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County Fair Bargains Wednesday, Oct. 11
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The "Gordon" $3.00 Hat.
Our principal exhibit will be at our store to
which we cordially invite you.
Young Men's and Other Men's Clothing.
During this month we are making a big
cut in our suits and a big cut in the prices.
We claim to save you money on suits and
overcoats. We make good our ad's. Try
us.
Suits $7.50. $9.50. $ 1 2.00. $15.00. $20.00
Odd Dress Pants $2.00 and up.
if you want a good hat.
DRESS GOODS. Our display tables show dozens of patterns. They
are exceptional values. See them.
MOTHERS, Get Boy's Clothing Here.
Not a question of saving money, but "how
much?"
Boy's 1 ligh Top Tan Shoes, all sizes
Boy's Caps and Corduroy Pants.
Boy's Sweaters and Overcoats.
A splendid 2-blnded knife given with every
Boy's suit sold.
BIG VALUES IN BLANKETS.
Cotton in light and heavy weights. Wool in
light and heavy weights. Robe blankets in
several grades.
Now is the time to buy Underwear. Full run of
sizes, in regular and union suits for everybody.
1 losiery for all the family. Get this brand.
The Original! The Reliable! The Best!
Oliver Chilled and Steel Plows. Gangs,
Sulkey and Walking. Shows the new No. 28
Sulkey with No. 50 Bottom for both old and
new lands.
The Improved New Kentucky Drill sows
anything from beans to clover seed. No
trouble to handle. Dozens sold and used
in this county.
Collins W. Elkins
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Will Develop the
Lower Deschutes
The first large effort to use the
immense power of the lower Des
chutes river was anaounced last
week, in the organization of the
Deschutes River Kim rock Power
Company, with ex-Congressman
M. A. Moody of The Dalles as
president and principal stock
holder, and Le Roy Park, presi
dent of the state immigration
commission, secretary and treas
urer. The capitalization is 11,000,
000. Articles of incorporation
were filed Tuesday of last week.
A London syndicate, Mr. Parks
said at the time, has underwrit
ten $9,000,000 in bonds for the
big company. The names of the
financiers who constitute this
syndicate are for the present
witheld.
Two power plants will be built
Work of construction will be com
menced within 90 days. All
rights have been secured from
the government, it is announced,
and the land on the banks of the
Deschutes for a distance of sev
eral miles is largely in owner
ship of the new power company.
The two power plants together
will develop 80,000 horsepower,
which will be used in pumping
water on a tract of 25.000 acres
near the mouth of the Deschutes
which will txj irrigated in this
way, and later cut up into smal
ler tracts.
The first of the two plants will
be built at the mouth of the river
and will develop 15,000 horse
power. The second plant will
be a mile upstream and will de
velop C5,000 horsepower.
What will be the additional
uses for the immense amount of
power generated by the two big
plants is not announced.
"The agents and experts of ;he
London syndicate have been on
the ground and have approved
the immense power possibilities
that we shall realize with the
Djschutes River Electric Rim-
rock Power Company," said Mr.
Park.
"The company is well financed
and it is assured of success from
the very beginning. The best
electrical engineers and con
structing experts in the United
States will be employed to attend
to the building of the plants and
their operation and maintenance
when completed."
For many years the power pos
sibilities of the Deschutes, thous
ands of horsepower going to
waste every minute, has been
the subject of many essays and
attempts to get the power rights
When the railroads were under
construction up the Deschutes
canyon, greatest care and super
vision were exercised by the gov
ernment to see that the construc
tion work interfered not in the
least with the potential power
development. The announce
ment of the new company with
its heavy backing comes as the
fruit of this long discussion, and
for the first time in history the
powerful Deschutes is to be har
nessed and used n the perman
ent development of the country
round about.
Delegates Caught
in a Snowstorm
A dispatch from Hurni aaya that the
delegation Irom Portland ami Crook
county wa halted Sunday night in the
moun taint of Crook county hjr a inow
form and member! put up (or the
night at comfortable place en route.
They came on Monday, arriving at 2
o'clock and found pleasant minihine in
Harney valley. Several auto were sent
out by the Uurn Commercial Club to
meet the party and give any relief
needed in care of disabled machinei.
On their arrival here the menilxira met
a roueing welcome from the local people
and the delegation Irom I,akeview.
$750 for Quarter Block.
t'M 1 1 1 1 v n ii iiuitrtiT Mock one
libick iuth from nt'W public evhutO
uroumlx; cultivated. Aildnw llu
:U. 7-l.l.K
A full line of new fresh groceries at
the Cash Grocery. S.w what cash will
buy.
For Sale or Trade.
Slnglo driving rig; will aell for cash
or trade for wood, hay or grain. Ad
dreM p. O. Itoi 10;i, Prineville. 8-28 2t
For Sale.
Ilicycle In good condition,
mica I Kick.
See Kkid-
9-at-3t
School children will lave money by
buying their tablet at thS ("ash
Grocery.
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Stray Calf.
There came to my premiifef a red
heifer call about 7 months old; a pet.
Owner can have name by calling on C.
I- V. Marker, Prineville, Oregon, and
paying cost 10-5-Up
Wanted at Once.
Good collector and aolicitor; good
nay. Give references. Addres P. ().
Box IS, Piineville, Oregon. 10-5-tf
For Sale.
The household furniture of Mr. W,
II. Kvani, such as ruga, carpet, clinira,
bed; In fact everything In the house.
1st atreet 1 block aouth and 2 block
east of court limine. U-2S-2t
The Home Bakery.
Freah bread baked daily. Pastry or
dera promptly tilled, lint coffee and
aandwiche aarved. Delivery at 11 and
4 o'clock.
91-t' Mk. F. E. Hkosii a, Prop.
Expren and Paaicngert.
. F. pre
vllln one
H8
matter from I ulver to Princ
rent a pound. Passenger
Ijk K1) ST4iiK Co-
For Sale.
10-MKini furnished hnoae with bath
and cellar., for aale. Inquire of M.
Jaxsia I). IVtunT. tu-U
Ayerdales For Sale
Thorotiidilirvd Ayerdnle pupplea fur
anle. (1. W. ItOHF.ItTS at I'rtnevlllr-
Mnt'hliie Shop.
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For Sale.
One thoroughbred grav Percheron
atallion, weight aliout IDOO i-ounda,.
height IS haiida, aged 10 year; flue
diKaition.
Alao one Spaniah Mammoth Jack,
Jurden, No. 1073, black with while
points, height lft handa; aged III years;
long lio.lv, linn head and eara, Hat bone
and big feet, Inquire of
F.i.la (;. Km.,
8- lMtf Kedmond, Ore,, licit. Iiellvery.
Percheron Stallion For Sale.
On October 1st I will have a tine
black registered I'erchnron stallion In
Prineville. Ho will lie on exhibition,
during Fair week. Anyone wishing a
good young homo will do well to ae
him. Leave your name at the Journal
office. J. o. WuiT.MCitK,
9- 21-4t-p Hampton, Or.
Crook County Journal, county
oflioial paper, f 1.50 a year.
CEN
GON FAIR
To be held at
Prine
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Oregon,
Oct.
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For General Information See Posters and Premium List.
J. S. FOX, Secretary, Prineville, Oregon.