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Tiik City
D. A. Yates was in the city yes
terday. W. H. Carlin was in Prineville
yesterday.
The Journal wishes you a merry
Christmas.
C. L. Gist, of Sisters, was in the
pity Monday.
' Walter T. Morris, of Post, was in
the city yesterday.
Joe mith, of Paulina, was in
Prineville yesterday
Mrs. J. C. Houston was in Prine
ville Tuesday.
F C. Logan was in Prineville on
business Tuesday.
A. L. Mcintosh, of Rend, was in
the city Tuesday afternoon. .
Fred Powell, of Paulina, was in
Prineville yesterday afternoon.
E. L. McFarland was a business
visitor from Held yesterday after
noon. W. B. Morse and family left the
last of the week for California
where they will sjend Christmas
visiting Mr. Morse's relatives.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs A. R.
Bowman, on December 16, a
daughter.
Miss Dora ouM went to Bend
yesterday to spend a few davs with
relatives.
Alex Hinton bought four head of
Shorthorn bulls from B- V. Shej
htrd the last of the week.
Horace and Loland Belknap will
arrive in this city Saturday and will
spend the holidays visiting relatives
here.
If Santa Cliius misses any boy or
girl, report to F. T. Keid, chairman
of the Community Tommitlee, and
he will see that old Santa conies
around.
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A Letter to the Public
Have you been attending the Lyric Theatre regularly? If you
have not, why not? We will appreciate your patronage and en
deavor to give you the best possible films that money can secure.
We wish particularly to call your attention to the films which
will soon be shown at the Lvric We are featuring WORLD
FEATURES, shown every Friday and Saturday at 10c and 20c
admission. These picture are taken from the greatest of WIL
LIAM A, BRADY'b stage snccesses and feature the most noted
stars of the speaking stage as well as the screen. Did you see
BLUE GRASS? If not, ask your friends who did see it and how
they enjoyed it.
Following Blue Grass we will present LILLIAN RUSSELL in
WILD FIRE. Miss Russell's name should be enough to insure
your confidence whatever the picture might be. Wild Fire is a
picture far above the average and we know will give you perfect
satisfaction.
We wish also to especially call vour attention to the fact that
beginning December 24th, we will change pictures with a feature
picture on Sunday night. This program to be run only one night.
The photo drama run at this time will be the PATHE GOLD
ROOSTERS which have been previously shown in this city at 15c
and 25c admission price. These pictures will be shown for 15c and
we can guarantee you your money's worth. The first of these at
tractions, beginning December 24, will be little MERRY SUN
SHINE, featuring the famous child actress. MARIE OSBORN.
This is a picture for women and children but will be thoroughly
enjoyed by all. Following this is BIG JIM GARRITY and FLOR
ENCE REED Who will be remembered in New York in the WO
MAN'S LAW.
Beginning January 5th we will start the famous FOX produc
tions which will be the highest price service ever run in Prineville.
The majority of these pictures will feature the famous THEDA
BARA, the queen of Vampires, who made Vampire roles famous
throughout the world, and Wo. FARN HAM who was last seen
here in the SPOILERS. The first of these productions will be
The Serpent, featuring Theda Bara. Following this, Blue Blood
and Red, the Man of Sorrow with William Famham and Carmen.
Every one of the Fox productions is a picture with a punch. We
can guarantee our patrons that there has never been a greater
production than CARMEN shown in this city. If you are not a
Eatron of the Lyric now, be one. Don't pass up these features,
ife is too short to miss any of the good things.
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Further information upon call
C. W. Wells, ol Powell Butte, was
in Prineville yesterday afternoon.
J. C. IVmaris will give the open
ing dance in his new hall in the
Morris building on the evening of
December 25.
Mrs. Adeline Yancey and Miss
Muble Grant left lust Thursdtiy to
spend a week in Portland. They
will return today.
John and Frank Bellinger, of
Lebanon, were in Prineville the last
of the week delivering some stock
which they sold here some time
ago.
H. U. Mitoire, an accountant who
was in the employ of J - T Wheeler
in this city some time ago, died on
i hursday of lust week in an l)ieo,
California.
County Clerk Brown returned
from a trip to Portland the first of
the week where he attended the
meeting of the county clerks of the
state.
All the teachers of the Trineville
public school and many others
from the rural schools will attend
the meeting of the. state teachers'
association in Portland next week.
Wilford and Hobart Belknap ar
rived Sunday for a visit with rela
tives here until after the holidays, j
The tormer irom fn-attie where hu
is attending lu'v school, and the
latter from Portland where he is
attending a school of the same
nature.
America's Most Beautiful Woman
and Stage Favorite
Lillian Russell
in the Famous Stage Success
"Wildfire"
A Thrilling and Exciting Story of the
Race Course, replete with action and
heait interest
Two carloads of automobiles have
lioen received by the Inland Auto
Company during the week. Buick
purchasers are C. F. Smith. six-..ri
touring car; W, K. King, six road
ster; Dayton Grant, four touring
cur; Dave, John and Fred Grimea
and Clyde Kinder euch purchased a
Ford from this shipment. Trices on
Buicks will be advanced soon, we
are informed.
Robert Percy Barnes died at hi
home Hi Oakland, California, on lad
Thursday und funeral services wer
held in this city Tuesday afternoon
at 2:'.W. Mr Barnes was a son of
Mr. K, F. Barnes of this city, ami
had many friends here. lie haJ
been in California for a number of
years, and his death came as a
shock to relutives and friends here.
Appropriate Christmas
Gifts For Everybody
FRENCH IVORY
MANICURE SETS
MIRRORS COMBS
BRUSHES
WATCHES CLOCKS
JEWELRY
SPECTACLES AND
ALL KINDS
OF REPAIRING
COMMUNITY
SILVERWARE
KNIVES FORKS
' SPOONS
Sterling Phonograph
Will uia any ditc. Ediion, Victor
or Colombia record. Reg. price $35
; Now $25.00
With Jewel Needle
$10 down; $5 month
ALUMINUM
PERCOLATORS
CASSEROLES
CHILD'S SETS
MIRRORS
SALT AND PEPPER
JEWEL BOXES
SHAVING SETS
CUT GLASS
SAFETY RAZORS
VIOLIN STRINGS
W. H. CYRUS, KAMSTRA BUILDING
WeWishYou
ONE AND ALL
GREAT AND SMALL A
Merry Christmas
ONLY
TwoBay
Remain to do Your
Xmas
Shopping
OUR
TOY and Gift
Department Still has Attractions
Open
Evenings
Place your Orders with
us for your Xmas
Fruits and
Vegetables
A Fresh Supply will be in
the last of the week
which will consist
of the
Largest
Assortment
We have ever had
Special
Deliveries
AT ALL HOURS
SHOP EARLY AND GET
Your Share of our Larse Stock
MRS. I. MICHEL
THE STORE OF
SERVICE