GIRLS' BEDROOMS.
How to Make Them Attractive at
Small Expense.
EFFECTS WITH CUSHIONS,
If Vu Hav an Old India !
prtad In Wvn Otsign Us II by
All Muni In Your Furnishing De
lightful Clr Bchamt In Shtll pink.
Th Charm ( Pith Ntt,
tier are um tugfnatlons for mak
lug young girl's bedroom charming
awl daUtr during tba auuimsr tnontba.
If you Tiara among tit heirloom la
four doum an old woven twdapread of
wool In Imllgu bin and wlillo ton can
mak a wondurful ruahlun out of Lin
donliu, Willi aom embroidered Jape
una swallows In night on IL Tha
tltrhea can b of Ilia long and faulty
worked typo, and you win ba aur
prlaed to dnd bow few of thara will
niaka a dainty, airy fToct Id mhrold
ring the wbll and gray awallowa
skimming across an Imaginary aky of
denim.
If your bedspread la of cretonne,
with a ranury tuna rdouilna(li)g,
your ruahlun would be a perfectly
rhnrnilng ono made of a pal gold
hade of Baleen with a mall apray of
purple Marin embroidered acroa II
or elae big purple clcmatla. Tie tills
In lb chair with vlnlut rlhlKin. The
bedspread and cuahlons really glv the
keynote to the room In color and are
very luipnrtnnt In the scheme of fur
Mailings. Now, supiHiau your favorite
nilor to lie shell pink. You enn carry
out the arhem In a bedspread of
sateen with npplliua of lac medal
lions bver II at Intervals, and you can
have cushion of the same anteen with
smaller lace medallions thereon. KUh
net la very "artistic" used over plain
color for spread and cuahlona. with n
big. soft Imw of rlhlxin on the spread
and one on the tie couch cushion. A
simple di'lft pattern la lovely In cre
tonne, and Ihla make a pretty blue
and while apnnd and cuahlotia with
delft blue bowa. Hut the moat fasci
nating color for a spread Is light
green. It la airy and springlike, and
the embroidered fern front for the
cuahlon Is Jut perfect In the way of
suggesting the return of buda and
flowers lu tho woods.
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HOLIDAY MAKERS.
Timely Tips For Vsostleniats That
May Corns In Hsndy.
After walking In the rnln It la a
good Idea to lay one's boots on their
sides In order that air msy get to the
wettest parts. If boot trees bar been
left at home the boots should be stuff
ed with newspaper, which will keep
them lu shnpo.
The unaccustomed hardness of the
witter mars the pleasure of bolldny
makers In some parts of the country.
When rnlnwster Is not obtalnabl a
llttl born i or ammonia will prov a
good softener.
A ennvaa covered traveling trunk
may I s waterproofed as follows: Mnk
up a llipuir of one pound of yellow
sonp dissolved In a qunrt of hot water.
Add to this three quarts of boiled oil
and a quart of turpentine. Mix well
together and apply two costa. When
thoroughly dry apply a third cent In
which about twlc Ita weight of dark
brown oxide or lampblack ground In
oil has been well stirred. This may
now bo coated over once or twlc with
rery hard black Japan slightly thinned
with turpentlue or (more cheaply) with
good pslnt thinned with beat copal
Tarnish and turpentine.
Put a few pnpor napkins In your bag
when traveling. When your hRnds get
dirt j or sticky use a clean paper nap
kin to wipe them. If the railway car
window la si on mod and you wish to
look out wipe It with one of the paper
napkins. You will In this way aava
tunny ordinary biindkorchtefs.
If the necessary black boot polish
tins boon left behind a cut orange dip
ped In a shovelful of soot from the
chimney Is a makeshift which can usu
ally bo turned to account In the most
out of the way plnces. The carbon
from a kettle la Just as good for tha
purpose as chimney soot
Nsw Mat. rials For Pillow Tops.
