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FAIR WEEK SPECIAL SALES
We arc going to have SPECIAL SALES all during
FAIR WEEK. Watch our space in The Times
Herald Daily each evening for the announcement
of the following day. You will be interested
THURSDAY'S SPECIAL "
Handkerchiefs, Soxs, Mufflers, Belts Jewelery
Reduced for Tomorrow Only
Eerjthing to Wear for People Who Care.
SCHENK & WILLIAMS
Merchant Tailors and Outfitters
Burns, Oregon. Odd Fellows Bldg
CLEANING AND PRESSING
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Because she stands for the high
idenls; Because she stands fori
hightcst educational advance- j
ment, and lastly because she is J
the only source of enlightmont
! Boost her cause and boost your-,
self, your country and your God.
Come to the Burns hotel and ,
get some coffee like your mother
used to make.
The Times-Hernld has just I
been informed that Mrs. Wal
lace, mother of Mrs. M. Fen-1
wick, died at her home in Spring
field this week. She was 80 1
years old. I
Miss Joisa Miller has been
spending the week with friends
in this city. She expects to lcavo
ounuay lor union couniy wnere
her parents reside. Miss Miller
has recently made proof on a
homestead in this county. She
is one of the pioneer brand of
young ladies that has made the
west what it is.
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KITCHEN
Manufacturers of
Highest Grade Chocolates & Confections
5AUR KRAUT CANDY A SPECIALTY
Cigars, Pipes, Art Post Cards, Novelties, Etc.
ICE CREAM, ICO CREAM CONES, ORANGEADE, LEMONADE, SODA POP
Fresh Roasted
PEANUTS and POPCORN
Corner south Lunaburg, Dalton & Co.
Also at the Stand
Under Grand Stand at Fair Grounds-
Site wes-sgerato.
FAIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1911.
JULIAN KVKI1
Mnnger
THE GRANGE MEETING
The Rye Grass and Valley View .
THE CHURCH.
(Continued from page 1.)
League and Commercial Clubs
and well we should be, for they
are doing wonderful things in
the way of advancement every
citizen is a booster in this cause.
There is an institution that
I means as much, nvp mnro. to tho
Grangers of Harney county held development of the country than
a public meeting at Locher's hall these booster organizations; that
Thursday evening. This meet- is the church; for men and worn-
ing was presided over by Thos. en from its ranks have been the
Raycraft, Grand Master of Valley p!"eers f every country.
.,,. ,, , . , I do not mean the church in a
vibw ui-bb uiiu.u,Cuuiiurinarrow sectarian way, but in a.
uiu PuiJ" oi uiuiisiHK ui iai- t broader sense Any church that
1 u .r"e tuum m ,c,owjr is trying to do things,
iuuuu wiin inu vji.iiik wuin, Citholie
xne urange song now, paae
The Brick Corner,
SALOON
JOE UNDER, Prop. ,
Corner South of the Cost Office
PINEST LIQUORS AND
THE BEST OP CIC1ARS. '
Best custom invited and accom
modated. I
THE CITY DRUG STORE
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Fancv Candies, Meerschaum and
French Brier Pipes, Cigars and Gen
eral Line of Smokers Articles.
REED BROS, Proprietors
do things, Roman
Baptist, Presbyterian
or by what ever name it may be
labelled and your duty as a citi
zen is to show an interest in its
affairs, give it and its represen
tatives due consideration at all
times and in all places, for they
hairo Vin1 rvrvn ie 1r nifh tief
4-l r rpU 1 r J-a lt-' " iiiwi-o w ww '' ji.
T un' V -"T " development of our country than '
and Hoe," was first on the pro
gram and was enjoyed by all.
State Organizer Gekler, of La
Grande, Ore., gave a fine address
on "Co-operation." He gave a
brief history of organization of
of all Grange work is education,
the great resources of this coun
try are brought forth by co-operation.
Mr. Gekler said he would
like to organize a Grange in
Burns before leaving.
Mrs. Le May, of Burns recited
THE
Blue Ribbon
First door south ol Prench Hotel
BLUE RIIIBON UEER
Hermitage, Old Crow, Old Oscar
Pepper, Bend & Llllaril Whiskies
KEY WEST CIOARS
BEST TRADE SOLICITED
J. W. CRAWPORD.
iGo To The White
j Front Livery Stable
New rigs and teams
: 'Phone to Me for Your Doctor Calls.
' K. J. McKINNON, Jr., Proprietor.
any other organization; they are
here to keep in the needed way I
with the present, and mould the i
characters of future. ;
The church is here to stay as ! J
long as the world stands; slights
kicks and curses '
3ob 3?i'ii!ti!ic$-?nic 3rii!tcs2icrnl&
I i i i
o cin f:i,i 'iA..u:janu siurs, aim
Deau," which brought down the in the Pasthaveonly spurred her
jj0Use on to greater deeds. But now
Mr.'prprl Onmn ftf Pirn rsmao we arc livln in an advanced ago
Grange gave a very fine talk on
DURING THE WEEK
n Organization." Mr. Huntly,
lecturer of Valley View Grange
gave a very interesting talk on
"Local Grange Work." Miss
Gage of Rye Grass Grange recit
ed "The New Church Oregon,"
which was received with great
applause.
Mr. Hoffman of the State legis
lative committee of the State
Grange made a splendid and for
cible address on "Legislation."
He spoke of the great need of
representation of farmers in the
legislature. The young gener
ation will revolutionize this great j
country of ours and it is up to
us to help them out on education-1
al lines. Mr. Hoffman made a
splendid talk and those who were I
not present missed a great treat.
The meeting closed with the
singing of the Grange song
"Work for the Night is Coming."
where men and women are al
lowed to think and inquire for
themselves. The Church ever
has been the center of education;
her mission schools have follow
ed closely in the the step-? of civi
lization. She is here in Harney
county to help, in every way she
possibly can. Where there are
no churches there are no settlers,
where churches lead and men are i
interested, the best class of citi
' zenship prevails.
1 You should be a church booster,
because, she has led the way in
, the settlement of our county.
SALE OF LADIES DRESSES,
SKIRTS AND WAISTS AT THE
BUSY CORNER STORE.
Oregon Life
OUK GREAT HOME INSTITUTION
01 all old line companies ur
janljcd, 109 In ill. ilncc IMS
OREGON LIFE 1ms and will
HOLD THE LEAD
G. C. RGOLESTON
District Mananer
Ifyov have leisure call and
take a good look at
BROWN'S SATISFACTORY STORE
You will be pleased
and so will we
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BURNS. OREGON.
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