! Circulation Or Any In Hrny County. JAY. AUGUST 1. II3 )cl News. Lis Rheumatic Remedy. ! lis is out 111 1110 11101111-, ing B short outing. Lme mads lard 17c at leat market. tf Mr. and Mrs. ....... HCy, son, .liny ami. on He. 8eon Williams .ogi- mig t os.. an in mis Proves It Your check against your deposit in The First National Bank not only settles a bill as well as gold or cur- But it Proves that the bill is paid. Denman was in from tat Harrinian luesday liooss, being a witness jo r. ami spoils the Crow ic mere going t oe Ipointment among a sr t)f people. NATION At. BANK OF 1TAL AND SURPLUS IE BANK THAT MAKES $ SAFE." ACCOUNTS an Eagle suggests to. sure it has horns shoot, in in is way r-oid killing nion and are against the law. MeKinnon & Son is made a passenger 0 between here and1 PI also haul freight n all consignments over. 2Btf. bey News report) the infant son of Mr. D. Smith of thai 23. The little one luly 6, being twin. Iby is quite well and It is the part of wisdom to have indisputable evidence ot tne pay ment of money. Carry a checking account here and have it. First National Bank of Burns CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $100,000.00 United States Depositary ACCOUNTS INVITED Kodak time is here. kodaks at The Welcome Phar macy. Mr. and Mrs. Dodge's little son is reiHjrted ill today. Don't give up until you have Clemens saw null i tried the Hums Department Store .new i.x-ation ami is l.ima burir & Co. -1tt fill any order with gsed lumber, also lir " cuowu,. ..uKm . I.' . .. . 1 . J . .. I Ih I .iniif 1 . Ik teeth and any " ,orus ,'"' "' - - given prompt at- "n Melvln "oan- 1. . I 1.. ..1 . .. nan.. nnnl ! tl tl I aL'hiiKt'n nrill "J ptaiuv ..N. JHlSt We do job printing. Use Nyals Stone Root Comp. for the kidneys. 10 tf Your spring and summer suit can be found at Williams Zogl ntann Clothing Co's.. store. J. H. Eichner was among our visitors during the fore part of this week. Remember you are going to get lots for your money at Tonawama at timv , John Cemborling jMcKinney made a rs to leave Monday intains bo as to be le opening oi ine They were well big ganit They in. Austin Goodman has a 5 horse liower gasoline engine and 2-inch rotary pump for sale. 24-tf- Many local sports went out after sage hens yesterday, that being the first day of the open accounts season. eed and family reo to tne team launury win vm w Lek from an extend- turned prepaid where tne mn I . .. if i i .. ......, t .. l . v 1 ., ,,vr relatives ami menus umvuuia i" e Valley anil Port- THF FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ' had a nice visit but burns, capital and s U R P l u S Intel inlh.. weather $100,000. "THE BANK THAT MAKES Misitlerable and was YOUR ",,v""' Mrs. Hatt has returned from ; B. Cozad passed through her visit to Seattle where she here this week en route to Grant was summoned on accoundof the County from Klamath. His wife neaa 0f her mother. and daughter are visiting in (Irant county also. C. Brown and family building. The residence of W Dr. W. Painters are at work putting a vnew coat on the high school and also went, to, kdley, traveling re- )f Folger A Co., has . w TU ty a lew uays. mr. iw been making this death are over at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Cawlfield on a visit and vacation. They will put up a Muantity of fruit for winter use while there. Canyon Eagle reports the of Mrs. Charles Belshaw . e ... r .... l..lir vr.th ' h many years ami is oi in. rwinpi - . i .. i.J -. .....II lnnwn tn mnnv own. Mo had ine iau wa . n.... .. . j have his arm brok- old time people of this section, day at Juntura she and her nusDananavinguveu his car. The here for a time. Deep sorrow is cranky" spell and expressed by those of her ac- his arm quaintance in this city, ane was a very estimable old pioneer lady. is carrying RGAINS isit our bargain counters, you will find the greatest IV 1 I I lins ever oneieu in namcy y. rhether you need the article i 'l Ml ...... 