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Knights of Pythias
ANNUAL BALL
I.unn I.oiIro No. Co. rritu'v'.!!.', Oivkimi. i-xi'inla a rurtllnl liivltiittnn
to tlio public- to to pn "iit til iho Cluh Hall, Prlm-vlUo, Or-Kti, mi
Tluirsilsy tvntuit. Kt-lnuury ID. ItCO. nml i-i'lt'lmito in tlmiciiiK thti
5lith Aiiiuvt'i-nary of tin- fuumltiiK of lu orilt-r of Kiilitlit of Pythian.
In past yonrg llui oveiit h boi-u lookotlforwurj lo wltli grout autl
ripnllon nl ili-it'l.-il In bciiiR K must ploimlnK ovont. Tills yoar
wo linvo ft hoiit of now tmnitiors wlili-h nuturnlly tiring now opp and
as tlio ooniniitteo la composed of tlio now nioiiibors It Is ilotormlnod
to mnko it the host yot. Music Is to !h furulnlioil by Mrs. KHiol llor
tou of Uond. HAM'K Tlt'KKrs, Hit. 'J.I M'KITATOUS 2.V
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Tim City
Born, February 6, 1920 to Mr. and
Mrs. L. M. Watson, a baby diughter.
Born, February 10. 1920, to Mr.
and Mrs. Glonn Hendrk-kson, a son.
Tho Hanth nf littlo Hooriro Bvrd.
the four-year-old son of Mr. and Mis. j
A. M. Byrd of this city, omirvd this i
morning about four o'clock. The lit- I
tie folow has boon ill for some time !
Buffering from an attack of pneumo
nia, which settled in his bowels, caus
ing death. He was born in Ontario.
Oregon, December 3, 1915. Mr. Byrd
Is editor of the Enterprise.
loft ear. At shearing time my ewes?
were branded with horse shoe bar on I
the wool. My sheep are grade mer
inos, not much wrinkled and have i
light colored wool, beiing different!
from most sheep. j
I am very certain about ISO ewesi
two years old and up were stolon in
April. 1918. Those ewes wore bred!
late, the bucks wore turned in Decem
ber 13. I offer the same reward fori
these and also for any sheep which'
mav be stolon in the future. j
Htip YM. V. BROWN. Fife, Ore. j
WKST COAST SF.KVU'K
FOIt SALE Xi tons of hay
and Kye, in 5 ton lots or the whole j of them with n0 esti,te,
At age 65. 54 out of every 100
men are dependent on children, rela-
j tive8. or charity, for support. Only
j 10 are self-supporting, 4 moderately
A heat u-o.tllhv Th rost hnvn ilioH. most
amount. Must lx- cash. Inquire at
Journal Office
14tp
FOR SALE Seed Oats and Seed i
Wheat Senator Side oats, first
prize at both Prineville and Red- I
mond last year, at 4c per pound, j
Early Java Seed Wheat, took first j
prize at both fairs. Clean seed at
6c per pound. Samples at the
Journal office. J. L. Gibson, Pow
ell Butte, Oregon. 14tfc
FOR SALE A good young family
cow, also one team of horses chick
ens farm implements etc. Robert
Vasey, Prineville, Oregon 14tlp
REWARD!
One dollar per head reward for the
return of about 250 stolen sheep and
$500 reward for evidence leading to
arrest and conviction of the party or
parties who Btole the sheep. My re
corded ear mark is an upper bit In
each ear close to the head and the
ewes have an age mark besides. Age
mark in ewe lambs is a crop off the
right ear. Yearling ewea under slope
on right ear. Two year old ewes an
under Blope on left ear. Three year
old ewes and upper slope on right ear.
Five year olds an upper slope on the
left ear. Six year olds a crop off of
both ears. Seven year olds crop off
Is this not an eloquept appeal to
every man to secure good life insur
ance at once?
West Coast Life, represented in
Prineville and vicinity by Dolly
Hodges, provides in its liberal policy
contracts for the needs of declining
years and aid for loved ones after
death, all to whatever extent the in
sured selects. Tel. 164. Adv.
No. 20H54
NOTICE FOR PIBLICATION
Department of the Interior. U. S. Land Of
fice t The Dalles. Oregon. February S. lttto.
NOTICE is hereby given that
JOHN N. SEELAND
who post-office address is Culver, Oreffon, did
on the 13th day of May, 1919. file in this of
fice Sworn Statement and Application No.
