Crook County journal., March 22, 1917, Page PAGE 4, Image 4

MARCH 22, 1917
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CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL
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Hair
Goods
BEAUTIFUL
French Hair
Switches in
Various
qualities, ranging in
lengths from 6 36 in
ches. Cheaper varieties
to nn an uPwar-
p.Uy All switches
are guaranteed to match
and otherwise be satisfac
tory and will be mailed to
out of town people on
approval.
Cnknl Ma J Up t ? Special
Ordtr at Rewuklt Cnl
Mail Mm iitm ihimiI Atttatm
Prineville Beauty Shop
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The City
Carl Hyde was In Redmond Mon
day. Harry Stearns is the owner of a
new Ford.
Bert Sager, of Post, was In the
city Tuesday.
George Knox was In the city Mon
day from Post.
Otto Sontag was in the city Mon
day from Roberts.
John Price is in the city this
week from Post.
' Barney Conoway was in the city
Monday from Millican.
Wm. Smith was a visitor in the
city Sunday from Madras.
. Norman Weigand was in the city
Tuesday from Lamonta.
Fred Wallace was in the city
Tuesday from Tumalo."
R. W. Rea arrived In the city
Sunday from Portland.
Jack Weigand was in the city
from Lamonta Monday.
Mitchell Brothers, of Lamonta,
were in the city Tuesday.
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L. A. Gibson was in the city
Tuesday from Powell Rutte.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Brummer were
in the city Monday from Post.
Farquahar McRae 'was a visitor
in the city Sunday from Howard.
Granville Clifton motored over to
his ranch near Tumalo Saturday.
W. D. Cyrus was a visitor in
Prineville Monday from Culver.
R. S. Dixon was in the city Satur
day from his ranch near Barnes.
Mrs. F. E. Brosius ras gone to
Hood River and Portland for a visit.
W. L. Van Doren was a business
visitor from Powell Butte Tuesday.
Several cars went to Bend Mon
day evening for the Burns-George
bout.
H. H. DeArmond, an attorney of
Bend, was a Prineville visitor Mon
day. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Windom, from
Culver, are. visiting in the city this
week.
T. H,. Connors was a business vis
itor in Prinevile Monday from Rob'
erts.
C. G. McDonald, of Roberts, was
a business visitor in Prineville Mon
day. Miss Blanche Wilson was a week
end visitor in the city from Terre
bonne. John Hopper and G. W. Wells
were in the city from Powell Butte
Monday.
J. P. and Hans Jacobsen,- of Rob
erts, were business visitors in the
city Saturday.
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HE! TH4T.LM
CF NORWEGIAN COD LIVER OIL
usually stops a stubborn
jcough or chest cold when
vdinary specifics fail
It helps strengthen the
lungs and throat adds
energy to the blood and
gives the system the force
to help resist disease.
use scon s
Refuse Substitutes
Scott & Bownc, Bloomfitld, N. J. 16-
I B. L. Tone la In the city today
i from Sister. j
M. E. Allen returned from Port-i
! land Tuesday. :
1 Cecil B. Steam was a Bend vis-:
itor Tuesday.
i Reuben Ronton la In the city to
, day from Post.
J. F. Blanchard returned yester
day from Portland.
Warren Brown is a visitor In j
' Portland this week.
j Joe Howard is -in "the city today t
from Lower Bridge. ,
S. N. Norris, of Suplee, was In (
: the city yesterday. i
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j Henry S. Cram and wife are In
Portland this week. 1
i W. T. Mularkev whs in the c-ty
yesterday from Redmond.
I Frauk Winer made a business
, trip to Bend this week.
! N. J. Latubert was a visitor in the :
city yesterday from Grandview.
Vernon Reeves and Other Seott ;
returned to Lebanon, Monday. ,
J. T. Myers was a business visitor
in the city yesterday from Powell
Butte. ,
J. H. Carlin and fi. A. Parker j
were in the city Saturday from i
Roberts.
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Herman Wallace is the new clerk
in the grocery department at C. W.
Elkins'. 5'
The Eastern Star will celebrate
their anniversary tonight at the
lodge rooms.
Wm. Tackman and Harry Bame
were visitors In Prineville Mouday
from Barnes.
Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Hedlund were
in the city Monday from their ranch
near Riverside.
Homer Ross is In Portland this
week attending 'the conference of
Forest Supervisor.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde McKay and
children were visitor in Prineville,
Sunday from Bend.
J. F. Blanchard started for Red
mond Saturday with several car
loads of beef cattle.
Mr. and Mrs. George Walker re
turned Monday from a visit of about
ten days in Portland.
Stanley Smith returned Sunday
from Albany where he has been vis
iting for several weeks. -
Miss Dolly Hodges was in Bend
over the week-end, the guest of
Miss Harriett McCune.
Max Crandall left Saturday for
Bend. He has been working at the
court house for several days.
Bowker's Orchestra, of Portland,
will furnish music for a dance at
the Comercial Club March 28.
James Elkius Sr., returned Mon
day from Sisters and Bend where
he has been visiting relatives.
Edward McFarland Jr., returned
Tuesday from Likely, Calif., where
he has been for several months.
Mr. and Mrs. Jay H. Upton avere
in Bend last week-end the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon A. Forbes.
Mrs. Robert Douglas returned
yesterday from Ludow Falls, Ohio,
where she has been visiting tor
several months.
Miss Bertha Baldwin returned
from Bend Monday where she had
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
Ryan.
Chas. Shattuck has gone to the
Cove for a few days on business
connected with the Deschutes Power
Company.
Mrs. Henry Howard returned
from Santa Barbara, Calif., Sunday,
where she has been for several
weeks visiting relatives.
Tom Coon passed through the city
Tuesday with several car loads of
beef cattle belonging to the Prine
ville Land and Livestock Co.
Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Baldwin will
arrive home tomorrow from San I
Diego, California, where they have
been spending the winter.
Dr. George B. Van Waters of j
Portland held Episcopalian services
here Sunday morning at the Presby
terian church.
The new Baptist pastor, Rev. F.
C. Laslette, will arrive in the city
tomorrow and will be ready to take
up his work Sunday.
D. H. Peoples, A. R. Bowman 'and
Mr. and Mrs. E. Wagoner made a
business trip to Bend Saturday, re
turning the same day.
Harry L. Van Meter and Edith
Belle Kernes were married at the
Methodist . parsonage in this city
Saturday, March 17, by Rev. E. T.
Reid.
The members of the Christian
Church gave a surprise party Sat
urday evening for Mr. and Mrs. J.
A. Matthews ho left Monday for
their ranch near Sisters. A very
pleasant time is reported.
Gardee Seeds
Package Seeds from
D. M. Ferrry & Co.
Chas. H. Lilly Co.
Bulk Garden Seeds
Alfalfa Seed
Onion Sets 17c Quart
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Tool
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J. E. STEWART & COMPANY, PRINEVILLE, OREGON
Rev. Van Nuys did not go to
Paulina Sunday because of bud
roads. He spoke at the Baptist
church Sunday morning.
Hugh Lakin was III Redmond
Monday to meet his mother and sis
ter from Royalton, Minn., who are
visiting at his home in this city.
Mrs. E. T. Reid, who has beeu
seriously 111 for more than two
weeks having a severe case of
neuritis, is much improved tikis
week.
The Ladle Guild of the Episco
pal church will hold an apron sale
and tea at the home of Mr. J. H.
Upton, March 29. Everybody I In
vited. Notice of services at the Christian
Church: Morning, Bible School at
10 o'clock; Preaching at 11 o'clock
and special music; Evening, C. E.
prayer meeting at 6:30; Preaching
at 7:30, subject: "Scriptural Math
ematics." Fifteen minute ' song
service, quartet and instrumental
solos will precede the sermon.. Ev
erybody welcome.
The Kebekuh lodge lultluled two
'new member lust Thursday night,
j Some visitor were present and a
j pleasant time I reported. Lunch
was served at the conclusion of the
work.
Oscar Hyde and Ralph Jordan
left Monday for Gunpowder, near
Condon. They expect to purchuse
a stock of bankrupt good and have
a sale In that city.
