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CLASSIFIED ADS
KOIt HAI.K
roit BALK 100 head of well bred
durhami, coming two- fend throe-year-olds.
L" limn 30 iit emit,
heifers. Nash Hros., Nashville,
Ore. 16P
KOR 8AI.K Btandiird tro1 horse, a
years old, wt. 1125. Will make
(ood saddle horse. Inquire of Al.
Oregon. 6t8p
roit BALIS I have about 1,200 flni
wool ewes, bred to Lincoln bucki
' to lumb In Murth, Will mil an)
number. Address W, M. Wilson
Powell Butte. Ore. 7t3o
TOH SALE f ruin and potato Backs.
Call at J. E. Stewart Co. lUo
TITON 1O-20 TRACTOR Pulls 114
lucb pllwa. Practically new. Are,
buying larger tractor. Will all
heap for caih or terms. Will dera
ustrate at runeh In Lone Pine Uap.
Patterson Ualbreath, Terrebonne,
Ore. , Inquire W. K. King Co. 62tfc
KOIt BALK A few amall hogs. In
quire of O. P. Reams, Cornett
Co. C2tfc
FOR 8ALB 800 bushels excellent
aed rye. Write Tapping Imple
ment Grain Co., Culver, Ore.
TOR BALE 200 bushels Swedlah
seed Rye. Archie Powell, Prlue
vllle. 44tfo
SEED RYE Order now. Supply la
limited. Ocboco Warehouse Com
pany. sZtfc
FIVE PA8BKNOEU FORI) In good
condition for aulu at $340. Cull
llluck (61. 61 fc MiC.
HUFF ORPINGTON Cockerel, ex
cellent (train, well developed. J.
II. Gray. 6tfo
FOR BALK Flat top desk andsow
lug niarhlnn cluftp. Mr. O. C.
Ciaypool, City. 8t2c
HOUSES FOR 8ALE 1 blin k team,
weighing 1400 llm., perfectly found
and truu. One threu-yeiir-olcl coll,
two four-yeur-old colls, all well
bred. Wrllii or nee John Bkocn,
Powell Ilutte, Oregon. 7tSp.
FOR HAI.K OR TKAPti - Ford runa
bout with truek body, to trade for
heavy work horses or eitttle. Hons
IioukIus Co. lotlc
FOR HF.AI.K A oini-elKhth h p. Rob
bin & Myrra motor In good con
dition. I n i u i i at Lvrlu Theater,
Prlnnvllln. lotto
FOR 'BALK OR TRADE for young
heifer IteKlHtered Kreii'b draft
atalllnu. Write or ao K. J. Bhroy
lot 1 dp
WA.NTKI)
WANTED All kind of plain sow
nlg and especially children' gar
ment. Mr. R. V. Comtable.
WANTKI) Anyone wishing aervlcoa
of experienced nurse please call
Mrs. Cualur, Wack 103. Dtfo
IXHT
L08T A two-year-old white face
steer, long yearling heifer, red with
white spot, branded HI on right
blp, no ear mark. Information or
bringing of the calves will be paid
for. Han Jncobson, Powell Uutle,
Oregon. 7tfo
LOST One nine month old calf,
Hereford marking, branded Laxy
G and quarter circle en -each side
on right trip. Nd ear mark, dew
lap on brisket. Notify J. II. Gray,
city. , 6tfo
Kcml in your
Salem Heights Nursery
Or Cunt FOR CHOICE Per d O ft
JO Each ROSE BUSHES Dozen tJ)eJ,OU
Sent. In your orders and have thorn shipped In the spring. All of our
rose bloomed this year. Description sent on request. Gush must ac
company order. Shipment made Inpril. Address: ....
11. II. CROSS,, RALKM, OREGON
City Transfer & Express
Jap Ireland, Prop.
Auto Delivery to all Parts of the City and Vicinity
, Phone me for quick service at Hugh Lakin's
Red 951
1 WILL
Put a new top on your car, or repair your
curtains, or do any such work as is needed
This is the time to repair harness for spring work.
