Jll.Y II, 1110
TageS
CROOK COCNTT JOCRNAL
HEADQUARTERS FOR
FRESH FRUITS
VEGETABLES
Cherrips are at their best. Some
very fine Bings on display in our
window.
upholstering, lRlt painting, tool
grinding, saw filing, also painting, i
llrlck, concrete and cewmt work,'
roofing. excavating, anil many oth
! er things. Special woodwor of nil
i kin ils to order. As I Intend to lo
' rate In Prineviile, I therefore eollc
i It a fair share of your nn'ronng.
If you want prompt service ami,
fair treatment, (We me a trial Op
en evenings, i'hone ti3l lllack. I.U
I mer J. Wilson. 34tfo
LOST Rrown Msre, wt. 1100 Ihs..
t and 1 yearling colt. Brand 64 bar on
: each shoulder. I'oth brands mun i.
$10 reward. V. Dykstra, Iteiul,
J Oregon. S4l2p
KUKSIl VKGKTAH1.F.3 Delivered
from the Seven Springs gardens
i on Tuesdays and Saturdays. Leave
! all orders at Cornell Co., or j,,,
phone Kural 7 IS. J. L. Winer and
Son. SStfc
llKND VKTOHV t'KI.KHKATION
TO UK M AUK A MIX'KSS
Powell Butte
jW2 NEWS NOTKS
We
make
invite all country folks to
our store your headquarters
while attending Chautauqua.
Where price, quality and service
is the best.
MICHEL GROCERY
COMPANY
Every effort Is being made to make
Pond's Victory Celebration a huge
success. The plans of the various
committees In rhurge of the affair
are complete. If old Sol will only
smile all will go .well. More than
$2,000 has been raised to make the
affair a success (or one day the
Fourth of July.
I'nder the supervision of E. D. Gil-
'son many entries have been received
for the big street parade to be held
Ui the morning In which business, so-
1 rial, civic, fraternal organizations,
labor societies and churchea will par
ticipate. Mora than $300 Is to be glv
en In prlies. Agricultural organic- Saturday and Sunduy
Mr. and Mrs. Martha Owen of Ta-I
coma arrived last week to he a guest i
of Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Truesdatn. Mrs. j
Owen and the Truesdales were heigh
bora and friends In Colorado and they
are enjoying a rare treat In nor visit
with them at this time.
Mr. O'Calluhan went to I'ulsley on
Monday on business.
Mr. and Mrs, K. ft. Ageo and ihll-J
dreti spent the week end with l'rine-j
villn friends.
Dan llourigan has a new Vol In nnd
O'Callahan Is driving a brand j
new Chandler; it sure is a dandy.
These men arc both succeHsful sheep;
men and havo Just Bold their wool at:
fine prices and bought new curs be-!
fore leaving lleml.
Quito a number attended the K. of
I picnic Sunday at Suttle Lake, am-i
ong them being Mr. and Mrs. Koyj
Hoherta nnd daughter. Inn, Mr. .and,
Mrs. K. II. Stewart and Mrs Stewart's i
fnthor, Mr. Jackson, who arrived from j
Hood Klver just In time to Join the i
party. Mr, and' Mrs. Sunday, of!
Un-shara, guests of the Hoy Roberts' j
were also along. They all report a j
linn time.
Mr. and Mrs. Vern I. Ill came down
from ltend to spend Saturday night
with the K. H. Stewart's and attend
the K. of I'. picnic Sunday.
Mr. and' Mrs. Arthur Wurswollor
went to the Swamp ranch and spent
Chautauqua Week
Specialties
ttons in other localities will partlcl
pate for liberal rash prizes.
I Hon. B. F. Mulkey of Portland,
considered to be one of the best
known speaker! In Oregon will deliv
er the address of the day. A program
has been provided in addition. The
music for the day will be given byi
the Bend-Prineville Band. (returned last week from a visit to her
Of Interest to the Central Oregon parents home at Cottage Grove. Her
Anglera a fly casting contest will be mother. Mrs. Elliott, accompanied her
held lit the afternoon at which alt the home ,,, wlll vl,t for awhtie here,
artists with the fly rod will test their; Mri. E- j mtch of villa. Wash.,
skill for liberal prises. htti been visiting with her cousin,
Men, women and children will lie Mrg Frank; Klsler.
given an apportunity to leai ineir
Mr. and Mrs. (lea. Truesdale and
daughters, Dorothy and Catherine,
with their guest. Mrs. Martha Owen,
spent Sunday with Prlnevllle friends.
Mr. and Mrs. K. T. Luthy from
Bear Creek were guests at the home
of J. F. Rice Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Whltselt and children
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith of El
mlra. Wash., arrived In their car and
spent several days at the C. M. Charl
ton ranch last week. They are tour
ing the State and left tor Crater Lak
and Medford Thursday.
s. a.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE Two mares, wt 1400.
wagon and harness, all in good
condition. Joe Zonnattl, Prineviile
Oregon. S4t4p
FOR SALE 4 head of horses, 1 team
8 and 9 years, wt. 12S0 each, 1
team 4 and 6 years, wt, 1400. All
sound and
this office.
well broken.
