Crook County journal. (Prineville, Or.) 189?-1921, April 15, 1915, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPage 8 CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL Crook County W. C. T. U. Convention The fourth annual convention of the Crook County W. C. T. U. waa held at Redmond, April 9 and lfl. The county president, Mrs. J. B. Shipp, occupied the chair and open ed the convention in due form. Bend had charjre of the devotional, after which Redmond Union ex tended her most cordial welcome. Mrs- Russell, the state corre sponding secretary, and Mrs. Felts, president of the State Parent Teachers' Association, both gave short talks during tha forenoon session. The Friday afternoon session was given over to the discussion of several papers on Temperance Work. At the evening meeting Redmond Union rendered a musical and liter ary program and Mrs. Russell and Mrs. Felts gave talks. The Saturday morning session was a business meeting and the election of county officers. The following officers were elected: President, Mrs. Belknap, Prine ville; Vice-President, Mrs. Hedges, Redmond; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs Zell, Prineville; Recording Secretary, Mrs. Niswonger, Bend; Treasurer, Mrs. Chalfin, Gist- The afternoon session was .spent in discussing the "Better Babies' movement, and this closed the con vention. By County Press Committee. thanks to Mrs. Russell, the state corresponding secretary, for her presence and aid at this convention. Resolved, That we thank Mrs. ; Felts, the president of the State j Parent-teachers' Association, for for her able address. Resolved, that we extend our thanks for the elocution and musical program so well rendered by the ladies. Resolved, that we extend our thanks to the citizens of Redmond for their kindness and hospitality during our stay here. Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be spread on the min utes of this convention and sent to the county papers. Respectfully submitted, Mrs. 0. C. Young, Mrs. Lkla Zkll, Mrs.' C. P. Niswonger. j Classified Ads j The Wants of the People. Men and Women Seeking 1 Employment; Help Wanted and Bargains in Everything $ from a tin pan to a High Class Crook County Stock Farm Ail vert WtntMitH under till lnml are cli.tritetl (or at h tint rt of Ave ctnt per line tor em-h liiMcrttoii. No dlnpliiy otluT tluui regular 1ic(uIIiikh will U) udmltti'il to the ClmmltU'il ci lu in no. 'Copy dIuxiIiI Ih tn thin officu not biter tlinu Wt'dueoilay noon to liiMtire liiHtTtlim u inter tlilt head. FOR SALE The following resolutions were adopted at the W. C. T. U. Conven tion held at Redmond, April 9-10: We, your resolution committee, beg leave to submit the following resolutions: Resolved, That we heartily en dorse the work of the Girls' Indus trial School and recommend that the Unions of the county lend their aid to this work when ever possible. Resolved, That the Unions of the county take up the "Better Babies" movement and do more of this work in the future. Resolved, That we extend our. TREASURER'S NOTICE. All warrants up to and including rcgitered v number 70 will be paid on pressentation at the office of the City Treasurer of the City of Prine ville Crook County Oregon. In trest will caese from the date of this notice. Apbril 15, 1913. 21-3t L. M . Bechtell City treas. Fur Sale Cheap. (icxxl incubator, nearly now, also some good geese and turkeys. Inquire or write Jack Somjurs. 