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ROOK CUCNTt JOCKNAt
DECEMBER II, 1 9 11).
Wear
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There is nothing more appro
priate for Christmas than the
" Weir-Ever Cooking Utensils.
They do not rust, cannot crack
or chip.' All "Wear-Ever" is
stamped from thick, hard sheet
aluminum and made without
seom or solder. Replace all
utensils that wear out with
utensils that " Wear-Ever."
I w V ft
akin
iniara
ware
"Where It Pays to Trade"
Cam., are aoM v-rr-
whnrmmactrntificmlh attd
pckit 2 J ofa:'ffrr or
in a jf ma?mr-funfr-ctv?rmj
eartttm We tc) y ri-com-mrnti
thi curtun tor fO.
lorn, or o'ov auppy or
whpn yu travel.
R. J. RctynoUL tobacco Co.
VVuiituo.uii, N. C.
CAMELS nre in a clnss by themselves easily the
most refreshing, the most likuble cigarette you
ever smoked. You can prove that! Simply compare
Cnmels pull-by -puff with any cigarette in the world nt
any price ! Put quality, tt.ivor und cigarette satis
. faction to the utmost test!
M.ido to mf't your Mste, Cnmt'ls never lire it, no matter how
lilvi.uiy you uniolic ihum ! The expfit blend of chox-e Turkish
an.i choice Dn.ns.-suc tor.iccos in.it; m Cnmels drliithiful t;u iitll
t ,)Uu-u, yvi -jo 'l.tsciiia'iui'.ly smooth und me!ow-miU. Kwty
ttiiiv you I: :ht one you t:-1 mw nJ keener t-ujoymi':u !
Froe.ioi.i from any utipl 'us.ml ci;;r.rrity ufter taste or nny
un)i. ,i i c ...iiifity oJor .iu;.;s Camels us unuuuiil ts tluy ara
t..y..:.K .
In f..ct, C. irrls i p;v til io tin; mtvt la .ti.hous nmol'er In so
many tiew .! ycu !. t-r will ntiv. :! .Is nil oi oupoiia.
preiiuu:'vi o. ,;iti. Yvu II pn.. r t'n.nc i.iu.uUy
1;
Guatemalan Salt
fimitcmiilii's salt Industry, which be
gnn anon after the Spanish crimpiest.
now produces nenrly 1,000,(XX) pouml
a year.
msm
The Crrv
A. M. Logan was in Prinevllle on
business Monday.
Jas. Forrester was a business visit
or in the city yesterday.
Henry Turner was in Pr'neville
from Powell Butte on Tuesday.
Will McFarland has accepted a po
sition with the Inland Auto Co.
Mr. Turner of the Turner & Peas"
company of Seattle, was in this part
of the country yesterday, looking af
ter his creamery interests.
A. R. Bowman and family returned
the first of the week from Seattle.
Brent & Stroud this week sold a
Dodge delivery car to G. M. Meyer.
Rev. J. E. Williams will preach on
Sunday at Post school house a'. 11:00
a. m.
T)r. Iifrersoll recently returned to
Prinevllle from a trip to Washington
points.
Mrs. R. C. Smith is in Seattle,
whr-ri ?he vi!l Fr?nd the winter with
her husband and son.
Jns. Street is in Prinevllle from
his ranch at Suntex, Oregon. He will
spend the winter here.
Luther Claypool is at his Paulina
ranch looking after his cattle.
Frank Hughes is now the iole own
er of the blacksmithing business in
which he has so long been a partner.
B. H. McMickle of the Ochoco
Warehouse company, has returned
from a business trip through the mid
dle west.
J. W. Cabeen was called to Port
land the first of the week to attend
thu Allied World Inter Church Con
ference. J. E. Willams will occupy
the pulpit at the Baptist church in the
evening next Sunday. Sunday school
at the usual hour.
Post
NEWS NOTES
Mr. MeFarlean Is quite ill with la
grippe.
S. J. Newsom and family spent
Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. C.
O. Stover.
Roy Gray, Homer York and O. B.
I Gray were in Prineville on business
the first of the week.
! Jack McMillan spent several days
In Prinevllle the last of Iho week,
getting some dental work done.
j Joe LUtcr was up to Rabbit Valley
I last week gathering horses for the
! horse buyers.
Mrs. omer York nnd children re
turned to her home at Rabbit Val-
j ley Saturday after spending two
: weeks with her parents in Prineville.
I Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stover onler
tained at dinner Sunday ,Mr. and
Mrs. Norton mid Mr. and Mrs. C. O.
Stover.
Mr. J. A. Mays returned to the Bon.
nyview ranch the last of the week.
He hns told h' rnnch n Hlparln,
Wash., and will move his family out
here nbout tho first of the year.
The Hlorm of tho past week has
been tho most severe In years. The
temperature was 24 below zero on
Monday morning. One foot of snow
had fallen at noon Tuesday. The
storm has been n hard one on slock
and hns compelled the owners to
begin feeding a month earlier than
j Is cuBtoniary.
'notice or fix a i, KCTTUv.;i:vr
Notice Is hereby given, by I he un
dersigned the administrator cf ". -tato
of John Schmeer, decea. , to I'M
persons Interested In said oxtaLu, Unit
he has made and filed with the coun
ty Clerk of Orimk County. Oregon,
his final accounting of his administra
tion of said eslate, nnd that the court
has set Monday, the fitli dny.of Jan
uary, 1 920, lit 10 o'clock In tho fore
noon ut the County Court Room In
Prineville, Oregon, as the time and
plnco for hearing and settling si;d
final accounting, at which time and
place, any person Interested In the
estate may appear und object to bind
final accounting.
Dated this 4th day of December,
19111.
PAUL HELD. Admlula
trntor of tho Kxtatn of
415a John Schmeer, decerned
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING
The annual meeting of tho tiock
hnldera of the Oregon Inter-Htata
Fair will lie held on Monday, Janu
ary 6, 1020. at 2:00 p. m. at the Com
mercial Club.
By order of the Board.
6t3o J. B. SHII'P.
NOTICE!
For prompt delivery all holiday
work should bo sent In at o':r. Old
clothes made like new. Prinevllle
Cleaners,
New location, 206 E Third street.
t6oiteto"classify
LOST A cnttle shepherd dg, dark
brown, on Ochoco road Inst of No
vember. Finder ploaae notify O.
Shoeniaeher. T. II. LaMb-im r.iiich
on Ochoco road and receive re
wurd. Et4p
Lost Five ton unto Jack on the
Prinevllle l!er Creek Rutin road.
Finder please leave at the sheriff's
office. 6t4p
3 .... , -aauaj
High Grade Pianos & Player Pianos
c ar a i v wwa m u m -a i i
JyAik
"1 f 'I V" i rl - ' - ' --i v t
M - mmol ffltif iv
IS THE KING OF ALL CARE-CHASERS
Will be Here for a Short Time
Wiley
in
r. -
Allen Co.
J. FELLOWS, Traveling Representative
BRUNSWICK and Other Phonographs
The Long Winter
Evenings
Change to Short Ones
With a
Player Piano or Phonograph
In the Home
THE EDUCATIONAL
ADVANTAGES CAN NOT
HE OVERESTIMATED