Do You Know
How to Cook Apples?
Tho O-W. H. & N. Co. Ih conduct
int a campaign to stimulate & largor
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coiitunnptlon of apples. It has Is
sued itn excellent little booklet of1
"ICO Iti'culiM'u for Apple Dishes."
You should have one. They are
distributed free from tho company's
Apple Car, but you had butter
enclose a 1 cunt stamp to pay post
age If you order by mail. Mm.
Klinor Muacham Ite.lington li em
ployed by the 0,-W. R. & N. as
traveling lucturer and dumonstrator
of upple cookery. She has a sjwclul
car and la covering all points on the
company's line. Send for the book
let. You never heard tell of the
many delicious ways to cook an
apple.
A Pleasant Surprise Party.
A very pleanant surprise party
was (riven to Mixs Violet Littler
Tuesday evening at the home of
Mr. Joe Lister. Mrs. Lister and
Mrs. Brennan had planned a most
delightful evening of music and
names. Tho young people who en
joyed the occasion were the Misses
Violet Lister, Glennie MeBain,
Maude Iircnnan, Kuth Brennan,
Lydia I juiuliliti, Kdna Laughlin,
Klrnn Noble, Audrey Noble, Mabel
liixby, Wannlo Halston, Nellie
Uiilstim, Adeline Dctrict, Martha
Horigan, Muudo Gage, and Messrs.
Hub Kales, Otto Hodges, Reii'owell,
David Kennedy, Harry Stearns,
Holmrt Belknap, Norn's liixby,
Orvllle Yancey, Robert Davis,
Clarence Dishnmn.
Remember the Unfortunate
If the winter has come and found
you or your neighbor unprepared
for its hardships, do your best to
prepare yourselves and send word
to one of the following ladies.
Help will m given as far as pos
tiible to prevent suffering auch as
may follow the short crops and
hard times that have brought many
face to face with unavoidable pri
vations. Help us to help those who
are in need.
Mrs. 0. C. Claypoou
Mrs. G. N. Cufton.
Mrs. C. W. Elk ins.
Ladies' Annex Hold Meeting.
Tho Literary Department of the
Indies' Annex held its regular
meeting Monday evening.
Mrs. John Wigle reviewed "The
Return of Peter Grimm. " This is
one of the modern pluys that the
department is studying and the re
view was marked by such lucid por
trayul of both plot and spirit that
the comment of all present waa
"How I would like to see it played.
Next week Mrs. ti. N. Clifton will
review "Within the Law."
Presbyterian Supper a Success,
The supper given by the Presby
terian Ladies' Aid at the Oregon
Grill Tuesday evening was a splendid
success. The Indies served over 150
people and the young ladies sold
about tlO worth of candy. If the
supper had not been bo good and
ilie ladies so liberal in their serving
the young women with their tempt
ing wares would have had a better
opportunity to dispose of the
delicious home-made candy.
We invite the public to our store
to wrap their Christmas packages
for mailing. We have reserved a
counter for the free use of tho pub
lic. 0. C. Clayi'ool & Co. 12-10
For Sale or Trade
Second hand organ in good 00 ;dition,
HjuKbt Stokk, Prlneville, Ore. 12 10
Call for Warrants
Notice is hereby given that all
registered general fund warrants
up to and including registered No.
4y0, will be paid on presentation.
Interest stops from this date.
Ralph Jordan,
County Treasurer.
Dated Deo. 3, 1914.
Homestead
I can locate you on a homestnad shu
nted on the upper Deschutes river, con
taining SO acres o( river bottom land
and 50 acres good yellow pine timber,
remaining 80 very good quality hunch
land. Inquire Journal ollice, V 10
ULII
3-lb
Buy
Remember:
You Can't Buy Better Coffee at Any Price
Our Guarantee is Your Protection
Your Grocer will refund the full price you paid for M. J. B. if it does not please your taste, no matter how
much you have used out of the can. PLACE YOUR ORDER EARLY.
M.J.B. makes more cups of good coffee per pound than any of the cheaper coffees Cheap coffee is like
a "woody" apple, it has no substance and is poor in flavor. M.J.B. Coffee is always the same. If you
make it right it always will be right. There is no economy in cheap coffee.
Remember: One Week Only at Our Special Money-Saving Prices
G.P. Putnam Banquetted
A banquet was given at Bend
Saturday night in honor of George
Palmer Putnam, secretary to Gov
ernor-elect Withgcombe, who left
for Portland and Salem Sunday.
Close to a hundred guests attended
the dinner held at the Pilot Butte
Inn. The speakers, besides giving
Mr- Putnam godspeed in his new
work, echoed the appreciation of
y o
Money-Saving Opportunity for Everybody
Beginning Saturday, December 12th
Ending Saturday, Dec. 19th
To Introduce the Famous
M
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Tins $1.00 5-lb Tins $1.50
the Larger Sizes, That's Where You Save the Most Money
GROUND AND WHOLE ROAST
Tell Your Grocer Which You Prefer
One
M.
Packed by
J. M. BRANDENSTEIN
San Francisco '
Portland Branch, 27-29 North
the community at the courtesy paid
Central Oregon in Dr. Withycombe's
choice, and wished the new admin
istration good luck.
Governor West, who spent Satur
day on the Tumalo project, was a
guest and spoke early before leaving
on the 8:30 train.
With H. II. Dearmond, manager
of the commercial club, as toast
master, the following speakers were
introduced: 0. Laurgaard, Tumalo
X Bo Coffee
In Our New Tins
At These Special Prices
i-io iins odc
Week Only at
J. B. Will Sell
project engineer; W. D. Barnes, of
Laidlaw; J. P. Keyes, president of
the Bend commercial club; V. A.
Forbes, state representative, and
Mr. Putnam.
Lost Monday evening, gold
watch fob. Finder return to Ralph
Jordan. 11-26-tf
Residence Propel ty for Sale.
Good house and barn, lot 120x140 ft.
Inquire at this otllce. 8-13-tf
These Prices, After that
at the Regular Prices
& CO.
Front Street
Over 300,000 Acres
Open to Entry in Oregon
Washington, Dec. 3. Orders were
issued today by Secretary Lane
opening to homestead entry more
than 500,000 acres of Western public
lands which have been determined
to be non-irrigable. After January
11, 1915, the lands may be taken up
in tracts of 320 acres each under the
mm
enlarged homestead act.
More than 300,000 acres of the
property is in Central and Eastern
Oregon, in Wasco, Crook and Grant
counties. In Montana there are
about 100,000 acres, mostljr In
Chautou, Fergus and Custer coun
ties, and more than 160,000 acres in
New Mexico, in Guadalupe, Roose
velt and Chaves counties.
For bent 'quality milk, emim,
butter and buttermilk 'phone Wisu
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