Crook County journal., May 25, 1916, Page PAGE 5, Image 5

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I EAT ALL I WANT
NOW AND FEEL FINE!
CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL
Here's a
Straight Tip!
Take our advice and buy
only reliable canned goods.
You can't alford to take a
chance with questionable
stock for the sake of a few
pennies.
Our canned goods are of
highest quality, and the prices
are low.
Safety first I
MRS. I. MICHEL
TiirJDity
Frank Merritt was In the city
Monday.
S. Faulkner wua a Monday viaitor
from Paulina.
The ground wa white with unow
Tuttnlay morning.
Dave Kennedy iu at the Michel
store once more.
Horn, May 18, to Mr. and Mr.
J. C. Aycock, a boy.
('has. E. Parrish transacted busi
netw here on Saturday.
N. H. Elliott was in town from
Terrebonne Saturday.
L. I). WeiHt of Bend was in
Prineville on Saturday.
, The Alumni dance was a great
Bueceiw Monday eveninp.
B. A. Kendall of Redmond was
in Prineville Monday atornoon.
Andrew Bernard and R. K. Doyle
of Suplee were in town Sunday.
S. C. Caldwell was a business
vitiitor from Rend on Saturday.
Ruth Topping of Culver is visit
ing friends in the city this week.
Clark A. Morse was in the city
from Powell Butte on Monday.
Chas. A. Sherman brought the
election returns from Barnes Mon
day. Eddie McFarland and Fair Me
Callister are in the city for com
mencement. There will be a basket dinner
after Sunday school at Grimes'
c'lapcl on Sunday to be followed by
the usual preaching service.
J. II. Haner was in Prineville
from Bend on Tuesday.
Ed. llensley left for Susanville,
California, Monday afternoon.
Mrs. N. 11. Bell cast the first
vote in the East Prineville precinct
Friday.
Miss Edna Laughlin came from
Mitchell Monday for commence
ment week.
C. P. Becker and Mrs. Becker
were in Prineville the last of the
week from Tumalo.
Sichel Hinkle went to Portland
on Monday as an Odd Fellow dele
gate to a convention in that city.
Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Randall re
turned recently from The Dalles
where they have been on a visit.
Homer Norton of Post was in
Prineville Tuesday assisting in the
official canvas of the election re
turns.
Will Arnold took his three little
boys and went fishing on the Mc-
Kay Sunday. They caught 27
trout. Will caught two.
Florence Waldron is visiting
friends in town after completing a
successful year of teaching at Grass
Valley, Wash.
W. Jerry Smtih and Clara Lucile
McDuniel, daughter of Mrs. J. E.
Stanclift, were married in this city
May 20th, and left for an extended
honeymoon.
Services as usual on Sunday at
the Methodist church. Sunday
school 10 a. m.; Epworth League
7 p.m.; preaching 11 a. m. and
8 p. m.
No Mora Gi on th Stomach r Sour
Stomach I No Mora Heavy Feeling
AfUr Meals or Comtlpatlonl
If you have sour stomach, consti
pation or gas on the stomach try
JUST ONE SPOONFUL simple buck
ttiorn bark, glycerine, etc., as mixed
In Adlerika, the MOST POWER
FUL bowfll clesnsnr ever sold.
The VERY FIRST dose shows re
sults and a short treatment with Ad-ler-l-ka
will surprise you.
ft rtrnlns mirh ttftt nnlulilnfl ftmminls
of old matter from the system that
A SINGLE DOSE relieves constipa
tion, sour stomuch and gas almost
ivhtan'TI.y. a driRB twice a week
guards against appendicitis.
Prineville Drug Co., George
Nicolai, Pharmacist
It's the unifonji unva
rying heat of a good oil
stove, and the perfect
contrpl, that keeps the h
juices in that pre
serves the savory
goodness of the meat
and gives that even
brownness all over.
juicier, .
