'nted JunteiiHt of the
city park, price $7"i0, nml tho two
uiiMohl Inln In ,loliiixu:f h huIiiIIvIhIoii
nt a little over $100 eaeli. Mr, Slel(li
took optlomi on the thive renuilnlnir
ueiv trnetH In Jolinnon n hiioiIIvihIoii
and may clone on them wlthlu u
week.
LOCAL MENTION
W. Colby attended the wool
nn leu at Hlinnlkii Friday.
Itev. Itnlley pri'iulicil totht'Kood
ieople ol I'owi'll 1 1 lit ten hint Siinilny.
He report a kooiI uttemlmiie.
O, II. CmnnwhlU' of Ilny Creek,
wum In Prineville the flrwt ol the week.
Mr. Cmnnwlilte repurtn nil crop
KOihI In the Ilny Creek cniinlry,
The Interior o( the I Inner IiiiIIiIIiik
I beluK reMrrnuKi'd mid equipped lor
olllee. Mr. I Inner will oceupy the
Ifriiuml tloor with hi ntwtrnet ol
flee. The rttildeiK't1 ol ThomitM Sharp
Jr., and T. K. MeCulliNter on Crooked
lllver, will lie the next to receive the
nt attention ul Itiiller, MeCliiui &
Ilii'rne.
The Kpworth IH;tie will iclve n
Inwn and porrh oclul at the M. K.'
pnmouuKe on Friday eveiilui;, July
Ti. lee i' renin nml other enHonable
refrtuhmeiit will lie nerved.
The liM-al cein nil girl report eool
trciitineiit Irom the l'loiiecr Cream
Compniiy yenterdiiy when the mer
cury wiu (IoiIkIiik around the hiin
iln'.l mark. Ic wim n Kallou of Ice
c renin.
(Ico. P. Itemim nml tamlly will
leave tomorrow for their old home
In London, Ky., where they will vlnlt
relative for nix week or more.
They will go liy way of the Canadian
I'ncillc throUKh Cnundu mid will re
turn n lower route.
J. K. Htewnrt It 'iiiiiinny Imve
erected a large Mlgn, IJM'l fi-et nt the
turn ol the road on the grade went
ol the city. A imiii Iht ol other large
Ikur nre under -count ruction lor thin
firm nml The W. K. King Company.
Itev. II. V. IlnrjH'r, Huuday Kchool
mlnnlonary ol the remllet.n pn-nhy-tery,
who Imn lieen In the I'aullun
lielKliborllood lor the punt lew weekn
returned to I'rlnevllle Tuenday eveu-Iiik-
Mr. Harper will go Irom here
to the Itciid country.
Forent Supertl A. S, Ireliind nnd
Annlntniit KuH'rinor It. K. Johunon
have been called, with n uuiulicr ot
ranger, to annua the Canyon City
olllee In fighting n tire HuiitliolIr.ee.
The men left for the Hcene ol the lire
the llmt ot thi week equipped tor
fire fighting.
The work of ten ring away apart
ol the old Muling building on Main
Street thnt Imn lieen occupied by Or.
liy lie an hi otllce Iihh Ih-cii complet
ed nnd the remulmler ol the building
will lie moved lu n tew day. Work
on the new brick building that will
occupy the mime location will com
mence nt once.
' H. It. Chaffee ol ltiintun, Mnnn., ar
rived the flrnt of the week and will
remain with the local toreRt eervlce
olllco In tlie capacity of fonut nnnlnt
nnt. He In n technical man, lately
graduated from Harvard, and liln
ilntlen will hnve to do with tliennle
of timber nnd planting of tree nml
other work ot like nature.
Dr. Fox returned from I'ortlatid
today.
Shiii Douthtt ol l'uiillua I In town
todny.
tieorge lloblw ol Hind, wim In
I'rlnevllle yewtcrday.
lr. Hyife moviil hi nlllce to the
llnner building Monday.
ChurlcH A. llrinkly, Hpeciul agent
general lund olllee, left Tuevduy for
IJend.
Dr. Spnuldlng nnd wife nml Itoliert
Zeverly nml wife will leave Hhortly
for nn outing on Mntole.
W. C. McAllen ol the Oregon Trunk
returned to Mm ran Weilnenday after
n irlcl liunlnenn vinlt here.
Mln Honda (laypool ri'turncd to,
Portland the flmt ol the week after
a vllt with relative here.
Mm. Med Vnnderpool nnd grand
daughter, ISyrl DuvIh, returned from
Portland the flmt ol the wi-ek.
ll. ll, Chnffee left yettterilny for
It. inland w tie re he will In-gln hin
work with the forent wrvlce.
Mln Mnlile Fonter left yenterday
for I'ortlnnil nfter a two week' vinlt
with her uunt, Mm. J. II. Wlgie.
A large kiln ot,. brick Ik belug pre
pared nml will lie burned In n few
day for the new Milling buildliig.