02OS84, tu purchase the SEH NEk, Section 18
Township 13 South. Range 15 East, Wilamette
Meridian, and the timber thereon, under the
provisions of the act of June 3. 1878, and
acts amendatory, known as the "Timber and
Stone Law," at such value as mio-nt be fixed
by appraisement, and that, pursuant to such
application, the land and timber thereon have
been appraised at S140.00 the timber estimat
ed 80,000 board feet at 11.50 per M, and the
land 150.00 ; that said applicant will offer fin
al proof in suport of his application and sworn
statement on the 17th day of April, 1920, be
fore Lake M. Bechtell U. S. Commissioner at
Prineville, Oregon.
' Any person is at liberty to protest this pur
chase before entry, or initiate a contest at any
time before patent issues, by filing a corrobor
ated affidavit, in this office, alleging facts
which would defeat the entry.
H. FRANK WOODCOCK,
Mt5e Register
A CAR OF NEW MODEL
t gM i i
Will Arrive This Week
Newell Motor Sales
Company
PRINEVILLE,
OREGON
a
Pll ME Newell Auto Sales Co. has
J3fc engaged the services of an expert
auto mechanic, Mr. B. E. Waist rom, who
has had years oj experience under the Lest
auto repair experts in the factories of the
East, and is fully equipped to handle any
kind of auto troubles. His services will be
found very reasonable and every job carries
his guarantee. Take your trouble to him.
NOTICE OF SHERIFF SALE
By virtue of an execution In foreclosure duly
issued by the clerk of the Circuit Court of the
County of Crook, State of Oregon, dated this
OREGON PRODUCTS ARE ADVERTISED EVERYWHERE !
In newspapers, in the big national maga
zines, in trade and technical publications,
in farm papers, by bill-boards, street car :
cards and all the media known to the adver
tising world, the quality of Oregon prod
ucts is heralded.
This advertising is expressing the faith of
Oregon manufacturers in Oregon's raw mater
ials, in her resources, and in the craft
manship of her workmen.
Thus thru quality and advertising Oregon
products are establishing a world-wide
prestige.
Watch for the advertisements of Oregon
manufacturers. When you buy, specify the
products advertised. You will be helping
to enhance the popularity of Oregon prod
ucts and to augment the prosperity of the
Oregon producer, manufacturer, and workman,
Associated Industries of Oregon
I Ai
MAI II W 1 I 1 I i
6th day of rVbruary, l!20. in certain Action
in the Circuit Court fur the iui County and ,
Stat, wherein l'nxk County Hank (a rorpor- I
at ion rveovetvU juiWrtu'M aitainxt icoru II. ,
Taylor, Mrs. (ieoivt B. Tuylor, Alrtha Taylor,
and J. E. Kenm-dy for the num of $:U)0.00, to- '
trethvr with interest on $5oo.i0 at 8 per cent ,
from January 10, 1'JIT. Int. on 1600.00 at 8
per cent from February 2K. 1.M7, InL on I MM)
at 8 per cent fmm April 14. 1WI7, Int. on f lN)
from May 31, lfl7, Int. on H0 fKm June -S,
1917, Int. on 100.00 fn.m July 11H, 1017. Int. '
on 11200.00 from Auir. Ti, 1'J17, tuirether with
t;i00.00 attorney'! fees, and the further IU. of
1 - Dollar, costs, and arrmlnf c.k, j
NOTICE la hereby given that I will, on Sat
urday, the 13th day of March. 1U20, at the
North front dior of the rourthoune in Prine
ville, in Mid County, at 10 o'coek in the fore
noon of aaid day, hI1 at public auction, to the '
hixheat bidder for conn, all riiiht and title that
the above named dVfendmnta or either of thrm
have or had at the date of aatd judirraent In the
following dearribed property, to-wit:
The Southeast quarter of the Northwest
quarter, the Northeast quarter of the South-
CASH FOR FURS
1
I pay the highest market prices
for furs of all kinds. Send in
your furs by mail or parcel
post to
RAY PUTNAM
P. O. Box 3 1 2 Prineville, Ore.
west quarter and lh North half of'th. South
east quartr of &Vtlon Twenty-two (22) In
Township Kluhteen (111 South of Runs. Sev
enteen (171 Ksst of th. Wlllamett Meridian
in Crook County, Oregon.
JOHN COMI1R,
Sheriff of Crook Connie
Dated at Prlnetllle, Oraa-on, this th da of
February, lvlio.
UlSe II, Kludr A. Row.ll, Deuutf
LUCKY
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cigarette
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crease the good,
wholesome flavor
of the Kentucky
Buriey tobacco.
A regular man's
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