The Celebrated Ludwig Piano
k U th Woods.
OTLADIES AND MISSES, ATTENTION
The Stylecraft Store
Now Announces Its Fall Readiness
The wonderful TyoJNtylei
Bewildering display of pattern
The exclusive novelties and ideas
A Few of
The Features
The extraordinary range of sites
The elaborate showing for misses
The extra sizes for stout women
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It's one thins to make a claim and another
thing to be able to
finest and most complete stock or new tall and winter
cloaks and suits, because we know there's none to equal
ours. The only way to judge things is by comparison. The fact that customers tell us
of the superiority of our garments proves that we are not boastful In fabrics, colors,
in combinations, and in values, they stand without a parallel
For Every Style Shown Elsewhere We Display Two !
The woman who visits our cloak department for the flret time realise what It means to "milter from
an eiiibaraeement of riches." There are so ninny different style the salespeople, are anxious to show
that you are glad to call a halt occasionally for relaxation. And the design are as diversified as the
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RALPH L JORDAN
Bend Hotel Man
in County Jail
W. D. Cursey, the defaulting
Bend hotel man, was brought to j
Prineville Sunday by Deputy chenff
Wenandy and placed in the county
jail. Cursey will have a prelim
inary hearing in a few days. The
following telegram from Bend gives
the details of the case:
Bend, Or., Sept. 8 In charge
of Deputy Sheriff J. H. Wenandy,
W. D. Cursey, defaulting hotel
keeper, arrived here last night
from Missoula, Mont., where he
was arrested Wednesday. Crook
county authoiities had been on
his trail for a week, and finally
' arrested him in the Montana
City when he was met at the
train by his wife. Deputy Sher
iff Wenandy was in Portland,
where he saw Mrs. Cursey.
When he learned that she was
leaving the city with a ticket for
Missoula, he wired the chief of
police there, and Cursey's arrest
followed.
Cursey and his wife came here
last fall, and this spring he
leased two hotels and undertook
to cut a wide swath. He ran
heavily into debt, it is said, and
about the middle of July left for
parts unknown. Before he did
this however, he is known to
have harrowed money from
several persons here, several
hundred dollars in all, and it is
also alleged that he cashed some
worthless checks. He is said to
have "stung" people of the town
substantiate it. We
number Is great. A pleasure to picK
from ueh opulence. The new fall assort
ment will give you pleasure.
We Can Fit Practically any Size
Woman or Young Girl
Regardless of your height, form or build,
be you woman or young girl, we can lit
you. As for extra thin or extra stout
sizes we show an assortment. This Is a
feature our cloak section prides Itself
upon. We guarantee to til you right
out ot our stock.
Workmanship that Spells Per
fectionPrices that Show
Big Savings
Our cloaks are so remakably well tail
ored, and so neatly finished off,' Inside
as well as outside, that they could i.l
most be worn Inside out. True, the fact
that Stylecraft people are manufactur
ers of over thirteen years' standing, ha
much to do with this htgh-clas work.
But the benefit Is as much yours as
thelre, especially m the price afford
you substantial savings.
Stylecraft Coats Range From
$12.50 to $32.50
IVJisses from $4.50 to $16.50
Children from 2.50 to 8.80
With every popular price between
for probably f 1500.
Mrs. Cursey did not leave with
him, and she was arrested and
tried in justice court, charged
with obtaining money under false
pretenses on a mortgage. She
was acquitted as being an inno
cent party to the offense, and
then left town.
A telegram was received Fri
day by the mortgagee, who swore
to a warrant against Cursey,
from Mrs. Cursey, offering to
liquidate the debt on the install
ment plan, provided Cursey were
were given his liberty, but no at
tention was paid to the offer.
Portland Cattle Market
Portland, September 5, 1913.
Receipts for the week have been
cattle 1497; calves 118; hogs
2115; sheep 3727; and horses 1.
Killers are surfeited on half
fat cattle and are shading their
bids on such stuff and only good
steers are in demand. Most of
the receipts for the week have
been of the ordinary variety, so
sales have ranged in prices from
$6.75 to $7 75 with 8 cents as ex
treme top for very best grade.
Feeders are in demand and had
good sale. A limited supply of
cows and heifers has been re
ceived with good demand and
prices in line with about a week
ago, top grades going at ?6 35 to
$6 05 and an occasional bunch at
$6.75, A better outlet for bulls.
Steady prices on prime light veal.
Receipts of hogs continue to
come in bunches. A good sized
run Monday with $9.50 top for
say we have the
best light stuff. The price sag
ged to $9.33 by Tuesday and
Wednesday, the same holding
for Friday and the hog market
can be quoted anywhere between
$9 and f 9 50 with tendency down
ward. The week started oil with a
brisk business in the sheep house
with a fair supply of both choice
iambs and sheep. The strength
had declined before the midweek
and buyers were hard to find for
the few arrivals on the later
stock trains. Sheep and lamb
prices quoted steady With last
week.
