Economy
Hints
A ptnny esvsd It
ptnny earned.
Benjamin Franklin.
w
ferlng
blMKl,"
HEN mothers oblnct to their
dntightcrs 'mussing up tlit
klli'lii'ti they never seem to
think Utnt tlx-y r Inter
with a ihhmIIiIo future llvoll-
iioubil the iilrl whim mother
liuil Just sent her out of Hi" kitchen
ii. iiimmi nt i in Mii:iit ur tne array oi
MlU-ky dlahea hikI aiiucepiitia I'"1
everywhere In evidence.
Th!. wiii ail fiillri-lir new viewpoint
i,. H... nnlf aetnlnriutinthetlc listener
who liml metnnrlca of former had half
i..,..r i.r iii.hu imhliiir on almllar oen
.i..i. unit liml felt verv much on tint
iiinitmr'a aide of th" argument. Hilt
khti ' forced to ailmlt very much to
herself tlmt there wua something In
fiu dnuuhter'a war of lisiklng at It.
anil when on slops to think of It. Isn't
thervl Think of the Mary ICIUalietha.
.J lie Virginia I sud H l' ,b''r
lllrla whimo names sre Idetitltled with
intra randy throughout the country!
u'l It mora limn probable that they
ticgan their work aa fudgeinaklng
choolglrlsl
Any ona doubting tlmt sweet
meats." the Knglhdi call all camly
made by girls, have commercial alua
should look alHiut l t mm
luncheon, banrntr or aorlal attended
mid notice the popularity of tha little
bags of candy, contributed almost In
variably by tha jroungvr mcmlwrs of
(ha congregation. The candy booth la
u.ually the Brat to It-port Itself sold
cut. There la no appreciable reason
why, the name success should not, tie
tm.t with commercially. V are con
alantly being told by the "how to re
; duce your weight overnight" srtlst or
doctor tlmt American women nr.
groatest candy enters In the world, ao
that It would seem there la alwsys
.hmS field for audi a bualness enter
vrlac. even though It lometlmee ap
pears till btinlneiM la overcrowded.
There la an e-wclally good opportu
nity fr any one who can work out
original Mean r put even an old or
ataudard commodity up In newer
and mora attractive form than It hue
hitherto been got out In. It la an ge
when (ha public wllllnBly snd gener
onaly paya for the form and atyle of a
package. eclally whe It contains
r.A nnvinct. The atmns thone deal
ing In sweets especially refuae to al
low ua to overlook a alnitle holiday;
consequently the production of a dif
ferent kind of Faster egg or rabbit.
. ..Lmilnn hiwrl or a St. Patrick's day
shamrock or a variation of the time
honored Fourth of July firecracker
tnwta with liistnnt recognition and.
tiaturnlly. flimnclnl success, llo over
our lint of holidays, you glrl who are
i..i..-i.wi in iIir making of fudge nnd
foiidntit and want to earn money, and
consider the opportunities hero.
How to Qulat Noiay Boya.
Ilnve you never wlnhod you could
think of aouielhlnic to keep tloo unlay
boya ipilet Bunday morning when no
body but boy think of rising a eorly
aa upon oilier dnya?
A maiden unt-alwa.v a bleasliiR to
any bouaeliold-ha dovlaeil this plan:
Kvery Humliiy mornluij, when the ob
ui..u.r..n iimii awnke. their eye" rMt
upon two iu)iitle pnclince tied with
uiuny alrlni:. After mui ii uihiomik i
knuta they Bud within tho bl brown
pnper bniza animal cracker, bit of
onndy, fruit nd ne plctur for
their acnip book or any of tho thou
.aiind almple thliiK It take to enter
tiiln a child. It take ninny mluutea
to uueitrtb the trenaure. and by that
time the Krownup -are atlr. having
enjoyed their lut morning' doe un
dlHturbed.
How to MW Dtlloate Perfume.
