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Come to Our Parlors and Get
a New Hat
BEAVERS VELVETS FELTS
and made shapes, trimmed with plumes, boas
stickups or in combination.
Splendid milliner and designer in charge
who will show you dozens of charming hats.
Our Implement Line
New Kentucky Drills
Oliver Chilled Steel Plows
John Deere Plows
Page Steel Wire Fence
Ladies' New Fall Coats
The Best From Many Lines
Sweaters Mackinaws New Waists
New Dress Goods
Everything for Women and Children
Boys Knee Pant Suits
Several special lines on which we can save
you money
SHOES
Tell our shoe man what you want of a shoe
and he will find that shoe for you.
Most complete shoe store in town.
Special shoe fitter in charge.
NewSuits & Overcoats
FOR MEN
Furnishings
and
Footwear
from the most reliable makers.
Everything for fall and winter use.
SEE US SOON !
C. W. ELKINS
Social Events.
The Ladies Annex of the Prine
ville Commercial Club entertained
the Crook county teachers at a re
ception held in the club rooms,
Monday evening. The affair was
informal, the program consisting of
addresses and vocal and instru
mental music. The rooms were
appropriately decorated with flow
ers and pennants. The' committees
in charge deserve great credit for
the successful culmination of their
plans.
The address of welcome was
given by the president of the An
nex, Mrs. John Wigle. In herj
gracious manner she bade
teachers welcome in behalf of the
club and the city. She spoke of
the good work the teachers had
done in the past and said it was an
LOCAL MENTION
at the Union
Regular services
church Sunday.
Born September 20, to the wife
of James McClun, a girl.
Born September 24, to the wife
of Walter Demaris, a girl.
Born September 17, to the wife
of Mike Brown of Paulina, a girl.
Miss Juanita Engdahl of Pendle
ton is visiting friends in Prineville.
Born September 17, to the wife
of Bert Wright of Summit Prune, a
boy.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smith of
Portland are visiting relatives in
the pr;no..iiio
Dr. Rosenberg reports that Thos.
W. Lawson has lost his voice entire
ly as a result of a bad cold.
A. A. Ross, the young man who
auorurv for the future. She nlaced
th t.nMnr nmf.,! nvt H,f ! wa3 ick wih emphysemia. died
of parenthood.
Pick-
Tuesday at the home of Mrs,
County Superintendent Myers .
"voiced the sentiments of the teach-j F H Cov of Portland is cruising
ers in his response. He stated the timber in the Howard country for
appreciation of the teachers for the; the J D Lacy Lumber Co. This
courtesy and good will extended, to ' is timber that was purchased last
them by the citizens of Prineville. I sPrln2-
He also stated the sentiments of Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Strong are
the teachers of Crook county when in town this week. They are great
he said that they realized that they j travelers- Since leaving here last
were shaping the future citizenship fall they have traveled 12.000 miles,
of the best county in Oregon. j Mr. Strong's duties as supervisor of
Miss Rosa B. Parrott gave an agents for the Oregon Life keeps
interesting talk on the necessity of him on iumP most oi the time,
developing the art of conversation. ( Mrs. Andrew Noble, accompanied
At the close of her address a num- by her two sons Masters Fred and
ber of her former pupils, led by j Oren and little daughter Eula. vis
Miss Conway, sang a toast in her ' ited relatives in the Paulina country
honor. the latter part of last week. They
The musical numbers of the pro-; were accompanied home by Miss
gram were especially fine and the ; Violet Lister who will attend school
evening will long be remembered here this winter.
by the teachers as a pleasant time I
of social diversion in their busy'
lives.
LOCAL MENTION
Born September 24, to the wife
of A. H. Hodgson, a boy.
Carey Foster is in the Paulina
country buying cattle to feed.
L. M. Bechtel and his mother
have returned from the mountains.
Mr. and Mrs." Sutherland of Mon
tana, parents of Mrs. Huff, are
here on a visit.
Miss Anna Draper of San Fran-
LOCAL MENTION
Dr Clark and family of Madras
are spending the week in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Porglund left last
week for their home in Anteloe.
A. L. Mackintosh and family of
Oswego are in Prineville this week
taking in the fair.
Prof. Pittman of Monmouth, who
gave several excellent addresses at
the Institute, left for home on
Cisco, daughter of Colonel Draper, Wednesday.
is here on a visit to her father. L. M. Bechtel, who was connected
C. F. Savage of Pendleton, rep- j with the J. H. Haner Abstract Co ,
resentative of the Underwood Type- J has oiened a law office in the
writer Co., was in Prineville Mon-. Crook County Bank building.
day. I The 0- G. Adams Co. and the J.
R. A. McMillan, a reporter from j E. Stewart Company have a booth
the Seattle Times, is visiting his at the fair from which they are
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mother who is connected with the
Oregon Hotel.
Mr. Maker and bride arrived in
Prineville Saturday morning. They
serving hot coffee to all callers.
Mrs. Forrest of Powell Butte had
the largest number of country
pupils entered in the parade- Both
were given a noisy reception by I teacher and pupils were very enthu
Mrs. Robert E. Gray entertained
at dinner Monday evening in honor
of State Superintendent Churchill.
