The Fruit Canning Season is Here
LET US SUPPLY YOUR WANTS
Jelly Glasses, Mason and Schram Fruit Jars. Rubbers and Caps
Both Regular and Wide Mouth. Schram, Economy and Golden State Mason.
You will want Sugar, too. Our cash price on Pure Cane Sugar (we do not sell
is $5.95 per sack
Powell Butte
tiro. Mi l'luirliuiil made n trip to
Sisters last wnk for lumber.
The Arnolds i( lli-uil were through
our Mvtlon lnt Tieday on their
wiiy to thocotiii'y scut.
,N. II. ilnlili-ii, V. I'. Smith, Hon.
KIimiIiT, t'lum. Charlton, Coo. llmacc
anil Joe Elliott were niiioiitf I at
tendance ill tlic rotmty 1'iiiirt t In
fori' tirt ol the week.
Joint Turk ' Salem, who has
Imcii making n ! 1 1 to Ids (ton re
rrlitly, Is on it ileal to Imy eighty
acres o( lii ixl from John Rohde. Mr.
Turk Ih oih' ol Hrilmonil'ii pioneers,
having Just noli) lit (uriii nrnr there
last yimr. Hi-, however, lliul tlmt
lie Mt 111 Iiiim n longing 'or O ut rul
Oregon nml will probably llvr
among us again.
TIhi I'owoll Unite Soronlit met Inst
Wolmwlny with Mm. J. F. Rico.
111.
A goodly niitiilH-r wim In attendance
and an enjoyable tlini' luul ly nil
At tli conclusion ol tlm iiltrrnoon
Mr. Hlce served a moot upM-tlzlng
lUllcllOOU. Sim IIM HMHhttCll In
serving liy Mrs. S 1), Mustard nml
Ml Alli'ii. Tint next mooting ol
tlm dull will U with Mm. (1. I'.
Truewlale wlirn it tnmdcul iriKram
will do carrlrd out.
Mr. nml Mr. A. W. Itnyn returned
Monday Irom a two-tiny' vIhII at
II Mill.
Mr. nml Mr, linn Jneohson ol
ItolHTt vIhIIi-iI IiihI week with Mr.
A, Miller mill liunlly. Tho luilir ure
sisters.
Mr. mul Mr. Frank Klsslor, Mr,
John Klsslor mul Anna Boetger of
Rod nond were Siiiuliiy guest at
the iuo. Klsslor hoiue.
J. Aiulrew Miller, who him boon
making a visit to relntivr In Den
murk, wrtti'H hi family tlmt he I
returning nml will Mop over wllh
frleiul In Iowa where ho inny divide
to loeate.
Mr. and Mr. K. N. II nil nml their
guests, Mr. ami Mr. Melvln Shut.
rum of Pendleton, left Sunday over
In nil In the Intler' auto to take. In
the Mir Round-Cp. Tho Hull will
be gone a couple ol weeks.
Fred MrCaffrry ol lieilmoml
vlnlted In till Veetlon Friday ami
Saturday, the guest of the Ivoraona
ami Montgoniorys.
School wiih openeil Monday at
Shoperd sohoolhousu with Mr
Elinboth Forrest Hi charge as
teacher.
I.iiHt week' Joiirnul printed an
amusing statement contained In the
off -ring of X. Y. Z, wherein a dry
fanner of till iIIm I rli-1 Ih iiioled iih
Haying hi) thought li Ih dry Ian
superior to any under Irrlnl Imi , lie
hud over soon for grain raising. K
oho only wIhIii'h to ralHe a crop
when tlm moisture Ih provided fr
gratis for the growing ol time ci'n
then by all nii'iin choose the dry
farm. Hut for dlversltlcd grain wis
lug u sure crop rain or no rain and
a yield second to none (dry land In
eluded) take the Irrigated nrllrle
friend, and you make no mistake
Reward
llrnv mare, S.ill pounds, bell ou
should have colt; M bar left stlllo
Hay mare, 900 pounds, harness
marked, M left hi die, triangle on
law. Hay mare, 900 pound I
Hhoulder, I' on law; should hnv
cult, liav two-year-old mare, OX. on
left Hhoulder. Hay lwo-year-ohl Html
when strayed Ml on ielt shouldc
Sorrel mare, two yearn old, O.N on
left Hhoulder. 1' rank . rcnuliigtou
Connelly, Ore. 011
Dog Lost
One Airedule t'-riiur dog mil one Aire
dale niinnv. Answer to names of Hob
nml
Zap. lieturu to 1IH)8. bpurp, j
and receive reward.