Some of the richest and mwt ex
peimlvo perfuinca can be made In tha
following way: Select your bloHnom.
whatever eNeiieo you denlro. pluck
from tho aleiu and drop Into a Jar
imir niled with almond or ollvo oil.
Allow these Bower or leave to lie for
tv.r.uir hour In (he oil; then
equocio through a cheesecloth bag Into
....rCx-ilv rlimn olnss dish.
....nt ihi onerntlon until you have
, procured the strength you desire. Tour
thl essence Into a new Jnr and thor
oughly lulu with an equal quantity of
pure rectlfled aplrlta. Let this mix
ture atand for three weeks, shaking
-and mixing It thoroughly every day.
After thl process It must be again
atrnliied. and tlieu It i ready to be
bottled for use.
HILP OTHIR OUL.
lie to other anils
The cup of strength In soma
great agony:
Kuklnille geiiiiou ardor, feed
mirw luvel
Ileget the smile that buva no
rruultv!
Da the aweut preaenct of good
diffused.
And In diffusion even more In
tense.
Ooorge ICIIoL
BE UNENVIOUS.
No man la hnppy till be thinks
on nnrth
There breathee not one more
haiiiiv than himself:
Then envy die and love o'er-
flows on all.
And love. orltowlug, make an
angel here,
-Young.
RECOMPENSE.
There Is no winter In the heart
Of hi in that doth a useful deed.
Of whnt be give he hath a part
And Oils Slipplleth all Ilia need
-J. II. Oourlle.
MEDITATIONS OP MARCUS
AURELIUS.
The ways of the gods are full
of providence.
Thou wilt find rent from vain
fnmiee If thou doeat every act In
life as though It were thy last
Kind tint allll to be learning
aomewhat good and give up be
ing desultory.
A man should lie upright not
be kept upright
The universe Is change. Our
life la what our thoughts make It
Whatever la In any way beau
tiful hath Ita eource of beauty
In Itself and la complete In ltelt
I'm Is forma no part of It Bo It
la none the worse nor the better
for being praised.
HEALTH HINJF0R TOOAY.
Care Children.
Children sh mid have plenty
of fresh air. (osl f'ssl, rsenise.
text noil sleep. They should
sleep In bedroom Willi the win
dows open both summer and
winter, and no child under twelve
yi-iirs of age should have less
tlimi nine hours of sound, re
freshing sleep. Children should
lie taught to ls regular III their
habits of eating, sleeping and el-eri-lse.
They should also be
taught hiifill of iwrsnnal neat-iii-hs
and clciinllnes. I'nless enre
flly watched they will not wash
their faces, comb their hair o
brush their teeth.
WHISTLE AND I'LL COME TO
YOU, MY LAD.
Oh, whlatl and I'll com to yoa,
my lad;
Oh, whistle and I'll come to you.
my lid.
Though father and nilther and '
should co mad.
Oh, whistle and I'll coma to you,
my lad.
But warily tent, when ya com
tn court mo.
And come na unless th back-yet
a-toe.
Byne up the back style and let
naehodr aee.
And como a were na' comln'
to DM.
At kirk or at market whene'er
vm meet til a.
Gang by me a thohgb that y
cared nae a fill.
But steal ma a blink o" your
bonttle black e e.
Tet look aa y were na lookln'
at me.
Aye vow and protest that y
care na for me
And whiles ye may lightly my
hentitv a wee.
But court nae anlthor, though
1nktn' ve bo.
For fear that she wile your fan
cy frae me,
Hubert Burns.
A PATRIOT'S WISH.
it la mv heart's Orst and f-
vnrita wUh to bo employed In
active and enterprising aervlcca
nii..rn tin-re Is a iinwiKct of ren
dering sttih service usisful and
ai-ci-ntahle to America. The sin
gular honor which congres hath
riniii. me bv their general appro
bation of my past conduct hath
Inspired me with sentiment of
Itude which 1 shall carry
with me to my grave, and If
life of service devoted to Amer-l.-n
ran ! made Instrumental In
ecurlng It Independence 1 shall
regard the continuance of such
annrobatlon a an honor far su-
norlor to the empty pngeatry
which king ever did or eun be
stow. John Tuul Jones.
