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About The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 17, 1925)
Y5kWe " 'r TM T7 WSJ h i 'T 4PA0K n Til lfi T lYH 8.11 K IlAJiI lllJUNH, HAltNKY OOU NTV O It H O N Bntunf ifr Xsmiury 17, 102$ , Hi BIH.'I1 ,1 II; III i ill in RTOMMramMl UN U W Hi G 1IHI f i i I I vuujum.n ir.ioceT asKi Qm't Be Satisfied THH.most dangerous thing world In "Satisfaction." In tliu Don't tio satlsflcd bo butter. with yourself- Don't be untlsflud with your job work, for ono bottor. Don't bo mUlsHi'd with a smalt bnnk nrcoiuit work Tor n larger one. Thoro aro no satisfied successes, The First National Bank Barns, Oregon jk f.'t m LI i.ra ri hi aitzstcr&z LOCAL 'PEMNi r T President Hlbbard of ifie Hurm unci ftlarncy County CommercSnl Club cIU 'for a meeting of citlicni at the court homo next TuritUy ovrnltiR, Jan. 20tb, at 7t30 o'clocW, to dl.aui changing the timo to conform to railroad lime, I,. A. Lauudlgan wan up from l.'raue tin fore part of the wook. John 1. Caldwell took IiIh depar ture last .Monday morning for Han KfttllClHOO W. I.. I.owo mill Chun. Ward mto In ,tovn Thursday and yesterday .from tlio Silver creek noun try. Too Hums Stonin Laundry Ih stilt lolng hiiituoM at Ihu some old Htnud, Tiiporu to thu contrary, notwith standing. lta 12. W. Humus arrived In Hums Thursday afternoon, having come tii '"'ffflTu Portlswl by way of Canyon Clty. II. A. nitiiwd wt ih Vaitay viw .DiovjtltNl lb othr liny whw h hd tjoan a patient for omi iw but fflouiiu lator tt wa nmemmrf to ro ln for frlr euro, his trot Imiv- .lur K'n lvn him trouble. Stliool Sunt. Mary Griffin hi r- tturnad from Portland and 8lin wlmrtf tb'tr had gono hi a dultgaU to tlio Btnto TMrhwrc Annotation and 1 Inter nt ono of thu wiuiily miiKiriu- tudnu to aaaUt In grading iitiur jri Saluin. .Mr. and Mrs Ioiiril l.ochitr Imvti bson enjoying tho company f Mr. Loader's slitor. MIh Murgorot 'Kalliua. who arrived horo from Ann JFrancUco aomo tlmo ago. MIbh TKalbun will remain for nn Induflnlto flini). lOiuniBtt Hoed was mi arrival on Thunday nlKht'H train from Port- Bund whore ho had boon Hlnco boforo Xiru Jiolldoyfl undur tho earn of u jihyidnlan. Ho coma homo Kroatly tiiiprovtul In hiBilih, wo aro glad to unmmiirtf t'on UhlB of the Hli;hvay Horvli o Station and Cnnme and Itaymoud llartiia left Thnndny for Portland, .lrivhiB out to lieud In Itnymond'H our. Mr MoblK will brhm now Ovorlnml car buck with hlui for ono . f hla euttomar. tam Terrlll arrived homo thU tvoelt from Mod ford, Oregon, whoro ho had hueu aluoo I ant uammar. hav Idk 1lt Uaro In Hoptflmbor In rom e,auy with lili uuolo. 1111 t'omou lioino with tho Uilantlon of remoln i 'xus fur the proaent at leaat. "Alra. Lawellyu Hlbbard haw ro- ttiirnejl trqm Portland wlioro ho hud jouiwi lir husband Hovor.il wuoku Ko npoii rwjlmilnjj bar poajtlon In liu llarnoy County National Hank. MrH. Hlbbard was Hkod to rotum .nil roauine hor position with tho Ijmnk. 'flir. Ivy DjivIb arrived homo tho "Srit rff thin wook from Portland 1ioro who had boon hIiico tho liccln miur, of tho Christmas holldaya, liav Ttoir; takon hor llttlo daughter down fmr upoolul troattnont for hor qyes. Kiio reports tho patient bottor and 'with. aB8uraneo of final comploto ad iiaslmont of tho troublo." Albert. Johunon wan over from tho Rllvor crook homo vIMtlng with the family during tho week. Mr. mid Mm. J. C. Cecil wore In (own from their Hllvor creek homo during the proHont week. Wni Rtroiide, ono of thu well known atock men and rnucliera of tho Allmrxon Hiiotlou. waa in town HiIh wook. V! ft. Ihiffmau wan a hiinlnoHU vis itor from lila homo at Andrews dur ing thq fore part or Oils week, John McLean, ono of the pioneer raueliern mid ntihntautlnl citizens of tho Andrews vicinity, war In town for a fow days the font part of llittt wook having soiuo troubloHomo tooth extracted. Ho nays It Is rather hard to riulsh tho wlntor as a "Rummy" ho ovortheless will