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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-28
OGCLNE STRATY w WOJ-
ME.
Londyn, %. lutego.

AOlLuyh' ~. Ae1NSo' '''"'N
y zabitycll i zmarfych wsNutek
wojny Swiatowcj wynoszq, We
dug Cbliczcn Manchester Guar
dian ~przeszlo siedmnascie / pol
miliona. Aliarci stracili piec / pol
miliona. opr0cz Znacznych oflar
W irancuskiej cywilnej ludnoSci
Straty Centralnych wynosza
przeszlo 100000. Pneumonia /
influenza Z powodu wojny zabra-
iy 4 miliony ofiar. Turcy wymor-
dowali t miliony Armenczyk6w,
Syryjczyk6w, Grek6w .zydow.
300.CC0 umarfo l. powodu chorob
W armii wEoskiej ma froncic. Mi
ion ScrbGw zginelo cd ma$akr,
gIodu i chor6b. Nierlicckic nury
pcchlonely 800 neutralnych.
CLEMENCEAU PREY PIRACY
Paryz. %. lutego. - Wczoraj
premier Clemcnceau wziq} udz!at
W obradach k]onfcrcncyi alianckiej
przez pol godziny, oSwiadczajac,
&c ma przyszIy tydzieh obejmle Z
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-28

tire. Otto Jest dobry srodek, Ktory
Sesz vypr0bOwaG 4 wtasneso I"
wolenia / to LupeInie darnfo.
- W podTSojnSm ceLtI
~--Sds Fierwszym I n~atgiownle1-
$50 csIsm Plapao-Pads jest, re raE
n~rzyyozone ciagle p~rzylegala 90 oa1s-
bionych muskulow l PREY .;.-
dycyne TAX zwane PlaPao' ktOTa 20
AZ wSasciwosci sciagatsce ktora
"-sDin ze ~skiadnikami msdycyno-
yymi cgepiaceJ sic masy dztata ku p9oc
myETzsniu cyrkulacyi krwi,
w ten sposoo nuskuiy 80
lac ia do normalnego stanu shy ! 81
5xstosci Wtedy dopiero, q ME przeaIenh
LSsNo sfs spodziewaG Enikntecie rup-
tury- Poyvt0reI Bsdac samo p~rLytse"Sf
as1i reIen zapobieEantas zsuwanla slS
cGSYsnka, ~Plapao-Pads okaZaty sig we"
Dyr czynnikien W utrzynl note
ki6ret pas utrzymae sc ME hoIs
- I-SgF s-a~vea { rIio4Tch z,HWlah
1-rFI ur~gsdnIEtEm r~uowaSnioH5 III
~ -fIf-r.-t4 pryySIsEi. prtyslfsSt -,
e. plzUao-FsGs vylec7y&y zen 0pu:,S
~. E.E- uE.ErtyC 2 t.cn rnpttr S!tS
.~lzo groESA ssaaIe 1 oafdzo HUa
&c S,sust.nnle czynne dzich I nos.
wazra wlasciwO[cia leczenia ?
pads fest, re stosUnkowo trivia tyLho
krotko do osi2Sniecia S I1sfan-
"a nrzez "a godzin ma dobe. Wiee
NIena niedogodnosct. tadne1 niewy-
SoSv T. zadnegO bolu. Kazdej chwil,
Sdy spisz hub pracuJesz, ten ooshohaiy
sScdsis nieTidzialnie wpata " muskuiy
SnSie zycie i SHY, ktors TO SHY 50 tym
musIuiom brzusznym potrZeons soy
moTIy utrzymac wnetrznosci w srooku
brzucha bez sztucznej zewnstrzne1 poo-
PIapno-PAds wytlomaczone;
Zasady, ma kt0rych Plapao-Paos prs.
rpis. moza Iatwo bye zrozumiahe. Coy
sic spogladnie ma w
1 sdy sic p:zeczyta 0S'AS
PIanao-Pnd jest zrobiony silnego
xtstEfego m~ateryaiu ,,E', ktoreso &C.
Cha test zastosowanie sic DO ruenow
cia{a I zupelna wygoda W n~oszeniu-
STa%,e+rzna lego strona jest lepka, po-
dabnie lax plaster (aezkolwiek roznt
sic on Cd plastra). CO zapo0iega. oy
sz6lenko b" zsuwaio sic 2 mie1sea-
Jest to ten powiskszony' k0AlsS'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-28
TsIegTamy .%zagTanIczne.
Dokonczenie re STRONGLY l

