Crook County journal., June 14, 1917, Page PAGE 5, Image 5

JUNE 14, 1917
CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL
PAGE 5
The City
J. 0. Well, who recently arrived
from MlHiintirl, In vIhHImk Ii In unite,
J. W. Ulllott of UiIh city.
. It. fl. Dlxnn returned from I'en-(lli-ton
Tuemlay.
V.. C. Diinliuni wa In the city yn
I'Tcluy mi buHlneni.
Mis. fl. A. Prone loft Tuemluy
, cvciiliiK fr 1'ortluml for a short
MIhk Helen Klklim returned from vllt.
I'urtluiid, Krlduy, where kIw Iiun '
w.,..i mi..iidltiK lived t'nr. i A "'w ;,,,n""t l,,,,WB,k - Mn
I completed (hi week oil the south
(leorn.! HicWKler left for J'ortliuid ,)f lll0 MI(g occupied hy II.
IuhI Thurtuluy. koIhk by wuy of the Uk,nj BII(1 th r Wi Wmoii
POST ITEMS
(By Our Regular Correspondent)
KarnK'i.
the work.
Contractor (,'lurk It doliiK
day for tlieln ranch nenr I.a Pine, 1
where they will Hiend tint Rllintner,
Coluiiihlii IllKhway In hi ctir.
H. H. KleaniN and family left Bun
Mr. and Mr. M. It. IIIkk. Mr.
J ii I In Htun.lirt and Mr. W. I. UImIi-
DwlKht Kliiini", who recently r-'nu I'N Monduy niornliiK for the
rlv.nl from C'l.miecllciil, I vIkIUiik Ho Ketlval at l'ortland. They
til Hlntor, Mi. John llunmiker. ( drove In Mr. IIIkk" car over the
. . ! Coluiiihlu Highway.
Mr. Krank Klkln. of Hend, I vl-1
ItliiK h'T mother, Mr. K. 8. Dohh. ( Itcv. Y. C. I,nlctt of the UuptlHt
She will ko from hero to I'ortlund Church will ieuk at the MoiiIkoiii-
to imd thu bu miner.
Itohert OhImii'ii and Arthur O'N'eil
cry mhool house next Hunduy afler
nooti, June 17, lit 2:30. You and
.rrlved In lrlnvlll lu-t Thur.duy. ' ",ur r" h-rllly Invited, subject: j
They mi.de the entire trip rr()ln ' 'W. Answer to Man Question
Mr. W.'J. HuKhc and Mr. Juy I
M. lliton entertained at brldKO But-1
urday afternoon at tint home of tin' 1
hitler. Mr. M. It. HIkkh won the I
prize of the afternoon and Mr. I
Itimenbern received the ronolutloii i
I'ortlund on n motor cycle.
Mr. C. 1. Wlnnek. of Fort Khtm
nth. who hit heiui vIhUIiik hern, left
Krliluy. Hhe wu nccotnianled homo
by her duiiKhter, Mr. II. It. I.uklu
aud children,
' nrtvn
Mi Dolly Hodne, of the Journal I
muff, left Hunduy for Hum-lie, where Presbyterian Church Juno 10,
Mbti will take a Hpeclul coume In ; Iillile School at 10 a. m.; MoniitiK
JouruallNiti at the I'lilvemlty. Shu worship at 11; Young People' meet
will be gone about lx week. I nx at 7; KvciiIiik worship at 8. At
thl service the theme will be:
Mr. It. Hamilton and Mr. Arthur .,,, ,, ,.,.,
Mr. 8. J. NVwaom and grandson,
Juiiien, are vIhUIiik at the Newgom
ranch thl week.
J. It. I'oHt I having hi houHe re
modelod. Null McLean I fining the
carpenter work.
Mr. W. O. Klllott and children
spent a few day vlHltlng In I'rlne
vlllo the flrt of the week.
Mr. Nell McLean, who went to
I'ortluand for medical treatment,
ha returned home much Improved
In health.
Mr. and Mr. Wood left for Okla-
SOTK B KOK PIHMCATION
l)partmnt of tha InUrli-r. U. a. Lund
Ollk at 'lha Uallua, Orair-m.
Jun. 11th, 1917.
Nutfca b hrrhy irlvan that
til A III. K K. WOI.KK,
of 'rlnvlll. limm, tw on July 1th. IMS,
mal Hnmt-tvnii Kntry. No. I'llKHI anrl on
IlKMnUf 17th, ltM. mail au.till'mal Home
trad Kntry. Nu. ll4zr,, for NWV, NW't,
H''i NWi,, SW'-i K',, KWi,, Hcrlkm Z.
Timnahle M-tiiiith. Hi. nil. 17-Ku.t. Willnm
vtt MiH'llfin. hu tllnj ivftfrff of Inuition
to mak tlnnl thrr yi-Mr imiof, In ifstnhlliih
rlalm In the llind mInjvp diwrilMi. before
l,nk M. IttM'htcll, t). . CommiiMioner, at
frinaviiie, uon, on th zth uy of July, .
