Crook County journal., December 02, 1915, Page Page 8, Image 8

CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL
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Your Ghrisitmas Shopping -.Ea
AT OUR STORE YOU WILL FIND THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF
Dolls
Dishes
Toys
Tablets
Baskets
Rubber Balls
Teddy Bears
Vases
Shaving Brushes
Flash Lights
Footballs
Towels
Guest Towels
Jewelry
Silks
Silk Waists
Fancy Nut Sets
Silverware
Carving Sets
Pocket Knives
Safety Razors
Handkerchiefs
Table Linen
Napkins
Lace Curtains
Silk Petticoats
Und erwear
Corsets
Casseroles
Percolaters
Suit Cases
Talcum Powder
Kid Gloves
Woolen Gloves
Slippers
Pumps
Dress Shoes
Silk Hosiery
Sweaters
Mackinaws
Fancy Neckwear
Aprons
Boudour Caps
Vanity Bags
Scissors
Handbags
Mirrors
Hair Ornaments
and a great variety or goods and other things that are intensely suitable and commendable for gifts to
old or young
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Call when in doubt and ask our Sug
gestion Department and you will get the
latest information as to what is proper
and correct and suitable for the gift.
Then there are Christmas candies and
Nuts, Mince Meat, Sweet Cider, Rais
ins, Candied Citron Peel, Lemons, Ba
nanas. Don't forget your Green Trading
Stamps for it mears a valuable gifs for
yourself very often, so get the stamps.
Just to remind you that we are giving
ten per cent discount on our Buster
Brown Shoes, just to sell more and to
get ready for the big stock coming in
right away after January 1 st.
We've got again that WONDERFUL 25c ROAST COFFEE
SpeClal at 21 1-2C ff'Jliraendthewhoe.
" aler say that coffe is going to
go higher. Buy it now.
o'H?.!be be,t cloth' we have ever teen for men
CAFT! 0N S mak 100 Per c" WOOL and 100 per
cent STYLE mean. 100 per cent GOOD VALUE and sati.
faction Try Cappt.
W. want you to , th. N.w Aluminum, B.auliM CaaaoroLa, ChM
P.woUtor, Cupa and Mug a. Crumb Tra.a, Child'. Knif. .nd Fork S.I.
Coadsmenl SrU. Tea. Strains. But don't fail to lho B.aul.iui C..
rolm, $2.00 and up.
CominCy A Poclt Knife with chan(bU Mad., ju.t J1.00 la
wwiHHig ,Urt ,h. Unt bUd M( bs uki ou or put (t
mom.nt a tim. Th handl will lr.1 for y.ara. W will have iood
(lock of bld. to (oloct from.
Collins W. Elkins
CASH STORE
PRINEVILLE OREGO N
DATES OF COM!
TEACHERS' EXAMS
continued from page 1
Physiology, Composition, Methods
in Reading, Mehods in Arithmetic.
Thursday Forenoon, Arithmetic,
History of Education, Psychology,
Methods in Geography.
Thursday Afternoon, Grammar,
Geography, American Literature,
Physics, Methods in Language,
Thesis for Primary Certificate,
Science of Education.
Friday Forenoon, Theory and
Practice, Orthography, Physical
Geography, English Literature,
Chemistry, History of Education.
Friday Afternoon, School Law,
Geology, , Algebra, Civil Govern
ment, Childhood and Adolescence.
Saturday Forenoon, Geometry,
Botany, School Administration.
Saturday Afternoon, General His
tory, Bookkeeping, Methods.
J. E. Myers, Superintendent.
DIED
The funeral of Mrs. Rauhauser,
of Dry Creek, was held Friday at
2.30 P. M. Services were conducted
by Rev. E. C. Newham. Mrs. Rau
hauser suffered from nervous pros
tration and was ill for some four
or five weeks. She was taken to
hospitals at Hood River and Pendle
ton at which latter place she died
rather unexpectedly on Wednesday
morning. Relatives present were
her father and mother, Mr. and Mrs.