szedi jeszoze do porozumietlia co
do ogtoszenia republiki sowietow
w Bawaryi, przeciwko czemu usil
RE protestuja socyalisci umiarko-
wani. Propozycya ia ME spotyka
sic podobno u proletaryatu bawar
skiego z takiem uznaniem jak z
poczatku. Oznacza1oby to zupei-
re zerwanie z rzaden narodo-
wynn. Kongres monachijski jed
max powziaf caiy szereg radykal-
nych uchwal, a miedzy inneml
dat wIadze komisarzowi mlesz--
kan, IL moze zajac palace, willie,
baraki i oddac je do rozporzadze-
MIA robotnikom. Pisma niesocya-
listyczne musza og}aszac propa-
gande proletaryatu, a pisma kle-
rykalne maja gtosic ateizm. 10
Scio}y maja bye zamienione ma
swiatyr1ie do gfoszenia wszelklch
dogmatow i wierzeii. Powszech-
ME sadza, re takie rozPorzadze--
MIA w kraju Scisle katolickim, ia
kim jest Bawarya, wywo1a star
Gle miedzy radykaiami a kosclo-
lem. Dzien wczorajszy przeszedi
spokojnie w Monachium. Po-
grzeb Eisnera odbyf sic wSrod O.
kaza}ych demonstracyi. DR.. Will
helm Muehlon, by&y dyrektor ia
bryk Kruppa, przybyl do Mona
chium i naradza sic z socyalista-
mi W sprawie utworzenIa nowego
ministervum.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-28

paniami ma bye zadccydowana.
Kompanie widocznic obawlala
sic nastepstw, aczkolwick przy-
zna}y, re stanowa komisya "'yli-
tow publicznych ma naJWyzSz2
wladze mad kotnpaniami utylltow
prfbliczpych.
Prick. stan. Hoyne wczoraj
zaatakowal wydD;af Powiatowy'
II be- lego wicdzy i zezwolenla
obciql apropryacyc ma wydatkl
lego biura o - Froccht.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-28

sic W hotelu Huntington w Pa
sadena, Kalifornia, dokad sic H.
dab, azcby sic leczyc ma cllorobe
scrcowa. Przyjaciele lego saba,
re gra w golf, kt6rej mu lckarz
zabronii, byla powodcm Smierci.
- W1amywacz, przebrany "a O.
ficcra marynarki, wczoraj wszcdf
Go ki!ku mieszah w dystrykcic
policyjnym Summerdalc i zabrat
hizuterye wartosci kilku set do
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-28
ze Szko}yP.Ne-
ringowej.

Wieczor rozmaitosci urzadzony
przez pania Agnieszke Nering.
zeszlej niedzieli, W auditorium
sw. Stanislawa Kostki, przyspo-
rzyf ia fundusz ola Polski stme
$10S.20. Ogolnego przychodu by
10 $177.40, a niezbedne wydatki
wynosily 1920. Czysty doch6d
W sumie $1OS.20 ziozysa PAM Ne
ring ma rece KS. Frarciszka DEM
binskiego, probos1cza ma Stani--
siawowie, naczelnika lokalnego
Komitetu ola zbierania ofiar ma
potrzebe Ojczyzny.
Zeszio-niedzielny wiecz6r ~roz-
maitoSci PAM A. Nering talk og6l-
ME sic spodobal, re ma wyrazne
liczne zqdania, caly program be-
die powtorzony W przyszla ME
dziele, dnia Ego marca, o godzinie
$50 popoiudniu, w sail wykiado-
wei Szpitala Polskiego Matki
Rozej Z Nazareth, PREY ulicach n.
Leavitt i Haddon. Dochod poi
die ma umeblowanie pokoju re-
kreacyjnego ola chorych dzieci.
Wszyscy wystepujacy, a wzgle
dnie uczenice i uczniowie szkoly
PAM Nering proszeni So ma probe
dzisiaj Wv piatek) wieczorem o
godzinic 80, do sail wyk}adowej
W Szpitalu Polskim. Wejscie cd
Haddon avenue.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-28
Darrno ola Cierpia-
cych ma Rupture.

