Every Roof-leak make a Pocket-leak
uenasco
Ready Roofing
stops both. It stays waterproof
and docs away with needless expense-bills.
It is made of Trinidad Lake Asphalt
Nature's one perfect waterproofcr; made
A by The Barber Asphalt Paving Company
l -the largest producers of asphalt and
largest manutacturers of ready roof-
ing in the world.
Savant w.llm in mineral and imouth turfaoa
ASK TOU SAMPLES AND
PRINTED MATTER
Fencing:
The hinged joint, tension curve and heavy material are what
makes the AMERICAN fence stand, when other fences go
down. A Rabbit proof, Cattle strong, Hog tight, Horse high
fence will add many times the price of the fence to the value of a ranch.
GROCERIES Carr 8 comP'ete 8tock of high-grade groceries. Are you one of the satisfied buyers in thii
HARDWARE
Is our specialty. If we do not have what you want, there is very little chance of
finding it this side of Portland.
What we want to do, strive to do, and succeed in doing is to make SATISFIED
CUSTOMERS.
The W. F. King Co.
LOCAL MENTION
J. M. Strset cams up from The
allt Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. BurgUnil curae
over from Athwooj last Saturday.
1'f. Fo will preach at the
McKy sohoolhousu SumUy it 3
p. m.
.MnK()UIrda skate at Rink Hull
next Saturday evening. Dig time
promineil.
The I'rinevilla school dintrict
voted 15 mill tax nt ilia annual
school meeting Saturday.
The I egree of Honor, A. 0. U.
V., lat week paid to (!. Springer
ol Culver 1000 death benefit.
Do not lorget the liaznar tomor
row at I. 0. O, F. 1U11. (iood
thing to buy and good thing to
eat.
Rev. J. M. Crenshaw of Red
mond wishes to announce that he
will preach at Shephard school
hotiieon December 17.
Joseph T. Fbx of l'rineville, J.
Houston and Albert J. Hous
ton of Roberts, proved up before
U. 8. Commissioner luffy this
week.
F. Fremont, tho architect, and
(1, M. Corneit left the first of the
week for Portland. Mr. Cornell
will buy the furniture for his new
home while at the metropolis.
Alox Mackintosh nnd Z. M.
ISrown are importing pure-bred
llolstein cows from New York for
Crook county farmers. Their first
shipment, which consisted of thrte
earn, arrived at Redmond last
week. These gentlemen visited
several different states before they
found stock that suited.
W. V. Foster of Reaver creek
was injured by hayrack falling
on him the first of tho week and
was brouvht to Prinevilla for med
ical treatment. V. P.Treichl of
Paulina made the trip in bis car
in quick time.
The Ladies' Annex held its r(f
ular monthly meeting last Tues
day. It was decided to bold a
New Year's reception snd a com
mittve on arrangements was ap
pointed of which Mrs. Charles
Klkins is chairman.
fchanlko Star: (i. IS. Pulham,
superintendent of the l'rineville
Land & Livestock Company, ar
rived in Slmniko from a week's
business trip to Portland, and was
en route to the ranch at Muddy
Siation. The company is to ship
ten cars of multon from this point
within a few days.
Mrs. Keller of Winnepeg and
Mrs. Davis of Toronto, Canada,
mother and sister of Mrs. John R.
Stinson. left the first of the week
for their respective homes. While
on the way to Portland Mrs. Kel
ler received word that her home
near Winnepeg was destroyed by
fire. Nothing was saved. The
lady then decided to spend the
winter in Portland.
H. H. Fletcher, of the Fletcher
Furniture Company of The Dalles,
was in l'rineville Suturilay looking
over this place as a possible loca
tion for a branch store. Mr.
Fletcher said the town looked good
to him. The character of the
buildings under construction and
completed this year gave the place
an air of stability and prosperity
that inspired permanent growth,
lie felt sure that l'rineville would
see him again in the spring.
LOCAL MENTION
Born Thanksgiving morning,
to the wife of Sichel lliukle, a girl.
Mrs. Orlando I'arrish of Hay
creek was a l'rineville visitor yes
terday, William Johnson of Laidlaw
came in Wednesday to extend the
tax roll.