Call at
S4tfc
NOTICE TO FUBLC I have opened
up a new shop in the rear of Redby
i odging House at 4th and C streets
In Prineviile and am prepared to do
all kinds of first class building and
job work promptly at reasonable
prices. I do furniture repairing,
S 8
i Paulina
W NKW8 NOTES tW2
"t D"t 1i 111 lit IA11
$ m n m m ipa iflMffirc m lam
ChaiiltaiiiqMa Suit
Hats, Shoes, or Underwear
prowess in sports to oe neia on me
streets. More than $200 In cash
prizes have been offered.
In the afternoon Bend will meet
the crack team of Battery A 147 Field
Artillery, which has made a big rec
ord over seas. '
One of the crowning events of
the day will be the two ten round
boxing matches, one between Fred
Gilbert of Bend and fast Sailor Chas.
Fox. Both men are now in training
for the match. Knowlton and Byers,
two fast lads of Portland ara booked
for ten rounds. Both men have a go
getter reputation on the coast. One , Tne ghow tlmt w( K)ven ,n PadU
fast preliminary will also be staged. ,na June j prove,i a RrB8t BucceM.
Bend promises fun for everybody, Joe Rountrm one of our iCB
on the Fourth of July. boys, surprised, his friends last week
by taking unto himself a wife. Good
for you, Joe. The community extends
their best wishes and wish you much
happiness.
Master Irving Grimes, son of John
Grimes, of Prlnevllle, is visiting his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Fos
ter. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford McKenzle
and Roy Foster have returned from
Hood River. They are visiting Mrs.
Josie Foster.
O. H. Olson of Post was In town
Saturday night,
Eddie Blrdsong of Suplee was on
Wolf creek Thursday riding for
horses.
Mr. and Mrs. W, Foster, Van Foster
and Mr. and Mrs. M. Peterson visit
ed with Mr. and Mrs. M. Logan on
Sunday.
Mr .and Mrs. Chas. Garner of Sup
lee were in to the dance Saturday
night.
Miss Agnes Delore of Suplee was In
town Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Faulkner are on
their homestead again after spending
several weeks with Mr. and Mrs. A.
Noble.
w. s. s.
Of course you are going to attend
the Clt'tiilautun and you will bn de
throne of looking your beai.
We call your attention t tlui follow
tug high grade toilet pr .rru lion,
v llch will please you:
M M IK Toilet Water
M t is Kvtrnet
.MAVIH Talcum Powder
MAVIH loee Powder
MAVIH Toilet Soap
Ni:V AMI IHXMiHTlTIi
t III WAH l ace Powder
I'll IN V A II Tutciini Pow der
W ALT DKKAM Talcum Powder
WALT. KUKAM l ine Powder
Armuiid' "ltoiiiiiet of l'iirlie"
1'iM'o I'uwdcr; a new and popular
Preparation
MSv'.WXtf
D. P, AD AMSON
& COMPANY
Can be had from our stock
that will just suit your taste
The latest in neckware, col
lars and the little1 things
that add that final touch to
' make you feel well dressed.
Our Quality is The Best And Prices Right
Come in and tell us your wants
Robinson & Clifton
Post
W5 NEWS notes W52
twst&
Most of the neighbors are haying;
some of the hay is turning out pretty
good.
J. R. Knox has some rye hay that
will make three tons to the acre.
D. W. Knox butchered a beef Sun
day and divided up with bis neigh
bors. Dick Koopman and family were
guests of J. R. Post's Sunday.
J. M. Hayes came over from the
Ten Bar rench Friday and took Mrs.
Hayes back with him Saturday.
Mrs. R. G. Raymond was a Prlne
vllle visitor Tuesday,
Mr. and Mrs. Veach and son, Rob
ert, of Cottage Grove and daughter,
Mrs. Churchill of Portland, are visit
ing at B. B. Groff's. Mrs. Groff Is
a daughter of Mr. Veach.
Miss Ethel Miller entertained some
of her friends Saturday evening with
a marshmallow toast. Grant Allen
is the champion marshmallow eater.
Mr, and Mrs. Dunham and Mrs.
Doak and daughter motored to Prlne
vllle last 8unday. '
Mr. Post was able to ride over the
ranch Monday and look at the crops.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Gibson and
Grover Gibson are helping M. F
Taylor put up his hay.. Help is so
scarce the neighbors have to exchange
work.
R. H. Booten reports bis mother's
health much better than when she
left; she is now visiting her sister In
Seattle. .
w. s. s.
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING
The annual stockholders' meeting
of the Deschutes Valley Potato Grow
ers' Association will be held in Red
mond Saturday, July 6, at 2 p. m.
LESTER J. HELL,
Asst. County Agent,
TRY THE OASIS FOUNTAIN
lllulifHt tirade Confections that Hpoll
(InM... Ijirucxt Awaortmrnt of
I-'rwdi Hulk Candles, Tobac
co, Pipes and Smokers Sup
plies... Clgam That Are
Hcaooned Jut Right
line Htatlonery and
JTo-h Fruits
Headquarters For The Oregonlan
Over 200 Different Kinds of Plain anl
Fancy Drinks, Ice Creams and Sundaes
J.J.PRICE
207 Main St.
I'RIXEVILI.F,,
OREGON
WOOD
Lay in your winter's supply while
the weather is good and price right.
Mill Ends $7.50 per load
Slab Wood $8.00 per load
Delivered anywhere in the city
Ochoco Whse Go.
Prineviile, Oregon
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When you cannot find what you want advertised in
The Journal, write one of the advertisers and they will
get it (or you if it is manufactured. All advertisers in
the Crook County Journal are known to us to be
reliable. '