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CROOK COUNTY JOURNAL
APRIL 18. 191
The City
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K. P. Long Is In Portland this
Week.
Edward C. White Is in Portland
this week.
Max Slrixncr was In the city lust
week-end.
Tim Muir was In the city lam
Week-end.
H. F. Kimble spent the week-end
In Prineville.
Vernon Boll was over from Red
mond, Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ellis were In
the city Saturday.
Roy Foster was In the city Satur
day from Paulina.
Mr. and Mrs. John Luckey were
in the city Saturday.
K. S. Robe, Is a business visitor
in Portland this work.
E. P. Luthy was in the city last
week-end from Alfalfa.
Jack Sather was in Prineville last
week-end from Bend. j
R. V. Fairchild was in the city!
Saturday from Paulina.
Miss Nell Markel. of Bend, spent
the week-end in Prineville.
Wm. Wurzweilor was in Prineville
last week-end from Portland.
Mrs. C. C. Hyde spent the week
end with relatives in Prineville.
Miss Mary Bonn, of Tumalo, was
a week-end visitor in Prun ville.
F. F. MeCrea, of Post, was a busi
ness visitor in the city Saturday.
B A. Sordal returned Saturday
from a business trip to Portland.
Frank Foster and D. P. Adamsou
were Bend visitors last Thursday.
O. G. and V. A. Chitwood were in
the city last week-end from Grizzly.
Wm. Farre and P. C. Peterson, of
Burns, were in the city last week
end. George H. Russell is attending the
stockmen's meeting in Ontario this H
week.
Lloyd G. Rippey was a business
visitor in Portland the first of the
week.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ed McGreer, of An
telope, spent the week-end in Prine-;
ville. ;
C. A. Gibbons was a business vis- '
ltor in Prineville, Friday, from
Riley.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Wilcoxon were
In the city Friday from Powell
Butte.
FISHING TACKLE
Rods, Linos, Baskets, Leaders,
Hooks, Spinners, everything a
sportsman needs. Supply your
needs here at a saving.
J. E. Stewart & Co.
Reliable Merchandise Low Prices
SQUIRREL POISON
Use Squirrel Poison early. You
wt better results. We have
Wood larks in 1 lb and 10 lb
Tins.
THE UNITED STATES FOOD ADMINISTRATION SAYS
PLANT A WAR GARDEN !
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Both the hoe and the gun must defend the Flag. While you are eating garden truck
you are saving WHEAT, MEAT, FATS AND SUGAR which we must send to
Europe. When you eat produce grown in your own vicinity you are saving the rail
roads just that much transportation. ZZEirrr
Garden Tools
Long, Handle Shovels in regular size, priced
at $1.25, $1.50 and $1.75
Garden Hoes 35c, 65c and 75c
Garden Rakes 45c, 90c and $1
Rubber Hoso for irrigation, 50 foot lengths
Garden Seeds
FERRY SEEDS in Packages
LIIXY SEEDS in Packages
LILLY SEEDS in liulk
Early Six Weeks Potatoes
PER POUND 2c '
Rubber Hose for Irrigation
Goodyear Wing Foot Hose is the
most economical in the long run
it will last for years.
50 foot lengths $9.75, also sold in cut lengths.
We have several other brands at les price.
ALFALFA SEED IN SACK LOTS, 23c per Pound. LESS THAN SACK LOTS HIGHER
HILL BROTHERS 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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One-piece Molded Rub
ber Boots and Shoes
Outwear all others two and three
to one
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 11'- to 2 $3.G5
Sizes 2'L. to 5VL $3.95
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Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Blanc-hard and
family were in the city last week
end from Culver.
Stanley Morris was home last Miss Nora Stearns accompanied
week-end on a furlough from Fort i npr brother Cecil to Bend, Saturday,
Columbia.
Pearl and Norman Weigand were
In Prineville last week-end from
Lamonta.
Miss Adeline Deitrieh, of Terre
bonne, was in the city last week-end
visiting friends.
with a band of cattle.
Mrs. F. N. O'Connor and Mr. and
Mrs. Van Tassel were in Prineville,
Sunday from Madras.
Mr and Mrs Herbert Angell have
been in Ontario this week attending
the stockmen's meeting.
Attention Farmers!
As we are now distributing the Samson line of Tractors, we are
going to close out the balance of our line of new "Big Bull
Tractors."
These tractors are rated at 12 II. P. on the draw-bar. and 25 on
the belt. They will handle 3 14 -inch bottoms very nicely, and for
belt work they cannot be beaten.
We are going to sell these tractors at practically the same price
as a stationary engine of equal horse power.
If Interested, write the Eldridge Buick Company, Seattle Wash
ington for prices and information.
Yours Very Trnly
ELDRIDGE BUICK COMPANY
PRINEVILLE - REDMOND STAGE Ur.E
E. L. ROSE, Proprietor
Successor to Toney & Rote
Cars leave Prineville at 5 a. m. and 3 p. m.
connecting with all trains
daily
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Perry Lung returned from Port- (
land this morning.
Harry llackleman is in rrlneville
today from Barnes.
Ed C White returned today from
a short business trip to Portland.
Judge and Mrs. N. G. Wallace re
turned from Portland this morning.
ft S Dixon returned from Hone
burg, Friday, and left for Ontario,
Saturday, to attend the stockmen's
meeting.
Frank Sylvester is In Prineville
on a furlough from American Lake
and is visiting his mother Mrs. Mary
SIvesier.
The Monday Night Bridge Club
met at .Mrs. Frank Foster's this
week. Mrs. Rippey received the
high score.
Dr. Van Waters of the Episcopal
church will hold services at the
; Lyric theatre next Sunday morning
at 11 o'clock.
i Miss Rnwena Campbell, of Red
mond, attended the dance et the
Kos-Douglus Motor Co. gatage Sat
urday night.
Miss Olive Campbell, of Bend,
was in Prineville, Saturday evening
for the opening of the Ross-Douglas
Motor Company.
J. R. Roberts and party of friends
, from Redmond, motored to Prine
ville, Sunday, and inspected the
! Ochoco Project.
j Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wilson, of
Powell Iiut.te, were in the city Sat
urday evening fur the Ross-Douglas
Motor Co. opening.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Upton, Mrs.
Nell Newsora and R. L. Schee are in
Ontario this week attending the
stockmen's meeting.
A. A. Piper, a prominent business
man of Walla Walla who has been
in the city several days, returned to
Walla Walla, Saturday.
Fred Lucas, of Bend, attended the
opening of the Ross-Douglas Motor
Company garage Saturday, and en
tertained the crowd with popular
i songs, accompanied by the Bend
i orchestra. j
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I Superintendent J. E. Myers was
! out to Powell Butte a few days this i
week. The boys and girls of that
i section are experimenting with i
small sugur beet patches.
I The Monday Afternoon Bridge
Club was entertained at the home of
Mrs. Mattie Elliott. Mrs. W. J.
Hughes received the high score. Mrs.
M. H. Horton, of Bend, was a guest.
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Greatest Fighting Pictures Ever Made All the
Daring, Danger and Delirium of War
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
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First show at 7:30; second show at 9:00
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