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CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL
915 JUNE
1915
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The City
Will Dixon was in Frineville the
first of the weeV.
Born, to the wife of Robert Can
tell on May 27, a -boy.
Miss Anna Walker spent Saturday
at the home of H. H. Rachor.
H. H. Rachor is able to be about
again after a three weeks illness.
R. A. McCoy and wife of Terre
bonne were in Prneville yesterday
on business.
There will be no meeting of the
Lades Annex tommorow afternoon
as planned.
Brof. E. E. Evans and family left
yesterday for Redmond where they
will spend the summer.
I. L. Ketchum left Sunday after
noon for Portland and San Francisco
where he will visit the fair.
Mrs. M. R. Elliott and daughter
Agnes returned the first of the week
from Trout Creek where they have
been visiting relatives.
A. C. Gilchrsit passed through
Prineville today on his way to Pau
lina. He spent the winter in Port
land and in various parts of Indiana.
E. T. Slayton and F. S. Hoffman
are harvesting alfalfa this week.
While it is quite early for cutting
alfalfa, they think that a second
crop will mature much quicker by
cutting the first one now.
All the regular services at the
Christan Church next Sunday both
morning and evening. You are
invited to find a church home with
us. Hours: 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.
Geo. H. Ramsey, pastor.
A. C. Egan of the O-W railway
phoned today from Bend that the
wool sales dates have been set for
June 17, at Redmond and Bend, and
that to date no sale has been an
nounced for any other town in Crook
County.
As a little smiling want ad. I'm
wedded to my job of filling other
people's wants. I buy, sell, rent ex
change, employ, eta
Wm. Combs was in Prineville
Monday. j
Isaac Goff has gone to Hood River;
and Oregon City where he will visit
relatives. '
Commencement exercises are be
ing held at 0. A. C. on the 6th to '
the 8th of this month. j
Uncle Dave Elliott suffered a
severe" attack of heart trouble on
the streets here this morning. He is
resting easier this afternoon but is'
yet in a critical condition. i
C. J. Johnson and family and
Weaver Melton left Saturday morn-
ing for California in the Johnson :
car. lhey will visit both exposi-1
tions while away.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Ayers of Day-;
ton Wash, were visiting at the home ,
of W. S. Ayers this week. Mr. Ayers
senior says that he likes this part of ,
Oregon very much. J
The athletic department of the
ladies annex will hold a meeting in
the rooms of the annex Saturday at
2 P. M. All wishing to join the
tennis club are requested to attend.
Geo. Kohl, R. L. Scheeand M. A.
Lynch, of Redmond were in Prine
ville today in the interests of the
Fourth of July celebration at Red
mond. They are pulling off a cele
bration there that will
while.
ALL YOU CAN ASK!
Select a pair to suit your taste.
Take them home and see how they feel.
You are always welcome to inspect our stock without
feeling you are compelled to buy, as we are always
pleased to serve you.
Let us be responsible for your foot-ease and footwear.
Every pair is guaranteed.
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Come in and see our new spring pumps and cloth tops.
Our stock is complete and we have your size. '
More than ten hundred pair to select from.
For the young ladies our Colonials are dandies.
On your feet they are class and service.
Really, what more can you ask.
Tell your friends where you get such nobby footwear.
A complete stock of the Atlantic for Men; the Pacific for Women and the
Famous Red Goose Shoes for Boys and Girls. We have a pair for you!
J. E. STEWART & CO.
Prominent Men Will
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Out Door Life
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LIFE in the open goes a long way
toward insuring sound health,
which is the real foundation of beauty
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A party consisting of Prof.'
Thomas Shaw, F. W. Graham, and
E. C. Avery of the Hill service and
be worth j E. A. Lovett and Addison Bennett
of the Oregonian are in Prineville j
today. They will speak tonight at
the commercial club, and will go to
the south and east tomorrow and
hold other meetings. Prof. Shaw
will speak on agricultural topics, '
and will no doubt have a good
crowd to hear him. The party are
on a ten days trip, speaking at many
points in this part of the state. !
PUROLA GUARANTEE
Should anyPUROLA
Product fail to (five
ENTIRE aatiifaction
the price paid will be
cheerfully refunded
by your local dealer.
Applied just before an outing of any kind
w ill positively prevent all ill effects of the exposure
to sun and wind. Made in flesh and white.
Its use creates the soft, velvety appearance which is so
much sought after, trie 50 cents per bottle.