noe CIERPIACYCH DosTANA PLAPAo DARM0 IA ROB S Sn1 r ~ ~ d
OsCIAZAC swEGO zYCfA DokUCZAIACfM fAsEM ufiUhNi"
-. vspaniaiomyane oferte zrobR san ktory przylesa 40 aaoionyycn ~, muA2 ~.
wvnalazca tj cudowne metody pracn- low l KtO.S "po"Ns@ NV" "S
5acej przez ane1 In gOS6w abv sic oNa- B" lest czoenko formowane " ten
tecznie pozbye msc@ego pasa EuPefhe s sopSo ~. S wmHsSuwaarIm lie wpetrEnoSci
TO me- niebezptecznych operacyL pofsay "E% w" ~ rmnTSnn 81
Me phacI sic mic / q nrsIGna IT. az - 80 u%e S
,on rtSrUvn apisZa poSe pa stuart Zoiornlk,A Zpirnh nASeh0S V' nv
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-28
POGRZEB POL
SKIEGO w CHICAGO.

Poerzeb Aleksandra Kornackie-
60, zolnierza polskiego z obozu W
Niagara on the Lake, odbedzie
sic W sobote 1go marca, O godzl-
ME 9tej rano, z domu pogrzebo--
wego p. Kor1eniowskiego ma
Kantowie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-28
INNE IADoMO sCI
MIEJSKIE.

- Wczoraj W Najwyzszym
Trybunale Stanow Zjednoczo-
Chester Cleveland, specyal-
ny doradzca miejski wniosl odpo-
wiedz w imieniu miasta, zwalcza-
jaca starania hompanii tramwajo'
wych wycofania sic &c sprawy,
W ktorei wiadza miasta mad kom-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-28

t%rzymania sic w Estonii zawiod}
zupelnie. Powiodi sic natomiast
ich plan zajmowania i organize
wanna terytoryum ewakuowanc--
so stopniowo przez Niemccw ma
zachodzie. jak row7niez plan zaje-
cia Ukrainy i wy7parcia antybol--
szewickiej armii >ochotnik6w i ko-
zak6w poza Don. Me zdolali ma
tomia5t utrzymac polnocnej cze-
sci Kaukazu ! jcgo port6w. ktore
2najduja sic W posiadaniu gene
raia Dcnikine. Ma wschodzie pla-
nowali dwic kampanie: przeciw-
10 Orenburgowi, ktora sic i'm IL
dala i przcciwko Ekaterynburgo-
wi, gdzic zostali pobici.
Archangielsk, %. lutego. -
Bolszcwiki podje!i ma tronclc
murmanskim atak ia nowo zdo--
byte pozycyc Aliantow PREY po-
mocy zbrojnego pociagu, atak ich
jcdnak zoStai odparty Z ciezkic--
mi Stratami.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-28
SZWAJCARYA STRZEZE


Geneva, %. lutego. Rad
szwajcarski wzmocni} z~nacznie
strazc w~ojskowe mad granica ba-
warskq / badehSkq Z powodu roz-
ruch0w. jake w tych dw6ch zasz-
" w dniach oStatnich. Depesza do
Journala Z Mona
chium m6wi, zc sytuacya w stoli-
bawarskiej jest bardzo napre--
iona. Wszyscy arystokratyczni
oficcrowie pulkGw kawaleryi w
AIonachium zostali uwiezieni. Me
przyjeto kaucyi "a ksiecia .Ioachi-
ma, najmiodszego Syna by'ego &C.
sarza Wilhclma, jak rGwnicz ksie
ca Leopolda bawarskiego, ktorzy
"a pod arcsztcm jake przewodcy
rrrh, acknowledgements.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-28

