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TheTimes-JIerald
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It The Largest Circulation Of Any
Newspaper In Harney County.
SATURDAY. AUGUST I. 114
Local News.
;Tonaw:ima toniRht.
Au'toisls report the roads Ret-
kff rather badly cut up.
Order your Binding twine now.
will lmve it here when needed
N. Brown & Sons. Agents.
Bathing parties are the order
kese days and one may see u
wd at the river most any
Ime of the day.
Don't make a mistake- let
Iney the old time painter do
be work as he is known to be on
io square.
Mrs. J. O. Cawlfield returned
lis week from a visit to her
lujrhter, Mrs. Ed Stallard, over
Otis creek.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
URNS. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
1100,000. "THE BANK THAT MAKES
fOUR J $ $ $ SAFE." ACCOUNTS
HVITED.
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BANKING HOURS
Burns, Oregon,
duly 21at, 1914
I ill! T Ann f.. .. rr. n
i J Will IUSIUIIIOID
and the Public :-
Acting under instruc
tions of the Comptroller of
the Currenoy, the undersigned
banks will, on and after July
27th, 1914, open at 9 o'oloolt
A. M.f and close at 8 o'oloolt
i'. Maa each day, and no busi
ness will be transacted with
the public outside of these
hours.
Harney County National Bank,
By Leon M. Brown, Cashier
First National Bank,
By J. L. Gault, Cashier
i II II
1 llll
I
I ,
Supt Gilcrest came in Wed
lesday after taking his daughters Week
kit on their way to their Califor-1
lia home. Mrs. Holland accom-
inied him.
Today the sage hen season!
kens and no doubt those who
lave waited for it and have1
Claude Smyth was doing busi-,
ness in this city early in the
Tonawama tonight
I .Co Thornburg was down from
his mountain homo this week.
Order your Binding twine now
We will have it here when needed
N Rmwn Sons. Affents.
. . , Dry cleaning and pressing at
! Miss hnui t awineui nas gone .. . pu o, r o,.. Att
over to Otis Creek to visit her
J. C. Duncan was in from his
home near Waverly Thursday.
Mne flocks "spotted" are going.
have some sport
C. F. McKinney expects to,
save tomorrow morning for Jun-1
ira where he goes to bring Will
cKinney and family here for a
lacation trip and a visit to rela-
aves.
J. L. Situ and Ceo. Baker ac-.
lorn parried by their families, I
ssed through Burns the fore
irt of this week on their way
sister, Mrs. Ed Stallard. for a
short time.
Let Rodney Davis do your
Mrs. Frankie Clark is home
from a short visit with friends
and relatives over at Prineville.
painting-he is the man who has Robt. Irving and on Ralph
been on the job a long time and were in this week, the latter
you know he'll do it right. making proof on his homestead.
E. J. Bayley. chasier of the Joe Clark is still nursing a very
Crant County Bank at John Day. bad foot and is missing some
was in Burns the fort- part of hard work that he feels he should
(I... WaaI Ma UtAa -ii'i-i HM1 i i Ml. 1 1 lit).
"". "' " " K" A
hy his wile. chas. Miller and family have
The J. L. Lowe sawmill, for- moved back to their city home
Crater Lake and other points . merly the Bunyard mill, above where they will remain for the
f interest for an outing. They Harney, nas a complete siock r.
re making the trip in their cars, of "HiR" and dressed lumber. Take no chances with a paint-
shingles moulding, etc. i.oou er you don't know let Rodney
Davis do your painting, paper
for rush
27tf
A .. .. 1 i . ., i . . W , r j . 111 fel f T.I 1 1 d m .
