JUNE 28, 1917
CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL
PAGE 5
The City
TViuhnr'i rxumliiullmi r b-tjiJ
bulit till wm-k.
Mr. 8. A. 1'roHii returm-ri from
I'urtlnnd yi'HtordBy.
MIh A (111 Wllclit wm over from
lliHlmonil, Bntunlny.
"Dr. lliiri'0 Ilnlkiinp will hit In ilio
tlty Huturduy riiiI Hiliiiluy to hmhI;-.
bin (utlmr, Dr. II. I'. DHkimp, with
Mtivurul (liiiirullon.
Tim MittlimlUt Bumtuy wliiiol IihiI
picnic at McKay xrovo on Tui-mlny.
A lnrxu mimliiT of tlio llttln folk
woro proiiit bikI a groat tlino I
rportm.
Hoi I'uwi-ll rut urn od Suuiluy from
Hhttrmail county wIht ha vUltml
rolutlvn few day. I la uy that
wbiuit avcruKi'i thirty lm-h In
bitlicht In that county, and look
well r!Kardli!N of thu weather.
At IIih Mitthodlat Churrh Huniluy,
July Int. Communion day. Mum
lux, "('(inmirvatlon". Kvonlnit, "The
(lift of tha Ron", Other service a
uaual. Hod Croud duy In tha Hun
duy'd'hool. Everybody Invlttid, K.
T. Iti'ld, paator.
l'rliwvllltt Chautauiua July 8-8.
Mr. J. II. Tumor and family ei
pwt to li-BV Tuimday for Sulom,
OnKuii, to luiat.
Thu ham and It commit, bulotiK
hiK to C, II. Uravo who live a few
mile went of till city, wm dcMtroy
! by fire Hunday afternoon. A
Hpark w curried to the hay mow
by a brmixe from a truh fire omo
llntunce away. The wagon and bar
no wera saved. '
No mattr If you trade bore or
not, Comntt and Co. urgn that you
make thl tore your headiiuarter
and reMlliig place during the Chau
tauqua. You are welcome bore.
Thl I the coolest Rtore In town
with the warm't welcome. Head
our ad on page eight. Cornell and
Co.
Mr. Thoa. Lowe, of Roberta, who
wa brought to thl city about a
week ago with a well developed
cumo of spotted fever, dlnd yeHtorday
morning. Prior to being taken lck,
Mr. I.owe wa enguged In killing
wage rait at the Kusbell ranch and
It la presumed that during that
time he wa bitten by a sage tick
and contracted the dleue In that
way. Diseased leave a huHband
and Severn! children.
BANG
CHAUTAUQUA
WEEK
COMMERCIAL
CLUB HALL
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday Nights 1
Music by
BOWKER'S ORCHESTRA
ROOT TELLS SLAVS
OF ISSUES OF WAR
Petrograd. Declaring that tbe Uni
ted Htates wa going to fight until the
world wa made safe for democracy,
El In u Hoot, head of the American mis
sion, made hi first public appearance
bere. Mr. Hoot spoke to a large and
enthuxlufttlc Husslan audience gather
ed under the auspice of the Husslan
American Committee for Industrial
and Economic Rapprochement, recent
ly organized.
Mr. Root outlined the cause wblcb
Induced America to enter the war.
"Cheered, encouraged and made en
thusiastic by the freedom won by Ru-.
la, who wa to become our ally and
friend, we entered the war," said Mr.
Root, "and we are going to fight until
the world ha been made safe for dem
ocracyyour a well a our so no
overbearing military caste (hall push
you or u off the sldewulk."
Porto Rlcan Regiment Filled.
Ban Juan, I'orto Hlco. Forto Rico
ha brought It regiment of infantry
of the United State army to full war
trength 1900 men by the voluntary
tnllstment of COO men within lei than
one month. A total Increase of ap
proximately 140U men In less than a
fear wa made.
Irrigation Oam Break In Utah.
Kalrvlew, Utah. The dam of the
Price River Irrigation company, 12
mile from here, broke. There wa
no loss of life In the town of Scho
field, Helper, Castle Gate and Colton,
which were In the path of tbe 11,000
acre feet of water that wa released
In tbe bisak.
BC8IXK8H HOIHKH WILL CLOSE
(1iutauiua Hour Will Find All
ltuslneH Houm-s Not Running
By mutual agreement, the busi
ness house of Prlnevllle will close
next week during Chautauqua after
noon sessions so tbat all may attend
the programs.
From about 2:30 or 3 o'clock un
til 6 o'clock or a few minutes after
will be all the time that the pro
grams will occupy, and the stores
will be open evenings long enough
to care for the business.
Ml
i ENLIST the service of The Jour
nul Job department If you are in
need ot anything in the printing line,
M
Order at Qmce
We have a carload of
axwell Gars
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. O. B. Detroit
E. H. BRENT, PRINEVILLE, OREGON
Maxwell distributor for Crook, Wheeler and Grant Counties
1912
1914
1914
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1917
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I'HKIJ CARS BARGAINS
Every car a represented. We
will pay your railroad fare if you
purchase one of these used cars.
1910 6 passenger Cadillac 1325
6 passenger Cadillac 500
5 passenger Cadillac 800
5 passenger Studebaker.. 500
1914 5 passenger Reo 500
1912 6 passenger Haynes 425
1916 6 passenger Briscoe 750
6 passenger Briscoe 4-24 725
8 Cylinder Briscoe near-
. ly new 950
Mitchell chassis 200
Oldsmobile chassis 175
Rebuilt Federal Trucks
Every truck rebuilt and guaran
teed $1100.
PACIFIC KISSEL KAR BRANCH,
Broadway & DavU St.,
Portland, Oregon.
