THE T I M H 8 II H It A L l
BURNS, lAHOr COUNTY, OBHGON
Hntiirilii)', November. 1.1, 1020.,
Tmgo Four
STh'e Times- JJxralcL
V.tf" The Large Circulation Of Any
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Hattirtlny, November 9, I MM.
II. C. II. H. NOTKH
Tho II. C. II. S. ohHorvoil "Dottor
KiikIIbU Week" from Nov. 1, to Nov.
$. "IJottoa Kngllnh Wook" la a wook
lolgnutod by education nil ovor tho
Unltod StntoH in which to furthor tho
iMHtor nnouch movement. Many of
ho common orrorH woro clovorly car
tooned by tliu HngHali Htudonti. Jos
lu ahopunl iluiiorvoH much crotltt for
. iior olovor rnrtoon In which "Had
Kngllnh" Ih being Hurtxiiitlttounly ro
mo vim! from tho II. ( II. S. vornnc
ulnr. All of tho inuny cnrtuoiitt woro
InloroHtlug mill wo uro Horry you
didn't vlMlt uh nud huu them.
Tho iiiiiiual Hud CronH drive In
Huron him boon turned ovor to tliu
liigU hcIiooI Klrlrt. Tho commlltocH
iiniwilnted by MIhh Anderson hnvu nu
iholr caiituliiH, Juno Dalton, Joaulo
Shopnrd, Hntol Hlbbnrd, and Opal
IKjwiir. Knob high hcIiooI girl wait
sslvun in buttoiiH, nontorit mid ntlck
cm to Hull.
Tho campaign nturtod Arinlntlco
Ifciy with ovory Klrl dotormlnod to
On her bunt. In tonkin thlH drlvo a
nuccoMH. Tho public Ih roiiuonted by
tho County Comuilttoo mid tho IiIkIi
wehool KlrlH to bo nit liberal and con
sddorntu on poiiHlblo, bocnuHo wo did
not Invito thin drive. Don't fool that
wo uiut to "Load you up" ovory (lino
wo moot, but nro only doing our bit
In thin nation wldo ennipjlgn.
Hav your dollar ready and ro
wiombor that hnlf of tho money ro
coIvi.hI kooh to tho County Public
Ilonlth AHHocintlon, which tnnlntaliu
the I'uhllc lloaltli Nurno.
Saturday. Novombor G. thu Kroh
man claim wum outortaluod by tho
Sophomore clatoi nt tho IIIkIi hcIiooI.
An Inguuloux program had boon
Iilunncd which with the uHnlHtunco
r Mian Freatio. Andemou anil Wheal
lou proved a ureal huccchh. From
thi htart until tho hint red flam of
"Mailon," all wan mirth and laugh
U:t. Ilnth cIiihhoh went homo con
tout. Unable to obtain n Kiuno with
Vrliiuvllt, nud only nblo to land n
TluwilCHglvIng Day gume with Hod
rnom) wiih tho not roiiult of tho ef
fort mndo to continue our football
muii. ' Tim miiiad therefore, broke'
training mid called It "finis" for
1920. s
) Tho' Koldon II wan awarded tho
following mint: Clark. Cuonl, Cooloy,
Hwott K. Itlbbard, Hwott W. Iloteh
kian, Loggnn, .McCulloch, It. Oowati,
Uolnomnn, Voogtly, Thornburg, Wol
coino, Horton II. M. Richardson.
v'Tho following have benn oloctod
an managcra: Football, C. Oowan,
23, Danoball, J. Dalton, '22, 'Track,
P. Loggan, '23.
At a' mooting of tho lottor mon
Woaloy Wolcpmo wan nolocto.l Cap
tain of tho football olovon for noxt
yonr.
Adolph Uyrd, '24, loft In company
with Mr. MoDanlols, JfrdrMcDanlels
mid Herbert Whiting for tho Block
nhow In Portland, Ho will bo ono of
tho team to roproiiont thlu county In
Htock Judging,
Tho "Ilodeo" staff In now comploto
Kdltor, KrancoH Donognn. '21; Asst.
