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HiUHttlii)', June 2(4, 1924
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-Nrvw seen the null como up; wonrn out
tlio dont of hln trouHora; In moro anxloun to
Kot nil ho onrtiH thnt to'ehrn moro thah ho'
KOtK.
In onrcdom with hlfl credit, htalte off tho
grocer, makoa uxcubca to Uio butcher.
lUdoa In an auto when ho nhould wulk;
cannot deny hlmHolf or bin family tho lux
urlOfi thoy ak; buyu ovorythlnfc "1 dowu
nnd $1 n mlnuto."
la novor prepared nixl ready, ennnot
coma to a doc Won nnd honltntM when op
portunity knock,
Novor taken oounol with hln banket',
sunken foolish lnvontniontn! In nit oawy prey
to tho stock promoter.
Ciumot imvo, lins no linnk account, Ih
nlwnya In troultlo nnd dies ponnllcflB.
"If u mini known not how to nnvo an ho
KOivt, koopH hlfl iiobo to tho crlndstono."
The First National Bank
Burns, Oregon
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'PENJNGS
Ilnllcy Ilayc wiih up from tho
ranch Thursday.
C. II. McCoiinoll wont to Portland
thin wook on buninms.
Mrs. Herman Huh aiid hou Charles
wuro up from Juweu during tbo
week.
Mr. nnd Mn. Albert Johnnon wuro
over from their Silver creek homo
Tfcurwluy doing some jliopplnn mill
vlnlthiR with frlondH.
Mm. CInw. Hoper him heon dowu
from her homo nt llnruey for u part
of this week vIhUIiik nt tin home of
Mr. and Mr.n Walter CroaM.
Mrs. It. V. Hopper took her de
parture Thurodny morning for Kan
mm where alio will vIhU with relutlvon
and frlondn for a few weekn.
The new hurber nhop of Leeo U.ilil
well hou oponed for buxlitimi In tliu
building adjoining tho Abstract olllce
Leo needs no introduction to tho
People of IluriiH as ho han been iihho
clatod with hopn hero for many
yearn. Ho lms an attractive ami
modern shop with threo nhnlrn In
talled. There will be a tipeelul nitiutliiK of
llurns LoiIko So. t7, A. I & A. M.
on WcdiiORdtiy, July 2nd with work
In the .M. M. doKroo. All olilceri nln
tloiiH will he filled by putt umbtorn
with I. M. John K. I.okvmii In the
Kant. Membora and sojourning
brethren frnternnlly Invited to at
tend. Madison Hlehnrditon left Tiiondiiy
morning for Idaho In company with
HupervlHor Clark of tho BkiiKgR
fitoros, "Men" U going to wor'c for
tho 8kugga ntorea but did not know
Avhou ho left ul whut point. Mr.
Clark announced ho wh going to
rarina whero ho will aanlat In opeu
Ing another branch Htore of the con
cern todny,
' Mrn Km iik llomnuitn and little
daughter aro vIhIIIiik with rolntlvoK
nnd frlondH In tho Drowaoy country,
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REED BROS.
The Rexal Store
flams, Oregon
Oscar Dowim wuh In town tho nth-
j er nay rrom lihi rurm homo nt tho
; head of Catlow valley.
Many of our cltizcnx attended tho
't2 colebrution ut Canyon lant week
and report a flno tlmo. The cele
bration wan u big nuccewi they claim.
.Mr. Dell Hayes arrived homo lnt
Monday from llend where alio had
been vIkIUiik with her mother for a
few weeks.
Mm. Kred (loyl and little iion
Itlolinri! have koiiu to Porllnnd for n
few wook a vlttlt, leavliiK hero but
Hu inlay.
J. N'. WIIIIuiiihoii, pont iniiMtor ut
I'rlnovllle, ban beon In thin vicinity
durliiK tho week on mnttor.i In con
ncotlou with the estate of hU Into
brother Krnnk. Mr. Wllllnnuoii nt
one time reprenonted thla dlntrlrl
In eoiiRrens and la widely known.
Mr. ami Mr. Kred Hartwull r.ud
clauKhter Kllnor of I'ayetto aro vlalt
Iiik Mr. and Mr, John Kay and other
frlondH of Silver crook. Tho Hart
wolU were former renldentH of thin
rommunlly nnd havo been attend
Iiik the Itomt Comlval at Portland
mid louring tho connt rouutry.
Hyron Terrlll wjth IiIh wlfo and
hou. arrived home Wednesdny from
an auto trip to Medford and other
polutH. They were ubnont Ichh than
two weokH but return In bettor
hoalth mid Hyron Haya ho found
many of his old tlmo frlondH In liU
formor homo In JnekRon rounty
Houiu of tho homea in IluriiH aro
piOHontltiK u beautiful appearance
Just nt thla tlmo with tho flower.
In bloom mid tho tnwua Kroon. Dark
ward Hprluj; weather hna delayed the
Krowth of flowerH and Kardoin but
they aro makliiK up for loat tlum now
with favorable weather.