4-v l,rw.l.r ir not, a win pay yuuw iuuiy these c( enters. You will lome of these articles shortly ill never have this chance to eh bargains again. E IN BEFORE THEY ALL PICKED OVER CHWARTZ jneral Merchandise - lie building, Burns, Oregon E. Smith has also been given a nice new covering of paint. G. S. Stubhlelield. a civil en gineer of Portland, was register ed at the French during the week. He has gone out to the Hanley ranch. Ask The Bums Steam Laundry about their Wet Wash for fami lies, beginning next Monday. Cheaper than having it done at home. Ginseng and Gold Seal raising surest way to make Big Money on Little Capital. One acre of Ginseng yields about 5,000 pounds. Sells at $f.00 a pound. We buy all you raise. Write to day for free booklet. lx;o Richt er, Auburn, Wash. C. E. Denning of Medtord has been looking over this section for several days with a view of making some real estate invest ments. He considers there is a bright future for the Big Harney Country and is inclined favorably to purchasing land. Adam George has been showinghim the country. Archie McGowan, Miss Louel Smith and Nollic Reed came in Thursday evening, the two latter returning from a vacation trip to Portland and coast points, Archie returning from a business trip to Portland where he re ceived some more Ford cars for his local buyers. Both Miss Smith and -Nollie drove cars in from Bend. They experienced no trouble and report a tine trip. Mr. Wayne, one of the owners of the Intermountain Nursery Company, of Payette, is in town and will solicit business in the city and throughout the county, if you buy from them you will get trees that are home grown on irrigated land, trees that are acclimated, you will buy direct from the company, no commission to pay. The Inermountain Nurs ery Company is an old and reli able company. They keep a record of all varieties fruiting at certain altitudes. Mr. Wayne is a man with a great deal of ex perience in growing fruit and nursery slock in Idaho and Ore gon. Save your order until you see him. He will stop at the Burns Hotel while in town. Burns Pennants at the H -xall Drug Store. Mrs. D. A. Brakeman was up from Waverly Thursday. Woman cook wanted on a ranch. Inquire at this office. C. A. Demaris was among our visitors from Harney during the week. The usual picture program to morrow night at lonawama. Some good comedy. Alva Springer and son Ed, accompanied by their wives, were in the city Tuesday. The Lunaburg Dalton & Co. Department Store have cut high prici s and long credit. 29tf Mrs. Mary Griffin and son Edwin were in the city Tuesday on land business. Williams Zoglmann Clothing Co., make a specialty of cleaning, pressing and repairing. Scott Haley was in town Tuesday, having brought up a load of his neighbors. Mrs. Wm. Hanley contemplates leaving the coming week for Portland and other outside points for a short vacation. 'C. V. Reed was up from Sun set Tuesday securing supplies and binding twine with which to begin his harvest. Wanted - Riding and buggy pony, weighing about ten hund red. Must not be more than five years old. C. Beebe, Burns. Karl Horatmann was a visitor Monday, having come in to assist his neighbor, James Hall, in making proof on his homestead. Mrs. C. E. Beery, wife of the county surveyor, has been quite ill at Phil Smith's farm near this city. Her physician reports her some better at this time. Billy Poren has been taking a short layoff from his job as stage driver on the Canyon line. He has been on the job for some time and deserved a rest. Grover Jameson, Ernest Musick, Fred Williams, Clifford Reed and Harry Danley left Thursday morning for an outing in the mountains. They expect to be absent a couple of WMka. Mrs. M. L. Hamilton is quite ill at her home in the country. Dr. Carl was in constant attend ance for a few days the fore part of this week and Miss Herbert, a trained nurse, was taken out Wednesday to care for her. Glenn and Thos. Garrett came over from Silver Creek Tuesday accompanied by their wives. Glenn had to come in to have a bad wound on his head dressed by a physician. He had come in contact with a stick of wood which was thrown up while he was chopping wood. Robt. Gassney was brought over from Harney yesterday to the hospital for medical treat ment, he having cut a gash in his leg and almost bled to death before it could be stoped. He was triming the horses tail when the knife slipped and buried it self in his leg the full depth of the blade. Dr. Carl attended him and he is feeling fine this morning. We carry the Florsheim shoe Williams Zoglmann Clothing Co. Jim Mahon was in town Thurs day. Use Nyals Cough medicine for baby's cough. b tf ' Fred Haines was down from llirney Thursday on business. Two-inch Mntrifugal pump for Hale. Chat. Wilson. '0. E. Thompson and daughter, Miss Ethel, were up from l heir bom the first of this wan) . Those desiring the .service of a Jersey bull may find one at ihe J. R. MeKinnon barn. Born At the Harney Valley Hospital, Sunday. July 27, to Mr. anu mrs. I,, v,. rorter, a daughter. Tom Hutton and his mother and Link Hutton and family were in from their homes at Wagon tire during the week. Miss Mary Hendricks did not accompany her parents to Taooma but remained in Burns where she will finish her high school course the coming year. The streets of