Preaching Sunday, both morning
and evening at the Methodist
church. All are welcome. At the
official board meeting Tuesday it
was decided to begin revival ser
vices at the close of the session of
4.UT, .U.U.IV DaHeg Djstrict Conference
which will convene in Prineville
were Misses Parrott and Conway,
Mrs. Walker and Mr. Churchill.
Mrs. John Wigle served break
fast Monday morning to Misses
Parrott and Conway, Mrs. Walker,
Messrs. Churchill, Jones and Pitt-
man.
November 4.
A big day at the Baptist church
next Sunday. Rally Day, 10 a. m.
Rev. O. C. Wright, general mis
sionary of the Oregon Baptist State
Among those who entertained ! Convention will speak at 10 and 11.
this week in honor of Miss Parrott I am na3 Deen prepared by
of Monmouth were Mesdames Ed
wards, Brink and C W. Elkins.
Cook Wanted
Good cook at once.
J. E. Williams.
Apply to Mrs.
9-25
Shoe Lost.
the Sunday school. The pastor will
speak at 8 p. m. on the theme,
'The Bed Too Short, the Covering
Too Narrow." Good music. Come.
John McAllister, pastor.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Smith came
over from Belknap Springs Tuesday
friends Saturday night.
Miss Jones, who came to Prine
ville to instruct the teachers of the
Institute in the Palmer writing, is
ill and was forced to remain here
for a few days.
Mrs. Fred McCormack, nee Anna
Beard, of Veness, Wash., is visiting
old friends in the Prineville country.
Mrs. McCormack was born . and
raised in Crook county.
u t .l t. l i place, bought 10 head of cows,
the fact that he has a grandchild i
that scored over M points in the' w H Wirtz, Sheriff Elkins and
Junction City eugenic contest. One ! Assessor Foster, accompanied by
hundred points was perfect. Mr. Prof Baughman and Supt. Myers,
and Mrs. O'Connor will enter the spent Friday in Bend. Mr. Iiaugh
child at the big Salem contest. I man says there is a very friendly
attitude in that section toward the
Crook County High School.
siastic in giving their yells for
Powell Butte.
State Supt. J. A. Churchill left
Tuesday. He was sorry not to re
main longer but his schedule re
quired him to meet other Institute
appointments.
L. S Logan has sold 73 head of
cattle to M. R. Biggs. Mr. Iliggs
will feed them at his ranch before
putting them on the market. Mr.
Dishman, who bought Chas. Lister's
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Dressed Chickens for Fair Week
Or at any time. Alice I). Pkatt.
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Will Exchange for Wood.
If you have wood and want a sew
ing Machine, don't wait any longer
We have the New Home, the New
Koyal and Bonlta that we will trade
you. All first-clans machines. M.
Kamstra, the Jeweler, Prineville. 6-26
couple of weeks. They think the
baths are fine and predict if the
present plans of improvement are
carried out, that the springs will
become famous as a health resort
The run can be made to Prineville
in eight hours by auto. When the
roads are improved this time can be
greatly reduced.
invited to worship with us. Special
music. M. A. Prater, minister.
Richard Spalinger of Sheridan,
Oregon, has leased half of Kam
stra's store for a bakerv. He has
gone to Portland for his equipment.
It is intended to begin operations
in about a month. The first thing
to be done will be the construction
of an oven, after which pies, cakes,
bread, etc., can be obtained in any
quantity.
Those attending the Presbyterian
church next Sunday will have a fine
musical treat, both morning and.
evening. During the morning ser
vice Mr. Strong will sing a tenor
solo. Mrs. Rosenberg will sing
with Jack Smith accompanying
on trombone, Mrs. Douglas, organ-1
ist. In the evening Mrs. Adams
will sing a soprano solo, Mrs.
Douglas accompanist. Everybody
welcome.
left Wednesday for borne. Mr
Jones made himself UBeful at the
institute by leading the singing.
The Winnek Company served
hot coffee and hot buttered biscuts
to every teacher and school pupil
who called at their booth on Wed-j
ne'day . They very kindly invited
the above people through Supt. '
Myers to visit their booth at the ,
fair that they might be served. ,
They are also serving all others
who call at their booth.
Supt. Baughman reports that on
on his trips around the county
in the interest of the Crook County
High School he finds much interest
manifested in the school in general
and special interest in the new
courses. Many young people j
throughout the county have ducid-,
ed to enter this fall and many j
more will enter if they can make j
the necessary arrangements.
"Velvetina" Beauty Parlors
At Mrs. Eitei' Millinery Building
SHAMPOO MASSAGE MANICURE
Lucia M. McAleese 1 Prineville, Ore
The "Story of the Cadillac," is one of that mechanical and
commercial advancement which makes for permanency.
The Cadillac Company has never yielded to clamor by
producing that which catered merely to fancy, nor
that which took advantage of the uninformed. On the
contrary it has produced only that which it knew would
give to the purchaser "value received" in abundant measure.
The Cadillac Company has never been obliged to resort
to exaggeration and over-drawn claims to dispose of all
the cars that it could make and more. Its policy hai
ever been to under-claim rather than over-claim. It is
gratified that the public accepts its representations at their
full worth; because the public has never been misled and
because the public could always expect and has always
received more than was offered.
THE W. F. KING COMPANY
DISTRIBUTORS
Prineville, '. Oregon