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CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL
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Prineville
Commission House
Dealers in all Jkinds of
FARM PRODUCE
Hay, Grain, Flour and Feed. Forwarding Storage
and Commiiiion Buyeri of Hide, Pelt
and Fura
JACK SUMMERS, Manager
Watches, Clocks, Diamonds
and Jewelry
Call on or write
SMITH, the Jeweler
Percy R.Smith
WHY
BUY
YOUR
STUFF IN Prineville Meat Market
PORTLAND Fighting the B.rfTru.l
City Meat Market
J. W. HORIGAN, Prop
Choice Home-Made Hams, Bacon
and Lard
Fresh Fish
Fruit and Vegetable in Season
A Dollar in the Bank
It worth two in the hand, because it it' tafer.
It toon grow and begin to work for you.
Crook County Bank, Prineville, Or.
Charley Chaplin's Comic Capers
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When you can get it "for
lea in PRINEVILLE O
You can get it for lew '
at our shop.
and Oysters
"SPEAR HEAD"
AH OLD TIME
JFAVORITE
The Most Popular Chew for a
Third of a Century
PURE, RICH, FRUITY-SWEET
The man who chews Rets by far the
must wholesome enjoyment and satis
f"i ti n out of tobacco, ejpeciiilly if he
:l-t:w plug tobacco. The rich juice
of the leaf are retained in good
I'Uij better than in any other form.
For more than a generation Spear
Head lias held firt place aj the favor
ite hii;h-cradc plug chewing tobacco.
Thii unique distinction is due solely
to the wonderful quality and flavor of
Spear Head the richest, mellowest,
ta3ticit chew in the whole world.
Spear Head is the choicest of all
red Iiurlcy, hand-stemmed and made
into mcllow-swect plugs in a perfectly
clean, most sanitary factory.
You can't chew the flavor out of
Spear Head, because it's a part of the
tobacco. That rich, ripe, red Burley
ta-tc keeps on pleasing you ai long
as you keep on chewing.
Chew Spear Head and you'll be
chewing the purc-t and most satisfying
tobacco that it's possible to make. In
10c cuts, wrapped h wax paper.
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C. C. 11. S. NOTES. !
The counties of Crook and JefTer-1
son are well aware of the worth of j
the C. C. H. S. normal graduate:
and have employed a number of the
students to teach in 'their schools.
This is the most emphatic proof
that could be brought to bear oh
the fact, that the much talked of
efficiency of our high school is not
an empty bluff. The students of
the normal department are drilled
in all that is new and broad on the
art of teaching.
The following arc those who thus
far have secured positions: Miss
Mevuuley will teach at Terrebonne;
Miss Everett, Camp Creek; Miss
nietne'v. Opul City; Mrs Merritt.
Roberta; Bernard Ramsey, Vanora;
Miss Payn, Howard; Miss Merrill,
Fairview; Miss Thomas, Maury and
Rei Powell in Prineville.
The oratorical try-out resulted in
the choice of Frederick Rice, Stacy
Smith and James King for the
Ochoeonians and Rader Prewitt,
Frank Ric: and Adrian Yancey for
the Alphas. The final contest tor
the Baldwin prize of fifty dollars
will be held some time commence
ment week.
The high school baseball team
which went to Paulina Saturday
met with sad results, being defeat
ed 21-3 in a game as dull as the
score admits. The ,boys report a
pleasant time otherwise.
Lydia Laughlin representing the
senior class explained about Elbert
Hubbard and his Roycroft Shop
which works under the motto of
"Not too cheap, but how good."
Lota Horrigan played an interest
ing piano solo.
Miss Sykes spent the week end at
the Weigand ranch near Lamonta
enjoying the thrill of eouutry life.
f O&ssiifoedr Ads
I The Wants of the People. Men and Women Seeking j
f Employment; Help Wanted and Bargains in Everything
f from a tin pan to a High Class Crook County Stock Farm 5
FOR SALE
STRAYED - Onp strawberry roan
and gray team; in good condi
tion, weight about 1050: roan
branded I.N., gray HE, connect
ed. Lockup and receive $5.00
reward. Wtn. F
Corilcy, Ore.
Number! er, ;
&:Vl.
WINTER LAYERS Settings of
Brown leghorn ad A: co la eggs
$1.25 per netting of h. S. B.
Ellis, Prineville, Ore. 23tfc.
COWS A number o fresh millk
cows, all young Beef prices. G.
L. Hrazee, Powell Butte Cre 22tf
EGGS FOR HATCNHIG Full blood
Plymoth Rock. $1 for 15. Mrs.
Pearl Breeding. Prineville, Ore
gon. 22t2p
SPAN OF MULES-For sale. Com
ing two year olds. Weight 900
pounds each. J. L Gibson, Powell
Butte, Ore. 22t2p.
150 HENS In their prime, splend
id layers from tested strains,
Peteluma and Corvallis. Several
prime cocks. Come and see them
and make me an offer.
A. D. Pratt, Post. Oregon. 22tfe.
YOURSUNDAY DINNER Will be
aniireciated at the Orecon Grill. 1
Sen ice the best. Popular prices,
21fc.
THREE 160 ACRE RANCHES For
sale reasonable and on easy
terms, ror further information
apply to owner. T. J. Ferguson,
Post. Oreiron. 21tfc
TWO GANG PLOWS One 12 inch
plow, the other 14 inch, also one
14 disc drill in running order.
two wagons, one Schuttler 3 j new,
one Mitchell. For sale or will
trade. Call on or telephone.
