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About The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929 | View Entire Issue (May 1, 1920)
H A it N K V 0 V n 'i; , O U II (ION flnturdiiy, May h 1H20 H T tt M T I M K B II 14 U A Jj 1 I tl It N B The Fourth Man. v ' , -r We have told you about three men who SHOULDN'T SAVE This week we describe : MAN NUMBER FOUR man who doesn't care. THE man who doesn't care. The world has its full quota of "dbh't care" . people. Opportunity may knock, necessity arise, need come, but they do not seem to care. A Man who does nbt care is a tramp and the world has little use for him. YOU. ffl'W'i'' do cmc therefore you should save money anri practice thrift. HOW ABOUT IT? " Wouldn't it be a wise move on your part lo start saving now? i Wc pay 4 per cent semi annually on savings accounts and you can start an account . for ONLY ONE DOLLAR First National Bank BURNS, OREGON i The Bank That Belivea in Harney County Lon Vlckers la ill at tho homo of Joo Cavonder In thla city. Mr. Short of Payotto. Idaho, In here on a vllt to her nlcco, Mrs. AbbI Walkup. uoary uievongcr la homo rom hlu, Mra. Anna Haines wa anion our school at Nampa. biwlneiw visitor during tho week. I (II. t ... 11 A ft . . 1 Mr. ond Mm. Will vu.- w.Pn ' "o nas ouun npuuuinK ino winter UJ aon tho out of town people to at- r MAP LOCAL I PEMNGS tend tho annlvoraary 'ball glvou tho Odd Fellowu .Monday night. by DoIho. A innrrlngo llconao was InsiioiI TucHdny to AugUHt Wllltlo and Atuot- Mlaa Margaret Sloloft la horo from!,a ficl11"- Thoao young people ro Portland violtlng with bor molhor H,(, nt I'rlncoton. and brother, Max Sloloff. Tho younc! j. w.. Drown waa In town tho mm lady oxpectn to remain hl'ro for moot of tho uummor. Carroll CmII and bU eon Pat wero ever from Bllrer Creek Saturday In veaponae to a telephono Invitation to owe over ant confer with othor atock men and tho flnanco commlttoo la connection with tho arrangomenta for tho big conroutlon In May. Mr. nnd Urn. T. J. Duboln btivo ar rived homo from Portland whero they had been nct) Mr. .Uuhelm wan taknn on tho nrmy draft. Tlioy have yurchascd Homo land In tho nolf;h "borhood adjoining Chas. Mcl'hoolora and will farm. A. It. Olson of tho, P. L. H. Co., arrived lioino tho lattor part of Inst weok from Souttlo whoro ho had been eallod bccuuBO of tho lilnoHH of hla little daughter. Ho loft tho pntlont laprovod and tutor advlcon from hor OAIID Olf TIf AKKH Mra. H. C. Lovcma taken thla ueana of oxpruHBlng her atneoro thanka to the many frlenda who wero ho aympathetlc and kind during tho lato illnofta and death of her hub band. Tho many oxproHulona of klndnocs and tho alnrero regard uhown through thtwu for her hun band, aro cherlchnd and moat grate fully romfimborod. rr.ri of thla woak. Ho recently canto oxer from Idaho whoro ho had been for the 'winter, and joined hla xon Claud at Crane. Mr. Drown will upend tho nummer In thla section. Mr. and Mra. Claud Drowu wero up from Crano laat Monday vialtlng with relative and frlenda. Claud linn taken tho contract to erect a modern homo for 8. M. Ilolton on hla farm nenr thla city and noon tho Urowrifl 111 move to tho farn and Htnrt work. Mr. nnd Mra, O. L, JamoH, pnronlH of Mra. Joo ICrumholz, arrived up from their Southern California homo recently nnd aro nt tlm Krumhnlr. home. It la their Intention to spend tlm nummer hero with their daugh ter. Mr. and Mrn, Jamoa woro hero InNt aummcr for aoveral weeka and like It lino in thla aectlou during that period of tho year. Hied Jamoa McKwen died nt Lost Creek early Wednesday morning. Ho had arlaen and wan out in the yard when death overtook hlna and it la auppoaod ho had heart failure. Mra. Walkup, accompnnlod by A. K. Hich nrdion, wont over with a cnHkot nnd the body waa brought to Silver creek whero