spr6brjcie to M moi kosEt. Me po-
syYaicie pieniedZy. Chce was prZekonad
moim wiasnyrn kosztem, re mozecie po-
konac rupture.
Gdy osiabione muskuiy o~dzyskaJa fen
sire / elastycznOSc; gdy ia bolesna 1 ME-
beZpRecZna protruZya zginie: gdy uczu-
Gle S~sciagania ma dor mimic zupefnis
bezpowrotnie; gdy o~dzyskasz swa sire;
~5ywotnosc, energie I mszaosc; gdy
Twoj wyglsd poprawi sic pod katdym
wzgledem tax. te Twoi p~rzyjaciele ma
wet zwroca ma to uwags
Wtedy bedziesz wiedziai. ze TwoJa
ruptura Jest pokonana - l bedziesz mi
5zczerze wdziecznym "a to, Re Gle ska.
liaIem do prZyjecIa terax tel cudowneJ
Iarmowej probkL
Pisxeie dzisiaj o te bezpiatna probke.
~Przekonajcie sic osobiscie 0 Jego war
Josci. Me posyiaj zadnych pienieozy'
Zdyz pr0oka ME kSaEtgje Was ME-. y
note O. prEynlei9 lepsse EdrOwie, kto-
Q wazy wiscej. nii szezere 'ElOto. PrzyJ-
nIiJ &c darmowa ,,probe" dEisiaJ, q przex
Gale zycie bedziesz Eadowolony, ze sko
rZystaies z tel oferty. Napiszcie pocztow
Ike, Tub ~wypeiniicie ten kupon dIistaJ,
a odwrotns pocxta otrsymacie wolns
probe PIapao . ksiazec1ka pana Stuarta
ksIszeczka wyjasnia, W 5aki sposob Ia
metoda otrsymais dyplom ! zostafa wy
nagrodzons xf6tym medRlem W Rsymie
4 pierwsza nagrode w Parytu, ! kazdy
cferpiacy na to stfaszna ufomnoSc po-
winien posiasc to ksiazke.
5000 cxytelnik6w moas otrzymae TO
l~eczenie darmowe. Popyt Eapewne be-
die olbrzymI, ably wiec ME doznRc IA
wodu, pisz zarax.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-28

dycyna prawie Gu
downa o wiasciwo-
sciach ~sciagajacych.
q chwila. gdy ia
medycyna ogrZewa
sic przez ciepio cia-
la, stale sic ona
piynna wycieka
wowczas z otworu
o~znaczonego literS
&C" 1 wpaja sic
przez otwory poro-
a w ciaio, celem
w~zmocnienia musku
low 4 zamkniec!a
otworu rupture We
go. IF" Jest TO ten
dlugi koniec Pla-
pno-Pad, ktory pray
lepia sic M koso
biodrowa, gdyt ia
kosc bedac twards
czescla cziowieka,
dodaje ~Plapao-Pa-
-- --
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-28

~dostateczps nose
Plapao be5 ko9ztu'
abys mogl je calko-
wfcis w~yprooowac.
"a te prooke ME
ulaci sic mic AMI te-
RAJ. ami pozniej.
PrEeatah nOSie pas.
:. TAX, przeStancle
nosic pas, gdyz via
domem a Jest 2
wlasnego doswiad-
czenIa, re pas ma
rupture jest tylSo
czem6 e~kwnowem'
hub falszyva podpo-
"a pred walacyn
sic murem, Sdyz
paa eyr-
kuIaeye XVII, pod
kOyuje tyIkO zdro-
vie ~eIerpIRceSo. -
Dlaczegoz vice ia
les noSic Pas ma rup
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-28
powrotem prezesure honSreSl
EPIDEMIA w ROSYI.