Dr. Rosenlierg got back last
night from a professional visit to
The Dalles.
It. Allen, the harnessmaker for
12. II. Smith, has gone to the Wil
lamette to spend the holidays.
Pendleton and The Dalles will
settle, the Eastern Oregon inter
scholastic football championship
at The Dalles tomorrow. Neither
team has been defeated this year.
Tho Dalles defeated Hood River
Thanksgiving 116 to 0.
W. II. W. Hamilton has sold
his interest in the real estate busi
ness to his partner and will locate
in California. Mr. Hamilton bag
been in business in l'rineville for
three years as surveyor and lo
cator. During that time he has
located 287 people on Crook coun
ty land and we have yet to hear
of a single person who can say he
misrepresented facts. Mr. Hamil
ton was a good man for the town
and we regret his departure. His
family will follow him in a few
days. r
Curtis Bakery.
Sells bread at 5 rents per loat or 21
loaves for , Whole wheat, Graham
and all kimls of bresrt, cakes and pies,
maile to order. Opposite Crook County
Itauk. U-!-tf
Notice to My Friends.
T am out to win the Journal Piano.
W hen you subscribe remember me with
your votes. Mas. Yira Cviies.j 11-10
Allie Etiglo, of Wood burn, was
grunted a permit to marry Mrs.
Eva Winslow, of Prineville, at
Vancouver, Wash., Nov. 28
Mrs. Mattie Taylor, after a
two weeks' tisit with her parents
and friends, left Thursday for
her home in Grass Valley.
Misses Mamie Bailey and Eva
Boldman spent Tnanksgiving at
the Manford Nye ranch, guests
of Miss Wilda They report a
delightful time. Of course, Roy,
Robert and liny were there.
Married At tho residence of
Mrs. 0. L. Ellefson, this city.
Tuesday, .Arthur C. Curtis and
Miss Thurz L. Negus, Justice
of the Peace Kennedy officiating.
Doth the young people are from
Limonta, and they left shortly
after the ceremony for their
home.
Champ Smith and Guy Ailing
ham have bought a saloon busi
ness at Redmond and will open
up about the ICth of December.
Mr. Allingham will go there and
look after the business, while
Champ is to be the sole manager
of the Reception at Prineville.
As Redmond is a first-class busi
ness point these days with a
splendid future, tho firm is
lucky to get in on the ground
tloor and will do nicely.
For Sale.
S lots in block east of new school,
r0; 2 business lots opposite P. O. Cul
ver, $."00, easy lerms; 100-acre relin
quishment, livine sprinir, price of loca
tion fee, $100. For quick sale aiUlrees
Ownkk, Journal Utlke. 11-30
Horses for Sale.
On the old C. Sam Smith rnncli,
near l'rineville: sold In any number I
at reiisotmble prices. For further
Information address CJ. II. Ruskkli.,
l'rineville, Oregon. . 12-lti-tf
Selling Out
At Reduced Prices
Stock consists of Blankets, Comforts,
Pillows, Pillowcases, Sheets, Etc.,
Trunks, Suitcases, Hand-bags, and
House Furnishings of all kinds, sold
at prices that will save you money.
J. F. MORRIS
Free!
Free!
Beautiful China Dinner Set Given Away
Atthe
Cash Grocery
George Whiteis, Prop.
For every dollars worth of merchandise purchased at this store, a
ticket will be given which will entitle the holder to one chance fcr
the China Dinner Set to be given away December 30. Sale will
commence Saturday, December 9, and
Closes December 30th.
C
OS
:ng out
J. E. Stewart & Co. Are Going Out of Business
We are going to close out our ENTIRE $25,000.00 STOCK of Goods by MAY 1st, 1912.
Sale
Begins
i
SfttUraSiy.
December
Store will be closed on afternoons of Tuesday and Wednesday, Dec.
1 2 and 1 3, and all day Thursday and Friday, Dec. 1 4 and 1 5, for the
purpose of marking and arranging stock.
This is a bonafide
sale for the pur
pose of Closing
Out.
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