Aiioiiier puny 01 .a,.u uUJi.-..- , f.n ,
rere here this week in company , j LI)We-
mn one oi ine colonization t,o.
rents and made more purchases. Mr. and Mrs A. L. Hackney ue-
rhese men are all able to develop 8ire t0 express tneir appreciation
leir purchases and are the kind and thanks to the people who so
If people we want to make the kindly rendered assistance and
ry sympainy to mem during ine
,.,.,..nt uirtlrnnuu tinrl ili.-it rt i if IIimiI'
I. B. Hazeltine. game warden j ..... . ,..
p Grant county, was here early
the week on business connec-1 Frank Segenst got mixed up
with his official duties. Irv-1 in a run-away out at the Jenkins
ug has many old friends in this ' place on Sage Hen this week anil
ction and is a young man high- was pretty badly braised up.
respected. He was accom- He is fortunate he was not hurt
inied over by S. A. Laurance seriously as the team ran away
Prairie City, the later being with a hay rake, breaking the
esident of the gun club of that tongue and otherwise demohsh-
llace. ! mg it.
Geo. Smyth was in town this
week.
Old clothes made like new
phone 381.
Chas. Peterson and little son
were in town this week.
M. M. Doan and wife are up
from Oroville on business.
Call 381 when you want your
clothes cleaned, pressed and re
paired. Mr. and Mrs J. H. Henderson
were up from Narrows Thurs
day.
All millinery at greatly reduc
ed prices at Clingan's Millinery
Palors.
E. B. Hill and wife were in the
city from their home near Denio
during the week.
John Muldrick and his sister,
of a pioneer Grant county family.
were here during the week.
E. C. Eggleston, the life in
surance man is home from an
extended visit to Malheur county
points.
Mrs. Miliar announces that all
her millinery goods are reduced
at this time. See them at the
Schwartz store.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Williams
returned the last of the week
from a visit to their old home
near Drewsey. Ontario Demo
crat. Attorney J. E. Marks was here
from Canyon City Sunday. He
came over from Drewsey where
he had been on legal business
connected with the adjudication
of the water rights of Malheur
River.
The Clay Clemens sawmill is
now at its new location and is
prepared to till any order with
rough or dressed lumber, also fir
lumber; buck teeth and any
special order given prompt at
tention. 32.
Roy Dwyer is enjoying a visit
from his mother who arrived
here last Saturday. The lady
will spend some time here. The
Dwyers have moved into the re
sidence adjoining the Could home
formerly occupied by C. A. Har-
Rolled barley, wheat 'and oats
for sale at market prices. - W. A.
Goodman's feed yard.
Jack Craddock and family
were visitors to our city this
week.
Marcs and Gelding's for sale or
trade for cattle. Address or
phone Let Caldwell.
Tobacco and Cigar Salesmen
wanted to Advertise. Experien
ce unnecessary. $1(K) monthty
and traveling expenses. Adver
tise Smoking. Chewing Tobacco,
Cigarettes. Cigars. Send 2 cent
stamp for full particulars.
HEM FT TOBACCO CO.,
3(i-4 New York. N. Y.
Deering Repairs
Now is the time to order repairs
for your Deering Binders, Head
ers, Mowers, Keaiers and Rakes.
Send in your orders now so you
will have them on time.
N. Brown & Sons.
Deering Repairs
Now is the time to order repairs
for your Deering Binders, Head
ers, Mowers, Reapers and Rakes.
Send in your orders now so you
will have them on time.
N. Brown & Sons, Agents.
TONAWAMA
TONIGHT
Picture prorgam
New Service
Three Reels
ADMISSION 10 AND IS CENTS
Dance until 12 after the sbow toaigkt
MUSIC, PIANO AND VIOUN
Dante Ticket, 75c.
TOMORROW NIGHT
FOUR REEL PROGRAM
Usual Prices, ISA 25c.
Ian.
I
GET MY PRICES
before buying elsewhere and
SAVE MONEY
J carry a complete line of
LADIES and GENTS MR
also
GROCERIES
at the lowest possible cash prices
I. SCHWARTZ
- General Merchandise -
Hasonlc Building;,. - - Burns, Oregon
hanging, decorating, etc.
Kvery one who can will attend
the picnic at Crow Camp tomor
row. It is sure to be a big day
one that will be enjoyed.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
BURNS. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
$100,000. "THE BANK THAT MAKES
YOUR $ S $ $ SAFE." ACCOUNTS
INVITED.
A little rain wouldn't hurt the
hay much and would do the grain
crops and suffering humanity a
whole lot of goodits mighty
hot.
Dr. Carl Griffith returned Mon
nay evening from his vacation
trip to Portland and other points.