Moipiotto velours, new among pillow
top fabrics. Is a lovely weave of soft
put coloring In Persian rug designs
and, while a bit expensive, Is reputed
to wear Indefinitely. Of equally at
tractive design and coloring are the
qiinresof silk tnpostry or silk dnmask
tlmt come In the various pillow sizes,
and snmowhnt more practical looking
are the tups of hand tooled leathor In
Indian red, Chinese blue and Japnnese
ten green. A now material of the
Iniindnrnble sort that la Ideal for pil
low tops und fnr from costly Is an nn
fndable madras of Incy openwork
weave. It comes in lovely Bhudos of
green, brown, blue, rose and gold, in
two toned effects and In combinations
- of brown with green or rose and of
, pile blue with gold or vlolot
Linen Eoonomy,
For the woman who has no mnld or
who has a small apartment and docs
bor own laundry work a great doal of
labor may be saved by using paper
napkins Instead of linen ones when
there nro no guests present The
Inundating of napkins takes quite a
little time and care, and one might
Just ns well have that time for a bit
of rest or reading. Paper towels, too,
have been made quite practical and
spccliilly where there are children
will also be found a great labor saving
. device.
IN GRANDMA'S DAY.
lummif Hut With
Rminient Air.
roiarriisxuT chowxid rat.
This la th very latest hat for th
summer girl, and It la adorably rem
Inlscent of bur grandma's day. Illut
forgetmenota ar uinssed In low ef
fect over plaque of leghorn, and
streamers of Dutch blue ribbon fall
from a bandeau which tips th llttl
bat forward over th fnr.
FOR WOMEN INVESTORS.
Hsr Ar Ten Dents That Will Ba
Useful to Plungers.
Don't speculate. It la better to keep
what you hare than to risk losing tt
all In order to make a little more.
Don't expect your money to earn 10
per cent It la too much to ask of It
Don't bide your money In your bouse
There ar many nior burglars than
there are dishonest bankers. Trust the
banks, but don't trust the burglars.
Don't buy from brokers you do not
know. There ar a grent many good
ones of whom you may readily Inquire.
Don't put fnlth In a "tip." Croesus
norer bad a tenth as much money aa
la lost every year by persons who In
vest lu tips on tho stock uinrket
Don't aa a rule, buy mining stock
for an Investment Some are excellent
but more are not when considered Id
the light of investments.
Don't expect th security you pur
chsse to advance quickly. Thla will
sav you from almost certain disap
pointment Don't buy any stock or bond aa an
Investment that haa not been Inextst
nce fur a considerable time A divi
dend paying record Is sn excellent
guld to follow.
Don't let your money He Idle. Mnke
It work, as you have probably worked
to get It
Don't go "long" and "short" of a
stork at the aame time. Your broker
la the only person who can possibly
mnke a profit out of such a transac
tion, aa be gets the commissions.
Nsw Llngsrl Slip.
The elaborate frock of embroidery
and Ince duos not entirely depend on
Its trimming for Ita smart effect Co
der It la worn a perfectly fitting foun-
OF BirEKn KRKNCH NAINSOOK.
datlon slip consisting of narrow petti
coat and brassiere. The slip pictured
la of sheer French nainsook trimmed
with vol lace and ribbon.
Woman Moaaio Worker.
Miss Gertrude Martin 1b the only
woman master mosaic worker In Eng
land, and two new mosulcs. bor work,
wore unveiled In the lady chapel of
the Westiulustor Roman Catholic ca
thedral at Easter. The method she
uses Is the sume that wns employed
by the ancleut Italian masters who
worked In St. Mark's. Miss Martin Is
by profession an artist, having studied
In England and In Paris, and two
yenrs ago took up the work of mosaic.
She gays It Is work entirely suited to
a woman if she dues not mind getting
nor bands dirty. Any novice can work
at a background, she snys. hut some
training as an artist is necessary for
the other work.
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KaGupboard
CHESTNUTS AS VEGETABLES.
CII1..S ITX are avniluble nnd make
such su acreptable variation In
the bill of far that It Is a wouder
they are smt nior generally uaed.
The large Kalian chestnuts can b
pure tinned In must towns and are th
ones generally used In cooking, al
though Ihs smsllsr ones ar Just aa
sultsbl.
Tsmptlng Nut Meats.
Htewed ( lien! nuts.-Peel off th out
side skin of the chestnuts, then steep
In boiling wster until th Inner skins
can be removed. Throw th nuts aa
fast as peeled Into cold water. Put
two ounea of butter lu a saucepan
with two talilespoonfuls of flour, ritlr
until blended, then pour In a half pint
or mors of clear broth, stirring until
smooth Rait to taate. add chestnuts
and simmer gently until soft
Kerr with roasted meats or poultry.
