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Lewis 8tandcltrt, while looking
after his traps laat week, ssw a
black deer. It was short distance
from him snd he was able to watch
It for a while. He reports that the
animal was very handsome.
WILL VISIT RlMKItVOHt
WILD FLOWERS ARE IN
BLOOM AT MILL CREEK
that hit children may attend school.
Lew Bennett Is on the creek
gain.
Walt Bennett, of Spray, Is visiting
his mother, Mrs. M. K. Bennett o(
tlilsplaoe.
Krnest D. Smith, who has been
visiting his old home at Spray, re
turned last week.
Following the luncheon tomor
row, as many biiMlneaa men and
others ss can Ami It convenient to
1 Discount
do so will Join In an automobile
When writing advertisers, please
mention The Journal.
trip to the reaervolr emit of the city
It la expected that a large number
will make the trip.
GKO. SI'F.KfHI.Y l.KAVKS TO KX
LIST IX KXU1.ISH ARMY
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CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL
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BUCK DEER SEEN AT BARNES;
OiriKtnian lHve For llel t"nw j
Members Ito'lug Math at Port
by Mm. llonicr Norton
MILL CREEK NEWS
(By our Regular Correspondent)
Mot everyone in this community
is on the sick list this week.
There was a shadow social at the
Howard school house Friday nirbt
which was well attended and about
145 was taken In for the Red Cross.
Mrs. Charles Cowles returned
home the first of the week from
Wallowa.
The weather Is so nice and spring
like that the wild flowers are Moot
ing and the sage rats are coming
out.
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Price spent
the week-end In Prineville.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hearford
passed through this section Tuesday
to Prineville on business.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Johnson mo
tored to town Tuesday on business
POST ITEMS
(By our Regular Correspondent)
Mrs. J. R. Knox is staying with
Mrs. E. B. Knox in Prineville.
Mrs. Isom Cleek has returned to
her home at Shedds. Oregon.
George Kelley has returned from
Providence, R. I., where he hod
been on a visit.
George Knox left on Monday for
Boring to look after his interests at
that place.
Orval Hayes Is home from hifeh
school to spend the holidays.
Wallace Post is much improved
in health and is able to sit up sev
eral hours each day.
J. W. Johnson is building a houso
for Charles Smith at Suplee.
Mr. and Mrs. Stover. Mr. and
Mrs. Norton and Will Post attended
the lyceum number in Prineville on
Tuesday evening.
George Speechley, who has been
working at Bonnyview ranch for
several years, has gone to England
to enlist. He was called by his gov
ernment. War Savings stamps and Thrift
stamps are on sale at the postoffice,
also Red Cross stamps.
Mr. and Mrs. Stover entertained
at dinner Sunday, Roy Gray and
family, O. B. Gray and family, S. J.
Newsom and family, Robert Ray
mond and family and Mrs. Isom
Cleek.
Mr. and Mrs. Norton took Mrs.
Peugh, of the "Shotgun" district,
Miss Wadson, of the Canant Basin
district, and Miss Hansen to Bend
Sunday to attend the teachers' in
stitute. Mrs. Peugh and Miss Wad
son will return to their schools at
the close of institute work. Miss
Hansen will spend Christmas with
her mother at Gresham.
Mrs. Norton has charge of the
Christmas membership drive of the
American Red Cross for this dis
trict. One dollar pays your mem
bership for 1918. Under the condi
tions confronting the United States
it is the sacred duty of everyone to
join the Red Cross.
BARNES ITEMS
(By our Regular Correspondent.)
We are having a lovely fall for
this locality; no snow has fallen yet
and the grass has started.
Chas. Morris passed through
Barnes from Paulina on his way to
his home on Bear Creek.
Seth Dixon and Claude Seeds
went to Prineville last week.
Lew Standclift was a visitor at
Barnes, Friday.
Walt McKarland passed . through
our country on his way to the Dixon
ranch with a load of rye. He spent
a night with B. G. Demaris on his
way back.
T. T. Armstrong and Rubin Eng
strom are riding for cattle..
Chas. Birdsong is hauling wood
to the Alex Amnions place where he
is going to move his family in order
Cakes mixed with this
baking powder can
be successfully baked
while a Fox Trot is be
ing danced around the
stove. 25c a pound.
You need use only
Crescent
Double Acting Baking Powder
(B-68)
VAIVE-IN-HEAP ft?)
( MOTOR CABS
A Carload! .
Just Arrived
In the three sizes from the largest seven passenger to
the little Buick Four! No advance in prices! We
also have the following used cars for sale:
One Buick Six
One Overland Six
$675.00
$485.00
One light Buick Truck $250.00
One 1911 Cadillac -One
Ford Roadster -
One 1-ton Republic Truck; new
tires; good condition $900.00
$350.00
$250.00
INLAND AUTO COMPANY
Prineville, Oregon
Aluminum Roasters
December 17 to 22, Inclusive
"WEAR-EVER" ROASTER WEEK
Christmas of 1937
SHE will use the "WEAR-EVER Roaster- gift Irom yoursell
Christmas of 1917
Replace utens'ls that wear out f..'
with utenaiU that "Wear-Ever"
wwa mm mum
Most rooster are used only once or twice a year. The "WEAR
EVER" roaster am be used every day for steaming fruit in jura
for baking on top of the stove, fo steaming fmh,corn.asiaragus,etc.
You can prepare a whole meal at one time in
the "Wear-Ever" Roaster. o4sk for booklet
Order Your Roaster
On or Before December 22 and
Get 10 J Discount
LAKIN HARDWARE
Where it pays to trade
Like tome other well known articles, the little
Classified Ads work while you sleep. Count the words
and send one cent for each word with your copy. One
cent a word each insertion.
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CH1RIST1IASS
FOR THE HOME
Fancy Jardinieres or Hanging Ivy Bowls,
Vases, Pishes, Glassware, Carving Sets,
Steak Knives, Meat Choppers, Tumblers,
Ranges, Heaters, Cooking Vessels.
BUY A NEW
KITCHEN
MOTHER
RANGE FOR
Six different styles priced far below their
value. A good range brings joy to all
the family.
Get a st or more of Glass Tumblers,
special at 40c a tet, or 75c a dozen.
Let Us be Your Santa Claus!
FOR BOYS
Skates, Snow Shoes, Tennis Rackets,
and Balls, Baseball Mitts and Balls,' Fish
Poles, Fish Baskets, Electric Search Lights,
Electric Hand Lamps, Pocket Knives and
Hair Clippers.
FOREMEN
Razors, Pocket Knives, Razor Strops,
Shaving Mugs, Electric Hand Lamps, Lan
terns, Fishing Tackle, Carpenter Tools,
Stay Hot Lunch Pails, Pipes and Tobacco,
Shaving Mirrors.
SPECIAL TOILET SOAP DEAL
6 bars Palm Olive, or Creme Oil Soap
for 65c.
Get Dad i new Lantern for Christmas,
75c, $1.00 and $1.25.
TABLE CROCKERY
We have a wonderful line of both fancy
decorated and plain dishes. 10 per cent
discount on all Table Crockery. There is
nothing more essential to the home.
Beautiful Jardinieres and Hanging Bowls,
Vases and Statuettes
$1.00 gets your choice of many $3.00
Framed Pictures
$1.25 for Fancy Decorated Mirror that is
worth $3.00
Economize! Buy From Us!
COLLINS W. ELKINS, PRINEVILLE, OREGON