OLD AGE AND DEATH.
The sens are quiet when the
wind!) give o'er:
So calm are we wbco passion
are do more.
For then we know how vain It
was to boast
Of fleeting things, too certain to
be lost
Clouds of affection from our
younger eyes
Conceal that emptiness which
age descries.
The soul' dark cottage, batter
ed anil decayed,
Lets In new light through cblnk
that time has made.
Stronger by weakness, wiser
men become
As they draw near to their eter
nal home.
Leaving the old, both worlds at
once they view
That stand upon the threshold of
the new.
Edmund Waller.
For Sale.
One header and three l.eaderbeds,
2 plows, 3 wagons, 1 single buggy, 2
work horses. Fbinkvillb Feko &
Livuky Staiile, opposite postofllce. 7-17
Th r.ug- hither Rewst thou, broth
er? The Cricket Well, you've heard of
Hie cricket on the hearth? There ain't
uu more hearth arouud here, no i'v
got to emigrate.
On of Thsm.
Willi Pa. what are ths cruelties or
barbarism? Pa-llarlng the barber cut
you ant then chnme yon dim (or
ticking plaster. Chicago News.
Couldnt Afford Lusurt.
"They wer to operate on mo for P
pcndlcltls." "Why didn't they?" "I
failed In business." tit Louis Clobo-
Deuiocrat
Or th "Pill ChaMiV
"We drug cierk bav formed base
ball team."
'What do you call It the quinine?"
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If golfers' knickerbockers becom
much more voluminous wo would sug
gest that they should be put to such a
use as to merit the name of golf bags.
-Punch.
Carrying Out Hi Principle.
Mr. CrnsKcnter No meat for me. (
never cut anything that costs tho life
of a living creature. This boiled po
tato will do.
Mr. Meat fed Very well, but let me
worn you that the production of that
potato tins cost the lives of thousandi
of potato bugs.
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Utility.
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Be sure and see it at the Crook County
The Wiley B. Allen Co., Agent
C. F. CONDART
Crook County Representative
OREGON
AGRICULTURAL
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AST. 0tT. COMMMCt. PHARMACY
Teacher's Courses ) onui
training, agricultur, domntic tcicne
nd rt.
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Instrument tml voic cultur.
A BEAUTIFUL BOOKLET entitled
"Ti: ENatcnuKNT or Rui. I.irn"
mi Cataioouk will b mailed fr
on pplictioa.
Addm H. M. Tknmaht, RnUtraf,
"M to ) Corvalll. Oregoa.
Bo tli (or PubliraUon.
i'roof mad under Act, June 6.1UI2.
IVpartment ol tlie Interior,
L". P. Land Utile at Th I'.llr.. Or.
August 30, lllia.
Notice is hereby given that
Sam Samson
ol Hold, Oreiiim, who, on March 24,
lull), made homestead No. (MUIKI, lor
n', Nection 10, township Lit smith, rang
20 east, Willamette Meridian, liaa Hied
notice ol intention hi make three-year
prool, to establish claim to th land
aliove described, iM'lore A. H. Kogg,
I!. H. Commissioner at his office at
Hampton, (liegon, on th 12th day ol
IH-Uilwr, ll'13.
Claimant names a witnesses: Nels
N. Kins, of I In r nee, (Iregon; Waller
Taylor ami Hert lmten. ol Held, Ore
gun; K hi il Yan'ake, of Hampton, Ore.
II KkaxK wiik'Chk,
94 Kegisler.
Nonce for I'uhliiiitioii.
iK'purtini'iit of the Interior,
I'. S. Laud Olllce nt The Hitlli's. Or.
SeptemlMT 6th, 1U13.
Notice I hervliv kIvcii Unit
Walter C. MeNely
of Prineville, On'on, who, on April
l.'lth, lillO, iniiile lIoini'Htt'ud Kntry
No. U6474, for mwJ act, si hw1., and
nw) awi atvtloii 9, toniishlii Hi
south, riiiige IB eiiat, Wllliimette
Mertdlnn, luta Hl-il notice of Inten
tion to make tliml Three-Yenr iroof,
to CHtfilillah cliiliu to the land nhove
dt'HcrllM'd, liefore Timothy K J.
lMiffv. ti. S. CotnmlaHloiier, nt I'rlne-
vllle, On-iron, on the Wth day of
Octola-r, lti:i.
Clalinaiit niiinea aa wltncsHc:
Cliirenee '. McNeil v, Edirnr J. Ilunily,
II. Karl CroHH, William W. HiiyIm, all
ol I'rlucvllle, t)reiron.
II. 1' HANK WOOIM'IK'K,
9 11 p lteglMter.
Lumber for Sale
Koimh lumber of all kinds, aooil n unl
it v. lor sale at the Knsaell Saw Mill on
Vezie Creek. Also lfl-inch woisl at f 1.2o
a load. A loail means all tnal two
horses can pull. Don't forget tlie place.