How to Rsplr Derby Hata.
If you are ever unfortunate enough
to smash a new derby lint, so that it
cracks and In spite of rubbing and
brushing refuses to resumelts pristine
smoothness of surface, try the simple
expedient of holding a lighted match
Insido the hat close to the broken
spot. By the time tho nuytch has half
burned out you will find the hat has
becoiuo soft. If you will then brush It
vigorously with a stiff brush for a mo
ment It will regain Its former smooth
ness and look as If nothing had ever
marred Its surface.
How to Improvs Hard Sauoe.
When making hard sauce, bent In a
in ii. mxront cream. It Is a great Im
provement. The auce will not be
quite SO true to US name "i
antico," however, as the cream softens
It a Uttlo. '
HEALTH HINT FOR TODAY.
Tonsilitis and Quinsy.
Heldiiin a week In winter goes
by without some niemlier of ev
ery si-IkmiI class or otltce force
IH-Ing routined nt home with ton
slim. Till trouble seem to be
more particularly common In
youth, although It may occur at
any age. Those who have a pre
dlswltlon to rheumatism are
especially prone to be attacked.
Kxiosure to wot and cold uaual
ly is the fuelling cause, and such
expisture la especially effective If
the system I debilitated or the
throat I congested from Improp
er us or overuse of the vob-e.
lu many Instance a severe case
may be avoided by promiit atten
tion to the Brat eyuiptotn. One
who Is subject to tonslllU hould
tie es!seially careful liout ex
lumtire and If by chance he doe
become chilled should take a hot
bath, hot drink and go to bed.
At the first appearance of any
Irritation of the throat some locsl
application should be applied.
There ere msny local applica
tions which afford considerable
relief In tonsllltls. One of the
most convenient nd also most
effective Is turNtitlne and lard
or oil. One part of turpentine to
eight of olive oil will not cause
a bllstqr. This should be heated
I and then rublied In well and cov
ered with atiaorbent cotton or a
flannel cloth. Hot vinegar Is an
other excellent application. Cloths
wrung out of hot water also af
ford relief. These may be ap
plied over the turpentine nd oil.
"PRINORE"
AND
"STANDARD"
Prineville Flour
Hotel Oregon
PRINEVILLE
NEWLY FURNISHED
Beds 50 and 75 Cents
FREE BATHS
Meals, 25 Cents; Home Cooking
a W. LIPPINCOTT, Manager
Rutica for Publication
Ieprtment of the Interior.
L". 8. Land Office t The lialles.Oregon.
July 29,11113.
Notice is hereby given that
Ilnvl'1 W. Grtme
whose post tllce aihlreM la Prine
ville, Oregon, did on the 30th day of
December, 1912, file In this oltlce
sworn statement and nppllcntlon So.
lllHi:i. to purchase the awj m-J and
ii i mi of section 22, township 13
south, mnge K east, Willamette me
ridian, and the tlmls-r thereon, un
der the provision of the act of June
3, 1H7H, and act amendatory, known
a the "TliulH-r and Mtone Law," at
such value a might be tlxe t by ap
praisement, and that pursuant to
auch application the land and timber
thereon have been appraised three
hundred dollars, the tlmlwr estimat
ed at 2fi0.WX) board feet at 75c per M.,
and the land $105 00; that said
applicant will offer final proof la
support of hi application and sworn
atatement on the 17th day ofOcto
tier, 1I3, liefore Timothy E. J. Duffy,
I. S. Commliwloner. at Prineville,
Oregon.
