Mm'! .wrMjHnran,i miumtr t vr v
Fancy Crockery
We have a complete line cf
We now have in stock the popu
lar White and Gold Semi-Porce-lean
Ware in addition to our reg
ular stock of White Goods. They
are reasonably priced, too. Come
in and see them. We are sure
you will be pleased.
"Holeproof" Hose Most Eeconomical
A trial box will convince you. No other hose will do
after you have once tried "Holeproof.1 We have the
exclusive sale for Prineville.
Game Traps
and
Ammunition
Call on us or write for. prices
J. E. STEWART & COMPANY
Powell Butte
VotiT III I'livliict 25 wi-ro clthrr
too tinny ir IlidlnVrent In ii tu the
lnlln in rot l'i( TinKiliiy. l'.i'nuliM
Wit I hut only 21 vuli wine rust
niii ill Hint iiuiiiIkt only t n tti'tv
wiimrii T.iter. Mr. Mnry V ."Churl
ton in' I fl mi tin I'l.rtU'ii liiutnl nml
Is Hit- Hrt Wiiiiiiui to wm In Unit
rtinii'liy nml hIho tin llrnt wiiiiiiui
to ciml ii voli1 In thill rn'lint.
(n'n, llulilin iiiiiilu n trip ti Ill-nil
lnt n-k. Mr, I li-k i im ii whs nl it
ItUMltirxH vl.liur to the lllver City
Moiiilnv.
Si'vrriil sheepmen liiivi iM-cn In
till liH iillly tlm pitst week liuyliitf
up liny for winter fet-dlng. This
ertlnn m feedlntr twice Hut mmilxT
tit ml l In thin yt'iir that It li.is In Hip
mt nml with severitl lmml of
sheep to winter tin' re will not 1
murh liny It-It over.
John Ti'iitftimn returned Inst week
from n trip tu John Day, where he
went tor a load ot apples.
Mm. Mury V. Charlton nml ion,
rioiM. Jr.. returned In Prlnevtlln
Tluimiliiy after several day' visit'
with Mr. Chnrltou.
Lnfollf tt Bros, of Prluevllle were
la thl section Krlilny buying up a
liirifo qiiitutlly of onU.
Tht) lioHrtl ot county commission
era punned through here lust week
ou their way to ltcnd.
ifo. Klsler cnine homo Bundiiv lor
a loml of oat and liny, lie Is
working for I lie Central Oregon Ir.
rtgatlnu Co., east of Rend.
lli'iiry Tweet minltt a brief visit to
relatives In llend Friday, rvturulii(
home. Siilunliiy.
John Itolide U stopping over nt
Itcdiuoud for a whllo previous to
going to the valley where he ex
peel to spend the winter.
C. M. Charlton went to the comity
eat Thursday where he assisted In
nuking the ollicliil ballot count.
Mr. Charlton lion hclxd with that
work for a nuiuucr of yearn.
Jesse Tui'k In building a nice big
Iiouho on hln l'owell Butte farm.
1 1 In father In assisting with the I'ar
jM'uter work.
Mcsditines A. W. Hayn ami G. C.
Triiesdnle visited their daughters In
Prineville Saturday, returning home
Sunday. The girls are student at
the C. C. H. S.
Mr. nml Mm. Frank McCuffery und
Hon, Fred, were dinner gueets at the
K. L. lverson home Sunday.
Mm. I). A. Yates wns hostess to
the l'owell Butte 8orosls Wednesday.
The afternoon panged In laying
plant for the banquet which the
ladles will nerve on the evening ot
the 20th, A goodly number of
Indies were preitcnt and all were
loud ln their pralso. of the delicious
repast which wus served them. Mm.
(juy Senra assisted Mm. Yates In
entertaining. The next regular
meeting of the club will be with Mrs.
N. P. Alley December 8.
(ieo. Morgan and Allen Wllcoxen
were IhihIiiohh visitors to Prineville
Monday.
An eighty-acre trnct of land be
longing to Mr. Adams of Redmond
wan sold liiHt week to a Tocomn
man who will move his family here
noon.
Ueo. McPlinrlaiid took a load of
spuds to Bund the fore part of the
week. Henry Tweet wag on the
Blind market ulno with a load of
dri'Hned pork.
J. Ij, (illimm bought 15 shonta
from J. J. Ulllngor of Itedmoud last
veek.