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l'or Sale.
A 41-liorHe power Case traction en
Klnu and Iok trucka. Will sell on
reiiHonalile teruiH. R. K, Jones & Co.
Howard, Ont. 7JI
Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior,
U. Vi. Land Olllce at the Dalles. Oreaon.
July 25.11113.
Notice Is hereby given that
Henry Grimes
whose post olllce address is Prine
ville, Oregon, did, on the tltli day
ol March, HUH, file in this olllce, sworn
statement and application No. (1111177, to
purchase the i J eej. Hection 10, town
ship 13 south, range 15 east, Willamette
meriilian, and the timber thereon, un
der the provisions of the act ol June ,
178, anil acts amendatory, known as
the "Timber and Ktone Law," at such
value as might be Hxed by appraise
ment, and that, pursuant to such ap
plication, the land and timber thereon
have been appraised, one hundred dol
lars the timber estimated at 11)0,000
board fret at 75 cents per M., and the
land $25.00; that said applicant will
offer final proof in support of his appli
cation and sworn statement on the 10th
day of October, 1013, belore Timothy K.
J. Duffy U. 8. Commissioner, atl'iine
ville, Oregon.
Any person is at liberty to protest this
purchase belore entry, or initiate a con
tiiHt at any time belore patent issues,
by flMiifi a corroborated adidavit in tills
offico, alleging factB which would deleat
the entry.
7-iUp 11. Frank Woodcock. Register.
rair
9 2 3t
ifrofessr.ital Cards.
W. P. MrKas N. (1. Wallaci
MYERS & WALLACE
Lawyers
Kamttra Bld'f . PriMvill, Or
J. II. Hell A. W. Mima
Crook County Abstract Co.
Incorporate! lum-maor to
The J. II. Ilnner Alwtnu t Co.
frinmllls, Uriun
AlMtnirt Inauraine
Prof. A. W. Crater,
Divin HoaUr
Olllce In Morris Huildlng tlirc door
south of Journal olllce.
Prineville. Orafoa
D. H. PEOPLES
Civil and Irrigation Engineer
Kwmi II Ailamwm llld'g
Prineville. Ore.
1 0.1
Dr. Howard (iovc
Dentitt
Crook County Bank Building
JY. SPttmtrf
Cmto mmmmr4 promptly Imp r mpA4
M mm WfmAn Jmm.
Prntmill,. Onf.m.
Ckmt. S. Cdmmrlt Jf. P. S3IJmmp
taftll.lMTH
ffielknap dt Cdwards
rfrnmrnt,
(County Fhylclan.)
Prmtmi,. Ormft.
TTirj7'l)UI'TV
A 1 1 orneV- a t - La w
(Huocnwur I" W. A. Hell)
I'HINtviu. ... Oiikoo.1
jfMmrnmp-mi-jCmw
Sttat Ctlatt
Cornett llullilliitf, Hooiii 6
ClLIJ Aniwrkiu Priimi-ti.t Day OB NlttHI
Orrw OHM IxwR Houth or AUAMHUN'I
Uum HTtins. Hith office a rwj
tluaot tuluphtnitw.
jt4v. - Oriimm
Willard II. Wirtz
Attorney-nt-IiBW.
Olllce In M. It. IIIkkm' olllce.
I'lllNKVII.I.K OlIKOOX
. SBrnA
jCawytr
Ortftm.
J. TregcIIes Fox
M. It. O. H. Kiift; and I,. 8, A. London;
Llcenceo Oregon Htate Meillrn! llnard,
HpeclnUnt in Hurgery; Hymens; Ali
mentary ('anal; women and children's
dlneases. rto.
IIBIne and rmlilimco Thlrit lrwt near Court
Holme. Tel.: t'tmieer. Tails anNW4iret
promptly, nlsht or Uuy. Olisraes iiuxlerulu
Nolle for Publication.
Department ol the Interior,
U. S. Lund Olllce, Tho Dalles, Or.
September 4th, 1013.
Notice Ih hereby (riven that
Walter Taylor ,
of Bend, Ori'Kou, who, on March 2I1,
1010, made llomeHtead Kntry No,
00200, for ai'i and hwJ nej, section 2,
towiiHhlp 20 Houth, nuiKe IS eaet
Willamette Meridian, Iimh filed notice
of Intention to make final Three
Year proof, to eHtalillHh claim to the.
land above dcHcrllied, before II. V.
Kills, U. S. CommlHHloner, nt Item,
Oregon, on the 25th day of October,
1013.
t'lulmnnt niimea as wltncHHeR:
Walter Ilolllnud, Samuel W, Merrill,
Oliver (Jiirnitt, nil of llend, Orcg;oii;
Sain HaniHon of Held, Ori-Kou.
II. 1'IIANK Wooiicock,
9 lip Kegibter.