EPIDEMIA w ROSYI.
Warszawa, %. lutcgo. - po-
wodu epidemii i roznych chor6b
grasujaeych w Moskwie i W in,
nych' wiekszych miastach Rosyi'
teatry i opery beda prawdopodob-
ME zamkniete. Me wyjdzic to ma
dobre bolszewikom, ktorzy' Cd
tych czynnikow, a zwiaszcza cd
kobiet ~otrzymywali wiele popar-
cia.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-05-31
Batteries repaired properly. Jack
McGuire

Batteries repaired properly. Jack
MCGUIRE.
Harvey Marx spent a few days in
town this week.
Are there any names missing? Read
page four.
Chester Smith is now employed in
the county assessors ONCE. ~
Mr., and Mrs. Ira Mahon and their
little daughter were in town yester-
day.
DIR. Smith performed an operation
on J. s. Jays at the Haines hospital
last Wednesday afternoon.
j. X. Jenkins was In from his
ranch in the STEMS Mountain section
this week looking after business in
terests.
MOWERS, RAKEs, BUCKS AND
BINDING TWINE--SEE VEIN
STEMS AT LAwEN BEFORE YOU
BUY.
Lost--Auto tool kit south of Ex-
permint station on Crane Burns road
Finder please return to S. n. Bolton,
Crane, Oregon. 2t
Come In and see the bakery goods
We don't keep 1t on display in the
window because the sun dries It out
rapidly.--Page's Sweet Shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Stallard and their
two children were over from their
home on Otis Creek few days thi3
week visiting with Mrs. Stallard's s
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Cawlfeld
X. J. Williams was over from Silver
Creek the other day. He stated things
were moving along In their irrigation
piOPOoibioh DuN iHdt ~ wan
slow.
Sheriff Goodman and James Shep-
ard returned the first of this week
from Salem where they had been as
delegates to the l. o. o. +. Grand
Lodge. The boys report fine meet
ing and were pleased to announce
that they were successful In electing
NJ. II. Biggs of Prineville Grand
Warden. "Dick" formerly resided In
this city and Harney Lodge members
feel he belongs to them to some ex-
tent.
A reasonable reward will be paid
for information leading to the recov-
cry OF a white faced Hereford bull
branded JP on right ribs also TX on
one hip and Q on the other; marked
waffle behind the right ear.-James
Gard, Ssddlebutte, Oregon.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-05-31

Maurlne for Mfady's Beauty
Welcome Pharmacy
WEiNSTEIN'S AT LAWEN IS
DOING THE BUSINESS. WHY?
Try our banana cream pies. They
are delicious. Pages Sweet Shop. II
Judge II. G. Levens was visitor
TO Boise for few days returning
home the fore part OF this week.
Mrs. r. A. Rogers and little child
arrived here last week to join Mr..
Rogers. who is in charge OF l.. L..
Noonchester's furniture store.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. s. Weittenhll
and their son Leland, accompanied
by Mr.. Rose, one of the returned
soldier boys who Is In the employ OF
the family on the big farm east OF
this city. were among the out-of-
town citizens to be present at the
Memorial service held at the Liberty
yesterday.
Mrs. e. y. Reed and Mrs. Wisdom
left yesterday on route to Enterprise
where they 20 as delegates to the
Baptist Association. They will stop
at Baker on their way out to visit
with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Cary were
over from Crane Creek on visit
with relatives and friends during the
week
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-05-31
THE FENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF
THE NAZARENE.

Sabbath school 10 A. NJ.
Preaching, IL A. M.
Young Peoples Meeting z r. NJ.
Preaching s +. NJ.
Wednesday evening prayer meeting
1880.
Bible study class Friday evening.
1880.
REV. GEO. WARD. Pastor.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-05-31
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY

Services Mt 1I:0e o'~Iock.
The Testimonial Meeting, Wednes-
day at 1880 P. NJ.
The reading room In the church
Edifice. is open ON Tuesday and FRI
day from 2 to 4 P. M.
Sunday School meets on 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 sevices and to the Read
ing Room.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-05-31
.ysafIy eAgRca 4
The First Baptist Church.


