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CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL
APRIL 11, 1918
The City
Elvln Kuhn it In the city today
from Suplee.
C. 0. Healy ta In Prlnevllle today
from Culver.
Chas. Lewis was a visitor in the
city Saturday.
J. R. Post was In the city Satur
day from Post.
the city
H. I'pton are in
George F. Kelley is In
today trom Post.
Mr. and Mrs. J.
Bend this week.
Max Crandall, of Portland, Is in
Prlnevllle this week.
E. J. Wilson is a business visitor
In Portland this week.
Perry Long was in the city last
week-end from Howard.
S. D. Mustard was In the city
Saturday from Powell Butte.
Judge and Mrs. J. E. J. Duffy are
pending the week in Bend.
Judge N. O. Wallace was a busi
ness visitor in Beud this week.
R. W. Rea was a business visitor
In Portland the first of the week.
S. B. Agnew, of Bend, was a
business visitor in the city Saturday.
Mrs. Harry Severance, of Held,
was visiting lu the city last week
end. T. E. Driscoll was a business vis
itor In the city yesterday from Red
mond. Vernon Bell and Olive Campbell,
of Redmond, motored to Prineville,
Sunday.
FISHING TACKLE
Rods, Lines, Baskets, Leaders,'
Hooks, Spinners, everything a
spoilsman needs. Supply your
needs here at a saving.
J. E. Stewart & Co.
Reliable Merchandise Low Prices
SQUIRREL POISON
Use Squirrel Poison early. You
get better results. We have
Woodlarks in 1 lb and 10 lb
Tins.
Wm. Wilson, of
were in Prineville,
Mr. and Mrs.
Powell Butte,
Monday.
Adolph Schrickel was a business
visitor in Priueville, Monday from
The Dalles.
Guy Lafollette returned Tuesday
morning from a short business trip
to Portland.
Clyde R. Nicholson, deputy state
sealer, was in the city Saturday
from Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. George Milllcan,
Mrs. J. H. Rosenberg and son Wister
motored to Bend, Saturday.
Mrs. I. L. Ketchum and Mr. and
Mrs. C. O. Johnson were in Bend
last week-end visiting relatives.
Mrs. Dona Hawthorne and son,
Dale, are spending the week at the
I. M. Blevina home near Howard.
Mrs. Frank Johnson, Dessel John
son, Mrs. M. R. Biggs and Mrs.
Schmeer were in Redmond yester
day. The ceiling at the Baptist church
has Just recently been completed.
It is made of metal and is very at
tractive. G. M. Cornett has purchased a
band of sheep and will move to one
of his ranches at Powell Butte. He
will be accompanied by his daughter
Zoe, and his siter, Mrs. Julia Stan-
clift.
Captain J. H. Rosenberg, who
nnderwent a minor operation at
New Orleans, La., yesterday, is im
proving rapidly according to a tele
gram received by Mrs. Rosenberg
last night.
Miss Hazel Sullivan sold more
bonds in this city than any other
member of the Women's Committee
for the Third Liberty Loan. Mrs.
' Wm. Wilson, of Powell Butte, has
the record for the outside districts.
Miss Ethel Kidder and George
Conway Burnison will be married at
the home of the bride's parents in
Portland, Sunday, April 14. Miss
Kidder is a graduate of Crook
County High and is a sister of Mrs.
Earl McLaughlin. She represented
Crook County High In the oratorical
contest at Whitman College several
years ago.
Rev. W. L. Van Nuys is in Port
land this week attending a meeting
of the Presbytery. Dr. J. Wilbur
Chapman, moderator of the Presby
terian General Assembly addresses
tho mlniatom anil nffiora i-.f tha
church at meetings Wednesday aft
ernoon and evening, also Dr. Wm.
H. Foulkes representing the War
Service Commission of the church.
Mr. Van Nuys will return for the
regular service of his church Sun
day morning. i
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A hot, fragrant cup
in the morning gets
you ready for the
duties of the day.
it's the cream of
all coffees.
CRESCENT
Cream Coffee
Your, grocer
sells it
40c lb.
(C-21)
More New Shoes Have Arrived!
We have just received new shipments of Shoes in Men's, Ladies' and
Children's, it will pay you to come in and see. We have some snappy
styles for women and big girls you will be pleased with our prices.
Skutter Shoes for Children, built on foot form lasts are what they should
wear. We have them in Black, Dark Tan and Smoked Horse.
Billy Buster Shoes
Billy Buster Shoes for Boys combine
good looks with service. If you
want quality you must pay the price.
Billy Busters are cheapest in the long
run. Sizes 11V-. to 2 $3.65
Sizes 2o to 5 1- $3.95
Garden Tools
Long Handle Shovels in regular size, priced
at $1.25, $1.50 and $1.75
Garden Hoes 35c and 65c
Garden Rakes 45c and 90c
Rubber Hoso for irrigation, 50 foot lengths
Paints and Varnishes
We have a complete stock of Paints
for both inside and outside work.
