TIM RMIMV. DKCFMHKR ft, IOSii.
CROOK VOVXTt JOfRrAT.
Pure I
iiKiirnriiooi, note
t-ixitlmll IWi Have Tlirir Peed
Ontral Ori'gutT foottiall chair
)loi had their "ilay" lint Frlay
etri'iilng. HoniKlliiin ego Mr, Kvn
lirumlmd thii tam fctf ( tluiy
wiuilil ilt-fKht Ilrnil by lara ai:ur.
Tho fnnii given to tb climpl(initlii
team , la IichoiiiIiik un imunt event
fur PrlnnvlljH'g team.
Th (llmiKr in rapurl hy tlu-!
di'iili iu tli Doiunailc Hi'lence (k-
rartmnnt. The room wa decurai'il
In IHun iftnl UulU. From the cell
ing a football wm uiin(l4 ovwr
Ilia talilo. Coaih Mi'rtl.y and the
boy (hat partlclputud In th Band
mi were preeant, with th exuep
11 on of Ooodiulller and Bhaltuck. In
' addition member of th. faculty tnd
. Mhout board wr alao preennt. Nina
rah wars Riven fur the Domestic
Selene glrla after the dinner. Foot
ball play art can be recognlted aa re
" liable Judca In cae of Ibli nature,
and the dinner waa propouuted aa
, "mighty fine" by a unamlnoua da
claims. . Inataad of the regular ambly
period Friday morning, the time wa
conanmed In abaorblog epeeche do-
lvrd by three active atudent of
' thla arbool. The apeaker ware My-
ron I'olk, Wallace A I mack and Raa-
tall Kenuey.
, Tuesday afternoon a meeting of a
Mpreeeotatlv. body of the atudent
. wm beld, to diacua the feasibility
of adopting aome form of organita-
Hon for tb atuitent body,- Tbe Idea
waa approved by tbe atudenta anil
' work will aoou begin In forming a
constitution. Tbe purpoae of bar
i lug a atudeut body orgaiitiatloo ia
',' to advance the welfare of the achool
V and to promote greater activities.
Dragon about the middle of Febru
ary. Aa they play aeveral otht-r cen
tral Orngon team, thy dlre to
play Prlnevlllo. while In tlil ani:tion.
A Kuurunti-e of $1U0 la aakud.
Powell Butte
News
Junlor-Hrnlur (Jama, 90-S
The Junior claaa baiketball team
mat Ita defeat at tbe banda of the
Son tor by acor of 20 to &. Not
one of tbe point for tbe Junior
were made by a Held goal,- all of
them being shot from tbe foul line.
To cap tbe climax of tbe Junior team
career, tb Freshmen have challeng
ed them to game on Tburaday.
Portland Open l'p at Laat
A letter haa been received from
Portland aiklng for ft game of baa
katball on February 11, An all-tar
Portland blgb achool team la to tour
the elate, and they will be in Central
In conversation with George C.
Trunsdule, on of the progresalv.
and up-to-date farmer of the Powell
liutte tectlon. he remarked tbat he
ulway kept a sl of book, and waa
able to account for every day' la
bor and expanae on bia farm. Re
rwutly be counted up tha expense of
bia' hay and found It to be $14 per
ton. Mr. Trunadale furtbr-r remark
ed that "other bualneaa men, mer
chanta, etc., have a caab price on
tbelr good and wilt not sell thera
below that, for if tbey do It la at ft
loae." Wkw not tbe farmer? He
bould have a ooat price and bold to
It! 'If mora farmer "kept book"
there would be much more Intelli
gent handling of commodities on tbe
farm.
Herman Allen, A. W. Dayna and
J. A. Rlgg have been appointed aa a
committee to meet with itockmen,
December 11, In PrinevlII and will
represent tbe Powell Butte Co-operative
aaaoclatlon at tbat time.
Tb teacher at Butte Valley achool,
Mlaa Van Buren, haa resigned and
wilt not return after the holldaya
Mr. Oeorge Hobb baa been aecured
to take the achool and will begin
tnachlng tb first Monday after New
Year.
Mr. E. A. Bussett gave dinner
party In honor of Harold M. Charl
ton, who I vlaltlng bia parent here.
Thoae preaent were: Mr. and Mr. E.
A. Bueaett, Lloyd and Pay Buaaett,
Harold M. Charlton. Kill Carl
Charlton, Fred McCaffrey and Mia
Edna Mora. After dinner the ev
ening waa pleaaantly apent with
music.
Mrs. Oreen Beard and Mr. George
Wblteett were (hopping In Bend on
day laat week.
Mlaa Edna Morse,' recent houee
guet at the Buaaett ranch, baa re
turned to her borne In Prlnevllle,
Matbew Beach went to Portland
last week where be will receive
treatment from an oculist
Delaaon Smith of Portland visited
with Harold M. Charlton at th Pow
ell Butte ranch laat Saturday.
Hans Jacobeou wa attending to
business In the county seat Thurs
day. Allan l.anafare baa been quite 111
at his home In liutte Valley.
Mr. J, P. O'Callaban I at home
aaln. Both she and baby Kather
Ine are "feeling fine."
J. A. Ttlggs Inform as that lie ex
pect bis mother soon, to make
extended visit at bia borne. Mrs.
Rlggs waa here once before and hai
many ft lends wbo will welcome bar
return. ... -.,
Miss Ita 8bobrt daughter of
Mr. and Mr. Ceorgs ghobert, wbo
formerly resided at Powell Butt, ia
dangerously 111 at tb bom of bar i
alster, Mr. Melvin Foster In Red I
mond. Mia Shobert ha pneumonia. !