Juy floulil wont to llend Sundny
nlKht takliu: hln wlfo who was en
route to Portland to huvo a special
ist look after her oyos. MrH. (lould
has boon IiuvIiik a aerloiiH tlmo with
her eyes for some tlmo. Newton
Hotrhklsa took her out uh far uh
Ilond. ho and Jny rotumlng homo tho
following dny.
Mra. K. V. Hchwartz wuh a pnBaon-
r'-r in on Moudny'B lloud atayo after
;i"ii(inB a few wooks with rolnllvfa
.md frlondg in I'QgUuml mill Sealtlo.
siif vlnlted her ilatiRliter, MIhh Otne.
I" HcRttlB. tlio- ypuiljj ludy huving
j irtt fjraduatwl from the U. of V.
Mi tichwftrtK will bo ono'of the
Harncv rounty hlnh school facult
durloK tho eomliiK school year.
Ariiiitliittiiiaoa coniluu up from
Wlnnomucca tho foro part of this
weok roport having met Hoy Iluchnn
an and Mra. Laura McKnddon bo
tweou tliut place and Donlo. It Ih
roportod tho yoiuifr pooplo wQro on
tholr way to Wlnnomucca whoro thoy
would bo married, Thla Is not nur-
prlBiiiff Informntloiv to friends who
Heom to know.
I. M. Davla wuh over from hlii
ranch homo in tho ProwHoy Boctlou
early thlfl wook and alatoii that
thero will bo a Reed liny crop in that
vicinity this Hoason with u surplus
of Homu 3,000 touii or m&ro, This
will bo a nroat bonoflt to stookinou
who aro short thla Boason nnd aliio n
flno thing for tlio hay growor ns it
will furnish a rondy market for tho
BltrpIUR.
Mr. and Mrs, W. U, JohtiHon wcro
ovor from )or Hllvor creek home
Thursday,
Mrb. William Hanloy rrlvod hotno
tho foro part 6t itiilo week from Call
fornla Whero sho bad been with her
hukband iror r few Wbe'kB.
MIhs Mnre, Haines, dnughtor of
MrH, AntiR Halnen, Is homo from
Portland whom n1ut' )mn been at
tondliR(4Chool. John Graves was Up from hi
ranch homo nonr Malheur lake
Thursday doinfc flomo trading and
KrootltiK friends.
James Kcllows and H. H. ' Soulo
wore roKlfltered at tho Levons this
week. Thoy have boon vIhUIuk dif
ferent part not Harney county dur
ing the past few weeks.
J, 10, Hulllvnii wan In town thin
weok. Wo didn't Ret to Hee "Joiry"
but uuppohu ho In on his usual pood
behavior ax tho police Judge ban not
reported anything to tho contrnry.
Mrs. Peter ChrlMteiiBou and clill
(Iron were up from Lnweti tho flrHt
of this week iiccoiupanled by her
Hlster nnd family who are hero vlp.lt
ln; her from Kpokniie.
Now homes coIiik up In tllffuteiu
parts of town HlKnlfy tho faltli of
those who know tho udvaiitiiKOH of
u homo In a crowing comm,tinlty with
atlvantnucH.
Mrs. Win. Knrro and dmiKhtor,
MIm Kathrlne, nro homo from Can
yon City whero they visited with rel
atives and friends mid took In the
'(12 eelobrntlon.
IluriiH Is srclnrc new people urrlv
IiiK almost dally for tho puipoc or
lookliiB over the field with n vluw
of locatiiiR mid InvefttliiK. Mr. Her
rlck'a rerun t nnnouncemeiil In tho
OreKontnn of the hulldliiK of hit
nawmllls nt IluriiH will ntlmutoto
Krowth and wo may look forward to
rapid IncTcnfln In population nnd bus
In dm.
Mrs. Mollio Kmlth arrived home
on Krldny ovoiiIiik of last week nftor
an nbsonco of Hoveral weeks with her
parentn near Portland. Hhe came
over from llend In company with her
HDii-lii-law, Arehlo McClownn. who
hnd koiio that far with his son Hums
nnd other hoys who were on their
way to the training camp at Ameri
can Lake,
Alex KKKk'stou and bin orclienlra
took purl In tho 'C2 eelobrntlon at
Canyon City IiihI wook, Thoy Htnlo
they had a big Hmo oVor thoro and
woro "rpyally treated.
Mr. and Mrs, lllul Hotchklsn havo
boon Informed they aro ftrandpar-
ionts. Tlinlh (Inufthtor, Mrs. C, W,
CoorKe, wlio roflldert at' Cumro, Ne
braaka, hnti a daURlitor, born tnrt
Hriturdny) Juno 21,
o
Mr. K, K. 8chwnrt8 Ih ninklna: a
special dale of children' drcs'tvs
and boy' undorwear nt 20 per
cent discount. 9-28
A gold vanity case was picked up,
' following tho pioneer mooting re
cently. Owner may havo It by,
calling nt thin olllce and paying
for this notice. 6-28
Plain and fancy sowing. Price
reaionnble, Mrs. W. T. Lester.
