Crook County journal., November 25, 1915, Page Page 8, Image 8

CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL
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COLLINS W. ELKIB
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
CASH STORE
Get your Thanksgiving Dinner Fixing Here
CRANBERRIES, CITRON
Parlor Matches K.r
this and next week only, nine boxes t r
for 25c; our stock won't last long at
this price.
ir 1 C fr washing . woolens
W OOI OOap and flannels-just the
thing for washing babies' clothes Or"
and underwear of all kinds par- .TC
ticularly your woolen ones; 6 bars
CLOSING OUT SALE
on ladies' and childrens' coats; ladies' blue
' serge Suits .'
JUST HALF PRICE
I OUBLE GREEN TRADING STAMPS ON TABLE LINEN, DISHES,
" SILVERWARE, CARVING SETS, UNTIL THANKSGIVING
Thanksgiving Saleof Linen
One thing necessary to the appearance of your table on Thanksgiving day is
the snow-white linen; we are showing some elegant patterns in both all and
union linens; especially priced for this Thanksgiving.
65 inch bleachee damask our Q
$1.00 grade for 69c yard UlC
65 inch bleached damask, our ZLH
75c grade for 57c yard O I C
60 inch half bleached damask CO.
our 7Sc ctaAc: for 53c vard wJL
68 inch all linen, regular d1 07
$1.50 grade for only, yd. P 1
72 inch all linen, regular d! AO
$1.75 grade for only yd. P 1
72 inch all linen, regular J1 7Qk
$2.00 grade for only, yd. ? I 1
We have napkins to match in several sizes and will be pleased to have you
see these goods
SHOE
Our Ladies $1.25
I7 1 "l Black, white, colors
UlOVC We sell dozens of
this glove monthly.
Made in light, fine neat-fitting styles; noth
ing QUITE SO GOOD FOR THIS PRICE
iff Reduction
We are making you a big reduction on our
entire line of table cutlery in this Thanks
giving sale; now is the time to replenish your
line of dishes, g'assware and . silverware;
double green tndhg stamps on these lines
SPFClAl S
i '
Men' heavy logger pattern,
-y top and. heavy out- $
"side counter, regular
$5.50 shoe for
8 mch
Men's felt lace shoes
overshoes, has 8 $
inch top and
heavy leather sole,
special value at
for wearing in
1.69
g vis
Mens' red rubber soled $,
, leather top pacs to
, wear with heavy
wool or sheepskin
sox, 8 inch top, special at $2.75
Youth's same as above $
but black soles, sizes
3 to 5, special $2.25
Boys', same as above,
sizes 12 to 2, price
$2.25
$2.00
These are the best footwear tor winter we have
found; are practical both in cold and muddy weather
Carving
Sets
in both practical and elaborate
styles priced from t'7CA
$1-50 per set up to V yv
Jilili
1 lift! 1 1
Double Green
TradingStamps
on men's and boys'
suits until after
Thanksgiving
Men we want you to have one of
these Capps Bros. d-J O A
suits, guaranteed P l iOU
all wool, are up to date, priced
from $12.50 up.
Elegant Balmacaans
FOR DRESS OVERCOATS
The City
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Matson, on November 22, a boy.
Esorn, to Mr. and Mrs. August
Monner of Gateway, in this city the
last of the week, a girl.
T. J. McAndrew of Cline Falls
ind Miss Inez Buckner of R dmond
were married ir tN "itv today.
Mrs. Ella Eergl n f Antelope
and Miss Florence Eaw of Terre-!
bonne spent a f w d ys in this city
this week visaing at the Hilknap
Home.
Continued rains make the farmers
Sappy and promise abetter year for
til kinds of livestock as well. Let it
rain.
Standing of the Can-'
didates at Noon Today
Birdie S. Norton,
Jessie Jor es.
Abbie Wilson,
Pearl Osborne,
Ada Sears.
Tessie Houston,
Ivy Harris,
Vera Dunham
156,820
164,510
11 2.0 (
38,560 j
87,610
26,570
23,430
21,320
M
ery
New Fall Hats
The Latest Styles
at
Mrs. Estes'
Millinery Parlors
PRINEVILLE. OREGON
I KEWS FROM THE SCHOOLS
C. C. H. S. NOTES
Robert W. Osborn, Editor.