Deviled Chestnuts. Tak a quart of
chestnuts, remov tb shells and blsncb
the meats.
Dry thoroughly, then ptsc on th
fire In a saucepan and brown In bet
olive oil or butter. Hprlnkle with fine
salt and a dsab of csyenue and serv
at dlnlier after the cheese.
Dainty Sid Dishes.
Chestnut Kalad.-Tak a half dozen
chestnuts. Itvmova the shells, put Into
a ssueepnn of hot water and boll twen
ty minutes. Drain and plung Into
cold water until the skins loosen. Peel,
cut Into quarter and dust wltb salt
and pepper.
Peel four large aour apples, core and
rut Into pieces the slue of the nuts.
Cut some of the dark meat of a cold
roasted chicken, turkey or duck Into
pieces of the an me size and arrange on
lettuce leaves In the so lad bowl or In
dividual plntea.
Sprinkle with two talilespoonfuls of
chopped mixed pickles and dress wltb
a French dressing of oil and vinegar
and serv.
A Toothsom Sweat.
Chestnut Krlttera. Take a couple of
dozen chestnuta. Roast and akin these
and pound to a smooth pasta. Add
two talilespoonfuls of rice flour, one
tnblespoouful of sugsr and two tea-
spoonfuls of lemon Juice. Wulxk the
yolks of three eggs until light and
whip the whiles to a stiff froth with a
pinch of salt, yttr first the yolks,
then tho whites. Into the chestnut flour
and use a llttl thick cream to moisten.
I.I ft the mixture between two spoons,
which bar been well boated In boiling
water, and fry In smoking hot fnt
Drain on white paper and send to
table arranged In a pile, sprinkled
wltb sugar, ou a well beated dish.
KiTGHEN
CANDIES FOR SANTA CLAUS.
NO doubt Sauta Claus feels the high
cost of living and will be glad
If thoughful mothers lighten his
expenses by acting aa first aids to his
department In preparing simple can
dies for the Christmas stocking.
These wholesome candies will please
the little ones quite as well as those
bought in the shops.
Nut Swsstmsata.
Cocoanut Halls. Take a pound of
loaf sugar and boll it In a gill of water
until It hardens when tested in cold
water, then flavor with rose or orange
flower water and stir into it sufficient
grated cocoanut to make it quite thick.
8bape tt Into balls, place these on an
oiled dish and leave them till hard,
when they should be quite firm outside,
but soft and semifluid Inside.
Marzipan. Take a pound of sweet
almonds and blanch these, adding two
or three bitter almonds If liked.
Pound them In a mortar till smooth,
adding drop by drop a lit tie rose or
orange flower water. Then stir, this
mixture over a alow tire with one pound
of sugar till it forms a smooth paste
which will not stick to the lingers when
touched. Dust a board with powdered
sugar, spread the paste thinly on this
and cut Into any shape or size desired.
Seasonable Sweets.
Christmas Kisses. Heat the whites ot
six eggs' until stiff. Stir In oue-hulf
pound of powdered or confectioner's
sugar. Drop this in teaspoonfuls on
oiled paper and dry In a slightly warm
oven for nbout forty minutes. Lift
from the paper and stick together in
pairs with a bit of white of egg.
Some of the kisses may be made b
adding a little melted chocolate to the
beaten egg nnd others by using a little
melted red elly to give them a pretty
rose tint.
lee Cream Candy. Take eight cup
fuls of sugar, two cupfuls of hot water,
one tenspoonful of cream of tartar, dis
solved In cold water, a lump of butter
flie size of an egg and two teaspoonfuls
of vanilla. Put the water and sugar on
the tire In a saucepan..- Sfir until dis
solved. When it begins to boll add the
cream of tartnr and let it boll twenty
minutes without stirring. Add the but
ter tit the last minute. When It hnrd-
ens in cold wnter it Is doue. Pour on
buttered platters, sprinkle with vanilla
and let it cool. Pull, drawing it out
Into sticks and cut with sharp scissors
the desired length.
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die, Trreas
Nsticc to Creditors.