Bums present a rather deserted appearance these days with all who can got away either out on vacations or in the hay fields. Kemp Hardisty and Walter Cross were down from their Trout Creek homes the fore part of this week securing supplies in preparation to beginning their hay harvest. Mrs. Julia Smith has recently returned from a visit with rela tives and friends in Yakima. Wash. She is now at the ranch and states she had a most delight ful time during her absence. Some of the farmers of the vicinity of Canyon City have lietitioned to organize an Irriga tion district in that section to cover quite an area of land. C. M. Faulkner and family took their departure the first of this week for Ijiko comity where Mr. Faulkner has some bo I to attend to and Mrs. Faulkner will visit during Ihe time with relatives and friends. Robt. 11. Harris and wife, who. During tbe dull season when formerly taught in the public all your friends are out Of) vae: school of this city, were visitor-" I lions and JTOU have nothing else to Burns last Monday. Thaj t do j.r t all the diversion you taught the past winter over on can. The most fun you can find the coast and have returned to j tonight is at Tonawama where their farm near Waverly. you may witness a fine picture ChasRohn expects to go out to Program and MC "A Baa oi his farm near Alhrittmi tomorrow! Monkeys." It's worth twice to remain several days during ' price of admission, which time he will put up his I Mrs. Wm. Fane and little crop. I,oe Caldwell will have daughter Kathrine and Mrs. H charge of his barber shop during! ('.. Levens will leave tomorrow his absence. j morning for Portland and other outside points. Mrs. Farre will extend her trip to Ix'bauon and Corvallis where she will visit with relatives and friends for a few weeks, perhaps going to the sea shore and stopping for a short time in Portland with friends. Mrs. livens will be absent several weeks spending Tonawama tonight. Have Miller i , in town today. Ralph Beery was in the city Tuesday. You will lind IT ll the Itiinr: Department store. It. I-. Haas was registered at the Hum:- Thursdfl Kodak Supplies at the Rexall llni"' St'ne. A. E. Murphy was In from his Iron Mountain home this week. 'Born Thdndaj of last week, July '1, to Mr. and Mrs. John Schenk, a son. Will French Is again In this territory looking after the wants of merchants in the lines he handles. r Chaa, Johnson and his daught ers, Misses Emma and Ella, and Wm Berg, earns up from Lawen Tuesday, The young ladies re mained in town. ' liw Thoraburg and wife and little daughter were down from their mountain homo this week' visiting with relatives and friends. They had to go back and begin hay harvest. Oi 0. Hendricks and family have gone to Tacoma to remain for an indefinite time, The y have leased their farms here and moved there with hope it will prove beneficial to Mrs Hendricks health. The electric plant runs two forenoons of each week for the convenience of the house wives who wish to do their ironing. It is certainly appreciated these warm days. 'Piatt Randall and Family are preparing to make a trip over the Cascade mountains by team to spend some time visiting with reladvn and friends. Mr. Ran dall's mother lives in the Wil lamtteo. .1. T. Barnes was over from Otis (.'reek the fore part of this week renewing acquaintances. He was accompanied by his son In-law, the husband of 'iertrnde, who with .his wife is visiting relatives for a time. WHAT IS THE SMALLEST SUM which the Harney County National receives on deposit? This Bank does not fix an absolute limit for deposits, but relies largely upon the fact that once an account is started its owner strives to keep his balance growing. Suppose you open an account and deter mine that your balance shall never go below a certain amount. That sum will always be an "anchor to windward" Harney County National Bank If You Want ALL The Home News READ THE TIMES-HERALD $2.00 a year Best Job Printing HAYING TIME J. E. Johnson it Son. who have a contract with the Urewsey Re clamation Co. to put in a large irrigation system, are working a large crew of men on the oroject and can use more according to an ad in the Drewsey News. The excellent condition of crops in this section will have a: most of her time in Portland and beneficial effect uM)ii the speed 'at the coast, with which the railroad work A meeting of the building corn will be prosecuted. President mittee 0f tnt flnt Presbyterian Farrell has seen what the possi- cnurcn wus bald last night and bilities are and we may rest at- tht. l)id 0f (;. W. Ray craft for sured he will do all he can to gat , jn.ouo was accepted and as soon Mrs. Bruss Byrd and little sons I un l,""n'" s l" tunusnes t lie necessary returned from Juntura Sundsyj President Farrell of the O.