Morgan, her husband and her little
son Lee Hudson aged 11.
Mrs. Rauhauser was a member
of the Methodist Episcopal church
for many years. She was hignly es
teemed in the community in which
she lived,' and leaves many friends
to mourn her loss.
that the elasticity of the' district
law will render their solution a very
easy matter.
At the last meeting on November
19, at Cloverdale a very interesting
meeting was enjoyed despite a
mild' snow storm. Fred Wallace,
J. N. B. Gherking and Mr. Griffin
of Laidlaw, Messrs O. Lauregaard
and E. A. Lovett from Redmond all
assisted with able council and pre
dicted a very early organization.
Lake into Squaw Creek
tion purposes.
or irriga-
Millinery
New Fall Hats
The Latest Styles
at
Mrs. Estes'
Millinery Parlors
PRINEVILLE. OREGON
Irrigation Distiict for
Sisters Country
During the past six months while
Jefferson county has been getting
into print with her irrigation
schemes and the people of Prine
ville and vicinity have been getting
together upon the Ochoco project,
the people about Sisters have not
been idle. The present state of the
water rights under Squaw Creek
have long been a source of trouble
and annoyance and the shortage of
water a great drawback to the de
velopment of the community.
Three engineering parties have
been into the mountains during
the autumn. They have found that
. a great quantity of water now in
running streams upon the Squaw
Creek watershed sink into grave
bars and dissappear and that the
several streams really contribute
nothing to the desert lands below.
They report that this may be very
largely overcome at a very nominal
expense. One of these lying across
the divide and between South Sis
ters Mountain and Broken Top would
store 7,500 acre feet of water and
with the summer flow would deliver
31,500 acre feet of water during the
irrigation season.
Meetings have been held at Lower
Bridge, Plainview, Sisters, and
Cloverdale and much interest arous
ed. The people generally by a good
majority favor the district plan of
proceedure. The only apparent op
position appearing near Cloverdale
where some local differences are
still to be settled, but it is believed
SISTERS NOTES.
Several of the Sisters and Clover
dale boys have organized a basket
ball team and will be ready to give
and receive challenges for games in
a short time.
Several men from Sisters includ
ing Robert Smith, J. P. Duckett
and other citizens attended a rail
road meeting at Bend Wednesday.
Ernest McCabe who has a home
stead near Cline Falls moved his
family to Sisters so that his children
can attend school.
A meeting was held in H. K.
Allen's hall Thursday evening for
the purpose of talking over the pro
ject of turning the waters of Green
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WEEKS TO CHRISTMAS
Check Off Your Purchases. Any:
thing Left? BuyltNOWl
NEWS FROM THE SCHOOLS
PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTES
" Paul Mathews, Reporter.
Last Friday afternoon the various
roms in the public school gave
short programs between recess and
time for dismissal. The programs
were well attended by the parents.
Between seventy and eighty parents
were in attendance. We appreciate
this interest taken by them and we
also apreciate the increased number
who are now visiting us in the reg
ular work.
The pupils continue to have reg
ular fire drills. At the last practice
the entire building was emptied in
forty-seven seconds.
During the past month the sixth
grade class had a contest in arith
metic, the winners in the first con
test being: Evelyn Hyde, Lila Gil
lam, Lula Allen, Beulah Blanchard,
Delmar Lewis, William Smith, Flora
Augustine, Elsie Everett, and Davie
Ashley.
TiiiCrrv
Regular services next Sunday at
the Christian church. The morning
subject will be "The Woman and
the Lhurch. in the evening a
ppecial offering will be taken to be j
turned into the ("rook County High
School Loan Fund, to be used in
assisting students financially to re
main in school this year. Bible
School and Christian Endoavor at
the usual hours. You are invited to
have fellowship with us in these
services, ueo. II. Kamsey, pastor.