. Fred Grimes City. 21tfc.
REGISTERED Short Horn Bulls.
Forty head about a year old,
others younger. These animals
may be seen at the Shepherd
ranch near Barnes. Address or
telephone. B. F. Shepherd Barnes,
Oregon. 20tl2p.
AUTO FOP. SALE-1915 model.
Like new. Snap if taken at once.
Inquire at Journal Office. 16tfc.
BALTIC ALFALFA-Best for East
ern Oregon. Write Baltic Alfalfa
Seed Growers. Burns, Oregon. 20
WANTED
SECOND HAND FORD-Wanted.
Will trade a new $200. cabinet
Grafonola. Call at Ada:son's
Drug Store. 23tfc
WANTED To buy or trade for
second hand furniture, beds,
stoves, rutfs. carpets, hides, etc
Ker.md Hand Store. 23tfc.
A GOOD MEAL Well cooked and
oronerlv served. At the Oregon
Grill. Popular prices. 21tfc
HIDES WANTED Highest cash
price paid ior an Kinus 01 mur
at Hamilton
Stables,
Prineville,
Oregon.
lotfc.
BOARD AND ROOM
BOARD AND
week, at Mrs.
boarding house.
ROOM $6 per
Harvey's Home
LIPPINCOTT'S
Is now being
RESTAURANT
operated by the
nwners who will be pleased to
meet all their old customers,
new ones as well. 18tfc.
HELP WANTFD
HELP WANTED- On ranch for
month or two, one child. Address
box 483, Prineville. Ore. 19tfc
SUNDAY DINNERS
J0IN r HE CROWDS--Sunday even-
in y t , th Oretron drill.
Your money's worth and more.
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LOST AND FOUND
L7DHG0lLir W rTsT WATCH
Lost at Eastern Star anniversary
in Prneville. Finder please return
to ownr r ft Hotel Redmond and
receive leward. Initials E. B. W.
engraved on back, 22tfc.
AUTO ROBE A light and dark
plaid robt. Has a "Pendeton"
mark on one end. Notify this
office. 20tfc.
FOR RENT
LIGHT HOUSE KEEPING ROOMS
Three at $10 per month. No
other expense. Mrs. Ida Prose
Independent phone. 22tfc.
REWARDS
$20 REWARD-For bay filly, 3
years old. "BB" on left si oulder.
J Notify W. h. Mead. Rubens. Ore-
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21tfc
OPTICIANS
DR. IDA BEHREND The well
known Optometrist, will be a
professional visitor in Prineville,
April 29 to May 8. at Hotel Ore
gon. 23tfc
DR. J. G. TURNER, Formerly
of Lowe & Turner, eye special
ists, of Portland, will be at Hotel
Prineville, Saturday and Sunday,
May 13-14, and every two months
h the future. Dr. Turner de-'
votes his entire time, energy and
effort exclusively to the eye. ' He
is a graduate of the Northern Illi
nois College of Opthamology and
Otology, of Chicago, Illinois, and
has had more than 18 years cf
hard and practical experience,
and knows his business thorough
ly in all its branches. This is no
si(Je line. Dr. Turner gives your
eyes a most thorough searching
and scientific examination with
the latest improved electrical in
struments and when he prescribes
glasses it is with positive and ab
solute assurance that they are
the best and only kind suited to
your eyes. If you do not need
glasses he wili tell you so frank
ly. No charge for consultation
or examination, satisfaction
guaranteed. Be sure and let Dr.
Turner show you the new lens
for reading and distant vision,
all in one solid piece of glass,
which looks like a single pair yet
answers the purpose of two. Con-
suIl him at Hote Prineville, on
Saturday or Sunday, May 13-14
NURSERY STOCK
PLANT 'EM NOW- Berries of all
kinds, including strawberries,
currants, gooseberries, raspber
ries, dew berires and all the
other kinds. A large stock of
rhubarb. Fine 'time to plant
them, just after the rain.
Central Oregon Nursery. H Earl
Cross. Frineville, Oregon. 22tfc
MISCELLANEOUS
PLEASE Return all books bor
rowed from the Stearns library.
20tfc.
The Delay puzzles Charley
Copyright, 1916, by J. Keefey.
MONEY TO LOAN
MONEY To loan on improved real
estate. D. H. Peoples. 20tfc
NOTICES
NOTICE
I All persons knowing themselves
indebted to the firm of A. H. Lipp-
man & Co., please come and settle
I at once; all having claims against
the firm will present them at once.
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Pritfitt9 - Oregon
DR. H. G. DAVIS
DENTIST
New Modern Shop, in Kmtra Building
HOWARD GOVE
"DENTIST
Crook County Bank Building
DR. H. E. BURDON
Chiropractic Physician
Office Over Crook County Bank. Room
4 and 5. Prinerille, Oregon
The Dalles Sanitorium
THE DALLES .'. OREGON
f0Tme,iy ur. (iei-emlorfer's Honpital,
Ke opened umier the management of
Dr Bevis.
New
Spring
Millinery
Complete
Line of the
Latest Styles
at
MRS. ESTES'
MILLINERY PARLORS
Prineville, Oregon
The Oregonian
s handled exclusively in
Prinevilleby
H. R. LAKIN
Delivered at vour door the
same day as published for
75c per month
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