Curl Charlton went to Prlnovllle
lunt week to take In the football
game and have somo dental work
done.
I'll ptli of the Wilson district lire
filing ling pliin U-nrlng the wortln,
"Our sebtml limine Hug." The money
Irniii sale w III go to purchase a Hug.
Father, iiiolhi'r, brother mid two
nlir,' uf N. ). nml W. II. Mustard,
li ft Tuesday morning for their hoine
In Oiiksdnle, Wash., after a pleasant
visit with rvlullve, Mr. und Mm.
Mustard Sr., vlHlteil here five yearn'
ago and see miiiiy surprising
change In thin section nline that
tliuii. Mr. and Mm. H. I. Mimtard
took thtlr n'latlven to Itetlmoud
Momlay, returning Iiiiiiih Ttitwday.
Creswell, Ore.
Crenwell, Oregon,
To the l'.illtor of the Crook County
Journal:
You linked me to write you a letter
for publication, and although It hitu
lnt'ii some time since 1 arrived here I
will take this opportunity to write
to you.
The crops here this summer were
first rate. My crop whs better than
I ei)tcted It to tie when I first came.
1 am selling my baled hay her at
the ranch tor f 11 per ton.
Berries and fruit grow line. One
man here at Creswell bos Just finished
harvesting an Immense crop of
prunes. Three large dries were kept
busy night and day for a month.
He Is now picking and packing his
apples. He expecU 4000 boxes of
good marketable apples. There
are a number of young orchards
around Creswell, but are too young
to bear. One of them, a walnut
orchard, across the road from my
ranch Just sold for f 400 per acre.
Clover raining Is alno fast gaining
popularity. My clover that I put
out this spring Is up and I have
been pasturing my milch cows on It
this fall.
We have had Just enough rain this
fall to prepare the ground good tor
farming. The fields and pastures
are nil ns green as If It were spring
I have finished my lull seeding and It
Is all up nicely.
The hunting Is good here. During
the pheasant season we would go
out with our guns and dogs and
come back tu the evening well loaded
with game. Deer hunting Is also
good In the foothills close to Ores,
well.
My health Is so much better here
than It was out there. Now I can
work from morning until night as I
did years ago. Though we all still
hn ve a very warm spot In our hearts
for old Crook county, we are well
pteaticd with our change.
I could write this much more In
praise of this country but tor fear of
the waste basket will close, I am,
yours very respectfully,
Jkhhk L. Winiiom.
Grimes Valley.
Clyde Hoover Is building a new
wagon shed for Henry Grimes this
week.
Part ot the lumber Is on the
ground for the new church building
and the rest Is ready to be hauled.
Now, If those men who have sub'
scribed to do work will get busy and
help those now at work, the build
Ing will soou be completed.
The Ladles' Aid met with Mm.
John Grimes last Thursday and
spent a pleasant afternoon. The
next meeting will be with Mrs. Henry
Grimes.
Miss Joslln and Mtns Gcyer speut
Saturday ami Sunday at their homes
visiting with their parents.
Gat Engine For Sale
Six-horse power Soeclul Electric.
Good an new. Inquire of the 1'loneer
Crcuiu Co., Pi'lueville, Oregon. 11-11
Post Postings
Mr. and Mm. Ilriit-e Gray and fam
ily nre H'iitlltig the week vlsltiug
relatives at Bend.
MIm Kalhlit'ii Patterson Is the
gui'Ht il Mrs, Ieora Gray.
Thulium Ferguson, of Hear Creek,
was a Post caller this week.
A pleasant day was spent last
Sunday by Mr. find Mm. Kruest
(iuenter and Mm. Birdie Norton at
the Cook home.
Those who attended the Halloween
party t Walt Knox's report a most
enjoyable evtulng.
OltoC. Gray Is Just completing a
substantial building to Ihj used as a
residence until he builds his new
home.
The election Judge report that
much Interest was taken In the vot
ing by the women, a large number
appearing at the polls, and by their
bearing and manner gave the Im
pression that they knew what they
were about. This would seem to
tHak well for their Intelligent grasp
of public matters and readiness of
adaptability to new responsibilities.
Roy Gray's new Irrigation ditch is
Hearing completion. About three
weeks more will see his entire place
under water.
The revival meetings at the school
house conducted by Geo. H. Itnmsey,
ot Prineville, have been well attend
ed. This is his second visit to our
community.