Distributors for Kissel Kars, Kissel
.... Trucks, Briscoes, Dobles.
Wm. Arnold moved his household
goods out this week to his home
stead in the vicinity of Powell Butte
where he expects to locate permanently.
PAULINA NEWS
(Special Dispatch to The Journal)
Fred Powell went to Prineville the
first of tbe week. He had the mis
fortune to break an axle on the trip.
Water for irrigating purposes if
getting very short in this vicinity.
Walt Morris and wife went , to
Prineville on business the first of
the week.
A. L. Miller recently bad a sigm
painted on hi store window.
Crops are beginning to look a
little better the past week. Haying
will be a month late this year with,
a shortage of help.
Farmers here are in hopes ot get
ting a little road work done soon a
the roads are almost impassable.
Prineville Chautauqua July 3 to 8. treatment.
Henry Smith and Vera McKenzie
were visiting at Suplee, Sunday.
George Kelley went to Prineville
on business this week.
Johnnie Morgan is building in
Paulina for the purpose ot running
. the Pilot Butte telephone central.
I They expect to be moved in by Sat
j urday.
K. D. Huston intends to leave for
I Prineville the last of the week to
t spend the summer.
I Charlie Congleton bought a new
Buick four this week in which be
. brought his wife home from Frine-
I ville where she has been taking GIRL WANTED For general house
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOUND Bunch of keys.
The Journal office.
Call at
33tfc
FOUND Pair of shoes.
The Journal office.
Inquire at
1 work. Mrs. T. E. J. Duffy. 33tla
Get Ready for Chaitauqia Week
it
OO
Hundreds of people will be here to spend the week and enjoy the six days of entertainment and instruction. Part of your pleasure will be in
having suitable wearing apparel, comfortable footwear, and nowhere in this country are such elaborate preparations being made, such com
plete selections of the proper things to wear as here. Make your business headquarters at our store where you will be treated with courtesy.
Men's Department
Men's Fine Clothing
If you would ask for a good suit of
clothes for S 1 0.00 we would endeavor to
fix you out. We can show you some
very snappy suits for $15.00, $17.50
up to $25.00. Men ask to see these
up-to-the-minute $20.00 suits. All the
style and appearance of the $25.00 gar
ments. The very latest, nobby styles
A Good at for $2.50
is hard to find but we have them, dozens
and dozens, from factory in good roomy
shapes with the smart mili- d0 C(S
tarybrim. Try one, just pfOF
Men's Dress Shoes
in rubber sole and , neat pointed last.
Early purchases make these prices
possible. Try a pair Only $5.00 up.
Our Shoe Store
Has the best in- ladies' shoes in
Central Oregon. Recent arrivals
of the leading styles has placed
us in the best of condition to meet
your needs and requirements.
Our new arrivals show several
cloth tops with patent or kid
vamps, very fetching and attract
ive patterns. Brown kids in high
heels are as attractive as ever and
are reasonable in price. We are
showing several important new
arrivals in white kids that are
very pleasing. Excellent foot
form shoes for little children at
very reasonable prices. See them.
What are Keds?
Keds are rubber soled shoes and
can be had in different grades and
prices according to quality. The
uppers are either coarse or fine
white duck. Keds wear excel
lently and have been but little
effeeted by the general advance
of materials. Children's sizes from
5 to 10 J, misses' 11 to 2, ladies
21 to 7. We have Keds in all
and in several grades.
2
sizes
Child's Sister Sue Keds 90c
Misses' sizes " $1.10
Ladies' best Keds in pump style
low heel, either wide or pointed
toe $2.25
Ladies fancy opera heel
Keds .
- fb.M
$2.75
Ladies' low or ftigh heel tfQ "7T
Ked shoes Si . tyL.l 0
We have some very fine dressy
shoes in white ' canvas, both in
rubber and leather soles CO 0C
at special during June v)LLJ
Men's pneumatic heel, white
canvas lace shoe, some- tf0 flA
thing neat, comfortable )0.UU
The Very Best Shoe for Boys
is the little Scout Shoe, made of
soft, pliable leather with extra
quality viscolized sole.
Size 9 to 13 1-2 .$1.95
Sizel to 2 .$2.25
Size 2 to 5. $2.50
Men's sizes only $2.75
Irrigator Lace Boot
Makes Irrigation
a Pleasure
Constructed of the best rubber
fabric, laces to the knee, enables
the leg and not the instep to
carry the entire weight. A de
cided improvement over the
heavy rubber boot Price $5.00
Special during 'June
only
It is Strawberry Time In Our Grocery Store
The season will be short, berries will not be plentiful and
cheap as they were last year. We will . have both
Hood River and Valley berries at reasonable prices. Let us
know how many crates you will want and we will arrange for
delivery at the most favorable prices. Make arrangements now
Big Stock of Fruit Jars, Lids and Preserving Kettles
The Royal Worcester
$4.50
Place Your Orders Early
For Your Strawberries
COLLI W.
Corsets
from $1.50
to $3.00
In high, medium and low bust. These
are strong, practical garments that hold the
shape as it should be held. Get a corset
to fit you as you would a shoe and you
will have comfort and be satisfied with
your appearance. This the Worcester does
The Wonderful
BonTbn
VCORSETS
For the stout woman, for the dressy wo
man who is not afraid to pay a little more
for the best that can be had. Excellent
and pleasing results can be d A ff
had with Bon Tons at $3.50 ipr.UU
liStf M
V r
I orli You should see the summer dress goods we are selling
L.d.QieS foV 12 1 -2c, 1 5c, 20c and 27 1 -2c. Every piece of sum
mer dress goods now on sale at big reduction in price. It will pay you
to buy liberally at these prices on these goods. Big opportunity.