The seating capacity of the high
schoolwas all too small to accommo
date these who heard the address
by Governor-elect McCall of Massa
chusettes, to the student body .Friday
afternoon. The address, which is
taken up in an another sheet of this'
paper, was followed intently by all
present, and in behalf of the faculty,
students, and friends of the school,
we wish to express the appprecia
tions of the honor bestowed 'upon
us.
Miss Sykes is entitled to praise
by the way in which she upheld the
hospitality of the school, by the
dinner given at the Domestic Science
room in ho ior of the visit of Gov
ernor McCall.
The dining room was tastefully
decorated in blue and white while
the table which was laid for twelve,
was made ueutiful with a center
piece of Oregon Grape and a minai
ture ship, the latter being symboli
cal of the landing of the Pilgrims
and the spirit of Massachusetts. The
dinner itself was served in ten
courses by the girls of the Science
class.
Those present were the Hon.
Samuel McCall, guest of honor,
Messrs. Baughman, Edwards, Wil
son, H. McCall, Upton and Baxter,
Mesdames Wilson,, McCall, Upton,
Walker and Edwards.
On last Thursday evening, Novem
ber 18, the Club Hall was the scene
of an enthusiastic meeting of some
eighty people of the High' School
for the purpose of organizing what
will probably be known as the
Junior Commercial Club, to be com
prized exclusively , of students,
Alumni and those who have attended
the C. C. H. S.
The officers elect of this actvity
are President Frank Brosius, Vice
President Harry Stearns, Secretary
Ernest Estes, and Treasurer Robert
Osborn. Arthur Michel, Miss Sykes
and Mr. Davis are on the committee
of arrangements, and with the com
mittees on entertainment and by
laws will soon have the issueathand
on a business basis.
The Home Economics Club com
posed of the girls of the Domestic
Art and Science classes are applying
the money made from the pie sales
in the decoration of their dining
room.
The present enrollment of the
typewriting class is sixty-five, which
calls for an equipment of eleven
machines. Tables have been made
in the Shop for two new Reming
tons which are expected soon.
There will be a masque ball ,at
Roberts on the evening of Saturday
the 27. Everyone invited.
Buick
Car
Makes Another
Record
Buick 16, 1916 averages
Hies
per gallon of Gasoline
in official test at Chicago,
equipped with Stromberg
Carburator. Why did the
Stromberg Co. pick a
Buick
for this test? Because the
Buick overhead valve en
gines deliver the maximum
power per gallon of gaso
lene. INLAND AUTO CO.
CROOK CO. AGTS.
All-Star Players Go
To Bend Today
A Thanksgiving game of football
will be Dlayed on the Bend field be
tween the All-star team of this city
and former college players of the
mill city.
The matter .,f the lineup tn I
coaching will be in the hands c,f
Lawson, and the Princville, team
confidently expects to hand Bend
the usual result, a goose egg.
The line up will be: Lawson fb;
Barnes c; Seely Ig; Cantrill rg; L.
Lister rt; R. Lister rhb; H. Charle
ton le; C. Charleton It; Brosius Ihb;
Broderick re; . Powell qb. Players
who may be substituted are:
Bechtell, Weigand, McFarland,
Lister, Dobbs, Hoven and Claypoul.
Mrs. Anna E. Starr Dead
Mrs. Anna E. Starr died at the
family home in Portland on No
vember 15, after a lingering illness
of over a year. Mrs. Starr was
about f2 years of age at the time
of her death. Burial was had at
Salem. Mrs. Starr is survived by a
brother, J. N. Williamson, of this
city, two sons, C. W. and Ernest,
the former of this city, and Mrs. H.
