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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
T. J, Dairy of I.nkiivlnw In In Ihu
city.
Fi i'il All mull nirlvnd In Ileiid Inst
nlitlil from' IiIh homo In IIih iih.
Khi'i irr H. K. ItoliiirlM hint ri'ltii'iicil
In llund from u short (rip In (u Ilia
IIKIUIltillll.
Kyolf Cornell iihmui Iihivch ton I K )
for ICiik'iiiu to iittmiil thu I'lilvorslly
Of drngon.
Kulhur llnlliir. Ili'lld of Mill Ciillio
lie church nl IlurinlHlon, In inukliiK u
brief vliilt In llnnil.
Ml Jiuilci'o Simpson litis returned
to llnnit from u llinia-iluy vImH ut
Portlunil uml ('orvulllH.
Mr. (in (I Mm. Iloriica Eiuiiiona of
Hi In city nro tliu pureim of nn 8 -
pound hoy, horn (IiIh inornlnK,
It, A. Ward him returned from n
trip lo Kolny Spring", Mrs. Wnnl
will ri'iiinln ut (ho spring" 'or Hitvornl
days.
It. I), Morton urrlvud In Bend thin
nniriiliiK from Dufnr to accept n po
Hlllon bi pliiiriniiclHl In tho Owl drug
mora.
Pri'iinrutloim nro bolng made for
n Catholic hntiinr, lo be hold In Bend
October 7, 8 a ml 9. Curl A. Jiihn
non In rhnlrmnn nl tho liuml of nr
rniiRvmiiiilH. Cluraiicn Boyd mid .Mini Genevieve
(lurrlnli, both of this city, wira innr
rlcd yesterday evoniiig nl tho Meth
(nl Int pumotiuKii, Hov, J. Kdgtir 1'ur
dy, pimlor of tho church, officiating.
II. Mclloiuild, for several monthii
punt dlxtrlcl iciimo warden for Cen
trul Ort'Koii, lit liinvlim tonlKht fur
Seattle, whuro ho will begin IiIh
Kri'uliiiiaii yvur ut tho t'nlvcmliy of
Washington.
I'nder tho mmplcem of (ho linn
chul i'ii county llhrnry hoard n Hal
lowe'en mnniiirndo dunce will hu
glvon nt tho KyniniiHluin on the we
lling of October 30, It wim announced
today. Further dot al Ih will bo iniido
public later.
good, $0.71 to 17.75: fair to good
lll.2f to Id. 75: comiiiiin to full'
ffl 70 to tn.'ih: cliolcit cowh mid
liiilfni'H, $11.75 to 7.r,0; good lo
I'lioli'o, I&.75 lo $'1.75; ii 1 1 ii 1 1 it in lo
Komi, $4.75 In $5.7li; full' to iiioilliiiii
$:l.75 to $1.75; ciiiiihtm, $2.75 to
$:i.75; ImiIIh, $5 lo $(l; choice dairy
nil vim. III! to $15; prlino IlKht
nilviiH. $11 to $i:i; ini'dliim light. U
lo $1 1; lioiivy, $7 to $!; hoHt feeders.
$11 50 lo $7; fair to flood, $5.50 lo
$11.50.
IIOICM
IticnliilM, noun; weak. I'rlino
mixed. $10.50 to $20; medium
mixed. $10 to $10.50; smooth tienv
lux, $17.50 to $18; roiIKh heiivle".
$15.50 to $15.75; plUH, 1 14.00 lo
$18.
Hlim'P,
Receipts, 1525; Hteaily, Prime
InmhH, $11.50 to $10; culls, $0 to
18.50 : ynurlliiKx. $0.50 to $7.50;
wethers, III to $0.50; uwiiH, $2.25
... tn i
Hunlli'K clothltiK, Kum ummunl
tlon ut IIiichwiiltiir'B. Adv.
At the Hotels.
Pilot. Undo Inn.
