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THR BBNU IIUliLiBTlN, DAILY KD1TION, 1IKND, OIIKOON, TI KMDAV, JANUARY III, 1010
PAQB
Aprons and House Dresses !
Don't fail to see our line of Aprons, House Dresses, Ging
hams, Percales, etc.. before you buy. A complete line to
select from and prices the lowest. Remember-We keep
quality up and prices down.
Ladies' Aprons in Light and Dark Plaids, Stripes, etc. All Sizes and Models.
Ladies' House Dresses in Dark and Light Patterns. We have them for the
Large Ladies. Several Different Models to choose from. '
Ladies' Gingham Petticoats (art stripes) - i. 98c
Ladies' Black Satteen Petticoats .98c--$1.49
36-inch Percales (a real value) 29c
27-inch Dress Gingham (all patterns) .... 25c
27- inch Apron Gingham... :19c
32-inch Zephyr Ginghams (don't miss this) 39c
GET VOL'H
Breakfast, Luncheon
and Dinner
t the
HOTEL ALTAMONT
Bob White
Soap, 5c
J. C. PENNEY CO., Inc.
2 in 1 Shoe
Polish, 10c
197 BUSY STORES
PINEHURST INCLUDED
IN GENERAL STORM
PIXEHURST. Jan. St. A heavy
rain visited this section Wednesday
and Thursrday. thawing the ground
and melting all of the snow and ice
and reminding the farmer that spring
is near.
R. H. Bayley returned front- Port
land Monday where he spent the
week in attendance at the !ir Ration
congress.
Mrs. C. M. Phelps and daughter
motored to Bend Thursday evening
to met Mrs. G. W. Snyder and daugh
ter. Miss Ruth Bayley spent Sunday
at Hill Crest the guest of Miss Nellie
Howell. ' ,
C- H. Spaugh attended the tele
phone meeting in Tumalo Saturday
afternoon.
G. M. Couch was a business visit
or in Bend Saturday evening, return
ing with a new body for his auto
which was wrecked recently.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Phelps were
calling on Harry Simpson at the
headgate Wednesday.
Chas. Spaugh purchased several
head of sheep from Harry Swisher
recently.
Mrs. C. W. Howell returned to
Hill Crest Monday after spending the
week at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Harry McGuire.
Mrs. C. Pederson spent Saturday
afternoon with Mrs. G. M. Couch.
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Couch motored
to Bend Monday where Mrs. Couch
secured medical treatment.
Several of the young people of the
neighborhood attended the club dance
in Tumalo Saturday evening.
Jl. H. Bayley took a load of dressed
hogs to Bend Wednesday.
Melvin Couch attended the meting
In Tumalo, Friday evening for the
organization of a basket ball team. .
Mrs. G. W. .Snyder returned Wed
nesday from a visit with relatives at
Waitsburg, Washington. She was
accompanied home by her daughter,
Lenore, who has spent the past sev
eral months at Waitsburg.
C. H. Spaugh and family were
guests at the James Dawson home in
Plainview, Sunday.
Melvin Couch spent Sunday at the
Pullman home.
Mrs. Lucille Clarkston spent the
wek visiting with her sister, Mrs.
Harry McGuire.
SISTERS FARM LOAN
ASSOCIATION ELECTS
CLOVERDALE. Jan. 21. The
meeting of the Sisters National Farm
Loan Association was held at the
Cloverdale school house on the even
ing of Tuesday, January 14, and the
following officers elected: W. F. Fry
rear, president; C. A. Burnside, vice
president; A. E. Peterson, secretary
and treasurer, with H. C. Miller on
the board of directors.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Beard and
daughters were callers at the Par
berry home on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hodson, F. J.
Burling, Mrs. A. E. Peterson and
Mrs. Harold Kline were business vis
itors in Bend Saturday.
J. A. Aldrich went to Portland on
Saturday with a carload of steers,
and from there made a flying trip
to Corvallis and returned to Clover
dale on the following Monday.
'Mrs. Arthur Templeton and Mrs.
I Irvin Parberry were luncheon guests
I at the Burling home on Saturday.