3-11-tf NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Isolated Tract Public Land Sale. lippartment of the Iuterior, U. S. Land Office at The Dalle. Ore.. April 6th, 1915. Notice is hereby given that, as di rected liv the commiwioner of the Gen eral Land Office, under provisions of Sec. "455. R. 8., pursuant to the appli cation of Seth L. Rodman, Serial No. 012072, we will offer at public tale, to the highest bidder, but at not less than $3 50 per acre, at 9:30 o'elx-k a. m., on the loth day of June, .1915, next, at this office, the following tract of land : Sf i net. el eel. section 35. township 19 south, range 22 east; lot 1, section 2, townshiD 20 south, range 22 east. V. M. (160.;W acres.) "This tract is ordered into the market on a showing that the n.c.cf portion thereof is mountainous or too rough for cultivation." The sate will not be kept open, but will be declared closed when those present at the hour named have ceased bidding. The person making the high est bid will be required to immediately pay to the Receiver the amount thereof. Any persons claiming adversely the above described land are advised to file their claims, or objections), on or before the time designated for sale. 21 H. Frank Woodcock, Register. SNAP-10 acres, The Dalles. Make offer. Some cash, balance in good horses. Good tract in view of the city. A. J. Booth, Cheney, Wash. 21-ltp WOOD AND GASOLINE RANGES Sacrificed by our customers who are installing electric ranges. Call on us for a list of those wishing to sell. Des Chutes Pow er Co. 20-tf SHADELAND SEED OATS, raised on dry land at Bear Creek Buttes for sale. Inquire at Ford Garage. C. W. Wilson. 18tf. FOR SALE -One sulky Plow, 1 2-seetion Harrow, 3 Saddles, 1 Mowing Machine, 1 Seed Drill, 1 set Buggy Harness, 1 set Work Harness, 1 3-inch Wagon. Otto Sontag, Prineville, Oregon. 21 A FULL BLOOD JERSEY COW -Three years old giving milk now. From some of the best milk sttck in the state. Mrs. It. L. Parry Prineville, Oregon. 92p MAMMOTH BRONZE TURKEY for sale. Pedigreed stock. Also turkey eggs from this breed, $1.50 per setting. Mrs. F. A. Kennard, Redmond, Oregon. Box 121. 20tf. HELP WANTED WANTED Two men to pull ttage brush after the plow, small sage, about 60 acres to pull, $1.1)0 per aero and board themselves. Ap ply W, E. Mead, Roberts. Ore gon. 21-2 WA.NTKD Men tun) women toniiiko lino of the Journal's; cIumhIHoiI col' IIHIIIM. ROSES, ROSES, ROSES-YVe have them, fine fresh plants of the very choicest kinds. Japanese Ivy and Honeysuckle plants. Now is the time to plant. Price special, 25 cents per plant for all except climbing roses. LafoIIette Nursery Co. Prine ville, Oregon. 19 AT A SACRIF1CE-A Bohn Syphon refrigerator, used but a few months. None better. Lined with viterous porcelain enamel steel; insulated with heavy refrigerator car insulation. The acme of modern refrigerator construction. Going at a sacrifice. Green velvet couch; fine springs good as new. Bargain. Four oak diningroom chairs; cane seated. IVactically at your own price. Excellent three burner National gasoline stove.. Fine for summer. Fool proof. No trouble or danger. J. E. Stewart & Co. can tell you all about them. Good strong li brary table 2GX43. Made to or der. Other bargains. See Mrs. Robert E. Gray. Prineville. Ore gon. P. O. box 334 20 FURNITURE - Diningroom set con sisting of table, six chairs, and buffet; bed room set consisting of handsome brass bed, high class springs and mattress, ehi (Turner etc. kitchen range with hot water connections; small heater sanitary deavenport, rockiing chairs, rugs, etc. These articles which are prac tically as good as new will lie sold for much less than their actual value if taken within the next few days. For further informa tion address Victor Sliawe, Prineville, Oregon. 21tf. Eggt for Setting White-Face ltlnek ShiiIhIi t-lilrkerm great layer unl non-net tern, Price 2 for Met tlii); of 15 Write or 'phone I'loneer 4C1. C. M. Stroud, Prineville, Oregon. 3 11-tf Stallion For Sale Three-mini ter Pen-heron Stallion. eliiht yenrw old, welKhn 1550 poundM; lilocky built and heavy hone, (iooit breeilern. I'rlee reitMoimhle. For further Information wrlfi to T. J. Fkhiii son, Rotiertrf, Or. 211 -Mf SEAMSTRESSES MRS. CURT MULLER- Is doing sewing again. Address postolllce box 3X2, Prineville, Oregon I will be in Prineville, each Saturday. 