suffer Ions ills romforts than having aching molars to keep hint company at night. This ofllco received a letter from our old friend Capt. A W, Clowiui In which ho aunounccH he luid I'lvon tho logliilaturo (lie onco over and eon-' alders 'em nn nblo bunch Ho itlno writes ho hoard tho major portion of tho (lov. PlcrcoV mossngo and con sldeted It a well studied and master ly document and n good guide In general for tho legislature. Judge M. C. Ueorgo was chiisau as mensoii- ger to carry tho Coolldgo-Dawi's cer tificate front the electoral college of Oregon to Washington. Capt Cowan was chosen chnlrmaii of the collogn i assembly. Died Wi'iluosdny at the King hospital, Charles llutchor. Deceits cd was familiarly known In this vl clnlty as "lllacklo" mid drove a truck for some time but last rail turned tho truck In to the garage and asked to bo taken earn of by thu county. Ho was n genial fellow but badly handicapped by doing crippled in one leg. Ho was very liimn mid It was tllulctilt for him In do much work Ho was about (50 years old and we nro Informed ban two clill dmn In one or thu central states. In terment was made In thu Huron ami rtury Wednesday aflernooir, tho er vice being conducted by Iter .Stuart of tho Nnzarono church Tho uoxt mooting of tho Library Club will bo held at thu homo of Mm, Hnld Oowan on Saturday, Jan unrv 'Mth This nollco Is aulhorlr. oil because of some confusion ns to the next meeting, The best GOc Coffee In town bar none, If in doubt gat froo sample, Extra Katicy Pcaburry, fiOc pound, nn Kxcollont Coffee for 4Gc pound, II. A. nichnrdsoii. 1-17-21 The Mothers Club will glvo their Annual Calico Hall at Touawama on rrlduy, April 10. 1-17-21. Wanted Drcasmaklug and sewing at homo or by tho hour. Mrs. rtray at Mrs. B. H, Hoed or phono UOW. 1-10-tr. FOR HBNTKurnlshoil apartments f IC a month each. Furnished six room house, $20, niqttlrn at High way (Jantge and Service Hlntlon, 12-27-tr. Cars for hire with or without driver. C. W. Luckoy. 12-C-tf. Front Iledroom with limit for rent Call1 ri8J. DS-13-tf. Hewing-of all kinds; up to (Into dress makfng, remodellnir, nlteratlena: furs Mid millinery to order or re modeled. Mrs. IC. W. 'f.uckey, IluriiH, 11-22-tf Hath room for Indlui at the Jovnnn Hotel; 11-1 5-tf. REPORT OF" THE CONDITION OF THE HARNEY COUNTY NATIONAL BANK. OF BURNS, OREGON DECEMBER 31, 1924 RESOURCES Loans and Discounts .321,414.95' Overdrafts " 59.91 U. S. Bonds to Secure Circulation 34,500.00 U. S. Bonds and Treasury Certificates 90,75000 Other Bonds and Securities 72,105.24 Furniture and Fixtures 4,000.00 Real' Estate Owned 4,115.23 Stock hr Federal Reserve Bank; 3.100t00 Redemptibi Fund 1,625.00 utner Assets Our Iluildlug Loan Cimnianles have announced th'elr willingness to niako unlimited Loan In llunis, Lot us show our irood faith In our nlty by building the most modern and: best HOMBS IN TUB COUN TltT W T LliHTKR COMPANY, 9-C . 3.04G.8G Cash andl Exchange 129,068.80' $663,785.99 LIABILITIES Capital Stock $ 50,000.00 Surplus and Undivided Profits 52,193.29 Circulations .... 31,600.00 Deposits 529,992.70 $663,785.99 UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY OREGON STATE DEPOSITARY HARNEY COUNTY DEPOSITARY ACCOUNTS INVITED Thoro cmno to my placo ono blank mid will to- yearling steer branded lazy J. IK on tho right side. Ho Is marked: with bull dewlap on the neck nndi a crop off tho right car. Owner may have steor by paying for thin ad and for thu food bill, J. L. MnMullln. Drnwney, Ore. 1-10 fiOITFR TREATED UKJl 1 ifV AT HOME fllmplo homo inothoiU Bend for KHBB booklet ajid tostl- moulalls. Waruor's ltonown- pd Homcdtca Co., 723 Security Hldg., Minneapolis, Minn. Joe Morris, the Narrows, merchant mid post mastor. was In town tho fore part of this week and after looking after some business inatturi here took thu train nut bound for Han Francisco where sho wilt remain for a time. Joe Is nolng out partic ularly to consult a