Krnnk Duvey, Hnlom; 3. Z. fitunubcr-
ry. Ouorge J. Hurl. A. D. Bnniimiin, h
C. Pulllum, h. II. Moomaw. Perry
P.olKi'lmnn. W. II. Hinlth, W. D. Pun
lny, James Ooodwin, O. W. JoIiiihoii,
Mm. II. Kruxlnr. Mr. und Mm. Clyde
Pliiyinlro, C. A. Hlowoll, Mr. und
Mm. l.lnyd Illchn", Paul I). Mur
phy, T. I. Oollohur, all of Portlund;
W. K. McC'oriniick, Dimchulii"; O. II.
Khurp, Heultlu; K. M. Cleaves, Cres
cent; Annutto Leonard, Burns; Mm.
A. I. Cox, Klamath Kails; T. J.
Daley, I.ukevlew; Mr. und Mm. C.
It. Ilennon, Kealllo;.
Ilnlrl Cozy.
II. I). Allen, Portlund; Mr. mid
Mm. I. K. Wllmin. Kont; F. . D.
Wheeler. Kurekn; Mr. and Mm. A. J.
Vogo. Klamath Fulls: Miss Agnes
Leo, Klnmuth Fulls; Fred Altiniin,
DuniH; 0. N. Illckmtin, Silver I.uko;
C. II. Ford, Paisley.
Hotel Wrlxlit.
Albert. O. Ilrun, Tho Dullen; Ed
Hule. Redmond; Juy Ilugtifl. Culver;
Mr. nnd Mm. B. I.. Friderlcksnn,
Portlund: Mr. und Mm. K. II. Mill.
Portlund: K. Ilrown, Terrebonne.
Complete :amp outflti at Buch
waller's. Adv.
Our $3.50 glimsn" hnvo bent qunl
liy lend. Kold filled frames nnd lire
KunrnnliMid for ten your". Symons
Ilrothnm, O'Kiino building. Adv.
Btatlonerj ami ncliool aupplloi at
uchwuter'a. Adv.
Daily Market Report
(FarnUliMl by arranivnivnt wllh th
Ontrl Oran Unk.)
NpKTH POHTLAND, Kept. 21.
Ciidlo, noiin; nlow, wenk. Cholen
Mtiiem, $8.75 to $0.50; Rood to
cholee. $7.75 to $8.75; medium to
Record of Transfers
FLTtNIKHF.D BY THE DESCHUTF9
ABSTRACT COMPANY."
A L Harndnr to Edwin Hurudur, 8
E4 of NV'4. mie 14-H-12; $1.
II Grlmeii to Mary II Irvln,' lot 8.
blk 57, Redmond; $10.
N V Townnlto Co to I) C Smith, lot
II. blk 3. N W Towiinlto Co'b 1st add
to Ilend; $1.
Tho Shovlln-Hlxon Compnny to
Homer Muyrund, lot 7. blk 9, Stults
mid; $2300.
II Nymeen to Peter Miller, lots 1,
2, blk 7. Kenwood; $10.
I) K Hunter to CluirloH Cnrroll and
Joneph In lien, lots 1 to 8. both lnc,
LIBERTY
TONIC; I IT and
WEDNESDAY
Juste I Laiky pioscnU
ETHEL
CIAYTONi
in
u Crooked ,
Streets'
A iii)M(ery lain of lovo anil
opium niiiiikkIIhk n Hliaiixlial,
"PnrU of tin KHt."
AIIvp Willi th liiri- and tho
rolor of llio Orient. A-thrlll
with liililKoei of wBtrel at
war with the law.
With
JACK HOLT
lotB 11 to 14, both lnc, lots 19 and
20. all in BUbdlv lot 2, blk 12, eBnd;
$10.
William Pnttlson to S O Watkins.
lot 11. blk 18, DeBchutoa; $10.
E A Slither to A J Welch, lots 7, 8,
blk 9. Boulevard add; $10.
U S to Charles Nelson Miller, Stt
sec 1 4-2 1-1 8; pntent.
lpliffiB
We make on earnest endeavor
to put the quality of materials
and skill of workmanship into
our Bread and Pastries that
make them the most desirable.
After exercising every available
effort in making our product
THE BEST
We feel justified in soliciting
our portion of your trade.
American Bakery
WALL. STREET
Automobile supplies and Diamond
tires at Buchwnltor's. Adv.