Sunday. April 9Th, 1919.
Sunday school beginning at 9:45,
A. NJ.
Preachingat IL o'clock.
Subject:
What God Would Have Us Seek.
Evening worship beginning at s
p. NJ.
Subject: y.fftft
BE Sure Your Sin Will Find You
Out.
Prayer meeting on Thursday even
ing OF each week.
Everybody is invited to attend the
services.
JOHN +. MoBIEY, Pastor.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-05-31


4 WEINsTEIN's AT LAWEN SERVE I
THE PEOPLE.
oats, barley and wheat for sale at
\ Perry's Barn.
For Sale-Single harness and light |
Il buggy. Inquire of Simon Lewis. 2-t
/ Djer Kiss Toilet Preparations.--
\ Welcome Pharmacy.
/ Battery and electrical repair work,
oxy-acetylene welding. Jack Nc
Il CURE.
Is his name there? Turn to page
four and read the Honor Roll advcr-
tisement
Mrs. A, c. Volmer has returned to
Burns and will make her home here
for the present
Two new cottages for rent. New
Ford truck for sale. ilave Larty 10
buy ranch. j. f. Rounseyelle,
Burns.
Mrs. j. T.. Si2emore and her child
rem were In town for Memorial day.
Mr.. Sizemore was in earlier In the
week.
For Sale SS5 victrola and "a
double records. Perfect condition.
Price $25. Phone B60 or address
BOX 24s, Burns. 4
Dr. Smith operated on Geo. Duns-
more last Thursday at the Iiaines
hospital and he was later removed
10 the Firoved hospital. whore he is
reported as doing fine.
Smith Crane reports that ha is Sc
curing large number of horses for
the range horse sale the fore part OF
liz st muAth in Omaha. He will ohip
a train load OF them.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. J. Williams were
in from their Silver Creek home ,
yesterday TO visit with relatives and
lTieHuS anu W NC pItheHt at tHc
Memorial exercises.
Mrs. y. II. Smyth and her son
Rye ("Hungry") and Mrs. Corey !
9myth and little son were In town
yesterday to attend the memorial day
exercises and visit friends
Mr.. and Mrs. N. II. Voegtly have 1,
been In town during this week. Mrs.
Voegtly having come in TO be inItiat- q,
ed In the Eastern Star. Nick reports
business. good.
Red Cross members who have sew
ing machines or other articles in the
workroom over N Brown 4 Sons
store are requested to have them re- d.
moved by June 1st. as the room must
he turned over to the owners on II
that date. Mrs. J. w. Geary, Sec d
retary. tn1t
e. Jacobson, the old time CONNER
cial man who has been representing C
the J. X. Gill Co. for 80 many years.
was here calling upon his customers 4
and friends the first OF this week. He Il
drove In with his big touring car and
makes the territory in much less time
than in the old days when he had to
stage Il all over the Central Oregon
country.
Mrs. II. A. Pearce and four little
children were In town this week for
short visit coming up particularly
for Memorial day. Mrs. Pearce is
brave little woman who is trying to
do her duty toward her little brood
and make things go on her home
stead. She was a caller in this Of
flee while in town.
Miss Helen Sayer expects To take
her departure next Saturday for Spo-
kane where she goes to take posi-
ton as private secretary and stem
ographer for j. l.. Gault who Is man
ager OF big stock bank concern.
Miss Sayer has been with the First y
National Bank of this city for several :
years, having entered that institution :
upon completing her school course
and therefore has had much eyper-
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-05-31
LOCAL