Mrs. Templeton has just returned to
Sisters from California with her
daughter, Mrs. Ed Spoo, of Sisters.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kline and
Miss Roxy Morse spent Sunday
afternoon at the Ray Abbey home.
The Miller family has been ill with
the flu, but all are rapidly recover
ing. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Van Matre are
ill with the flu.
Ray Abbey was a business visitor
in Sisters on Wednesday.
Mrs. F. W.- Lanu was a caller at
the Harrison home on Saturday.
School commenced last Monday
after a two months' vacation. About
30 pupils are enrolled at present,
and school is running on Saturdays
now to make up for the time lost.
Announcements have been re
ceived by friends In Cloverdale tell
ing of the marriiige of Miss Anna
N'ootnagle, a Sisters girl, to Mr. Otto
Schenck oi Tacoma on January 4.
They will make their home, in Ta
coma. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Parberry were
Sunday callers at the J. B. Fryrear
home on Squaw creek.
Jennie and Dorothy Boyd spent
Sunday with the D. H. Long chil
dren. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Burnside were
callers at the Burling home on Sat
urday afternoon.
The thing that works just as
well at 30 degrees below zero
as at 70 degrees above
INTEREST
Have you a Savings Account
paying 4 interest and per
fect security?
The First National Bank
OF BEND
During his absence to Portland
and Corvallis.- Mr. Aldrich lost two
steers from bloat.
-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burling were
callers at the Burnside home on
Sunday.
Mrs. Templeton spent Friday and
Saturday night at the Skelton home.
Mrs. Burling and Mrs. Irvin Par
berry shopped In Sisters on Friday.
Geo. Cyrus was a Redmond visitor
on Saturday.
Mrs. J. B. Fryrear of Squaw Creek
was visiting at the home of bur son,
W. F. Fryrear, and other relutlves
last week.
Verne Skelton la working at the.
mill In Sisters.
H. C. Miller and son Ivan motored
to Sisters on Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Burling and Mrs. A. E.
Peterson were calling ut the Noot-
nagle home on Wednesday.
Mrs. Arthur Templeton left Tups
day for her home In Corning, Cull
fornia, after a short visit here.
FEEDING CHANGE AT
POWELL BUTTE SEEN
POWELL Bl'TTK, Jan. 21.Thls
year sees a marked change in (he
feeding in the Powell Butte secjlon.
Generally the hay raised hero has
been sent away to market, but this
year hundreds of cattle and sheep are
being fed on the ranches where the
hay was raised. Stock hos been sent
in here for feeding purposes rrom as
far as Klamath and Lake counties
and the Powell Butte country Is fast
becoming a popular feeding ground.
Wurzweilcr and Sons sold to Dan
Clark 203 head of cattle, which were
shipped Into Idaho as feeders lust
week.
A lnreo force of men was called
out last week to clear the ditches' and
laterals of the C. O. I. In order that
the water which hud already been
turned In might get through.
Mrs. Brown is visiting with the
family of her daughter, Mrs. George
Shobert. Mrs. Brown has but re
cently returned from an extended
visit to Vancouver.
Peter Paul's new house is nearlng
completion. The will probably move
in tho last of the week.
Lloyd Burnett and his sister, Miss
Fay Bussett visited in Prineville
Saturday. Miss Bussett will resume
teaching thlB week as she has recov
ered from her recent attack of influ
enza.
Mrs. Stella Shearer returned to
Orewellers mill Sunday,' as little
Ruth has entirely recovered from the
influenza.
We buy Furniture of nil
kinds for cash and sell on
easy terms.
STANDARD FURNITURE CO.
CtuMMrd tilvprtUtnv etry tr luu 10
ecnu for W w.iplB or lt Pr
won! for nil ovr w. All cImIHoO fcUvrlUlft
atrlctly cah In ttlvunrt,.
WANTED
yANTKl) Tho Wales Adding Ma-
criino company w.iiiih a iuku grnuu
local Hales representative on n part
flmo commission basis. Address II.
