Saturday Specials
We Offer for Saturdy
the following goods specially priced:
HOLEPROOF HOSE
The Columbia is one of the most
attractive and satisfactory ranges to
be had. Our price is very low and
we put them out on easy terms.
J. E.
Powell Butte
July ia, una.
Mm All Young l Uivlnioml v ii tt
linr iiinllicr, Mm. Mary llrown, mil
ollint rfUtivrfl wvnrul iluvi Uwt work,
Mm. A. V. I'.iivn, lm uwn ill
I ir tlu 't t wit wt'rlta, ia li(lilly tin
rn. S. 1 1. MiiKiar.l iKitiglit lwi linn 1 11-
Uin lii-llnra Imni IWtlmtilli IIm. o(
Itixlmuml U.t Mk.
draiiiliiia Sir, ho linn ln"tn vl.it
Inn linr iUukIiIit, Mm l. A. Yalrn, nt
lurnnl U) I'rinnvilU wm-k.
Miaa Marin SSmftir l n.nulojrmt at llio
'Inn MunUrl hoiim.
J. I. lNihrrty aa a Suiulay viaitor
tt llm Alloii Wili'oxpii limn. J. I',
came out to H"l kk1 Sumlay dinner
ami take ainillicr look at ttiat tln (ul
rriinon tlie "IKiluirly Aiti-h."
Frank Kialir came out (ruin lint
intiml Mom lay to lift p liia urotlur,
t'ri, maka liay.
Mr. ami Mra. A, W. Uayn are In ro
ciitol a Ittttor (rom llmir clantfliler,
Miaa (ilailya, who liaa Uwu attending
uiiiiiift normal at Mniunontli, to tlia
rdin'l that aha ia roin'llr. to ulva up
linr atudiva acid will rt'luru lioiun at an
rarly data. Miaa (lladyi in luflaring
(rum narvouaneaa.
I. ittls Until Shi-arir waa Ukn and
drnly ill Monday with what Inokml like
fur a time might l Infantilis paralyaia.
Hlie, howuver, ia Improving under th
care ol tr. IIim-i.-Ii ol Redmond.
II. S. l'arauiia, a traviiling oruliat and
iiiagiiutlc lii'ulor, haa own treating
nalii'iiti in thia ItK uhty lor thu nam
wei-k.
lino. Hwkman wna a l'rini'villii visitor
Tuvmlay.
Tim rain Monday allttrnoon put
dumper nu hay making (or the gnatr
.art ol the (ollowing dny. Wwlaiwday
morning, liowvvnr, anw all linnda and
cooka huay.
The 1'owtill Ilutte Koroaia mi't with
Mra. S. t). Muatard Wedneaday. ' Thn
alternoon waa do voted to the election
ofolllcuri and the completion ol two
i-omforta which had been under con
itnu'tion at a previous meeting.
A crowd ol young (olki went up to
he Ktave Vip flume Sunday to get
aome kodak picturea and enjoy a buggy
ride.
Htrawberriea are all gone and rasp
berriua ara ripening.
Roberts.
Mra. Parry waa renewing acquaint
ances in town Tuenday.
Our atreeta seem deaerted. Kvery one
busy In the hay Hold thia week,
It would be a good time to atart our
ball, right alter haying.
Another happy family. 1". M. Hatha'
way delivered a now Ford car to Mr.
Curlin, Monday. I'rineville ia getting
doner, and if Mr. Hathaway throws in a
halter with every car halters muat be
gutting scarco in Prineville.
Claypool and Bowman, Ore Insurance
agents, were in town the drat o( the
week on buainecg.
The school house arrived in town last
week. It haa already discarded the old
rusty stove pipe sticking out of the
root and is now sporting a new brick
chimney, built by Jones ii Cross, of
Dry Creek,
Clius. I'ulmur was In town Saturday
on business.
$80 Housekeeping Outfit for $55
A practically new housekeeping out
(It, consisting of stove, info, dishes, pans,
lorns, watliutnloi, tut) aim board, chairs,
table, bedstead and mattress, and other
small articles, at a big harguin. Inquire
of J. F. Morris, I'rineville. 7-lU-3tp
For Sale
Team harness and camp wagon. Write
Chas.F. Condiirt. 17-17-lin
STEWART
Lamonta Items.
Mr. King and I). C'yiua went on a
abort flailing piaxlltion Inat week on
Cnaiked river. They caiiKht very few
Mali . tlio water Iwing too muddy lor
Hahing.
Miaa Ada Mitchell entertained a few
of her (riuuda laal Thuraday.
Sunday school at I-amonta ia improv
ing. There wure forty people in attend
a uce Sumlay.
Ilo'en Bayard andtieorge and Melissa
Mprluger were out to Judge Spriuger'a
ranch lor a abort viait last week.