At the Presbyterian church a
series of studies of fundamental
subjects is in progress. The subject
of last Sunday, "How may I know
there is a God?" will be followed
next Sunday by "What do"we know
about the Nature of God and His
relation to the World?" In the
evening service the High School
quartette will furnish special rnuBic
and the sermon will be on a theme
of interest to young men especially.
Sermon at 11 A. M. and 7.30 P. M.
(CHARTER NO. MSi)
Report of the Condition
Of TU Fint Nitwul Baak at PriMilt, la lb.
Sun a Ort(M, at iIm CUm af Burnt,
Hn. JO. I91S.
HCMU'ICM.
Uin nl dl'iuiii jt- ijt,a74.lj
Overdrafts, unimiiri"! Tit'jtt
U It boiidn iMMitai to avcurvrlr-
eulailun tr valu u Mm
Mi'curlilf. uthiT lliau V. h. tmt.
lm'lu.iin sitx-ks, onl un.
pldlnad imjU
nulNcrlplloit to HUxk of Perioral
Koarrva bank ,W,ixX
Lru amount ini.i.l fa.uuo ,ouo)
Valueof Hanking nous,,, S.ltiMI
rurnllura ami flxlurca 1,751 40
Other wal catata owned 3,7110.119
Net amount Do Irora fedi-ral Ke-
aerra Bank t.WM
fat amount !ue from approved
reierve agenla in N'w York,
Chicago and 8t. Iul ... M
tint amount Iia Irora approved
reaarv aganta In other cltlea, . . ,
T.I1.M
Net arojuut Duo Irora banka and !
other than above... W.HM.trJ !
Fractional currency , mckeli A centa a.U
Noteaol other National Hanka.,,. ,M.no
Colo and oertlflcatoa, lawful money :
reevrve In renk 24,188.00
Redemption fund with U.S. Treaaur.
not more than a per centou clr-
lion a,oo
Home and Factory Made
Candies
Hot and Cold Drinks
Apple Cider, Chicken Tamalet
Chinese Noodles, Sandwiches
I hv jiiKt B(lli-(l line of SANI
TARY BRUSH KS nd AUTUMO
HILK BRUSHES.
Mm. J. N.WRIGHT
Nar Lyric Theatre
Total 1510,900,21 I
LuaiuTim. j
Capital atock paid In f 50,0110,00 ;
Surplus fund '., 60,000.110
Undivided profit flo.MJH
Leas current expensim,
internal and taxea paid. ,1,471.10 liH.Kl.tS
Circulating notes outstanding,,., ,MO.OO j
Individual dtpoalta subject to I
cheek nn.m.m i
Ccrtilkatc of deposit duo '
111 less than SO days $16,7nl.7 !
Total a61M.WJU.21
BTATKOKCAMKORNIA I I
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1, T. M, I'.Ai-nwiN, CuKhlnr of the nbuvc- j
imnifl luuik.ijn Hiili'innlv NWoiir tlinl. the uIiovk
Htatement is true to the hext of toy know.
Idne and belief. T. M. BALDWIN, ;
Uaxhier.
HuhM'rlbed and sworn to before mo this 'I!
clay of N0V.IUI6.
K. C. Bl'HT,
Nutury 1'ulilio.
CoBimor Attests
(i. W. Noni.a )
Carkv W. Fostkb v Directors
T, II. Lacullxtti I
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 firat door south of
Morigan'f Meat Shop
F. P. LUCE
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
PARTNERSHIP
Notice is hereby given to all
persons concerned, that the part
nerahip of Porfily & Maben has this
day dissolved by mutual consent. P.
H. Maben retiring from the busi
ness. Ralph Porfily , will hereatfer
conduct the business and pay all
debts owing by the late partnership.
Dated this 1st day of December,
1915. 3t4p.
Ralph P61 fily, P. H. Maben.
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ments on page 3.
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