U-4
TEWART
Lamonta Items.
Mr. Nora H'-bn and two ehlldreu
arrived Friday lor a visit with rela
tive. Ira III fit- k and family pent Sunday
at Mr. Johnston's near Metolhi.
Tom U-ai-li nml family will leave
I wrek for their home III Yamhill
unity.
Carl Wlntloni and wife and Harry
liulom mid wife wore I'rlnevllle
Inltor blot Saturday and Sunday.
Henry Wlinloui I reported quite
Horn SepteiiiU'r 7, to the wife of
dill JenkbiH, a Hon.
Elinor and Lrwl Mite hell wore
home (in a vInIi Inst week.
Mr. Omar Cyru wn visiting at
Moiit Homey' lat Sunday.
Mario Hraden pent a ploHnnt
day with Myrtle Cowan Sunday.
Mr. ami Mr. Carl Mdlheo were
visiting at Mr. Cowan' a few day
ago.
Mr. Mattlo Rami left for her
ho m In the Wllliitielte valley after
pleamit vllt with relative hero.
A ltir Harvent dance will lie (riven
next Krlilny night, September 111, at
the l.ainonta Hall. Everybody wel
come. An Icecream m-lal will lie jstveu
at the eelioollioUHe SeptemlKT 20 for
the iM'iieflt of the Sunday m-hool.
Everyone come. ,
Henlah Darker, Emma Mi-Meen, Or.
Walter llurnt and a guide went on a
trip to the mountnlim. They will
bring back all tho hiu-klelierrle and
HhIi they can get.
II. 1'. Mitchell and wife and Mr.
Nora Helm nml two children were
I'rlnevllle vlnllor lant week.
Alice (irant I Maying with Mr
Uagner.
THE FILIPINOS.
Some of our friends who are
tt'iilouxly mlvoontliiK Independ
ence for the Philippine!) ore not
In possession of tlte filets. The
grint inns of tho Filipino people
not only hnve no deslro for lude
petulence; they don't even know
what Independence means. The
Filipino's Iden of Independence
Is Hint he oiiRlit to be turned
loose to do as he pleases, with
on American fleet lying outside
of Miiutla bny to prevent any
body from Interfering with him.
In other words, we should be re
sponsible for his acts and pro
tect him from their conse
quences. Having rulsed up a
bmlly behaved hoy and turned
him loose, we should keep any
body from spanking Idiu. Denn
C. Worcesler, Secretary of In
terior and Member of Philippine
Commission.
Th. Usual Way.
Daren Won't your meeting be very
info If nil the member are going to
tnkp purt In the tlchntc? Mift Dorcas
-Why. no. dear: We'll nil speak nt
Diioe.-Judiru.
Laundry
T.ea.v-0 Your f,nnnilrv at Dirk Dar-
IIiui-'h liai'liep nIioii. Sent. I.o Head
every Mo ulay. i.uckey llonny, local
agent. Notify him anil ho will call
for it. 7-3 J. Epwahii Eaiison.
For Trade.
40 acres one mile from Oregon City
to trade for irrigated land. Sen I). It,
l'ltoi'LKs, Adimison blilR. 7-21-lf
Fall Millinery.
Miss Gertrude rainier has moved
back into her old Hland in the McCnl-hsli-r
huililliiK with a fine stock of new
full millinery. Prices riht. No trouble
to show goods. 9-4
Subscribe fur the Journal, $ 1.50 yr.
4-0
HEALTH HINTF0a TODAY.
Dp Br.athing.
In taking derp brenlhlng ex
en l.n-s dltil'lii'iik'iuinie ni'llon
slmuld Ih olitiilm-d. I'line the
Iliik'er on limb sides. Just over
the lower HIh, mid swell mit the
i ln-sl nt this puliit, when the low
er lulu's will le tilled.
