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Have You Heard About Our Bean
ing Contest?
$10.00. $5.00, and $2.50 in trade will be given as lirst, second and third prizes to the person or per
sons on December 17th at 8 p. m, who guesses nearest to the right number ol beans in a jar placed on our
counter. Every 50c cash purchase entitles a cuslsmer to one guess. You may be the lucky one.
1 . e.icw, reasonable terms and lira! class quality have been the means ol rapidly reducing our
slock ol stoves' during llie past lew week. However we still have good sized atock ol Cook
Slave. Heaters and Coal Oil Stoves, which will he told at price ranging Irom $3.00 up to $90.
We are in a position to meet the closest competition, both in quality and price, Give us a all.
THE W. F. KING COMPANY
LOCAL MENTION
A. tt. Young Ml Tiuwitiiy tor I'urt.
hunt.
lien Hotter wm lit 1'rliii'vlllB from
Iti'iliiKiml Tii'wlnv.
MtM Num HU-srii t tli new
ilriml v nt Hit' il-r' ollUtt.
Till' F.-A Cliilt wn rutvrtnluml liwl
t'rUliiy I'' MIm AIIId llorlitnn.
Ilorti, to Hi wl(i o( l'Mnionit Koi,
iii'iir llitjr I'rwk, Motiilny, liny.
!irnTuimln,v, nt PuwWI UiiUin,
to tli wlfiMif .. T. lil.U'oii, a mm.
John Muhvn nllml th npunlutnwiit
nt Mill crwtt lift Mundny to the
MiilUlactluii ol lliiwo irwnt.
1M FurWuHti mid M lirotlirr who
lutvn honii'HU'iuliioii iiimt I'roolii-d
rlv.T, hit on Tuwuliiy' tiiKi tor
tlii-lr olil Iioiiib In Ki'ltU.
Uolh-r A lliiriii rw IHilHliliig the
Interior ol I'. .1. l.lvHy new rtl
ilenro. The tiulhllug will lie remly
lor Kvnjnim-y l nhotit it week.
Uee. Itiilley ir'ieheil nt "the Idl
follelle K. I100I houw Kiimliiy nt8 P.
in. lie report nn Iwrviuw In the
roiiKrefciitlou, Theru- were eight
thin time.
The nknlliig rluk oimmuh! Riiturdny
night miller the uittniigenient ol
Hoover 4 Holler. Attenilance him
bun g"l nil week nmJ on orderly
holme Initio wntohworJ.
. Jmk ArWl, who him Iteen work
tug on the night shift for the I. I- A
W. Co.. lor the punt eveml mmith,
will return to hi old home In t'hnt
tinioouft, Teim., In tt few ditya.
II. C. I-iinlu wit In from hi rtnlry
rulieh noHr Howard the flint of the
week. He I milking fourteen cow
at preKent.litid nelht ou mi average of
'ulioiii 300 pound of Imtter a month.
A. V. Untile and M. Ilwhtell.
who have Imx'U leliutlelil the county
clerk' ollUa for the piwt leverut
liionth. left for their hoiiietend
mmr Powell Hullo the flint of the
week.
Mr. M. J.Chrlstliiul lui completed
the reiirriinguieut of the Interior ol
her sture which I under leno to
Foter & H.vde, Thl give them
iiiiu h more Hhell room mid better dis
play Hpiiee.
Dr. Jlmne of Kuliorts mixed an
nhuniliinteron of currot till yeur ou
ft plei-e ol tiew land whltli had never
belore. urodueed ft erop. He old the
entire crop to resident yf the Ideality
Ht a good prleo.
1'nl.oi ("hiii-eh Service: Saturday
nt 2 p. in., I'oveiinnt meeting of the
luin-li. The member nro rciiuesU'd
t.n he nrenoiit. Hlllldny service, 10
a. m., lUlili) School; 11 ft. m proud.
- Ini?: tttllO t). in.. C. E. Society leau ny
Ml i:dna KhUw; 7.JI0 preneliing,
topic, "llllh article of faith Jimttfl
catlou by faith." Come with u and
honor the Lord. C. P.' Halley, pantor.
Mm, Mnrv K. Hmlth of Portland
arrived In I'rlnevllle hwt night.
Wnlhu-e Wllllnm ol Mndra. only
on ol Mr. and Mr. W. H. Wlllliim.
accidentally lmt hlmwlf Hiiudny
while duck huntliiir on Trout ( reek.
He wit pulling the gun out of the
rear end of the wngou when It wii
neclde nt ally dtm linrKed, killing him
hmtaully,
W, U, Kullawny and J. It. McClure,
rcpnwciitliiK the real rtnt Ann of
r'red A. JftcolM Co. of Portland, were
I'rluevlllu vlltor Tuewlny. They
were making a (lying trip through
thl country to get In Mruul touch
with actual condition. They
Itcllcve there will tie lomethlng doing
when Spring ox'n.