Notice Is hereby given by the un-
l.iiut.,u.l ..l...l..lo.n...MtV ... l...
ui if-iuni, i hi- ftii iiiiuini i evil ia u i mr
estate of Joseph 11. Delore, deceased,
to tne creditors ot snni estate ana
nil persons having claims neatnst
the same to present such claims to
the undersigned at the otlice ol T. E.
J. Dufiy, In Prineville, Crook county,
urt'Kon, within six mouths from the
first publication ol this notice.
Dated and published the first time
this 13th day of March, 1913.
ViRMNIA DKI.OKE,
Administratrix of the estate of
Joseph H. Delore, deceased. 3-13-7t
Notice to Creditors. u
Notice is hereby given by the un
dcrslKued, the administrator of the
estate ol Samuel S. Jones, deceased,
to all creditors ot said deceased and
to all persons having claims against
said estate to present tliom with the
proper vouchers to the undersigned
at the otlice of M. R. Elliott In Priue
vllle, OrcRon, witliin'slx months from
the first publication, ol this notice.
Dated this 3d. day of April, 1913.
ClIAltt.KS E. JliNKM,
Administrator of the Estate of Sam
uel S. Jones, Deceased.
Hotic for Publication
Department of the Interior.
I'. 8. Laud Otlice at The Dallea. Oregon.
...... , . Mr 27, H13.
fiotice la hereby given that
Walter T. Morris,
ol Put. Oregon, who on Novornber 11,
1W7, mad homestead No. I57H6, aerial
No. 042.V! fnra4 uHiiwi; ,4
south, range 21 east, Wiilametti merid-
ii, nas uiwi nonce ol Intention to
make final flva.VMf hmu.1 ... i.i : l.
- ,"wi -wii,iu
claim to tl land abov described be-
ore u. vi. miller, I . ri. commissioner,
at litr nffiM a , pl; ft.. . i
.......... . .-.,,, isicfiii, un lu
(th day of July, 1913.
lyiaimant name aa witnesses: L. W.
Bennett and John O. Morris, of Bsrne,
Oregon, and W. A. Carson and H. 8.
Morris, ol Post, Oregon.
C. W. Moose, Register.
.Sheriffs Sal.
By virtue of an execution, decree and
order of sal, issued out ol the circuit
court of the state of Oregon for the
county of Crook, and bearing the seal
ol said onurt, to me directed and dated
the 23rd day ol May, 1913, upon a decree
of foreclosure ol a certain mortgage and
judgment rendered, and entered in said
court on tb 6tb day of May, 1913, in a
ess where Samuel H. Davis was plain
tiff and Martha J. Hartwig and L. E.
Hart wig were defendants; said decree
and judgment being in favor ol the
plaintiff and against the defendant
herein named as judgment debtor in
the sum of six thousand ilKonnr.ii
dollars, witb interest thereon at the
rate ol seven per cent per annum from
the 10th dav of Jsnnarv. 1!H1 nrf
three hundred ($300 00) dollaia attorn
ey lees, and the further turn ol 110 4)0
dollars costs incident to and acciuing
upon me service ol tbe writ of execu
tion, and commanding- me to make a.l-
ol the real property embraced in raid
decree ol loreclosure and hereinafter
described, 1 will on
Sstaraay, tlw 28th Da? f Jaat, 1911,
at the hour ol two o'clock in tba after
noon ol said dav. from the nortn atena
ol the county court house at Prineville,
Lrook county, Oregon, sell at public
auction to the highest bidder tor cash in
hand, all the right, title and interest
wbicb the defendants, Martha J. Hart
wig and L. E. Hartwig, or either ol
them had on th 5th dav ol Mav. 1913.
or any interest that all or either ol said
defendants may have acquired since
taat date, or now have, to tbe following
described real property, to-wit:
The southwest Quarter of aertinn
eight, in township fifteen, south ol range
eleven, eaat ol W illamette meridian, in
Crook county, Oregon.
Or so much cf said property as will
satiety said decree and judgment with
tbe costs and accruing costs, said sale
to be made subject to confirmation and
redemption as by law provided.
Dated at Prineville. Oreson.thia the
24tb day ol May, 1913.
IBANK ELEINS,
Sheriff of Crook County, Oregon.
By D. H. Peoples, Deputy. 5 29 5t
Notic for Publication
Department of the Interior.
U. S. Land Umc at tbe Dal its. Oregon.
May 17th, 1913.
Notice la hereby given that
Kollio O. Uooven.
of Roberts, Oregon, who on Augu-t 15th.
lull, made homestead No. 0W02. for n1-,
ne1;, sw! nej, and se1, section 17.
Uiwnship 17. south, ranee 17 -a.it, Will,
ametie Meridian, has tiled notice of Inten
tion to make commutation proof, to estab
lish claim to the land above described, be
fore Timothy E.J.Dutry.U.S.Oommiasioner
at his ottice. at Prineville, Oregon, ou the
23d day of June, 1913.
Claimant names as witnesses: Hans
Jscolwen. Jo-ih E. Roberts, (iranvilie H.
Nye, of Roberts. Oregon, and Don H. Peo
ples, all of Prineville, Ore. C.W.Mooas,
Register.
Notic for Publication
Department ol the Interior.
U. S. Land Office at The Dalles, Ore iron.
April 21at, 1913.
Notice is hereby given that
James Lawrence,
ol Howard, Oregon, who, on February
zist, ma e nomesteaa no. 09984,
lor nej lej, section 8, township 14
South, Range 19 East, Willamette Me
ridian, has filed notice ol intention to
make commutation proof, to establish
claim to the land above described. before
the County Clerk, at his office, at Prine
ville, Oregon, on tbe 7th day ol June,
Claimant names aa witnesses : Arthur
J. Champion, Chester Starr, Ike Blevin,
Clifford Minard, all of Howard, Oregon.
o-t Vj. v . aiooKK, Register
Notice to Creditors
Notice Is herehy g-iven that the un
dersigned has been, by the County
rourt ol the state ol Oregon, tjr
Crook coutity,duly appointed admin
istratrix of the estate of William
Adams, deceased, and all persons '
Having claims against said estate are
hereby required to present the same.
duly verified, to said administratrix,
at the law office of M. E. Brink, in
the city of Prineville, Crook county,
Oregon, wlthlu six months from the
date ol the first publication ot this
notice.
Dated and published first time thla
15th day oj May, 1913.
ANNA Apams,
Administratrix of the estate of Wil
liam Adams, deceased. 5-15-6p
Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior.
lr. S. Land Office at Burns, Oregon,
Mav 2, 1913
Notice ie hereby given that
Ferdinand M. Smith
whose postothce address is Paulina,
Oregon, did, on the 10th day ol April,
1913, tile ill this otlice sworn statement
and application No. 0titi73, to purchase
the ss swi, section 24 and nej nwj
section 25, township 18 south, range 2o
east, Wi'lamette Meridian, and the
timber thereon, under the provisions ol
tne act ot June is, li8, and acts amend
atory, known as the "Timber and
Stone Law," at such value as might be
fixed by appraisement, and that, pur
suant to such application, the land and
limner tnereon nave been appraised, in
the aggregate (350.00: that said aDnli-
cant will offer tiual prool in support ol
ins application ana sworn statement on
the 30th day ol July. 1913. before T. E.
J. Duffy, t. S. Commissioner, at his
otlice at Prineville, Oregon.
Any person is at liberty to protest
this purchase before entry, or initiate a
contest at any time before patent issues
by tiling a corroborated allidavit in this
otlice, alleging facts which would defeat
tne entrv.
6-8 lot Wm, Fabrk, Register.
Hstice for Publication
Department of tbe Interior.
L. 8. Land Office at Burns, Or-gon.
May 21, 1913.
Notice is hereby given that
Perry W. Eddy,
of Paulina, Oregon, who on Mar 26,1011,
made homestead entry No. 05455 lor 1
' swi and i n J. section 4, township 17
! south, range 24 east, Willamette mend-
ian, has filed notice ol intention to make
final commutation Drool to eauhliah
claim to the land above described, be
fore L. M. Miller, U. S. Commissioner,
at her office, at Paulina, Oregon, on the
10th day ol Jnly, 1913.
Claimant names as witnesses John B.
Parks, A. A. Coleman, John Christen
son and Magnus Peterson, all of Paul
ina, Oregon. Wat. Fsski,
5 29 Register.
Hotic to Creditors
Notice la hereby given by tbe under
signed, the administrator of the estate
of Wilbur M. Biglow, deceased, to ail
persona having claims against said es
tate to present the same, with the proper
vouchers, to the undersigned at the ol
fice ol M. R. Elliott, in Prineville, Ore
gon, within six months from tbe date
ol this notice.
Dated this let day of May, 1913.
L. M. Thomas,
Administrator ol tbe estate of Wilbur
M. Bigelow, Deceased. 6-1
Sheriffs Sab f Real EsUU UaJ.tr Eiecatis a.
F tree! tare.
In tbe circuit court of the state of Ore
gon lor the county ol Crook.
J. M. Conklin, Plaintiff,
vs.
James HcElroy, Defendant
By virtue ol an execution issued out
ol the above entitled court on the 23rd
day ol May, 1913, in favor of the above
named plaintiff, J. M. Conklin, and
agaim t the above named defendant,
James McElroy.upon a judgment against
the defendant, for the Bum ol eight
hundred (SS00.00) dollars with in
terest thereon from the let dav
ol April, 1911, at the rate ol 10
per cant per annum and $75.00 attor
ney's lees, and the further sum of (10.00
costs, which judgment was enrolled and
docketed in tbe clerk's office ol said
court in said county, on the 12th dav ol
May, 1913; and whereas, it was turther
ordered and decreed by the court that
tne west hall ol the southwest quarter
ol section 35, township 11, south, range
14 east, and lots 3 and 4 ol sec. 2, tp 12
south, range 14 east ol the Willamette
Meridian, Crook county, Oregon, be sold
in the manner prescribed by law, notice
is hereby given that 1 have levied upon
and I will, on
Tkt 28tk Day f Jaat. 1913,
at the north front door ol the court
bouse, in Prineville, Oregon, at the
hour ol two o'clock in the afternoon ol
said day, sell all the right, title and
interest the said defendant, James Mo
Elroy, had in and to the above described
real property, to the highest bidder, to
satisfy eaid judgment, interest, costs,
and accruing cos's, subject to redemp
tion accordiug to law.
First publication May 29. 1913.
Fbane Elkins,
Sheriff of Crook County, Oregon.
By D. H. Peoples, Deputy.
Notice ts Creditors.
Notice Is hereby given, by the un
dersigned, the executors ol the last
will and testament of Reuben Booton,
deceased, to all creditors ol said de
ceased aud all persons having claims
against said estate to present the
same, with the proper vouchers to
the undersigned at the otlice ol M. R.
Elliott In Prineville, Oregon, within
six months from the first publication
of this uotlce.
Dated this 24th day of April, 1913.
Maria Booton.
Rki ukx H. Booton.
Notic for Publication
Department of the Interior.
Land Onice at Tne Dalles, Oregon.
May 17th, 1913.
Notice is hereby given that
Charles A. Stevenson,
of Held, Oregon, who on June 20, 1907. and
May 8, 1911. made homestead No. lS5aii,
serial Nos. 04141 and 118869, for w swt,
sec. 25, ej se, sec. 26. and sei nn,
sw ne'4, ei oei, section 85, township
19, south, range 19 east. Willamette 'Me
ridian, has tiled notice of intention to
make final live-year proof, to establish
claim to tha land aiwve described, before
the county clerk, at his offlce.at Prineville,
Oregon, on the 28th day of June, 1913.
Claimant names as witnesses: Charles
Parrlsh. of Held, Oregon; Harry Barnes,
Kisher C. Logan and Otis Logan, all of
Barnes, Oregon. C. W. Moore,
S-S-P Register.
Notice to Creditors.
Notice ie hereby given that the under
signed has been, by the county court of
the state of Oregon for Crook county,
duly appointed administratrix of the
estate of Elmer Clark, deceased, and all
persons having claims against eaid es
tate are hereby required to present the
same, duly verified, to said administra
trix at the law office of M E. Briuk, in
the city oi Prineville, Crook county,
state of Oregon, within six months
from the date of the first pub'icatiou of
this notice.
Dated and published first time May
29th, 1913.
Fraxces C la nk.
Administratrix of the estate of Elmer
Clark, deceased. 5 29-tit