When oni'O the Hnil liiii habit
of HHir. sliullmv breathing has
been bniken up the heiillh un-di-rk'iHM
siiih marked Improve
ment, there is u ll brlt:htenliiic
of the fibrils nml Improvement
of the Usiks. that the luxury of
deep lin-Htlilug is uot likely to
lie forcKnue.
HEALTH HINT FOR TODAY.
Curing a Cold.
The cure of cold can lie sum
med up In the one word elimi
nate. Eliminate by the skin, by,
the lung, by the kidneys and
by the Intestine.
To produce elimination by the
Intestines It usually I necessary
to take a laxative, for one Is lia
ble to lie constipated when tak
ing cold. At this time all the
scen'tlun of the body are more
or less linked up and unable to
do their work, so It frequently Is
necessary to aid them. It mut
ters little what form of laxative
Is taken so that the bowels are
cleaned out well.
Elimination by the kidneys Is
produced by drinking plenty of
water. The hot lemonade also
has sunie effort here, so is doubly
va Inutile.
Elimination by the lungs Is
vastly Important. In the early
stages many a cold may be cut
short by taking long drafts of
pure nir. Hroathe deeply Olid
hold the brenth for a few sec
onds. At night when taking the
swent be sure thero Is plenty of
fresh air In the room. Io not
hrenthe through the mouth un
less It is unavoidable. Force the
air to come through the nose.
Keep the nnsnl passages clear
by spraying the nose with some
mild antiseptic solution. The
snine effect was derived from the
older method of "snuffing" salty
water up the nose. The virtue
of nearly all the Inhnlutlona Is
that they keep the nlr passages
free so tlmt fresh nlr can enter
the lungs.
Aliove all. In the treatment of
colds do not "dope up" with all
varieties of medicine. The ma
jority of the patent "cold cures"
are conipjosed of a laxative and
something to produce perspira
tion. Unfortunately the major
ity also contain some harmful
drug, as phennoetin or acetan
Ulile. Watch out for these drugs
on the label, for they are depress
ing to the heart and may cause
considerable damage If used free
ly. The more simple the rem
edy the hotter, for the lifter ef
fects of many drugs are more
harmful than the condition they
cure.
Watch Lost.
Endy'H hunting ease gold watch,
bet ween homestead ou east Hide of
Powell But te, of Margaret L. Klm
ini'll and W. R. Smith. Lost Sun
day, August 81. Finder please re
turn to Margaret L. Kimmell and re
ceive reward, 9-4 2tp
Automobile for Sale.
R-puHHongor Chalmers, In good con
dition. For further particular In
quire at Journal ottlee. 8-28
Lots for Sale Cheap
Residence lots, close In, near public
school. Inquire of Wade Huston. 7-3
' For lino Oak Refrigerators see A.
H. Iilppman & Co. 6-12
Pictorial Review Patterns at
Elkius' Store. 8-28
Free Entertainment
There will be a free entertain
ment at the Lamonta gchoulhouse,
Saturday, September 20th, at 7:30
p. m. After the entertainment ice
cicum and cake will be served for
the benefit of the Sunday school.
All are invited.
Real Estate Transfers
John J. McDonald to Delia E. Cat
lit, lie 20 10 13. 50G0.
I lia. AlUvhul to Oregon & West
ern Colonization Co., sw 11 14 14.
tIO.
Oregon & Western Coloulxntlon
Co. to TIhih. Huchunan, section 33-
14 17. $7750.
Oregon & Wentorn Colonization
Co. to Geo. W. Wiley, 366 acre In
33-16 19. I1OC0.
tieo. II. Osborne to Tho. J. I-eai-h
i of ne and wi of oe 7-13 14. fliod.
Arthur P. Donohue to Iiond Tlm
Iht t'o, so w 10 17 11. 110.
Chan. W. Thoruthwaite to J. C.
Silver, se 19 10 11. J.S200.
Chan. W. Thornthwalte to J. C.
Silver, 1-27 liiteiiot in Irrigation
ditch, e 19 16-11. 1.
Howard M. Hlackerby to Hiram
Link, M-7 0 13. 13330.
Patents have lieen Issued to the
following: Wlllam J. McGlllray,
Frauk M. 1'imt, Ernest C. Nicholson,
Sadie A. Nicholson, William W. Col
lins, Charles W. Thornthwalte,
Hiram Links, Chas. N. Lorlng,
Henry C. Schumacher, Benjamin J.