Sheriff's Report of
1912 Taxes Collected
Sheriff's report of the taxes col
lected on the 1912 tax rolls up to
November 1st, 1913, and turned
over to the county treasurer.
Tnisl amount ol u roll iM, 7S
pentlllt:! C(ilU-cltfl . .
cretin vrrura.
1.M IS
S.ftll XI
Totl IXH.fca U
Toul amount of lax collf rteil tmMt 7
' ri'tiait allowed (, 24
M debit, errora, double uimt ff.l'iT 71
M H tax unpaid and delinquent m,K22 29 j
Total..: fXH.Kl 12:
And credited to tbe following funds: j
City of Priuevllle i .7t5
" Bend 1.127 22
Madraa I.MIK;
" Kedmond j.aoi 42 !
Slate and oounty lund IMt.TRI 24
County aehool lund tDfiil oo
Hlihaehool lund IS,u4 2
Road lund 1,031 97
Library fund
Special Kliool tax dlit. No. 1..
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Lamonta
Miss Reuluh Barker was home on
on r short visit last week. She re
turned to Mrs. Shriver's Thursday.
All report a fine time at the rab
bit drive. About 250 people attend
ed and between 1,000 and 1,500 rab
bits were killed. A chicken dinner
was served.
Henry Mitchell and family spent
Sunday at the Roby home.
Richard Frogge and wife will
leave for Washington soon where
they will spend the wiuter, return
ing in the spring.
Arthur Russell was a business vis
itor in Prineville Monday.
Joe Weigand made a business trip
to Culver last week.
Ernest Russell and Norman Wei
gand spent Saturday and Sunday at
their homes and returned to school
at Prineville Monday morning.
Mr. Johnston and family spent
Sunday at the home of Ira Black.
Estray Notice.
There came to my ranch Borne time in
August one sorrel colt. very poor; brand
ed 2 quarter circle on left jaw.
David xavkr,
Bear Creek Buttes, 18 miles south of
Prineville. 10-16-Sp
Ladies' Tailored Suits at Reduc
tion. Mrs. Wriuht, who represents the
Ameiican Ladies Tailoring Company,
Iirb just received a tine line of samples
for fall and winter suits. All who order
before August 23d will get a ten per
cent discount.
Fresh fruits and berries, Ice cream
and sodas can always be found at Mrs.
Wright's Confectionery Store. 7-31tf
Winter Apples
Winter apples, 75c per bushel fit
emm itirroirs ranch, 10 miles from
Ochoco mines.. Samuki. C'aiuioi.i..
Melville Sewing Machines' for rent
J. K, Stkwart tit Co. 6-1
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For Sale
White Leghorn stock, splendid lay
ing strain. Finest young cocks. If
taken at once 75 ceuts. A. 1). Phatt.
10-23
Oh Ataim I
HW comfortable
You look!
ItiMT MIW;
48 '
Do you knov that you spend one-third
of your time In bed. It pays, then, to
make your bed comfortable and pleasant.
The way to do this Is to let us supply
you with fine, 4LL-V0LL blankets, light,
comfortable, elder-dovn spreads, and
pillows that your tired head sinks Into
gratefully.
Ve can assure you of another thing,
too; that, when you buy your bed fur
nishings from us, the prices will not be
so high that they will keep you avake
nights.
Let U sell you everything you buy.
Ladies' Coats Reduced
I still have a few coats left, and in order to close them
out will reduce them as follows:
112.50 Coat reduced to $10.00
15.00 " " 12.50
18.00 " " 15.00
27.50 " 22.50
32.50 " " 25 00
Bedding Spial
I have too much bedding, and in order to reduce this
stock will reduce the price on cotton blankets, wool nape
blankets, wool warp blankets and pure wool blankets. Also
the entire Block of quilts will be reduced.
$1.25 cotton blanket reduced to $ .98
1.50 " " " " 123
2.00 " " " " i65
3.00 wool warp " " " 2.40
4.25 wool " " ' 3,49
5.50 " " " 475
6.00 " " " " 4I98
7.00 " " " " ......, M0
8.00 " " " 6'75
1.50 quilts, good quality, reduced to 1.23
1.75 " " " " ,.., j.49
2.50 " " " " . . . . . . . . 1.98
These Prices are for Cash Only
Ralph 1. Jordan