Editor, Josalo Bhopard, '22; Liter
ary, F, Loggan, J. Dalton; Athletic,
Hox Clark; Boctoty, Ilaxol Hlbbnrd;
Art, Opal Downs; Humor, Frank
Uolnomnn; CIiirhoh, Milton Ilrowii,
'21; J, Shopnrd, '22; U. Goodman,
'23; M. Hlchnrditon, '24; IIuhIiioh
MunitKor, It. Oowan; AhhIhI. lluil
iiohii Manager, W. Wolcomo.
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I'ltlCMHYTHHIAN CIIUIK'II
MKKH NKW NA.MK
For tho purpose of extending lit
I t finikin h AUaM n ui lit jkt I t fll I Iliai
(1 M I l 11 Mil II Wf't W nmill lUIUU'l lllJ
First Prexbytorlail Church of Hurnp
has chnugpil ltd tuimo to tho Com
munity I'roxhytorlAii Church of
lluriiH. Thin action wbh tnkon at n
mcotlng of tho fiooHHlon and congre
gutlon huld at tho church on Tues
day ovenlng of thin wook.
Tho HtiggCMtlon whh mndo for thin
chnngo a few weokn ngo and In nc-
cordanco n petition waa nddronnod
to tho I'ruribytory nuking pormlioilon
for Htich chnngo. Thla petition waa
granted and Itov. Win. Ilalrd, who la
clerk of tho I'roabytnry, enmo to
Duma mid met with tho Intornntod
people to ratify tho chungo which la
orfuctlvo on January Int. 1921. Tho
otUcura worn Inatructcil to make tho
decennary chmigoa In tho corporation
papern to conform to the now name
nt tho proper time.
Tho aenalou elected now ofTlcurn at
thlH meeting, making tho Hullng
Kldera: John U. Crozlcr, Alox (Irant
Thompnou, A. H. Hwaln, nud William
Ktlrllng, tho latter being elected
clerk of the mohhIoii,
Tho board of Iruateea elected nro?
Jullnn llyrd, Wm. Farro, A. 8. Hwaln,
Mra. B. A. Ilnwull-Mnrtz la the per
inauent clerk of tho cougrogntioii
mid tho flnnnclal aecretary mid treua
urer la Mm. C. W. Loggan.
VAKHANT 45AI.I, f
Notlco (a hereby given that thero
nro HUlllclent funda on hand to pay
off all (lotiernl Fund warrnuta regla
tored up to mid Including Auguat
25. 1020. liitercal conaoa Nov. ir,
1920.
W. V. KINO,
County TreiiHiirer
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Annual Thanksgiving. Ball
Under Auspices of
Mothers' Club
Thursday, November 25
Tonawama, Burns
Refreshments Served
TKFJr I with every
Iook Up a
FULL Kit
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THANKSGIVING
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ONT let mother exercise uiore
care in the selection of that
Thanksgiving turkey than you do
in the suit you will wear on Tur
key Day when all the family
gathers around the home table again.
Thanksgiving is the DRESS-UP DAY of
tne fall season for suit or overcoat.
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for
rAIUCFULLY tailored, perfect fitting ganncntH
men who- dnNiro threo-button conuorvntivo HtyluB.
Tho.v lire duvcloped of tho best quality fancy worsted
nmtorialH. Well lined with alpiieu lining and neatly
llniHhud throughout. When you hob thene miitH you will
realize what wonderful values thin department oflern
- $40 to $i
Thi. New Blue-$S0
Hat Smiles For Everybody
A fortunate purchase of Fall Hatsthe season's
latest styles in all the new colorings
Men's Vclour Hats $4 to $10
Soft and Stiff HaU $3 to 8
Neckwear $1 to $i.00 BURNS CASH STORE
Silk Sox $1
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Call.'