Henninger, Chas. A. McKluney, Wil
liam H. Post, Wallace Pout, W. H.
11. Sherwood, Mary R. Booth, Geo.
II. Ratlin.
Lad es' Tailored Suits at Reduc
tion.
Mrs. Wright, who represents the
Ameiican Ladies Tailoring Company,
lias just received a fine line of samples
lor lull and winter suits. All who order
before August 23d will net ten per
cent discount.
Fresh fruits and berries, ice cream
and sodas can always be found at Mrs.
Wright's Confectionery Store. 7-Sltf
For Sale Cheap
Six lots with good house, barn and
outbuildings, all under feme and im
proved. Also has ehade trees and a
good garden. Address lock box 444 or
i : ..rt:.. ti
lutjuire Kb wus iiioi-e. i-ox
Team and Harness for Sale.
Team weighs about 1250; new har
ness. Apply to lamella Karnes on
Oarter place, half mile east of town on
Ochoco. 9-4-21 1
Big bargains
Elklna' Store,
iu Fruit
Jars
8-28
at
New Fall
Millinery
Now on Display
Beautiful Pattern Hats, Nifty
little Turbans, Street Hats
and hats for every purpose
for ladies misses and chil
dren. Tickets given with each pur
chase, and a beautiful set ol
furs will be given absolutely
free to the one holding the
lucky number.
Mrs. Estes
MILLINERY PARLORS
Prineville, Ore.
COMPANY
Will Give Morscn
Show
iome
Salem, Or. Repudiating a pe
tition prepared by State Treas
urer Kay and Slate Engineer
Lewis, the state desert land
board today forwarded a new pe
tition, clean from all personal
matter, to the secretary of the
interior asking for an extension
of time on the contract between
the government and the state,
with relation to the irrigation
project of the Deschutes Land
company of La Pine. The pe
tition forwarded today asks for j
an extension of two years, and
contains but brief recital of the
grounds upon which the exten-
1 einn la ack tA
The original petition, the one
signed by Kay and Lewes, among
other things alleged that the gov
ernor was responsible for the de
lay in the prosecution of work on
the project, and alleged that
every statement contained in a
letter sent to the secretary of the
interior in his fight on the project
was false. The governor un
earthed this petition and has for
warded it to the interior depart
ment, and it will now be up to
the other members of the board
to explain, especially in view of
the fact that today they repudi
rlgoodiront
xWnsgoodbfAcking.
Vfe are fond of our Iamb. He Is our trade
mark. Ve sell jILL-WOOL clothes. Re
member this each time you see our Iamb.
Our clothing Is modeled by artists- -not
by Imitators; It Is made by tailors- -not by
unskilled labor. Fine, all-wool materials
are used In making our suits and overcoats,
and they are not spoiled by the careless
"sweatshop" labor.
We charge SSIO for a twenty dollar
suit and give you only one hundred cents
for your dollar. What's the use of lying
about It?
Ralph L. Jordan
for Masons,
beet sugar)
ated it, and forwarded a new pe
tition which is void of all the
matter to which the governor ob
jected.
The governor contended that'
the original petition was false
and libelous, and established a
record to this effect at a meeting
of the board, Lewis admitting
that the statements contained in
the petition were false.
Those signing the petition for
warded today were: Secretary
of State Olcott, Sta.e Treasurer
Kay, Attorney General Crawford
and State Engineer Lewis. Ac
cording to declarations made by
members of the board recently,
it was necessary to repudiate the
old petition in order to obtain
the signature of Olcott to the pe
tition forwarded today, he re
fusing to sign any petition which
branded as false all statements
made by the governor in his
stand for a contract which would
operate for the benefit of the
state and settlers.
Call for Warrants
Notice I hereby given that all Gen
eral Fund County Warrants up to
and Including registered No. 1319, will
be paid on presentation to the county
treasurer. No interest paid after
this date.
September 11, 1913.
R. L. Johdax,
County Treasurer of Crook County.
Order books are now open for Ford
automobiles. F. M. Hathaway, Crook
County agent, Prineville, Ore. 8-7
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