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CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL
DECEMBER 13, 1917
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ALFALFA ITEMS
(By our Regular Correspondent. )
A meeting of the Alfalfa Develop
ment Club was held in connection
with the irrigation district nieclliit,
at the school house Tuesday even
ing. C. H. Hardy was chosen as
candidate for director of the irrigu.
tion district.
Albert Shults Is director of High
School District Number One.
Leslie V. Clarke and Walter
Burright spent Friday and Saturduy
In Prineville on business.
Mrs. W. sy. Kerry is on the Bick
list this week.
There will be two weeks' vacation
In the Alfalfa school for Institute
and the holidays. '
Uoscoe Coonse and Mr. Messeuger
went to Prineville via Redmond,
Wednesday, where Mr. Coonse will
work.
Bert Powell expects to leave Sun
day for Portland. He will spend
Christmas with his people In
Brownsville.
The Jolly Neighbors met with
Mrs. L. V. Clarke, Wednesday after
noon and assisted her with her sew
ing. The Alfalfa Bachelors met at
bachelors' headquarters, at the
For Steel Game Traps
Guns, Ammunition and
All Kinds Trappers Supplies
See Lakin Hardware
Many of the greatest
physiological chemists
in the country have
examined this baking
powder and testify that
there is none purer.
25e a pound.
Crescent
IKtublo Action linking- Powder
(11-32)
tiucrtn ranch Tuesday evening to ar
range for a dance to be given toon.
BARNES ITEMS
By our Regular Correspondent)
Harry Karnes returned last week
from lleud where he has been hav
ing sntne dental work time.
Chas. Ivy, of Hampton Buttes.
was a business visitor at Barnes ami
went to Prineville on Monday's
stage.
trunk Hackleman has been haul
ing lumber from the Maury saw mill
to build a garage for his new car
which he purchased some time ago.
J. It. Whlttaker and family have
moved to the Ninety-Six ranch where
they will remain while Mr. Ann
strong is gathering cattle for the
winter..
Harry Barnes, Ira Cox and Bye
Bennett went to the Price place to
measure a stack of hay that Mr.
Bennett recently purchased from W.
W. Brown for $20 per ton.
Seth Dixon and Henry McCall, of
Prineville, were In our country last
week.
Ray Morgan returned from Mr.
Nye's where he went on business.
MEADOWS NEWS
(By our Regular Correspondent)
"Where it pays to trade'
Typical winter weather; lots of
snow and cold wind.
E. W. and II. F. Kimble left
Meadow, Sunday, with a bunch of
their horses which they expect to
winter at Walt Klllolt's ranch on
Crooked river and from there they
will go to their homo In Portland.
John Breeding and Carl Wagner
i came to the Prairie, Wednesday.
The latter will probably live a few
weeks on his homestead.
Miss Louise Jordon left the
Prairlo, Tuesday, for Woodland.
Washington. She will return In a
few weeks to Prineville where she
will take up nursing.
Jess Wright came to Meadow
Friday and will take out a bunch of
beef cattle for the Muddy Company
to be delivered at Portland.
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MAZOLA
enables the housewife to save butter, lard,
suet and Hve her family the E.
best of foods
'"THE proof of the pudding is in the eating" and the proof
of Mazola is in the cooking.
Mazola is not only the perfect medium for deep frying, sauteing, shortening and
salad dressings it is the perfect vtgetable oil produced from golden American corn.
Food Administrator Hoover asks us to use vegetable oils.
Mazola has not been established in a day. It has taken months of trial on the
part of housewives who at first were reluctant to give up butter, lard or compounds.
If you are not already numbered among the thousands of Mazola users, get a can
of Mazola and try this recipe.
BREAKFAST MUFFINS
2 cupt flour 1 teaspoon salt 1 cup milk
4 level teaspoon 1 tablespoon sugar 1 full tablespoon
baking powder 1 egg Mazola
Sift dry ingredients together, being sure they are thoroughly mixed. Beat
the egg, add it to the milk and tum it into the bowl containing the dry in
gredients. Add the Mazola and cut all together very quickly. Do not beat.
Turn into muffin pans greased with Mazola, and bake in a moderately
hot oven about 25 minutes. t i
Mazola can be obtained from your grocer.' Pint, quart, half
gallon and gallon tins for greatest economy buy the large
sizes. Also ask him for the free Mazola Book of Recipes
or write us direct.
Your money refunded if Mazola
does not give entire satisfaction.
CORN PRODUCT3 REFINING COMPANY
17 Battsry Place, New York
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Johnson, Lieber
Company
Pertland, Oregos
HELD ITEMS
(By our Regular Correspondent)
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Max Gross, E. I,. McFarland and
J. F. Houston were all business call
ers at the Hold postoltlce Monday.
Joe Boerste and son were callers
j at Held, Thursday.
Stanley Balfour,- who has been In
I Bend for sometime, passed through
Held, Thursday, on his way to Fife
where he will accompuny his wife
and son.
Miss Julia Dobson was a business
caller at Held, Friday evening on
her' way home from school.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Amnions re
turned borne Thursday night from a
trip to Prineville
Mrs. Nellie Taylor spent a few
days this week at Alex AmmonB.
Alex Rickman who has been 111,
Is reported some better at this time.
C. A. Cabe and S. D. Kennedy
erected a new barn at Held this
week for Frank Crain.
K. Danlelson was a business vis
itor at Held today to get some
freight which he purchased from J.
E. Stewart at Prineville.
Ray Morgan passed through Held
one day this week on his way to
Roberts.
Christmas Candies
and Fresh Nuts
A New Supply just received
and will be sold at Special
Prices for the holidays!
Homer Norton
POST, OREGON
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THINK OK THE RED CROSS
There Is a chance to learn knit
ting now which will help out the
Red Cross, from 3:30 to 4:30 for
small folks and 4:30 to 5:30 for
big girls. Price 25 cents a week.
Mr. M. TraprrTan,
3t2c East Sixth Street.
SCRATCH TAiio timerent sizes
and quality of paper, Just the
thing for your desk or pocket,
for sale at The Journal office.
Now turn to the Classified Ads on
page 3.
$20 Gold Pieces
For $5
Would you buy them?
Well we can't do that well but we
huve the finest line of
' CHRISTMAS CARDS
in the city. Trice from lc and up
At the Art Shop
P. E. LAFLER, Proprietor
P. 8. Also take a look at our other
lines for Christmas
f.
What to Buy for
Christmas Gifts!
Look over these suggestions
Crane's Stationery,' Cut Glass, Ivo
ry Pyralin, Flash Lights, Manicure
Sets, Mnsical Instruments, Brushes,
Leather Goods, Lowney's Choco
lates, Perfumes, Character Dolls,
Floating Toys, Books, Fiction, R.
W. Service's Poems, Gift Books!
D. P. Adamson & Co.
JOHN J. PRICE
Confectionery, Ice Cream, Cigars
and Tobacco. Agent for the Ore
gonian. First door noith of Lyric
Winter Pasture
Below the rim in Deschutes Valley
at Vanora Station; protected, well
fenced, abundance of water in pas
ture, large straw shelters, an ideal
extra heavy all winter pasture for
sheep, cattle or horses
A. L' HOUGHTALING
' Vanora, Ore.
List Your Farm Property
Stock ranches and city property with me.
I have a few choice buys under the
Ochoco Project including road lands which
may be had with small payments down.
F. W. McCAFFERY
Office first door north of King's Store. 2t4p