D. P. Adamson & Co.
A BANK BOOK
overtops almost everything in importance in business life.
It means freedom from worry, freedom from disputes about
payments, better standing with those with whom you do
business. We shall be glad to have your account and you
will be glad to have one here after you learn its advantages.
The First National Bank
Of Prineville, Oregon.
The Oldest Bank in Central Oregon
Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits, $150,000.00 .
PRINEVILLE MEAT MARKET
Wm. HALL
Proprietor
Our cold storage plant enables us to
keep a full line of fresh meats in
perfect condition. Fruits and vege
tables. Give us a trial.
L. D. Clayponl has a new car. j
Mrs. I. L. Ketchum went to Bend
the first of the week.
O. L. Huff returned yesterday
from Lake County.
Allen Willcoxen, Ora C. Foster
and Chris Seitz were in Prineville
Monday evening. '
Edward C. Sammons of the Lum
bermen National Bank of Portland
is in Prineville today.
Miss Irene Barnes is at home
from Enterprise where she has been
teaching school.
Mrs. R. G. Smith and Edyth
Smith left the first of the week
for a vacation at Crescent.
her right forearm broken yesterday
while cranking her automobile.
Prof. Davis of the High school
faculty left Tuesday for Hillsboro
where he will spend the summer.
The Ladies Aid of the Christian
church are holding a social meeting
at the home of Dr. Belknap, this
afternoon.
Mrs. and Miss Conrad of Portland
are visiting in the home of Mrs. I.
Michle in this city. Mrs. Conrad will
give an at home to her Prineville
friends next Wednesday.
The Ladies Aid of the Presbyter
ian Church will meet with Mrs. Ed.
Slayton Thursday June 10. Those
who have autos and that want to go
please phone Mrs. Biggs - by Wed
nesday. Every one invited.
Maddux & Co. will buy your vege
tables and pi od nee. Ask the man.
Fhone Tioncer Hod 603.
Our Cash With Order
Price List on Painted and
Galvanized Fly Screen
We ask you to compare our quotations with those of Port
land Mail Order Houses, including quotations made by
Jones' Cash Store in Calalogue No. 274, page 64.
Our quotations are f. o. b. Portland, cash with order. Or
ders desired by mail should be ' accompanied by postage
Our Price F. 0. B. Portland
Painted Fly Screen
24-in 50 lineal ft. $1.70; 100 lineal ft. $3.25
26-in 50 lineal ft. $1.75; 100 lineal ft. $3.35
28-in 50 lineal ft. $1.95; 100 lineal ft. $3.60
30-in 50 lineal ft. $2.15; 100 lineal ft. $3.90
32-in 50 lineal ft. $2.25; 100 lineal ft. $4.00
34-in 50 lineal ft. $2.30: 100 lineal ft. $4.50
36-in 50 lineal ft. $2.40; 100 lineal ft. $4.65
Galvanized
24-in 50 lineal ft. $2.25; 100 lineal ft. $4.35
26-in 50 lineal ft. $2.45; 100 lineal ft. $4.50
28-in 50 lineal ft. $2.65; 100 lineal ft. $4.75
30-in 50 lineal ft. $2.85; 100 lineal ft. $5 15
32-in 50 lineal ft. $3.00; 100 lineal ft. $5.35
34-in 50 lineal ft. $3.15; 100 lineal ft. $5.35
36-in 50 lineal ft. $3.30; 100 lineal ft. $6.00
Portland Mail Order House F. 0. B
Painted Fly Screen
50 lineal ft. $ 1 .85 100 lineal ft. $3 40
50 lineal ft. $1.90
100 lineal ft. $3.50
50 lineal ft. $2.10
100 lineal ft. $3.75
50 lineal ft. $2.25
100 lineal ft. $4.00
Not quoted
Not quoted
50 lineal ft. $2.50
100 lineal ft $4.75
Galvanized
50 lineal ft. $2.65
100 lineal ft $5 00
50 lineal ft. $2.85
100 lineal ft. $5.40
50 lineal ft. $3.00
50 lineal ft $3 15
100 lineal ft. $5.70
100 lineal ft. $6.00
Not quoted
Not quoted
50 lineal ft. (3.75
100 lineal ft. $7.15
Mail orders sent to us will be forwarded to Portland and shipment made direct to pur
chaser. Unless postage is included with order, shipment will be made by freight.
O. C. CLAYPOOL & COMPANY
You can buy the same thing much cheaper in Prineville
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