1 Any person Is at liberty to protest
this purchase before entry, or Initiate
a contest at any time Iwfore patent
i Issues, by filing a corroborated affl
! davit lu this office, alleging; facts
1 1 I 1. 1,1 ,!...... -U un-
IWIIICU HIIUIU Ufirni tucruii.,,
',8-7p H. Fkask Woopcock, Register.
Notice for Publication.
Pepsrtment of the Interior,
V. H. Land Office at Bnrm. Ore.
August 13, 1D13.
Notice is hereby given that
InUn H rhrialnmon
of Paulina, Oregon, who on May 4, 1010,
. 1. l,An,u,ua,1 .mn 'n U(l3l for !
si,i V section 2x, township 16 south.
: range 24 east, w inameiie menuisu,
has nled nonce oi intention 10 mm
a .... I ... nMA in Mlahlish rltim
i to the land above described, before L.
M. Miller, L . . commissioner, at ni
office at Paulina . Oregon, on the 22f
day of September 1913.
Claimant name as witneases: Mag
nn F. Peterson, William W. Foster,
March Logan and Marion Morgan all of
I Va..lin Clraann
8 21 ' Wm. Fabes, Register.
HEALTH HINT FOR TODAY.
PrMsur en Blood Vassal.
There should never be any un
due pressure on the throat, es
pecially for rull Ploooeu jiersons.
Anything that retards the clreti
iMtton lu the large artery that
carries the blood to the head
should be avoided. Dress the
throat loose enough to allow free
movement of the head.
HEALTH HINT FOR TODAY.
How to FUmovs Soft Corn.
To cure soft corns the cause
must first be removed aa far as
possible. Uathe the feet In dry
liur. cooling lotions and liberally
sprinkle between the toes any
tine plniii or carboluted powuer.
A msMl bath for soft corns la
a heaping tablesKionful of salt,
a p'lierous plm-h of nium ana a
few drops of arnica atiuea to a
quart of water. A splendid pow
der. If you wish to make one
yourself. Is ninde from about
four ounce of fuller's eann ana
half an ounce of tannin and bis
muth. If the feet are can-rully
luithed and dried and then a
piece of cotton Is dlped into
the powder and placed between
the tne that lire troubled were
will soon be a cure.
We Lead the Meat Trade
Jiotice for Publication.
Department of the Interior,
U. S. Land Office at Burns, Ore.
August 13, 1913.
Notice Is hereby given that
Magnus F. Peterson
oi Paulina, Oregon, who on Mav 4, 1910,
made bomeetesd entry No. 04638 or wj
nwj and ni ew, section 28, township
14 , V. 01 Aaot WilismAttil mi.
! 1U BUU.Il. I i u v . owi, '
iridian, has tiled notice of intention to
make final three-year proot vo esiaousa
claim to the lsnd sbove described, be
fore L. M. Miller. U. 8. commissioner,
at his office, at Faulina, Oregon, on tha
22d day of September, 1913.
Claimant names as witnesses : John
H. Chnetenson, Willism W. Foster.
March Logan and Marion Morgan, all o
Paulina, Oregon.
8 21 Wm. Faebe, Register.
in fuppljing a prime quality of beef, veal, mutton, lamb, pork
and fresh poulfv. There is a flavor, a juicy fterjdernesB and
sweetness about our meat which stamps their quality as perfec
tion. These are the finest meats that ever were sent to a table
delicious, tempting, nourishing meat. Our mild cured hams
and bacon have made a great reputation for us, while the mod
erate prices we ask assure us of the continued patronage of
our old customers.
City Meat Market
TRUTH.