George NJ. Johnson was in town
from Silver Creek yesterday.
Piano for sale. Inquire at Mrs.
Paul Locher's residence in Burns.
QUALITY, QUANTITY AND SER
VICE AT WEINSTEIN'S AT LAWEN.
Born--Wednesday, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Austin Cummings, at the Firoved
hospital, a daughter.
Grant Reynolds will grease your
windmill for you during the summer
Call phone No. G147. tt
It would be a shame II his picture
and record we're left out of the Hon
or Roll. Read the list of names on
page four.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Page, accom-
panied by Mrs. Pages mother Mrs,
Beckley, were in on land business
the first part of this week.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
BURNS. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
100000. THE BANK THAT
MAKES YOUR 8 8 81 S SAFE"
ACCOUNTS INVITED.
II did rain some and then IL turned
cold. Too cold for comfort OF the
fruit that was setting on the trees
so well.
Mrs. A. A. Upton has been in the
city for several days visiting with
friends. Mr. Upton came in Thurs
day but remained but short time
as he is busy with shearing duties
and wool shipments
John Walkup and wife and little
daughter, Will Walkup and Jimmie
Walkup are all here. Each OF the
boys were in the service, Will seeing
eleven months service over in France.
Jimmie, the youngest served in the
navy. They are here visiting former
friends and looking after some bust
ness affairs. They are not decided
whether they will remain at present
or not
n h
the week looking after his real estate.
Mr.. Elkin has a homestead and was
In to make final proof on a desert,
so now has more land in this Valley.
He hopes the oil well proves as big
thing as we anticipate as then he
will have some good property that
will bring him a competency dur
ing his declining years. We hope
with Mr.. Elkin.
j, s. Smith. connected with the
Internal Revenue Office at Portland,
is in this section looking after affairs
in his line OF duty. He will visit all
parts of the county aiding men in
working out their income tax propos-
itions and looking into other matters
in which his Office is concerned such
as war tax, etc. Mr. Smith is
brother-in-law to j. r. Gould, our
old and respected citizen, and while
in town makes the Gould home his
stopping place.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-05-31
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
B. S. Hughes, Pastor.

b. s. Hughes, Pastor.
Sunday school at 10 A. NJ.
Preaching Services at II a. nj.
Children's Day will be observed on
Sunday morning. June Sth, at II a.
n. You are invited to all services.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-05-31
IMPORTANT TO HORsEMEN

Smith Crane has changed
the date of shipment of
horses consigned TO the
Range Horse Sale from
June q to June o. This
Is for the benefit OF horse
men, In order to place
the stock In good pasture
close to market to fresh
en- up and rest before en-
tering the market pens.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-29
Extra Special
- - De - 50.

SIS Satin de Luxe Sl9s.
A Satin just the weight for Summer wear,
a beautiful, soft, drapy high luster fabric.
The right heaviness for Summer wear.
Shown in more than fifty shades, includ-
ing all the novel shades of the season.
This $40 value, Easter CT nE
Special Tor Oh -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-29

The demand for these favored and favorits ma
terials Of silk never changes, except 70 take
leaps forward. Because their soft delicacy is
becoming women VIII always want them Ideal
they are for hot weather, cool and giving the
effect Of unruffled coolness to the happy Eearer.
in this offering OF many different grades We
display all the shades you mighs inquire for.
EXTRA sPEUAL-s2oO Crspo de Chine, 40
inches in width, Easter Sale price $3.50. (ses
Special Purchase item-l
SOS Crepe de Chine With the extra weight
required for your dresses. The shade you desire
is not missing. This Is an Easter Special for
s1.s5.
$500 Crepe Meteor and Crepe de Chine shown in
both street and evening shades. A most popular
quality, with the right heaTiness for your dress.
Easter Special, S2.45.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-29
Moon Go Meteor

As beautiful as its name. Soft, light, With a
sort of star luster finish that fascinates you
Desirable for cool Summer wear. Worth s4.00
Easter sale Special, Ss-5s.
$3.50 Satin Meteor. A fabric that drspes ez-
quisitely. Highly finished, soft, lovely. An the
shades for your choosing. An Easter six Sale
Special SOS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-29
Satin Messdline

So inch Messaline shown in all shades worth
sl25, Special Easter Sale price, ssc.
80 inch Satin Messaline, a superior quality.
heavy enough for street wear Beautiful finish
shown in over 100 shades. Sells regularly az
500. Easter Sale price, s1.59.
$500 Dress Satin, 40 inches wide An che
wanted shades to choose from, Special Easter
sale price, S245-
$3.50 and 500 Charmeuse IS shown IN the de-
sired shades. This is beautiful merchandise,
of wonderful value. Faster Sale price, S7es.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-29
GeOrgeHe Crebes
Watch The Remnant Table

In of this kind the Remnant accmuaion are necessarily
large you Will watch the Remnant Table you will find some most
desirable silks suitable lengths for Chdns Dresses BOu and
other Spring garments.