Crook County journal., March 30, 1916, Page PAGE 5, Image 5

CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL
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Worth Careful Thought
Do you read the label to know whether
your buking powder Is made from cream
of tartar or, on the other hand, from alum
or phosphate ?
Royal Baking Powder is made from
cream- of tartar, derived from grapes, and
( adds to the food only wholesome qualities.
' Other baking powders contain alum or
phosphate, both of mineral . origin, and
used as substitutes for cream .. of tartar
because of their cheapness.
1 Never sacrifice quality and healthful
ness for low price. -' N v ;
ROYAL, .BAKING; PpWDER CO.
. New York' -
EASTERN STAR
HOSTS AT
More than 100 people, which in
eluded a I Hive delegation each from
lend and Kedmond. attended the
anniversary of the loonl chapter of
the Knurn Star In this city Mon
luy evening.
The affair wan a social event of
the highest order. A mimical pro
gram, game of various kinds, and
like amusements prevailed until a
late hour when refrnhmenu were
aerved.
The lower hall In the Mnle
building hail been prepared for thin
ptiroe, and elulmrate decorations
of flower, the carnation lieinir the
moat prominent, were appropriately
arranged for the occasion. , ; , .
Thin date wan a I no .the anni
versary of the Redmond order, it
having been orttsniaed but one year.
Now turn to th- duKxIfW ad on
NEW MAIL SERVICE
STARTS
omitted also. All trips will be
made over the river and straight
romU for the present, t
CHAUTAUQUA MEET
IS
A meeting of those who binned
the Chautauqua guarantee wait held i
in the Commercial Club rooms on
Monday evening of this week.
Dr. Gove wan elected president of
the Chautauqua association, Geo, II. i
Ksmsey vice president, Jay H.'j
Upton secretary and Dn II. Peoples
treasurer. This organization is per
manent, and will exist throughout
the year.'
The chairman was authorized to
appoint committees from time, to
tjuie as the necessity for. .such cornt
m It tees becomes apparent. Various
plans for the Chautauqua were dis
cussed, and others will be suggested
at iuture meetings.
ThV next meHing will be held at
the Club rooms on April 21.
SATURDAY!
Commencing Hatudray morning,
April 1, Frinevills will be supplied
with fvo malls daily , from the rail
road, for the- first time. The extra
mail will leave' Redmond in the
evening, after the arrival of the
train which Is due about 7 p. m.
but departure will be made not
later than 8:30, and will arrive jo
1'rineville three hours later. This
trip will not lie mads on Sunday
evenings.
From 1'rlneville the mail wil de.
part at 4:110 a. m.' every day, and
the arrival at Hedmond will be
not later than 7::i0. which will con
nect with the north bound train.
The present service will be the
'same as formerly with the exception
of the hour of departure for the
railroad in the afternoon, which is
changed U 4 p: rrr, instead of & fe
rn, as at present. The Sunday after
noon trip to the railroad will i be
INCREASE
IN REGISTRATION
BUY
NOW!
Justus voters registered during
the paNt'wt'k. at the court house
which makes the total of 1C13 that
have been recorded at the clerk's
office to "date. ' this however is per
haps'Wveral hundred Mow 'the
number that are actually registered
over Jiie. county, 'erne of the reg
istrars not having reported since the
books opened. (. '
Ninety of the voters redgistered
during the week gave their address
as prinevllle, 33 receive mail at
Redmond. 28 at Post. 16 at Alfalfa'
and the remainder are scattering.
. .Republicans numbered 135. demo-,
crats 77 and miscellaneous 13.
Eighty-two of the number were
women; and 143 male voters; Just
16 days In which to register before
the primaries Register today.
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Onion Sets
Garden Seeds
Both package and bulk
Garden Tools
: : ' i
Poultry Supplies
Squirrel Poison Etc.
w 1 .
0, E. Stewart & Co,
MODELI 0' PUXCTIOK.
rmmsaaaacm. .
SIMPLE
SIMPLY
PERFECT.
-"iVl, On. TWt and all lcinda of Frn-in
;( -Kin MipiHn-,, Ki'v.-uiri'iK a apt-culiy.
NEW HOME USERb ARE
QUALITY CHOOSERS
EtM. THOMPSON, BEND
TttK NEW HOMK SEWING MA--K
t'HINK COMPANY
aWHfsrific Bldg. ' " Pan Francisco, Cat
J. HUGHES
Dearler in
Harness and Saddlery Goods, Horse Blankets, Saddle
Blankets, Bits, Spurs, Robes, Whips, Harness and Saddles,
Oils and Axle Grease. All work neatly and promptly
done and guaranteed
Saddles Made to Order a Specialty
prinrvhj f nprnniM
The Chautauqua is July 3 to 8
Two Hundred
Thoiisaed
Acres Lamd
m
Crook
s 1
CoMimty
will be sold on terms to actual settlers
or to residents of the county. Prices
from
$5.00 per Acre
for grazing land up to
$25.00 per Acre
for choice farm lands southeast of
Prineville
Choice Farm Lands
under the
Ochoco Irrigation District
will be sold at
$25.00per Acreupto$32.50perAcre
until the bonds are voted then the price
will be raised. All of these lands will be
sold on contracts that will allow payments over a
period of 10 years; cheaper than rent, much better
Oregon & Western Colonization Company
B.F. JOHNSON, Agent -PRINEVILLE, OREGON
Office First National Bank Building