He says he had a good rest and
is ready for the harness again.
A fire alarm was turned in
Wednesday evening about six
o'clock and the boys responded
with the engines but did not have
to do any fighting as the fire was
put out befote it had gotten any
headway. The flames were dis
covered in the barn on the W. Y,
King residence property and we
understand were set by a man
smoking a pipe.
A petition is in circulation ask
ing the county court to investi
gate a change in the Canyon road
that it is claimed will cut off the
steep grades up the mountain
toward the Cold Springs and also
making a Raving of 2 miles be
tween Burns and the Metschan
place in Silvies Valley. This
petition askB for a continuation
of the l-one Pine road, directly
north from Burns, which is now
a county road for almost the en
tire distance to Silvies. It is
worth investigating and may
prove to be the best route toward
Canyon.
Dr. Benson, pastor of the
Presbyterian church of this city,
who is spending a month at
Portland with his wife and sons,
writes he has enjoyed his visit
very much but he finds his mind
wandering back to his work in
Burns and planning on his re
turn. Dr. Benson has been con
fering with an architect on pluna
for the proposed new church here
and will have them in the hands
of his trustees at once. He also
writes that Mr. and Mrs. Nollie
Reed were to take tea with the
Benson family on the day he
Ches. Hibbard. Will Could and
Allan Biggs arrived home the
fore part of the week from their;
outing trip to Steens Mountain.
The boys r port a fine time hut
are a little disappointed as they
got mixed in their dates und
came home earner than they
wanted to.
Among local business men who
will attend "buyers week" in
Portland are I. Schwartz and
Curtis Smith. They will be ac
companied by their wives, the
Schwartz's also taking little
Belda with them. Dorman I'on
ard also expects to go down and
spend a short time in the metro
polis. Wm. Stirling, the accountant,
has been appointed by the ac-
tcounting department of the Htate
insurance department to audit
the books of this and Malheur
counties and will likely do the
work some time in October. The
period covered is from Jan. 1 to
Sept. 30. Mr. Stirling audited
the books of this county once.
F. H. Fawcett, the game war
den, spent a few days in town
this week. He investigated
some alleged violations of the
game laws but did not find suffi
cient evidence to make any com
plaint upon. The boys who have
been reported killing sane hens
before the open season had bet
ter look a little sharp as they're
going to get in trouble yet.
Hon. R. A. Booth, republican
candidate for U. S. Senator, will
be here next Saturday to attend
the "Round-up" at the Experi
ment Station and in the evening
of the same day he will speak to
the people of this vicinity at
Tonawama Theatre, Mr. Booth
has a number of acquaintances
in this section as he has been a
prominent man in the state for
many years and has oome in con
tact with many Harney county
people, He is a very pleasant
gentleman and his friends and
admirers hope he may be able to
met t and talk with as many of
our people as possible.
Died Last Saturday, July 26,
at the family home in this city,
Luther, the eight year old son of
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Hackney.
The little fellow had been suffer
ing from typhoid fever but the
fever had broken we understand
and pneumonia set in which
caused his death. The family
came from Virginia last March
and bought the second hand
store where they had been resid
ing since. The funeral was held
Sunday afternoon from the Bar. -tist
church, Rev. Mrs. Lewis
conducting .he service. The
bereaved family have the sympa-
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
FOUR-REEL PROGRAM
FEATURE NIGHT
Usual Four-Reel . Prices
15 and 25 Cents
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
fNITKIHTATr.H 1.4 N J, HUnr. I
lltirtm, mi't'mi. July ", IW 14. t
Nolle I- htWi Kvrn (list Henry K Dlllinaii,
of Nsmowk rK" who. on July I, 1911, iiimlo
Mtinn'ufcml enin. No OrWjA, fur lxU I und 2,
6. Tnwimhl ji 117 H.. hniijfn 90 K . WlllHinnlto
i hi inn, Iihr lllr. I not In- il Intention
to make until three pftar proof, to ('ilaMti-B
Claim to the laml aliovr den rlliMl, Lefnre Keg
Idler rihI Itwcher. at llurtu, orrKon, on I he
7tli U 'if -teptemhe r, 19U
Malnou'i namtiN as witnesses
Char1! I' 1ll tin an, ( be tor Kchh n, I Imiln
MarhhHMs Hh-I Hfnilrremi Klllntt, nil of Nar
rowi Oregon.