.-tastier t ozsis
-a cleaner, cooler
kitchen, and less
fuel expense
A
NEW PERFECTION
OIL COMSJOYE1
A snowstorm throughout this
part of the state on Monday night
an J Tuesday morning, followed by
rain, will prove a great benefit to
growing crops and the stock ranges.
Roy C. Anderson of Port An
geles, Wash., and Katherine Merritt
of this city were married Tuesday
and left for their home in Washington.
A fire at Madras early Sunday
morning destroyed the Robinson
store and was checked only through
great effort. The origin of the
fire was unknown.
"Northern Lights," the play
which was given by local talent last
year with pronounced success will
be staged again soon. It is the
j Ian of the management to paly at
Madras, Redmond and possibly
Bend.
A Ford car, driven by Mr. Noon
chester of Burns, was overturned
on the grade wt sv. of the city the
last of the week. Considerable
damage was done to the car, but
the driver who was alone at the
time, was uninjured.
Mrs. Floyd Huston and daugh
ter, Clista, returned Saturday
from Portland with her son Wayne,
who underwent an operation for
adenoids at a hospital. The young
man is doing very well since the
operation. They visited at Dufur
and Maupin on their return.
A drinking fountain which was
bought and is being installed by
the Crook County Bank in front of
their institution on the corner of
Third and Main, will be greatly
appreciated by the public. The
fountain will be maintained by the
bank, and taken altogether shows
ajspirit of enterprise that is typi
cal of this institution.
Miss Sykes entertained the Sen
iors last Thursday evening at what
the class says was one of the best
parties of the year. After attend
ing the theatre they were escorted
to the domestic science department
of the high school, where pennants,
rugs, cozy chairs aid subdued
lights gave the appearance of a
large club room. A banquet was
served in the dining hall.
All the convenience of fe JCSBi
gee. Cooke everything Iwifuwip
enywoodorcoelrenge W'i.4
win coolc, but kaepa
your kitchen coo.
The long blue chim
neys do ewey with ell
emoke end small. In t,
2, 3 end 4-burner elzes,
ovens eeparete. Also
cabinet models with
Flrelees Cooking Ov
ens. Aek your dueler
today.
STANDARD OIL
COMPANY
(Callloiuli)
Lf For
.J A
J. E. Stewart & Co. O. C. Claypool & Co.
W. F. King Co. CW.Elkins
Are You Pleased
With the Kineses you are wearing? I'
not ceme to my office with your eye
troubles anil headaches. I fit glasses,
that one thing I do and fit them right.
Over 20 years' practice lias placed me
where it Is no expeiiment, Many of
the It suing plivBicinns and lurgeonB
not only send their patients wfth eye
trouble and headache to me, but
come thomfelves which means I have
gained their confidence. Personal at
tention in every cuee; Free consulta
tion. DR. IDA BEHRF.NDT
Eyesight Specialist '
At Hotel Oregon until May 30
The Dalles Sanitorium
THE DALLES OREGON
Formerly Dr. Ueitendorfer's Hospital,
Re-opened under the management of
Dr. Bevis.
New Arriva
s
We are now receiving new shipments
of Deering Mowers, Rakes and Binders,
and a complete line of repairs for same.
Look your machinery over and order
repairs early. It is very important that
you furnish us with the number of the
repairs wanted when ordering machine
repairs. We have a full line of lubri
cating oils, rope, steel cable and pulleys,
Jackson forks, header forks, oil cans,
wrenches. Give us a call.
O.CClaypool&Co.
AUTOMOBILE
BARGAINS
Overland 40 5-passenger car in
perfect condition
Oakland Roadster with Delco
lights and starter, repainted, a
classy roadster
A light Chalmers
Good condition
Good tires
A heavy Chalmers made f 0 f
into a 1500 pound truck; Jh-jolj If II
just thoroughly overhauled r w W
D45 1915Buick Six
Repainted and
Overhauled
$450.00
$375.00
$400.00
$800.00
INLAND AUTO
COMPANY