-W. hond the contract will be let afternoon in company with Wm. R. & N. returned to Portland This bid calls for the new church Hanley. The youngest am hismuch impressed with the big building complete with heating hnn ttiifferinor with summer . (..,;.. ,f tliiu uImIo mil with i plant, etc. There has been con- .-- ----. -. IIILVIIWl V .! -- - ........ determination to push the eon- siderable delay m getting started struetion work on the railroad lmj m'w building but now into this territory. Well, we 'there seems to be nothing to piv have the business to keep his vent the work going forward to trains busy once they are near completion. It is to be of stone enough for us to reach them with illl(1 brick ml one of tlu' lilu'st cnurcn duuuiiiks in me west. complaint and Mrs. Byrd thought best to be near her physician. Bruss and Mr, Gallagher had not yet started to work on their newspaper as they had not been able to get a building. However, they expected to begin the first of this week to place their machinery in position. P. V. Cardon an attache of the Department of Agriculture at Washingtin, D. C, is here in specting the Experiment Station which is jointly conducted by the National Government and this state. Mr. Cardon is very enthusiastic and complimentry respecting the work at the sta tion and is well pleased with the demonstrations made. He cov ers the entire Northwest in his work and when he says this is one of the best conducted and equipped stations in the entire country jt is with authority. A letter from Charles 11. Davis, president of the National High ways Association announces that A. L. Westgard, a vice-president of the same organization, will shortly pass through Burns on his 17,000 milo trip by motor-car, The gentleman is a good roads enthusiast and it is hoped he may stop here long enough to discuss road building with our people, as we need advice on this subject. Mr. Westgard has been well re ceived throughout the territory he has already traversed and his trip will result in much benefit toward better highways. our products. Editor M. N. Keglly of the Jordan Valley Express, has re contly been appointed Cily Re corder of his own town. Since the ollke carries with it the duties and powers of police mag istrate, the delinquent subscrib ers of the Express must now face the possible dilemma of a trip to the skookuni house If they don't come acress with the nia zuma. Vale Enter prise. Everything points to a line day and a big crowd at the picnic at Crow Camp tomorrow arrang ed by the Kod and Gun Club. Curt Eundy left this morniiu' with the traps, ammunition and some of the necessaries for the tefreshment stand and tomorrow morning all who can lind a mode of conveyance will "hike" for Mr. Robins hospitable home where they will be suro of a hearty welcome and a pleasant day in the grove, The Tonawama band is going to go and give the people some music and the trap shooting, together with literary and musical program arranged will be a genuine treat to all. The only apparent drawback is going to be a lack of autos and truck to transport all who wish to go from Burns. The Prineville Journal boasts of a long strawberry season en joyed by the people of that town, it covering a period from April until this month. They have none the best of Harney county people who are still enjoying home grown berries and those raised in the mountain portions are still coming on the market. We have the best of most of our neighbors in almost every respect ss wa produce best of evering., our only drawback be ing a train service and Mr. Par rail Is doing his best tg give us that. BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday School at 10 a. HI, Church service ;it 1 1 a. m. PUBLIC BALE A Hat top oak venered desk will be sold at our nlace of busi ness on Aug. IB, 1918 to pay storage and freight charges. Hums Hardware Co. GEO. G. CARL, M. D. Physician and Surgeon OIBc In Tunawama BuUdlna aural ..... OniM Mowers. Rakes, Bucks and all kinds of Haying Tools Machine Extras on hand All kinds of imple ments for the farm gas engines, pumps wagons, shelf hard ware, etc., fishing tackle, guns, am munition, campers supplies, etc., etc. V iIMl-t? !PWs '"PvWa pjpj 111 ""IBBBBJMBBBB . . BjBlaSajWfcSHHJjSfi' " 'bti&m&Mmswwmm l; Get in Your Order for Binder Twine We handle the right kind of goods at prices that will appeal to your purse. We are receiving many consignments-more coming, so ask for what you don't see. BURNS HARDWARE CO. NEIL SMITH, Manager