Wm. I kiu . Ki'Hisii r.
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION.
llHITKI MT4TKM I.ANh OVffOf. f
Hums, Oregon, July k, phi i
Niiilri- la herrb llfn that John A. (inrdl, of
I a wen Oiegoli, who, on NuvfmLvr n, IVUU,
matlv Ues rt.l.auil Knlry No tfMtK.fnr h'. H'4
tfertlott A), Townililitf4H., Ksnge mK 'All, am
vttv Marldlan, bai 111. -I 001 (i ol IntOflttOO to
make final proof, to ealtil-li-li claim to the
laud aliova deerrlbed. befuie ftea;lstar anil Ru
reiver at Hums, Oraguu, oil lite ITtli .lay of
AUMUIt, IV14.
I laliuatit uimil id wltiifiaes
Adam r. B.Ufuric, of Laweu, UMtfou. I hai
let B atiimuf, of Harrtmau, Orefou. harlM
U-ard and Halph J Wlleoo both of Uwvu, Or
gou
Wm. rftRK. Rpflater
NOTICE TOR PUBLICATION
INITED HTATKH I.ANh OfflCI
Huron, Oregon., July 7, lvl4
Sutler Is hereby given that Harvey Kuallah.
of Her kief, Oregon, who, on Juno I, iHlu and
I'M
tOttOflilVOif
Kntiira. Not. 047 0 0727 ,, for NK'4, h(). 84; NJ
Mareh -i,
made Hnineitead
I BANKING HOURS
Burns, Oregon,
July aist, 1914
To our Customers
and the Publlo:
Aoting under instruc
tions of the Comptroller of
the Currency, the undersigned
hanks will, on and after July
27th, 1914, open at 9 o'clock
A. M., and close at 3 o'clock
P. M., each day, and no busi
ness will be transacted with
the public outside of these
hours.
Harney County National Bank,
By Leon M. Brown,- Cashier
First National Bank,
By J. L. Gault, Cashier
SKU. Mim VI mill N1,S'.. Mrcllmi .'!
1uwiiihl iCl Himlh. Kaura .11 Kul Wll
lamotta Meridian, liaa rw..j notice of Intvn
it. hi to make Anal three year Proof, tn cetab
llali claim to Hie laud above deacrllied, before
C. K. TulliH'h. f roininlaaloner, at M nfll '.
atHcfktcv, orea-iin, on the 10th day of Auauat
114.
Claimant naturae wltneaaaa:
1 HardUfo, . .. larton, Itui.erl I. kountr
Waller Heckle)', all nf Reckti y, Oreguu.
Wm. ,.. Heilatri
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
I lTrii mtatk I. ku (irrica, l
Hiiiii. Ohk.ui, Jul) II, I '.i II )
Null.. ! Iirrrlir tbat Krcd l. Kellliul.nl
Kllejr, Urefon, who, mi June , iwa made
lfoiiiilreil Kulr, No :.l,'i. tarlal Nu ir.i.i.i (or
WV, Hrctluu 4. TowuBlilp a Houth, Kaniie
M, Kaat. Wlllamriir Meridian, haa filed
notice of liilriill.il. I., make final fivr-year
I'mmiI, to ralabllali claim lo the laud alMjvr da
ecrlhed, tietore Ke(lat r aud I'.rcrlrrr, al
Hurn. Oregon, ou the I7ih day of A luuat, 1VM.
i laiinaiit namea aa v Ituceeea
Hen Mutter. W u Hrat. Uordru Hrnok. J M
Moillhrt
A
I laud, alio! Kile) (irrauii
riaaa. Kctrisicr
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION.
I'KITRII ITAni I ANDllKKll'K, I
Hiiiii. iiicitnu, July II. ll
N i'ii . r i hrrrli) aivm that lianlei r JonUn
of Huma. Oregon, . ou Augutl .., IHUV, made
lloiuralrail Kutr,, .No. !.. lor KK1., -,-i Inn.