IHI7.
ClMirnant ntmd M wltnrtl
Charlra If. Cntin. Hutlrr Hoiloway, Wealry
Kll. urovrr C. friro, all of rrlnevlllr,
Ort-Kolt.
H. KKANK WOODCOCK,
31 tie Ktviatrr.
M liner left Monduy for Kurt Scott,
near Sun Fruuclaco. Herbert Ham
ilton aud Arthur Mlluer are Rtntlon
I'd at that place. .
Mrl. Allen McKay left Saturday
for Lo AiiKele, California, to bn
gune everal week. Her daughter,
who ha been attending chool at
The Dulle, will accompany her
from there, 1
Mr. aud Mr. Thoma Ilarne re
turned from Portland, Suturduy.
Tbey wore accompanied home by
Mr. Lilt, Mi McDonoiiKh unci Ml
Hart, of Portland, who will be
ruetn at their ranch tor several
day, '
The Ladle MlnRlonnry Society of
the Klrat HaptlHt Church apent lut
Tburmluy with the Ladle Mission
ary Society, of Iledmond. A very
iiiterextiliK und prulltuhle day was
H)eni and fifty were prcaenl. (iospitl
KvuiiKcllzutloii hy Hull and Water,
H the topic. Hev.' K. C. LuHlettu
1m plunulng for one of the chapel
i am to spend a couple nf week here
u( the openliiK of our new ruilrontl.
. The Nation."
m Verne flear, carrier on rural
route No. 1, left Saturday for Port
land where he will upend hi vaca
tion. He drove overland, and was
accompanied by hi mother. They
were Joined at The Imlle by hi
wife who hu been visiting relatives
there.
First liuptlst Church Master sin
In the human heart, and there will
be no problem left tor the sociolo
gist to deal with. The church has
tho remedy, and we shall never cure
today' 111 until we accept the
Church' diagnosis and remedy.
Therefore, Mr. Rancher, business,
Professional and Working Man, It
Is your Imperative duty to attend
church. Sunday, June 17, tho pus
tor expert to preach at 11 on the
topic "llenieinher Jesus Christ"; at
7:45: "Tho Force Thut Save The
World". Church School at 10, and
Young People's Club at 6:45. We
are glud to see new faces and new
Interest In our church services.
Come again. K. C. Laslette, pastor.
NOTICK OK FINAL AC OI NTINf;
NntU la hitrrby itlvwn by th undpraiirnvd,
til Kxftrutrix of tha Mtat of Krank Vanlna,
derra!, to all utraon having an intermit
In aaiil Uit, that ahe haa made and filed
with tha Clerk of the County Court, her
final aecountlriK of her admlniiitration of
aaid eft tale, and that the Honorable County
IViurt haa aet Monday, tha lth day of
Auauat. 1UI 7. at 10 oVIork In the forenoon
at the County Court room in i'rineville. Ore
iron, aa the time and blare for heat-ma and
aettlina aaid Kinal Aelounting at which aaid
time and plare any lietMon intereet4j in
aaid eaute may appear and make their ob
Jeetiona thereto, if any they have.
leted thia 14th day of June. 1I7.
C ATA KIN A VANINA,
Kxerutrix of tha Eatate
SltCe of Frank Vanina, deeeaat-d.
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1917 SEASON
JUNE20-SEPT. 15
Mailt your plans
mow 1V17 older
just off I hi press.
Write
W, McMurray
Gaa. Fanaenfie Al
Portland
for a copy
;iKtMAtfiL
Order alt Omce
f We have a carload of
Maxwell Cars
which arrived here today and those contemplating
the purchase of a car should place their order
early as they will go quickly
Touring Car $665
Roadster $650
F. 0. B. Detroit
E. H. BRENT, PRINEVILLE, OREGON
Maxwell distributor for Crook, Wheeler and Grant Counties
noma in their car last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Norton spent the
day Sunday, on the Metolius in
company with Mr. and Mrs. Mc
Mlckle, Miss Ruth Pettigrew and
Vernon Bell, of Redmond, and Mr.
Wiggins of the 0. W. R. & N.
ALFALFA ITEMS
(By Our Regulai Correspondent)
Mrs. Frank Post's little children
have been quite sick.
' Prank and George Ogle were call
ed to Centralia, Wash., on account
of the illness of their mother.
W. M. Ferry and Albert Shultz
are cultivating their potatoes at the
Buttes, this week,
School closes next Friday, June
15. The teacher. Miss Newman,
and pupils are "preparing a program
lor Thursday evening, after which
the Ladies Club will serve ice cream
and cake.
Miss Ada Ferry returned from a
visit on the McKay, Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Post gave a
dance and oyster supper at the 1
Benn home Saturday evening.
The Jolly Neighbors met Wednes-1
day afternoon with Mrs. W. M. j
Ferry.