A. Fisher, district mnnagor, DOS
Alaska BUlif,., Seattle, und state
qualifications. 1S-3G-9C
yAXTKl) High school girl to as
sist with housowom tor ner room
and board. Phone Rod 1 S 1 2.
17-38-7C
YyAN'TKl) Second hand wire.
barbed or not. Aciurcas i. muck-
lunburg. Bend, Ore. 04-33-8p
ANTED Some soft old rags;
must oe gooa snea ana musi ue
clean and soft. Bulletin office.
75-26tfc
FOR RENT
poll KENT Desk room and office
room. Apply Log Cabin Bldg.
lStfc
poll KENT Vory duslrab'.a room,'
good ventilation ana iigni, -ciosn
In; brenkfusts it desired. Write
Box 382. ' 01-32tfc
FOR SALE
FOR HAl.K 1100 (lno wool ewes
young and In good condition. Will
lamb In April. Write or phono
Claude Dunham, Robcrl, Oro.
22-37-41p
Auto Repairing Done f
To All Kinds of Autos f
liRINO IN YOUR CAR FOR OVERHAULING J
Square Deal Auto Repair Shop s
WALL STREET
BUSINESS AND PRO FESSIONAL CARDS.
COLUMBIA SERVICE
STATION
Juv Hiiltxmiin, Prop.
MTOHAUK ll.VITHHV WOKK
4 II It Hcpilll'lllK
Odd John In ,Mi' liiinlriil l.lni'N
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Dr. II. N. MOORE
UKVriHTItY
Hours: 0 : 00-5 : ;I0 ; 7:30-8:30
Sundays 10-1
Tul Black 1071 O Kuno Illdg.
E. O. STADTER
ATTORNEY AT LAW
First National Dank Building
Bund : :- Oregon
R. S. HAMILTON
ATTO It N E Y-AT- L A W
Rooms' 13-16 First National
Bank Bldg. Tul. til
(Dr. Co'l Former Oflle.)
II. II. De ARMOND
LAWYKR
O'Kane Building, Bend, Oregou
llrnil Ixlgn Nil. -iiM Loyal Or
ilrr of Mihwo Meet In Moot
Hall every Thursday. Visiting
brothers are cordially Invited t
attend.
P)K HA LK Ford touring car, $400.
Now, oversize tires, niromuorg car
bureter; first class condition. De
schutes Co. Abstract Co. 86-28tfC
pOIt HALF 6-room houso,.cloBe to
mills; modern except heat; S22D0,
easy terms. Inquire J Ryan A Co.
Al-UOC
poll HALE Four room houses,
close to mills, (1200.00 ench. Easy
terms. Inquire J. Ryan & Co.
32-Btfc
G. C. MORGAN
Attorney t 1jmt
Room 9. O'Kane Building
BEND ... OltKOON
1'UONE BLACK 331
I'or Touring Car or Truck
Buuuud Hand UnoOn Bought
V. I). WILLI A.MHON'
1 Door North of Canuoily's
Dr. R. W. Hcndcrshott
PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON
O'Kano Building '
Hours 10-12, 1-5
W. G. Manning, D. M. D.
DENTIST
Suits 12-14 O'Kano Building
Tel. Black 1781 Bend, Ora.
Trlrphuii. R! j;i U'Kaur lllilg
Dr. E. E. CRAY
. DENTIST
Maun 9.00 la 12 .001:00 to 5
DR. ANNA RIES-FINLEY
Oilica and Roudmc 29 Orrgoa Slicrt
oppoui Public Library
Ph-n. 22SI
Women and Childrca t Srwcialljr
M. A. PALMER
Cabinet Maker and llullder,
Jobbing
Franklin St., rr-ar of Irrigation
Co.'l old building.
Tinning- and 3reet Metal
,WM. MONTOOMKItY.
Furnases, 8poutlng. Guttering,
, Cornice and Hkyllght
Repairing promptly attended to
Prims rleht. work guitrnnti.ed
pOB HALK B-room house, east aide
of river, close to mills. Modern
except heat. $1800, terms. Inquire
J. Ryan & Co. 30-6tfc
LOST
SETTLERS TO MEET
AT LOWER BRIDGE
LOWER BRIDGE, Jan. 20. Mrs.