Carl Windom and wife ipent Sunday
at Tom Iiach'a.
Mra. Hoae Fowler anil Marie Hruden
smiI Sunday viaitiug at Joe Weigaud'a.
Tlif I.ainonla hall train played Terre
bonne at the I.ainonla grounda Sunday
and won with a score ol 8 to 7.
II. F. Mitchell and wile spent Sunday
at Jim Heed'a.
Mrs. Lively ami family are staying at
Harry Wiudoiu's (or a lew weeks.
Mr. and Mra. I.. Thomas ipent Sun
day with Jim Thomas and family.
Mra. K.thet Melton spent Sunday at
the ball game rooting lor Lamonta.
Grooming Hodges for
the Governorship
Iloise Iduho Statesman: Al
though tho primiiry election for
thu selection uf candidates for
governor and other state oftices
n Idaho isa year distant, friends
if particular favorites in the
the republican ranks ure already
advancitif' the claims of their
chosen sons" to head the ticket.
The latest "boom" under wav
was launched tentatively and
quietly during the last week from
a source as yet unknown, with
Arthur Hodges, mayor of Roise,
as the proposed head of the Re
publican ticket. He has been
freely mentioned also for ecre
tary of state and it is now be
lieved certain that his friends
will persuade him to make the
race for one or the other of the
two ollices during the next cam
palgn.
The mayor yesterday admitted
that friends had suggested to
him that he be a candidate either
for secretary of state or for the
governorship, but said:
I have not given the matter
careful or even serious consider
ation. In the first place, I con
sidered it too early and in the
second I am devoting tur at'
tention to the duties of tho oftlce
I now hold. There might be an
entire change in circumstances
between now and the beginning
of the campaign so that any de
cision x migni nmie now, one
way or the other, would be re
versed by the time of the elec'
tion. I am not now a candidate
for either the office of secretary
of state or for the office of
governor. Whether or not I will
be remains for the future to de
termine."
Sheep Lost
Between my farm and Sisters, 500
bead ol ewes and lambs, branded with
a cross,, tnaciiino sneareu. 1 none or
address Rector Arnwtne, Sisters, Ore
gon. 7-17-tf
New Home Sewing Machine for rent,
ropular prices. At Kametra's. 5-15
Best grade minced Clams,
Beechnut Baked Beans,
Chloride Lime,
r-ire and Watar.
Why doe wuti-r put out fire? Water
reduce the teuiieniture of the fliu'.c
below the point of Ignition; therefore It
cnunot hum. Water does not amother
the thitne even w hen the burning brand
la completely luinierwd In a tank of
water, bemoae the flrt contact put
out the (Ire that 1. reduces the teui
tieniture of the flame below the point
of lcnuiou.
Humid Hattaraa.
Ilnttenia allows the greatest amount
of annual humidity of all plieea In
thia country.
Old Paintinga.
The aureat wuy to determine the age
of a painting, according to a IOndon
chemist, la to analyze the pigment. j
For Sale or Trade
Five-paaaengei Itambler auto. Write
Chaa. 1'. Condart. 7-17 lm
Will Exchange for Wood. j
II you have wood nod want a '
lug Machine, don't wait any lonirer.
We have the New Home, the New
llnyal nnd Itnnlta that we will trade
you. All llrtcmM tiinclilmn. M.
KauiHtra, the Jeweler, rrlnevllle. 6-26
For Sale
Team, harneaa and new Velie half
hack buggy. Write Chas. F. Condart.
7-17-liu
To Exchange
Will trade timber claim for auto
mobile. Aildreea I, Journal office.
7-10-1 in
Lot for Sale Cheap
Iteeldence lota, cbiee In, near public
school. Inquire of Wade Huston. " Il
Several thotlxam) (lollurs to loiiti
ill Improved Inriiia at current ruton.
AddreKH Win. ti. l'huelllx, Redmond,
Oregon. 7-3
Timber Claim for Sale
Timber claim, 10 miles from I'rine
ville (or side cheap for cash. Apply to
S. A, 1'rose, I'rineville, Ore. 5 lmpd
Crook County
Water Permits
During the quarter ending
Juno 30, 1913, twelve permits
have been issued by the State
Engineer for the appropriation
of water in Crook county. Perry
A. South of Sisters, secured a
permit to opperate the water of
Potter, Graham and Squaw Flat
Canyons and tributaries for the
irrigation of 144 acres, including
domestic use. The water is to
be diverted in Sec. 9, Tp. 13 S..
R. 11 E. E. S. Payne of Lower
Bridge, appropriates water from
Squaw creek for the irrigation of
100 acres, including domestic
use. C. M. Gardner of Paulina,
for the irrigation of 120 acres;
the water being diverted from
Alkali creek in Sec. 7. Tp 17 S.,
lv. 24 E. C. N. Sorensen of
Sisters, for the irrigation of 40
acres; the water being diverted
from Squaw creett in Sec. 27, Tp.