Hurrah for Crook county. Wo tako
thla, tho flrat of noventl partiea to ba FOR SALK lloraea, cattle, turkeys.
Uwi week Tho Tlmoa-Horald took l)n or hatH
Ita uolghhnra over In Crook county
to tnak hccntiHo from a table of fig
urea publlahed In tho Cortland Jour
nal It appeared that they hud voted
favorable to tho bird bill. Wo nro In
receipt of a lelegrnm from Tho dill,
(Feaa'a paper at l'rlnovlllo) which
rcada!
"Olllolal count here ahowa the bird
bill Iiiih 202 voten favorable mid 90ft
agulliat. Tho local preaa fought tho
paaaago
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HlfND.W KOIKM)l, I'AHTV
(Contributed)
The Willing Worker, mi orgunlz
held thla winter, waa a aucceaa. Their
teacher,. Mra. Tlcknor, wan ably ai
alated by Mra. Homer Heed and Mra.
Chita. Ilrittlughatu,
Married At tho Lovona Hotol,'
yoHlenlny nfleriioou, Nov. 12, Hyron
chlckoua, grain. 8C tona of wild
liny, turnlpa and carrota. Inquire
of Claud McOeo. Ilurua, Oregon,
on Narrowa road. lM32t.
Clnudo Shown, n nophow of Mr.
ed claha of young peoplo of tho Hap-' A. Hennett nud Mlaa Klalo HOI woro lom Lowo nud J. W. Shown, arrived
! tlat Sunday School, huld Ita chiHa I united In marrlugo by Itov. John h.lhoro tho othor day from Spokane
! party nt tho homo of MIhh Muo Hrlt-j Wlaheraon, pnator of tho I'reabyter- where ho haa been working He U
j tlugham, on Friday ovo, Nov. nth. inn church. Tho young people nro ( vlaltlng with relatlvea in thla city, a
I There woro thirty five preaent. AM realdenla of tho Princeton aectlou. ' guoHt nt tho Lorn Lowo home where
Iter Miiendlnir tho iivonliiir with n nnn.l tho bride helm: tho dauithter of T. II. ' Itobert Lowe Ih nlao vlaltlng for a
o of the bill I'leaao correct 1 corn aml '"" ,,,n a,H, ltretlng Hill, one of tho oiiergotlo farmora ! abort tltno before hla furlough endi
Ice to vour nolKhbora. Tho 'nmv IIM', Ktaaliig contoatn they ro- of that locality. They will mnko'und ho hua to rotum to the L'. S.
l turned to their homea fooling that their homo In Hint neighborhood. navy
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FAINTS
71 YEAR
LEADERS
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PAINT
If thore'n u good rcahon for any
thing, then it'n puinting your
Jiouho with good paint.
I'PLLKIt I'ulnt la GOOD Paint.
'It auvea u great deal more than
It costs kivch you money in up
keen and udda to tho value of
your property.
Invest in PULLER Paint rit'lit
awuy.
W. P. Fuller & Co.
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Save Your Eyis
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Rye utrnin causes hcadnclies,
nervousness atitl other trou
bles. I tit glusHe.s accurately
and scientifically.
All Work Guaranteed.
MAUWCH SCHWARTZ
Optoiuetrlat
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BSE
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Might As Well Have A Guarantee
In Fact its A REAL SAVING
You Will Say so, Too.
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Our Customers Tell Us
that there is nil the difference in the
world between the old style wire
wound broom they've been accus
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IZ&mh&lh. Process
BROOM
They say tin's difference is not merely in appear
mice: Little Pollv is not onlv a lighter broom,
with a tip more llexible than the old style wire
wound broom, but it doesn't break .
ac tne snouiaers or wear 10 a point
at the tip like other brooms.
After you've used one Little Polly,
vou'll understand why we're proud
to say wo sell it.
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