C. F. HosklnB entertained Wednes
day afternoon Mrs. R. 8. Towne, Mr.
A. 3. Holmes, Mrs. Fred Wultoru,
Mrs. Joe Howard, Fern Walters and
Mrs. Frank Newbold. The ladles de
cided the old settlers of Lower
Bridge would entertain the new set
tlers at dinner at 1 o'clock Friday,
January 24. There also will be a
meeting of the Farm bureau on the
same afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Newbold entertained
for dinner Sunday Mr. and Airs.
Young and T, J. Quigley.
Frank Chapman and Jerry Gronz
kreugor went to filstera Wednesday
for stock.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Young, who rented
the Mllburn placo, have bought an
80-acre ranch two miles from Red
mond, to which they "will move soon
Darwin Walters and Marlon Hos-
klns were In Redmond Saturday.
O. E. Stadlg returned Sunday from
Portland, where he was attending
tho Irrigation congress.
Frank Chapman took a lond of
grain to Fullers to grind Friday.
Chapmnns oro feeding a carload of
steers which they expect to turn off
in about three weeks.
T. J. Qulgloy, Frank Newbold nnd
Mr. Young were Redmond visitors
Monday.
John Stone is working for L. A
Hunt during his absence In Portland
John Stuff sold his stump puller to
John Scott.
Joe Howard -was In Redmond on
jOST Two fox hounds, 2 months
old, mule and female. Female
black on bnck, tan sldea, .feet und
head, white under neck and breust;
male black with tan feet. Return or
notify Otto Olson, 69 McKay Ave.,
Bend, and get reward. 21-37p
MISCELLANEOUS
fAKKN IT Came to my place, 7
miles east or uena, auout .no v. i,
1918, one muley roan cow and calf
and ono red, white-face, two-year-old
steer with horns. None of animals
have brands that nre visible except
steer has right oar cropped. Owner
may have said stock by proving and
paying oxponBes. 11. J. Overturf,
Bend, Ore. 19-37c
Daily Market Report.
(Furnished by arramrffroent with th
Central Oregon Uank.)
NORTH PORTLAND, Jan. 21.
One hundred cattlo received. Mar
ket steady.
Prime atonrg $12.60 14; good to
choice, til 12; medium to good
S9.50fl10: fair to medium, S8.60ft
9.60; common to fair, S7.508.no;
choice cows nnd holfers, $10 11;
good to choice, $9.50 10.60; me
dium to good, 18.60 H.Z5; fair to
medium, $0.607.60; cannors, $3.60
6; bulls, $69; calves, n.0u
13; Blockers and feeders, $0.60
8.60.
Unit Market.
Two hundred hogs received. Mar
kot ateady.
Prime mixed, $lfl.80t7; me
dium mixed, $10.60 in. 76; rough
hoavy, $16lf; pigs, $1416.26;
bulk of salos, $10.80.
Hlieen Market. '
No sheep received. Market stoady,
Prime lambs, $13.75 14.60: fair
(o medium lumbs, $9 11; yeurlingn
$10(11.60;-wethers, $9 10; awes,
SAVE YOUR HAIR
by taking clectrlcnl treatments
at Mrs. Mullnr's, O'Kane Bldg.,
Room 28. Olvo a trial lo Nlkk
Marr Prcparatlona and you will
not qu't them any more.
O'Kane Bldg. Room 28. l'honeR.I70l
PACIFIC EMPLOYMENT CO.
"AlWAYI AT TOUR SlRVICt"
Help of all kind Furnished Free
to Employera
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Carlson & Lyons
I'LU M lilNO
& HEATING
Plumbing nnd ncating- Supplies,
Hath lloom Accessories, etc.
Vipc, Valves
und Fittings
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Cool Weather Drinks
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Omco Union Club
DR. TURNER,
Eye HpcclnllMt
Is now located In Bond perma
nently with new equipment
Offlco with Thorson, tho
Jewolor, as formorly.
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