Interment waa made. Do cont'd hud been around thla part of tho country for novornl yearn and wna familiarly known an "Scotch Jlmmio." ; D.r. ti'ilth rahlovn'd' IoiihIIA for Mr. and Mm. I. N. tttighat'Avoro Hi Mohlor CdtnogyH arid Francon Kitttf from tiiolr homo nonr llnrnoy I,nko on Thursday, tor u fow daya during tliia week. Mrs., T. J. Shioldu was dvbr from tllvor Creek vlHlllng her slater, Mrn. Imon IvowIh, thlrt week. Oln Boderberif wan In from hla ranch at Wagastlre during thlA uorn Monnay, April zo, to Mr, and . Jira. John. Ilraawell, a Hon. Mother and- babe -are doing well at tho Flrcoved Hoapitul. M, M, Doan, ono of tho pioneer M. M. Ilolton iuforma tta ho hna moved to hla farm out near tho Ex periment Htatlon. Tho pjaco In leaaed for this enaon but Mr. Ilol ton Intends to make oxtonalro lm provomenta during tho next fow months and will bo there to ponton ally abnorvo tho work. Owen Cawlflold arrived homo thli Weok from Portland whero, he' hKd boon nt work, since gotting back froai war service over seaa. We are, in formed he expecta to spend the sum aer here. , Mra. Mlchaol, a slater to Nate Franklin of tho Farmora Kxchange la hero on a vlalt, having corao up from California In company with Mr. Ottlngor. Mra. Michaol waa bore for a fow WeekB htflt season und hor ntock men of the Houthorn part of many fr0ndH aro glad to welcome tho county, waa a business visitor lo lur to this city again, our city for a fow dnya during tho I week, I A. C. Jolloy, n son of O. 0, Jotloy, ,1a hero, lie wna railed to this city Albert Onkorman wan over from b6i.Mno of tho oroua Illness of his M homo at Itlloy tho font part or fllhor W,U) Ilft buoh , tho hopUn hla week, having brought over a fur , im,jt U01-,l0 of wcok HUffor. neighbor and lltllo child to consult froM) ft HOVt,ro ntlnck ot ,ronclilal a phyBlclan. pneumonia. Mr. Jotloy la now Itn- I)r. Htislo Stnndnrd was over from proving. Huntington for a short visit during tho past week. She wan. hero for Homo dontnl work nnd was a guest nt tho homo of Dr. and Mrs. h. K. Illb bard n part of the tlnio. Him left for homo Wodnosdny evening. Henry Trowbridge (ho Izce sto .k r.'cn, was In thla vicinity during tho week looking nftor his stock inter natn. Mr. Trowbrldgo spent IhoMvlTi tcr In Boutlmrn California and in Mexico following the rncfs part of tho tlmo, having some fast running horses on tho courses of that terri tory. Hugh Harris, who baa boon npet.J log the whiter wlth hla ncphiw, Moyd Johnson, at La wen, la In town, Hugh nays ho had a fine time during tho winter with lotn of rood thing to eat -being the cook btm:iolf. Lloyd agreed with htm, saying "Undo Hugh" could make tho best naurdough bread ho had ever eaten. Hugh wan seen examining tho fish ing tncklo In a show window about tho first thing upon hla arriving In town, Tho Inland Kmplro Reality Co, and Capt. A. W, Oowan moved their respective olllcca out of tho building adjoining the llurnH Cash Btoro thin week in order that tho structure might bu removed to give room for the big addition to tho store. Tho Reality compnuy moved down lo l ho building botweon Hagoy's ntani and tho Duma Oarngo which Mr. Trau gott recently purchased. Capt. Oowan will occupy office rooms In the ounsevcuo uuuaing ior uio present. For .a Greater Harney County THE SAVINGS THAT COUNT WIUTH TODAY Grt your namn on tho largest rcK ulnr mailing llt in Idaho or Orogoji receive Kree by rvinrn mmM an up-to-date arkm Msi of aeiroral liaMrfi The little savings from little ielf- denials are big helps fpr Jittle folks If the savings are systematic and regular. But unless they are deposited in a strong bank they fail to accomplish much of anything. Saving on a system just as you would save to meet the full payment o fa bill coming duebrings the full measure of reward to the saver. The