13 S., R. 11 E. John G. Stapf of
Terrebonne, for the irrigation of
35 acres with the waters from
Squaw creek, being diverted in
See 17, Tp. 14 S. R. 12 E.
George Irwin of Vanora,, for the
irrigation of 15 acres of land, in
cluding domestic use, with the
waters of the Deschutes river;
the water being diverted in Sec.
31, Tp. 9 S.. R. 13 E. The Ocho
co Natioual Forest Service has
two permits for the appropri
ation of water for the irrigation
of lands. One appropriation is
made from Dry creek in Sec 34,
Tp. 13 S., R. 17 E. to irrigate 17
acres and the other appropriation
10c
8c
10c
& COMPANY
is made from Coyle and Canyon
creeks in Sec. S3, Tp. 13 S.. R.
l'J E.. for the irrigation of 12
acres. ('. R. Conklin of Howard,
for the irrigation of 20 acres of
land with the waters of Duncan
creek, to be diverted In Sec. 17,
Tp. 11 S., R. 1!) K. W. I. Disch
man of I'rineville, for the irri
gation of 25 acres with the waters
We
Deliver
Orders by Parcel Post FREE!
MAIL ME YOUR ORDER TO-DAY
R. L
Agents for Sincerity Clothing, Conqueror Hats, Robert
Johnson Rand Shoes, "Style Craft" Clothing
for Ladies, Royal Worchester Corsets.
Eiderheiner Stein Clothing for Boys.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR SPECIAL
Owing to the backward season we still have much muslin
underwear, and in order to reduce this stock we
are offering some special values.
Petticoats
Made of long cloth and cambric, trimmed
with lace and embroidery.
Regular 13.25 value $2.79
" 2.00 " 1.69
" 1.59 " 1.23
1.25 " 98
Night Gowns
Some very neat gowns in this assortment,
made of cambric and long cloth, lace and
embroidery trimmed.
12.00 values $1.69
1.75 " 1.43
1.25 " 98
.85 " 69
Wash Goods Special
Owing to the late spring we have a large
quantity of wash goods. Some very beautiful
patterns, such as striped voiles, tissues, pop
Boy's kangaroo calf blucher,
heavy sole, size 1 to- 2; per
pair $1.69
Boy's gunmetal blucher, good
shoes, sizes 2J to 5; per
pair $1.90
Girl's, gunmetal lace shoes,
sizes 8 to 12; pair $1.29
Misses' gun metal vici kid
lace and button shoes, sizes
Send Me
Holeproof is the only satisfactory
guaranteed hose. We have them in
Men's, Women's and Children's.
of Mill creek to be diverted in
Sec. 22, Tp. 14 S., R. 17 K. He
also has an enlargement permit
appropriating water from Ochoco
river for the irrigation of 156 .
acres, the water lor this per
mit being diverted in Soc. 6, Tp
15 S , R. 17 E H. W. Pickett of
Barnes, appropriates water from f
the Crooked river for the irri-
JORDAN'S
PRINEVILLE, ORE
SHOE SPECIAL
12 J to 2i. per pair $1.69
Ladies' vici kid and gun met
al lace shoe, sizes 3 to 8J, per
pair $1.3)
Ladies' vici kid and gun met
al lace shoes, sizes 3 fo74;
per pair $1.98
Boys' kangaroo calf blucher,
heavy sole, Bize 8 to 13$, per'
pair $1.29
Your Order by Mail
gation ol 101 acres of land. The
water to be diverted in Sec. 23,
Tp. 19 S , R. 22 E.
The State Engineer has issued
114 permits for the appropriation
of water and the development of
14,000 horsepower, of which 15
are for the construction of reser-
voirs with a storage capacity of
377,47 acre feet of water
lins, soisettes, satines and silk ratines.
35c values, special 23c
50c " " 33c
65c " " 45c
$1.00 " " 69c
Write for samples.
Combination Suits
Corset cover and drawers, good quality of
long ctoth and cambric trimmed with lace
and embroidery, in all sizes.
$3.25 value $2.79
2.00 " 1.69
1.50 " 1.28
Middy Blouses
We still have a few middys left. Just
the thing for hot weather, both in plain white
and white with colored collars and cuffs, and
patent leather belts. Children's, from 8 to
14 years at $1.00
Misses, 14 to 18, at 1.35
Ladies, 32 to 40, at 1.50
Children's gun metal lace
Bhoes, heavy sole, solid leath
er counter, sizes 6 to S; per
gair $1.19
A good assortment of men's
shoes, both in oxfords and
.high shoes, black and tan,
medium and heavy soles,
sizes 6 to 12. Prices per
pair . . $1.50, $2.1 5, $2.65, $2.90
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