DOLLAR DAY AND UNITED EFFORT The merchants of Burns have decided to make Wednesday, April 2nd, a Dollar Day, when special bargains will be offered to all of their customers. The organization of a body to be affiliated with the Oregon State Chamber of Commerce, and decision of matters pertaining to irrigation will also take place on that day. It is only by united effort that any of these things can be made a success. With every body's shoulder to the wheel, there is nothing that Harney County cannot acheive. You are invited to assist all you will. The First National Bank of Barns, Oregon Capital and Surplus, : $100,000.00 Furnished room. See I'levenger. Mrn. 1. BlalRcloll, of Callow, wiu In (Mir I dy thin week. Hill Cntterson was In town the other day on linnlnea. An imulmtor for tale. Phone or see Pearl Vulgamore, Burn, Oregon. Archie (toss was down from tne Trout Creek ranch homo Wednesday. Battery and electrical repair work, oxy-acetylene welding. Jack Mc- Quire. Harry Withers and family were over from the farm home near Harney ' the other day. J J. K. Sl.emore was In from the I ranch iniln this week on a short visit I to Mrs. SUeinnre and the. little daugh ter. Ilinry Welcome ciime over from Jinttura lad Sunday 1 company with I William li'inli'v and toSM of his old I time eniiliM's. Henry was here for just one evening but succeeded. In seeing iiiuny of his old frlonda. Strayed from my ranch, one red two year old heifer branded with oar lock, upatde down, on left hip, also N P on left hip. Bar marl:, crop off the left, split In the right. Suitable reward. Lute Parker. out of town taxpayer who desire us to pay their taxes will please semi us tbe tn collector's statement of the amount due together with In struction for payment of the same. HARNKY OOl'NTY NATIONAL BANK. gee our stock of, stationery first. ' OHts, barley and wheat for sale at Perry's Barn. W. I. Meat was In town for o shorl business visit during this week. Have A. A. Perry haul some fertil izer for your garden, no cents a for sale at Brown's Quality Htore. Hold only by the sack. No phone orders. No charge accounts for wheat. THR KIK8T NATIONAL BANK OK HMINN. CAriTAL ANI HUHI'M'N 100,000. "THB BANK THAT MAKKH TOtlW S S S S SAFE." ACCOUNTS INVITKO. imsmmsmmmmmmmmmmts aj iniii;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaawnwa f" " fiK8 The First llaptlM ( liurcli. SAP n H LOCAL PEMNG$ Dr. Minnie 1 land-Cat terson wit up from her boie during the week as sisting Dr. Smith with an operation. Settley Cream Separator, capacity 2(0 lbs., used only a short time, for aale. Inquire at this office. Wheat for sale at Brown's Quality Store. Hold only by the sack. No phone orders. No charge accounts for wheat. Mr. and Mrs. Will Flser and Miss Ethel Turner were among our out-of-town guests at the P. P. P. ball last Saturday night. Mrs. Chester Mace took her depart ure last Sunday for Seattle, Washing ton.where she will vlsist with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Brown, for a few weeks. If out-of-town customers and oth ers desiring taxes paid will send us their tax notice or otherwise notify us, we will be glad to attend to the matter for them. First National Bank of Burns. Wray's Auto Stage will begin reg ular trips as soon at the roads are passable, about April 1st, according to the weather. Any one will be reasonably safe in ordering freight and. express by April 1. Judge Grant Thompson spent a few days In town this week visiting with his daughters, Mrs. Grover Jame son, and Mm. Chester Dalton. Judge Thompson informs us he had a siege of flu but has recovered and is en joying good health. Wanted Men or women to take orders among friends and neighbors for the genuine guaranteed hosiery, full line of men, women and children. Eliminates darning. We" pay 60c. an hour spare time or $24 a week for full time. Experience unnecessary. Write, International Stocking Mill, Norrlstown, Pa. Adv. 4-26 H. C. French, a land owner of the llarrlmau neighborhood, arrived In this city the fore part of HiIh week. Mr. French