W. J. HUGHES ST1
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LOST A roan Durham bull, coming
two-year-old. Ilranded Rafter N
on loft hip. Notify II. W. Noal,
Prlnorlllo, Ore., Mux 12 6t(p
LtWT Jan. 7, gold locket with en
graved lady' head on outside, a
lock of hair Inside, Loot late In
the evening. Notify F, K. llroslus,
Prlnevlllo, Oregon. 101 lc
KHTRAYKI
BTRA YKD Five mile west of La
lne on Oct 8, 2 marea, one bay 1 1
year old, wt. about 1860, branded
H on loft atlfle. One black ware
year old, wt. about 1160, branded
? with V below, both had roached
mane; also kind and gentle. Any
Information a to tbelr whereabout
will be thankfully received. Bill
Jonion. Powell Butte, Oregon 6tfo
BTRAYKD Three young steers, 1
black, 1 bl'k and white, 1 red, nder
doped In each ear. Red ha crop
and split In right ear and half un
dercut In left ear. All branded
with 17 with quarter circle under
It on left rib. F. T. Cox, lOtfe
8TRAY Yearling ateer, branded
R over J on right hip, ear mark un
durblt both ear, swallow fork both
ear. Call at Journal oflce for In
formation. lOtfc
MIHCKLLA.VEOUH
TO TRAUK For an improved farm:
Store building, stork of notion,
bouse and lot $7,600. Mtg. $600,
All In Springfield, Ore. 6 cent car
fare to State University. Add reus
E. K. Kepuer, Springfield, Or. Up
TAKEN UP Dee. 1, heifers, 1 red.
1 rou n, ear mark on both. Owner
cull and prove property and pay ex
peiiaes. Geo. KlHsler, Powell Butto,
Oregon. HHp.
TO LEASE 100 acre under Ocbdco
Projoct, All cleared and plowed. In
wheat Hubble. R. W. Ilea. 47tfc
AIWTRACTOIW
CROOK COUNTY ABSTRACT CO.
lucorporated, D. H. People, pre
Idont, J. B. Boll, secretary. Ab
tract and luiuranca. Priuevlllt
Oregon.
DKNTIHTS
DR. II. G. DAVIS Dentist. Nov
modern shop, In Kaojttra Build
Ing.
OPHTHALMOLOGIST
DR. F. II. DAY Physician, optlia
mologlst, neurologist- Specialty
of eye, and nerve. Glasses fitted.
Hours: 8 to 11:30 a. m.; 1.30 to
' 6 p. m. Evening by appointment.
Prlnevlllo Hotel. Prlnevllle, Or. tf
ATTORXEYH
WILLARD H. WIRTZ District At
torney. Office Crook County Bank
Building, Prlnevlllo, Oregon tf
M. R. ELLIOTT Attorney at Law
Court House 8L, Prlnevllle, Or
CHIROPRACTORS
DR. F. II. DAY Specialist Eyes and
Nerve. Priuevllle Hotel tf
PHYSICIANS
BELKNAP ft EDWARDS Chag. 8.
Edward, II. P. Belknap, Physicians
Surgeon and Oculist, Prlnevlllo,
Oregon. tf
OPTICIANS
DR. J. O. TURNER Eye SpoclallBt
from Portland; regular monthly
visit to Prlnevllle; watch this pa
per for date. 4ttc
order early to
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FCCII S.Vi'S f nfli'CE
MUST HOLD RHINE
Barrier Between Countries De
clared Necessary to Pre
vent Comeback.
Treve. It I the conviction of Mar-
hal Focn that the Rhine must be
msde the barrier between Germany
and France. He eipressed this clearly
when he received American newspa
per correspondent. Th marshal I
bare in connection wltb.th meeting
concerning the extension of the Ger
man armistice.
Marshal Foch pointed out the diffi
culties that had been overcome and
said that peace must be commensurate
with th price of victory. Oermany
now was beaten, be addtd, but with
her resource, eipeclally in men, re
cuperation In a comparatively abort
time was quite possible. It was now
the duty of th allies to prevent fur
ther aggression.
Marshal Foch praised the work of
th American troop and laid that
General Pershing bad asked that the
American force be concentrated for
an attack on one lector. The allied
generalissimo admitted that the Ar-gonne-Meuse
front, where the Ameri
cana began their offensive on Septem
ber 26, wss a "sector bard to tackle."
The marshal said be had told General
Pershing:
'Your men have the devil's own
punch. Tbey will get away with all
that. Go to It"
The allies, the marshal said, were
prepared for another offensive stroke,
which would have forced the Germans
to give up. This wa to have been
made In Lorraine on November 14,
with six American and 20 French di
vision. GERMAN STEAMERS
MAY BRING YANKS
Paris. All the more Important Ger
man paxsenger steamers, Including ;
the hnge Imperator, may be used to '
transport American troops homeward, '
under the extension of the armistice
HlKned at Treves. The German mer- j
cantlle fleet Is placed at the disposal
of the associated governments. Only j
smaller steamships are left to th Ger
mans and ar for Baltic coastal trade. ,
Remuneration to be paid to Ger-;
many will be applied on payments for
foodstuffs furnished to Germany un
der another part of the agreement.
These supplies include 70,000 tons of
pork and 200,000 tons of cereals. For j
part of this latter item condensed milk '
may be substituted.
