Crook County journal., September 21, 1916, Page PAGE 5, Image 5

CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL
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Prineville Beauty
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MAURINE TOILET
PREPARATIONS
Cull (lira Iron (ucliil iliMiioni'mtlmi
Mr.. 0. C. CLAYPOOL
Two Hlk. I'.Bitt I'rlnovlIlK Ho'ol
Mace & Cofoiu bought a bunch '
of steers from Grant Mays recent
ly. Whim you got hungry next week
on the fuir grounds, look for the
Baptist tent. '
The second half of your taxed J
must ho paid before October 5 to
avoid b penalty. j
George Rowell left the laHt of
thu week for Portland after a visit
with relatives here.
Leland Belknap returned to Port-
he
TlI13ClTY
Miss bila Horigan is teaching
school ut CroHkeyN
The PrenbyU-rian Aid Society has
been postponed until October 12,
with Mrs. Cary Foster ait hostess.
Regular service at the Presby
terian church Sunday, September
24. Bible school iU A. M.;
Sermons U'A. M. and 7:30 P. M.;
Young people's meeting 6:30 P. M.
land the last of thu week where
lh attending school. (
J. V. Wright and family were in
the, city the hint of the week from
tneir home at Ashland, Oregon.
Irs. Ida Wilson, Miss Grayce and
Albert, of the Clino Falls power
plant, left Friday evening to spend
t few weeks with relatives In Port
land. Miss Eva Elliott, the music
teacher, has Durchaxed a beautiful
new Ludwig ulano from the Wiley;
li. Allen Ik)., in this city, which
Bhe will use in her studio.
Mrs. Mary F. BocRehcn returned
to her homo in Salem the last of
tho week after a visit with friends
and rtlatives in Prineville. '
The president of the Rcbckah
assembly will meet with Lookout
Kebekah lodge Saturday evening,
at a special meeting. A banquet
will be served and all members of
the order are reiueted to be in
Send Us Yoiunr Orders
No matter what you want. If it isn't in
stock we will try to get it for you To
pleaseyou to supply your wants to have
you come back again and again that is
what we aim to accomplish.
Always Something New, Up-to-Date
of Good Quality and Lowest Prices
J. E. Stewart & Company
PRINEVILLE .'. OREGON
No Old Stuff;
Here!
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Reliable ketchup, olives,
alad dressing, oils and things
of that sort in bottled form
are offered from fresh stock.
We do our ordering from
the wholesaler in a way that
keeps - old stuff off ouT
shelves.
This is important
Roseoe Howard was hr Prineville
the first of the week. '
Engineer J. 0. Barr-of Portland,
was in Prineville Friday.
O. G. Adam's and S. W. Yancey
are spending the week in the Cas
cades. Henry McCall was in the city
Tuedpy. He has a new 7 pas
senger Studebaker.
F. B. Foster left yesterday for
Portland. He will attend the
Round Up before returning home.
Mrs. O'Kellv suffered serious in
jury to her face and head when she
fell on the street Tuesday evenmg
MRS. 1, MICHEL
DddgeBrothbrs
MOTOR CAR
Satisfying the demand which
the goodness of the car
creates is still our one
great problem
Dodge Brothers' works are attaining
the proportions of a city in themselves .
but the demand grows in excess of "
the expansion. '
The gasoline consumption is unusually low
the tire mileage is unusually high
The price of the Touring Car or Roadster
complete is $785 f. o. b. Detroit
Dodge Brothers, Detroit
WALTHER-WILLIAMS HARDWARE CO.
Distributors, The Dalles,' Oregon
Lee ' Rrown of Albany was In
Prineville the first of the week.
Mr. Brown was a resident of Prine
ville 31 years ago.
The C. C. Hyde pool hall and W.
S. Hyde's barber shoD moved this
week from the Haner building to
the Belknap building on Main
Street. ' ,
There will be services at Upper
McKay school house next Sunday
at 3 p. m. Geo. H. Ramsey.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion F. Taylor i
returned Sunday evening from
Junction City and other Willamette
Vallev DoinU where they have been i
visitinir relatives and friends fori
the past three weeks. They pur-
rha.'M'd a new car and drove it!
home! coming over the Columbia!
illichwav. Mr. faylor says that1
some of the best roads in the world 1
I and some of the worst are to be I
! found on this highway.
C. C. Elkins and son Hess were
in the city this week from their
home in southern California.
J. A. Rowell and daughter who
nave been visiting here for some
time, returned to Sweet Home on
Monday.
J.' A.. Halliday of the Pacific
Telephone company was in the city
yesterday on business connected
with his line.
A,.set of 12 more band instru
ments have been leased from the
Modern Woodmen by the High
School for use bv the new school
band.
C.' R. Harvey recently purchased
the ranch and cattle of George
B. Tylor in the Bear Creek country,
which will make the Harvey ranch
one of the large holdings in that
part of the country.
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The Redmond Warehouse Com
pany is ready to contract all kinds
f maiM ttrt i Vt a 1 i V-nio 1 iiOnivinnf in
! advance. Pd. Adv.
Undertaking and
Building Material
Pure Boiled Linseed Oil per gallon
ALL GOODS STRICTLY CASH
LIPPMAN & COMPANY
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News of the Films
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"The Coward" Big Film Play.
Occasionally there comes a play
which appeals to all classes. Such
say many who have seen it, is
Thomas H. lnee's civil war play,
"THE COWARD," starring Frank
Keonan, to be shown next Saturday
and Sunday at the Lyric Theatre.
The scenes of "The . Coward" are
laid in the Valley of Virginia in
1861. The story is that of a pride
ful father and a weak timid b'hi.
wh", though a cdward at' the
beginning of war between ' the
North and the South, later redeems
himself for the sake cf tho Confed
eracy in a. startling manner. The
battle scenes are magnificent. The
far-flung line of soldiers is thrown
over mountain and.valley. Clouds
from exploding shells half cover,
half disclose the landscape. The
furious onrush of foot soldiers and
cavalry is exhibited. But the most
startling scene of all is the fall
with his horse of the young actor
from a bridge into the river. This
feat will cause many to gasp with
astonishment.
$2.25
45tB
Roscoe Arbuckle, in a Keystone
comedy, Fickle Fatty's Fall, com
pletes the two hour entertainment.
The 11th chapter of the Iron
Claw, "The Saving of Dan O'Mara,"
on Monday and Tuesday still main
tains the interest in that popular
serial at fever height.
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Fair Week
SPECIALS!
25 bars Crystal White Soap - $1.00
4-gallon jacket Tea Garden Syrup $3.15
4 packages A. H. Soda
.25
25-lb-pail Dr. Hess Stock Food, regular price
We invite you to
make our store
your resting place
while in the city
0. C. Claypool & Co.
$1.75
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