Crook County journal., October 28, 1915, Page Page 2, Image 2

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CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL
CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL
Ui'Y Lafollrttk, Kditor-rroprietor
Entored t tbe postoflke at Prineville,
Oregon, at eecond-clans matter.
The Journal Mamie (or the beet inter
est ot Piineville anil Crook County. Is
independent in (xilitios.
Published every Thursday allernoon.
Price il.fiO per year, payable in advance.
In case ot change oiaddreee please notify
u at once, giving both old and new
address.
NOVEMBER
'Tis well to remember before
comes November with frosty, crisp
mornings that give us new life, a
night of disorder awaits on the
border through which we must pass,
and it sure means strife. For always
October, long sung as the sober and
most solemn month of the entire
year, ends up with a rumpus and
maniacs bump us in front and again
smack us one on the rear. "What
is it" you query, "that makes us so
leary?" Well, in a few days you will
have guessed it, I ween, because 'tis
the season when those without rea
son imagine they must celebrate
Hallowe'en.
November sure has always done
its part in making history. It con
tinues too, to put out a new 'crop
of football stars every year and in
doing so keeps our hopitals in opera
tion. South Dakota was born in
November, 1889. The first news
paper was printed in November,
1663. Ohio, Montana, and Wash
ington became states in Novemebr,
the first in 1S02, the latter two in
1889. Esperanto was invented in
November, 1887. Of course you
speak Esperanto, fluently. And then
there came the first phonograph, in
November, 1887, but as we are
strictly neutral we shall not pass
our opinion on this. Name it your
self. Speaking of neutrality brings up
the subject of our hnnul Thanks
giving dinner. Both Turkey and
Greece seem to have formed their
own opinion and taken stands. But
the cranberry up to the present
writing remains neutral.
your needs well and at as little ex
pense as is possible. To neglect
reading their messages - every one
of them is to misi many an opportunity.
Mr. or Mrs. Reader, do you know
that the advertising columns of our
paper are the most important ones
to you of the entire publication?
They certainly are. Week after week
the business firms are buying space
through which to talk with you
through which to tell you of the
new stocks they have received, of
the special inducements they have
made arrangements to offer you.
The advertising columns of this
paper comprise a catalogue of every
necessity and many of the luxuries
of life and the salesmen "are men of
your own personal acquaintance,
honest, industrious men and women
who make it their business to serve
CAN YOU EXPLAIN IT?
The Prison Mirror, published in
the penitentiary of Minnesota says:
"Why is it that from the first incep
tion of our paper to the present
time, we have never had an editor
sojourn in our midst? Other profes
sions have boon well represented.
Of preachers enough to establish a
good sized college in hell ; of doctors,
sufficient to populate a large ceme
tery; and of lawyers, we have had
enough to supply members for the
Ananias club of the large cities;
but editors not a one.
Horse Buyer Gets
About 100 Head
TfflS IS THE
NEW LABEL
SNOWFLAKE Sodas and all the other
Swastika goodies are now easily re
cognized by this uniform label. Look
for them on your dealer's shelves.
PACIFIC COAST EISCUIT CO.
PORTLAND, OREGON
Jim Houston, a horse buyer who
has been buying throughout the
Northwest for the past year, ha.'
been in Prineville for the past sev
eral days buying all clsses of horses
for the warring nations.
He takes light animals that are
fit for cavalry duty, which are in
turn sold to the French government,
and heavy horse, up to 1600 pounds
arc turned to English buyers.
Prices are somewhat lower than
they have been in the past. The
light weight animals sell at from
$40 to $100 and the larger ones as
much a $150 per head.
A total of about four car loads
hive been bought in Prineville this
trip by Mr. Houston, which means
about 100 head.
He ships them to Caldwell, Idaho,
where they are bunched into large
shipments and billed to the ports
from where they wlil be loaded onto
the vessels for shipment abroad.
i
1
7se better ftourf
STANDARD
and
PRINORE
Quality is the first essential
You must be satisfied or your money
cheerfully refunded!
PRINEVILLE FLOUR MILLS
71
Marriage licenses were issued to
Jacob R. Glenn and Minnie C. Chase
and Richard G. Hunsley and Ester
G. Chase all of Bend, on Tueday.
The ladies in the case are mother
and daughter.
Oregon Daily Journal
Daily 50c. Daily and
Sunday 65c
Why be without the new
when we deliver it promptly
to your door anywhere in the
city for 2 cent a day
F. L Lafler
Local Agent
Now turn to the claiifled advertise
ments on page 3.
A BANK BOOK
overto almost everything in importance In bueines life.
It means freedom from worry, fn-adota from disputes about
payments, better Mantling with those with whom you do
buinw. We shall be glad to have your account and you
will be glad to have one hern alter you learn iti advantages.
The First National Bank
Of Prineville, Oregon.
Tha Old.t Bank In Central Oraioa
Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits, $150,000.00
OR
Forced to Raise
'H
$1,000
GO
TO
WALL!
Pressed by creditors, I am compelled to raise $1,000 during the remaining days of October! As a result I am go
ing to cut the Entire Stock to the point where you will buy at less than these goods cost me! Nothing is reserved;
all must be sold, and the prices are being arranged so that they will sell, and sell quick! Buy your Christmas gifts
at your own price! I have a first class stock and invite anyone to examine the quality of the goods. Here are a
few of my prices! I mean business and will sell these goods. Look them over before the best are taken!
Cut Glass Water Sets before $30 now $15
Cut Glass Water Set before $16.90 now $8.50
Cut Glass Water Set before $14.00 now $7.00
Salad Bowls before $7.50 now $3.95
All cut glass about the same reduction
Double barrel Shotgun before $18 now $12.00
Double barrel Shotguns before $12.00 now $8.00
Single barrel Shotguns before $7.50 now $5.75
8-day Seth Thomas Clocks before $ 12.00 now 7.50
8-day other clocks
All hand painted dishes
Gold bracelets
Ladies' gold watch chains
Lockets - -
Belts, buckles, hatpins
before $9.00 now $5.00
HALF OFF
HALF OFF
HALF OFF
- - HALF OFF
OVER HALF OFF
Come in and look over some of the bargains. We
will keep these prices until November 6.
Hand Painted Bowls, $5.00, $2.50, $1.75; Gold Bracelets, $8.00, $4.00 and Below; Diamond Pendants, $15, $10;
Diamond Rings, $25, $18, $10; Guns as low as $5.75; Fountain Pens, Pocket Knives and a large variety of other
goods at prices too low to overlook!
Goods Are Cash During This Sale!
I am compelled to raise $1,000 Cash! My loss is your gain! What have I here that you will need for Christmas?
A wise purchaser buys when and where he can bny the goods for less! Think it over and examine this stock!
All
H
if!
Pimeville,
Oregon