19 OPTICIANS WHAT YOU NEED - Is a thorough ly sound, honest, straightforward opinion, supported by the neces sary skill, experience qualifica tions and reputation. This I offer you. Dr. Ida Rehremlt, Oregon Hotel. 20 EY E SPECI ALIST-Thuralay to Sunday, April 22 to 2(5, Dr Freeze a well, known eye specialist of Portland will be at Prineville Hotel. Will have instruninett for examining the internal eye for diseased conditions and you are assured of expert advice. Eyes refracted by the McCormle system which is the latest and best known to science. Every pair of glasaen guaranteed whether they cost $3.50 or more. Will visit Prineville every six weeks. 1'.) WANTED I NEED A HORSE-And will feed and care for a good gentle driver for use driving to and from Prineville from my ranch 8 miles south of Prineville. Ad dress P. O. box ar, Prineville, Oregon. 20-tf Maddux Co will bur votir vege table am! pirxlure. Ask the man. I'hone I'ii.neer Kod 03. Cream Shipper. We need more creiiiu Mini are pny llili two cent more for luitterfnt tluin amy other ereiunerv. Owli with em it can. Fair and i-imrteoua trentment. Ship ('ream or write for Mhlpping tnir. Yamhill Creamery Co., Portland Oregon. 2 11 ESTRAYED ESTRAY :TAYEN "UP - Thererm to my horses on uppaer Deschutes about June 1 1914, one bay geld ing, unbroke, branded 'C on left Jaw and 'C on left shoulder, also 'II E' on left slide. Owner can have the same by proving the property and paying the coats, liitf. M. S, Mayfleld. HOMESTEADS HOMESTEADS I can locate a few choice homesteads of 320 acre each in a country where there In water for domestic use on every claim and not less than 40 acres of plow land, all black rich loam. Neighbors near by. Limited selections. Come early for u good choice. Address A. C. care The Journal, Prineville, Oregon. 19tf MONEY TO LOAN MONEY TO LOAN -From the state school fund or) improved farm land at (5 ix-r cent. M. E. Brink. 20-1 1 LOST AND FOUND Eoki)i77i7 lleruua F.iiulueer' TraiiHlt with oliir Htlacliineiit, Hi litrjtc nullum any box. Under ilen return n nd reeelv reward. Fred A. Itlce, Prineville, Ore. 17 If Call for Warrant. Under dale of April 15, 1915, 1 will caII the follow inn wnrraiit'. All general fund warrant up to and Including- Keglator No. 101U. All road warranu up to and liiclu l Inn Register No. IM. All registered, high avWil warrants. Ll I'll L. Jonimn. 21 Cmm iv Treaniimr Eggs For Hatching S. C. Rhode Muiid Ki-iIh, $1.50 per aettllig of 15 eutK"; er hundred. Mr. J. K. AditiiiMon, 1'rliievtlle, tire, aistf Seed Oats for Sale (iood clean seed Side (hilt at the Dinhman ranch on Ochoco. Write or 'phone C L. Hubert, 1'ritit-ville, Orcpon. 1-2S If Shipp & Perry i E Dealer! in Lumber. Sliiiiiilim. Moulding. Doom. Window. fe Glass, Paints and Oils, lluberoid Rooting, Ornamental Feuding. fe m III OUR SP ECIA1 ii We Recommend these Articles for Special Consideration! - A mm r"."vivv Let your next broom be a UTTLE POLLY BROOM Ask to aee Little Polly and learn bow to get a whisk broom, broom dusting bag or dust cap FREE. The Little Polly Broom Made of the finest select broom corn; has no brash, rough straws; is natural color and in no way damaged by dyes for sake of appearance. If you have not tried the "Little Polly Broom" try one your next order. if m nmmmm0lm SIX EXCLUSIVE FEATURES IN THE 914 frfGDEL New San'tiry Llnw 1. -Sanitary Howl Chamber Liner. K!Ik never touches the iroa frame. t. Nickel Silver Kon-Rusting Skimminj Sections. Tlicy make up the only skimming device guaranteed never to rutt. 8. U. S. Mechanical Washer. Makes the wa lling quicker and easier than in any other sepa-ator. Easiest Flushed. Nickel Silver is non-adhesive. 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We will be glad to show you colors whether you buy or not. Call and get color cards and prices COLLINS W. ELKINS, Prineville, Ore.