The Pith Annual Convention of the
On-iron Woolgrowcr' Convention
will lie held at Portland, January 8,
lull, Jt one day ln-fore the opening
of the 47th Annual Convention of the
National Aoclatlou. Portland I
making elaborate preparation to
give the a woolgrowcr umptuou
cntertulumciit.
We publlh eluewhere the card ol
Phoenix A Prewler: civil engineer
of'ltedmotid, Mr. Phoenix I well,
known In Itwlmond, and the new
member of the flrm, 4. II. llrewter,
I a graduate engineer, who ha
lieen with the Oregon Trunk Hue.
(1. It. I ii brother ol H. L. llreweter
who ha Uen with the couuty ur
wyor all ummer.
In the illy troro
Judge Kill wn In from Bend Hun
day.
-t". C. 1-unily I
Hum.
Lawrence Lleter I reported much
Improved.
H. C.Cnhlwell of Bend wa In Prlne
vllle Sunday.
Carl McKee of Lnmonta wan tn
I'rlnevllle Tueilay.
I). ). Vaudervert of Bend i In
Prlnevllle thl week.
It. L. Brewster wa In Prlnevllle
from Hedmond Sunday
Howard Turner of Madra wan In
I'rlnevllle thl morning.
II. J. Morrison of Cro Key wa
a btiHlnea vleltor Tuesday.
A. O. Hunter of llend wa a liul
ncBir vlHltor the liiHt ol the week.
Mr. and Mr. T. W. Taylor of 1 1 Ill-
man were In Prluevllle Sunduy.
Kred Smith of Paulina wa ft buil
ne visitor the hwt of the week,
S. C. Caldwell, who headed the
PeoDlc1 Ticket" In the Bend city
election Tuesday, wa defeated for
mayor by Pr. V. S. Coe, the vote
lielng Tl to 81. The councllmen
choseu are: Theodore Aune, II. E
Allen, and M. J. Kelly. J. E. Kelly
defeated C. A. Chapman for marshal
by a vote of SS to 63. The contest
was the hottest one ever held In
Bend.
The C. 8. & S. Company are carry
ng the Prluovllle-Bend mall In an
auto. The llinery ' surface of the
road can better lie coped with by
auto tluiu by team. V Ith railway
connection at Itedmond, Prlnevllle
should lie able to get mall supply
everv tlav In the year by auto from
that point by way of the straight
road across the upland. When this
road I completed It will lie possible
to get mall from and to Hedmond
from Prlnevllle In one hour almost
every day lu the year.
Tim Howard-Brown company sold
ins head of cows to the S. & S. com
pany of Portlund the first of the
week, which weighed out an average
of Ul pouuds. The cattle have been
fed at 0. V. Smith's ranch for about
two weeks. The men have 1:10 head
more which are being fed at this
kIhi'b. which, tlicv llirure. will be
enomrh to nrovlde meat tor the Or
gon Trunk construction camps until
the tniluB reach Mutollus. This, they
are Informed by the railroad people,
will lie by J amiary 1 unless landslides
become too frequeut.
Mr. and Mr. J. H. Wlndom were
in the city from" Culver yesterday.
Wm. Trelchel of Taullna we ft
biiHluess visitor the first of the week.
George Turner and Mr. Bnrrlmorc
were married In Prluevllle Tuesday
evening.
Tom Shnru. Jr. and family left
for Portland, where they will spend
the winter.
W. A. McFftrland will leave shortly
lor Ihlsler. where he will Bhoe the
C. 8. & 8. Company horse.
Ml Allle Hortgan was given a
"tin shower" Tuesday evetilng, by
the meinliers of the E-A Club.
Dennis Mathews of the local foreat
service, left the first of the week for
Hoseburg, where he will spend the
wluter.
C. W. Vjoodnlght Is building a
ilwiilllmr on his lots on Prluevllle
Heights, the first building for Prlne
vllle' latest addition.
Frank Iltiett. the Paulina mer
chant, passed through the city the
first of the week for Portland, wliere
he will speud the holidays.
Mr. and Mr. C. L. Roberts are re-
norted much Imnroved this week.
They have both been suffering from
typhoid fever for some time.
Tdm Hoover has completed his
home on the north side of Prluevllle
It I a modern dwelling and a valu
able addltlou tj that part ol theclty
Elder J. M. Lawson, the assocl
atlonal missionary, occupied the
pulpit lu the Union chucch last Sun
day. Good atteudance greeted the
speaker at both services.
Married. In this city. Wednesday
evening, Ml Pearl Keddlng of Polk
county, and Oeorge . Hllllord.
John Hlsemore. one of the pioneer
r.isldenUof Crook county, died In
(irnnta Pas a short time ago. HI
mm I In Prluevllle settling up bis
father's estate.
Collins KlkMis Jr. gave a party
yesterday afternoon commemorating
hi third year. Fourteen young
friends were present and the report
I that they all had a fine time.
A steam valve blew out at the
oower house Tuesday evening, and
theclty was dark for a tew minutes
until the trouble bad been repaired.
No damage was done, however.
The Ladles Aid of the Methodist
church will serve refreshments at the
home of Mrs. J. B. Shlpp, Tuesday
evening, Deceuitier 13, from 7 to 10.