had been absent for some time during which he visited several of the coast towns, including Port land, Seattle, Taconia and Vancouver, ii. 0, We understand Mr. French is back to remain permanently in this county. Ben Aung, one f the Harney COanty boys tu volunteer his service.! to his Uncle Sam in the navy for the war, is hack on a furlough, llo has to start on his return to report to his i.iiiii In Philadelphia in i day oi ao, While home his broiher Odd Fellows finished Hiving him the degrees of the order and he goes hack a lull fledged Odd Fellow, Hen bai been advanced to chief itore keeper on li' ship and this Is responsible for his no) being able to get nil flleebsi M the other boyi, He hopes to get off alter the next voyage, how ever, hut this will lake him into the Orient before' he can niako it. Elder Quler was among our out of town visitors from the Princeton sec tion during the week. W. H .Morrison, one of the pioneer ranchers of the Harney country, was in town the fore part If this week. Wheat for aale at Brown's Quality store. Hold only by the sack. No phone orders. No charge account for wheat. Carroll Cecil spent a few days in town this week. He Is getting in readiness for spring work on the big ranches over on Silver Creek. Ed Egli was In from the ranch this week visiting with his mother and sisters and attending to some busi ness. For Sale Universal Steel Range In excellent condition with six holes, burns either wood or coal; also a small heater and a kitchen cupboard with screen on sides, entirely new. Inquire at this office. Maurico Schwartz took his depart,, ure Thursday for Portland where" he contemplates entering a school for the study of the eyes. Mr. Schwartz formerly followed fitting glasses as a profession and Is preparing himself to again devote his time to this work. All annual members of the Amer ican Bed Cross may secure a year's subscription to the fled Cross Maga zine by the payment of an additional $1.00 up to April 1st. That's right soon, ho get your order off at once If you want to take advantage of this price. Estray -Bed muley cow, branded lazy bar II on left hip; marked with underbit in left ear, swallow fork and underbit In right ear, has been Victory Ball Tonawama Burns Dollar Day Wednesday, April War Trophies on Display Everybody is Invited Age limit 16 years Sunday, March 30. Sunday school beginning at 9 : 4 R A. M. Preachlngat 11 o'clock. Subject: Holiness. Evening worship, 7:30. Subject: What is God? Prayer meeting on Thursday even ing of each week. You are invited to atend these; meetlusa. JOHN F. MOBLBY, Paster. CHRISTIAN SCIHNOE SOOIBTT Services at 11 :M o'clock. Sub ject of Lesson-Semen next Sunday: "Reality." The Testimonial Meeting, Wednes day at 7:80 P. M. The reading room In the church Edifice, :.i epen on Tuesday and Fri day from 2 to 4 P. M Sunday Schoel meets en Sunday at 10 o'clock. Pupils may be admitted to its classes up to the age of 20 years. The public Is cordially Invited to the Church 8evicea and to the Read ing Boom. , o THE PKNTKOOHTAL CHURCH OF THE NAZABENB. SiumuiB Teach the Little folks Habits of Thrift "Asa twig jh bent so grows the tree," and as a child is taught so grows the babil of thrift. In spire' ii, detire to save by creating it hi the unfolding mind and at once yon start the little one on the self-reliant road to future happiness. s The Savings Department of this bank main tains and retains particularly pleasant rela tions with children and provides efficiently for their wrings. A dollar will open a Saving's Account at 4 per cent interest compounded twice a year. Bvery day is Dollar Day for a Savings Account UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY Harney Eounhj National Bank fi Burns, Qrafan YOUR HOME INSTITUTION 13 '- Big i attains DOLLAR DAY Ll&E . J7, .IJicxflBHF OUR SPECIALS FOR WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2nd $ 1 .25 Box of Sweet's Chocolates $ 1 .00 $1.20 Bottle Teniae, the great system builder $ 1 .00 $1.20 Bottle Sloan's, the wonderful Family and Veterinary liniment $1.00 The Rexall Drug Store REED. BROS. Props. M. Batteries repaired properly. McOulre. Jack Wheat for Hale at Brawn' Quality Sttve. Sold only by the Hark. No phono order-. No charge account for wheat. O. W. C'levenger left last Sunday for a vlsli to outside points, lie was accompanied by his Hon Geary who will enter school at Nampa for tho balance of the hi hool year. Mr. ('. will spend u few weeks outHlde before returnljiK home. Kntrayn One small black Jersey cow, branded Q on left Hide and no ear uiarkH, dehorned, should have a calf; ono red muley heifer coming. ,'t years old, branded T wrench on left Sabbath school 10 A. M. Preaching, 11 A. M. Young Peoples' Meeting 7 P Preaching 8 P. If. Subject for evening sermen: The Keys of the Kingdom. Does Pope or priest have power to open or close Heaven to any soul? Wednesday evening prayer meeting 30. i Bible study class Friday evening, ' 7:30. You are welcome. Bring your blblea. (let the truth and sell it not. It is the truth that makes free. BKV. GEO. WAKD, Paator. a PKKMIIYTKBIAN (HI R( II. iL Patronize WRAY'S AUTO STAGE and get a daily service between BURNS and BEND FARE, $10.00 SO lbs. baggage free HEADQUARTERS AT REED RROS. Phone IS at ray ranch for the past three month Mde mark with split In left ear; one or more. Owner call and niako necessary proof of animal. P. O. Smith, Burns, Oregon. Fred Otley was among our visitors from the Lawen neighborhood during the present week. Mr. Otley has one boy over in France doing army duty and letters from the young man In dicate that his regiment will likely remain over there for an indefinite time from the character of service being performed. I The Burns Uaruge has a cur load of Ford cars ready for delivery. This firm will also have a cur load of Ford-! son Tractors arrive the first week In! April and as these are hard to gel and possibly wilt be the last avalluble lin early sprint; delivery It would be well for l hone desiring tractors to see the. Burns Oarage at on a, B. H. Hughes. Pastor. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preaching at 1 1 a. m. Subject :"The Old Land Marks" "The Special Places" "Another Mile Stone." Christian Endeavor al 6:30 p. m. Preaching ut 7:30 p. m. Subject: "A chosen Vessel" "A Itoal Man for Special Use" "A Specialist." You are most cordially Invited to all services. 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, Ore. pale red heifer with white fact), corn ing 3 years old, branded flying dia mond on left hip, marked split in left ear, should have calf; one red heifer coming 2 yearB old, both ears cropped, branded I.Y on left hip and thing dlumond on left side. Suita ble reward for Information regarding same. A. A. Tipton, Burns. Oregon. flfl I Millinery Karl llugey, one of I ho Burns boys who volunteered his lervlcw In the navy at the outbreak of the war. Is hOtna. lie succeeded in getting a discharge and is bome to remain. Karl saw much service and was given considerable shore leave which per milled liliu to see much of the war country on his frequent vhdts over I here, and gin Hie seaports on the Atlantic const. The young man at I the rank of Fin I Class Ma chinist's Mate. He bus gone to work in the vulcanizing department of tho I'nlversal Oarage. Including the latest and smartest Spring and Summer Creations Exclusive agent for Victor Tailoring Company with a full line of Spring Samples for Women ' Suits and Dreams III LMrs. L At tlu ft la h Millar the Schwartz Store $1 3 yds. regularv40 cent Outing Flannel for $1.00 Boy's Overalls, regular value $1.00, 2 pairs $1.00 Men's Chalmers Underwear regular $1.50, $1.00 Men's Socks, tegular 30c value, 4 pairs for $1.00 Men's Work Shirts, regular $1.25 and $1.50, special for $1.00 $i DOLLAR DAY ONLY DOLLAR DAY ONLY 10 lb. Sacks Barley, Oat or Rice Flour, regular $1.50, 2 for $1 5 lb. pall Cottolene, regular $1.25 $1 5 lb. pail Vegetole, regular $1.50--$1 5 1b. pall Jewel Shortening, 1. 50 value-$l Regular 60c Tea, special 2 pounds $1 Country Maid Jam, reg. 65c, 2 for $ 1 BURNS CASH STORE $i $i