specialist In r- gnrd to his health. ' Mr. and Mrs. Archie Mcdowaii took their departure the fore part f t this week for Willamette valley mid Miuthoru Oregon points. They drove nut by way of Jlond, Intending to drive the entire distance down. They will spend tho next few weeks vis iting with relatives mid friends, look ing In ou their win at tho University i ill NtigwtH). visiting Archie's parent. Mr sod Mrs Co. McOoxMin. at Youenlln, also John mid Kd. Martin, i liticlM. Archl may find It Inter- Mllug to upend little tltiii at MhImiii ( ititf4ti,. lint utlnit rif Mim iMtflalaf nr . (I Itoht. Krumi)0ln. wlio i now sup wrliiteudonl over a big territory of tho Paolfle Live Stock niuehuM In No the PiiflUlu Live Mtoiik rauuhoH In vmla and portions or this state under ' Ceiiural Huperlutuiideut Olson, was , In Hums the othar day for a short tlmo. lie emtio up from his head iiiarterh at (Jiilnii Itlver for a con foreiicn witli Mr. Olson mid also to take back his China boy cook, !.' Hew, who had been vhdtlug with his father, Lou Kwoug or tho restaurant Mr. Krumbelii bus boon an employe of the Pacific Live Stock Co. for many yearn flTILL AT IT!! Wc ostein's Cut Rate Stores arc consistently showing you savings on the things you udc on the things you need every day. No economy is appreciated more by thrifty buyers than their daily savings on lifes Necessities. In The Face Of Advancing Markets On Foodstuffs We Offer Wc have just unloaded a car of Picket, ship ped direct to Burns. Picket Flour, Suck $2.26 Picket Flour, bbl., $8.45 Sugar, 100 Pounds Cane, $8.90 AVE 'wttk SAFETY DRUC$TORQ 100 pounds potatoes $2.00 Wheat, fine bin clean stock 100 lbs. 3.75 Barley, whole, 100 pounds . 2.75 Barley, chop, 100 pounds 3.00 Onts, 100 pounds 3.00 Bran, 100 pounds 2.40 11 pounds clean white beans 1.00 11 pounds clean Red Mexican beans.... 1.00 SNOWDRIFT 2 pound cans 60 4 pound cans 1.15 8 pound cans 2.25 WESSON OIL Pint cans 35 Quart cans 63 Vz 0al cans 1.25 Holly Syrup, gallon cans 85 Rosebud Maple Syrup gal. cans 1.49 Kellogg Corn Flakes and Post Tostics Package 12 Shredded Wheat, 2 for 25 Crystal White Soap, 10 bars 41 Golden West Tea, pound cartons 67 5 lb. Tin Royal Club Peanut butter .... 1.39 6 boxes Ohio Matches 27 Premium Hams Pound 31 8 to 10 Breakfast Bacon, pound 31 Carnation milk lavge cans $ .10 Case of 48 cans 4.75 Solid Pack Tomatoes, can .20 6 for 1.00 Case of 24 cans ...-. .... 3.97 Solid Pack Corn, can 20 6 cans 1.00 Case of 24 cans , 3.97 June 1 cas, can caj 6 cans 1.00 Case of 24 cans 3.97 Van Allen Sweat Peas, can 25 6 cans 1.40 Case of 24 cans 5.15 Mile High Beans, can 20 6 cans 1.00 Case of 24 cans 3.97 Golden Wax Beans, case of 24 cans ..., 5.15 JStTs .... ll i IT We will Invak ciim-h without imy v tin iliarpt as lon s jou buy 151 rnnn, Koran Illustratien: You con buy O cans or each, Tomatoes, Corn, Peas ami Menus noil average tho cum price or each selected. In icnllty jmi mo billing only (I cans noil getting tho case price, The above prices quoted are for solid pack goods. We also have the cheaper grades if desired. CHERRY BARK COUGH SYRUP Tho most plonsunt tasting, The most effective. Tho most tmtlafnetory rullof for coJdH wo know of. Hafo for ohlldrou na well as adults. Contains no opiates, Lurgor size bottles than most cough romodicu at tho prlco, 50c REED BROS. Hum Oregon 25 lb. box Italian Prunes, 2.48 .25 lb. box French prunes 2.68 25 lb. box Sunmuid Seedless Raisins . 3.23 25 lb. box peaches 3.48 25 lb. box white or black figc 2.G8 Cheaper grades if desired. Rome Beauty, Gano, Winter Bananas, and Jonathan apples, box 2.40 Boxes are repacked beforo they are sent out. Eat Flcshman yeast cakes for health, fresh every day, 2 cakes for 5c. Pound loaves bread, 8c Quick Delivery Service Complete Stocks Of Merchandise (No extra charge) The store of Better Values and better Merc handise WEINSTEIN l Call 10, Grocery BURNS Call 24, Dry Goods iH w 1 . i . Jaggjtr'tf. lmm-. -.