V. Townabl 1 , Kaugr B I . Wiiiauirtir
Meridian, baa flUil noilce of Intention lo
make final tire year proof, lo eetalillali claim
to the laud al.nvr dracrlliril. l-i-lun- Itralnlei
and Kni'lvrr, at lluriia. orcKull, mi tl.clalh
day of Auguat, I'.'H
t lalmant naiureaa h ltncare
Mlbert Woinl. tloi,ai h, laud M.gellalmry.
Nelauli 1'ardcv, all of lluiua, Oregon
Wm. (!. Hrgliter
umummmmm
RODNEY DAVIS
House Palntlna
Paper Hanging
and Decorating
C'alclminlnic
Hardwood Finishing
Fresco Painting;
Eatlnuttcra fornlahed on ap-
pllcalloia. Samplca shown
GIVE HIM A CHANCE
BmttmuHitmnmoimttmtTmn a
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION.
I'NI'l'Kli MTA'I'Km LAND OKKII K, I
Hiiiii. oreKOU, July .',', mi, I
Nufloc la licrcli) given thai Fred 0, llinui, ul
I. win. i u, K'ni. m In, mi Meilemlirr u. lylu. uiadv
II. ,in, ii Head inui. No uwi, for N"1. Hectlon
t, iuwiini. .1 H. Itaugv .iv" j K . Wlllamriir
Meridian, haa lllcd Holler of Intentlou lo make
Hunt three ear I'roof. lo eelahllab claim to the
laud almve ileal rllied, liedire Kcglater aud Ke
.eiv.r, al lliirnn. Oregon, ou the 41 ti day of
Heptemlier, i i a
rieliuaiit uanie aa wltneaaaa:
Oeorge Hrynlng, Arthur A. aaiindera, k V.
rartrr, (I M Kdwarda, all of laweu. Oregon.
Wm. Kiaaa. llrglai. .
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION
I'NITKIi HTATCH I. I Nli Or'HrK.
Huma, Oregon, July BT, lull
Nullce la herrhy given thai l,eorge Hrynlng,
ol l.awcu, Oregon, who on Auguat, so. mil,
in. I. Hi aleail Kulrv. No. u'amil. lur MK He.
lloli.M.'l.iwnhii 141 , flange KSK.,Wlllauialle
Meridian, ha llleil noilce of Intention lo
make final I lure ycat prtHif. to eatabllMh claim
lo the landalHive deai rlliad, l.elore Heglater
in,. I llr.'rl.ir il Hum, I Iregoii , ou the 41 ll
day of .-., III ii i l.e r. llll I
I lalmanl uamue aa wltliraaea
Krd I In. mi, Milnir A. Haulidera, Arthur f
Willi... ,. Alllaou I' Haveraft. all of Lawea,
Orrirou.
Wm. i lag.. Heglairr
NOTICK FOB PUBLICATION.
I'KITgD RTlTga I.AMIi Orrici.
lluiua. Oregon, July in. mil
Notice la hereby given thai Olga I lirraaa
Jriley of Narrowa, Oregon, who, on May 1,
lm.1, madr Hoiaeeload Knlry, No M748, for mi,
nk, aac a. mw'.s',, nw.hw, Hectmu
H, liwnahlp'Jr. M Range .".' K . W lllaiuetlr Mer
i.liaii haa filed noii.-r of luleuilonlo make
glial commulaoon proof, to eetabllau claim
to the laud above oVerrltied. Iiefoir Keglaler
and Hecelver, al burn, Oregon ,m Ihr jmIi day
toguai I'.l l
i lalmaul ilainea aa w Km i
TbeMloreJelley,ll A Jetlev, o o .1, n, y.
W lllla rhaae, all ol Narrowa. Oregon
Wm. riaag, rteglaler.
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION.
I'NiTanHTiTt LiNiiOnu a,
laaevirw, Oregon, July ml. mi, )
Mur ItlAL 1.1111
Nome la hereby given that Adolf llauaeii, ol
Kite, Oregon, who, an Juno i.'.tli. lulu made
lliiuieataad entry . No. Otlot.:.', tor 8UNU;A N1,
HS. Maeilou II. Tuwnahlp -".' Mouth. Range gg
Kaat. Willamette Meridian, baa (lied iiulu .- ol
luteullon to make final llirrr year proof, lo
eelabllah claim lo the land above ileaerllieil.