Truthfulness 1 not so much a
branch as a blossom of moral,
nianlv strength. The weak,
whother thev will or not, must
He. As n-spects children, for
the first five years they utter
uellhcr truth nor falschood-they
nnlv sneak. Their talk Is thinn
ing aloud, and, ns one half of
iiu.lr thoiiL-ht Is often an atllrnia-
tive and the other a negative
and. unlike us: both escape from
them, they seem to llo, while
' they are only talking with them
. selves. Resides, m first tliey love
to spurt with their new art of
anoech and so talk nonsenso
merely to hear themselves. Of
ten they do not understand your
unostion and give an erroneous
ralber than a fnlso reply. We
mav ask. besides, whether, when
rhildreu seem to Imagine and
falsify, they are not orteu relat
ing their remembered dreama,
which necessarily blend in them
with actual experience. Jean
Paul Itlchter.
HEALTH HINT FOR TODAY.
Curing Tuberculosis. ,
"v.. iii-iiu liis nr other mate
rial has yet lieeu discovered,"
snys the Nntlouiil Society For,
the Prevention of Tulwrculosls,
that will kill the germs of tu
berculosis without doing serious
Injury to the body." The outy
real cure rwognlaed by the so
ciety consists In "fresh ttlr, suit
able food imd rest or exercise
taken under the dlrectlou of a
physician." This would Include
tuberculin, which was coudenui
ed by a special commission ap
pointed to investigate it by the
Itilllsh government In HHHi. re
tini? that "Professor Koch's
theories regarding the value of
tuberculin are wrong in tnoir
entirety." To destroy the germ
Is not curing the disease, nna
the prevention of the disease Is
not to be secured by avoiding
the genu, but by innlntninnig
i proper nutrition. Tuberculosis
can be cured If taken In time.
Aiin.ist the same words' might be
applied to cancer, although a
mngle remedy Is still being
sought for that disease, which
has not yet been organized ns a
disease (if nutrition. Incurable by
anv such remedy as tuberculin.
, , , , ........nt!. imiii- -s0
THE HAMILTON STABLES
i
J. H. WIGLE, Proprietor
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
Stock boarded by the day, week or month at
Reasonable rates. Remember us when in
Prineville. Rates Reasonable. We have
Fine Livery Rigs For, Rent
Sheriff's Sale
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
for Crook County :
The W. F. King Co., a Corporation.
Plaintiff,
TS.
Irwin D. Basey. Kthel Basey. J. K.
Macpherson and Abel Cudd,
Defendants.
To the sheriff of Crook county, greeting:
Whereas, on the 5th day of May. 1913. in
the above named court, a judgment was
rendered in favor of the above named plain
tiff and against the above named defend
ants for Jie sum of eight hundred dollars,
with interest thereon from the 81st day of
January. 1911, at the rate of ten percent
per annum, and eighty dollars attorney's
lee, and the further sum of twenty-nine
I dollars and costs, which judgment was en.
rolled and docketed in the clerk'a othce of
s&id court in said county, on tbe 22d day
of May, 1913. M .
; And. whereas, it was further ordered and
' decreed by the court that the se' ol the
ne, e of se. sec 4, ne of neH of sec
tion 9. twp 14 S, R. 14 K. W. M., in Crook
county, Oregon, I have levied upon, and I
will on
j Satarday, September 13, 1913,
at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. of said day,
. (-. ,1 nf Ik. oi.np twttika
aVkUeilVl.il iiuu uuv. v. ..... . .. ........
in Prineville, Oregon, sen to tne nignesi
bidder for cash, all the right, title and in-
terest toe saiu ueieiiuaiu wu m uu iu
the above described real property, to satis
u;.i inmunt intMrMt. HttAriiev's fees.
costs and accruing costs. Said sale subject
. , - J I. A I. Ia
to reaemptioii as prwiueu uj m .
r irst publication August 14. 1913.
FaANC Klkiks,
Sheriff of Crook County, Oregon.
By V. K. Van Allen, leputy.
Ntitice of Hierift Sale.
In the county court of the Ptate of
Oregon for the county of Crook.
Jack Brogan
vs.