Surshine Stains and Varnish make
old woodwork and furniture look
like new Creolite for the floors.
Clidden Finihe for Your Auto
Will greatly improve its appearance
and enhance its value.
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MJT A l irYl.C MrSMIINE
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Garden Seeds
Plant a War Garden!
It's up to every foot of American soil
to produce as much food as it can. Put
your back yard on the Honor Roll.
FERRY SEEDS in Packages
LILLY SEEDS in Packages
LILLY SEEDS in Bulk
ALFALFA SEED, cash only, lb 23c
A few Early Six Weeks Seed Po
tatoes, per tb 2c
WE SELL NONE BUT THE BEST
Hills Bros. Coffee
Packed in Vacuum Tins in
sures its reaching you Fresh.
It retains its strength and
flavor. We will refund your
money if it does not please
your taste.
Blue Can 1 lb Tins 40c
Blue Can 3 lb Tins $1.10
Blue Can 5 lb Tins $1.75
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WFFE
Field Seeds
C. H. Farrer, of Paulina, was a
business visitor in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. Zim Zimmerly was a Prine
ville visitor Saturday from Grizzly.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Edwards
were in Saturday from Powell Butte.
Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Bogue were in
the city yesterday from their ranch
on Crooked River.
The voting place for the Powell
Butte precinct will be at Community
Hall in the future.
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Clark Paul, Wednesday morn
ing, weight 9 pounds.
George Ealer, of the Inland Auto
Company, is spending the week in
Portland visiting relatives.
Carl Charlton enlisted last week
in the Engineers Corps and has been
sent to Washington, D. C.
Mr. Dorsey received a serious
wound near his eye, Saturday, when
a cable slipped and hit him.
Seth Dixon left for Roseburg, Sat
urday, where he will meet Mrs.
Dixon who is returning from Cali
fornia.
J. S. Thomas and family, who
have been Rnpnrlinsr tho wintop In
Prineville, left yesterday for Hood
River. j
Chas. 0. Pollard, who is in the'
Quartermaster's Corps at Seattle, ,
Wash., is spending the week in
Prineville.
G. W. Crawford, of Bear Creek,
was in the city Saturday. Mr. Craw-
ford says the crops look very good
in that section.
Barcley
on a corset
means the same as sterling on a
piece of silverware. Barcley
means sterling quality.
LITTLE VANITY SHOP,
Prineville, Oregon.
Ed Jones was a business visitor i
In Prlnovllla Rntiirlnv from (lrlK7.lv. ! '
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Morris, of
Post, spent the week-end in Prine
ville. j
Mrs. E. P. Lee and Mrs. Emilia
Wolfe spent Tuesday with Mrs.
Chas. Rachor and Alice Rachor at
the Biggs ranch.
Mrs. E. A. P. Lafollette arrived i
in Prineville last Friday from Burnt
Ranch and is visiting her mother, I
Mrs. Ellen Harvey. .
C. W. Linebaugh, postofflce in
spector, who has been In the city for !
several days, returned to Portland j
the first of the week. j
The Sunday school classes of Mes-
dames Kelsay, Yancey and Randall
were out on a hike with their
teachers last week-end.
Clyde Clark, a recent Crook Coun
ty High graduate, was In Prineville,
Monday, on his way to Portland
from Silver Lake, to Join the army, j
Mrs. Freeburg and baby daugh-1
ter, who have been visiting Mrs. !
Freeburg's parents. Dr. and Mrs. E.
O. Hyde, left Sunday for their home
at Sarles, N. D.
Anton Carlson and wife, of Val
dez, Alaska, who are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Wilson at Powell
Butte are in the city today with Mr. ;
and Mrs. Wilson. i
The C. E. society of the Christian
church will give a Hooverized Social ,
Saturday evening at Stewart Hall !
beginning at 7:30 o'clock. All
young people of the city are invited. ;
Dr. Horace P. Belknap Jr., of
Portland, was in Prineville, for a
few days this week. Dr. Belknap
has received a call to report at
Washington, D. C, about the first
of May but will return to Prineville
again before going.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sloan, of
Miliican. were in Priaeville, Satur
day. Mr. and Mrs. Sloan purchased
the Miliican ranch. They reported
the theft of about sixteen head of
sheep from their ranch a few days
before they were here. .
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in
"A Romance Of The Redwoods"
. FRIDAY and SATURDAY
10 cents 25 cents
THE ELITE MILLINERY
The New Model Hats are here,
some solid in color and others com
bined with dainty touches of colored
trimming every hat is a correct
model for after-Easter wearing; and
of course, there are delightful mod
els in all black hats for those who
prefer them.
OLLIA M. LEWIS, Proprietress
"The Retreat of the Germans at
Battle of Arras"
Official Government War Pictures
Greatest Fighting Pictures Ever Made All the
Daring, Danger and Delirium of War
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
10 cents . 20 cents
First show at 7:30; second show at 9:00
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