Music. A cordial Invitation is ex
tended to all.
The ladles of the Baptist church
will hold a rummage sale and hand
kerchief baaar at Belknap hall
December 17. Alight lunch will lie
served In the afternoon. N Oyster
supper at 5 o'clock.
Services at the M. E. church next
Sunday. December 11: At 11 a. m.
and 7:30 p. ro. Good singing ot
Cnuiu.l annir at both services and
soeclal music at evening service
Subject for morning hour,"CUrIstlan
Cnltv." For evetilng. "The Things
Tlmt Make Life Worth While." You
are Invited.
The fanltor at the court hone has
a kick coming against the owners ot
loose stock that roam the streets at
night. The courthouse lawn Is an
Inviting pasture and here I where
the stock break In to feed. The
Janitor I a mild-mannered man, but
If something Is not done by the
owner to prevent the damage
cauwd by the cows he will take
effective mean to abate the nuisance.
A new city council was chosen lu
Madras Tuesday. Howard Turner
was re-elected mayor without opposl
tlon. The councllmen are: T. a
Tucker, 8. E. Gray, J. 0. Koblnson,
A. W. CulD. G. V. Stanton and C. L.
Roush. J. H. Jackson was elected
recorder aud D. w. Barnett, treasurer.
The tax levy tor the coming year
was fixed at 5 mills. The ordinance
regulating saloons was passed.
This ordinance placed the license at
$1000 per year payable semi-annually
In advance. The third violation oi
any provision of the ordinance for
feits the license.
Rancher Fined $500.
William Jones, Malheur county
rancher found guilty ot fencing
government range in eastern Ore
gon, was sentenced W pay a fine of
$500 and ccata bv Judge Wolver-
ton in United States court Monday.
The coats may amount to several
thousand dollars. William Han-
ley, recently found guilty of
similar offense and given a lite
Dunicbtnent, had to pay nearly
$1000 in costs.
Horigan-Cram Wedding.
At the residence of the brideV
carents. December 7th, Robert H
Cram and Miss Allie Horigan were
united in marriage, C. P. Bailey,
officiating. Miss Mamie Bailey
nlavedthe wedding march. Ibe
i - - -
rinff ceremony was used. Alter
- o -
which the happy couple led the
way to a table loaded with good
things to eat. The groom is a
young man, belonging to one of
Crook county best families, ine
bride is the accomplished daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Horigan.
Many useful and valuable presents
were given the happy couple.. Mr.
and Mrs. Cram left early this
morning for their home on Trout
Creek. The best wishes of "their
many friends follow them.
Wanted By man nd wife on ranch
or otlier work, uau ai misomce. ueci
New Year's Ball
-AT
Rev. J. 3. Hodges, who has been
chosen as pastor of the I1 Irst Presby.
tcrlan Church, arrived Tuesday
to take up his duties here. He
will preach next Sunduy, both morn.
Ing and evening.
CLUB HALL
Friday Evening, Dec. 30, 1910.
Muaic by Luckey'a Orchestra. A good time promiaed.
Come! Come!
VoUfCAN WVSIf
H EiMATTRESS
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!BEAR!NOTHISlABtL
Soap, water and a brush are H that la
Seeded to keep th. ontolds of an Ortennoor (
llattress sweet sad cleaa. I oe
need, attention. Costs nothing for repiirs.
An occasional "outing" In the sua keep It bah sad
new because It fat built (not .luffed) of Utk. fibrou.
Ctermoor sbertfc U cannot sag, lump or pk
like hair.' ' x '
, - - iha renoine Oitermoor. Woe
, the label pat there to protect you againat worthleM
1 Imitations. W. seU at factory, prices and invita
J .inspection. f .
The Winnek Co. be
Exclusive Agents for Prineville
Free Auto Excursion
to
Prineville Heights
PrinevlUe's latest residence district, just platted and now on the market.
Meet us at the Hotel Prineville at the time'specmed-above and examine
the property. Buy a lot in Prinevilles sanitary residence district on
easy terms. No sloughs, marshes or mosquitoes. Less host than on
the river bottom. Fresh air. pure water and an excellent view o! the
city. City water will be conveyed to the property at our expense. Lots
40x114; prices range from $80 to $200. Hall cash, balance payable
at $10 per month; 6 per cent on deferred payments, Examine the
maps at our ofKce.
HENDERSON INVESTMENT CO.
Prineville Hotel Building, Ground Floor
Prineville, Oregon.
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Dry Goods-Shoes.
X E. Stewart Co,
Coffee M.J.B. Coffee
ARE YOU SATISFIED with the coffee you are using?
Try a can of M. J. B. 1 lb. tin 45c. 3 lb. tin $1.25. 51b.
tin $2.00. ; '
Groceries-Hardware.
Tree Tea
Sold in three flavors: "Ceylon" "Japan" "Eng
lish Breakfast
Full Weight Packages,Net 6 and 12 oz.
Money Refunded if these Fail to Please You.