Ijaforei'haa A. bbertaau. U. H romwlaaiouci
at Fife, Oregon, on Iho JOlli day uf Auglial, 1UI4.
I'lalmaut namea aa wltueeeee
Honald unklliig, Juhn McKachln, I.e.. A
I'addock, I'eler W'yae, all of Klfe, Oregou
Jaa. P HTaugaa. Iteglati I
THE WHITE FRONT
UVERY, FEED AND SALE
STABLE
Baled Hay and Grain for Sale at
Market Prices. Good Hay in Stack
The Burns-Yale Stage Line
Clone ('onnt-ctionx Made With Trains East,
at both Juntura and Vale. Careful Atten
tion and Prompt Delivery of Express and
Freight Entrusted to Our Care.
R. J. McKinnon & Son
BURNS, - OREGON
NOTICK FOB PUBLICATION
i'mikii HTATaa Lamp Off II a, I
Burns, oreguu, July 17, tvH.i
Noil. ' la imrt'l., iilvfM til a I Art llll r A Haun
il.iu,..i l.awvu, orvgiMi, h ltd, mi July . i. lttll,
inaili- lli'tiu "WU Knlry, Nil. UfkiatH, forH'4
t-wtiuu IK, 'I'owimhiii ' Htu,U, KaugvMU r.
w iiii. i.i. !!. alorld.au, tiaa nlfj miii-t of liiiwu
ti4iii lii iiiakt Klual thiac yar itriwl tu eaiaullali
claim hi il.f irtnV, alHiveiii'Kcrllred, ufura Hk
liitrr nini iicn'iM'i al Hurim, nrvirmi, uii tbt
till -lny ul IfpUHbfri 1VM.
i ImIiduiiI uii tid'a aa wlturaawa-
(laorgc Hr ii 1 iik. Artliui h WhltiM-y, AUIaon
T. Kayurnfl ainl f-red ('. 'I'Hiiiu, all u( l.aucn,
iiuK-iii.
WM Mum, lt.P:l-i,i ,
(l 10 UuriuiiU I in i No.
NOTICK KOH PUBLICATION
I'MTgDHi aikn I.ahii Orau a, (
no. .1. oregou, July 14, IV14I
Nollie la l.eiui.) gliiu that tin Northern
I in wli littllwuv I inuiiany, whoae noal orllee
addieaa la mi I'aul, Miuiieaoiu haa tlila uili
day of July lull, file lu ilil office In an
ii aii.iii in Meluri under ilie pruvlaloua of the
in I ol i ongroa, apprnveil inly I, la.n (Horliai .
.'.'.iv.i.'JOi aa e tended by the Ail of rougrea
iiiroed Mat 1 IWW
NK'.HW'4Hee. J'J. T Wl H., It 114 Kaal, NKU
N I.' ,. Hie 114 T. HO, Nniilli, It. 114 Kail, am
NWrlW, Hen 'J. T. 110 H. H. Hi Kaal, W M,
Harlal No. V7HJII
Any and all iieraoua claiuuug advarauly the
laudh il. Hirllie.l, or dealrlllg lo object beceuee
of the 0.111111 eliaiauierof the laud, or any
.illiei reuanu In iln' i1ianinal toa..lli-aul, aliiiul.l
flln their lllili lla of proteat lu Ihla nftlee, ou
or liefuiii the 7lli day of MB.leiuliei, I I'll
Wu. FAKgg, iltiglati I.
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION.
nOtAlaUl THAOT-WtUO land sai.k
UNl'IKDHTATKH I, A NO OKI-K'K
hui in iiii-M. m. July so, him.