The music furnished by Parson's
orchestra Monday night at the Com
mercial Club dance who greatly ap
preciated by the large crowd pres
ent. Joe Brown, of Corvallls, a former
stock man of Crook County. Is In
'the c'lty visiting friends. Mr. Urown
shipped a car of cattle from his
home In the Willamette Valley to
Redmond.
The Ladle Annex gave a bridge
party Tuesday afternoon at the club
rooms. There were about thirty
I present. This is to be a feature of
i the club every third Tuesday In the
month In the future.
The new brldgt ui roMa Oclioco Is
now open for tralllc.
T. P. Edglelon, of Portlaud. U
visiting his sister, Mr. Sarah Zoll.
II. II. Clow wui committed to the
State iloMpltuI at Pendleton the first
of the week.
A pen of Sicilian Buttercup chick
ens wui received by T. II. I.nfollette
this week from a Portland grower.
Mr. and Mr. Hurry Windom, who
have recently returned from Chatta
nooga, Tenn., to their ranch neur
Culver, were In Prineville Tueduy
visiting Mr. J. II Windom.
1'resbylerlan Church Morning
worship at 11, sermon by the pastor,
"Significance of Church M"tnler
ulilp." Evening praise and gospel
service at 7:30, rnion: "Jesus U
Coming." Bible arhool at 10 a. m.
Young People' meeting at 6:30 p.
m. On Tuesday evening, March 27.
a speciul meeting will be held ut
Ltimontu. The stereoptlcon will be
used to review the Sunday school
lessons of the pant quarter.
Dr. tlelkuup vat culled to Culver
Tuesdny evening to ultend Mis
Evans. lie wu accotupunled by
Etta llelkuup, Norris lllxliy oil
lloburt llelkuup.
Henry Smith wa 'In Prlnevllln
lust week visiting hi parents, Mr
and Mr. (', Sum Smith He wui
ou hi way to New lliiveii. Conn .
where he will train soldier. .
The Ladle Annex entertained
Friday night with a "DUO" and
bowling party ut the Club room.
A delirious lunch was served ut tin
close of a very pleuKunt evening.
R. M. Armstrong, engineer for lli-t
Pudflc Telephone Company, was lu
the city yesterduy consulting with
IV J. Butcher about the work that
I to bo dona here. In the spring,
John M. Carpenter wm In the
city yesterduy. He reports that lie
hits about C000 ties' ready for de
livery uud that they will lie huulliig
them to Prlnuvilln us soon us the
road Improve. Titer') Is two feet
of snow where these Hen are being
made. -
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GOOD
CLOTHES
Always Appear
Good, Wear Good
and Stay Good
Good clothes are
made of
WOOL
Good clothei cost
more than they did
a year ago but we
will sell you a swell
all wool suit from
$18up
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The Newness of Spring is Seen
in our Dry Goods Store
Elegant Dress Ginghams in book fold only.:.. :15c
36-inch heavy dress percales at . I7jc
36-inch Beach Suitings, all shades 25c toSc
New Stripe Silks for Sport Suits
Big Sun Spot Silks 38 in. at 90c
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Come in and See These All Wool Beauties
Styles for the Long Man and the Short Man
as Well as the Rest of the Men
Ask for Capp's Clothing
HOSIERY SPECIALS
Light lisle in either black or white, speccial 3 pr 50c
Child's black, 3 pairs for 50c
IF YOU ARE ORDERING BY MAIL SEND THE
PRICE AND WE WILL SEND POSTAGE FREE
Why Not Paint Up?
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The Best of Paint for all Purposes
House Floor Porch Auto Wagon
AH Kinds of Varnish, Enamels, Stains
Ladies can apply our Kitchen Paints and Stains as well as
any one. Use our Acme Paint Brushes, rubber-set, they
last for years. Brighten your walls with Acme Kalsomine,
process very simple makes it a success always. All the
leading colors. Come in and let us talk paint.
Ladies' Beautiful Lawn Waists
IN MANY DIF FERENT STYLES
Regular $2.00 Values Special for
$1.50
Sent Postpaid on Receipt of Price
MILLINERY
The very latest millinery received each week
showing only the preferred styles. Every hat
at a reasonable price
Special Trimming Done if Desired
COLLINS W. ELKINS PRINEVILLE, OREGON