Till H.HIUV. I)K( K.MI1KII Ifl, 1020.
rnooK T)i'?tTT jonmi.
Kd Hlaytm and Mrs. Anna Adums
left Monday night lor 1'ortlund, be
lli! celld to that city on account of
the sttrloue llluiss of Mr. Blayton,
who ho been In 111 ln'alih for noma
months. !
Wlllerd Wlrts, N. G, Wallace. I).
M. Uraham, Goo. Hrnlr. Jar Vpton
and M, K. Brink were among the lo
cal attorneys to spnnd a few daya In
Muiluii the first of Hid week attending-
circuit court. , '
Former school miit.s of Zclda Wi
ner will bo lnlnnit(id to know that
she wua operated on. thla week for
appi'iidlcltls, In Portland. She la
tlin oldest daughtur of Mr. Frank
Winer, -who formerly lived In this
city.
, Mra. Dorothy Cowne left for her
home In Vortlaud Sunday, after an
Mtendml visit with bur aunt, Mm.
Jay Upton. Mrs. Cowne made muny
friends while In Prlnevlllo, and ha
. been extensively entertained during
her stay here. '
Duffy Knorr wai a visitor in town j
from Terrebonne this week. He Is
becoming well known throughout
(his part of the country as a boxer,
and will engage In a bout with Joe
llofs of Portland at the Legion bouts
tomorrow night.
1 The Deschutes Power Company has
been replacing the old and worn out
poles In and around town with now I
cedar poles, which were shipped In
' from Washington. They are also
sending a load to Redmond and one
to Madras.
Mrs. 8. W. Bnbcock and little
daughter Maxine. returned from Mc
Mlniivllle Sunday evening, after be-
. Ing away several weeks at the bed
side of her brother who was injured
in an auto wreck, She states that
lie lias been removed from the hospl-
, tul. and la believed to be out of dan
er. The Shumla Club bad their meet
Ing lust Tuesday at the home of Mrs.
, Charles Kdwards. Tbe mala attrac
tion of the afternoon was a Christ
mas tree, shining with tinsel and
other ornaments, and laden with
gifts. Each Shumla brought a gilt
for someone else, and these were
numbered. Every member drew a
number and received the gift to cor
respond. During the afternoon, the
hostess gave a sketch of tbe life f
Christ, and Mrs. J. II. Rosenberg
' told a Chrstmua stor. Refresh
ments carrying out the Holiday spir
it were served.
I YOU CANT BEAT THIS- FOR A
j XMAS; PRESEOTr -"
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OFFICE
ROOMS
Modern, well-lighted
Brick Building
Good Location
Rates Reasonable
SEE
Dr. A. W. Grater
Benton Block-Phone Red 771
PRINEV1LLE OREGON
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Dr. and Mra. Horace Belknap of
Nampa, Idaho, will arrive In town on
the 24th to spend tbe Holidays In
I'rlnevllle. While here Dr. Horace
will assist bis father with a number
of operations, and other details of
his pructlce.
Mrs. Lola Rhodes left on the ev
ening train for Bend yesterday, for
a visit with her aon at that place.
Mr. and Mrs. Lake Bethtell took
their bouse guests. Mrs. Lucretm
Woods, Miss Roma Woods and Mivs
Gertrude Woods who are visiting
them from Iowa, to Bend last Tuur
duy, on a shopping trip and sight
seeing tour.
George Meyer. Prlnevlllo's well
known undertaker, arrived ho me
Sunday from a business trip to Port
land. He said that Portland had a
miniature billiard for a tow minutes
on Monday with lots of snow and
wind and cold, and that he was glad
to get back where there was a little
sunshine to take the edge from the
cold weather.
The fifth grade room, taught by
Miss Marlon Allen, won the big flag
given to the room having the moat
people present at the prolif meeting
at the Methodist Church last Thurs
day night. Twenty-two jple wha
were present voted K? fills room j
The sixth grade room, taught by ;
Miss Louise Young, was second, with
20 present, due to their efforts.
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FURNITURE
Are always
We are busy this
week moving into
our larger new
quarters, but we
always have time
to care for the re
quirements of our
friends and have
a large assortment jjl
or appropriate
goods to pick from
ai prices mac are -&r&r
Li. I J . 1
riuiii rviicrs pr rf- r
fore-the-war prices, settees, rockers and complete
living room furniturre. Let us help you make a
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Pedestal Floor Lamps
. In many shades and designs be
sides a large assortment of table
lamps. Also high quality trunks
and bags in many styles. Baby
cabs, high chairs arid child's beds.
Bend Furniture Co.
BEND - - OREGON
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Appreciated
: t x Noi 'r: a
bed room, dining ropm and
selection.
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