Little Helen Powell was thrown
from a horse Saturday enroute to I
the store. She was considerably
shaken up, but no bones broken, j
Herb Clarke and mother, Leslie
Clarke and family, C. H. Hardy and
family, Albert Shultz and family
were in Redmond Monday evening,
to
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
B. N. Hicks, attorney for the
Anti-Saloon League, spoke at the'
Christian church Sunday moniiiuj
and at the Methodist church In the
evening.
WANTED Stock Ranch. Write
me at once what you have for
sale giving full description and
best cash price. Act quick if you
wish to sell. R. L. Schee, Prine
1 ville, Oregon. 31tfc
FLAGS
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IHMMrtnfclBalHSilr?!
Big and little, also button
hole Emblems
5c to $1.00
Show Your Colors ,
LAFLER'S
I S Ki s s 1M -
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Just One More Week of This June
and the bargains will disappear. This is your golden opportunity to buy the best things in
merchandise at less than the old prices. It is impossible for us to replace the present stock to
sell at the prices we offer you now. These sale prices are not good after June 21. Act nowl
ite Sale
$1.19
Beautiful Curtains
In Arabec Colors Latest Designs
$1.75 curtain of soft material, 90 inches
long and 35 inches wide, beautifully hem
stitched with wide border and with
appropriate lace edtje, eight
pairs only at special price of
Arabec Net Curtain with handsome de
signs, very fine, seven pairs only, two and
one-half yards long and 38 in. tO QC
wide, bot to sell at $5, special V50
Numerous odd pairs of
lace curtains on sale at
We call your attention to this last oppor
tunity to get elegant summer dress goods
at low prices; one week more at these prices
Half Price
One more week of reduced
cost on white shoes
These are days of realities that will not be
What About Your Bedding?
No more will we be able to offer you staple sheet
ings at these figures. Buy now what you will need of
these materials. With common twine string at 44c per
pound don't look for anything cheap in cotton goods.
It can't be done.
Some Great Saving on Cotton Sheets
95c kind at 79c
$1.10 kind at ..90c
$1.25 kind at 98c
All regular 81x90 inches
Extra long sheets in finest
quality, 81x99 inches, sell
regularly at $1.35, special
at. $1.10
Best Pepperill sheets, regular
$1.50 on sale at .$1.25
Never Such a Big Saving
as Here on Sheets
Clean up on Lace and Embroideries
One-Third Off
Don't Miss this, one week only'
New Silk Hose, "Buster Brown'
white or black only, worth 75c,
special during this sale, per pair
brand,
50c
11c
One week more for our wonderful hosiery
leader, at the impossible and
unheard of special price of only
Remember the dates! These figures
arenotjgood after June 21! Be quick!
50
Polishes for Furniture
Metal, Glass, Automobiles,
that will not injure the
finest surfaces can be had
at this store.
Parrot polish for 1 T
metal 10
Samoline for metal and glass
mdespensible in the
home, cans 30c and
Acme Furniture polish
per can 20c
Calox, great for finest furni
ture, pianos, autos, re
stores original lusture
O-Cedar Oil, the wonderful
household polish, sizes
$1.00, 50c down to
Linoleum varnish, absolute y
necessary on linoleums T
to preserve, $ 1 down to UU
Mohair top dressing renews
preserves aijto tops, buggy
tops, permanent black, 65c
1 .25. We recommend these
25
These prices are
not good after
June 21. Hurry!
A Look Into the Future
Does not discover any low prices in the gen
eral range of necessities. Wares of all lands
wherein the price is influenced by labor and
material costs is bound to go higher. Wool
ens, cottons, silks, leathers are being sold
fast as made up, the surplus is gone, mills
are oversold. Farm implements will soon
take another jump, drills, harrows, plows
and plow shares are already scheduled for
further advances. We can only advise you
to make arrangements for your tillage ne
cessities soon.
On Wednesday, Thursday and Friday only
of next week we will have on sale several
casks of white ware. Dishes are scarce and
will be high. This sale will linger in your
memory as the risrht tim to have hnmrht 1
Yirii ! .
win you De lucKy and buy.'
These dishes include besides a wide range of cups
and saucers, plates and bowls, dozens of platters,
covered di3hes and special articles.
Price will be low Remember the dates
1
Last Week of This Big Cut on Summer Dress Goods
15c goods at 12c
25c goods at... 18c
35c goods at 27k
45c goods at -. 37c
60c goods at 41JC
75c goods at 62c
I irvonttsitij y fl
COLLINS W
ELK
Royal Worcester Corset
In almost twenty new styles gives
you a range of models to choose
from almost equal to that afforded
by city stores.
Prices $1.25 to $3.50
BOX TON
The leading Corset for your best
wear.
$3.50 to $5.00
Men!
Our $2.60 hat is a winner all late
styles and worth $3.00 try one.
MEN'S SUITS
at $16.50 to $24.00 In absolutely
all wool , fabrics In styles that
please you. We 'have priced these
very reasonable and invite your
inspection.
These figures are not good
after June 21! Be quickt