Philip Brogan.
liy virtue oi an auacnmeni. mwuiiuu
l..A,l mil nf tha ahnve entitled court.
a decree and order of Bale, bearing the
seal ot said coumy court ior iuo vuumy
of Crook, to me directed, and dated the
12th day ot August, tins, commanding
me to satisfy a judgment obtained
against the above named defendant,
Philip Hrogan, on xne liin, uny
of August, 1913, for the sum of
Three Hun dred Four and Sixty Hun
dredths Dollars, with interest thereon
at the rate ol 0 per cent per annum
from the 12th day of August, 11)13, and
the further sum oi twenty uuimro liuovc
and accruing costs, for the order of sale
ma tn mnkn siiln of the
t,uiutum.
one-tenth interest of the above named
defendant, Philip Brogan, in tne ioi-
lowing aescrioea property, ui-n.
An undivided one-tenth interest in
the west half of the northeast quarter,
the southeast quarter of the northeast
quarter and the northwest quarter of
the southeast quarter of section thirty
five, in township nine Botith, ange
seventeen east of the Willamette
Meridian in Crook county, Oregon, 1
will on
S.lurdar. Seotemlwr 13, 1913,
at the hour of 2 o'clock p. m.. sell at
public auction to. me niguusi uiuuci iui
cash in hand, all the right, title and
interest which the defendant, Philip
Brogan, had on the 12th day of August,
191.1, or now nas in tne aoovo uescrioru
real property, or as much sb will satisfy
said judgment, with the costs and ac
cruing costs.
Said sale to be subject to confirma
tion and redemption as bylaw provided.
Dated at Prineville, Oregon, this 12th
day of August, 1913.
Frank Elkins, SheriB.
By W. E. Van Allen, deputy.
Notice of Appointment of Adminis
tratrix and to Creditors
Notice is hereby given to all persons
concerned that the undersigned ha
been, bv the county court of the state
of Oregon lor Crook county, duly p-
pointer! snministrairix oi tuo trauiio u
Richaid 1. Miller, deceased, and all
persons having claims against said es
tate are hereby required to present the
same, .iulv verified to said administra
trix, at. t lie law office of M. E. Brink,
at the city of Prineville, Crook county,
Oregon, within six months from the
date of tbe first publication of this
notice.
Dated and published hrst time Aug
ust 14, 1913. Celestink Miller,
Administratrix of the Estate of Richard
P. Miller, deceased.
For Sale
200 acres of good farming ground, 30
a. in allaiia, an in cultivation, o mi
northwest ot frinevilte, i mue irora
railway survey. All the farm imple-nM-nts,
some horses and cows go with
the place. Place has 50-acre water right.
For furthei particulars phone or write
Price Cosliow. Lone Juniper Ranch,
Prineville, Ore. 8-21tf
W. A. BELL
Lawyer
The'Dallea - - Oregon
IA A P Lodge meets everyTues-
U. U day night.
Strangers welcome.
liL.,, Knm.P N R TU-RT TllBMRS.
V. ti. i T. L. Coon, Sec. ; C. B. Dmw id-
dik, lrreas.
Spencer No. 19. The Dalles serial
No. 011978.
Notice for Publication.
U. S. Land Office, The Dalles. Ore.
August 16th, 1913.
Notlce'ls hereby given that
Naomi C. Spencer,
administratrix of the estate of T.
Egeuton Hoes', by C. K. Mouiton,
Attorney In Fact, postotfice address
of Attorney in Fact la Wilcox build
ing;, Portland, Oregon, has this 16th
dav ot August, 1913, filed in this
oltice an application to select under
the provisions of the Act of Congress
approved February 11, 1913, (Public
368); the vi swt, aecnou a iu uu-
ship 18 south, rauge zu easi, n .
Anv ami all persons ciuuiuuk in
versely the lands described, or desir
ing; to object because of the mineral
character of the land, or for any
other reason, to tne disposal u ap
plicant, should file their affidavits of
protest tn this office on or before the
loth day of October, 1913.
H. Frank Woodcock,
8 28 6tp Register.
I Why not take the Journal ?