. Enoa Roe, the veteran taxi man
or Prlnevllle, wa la this region Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Klssler were
shopping la P r Inevlll Saturday.
They brought bom a new cream
separator.
Mr. and Mr. George C. Truetdale
entertained with a dinner Saturday
In honor of Mr. Our Sears of Tbe
Dalle, wbo ia visiting her. Quests
were Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Yates, at
who bom Mr. Sear I visiting.
Ora C. Foster, R.F.D. man, bad
bad breakdown laat week and was
unable to deliver mall aa usual on
Tburaday. Jess 8bobert, tb regu
lar substitute, wa away, and there
for tber waa no delivery that day.
XOTICg FOB PUBLICATION
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Dayartatant tha Interior. D. S. Laa Of
Sea at Tha Dal In. Onana. Nroaibar J I, WM.
NOTICE to htrafer Kn that
MARtiAKKT W. PATTERSON
u4 Rotona. Onsoa. oka, aa Mar t, 11.
nuuta Hommti Entry. No. Sievss. (or B4
SK'i, SK.14 SWU. ftw. 24-E4 NE'x. NE
NW. Sot. It. T. I 8.. Rann l E., Una
I an i, Hk. M, Townihlp IS-South. Raaca
17-tut. WIIUuMtla Mrtliaa, kaa AM aaura
of IniMitisa la awk ttina vr Proof, to
antablba claim ta tha Ian) aam oaKribMl.
la for Laka at. BockWil. Ualla SUM Com-
oiMooar. at Prioorllla, Onaoa. a tha lllh
ear of Jaaaarr. 121.
Claimant aaaaal aa tMM ! Lkira F.
Wllta. Claaoa C. Duahaai. Richar K. Maa.
lav. all of Rooma, Onaoa. Clanaea S. Far
uaoa, of Priaevill. Onaoa.
H. I RANK WOODCOCK.
IS-ITc . Rnatar,
NOTICE TO STOCKMEN .
A meeting will be beld at th
Court Hou, Saturday eveningl Dec
ember 11, to atart the organisation
of a Northwest Livestock Marketing
association. Every stockman please
be present-
G. H. RUSSELL.
DAOT
CHRIS
IS F(M
TMA
THE
S TABLE
We have really overdone ourselves in providing
goodies of all kinds for the greatest day of the year
and have bought in such large quantities that we
are enabled to sell to our customers at a substantial
saving. Buy early while our lines are complete.
Candle
English Walnut
v Pecans'
' Chestnut
' Peanuts
Filbert
Almonds
and all other kind suitable
for this occaelon
Oranges
Lemons
Banan
rig
Dates '. ,
1
Applet
Pears
and everything In green
vegetables that go to make
th feast complet.
POP CORN THAT POPS
This is one article that is hard to get good but we have it and
guarantee it to be an absolutely firsl class article.
Michel
Grocery Go.
We Are Going To
CLOSE OUT
THE f-XHXOVH 1,XK OK fK)lH AT EXAfTI.V WHAT THEY" COHT UH,
THEY AHK THE MMT WK COI LU Bl'Y, AND THE IEKl(i.M ARE THE LATEHT.
Several Beautiful Electric Lamps,
an exceptionally fine line of Alum
inum ware, Casseroles. Flashlights,
Percolators, and the less expensive
Chinavare, 1 Phonograph and last
but not least 1 Davis Vertical Feed
Sewing Machine.
...
THESE GOODS MUST BE MOVED AT ONCE, AND IN ORDER
TO DO IT, I AM GOING TO SELL THEM AT Jl'ST
.WHAT THE WHOLESALER) CHARGED ME'
JEWELRY DID NOT ADVANCE IN THE PROPORTION THAT ALL OTHER AR
TICLES DID, AND THE WHOLESALE-PRICE8 FOR THE YEAR OP 1121 ARE
EVEN HIOHER, BUT IN ORDER TO FOLLOW THE TREND OF LOWER PRICES
WE ARE SELLING MANY LINES OF JEWELRY, CUT GLASS, FANCY DISHES,
MANTLE CLOCKS, LEATHER GOODS. MANICURING 8ET8, IVORY TOILET AR
TICLES. POCKET KNIVES, AND EVEN GLASS WARE, AT FROM
10 to 20 per cent off.
BE SURE TO SEE OUR NEVER-WIND CLOCKS. GUARANTEED FOR 69 YEARS,
AND THE GOLD AND PLATINUM GLASS WARE
WE HAVE THE EXETER PATTERN (25-year grade) AND THE ADAM'S PAT
TERN (60-year grade) IN COMMUNITY SILVER. WE ALSO HAVE SOME DIN
NER AND TEA SETS.
For gifts that last, call on
Harvey Cyrus, the Jeweler
.Masonic Temple, Prineville, Oregon
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MAS
DINNER-
WE are preparing all of the choicest mor
sels for your Chrislmas Dinner and are
pricing them within the reach of all.
Cranberries
Celery
Lettuce
Squashes
Onions
Carrots
Beets
Fruits
f r- N
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I -st- -AC"' I
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Turkeys
Chickens
Choice cuts
of
Beef . Pork
Mutton. Veal
Sausage and
Weiners
Before you buy the makings for the big meal,
look over our different linesit will pay you.
THE CITY MARKET
F. T. COX, Proprietor
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