Nutti ti la lu-iuliy alvfii I hat, aa tllioctud hy
Hit-i t.iiiinli.g.lt.Mfi nl Iln- i.i'iitTitl I and I ftlrt,
u in If i i,
J i. in- it
under jprovmottf ol Act of Coimrtm. apurtijd
j ii in n, iiHt im mimim., uij punuaiu in inw
il Mtloii ul Carli-c Walki-r, Ht-rlal N. W.;t
HHKt (U4 Htata . ;) pu'auaut lu lhi at
l of I'uli i' VSali.tr. Ht-rlal No. (H.HI,
we will offar l imullr ia)o, lo Ilia hlgliioit
lililtltM , lint al nut lkfc lli au fJ 75 par acre, at
UMi-ri.ok a m , mi tiiviHiu nay ui Mapiatniwr,
1UII, Rt tliU utttct), thr Mlunlua iraul .( Imul
BltNWl4l H0 UH. T. .,H,K'H R.W M
I hla tmci Ik onUntU Into markot on a tbow
iui Hi ui tin) Kn-Htei iMinldii thuraof lg uiouu
laniuui in too i uiiMh for uulti vallou.
An) lH'miuiM t'laltnliiH advoraaly tba aliovu
l laud ara atlvlsuU to flit ttialr vlalim.
or ohjttctluuk, ou or ualoro tha tliuu detlf uat4Ml
(or ial
W Fakhi, BafUtar,
PREMIER
"Non-Puncture" Auto
Tires
Guaranteed 7,500 Miles
Service
Tliaatt tirua liour tlm Kr.-i.tt t known
niilago Kiiaiantoc, yet arc gold at
prloe oven luaa than tirun ol nrilliiurv
guarantee. lllla guarantee cover.
puncture, blow-out. anil gcni'mi woiir.
liiiiirunloe I'ovorg 7,.rK) inlUigJBgrrvicu
ngalnat oynr) thing- I'vecpi nhiiw. TIichk
tlrta are internist! for moat eorerc ur
vice. Ortlera hatve been recelvcyd for
thejca tire lor mm la United SUtea
Uovet-Qntesit Sarvlca.
Aa a HI'liCIAI. 1NTUOIM 10 J'OKY
oRer, we will allow thr (ulluwing prlceH
fua thi- imxl ten laya.
TIRES TUBES
Farm Machinery
Implements of all kinds
in steck: Seeders. Plows.
Disc and Drag Harrows.
Binder Twine Barbed Wire
BELTING
Tiro Till.,.
vs,:i $ gjQ T'j ,,,
:il:i 10.80 :. stt
:to3v i.i.Mi MQ
ttst i in n 00
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.11x4 17.1K) :i yo
.TU it 1M (HI .1.110
a.'lxt It to :i in
04jkJ M.40 ,'i.ik)
a.'ix i II ini so
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ii. xi1 17,00 MO
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37 r. iwiio 6.40
Machine Extras
Builders Hardware
Paints and Oils
Nails, Doors, Windows, Roof
ing, Building Paper
All other aixua. Nun-Hkklg 'JO por
event extra d per emit lHuuiit il puv
inout In full ai'coinpuiiieg unlor and il
two are an nulereil, ahippliiK ihui.
will he puyetl hy ua. U. (. I. on I:, per
Cent n( umoiiiil ol oliler I llll o ill . ill
lg limited, go we aufgett early ordering
We gall direct only, giving punhagcr
the advantage of all uiltlilluiuau'a piotliN
NON-l'lINOTUHi; UUUNKkS
llae our fatnoug mlinerg, they oliml
nate blow outa and ihi per runt of punc
tiiroa beaiiltig givlun many Ui.miuhihI
mora uillug aervlce lo each tire. When
In your tlrea you rldu with. ml worry or
tire t i-oii hi oB.
Kr all :i inch tin-M - I.1I5
KorallS'u lufh tiroH iM
Kur all 4 Inch tiree - Jul.00,
tor ull 4u Inch tirea - .7ri
Kor all 5 Inch llicg - , rj.M
Km all 6'.. men Urea I.ITK)
N0MJHM7UKE TIRE FACTORY
CAMP SUPPLIES
Fishing Tackle, Guns, Ammunition
Tents, Water Bags, Etc.
NEW DISHES, GRANITEWARE
Crockery, Tinware
BURNS HARDWARE CO.
NEIL SMITH, Manager