0.28-4
Nobody Is really happy until they
own their own home. Hco llcnnetts
Klr,t Addition. 5-17-tf
Well's mill for yellow pine. fi-l-7-8t
Xobody Is really happy until Ihey
own (hell ouii home, fr'o IleiuiellN
I'tHt Addition, n-17-tf
Wo tire ofYorlug to bullld a limited
number of homos for only 1-ii tliu
cash, bnlaiiuo long easy monthly
imyui'iiits. Kelecl your own build
ing plans, ai:d lots or ncrcngo lo
cation rrom uh. W. T. Lester
Company. n-2-t.
Tlio continued dry weather has pro
duced In this country u serious
condition. It Ih absolutely uecos
Hiiry tliut we protect from Ioh.i by
flro every ton of hay, wool, resi
dence burnos business property
and tiny other property liable to
bo destroyed by flro. Wo offer
you tho best flro protection to be
obtained for the toast possible
money. Call and moo us. W. T.
Lester Company. Phono CH.
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FOIt HALK
The Harrison Hosklns ranch In
the Steins Mountains, consisting of
1700 acres of good summer range,
Including running water, for sale
cheap, Kor particulars, write,
phono or call Inland Empire Honlly
Co., Phono 30W, Hums, Oregon.
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A Jl T Y platforms ndop led nt till- m'Mith's conven
IIoiih will illfl'tr In ninnv thl us", but they will nil con
Mitt plank!! (U.rclng eeon otny.
VIo Hpelidlug nnd nt'iuly saving nro In overybody'H
in I ii tl these days. Kconnmy's In tho nlr. We nil wnnt to
ote for It, Let's practice what we pronth.
A more frugnl Kovcrumcii t calls for u more frugal na
tion, mid Hint culls for moro frugnl IndlvidunlB and thnt
means you. This bank can help you .'Hid will bo glad to
do so.
Hantty Eountij Natinnil Bank
j Burns, UxwQti
"YOUR HOME INSTITUTION"
CITV M)TS FOK HALK C11KAP In
choice location on bill or in flat,
Hanging from fftfl.OO to lp 150.00
per lot OOxlOO fret. Flno build
ing sites. Will assist you to balld
oiir own Ifme oh easy terms,
. Just like paylaff rent, INLAND
KML'JKH ItKATY COMPANY
Phone SOW.
H-lfl
rniTCD TREATED
UUI 1 EK AT HOME
Slmplo home method. Send
for KHKK booklet nnd testl
moulalls. Warner's Itonown
cd Hcmcdlcs Co,, 723 Security
Hldg., Mlnnoapolls, Minn.
Noboily is really happy until they!
own uicir own nonie. hoc iicnactt;
rirnt Addition.. 5-17-1 f)i
fill! vnnr vnllfiu llltin nl Wnll'a mn-r- 'ill
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11 K A L
Irrigated Farms and Hioclc Handl
es Ilnautiful Burbarbaa Acreage
TrnctK Nicely situated bomes (for
ulslird nnd unfurnlhlicd) on the bill
or In tho flat, Choice Vacant Lot,
(iood ItuHlnesN blocks nnd Invest
iitents, In fact, everything In tho rat
ty lino nt reiiMinablo prices and casj
tcims. mil, write or phone, IN.
LAXI K.MPIUi: HKALTY COM
PANY, Hums, Orfgon. . Phono .'I0W
C-17-tf.
QUALIS PLUS QUANTUS
The Old Store
Weinstein's Grocery
Now Open In Their New Location
The Biggest Grocery Store in Eastern Ore.
Go
Crystal White Soap
10 bars - - 44c.
lO Cream Oil - 69c.
Picket Flour
sack $1.79
Carnation
tails,
Milk
Can 1 lc.
Bulk Coco Gultards
fresh oat of the bbl.
2 pounds - - 24c.
16 oz. bottle
catsup 24c.
Prunes, large fancy 3 lbs.
33c.
Prunes, 25 lb. lts $2.15
Quick Delivery Service To Your Door
CREDIT GLADLY
Don't Be Fooled By Any New Storfe
Open an account at the Old Store, WEINSTEIN'S. Do your buying there and
SAVE MONEY. WE ARE ALWAYS CHEAPER THAN THE OTHER FELLOW
AS AN ILLUSTRATION
Call the i other store for a loaf of Bread. Bread will cost you 10c., delivery service to your home
will cost an additional 10c, making the loaf of bread cost you HOc. Call Weinstein's St
qalck delivery service, charge for the bread 1 Oc. itfn extra iAiivrv ! ti. .j Viitiri
.wow ww - .waw w w r vnnRMjwi 4ft Rfl VMM Uvllf vlCU
to your door will cost you 10c.
Weinstein's Grocery Co
A corporation of home people intrestcd In the welfare of our and your community.
"Our Steady Growth Is Due The People We Serve."
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