Dale J iincn' reitldence in theJohu
mm addition I rajiidly aiwuiulng
nliaiw ami will Ik- ready lor occu
pancy In a few weeks.
Win. O. Ilarrliimn arrived the firnt
ot the week mid Imn already taken
up hi work with tho local oljlePn
nnnlntaut torent ranger.
Mln F.lnlo Unborn left today for
Jauientown, Va., where nlie will at
tend a linireh convention. She ex
pect to lie gone about n month.
I). Gordon and wife of ti olden
dale, Washington, returned to their
home t lie flmt of tho week nfter a
vlnlt with Mr. and Mm. It. T. John
aim of I'on. ell liutte.
Dun Knrough, who In held for the
killing of hi I urn near Madrn
Saturday night, wim given a hearing
yi'Kterdny and wo held to the grand
Jury without bail by justice ti. L.
Bernler.
A very pretty "bottle shower"'
wo Riven nt the Wlnnek home hint
evening to Ming (Vila Neliu. About
twenty young ladle were preeent
who enjoyed the invasion liuuiennely.
There were ganien, vwnl ami Inntru
meniml munic nnd relreHlmientH.-
J. L. MeCulloch report that the
nle ol hi bunlneuH to X. W. Snn
home did not take place n an
nounced a nliort time ago, through
the column ol the Journal. Air.
Snnborne hit opened a law olllee in
room 10, Adaiunou building.
At the Methodlnt church for Sun
day, the 24th. The morning subject
will be, "leaning on Christ." The
one for the evening will be, "The
lllogruphy of the tilrl." It is byre
quest thnt we preach upon this sub
ject. A spctiu) Invitation is given to
both the young nnd old to attend
this Service.
LOCAL MENTION
Mm. J. W. Fogle of Paulina, was
lu Viui'Vllle Friday. ,
Holler McClum & Barnes hnve com
pleted the painting of J. K. Htewnrt'
renlilrnce, and the home of Tom
Langdon at Powell Butte.
Prenbyterlnn church. Sunday
School nt 13 a. in. No preaching
service. No endeavor owing to the
alnx-nce of the pator form the city.
Wenther Forecaster George White
report Tuesday as the hottest day i
of the seimou In Prineville. The teiu-:
lerature renehed 9h degree, throe
degree higher than any day yet
till year. Ho far this week the tem
perature ha reached 93 degree on
Monday, 9H degree .on Tuesday, 90 '
degree on Wednesday and today
much cooler, the minimum, accord
ing to the government thermometer,
being 8 degn-e.
Dr. Coray Coming.
Dr. J. P. Ooray of Portland, will soon
I in tuwn for utiun vinit. Dr. liorsy
ii licensed physician and surgeon of
the slate of Oregon, but limit hi
practice to special wt.rk on the eye, ear
nose and throat atid fitting glasses.
Help Wanted
Man and woman wanted to work on
ranch; good wages. C. 1.. Robert,
Post, Ore. "14-1 mo
Wagon for Sale.
Light Stitdc Wiker wngon for ale,
brnn uew. Inquireof A.MKK Uai mlkii,
Prineville, Ore. 7-7-lnip
For Sale.
640 acres of land on the east side of
Powell Butte three quarters ol a mile
Irom Crooked Kiver. First class land.
Address J as. Wilso.i, lootl, Division St.
Portland, Oregon.
Union Church Service.
Topic, "The
Lender, SI Is
10 a. m. Bible school.
11 a. m. Preaching,
(iood SnmaVitan."
7 p. m., V. K. Society.
ICIeuor IJnlley.
H p. in. Preaching, Evangelistic.
We bid you a hearty welcome.
Come with us. C P. Bailey,
pa tor.
Dog Lost
Fox Terrier, while, one black
eye, answers to nime of "Sport."
'Suitable reward will be paid for in-;
formation leading to its recovery, j
Address C. S. CorriN, Prineville. Or. !
Live near Powell Buttes. 7-21-21 1
List your City and Acreage Property
WITH THE
Henderson Investment Company
SNAP 203 acres two mile out, 165 under ditch; 70 in alfalfa;
95 in grain; good house, barn and outbuildings; 30 shares in ditch
and all implements. Price $16,000; $6000 cash, balance 5 years at
6 per cent. ''
40 acres wheat land, 9 miles out; all under high state of
cultivation and fenced. - Small house and barn; good well. 11200,
including crop. ......
Homestead relinquishment, 3 miles out, containing 100 acres
rich agricultural land, under canal survey, $o25. .. .
160 acres, 140 tillable, 100 in crop; 12 acres under ditch; good
house, barn and outbuildings. Price $6000, including $3000 crop.
HENDERSON INVESTMENT CO.
Prineville Hotel Building, Ground Floor
, Prineville, Oregon.
Maktr Croii (aires
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Ciaert Sapslits
Jewelry
Wall Piper
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Economy Jars Lids 20c
Mason Jar Lids 25c
New Everlasting
Pints
Quarts .
Hall-gallon .,
..$1.20
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