The shipping arrangement was elab
orated at meetings apart from the reg
ular armistice commission and were
the first civilian deliberations between
Germans and representatives of the
associated governments. .
Edward N. Hurley, head of the
American shipping board, presided.
Philip Helneken, of the North German
Lloyd company, was leader of the Ger
man delegation to ten.
POLES APPROVE MINISTRY
Socialist Minority Alens Is Said to Be
Against Paderewtki.
Warsaw. The Polish ministry form-
ad by Ignace Jan Paderewskl appar
ently meet the approval of all parties
except radical Socialist.
The new cabinet represents most of
the parties In German, Russian and
Austrian Poland. Bankers of'Poaen
have loaned It 100,000,000 marks.
M. English, a banker of Posen, as
sumed office as miulster of finance.
M. Paderewskl will tak charge of the
foreign office with th assistance of
fire under secretaries.
Rancher Murder Wlfs and Kill Self.
Hlllsboro, Or. Leaving a not de
clarlag that he had killed three men
in his time, but that it "took nerve"
to kill the woman that he loved and
worshipped, Charles W, Colby, (7, a
rancher of near Beavarton, shot and
killed hi wife and than turned the
weapon upon himself, early Saturday
morning.
Th bodle war found by Sheriff
Alexander shortly after midnight Sat
urday, when he went to th farm In
response to th not mailed to him by
Colby.
German Arm t Beat Back Pole.
i Berlin. The German government Is
reported organising two armies to
counteract an invasion by the, Poles,
threatening Brandenburg. Forces in
West Prussia will be under General
on Quest and In Silesia under Field
Marshal Woyrsch.
Des Moines Troops Plot.
Des Moines, Iowa. A captain and a
first lieutenant are under arrest and
three overseas soldiers were tried by
summary court martial as th result
of a riot which oocurrsd when a city
traffic officer arretted a soldier for
disorderly conduct.
SPECIAL SALE ON
ONE
100 Pairs of
MENS SHOES
All kinds
Special at, per pr.
$2.50
These Shoes are all on display on special counters.
Watch this counter each week for special bargains.
We Have Four Boys Overcoats in Ages 13, 15, 16, 17
that we will sell at $5 each, easily worth twice as
much. Call and look them over.
IJ.COVE,D.H.D.
DENTIST
I specialize in porcelain fill
ings and crowns which make
teeth look and feel natural.
I also do gold inlay, crown and
bridge worn; silver filling3 and
extracting.
I do no plate work.
My motto: "One think well
done.'
OVER CROOK COUNTY BANK
WE BUY LIBERTY
BONDS FOR
SPOT CASH
ANY ISSUE
$50
$500
$100
$1000
Bend us your Bonds by .Regis
tered letter and receive tho
highest market price by return
mall.
WESTERN STOCK AND BOND
COMPANY
200 Central Bldg., Seattle Wn.
CHICHESTER S PILLS
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IAllllD HKAND PILLS, fcc SS
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SOLO BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWnBS
DR. TACKMAN
DENTIST
' Room 8 Cornett Building
Member of Preparedness League
of American Dentists
OREGON DAILY: JOURNAL
DAILY 50c.
DAILY AND SUNDAY 05c
If yau don't get your paper reg
ularly, phone Red 431 and we
will send one up by special mes
senger. PRI NEVILLE DRUG CO.
Local Agent
WEEK ONLY!
50 Pairs Boys
Heavy High
Cuts sizes 13 to
5, special at
per pair
$2.50
Grocery Co
Franklin Talks -No. 1
Are you buying a light-weight car for the results it
will give you in service, or just because it is the correct
thing? There is a difference, and what you want is re
sults. What every motorist has in mind when he says that
the car to buy is the light-weight car, is the results
that come from light weight. He has in mind greater
safety, greater strength, longer life, economy, In opera
tion and easier riding. He has before him big tire
mileage, big gasoline mileage, and all thtse things that
go to make motoring satisfactory.
A light-weight car is certainly the car to buy, but
the tacts regarding the service the car will give should
be known. Do you know these facts about the Franklin
through the different national tests and owners' rec
ords? If not, we shall be glad to give them to you.
Yours truly,
WALTHKIMVIIJJAMS COMPANY,
GEO. E. McCLURE, Representative,
FRANKLIN DEPT.
BEND, anc THE DALLES
City Meat Market
J. W. HORIGAN, Prop.
Choice Home-Made Hams. Bacon
and Lard
Fresh Fish and Oysters
Fruit and Vegetables in
100 pairs of
Ladies Every-day
Shoes
Just the thing to
wear around the
house, special at
per pair
$2.5
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