R. Richards of The Dalles.
C. W. Starr returned from Port
land Tuesday where he was called
by the sickness and death of his
mother. He says that it rained
every one of the fifteen days that
he was in the Willamette Valley;
in the Journal's contest will be
given in addition lo the prize i
already announced, a cmlit voucher j
good for lOOonthepurchnseof any ;
one of the seventeen pianos in tl c
Apollo line, Ludwig-AngeluM, Seh-1
marker- Angel us, Mehlin. Carola,
Kingsbury, or Milton, all in the ma
hogany finish.
The winner of the third prize
already announced will he given a
credit voucher for and the win
ner of the fourth prize already an
nounced will receive a voucher for
$40.
The winner of the fifth prize a
$35 voucher and the winner of the
sixth greatest number of votes a
$25 voucher each applicable onaia
no of the Ludwig, Mason-Hamlin,
Onover, Hardman, Kingsbury, Mil
ton, Packard, or Harrington, all of
which are new instruments and at
exactly the same figures as are sold
for cash in the various stores of the
coast, which are owned by this company.
Home and Factory Made
Candies
Hot and Cold Drinks
Apple CiHrr, Chicken Tamnlei
Chinese Noodle, Sandwiches
I liavn juttt wlilwl a line of SANI
TARY If H1JSM KS ami AUTOMO
MLIS HKU.SI1KS.
Mn. J. N. WRIGHT
Nr Lyric Theatre
Additional Prizes
For Journal Workers
continued from page 1 .
prices of the pianos will be and are
exactly the same delivered in your
home as they are in the Portland
house of this Company. -
Each instrument is of a well
known make, and the kind that this
reliable house is back of with a
guarantee.
The winner of the second prize
Just one month until Christmas.
Report of , the Condition
o( THE CROOK COUNTY BANK lit I'rlne.
vllle, In llio HlKto of ori'Kon, t (he cloau nf
bimltic Nov. 10, VWi!
HKrfOlllliT.il. .
f.onn niirl dlemint tW.Klta
Overdraft, aeeured and uiiKeeureil,,, XMi n
Dunlin, unci warrant fj.ailil.l
Htni'lc. and olhel icciirltlea H.wvto
H"knif bonne ,., Hi.a".R.:n
Furniture ami fixture S.MJU.in
Oilier real t;tU owned s,iW.fil
Dub Irnm liauku (not rcnervn tmnki), Wli.77
Due fnim approved rmervo bank,.,, 5,:(72.7J
(:liwk and other rand llenia fin.ntl
CanU on hand 17.ST
Total fciO.dM l
UABIUTIKS,
Capital atoi k paid In M.lionK
gurplua fund 14,0110.00
Undivided proll(, 1cm exponaca and
taxea paid ,,, U,mM
Individual ilopoulu imlijoct lo rlieek, W7,aiJ..'0
Demand ccrtlfleatei of dcpoalt M.OO
Cnabler chcckK outstanding &U8.flO
Time and tavlnga deponlta,,.,, M,MU,!W
Total ,, ,.tM",IUM,4
State of Oregon, County of Crook, sal
I, E. J. Wllaon, caahler of tho above-named
bank, do aolemnly iwear that the above Hale,
ment la true to the beat of my knowledge and
belief. E..I Wllaon, Caahler.
Subacrlbed and iworn to before mo thli 20th
day of Nor. 1015.
Wlllard H. W M,
Notary Pulillo
My rommlaalonexplret March 30, 1917 1
Correct Atteat! Wahrum Hkowm
tj. M. CohNktt,
lilructori,
I Have Installed a
New Up -to -Date
VULCANIZING
MACHINE
and will make a Specialty
of Casing Work ,
Tubes Vulcanized
Work Guaranteed
Popular Prices (
Location first door 'south of
Horigan's Meat Shop
F. P. LUCE
MODELS Of PERFECTION.
ol a MU iiVlbl
SIMPLE
SIMPLY
PERFECT.
Niwlloa, Oil, Helta ami nil kind of Scwlnl
Muohiuo aupulica, itnpuiriiig a apooiulty.
NEW HOME USERS ARE
QUALITY CHOOSERS
For Sale by
E. M. THOMPSON, BEND
THE NEW HOME SEWING MA
CHINE COMPANY
204 raciflc Blclg. Pan Francisco, Cal.