savings that mount are the savings that count! Harney County National Bank UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY For a Greater Harney County CO-OP 8T011M, OAlDWMjIi PAID JLOCALH. Ladles I Those who can wear size 3, 3 or 4 shon. Look into Luna burg ft Dalton'a window and see what you 'can buy for f 2.85. Are your teeth yellow do thoy have deposits of lime and tartar upon them at tho gum margin? I make a specialty of scaling nnd cleaning and Ulonchlng tooth and you will bo nur prised to Know what the latest mod ern methods can do to make you look younger and Hotter. Dr. 0. MoClollan Odd Follown Illdg. Rtrm 3.' Patients m-clro tlnj bc-l of euro at tho Fltvovrd Maternity llonpltnl. HOSK-COMII Ancona egga for hatch ing, 12.00 for 15. W. L. Wott. C-1-2L A chlld'a ovorcoat ot dark color 11 . .1. Get a Truck Attachment For Your Ford $217.50 Delivered At Burns. C. H. Vocgtly Atfcnt with greea In It waa left at the Com mercial Club room ob the day of the high school art exhibit. The ewncr woaM appreciate He rettra. Leave at tale eflce. 4-17. FOR BALK 3 iach centrifugal pumb with aboat feet of 3 inch aje aaft foot valve, all In good caadltloo. $t. laqulr at thla oc. ' 4-2 Mf. When fdok go to King's hospital, nest oqulpped surgery In the Interior and graduate nurse in charge. 11-3 J If. Mm. B. F. Schwartx ta receiving her spring and samaier feeds. New geoda arriving freqaently. You are Invited to call and tea them. of HTOCK RANC1IK8 WANTKD We will aooa havo a aamher fer Heaae IrsC clasa liMt nar )ej lTay OMHHf Akatnet Oe. Try FlrMtB Omt". Amv. (f, Win. Farre PriMtlM iMfm U. S. Laa4 Real Estate latflcatfcHM are that the lave etf tho Uail will attract aaany Inrmtom to Harney Ooualy Uie com. lag ttvo. LUtlnjo iw will he kept before prtn. poctlvo lavRNtora the tfre HCAMn. Bend & Burns Auto Stage II. IL BCnANNO, WE8 HILL, O. & PETKRSON, Prepe. All Touring Can NOW MAKING REGULAR SCHEDULE Umv Hurnn every Sunday, Monday, Wednesday, Friday Special attention given passengers Quickest and cheapest route put Perishable Roods, Express or any freight shipped via Bend in our care given prompt attention HEADQUARTERS, REED BROS. DRUG STORE nifti afa Have your watch overhauled, tho old clock tii ticking, get that old pleoo of jewelry In vr.nrliiK order. J 5 I i Have your uyos fit tod to Heading Klaaaca, m O. M. KALIHIIUIIV I Jeweler, epllcian. LADIES! mmsammassmmammsmm We have just received and have on display a fine assortment of the very latest in evening, and street dresses. They are beautifully designed and artis tically ornamented with beads and other touches of trimming to meet the needs of fem inine fancies. wih mm iMm mhh mm ' A perfect reasonable. fit Guaranteed. Prices Come in and see them. BURNS CASH STORE Sevens Hotel Rldg. II m Mil Kill Kii f . Hi; Reduce Shoe Cost l BY BUYING QUALITY There is a difference in shoes. ( The shoe of quality looks good when you buy it, and retains the appearance of quality as long as you wear it. The "cheap" shoe looks good when you buy it, is "ruety". in a short time, and a wreck long before you arc ready to discard it. That is the difference in shoes and there is more difference in the shoe than there is in the price. A GOOD shoe will last twice as long as a "cheap" one, and a GOOD shoe does NOT cost twice as much as a "cheap one. Figure it out for yourself. See us for GOOD shoes only GOOD shoes at MOD ERATE prices. 'i Look at these styles. They are the season's best X shoe values.. . We had a dozen lines to pick from, We t want your permanent patronage so we chose these and 1 other models in this sturdy, popular make. BURNS DEPARTMENT STORE ,'. Lunaburg, Dalton & Co, rfO- ' mil i ilium - I f. I te a I 5n1 I J. JB iiitiiwiititiiiiiiiimwHiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiniiiiniiiiimHiiiitmiiiii'