' a gf,M"STMMMMM'''' ' i --yr-M 11 Reconstruction and Readjustment P-""1?"1''' C-rr""1!;'-' -""t""--'" -'''j"-'jJ.b '',' '- ' 7;"MI "',,.,'- J y " i.;j;1 ---- -,'. "7" m " '1 To The Public of Harney Ceunty: We are going to close out as much of our big stock as possible in order to readjust our selves for the reconstruction period soon to come. We are going to close out our entire stocks of hard ware, machinery and ammunition at great reduction Some Prices on Dry Goods and Furnishings: Woolen dress goods, regular $1.50 yard, Sales price, per yard, 90c. 90c. goods, sales price, per yard, 50c. Good extra heavy outing Flannel, sales price per yard, ,. 30c. Best grade ginghams, all stylfd, sale price per yard 27Vc. White Lonsdale Muslin, regular 40c. yard, sale price, per yard, 25c. Cotton Batting, best grade, 31b. roll, regular $1.65, sale price $1.20 35c roll, at 20c. Linnen Tablecloth, regular price $1.25 at this sale, per yard, 65c. 35c. percale, at per yard, 23.c $5.00 Jersey Sweaters at, $3.75 6.50 Sweater, at 4.50 7.50 Sweater, Pure White Wool, at 5.50 3.00 to $3.50 Woolen shirts, at 2.25 Overshoes, 4-buckle Goodrich No. 1, sale price $2.90 Mens work and dress shoes regular $6.50, now 4.90 Overalls, regular $2.75, now, 1.95 Mens dress suits, regular price $25.00, sale price 13.90 Cotton underwear, two-piece $1.25 garments 1.00 Union suits regular $3.00, at 2.15 GROCERIES We will cut from 20 to 30 per eent prices you get from your local merchant. Mail orders given prompt attention by parcel post, or we will deliver with our truck. Don't Fail to Attend This Sale It Means Dollars to Your Pockets rirewu v.l.i .tt.v ii Weinstein Mercantile Co. La wen, Oregon The Times-Gerald Hat The Largeit Circulation Of Any Nawtpapar In Harney County. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8. 1910 ICAIi NEWS Mil KS. See our stack of stationery first. Wm. Cutternon wan up from Hiiwen the fore part of thin week. Provide greeli feed for your chick ens. Alfalfa leaves fo Hale at Perry's Hani. Mian Ethel Stauher, recently from Hoise arrived in this city last week and has accepted a position as stenog rapher with Dint. Atty. fliggs. Died At. Crane, this morning, a little daughter of Mr. and Mr. Frank Mi-ill. We understand she waa a sufferer from influenza. No partic ulars were ohtained. FOR BALK: Registered Merloni Bttllli March On and Disturber strain. Also 1 B0 head yearling twe year old Heifers. - R K Rain Co., CHemui Kerry, Hake. I 'alien is receive the best of care at the Kircoved Maternity Hospital. Born Wednesday, to Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Drinkwator Jr., a daughter. Wanted-Position by man and wife on a stock much. iiitMt Chits. H. Ulanchanl, Waitsburg. Wush. Two good blacksmith outfits for sale, one in Crane, the other in Hums. Will sell complete outfits or any part of llimii. VV. W. Drink water. W. C. M cKlnney,. un assistant cashier of the Harney Coiinlv Nat ional Hunk, left Thuruluy for a short business trip to Pendleton and expects to be absent but a few days. A. It. Olson of the P. H. H. Co. ar rived home the fore pari of this week from a visit to Portland, Seattle and other coast points Mr. Olson said the strike situation In Seattle looked rather serious. The Blue Mt. Eagle reports that ,J. L Uault, formerly of the First National Hank of Ibis city, was a recent visitor to Canyon City. Mr. (iault called up friends in this city on the telephone and would have. come on over had It been possible to secure transportation at a reasonable price but this he cnuld not do. County Surveyor Nlekelson was up from Crane the other day to meet with the County Court. MIhh Mary llunley, a sister of Alex, Is here on a vlalt to the latter. The young luily's home Is In Southern Oregon. till. FIRST NATIONAL HANK OF lU'ltNH. CAPITAL AM) HI HPI-t S HI 1 00,04)0. "TIIK HANK THAT MAKKS W)l It M NAI'rC." ACCOUNT INVITKO. We hear that Japan will be the next great nation to "go dry." At that It will be i.eite off than Rome of them, Tor it i an drink Ha own lea. Kslniy lied inuley cow, branded hi.v bur II on left hip; marked with nnderbll In left ear, swallow fork and uuderblt in right oar, has been at my ranch for the pust three moiuh'o or more. Owner call and mako neiessar proof of animal. P. CI. Smith, Hums, Oregon. t 10 Fullblood Hereford Bulls For Sale 8 to 14 months Anxiety Fourth breeding $1000.00 for all or $125.00 each E. H. BATHRICK, Denio, pre. a PILL for every ILL Panaceas for every pain. We keep a FULL LINE of DEPENDABLE DRUGS, as well as a fine assortment of the best TOILET PRE PARATIONS, and the innumerable other things that the community drug store, the neighborhood service station, requires for fuch service. The Rexall Drug Store REED BROS. Props. I S " la I i III Patronize WRAY'S AUTO STAGE 1 and get a daily service between BURNS and BEND FARE, $10.00 50 lbs. baggage free HEADQUARTERS AT REED BROS. Phone IS