CAM, FOlt BIDS
Bldd will bo received by tho clf
of Bend up to IX o'clock noon on Sut
urdny, Septembor 25, for supplying
25 cords of four-foot limb wood, to
be delivered at tho city fire house
Bids should be addressed to City Re
corder, enro Miss Nell Mnrkcll. The
right is reserved to reject any and
all bids and to rendvcrtlse.
PUBLIC PROPERTY COMMITTEE
90-93C
Hotel Kltchon Occupies Acr. i
The kitchen of one of the big ho
tels In New York In nn acre In extent.
Fresh New Assortments of Fine All Wool
Blankets, Woolnap Blankets, Cotton Blankets
and Comforters
This is the opportune time to choose bedding needs for the colder
weather that is coming, while our -assortments are complete.
All wool Blankets to be had in blue, pink, tan or Grey Plaids,
nicely finished, priced from $15.75 to $23.50
Wool mixed Plaid Blankets in large block and plaid patterns,
sizes 66x78 to 70x80 inches, priced from $9.75 to $13.75
Comforters here you will find assortments larger and prices
lower by comparison of similar qualities. Silk Covered Com-
forters, special at $12.50
Others at-..:.. $4.35 to $7.95
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Wool Fabrics That Are Much
in Demand.
That they are here at attractive prices will inter
est every woman planning fall apparel.
The New 56 inch "Wool Plaida in colors which lend
themselves especially to pleating at, yard $6.95
Men's Wear Serge, 56 inches wide, in navy blue,
at, per yard $6.50 and $7.25
Tricotine, a firm exquisite weare, in navy color,
at, per yard $6.50
Navy Blue Storm Serge, good quality, yd $3.25
In Our Ready-to-Wear Section.
Each express brings us new Dresses, Suits and
Coats from New York's leading makers. We in
vite inspection of our offerings whether you
purchase here or not.
Suits from $37.50 to $62.50
Coats from $18.75 to $67.50
Dresses from $19.75 to $77.50
Always Something New at
Bulletin "WA1?T AD3" Bring Be
sults Try Them.
NOTUW
Notice Is horoby given that the
Board of Directors of the Snow Creek
Irrigation District did on the
7th day of Septombor, 1920, make a
computation of the whole nmouct of
money necessary to be raised by said
Snow Creek Irrigation District
for tho-yenr 1920, for tho purpose of
paying outstanding warrants, taking
caro of delinquencies on assessments
and for the necessary exponses In
curred, or to be Incurred, by the DiS'
triet for any and nil purposes in con
nection with tho operation of said
District and loviod an assessment and
apportionment thoroof nnd prepared
a budget, setting out each item tor
which snid money Is to bo rnlsed and
exponded, which budget Is on file
with tho Secretary of the district In
his office in Bond, Deschutes
County, Oregon, and nil persons are
hereby notified that the Bonrd of Di
rectors will nicot In tho office of the
Secrotary In Bond, Deschutes
County, Oregon, nt 2 o'clock in the
aftornoon of Tuesday, the Bth day of
Octobor, 1920, as n board of oquall
cutlon for tho purpose of reviewing
and correcting said assessment and
apportionment Of the tnxos, and to
hoar and determine any objections
by any Interested porsons to the as
sessments nnd apportionments thero
of, nnd nny othor matters connected
thorowtth that may come before
thorn. The budget prepnrod by the
board will be on file In the oflce of
tho Socrotnry until such dnte, subject
to the Inspection of any Interested
person.
Dated this 7th day of Soptembor,
1920.
CHAS. W. ERSKINE,
78, 84, 90o Socretary.
NOTICE
Notice Is hereby given that the
Board of Directors of the Squaw
Creek Irrigation District did on the
7th day of September, 1920, make a
computation of the whole amount of
money necessary to be raised by said
Squaw Creek Irrigation District
for the year 1920, for the purpose of
pnylng outstanding warrants, taking
care of delinquencies on assessments
and for the necessary expenses in
curred, or to bo Incurred, by the Dis
trict for any and all purposes in con
nection with the operation of saut
District and levied an assessment and
apportionment thereof nnd prepared
a budget, setting out each item, for
which said money is to be ralsea ana
expended, which budget is on file
with the Secretary of the district in
his office in Sisters, Deschutes
County, Oregon, and all persons are
hereby notified that the Board of Di
rectors will meet In the office of the
Secretary In Sisters. Deschutes
County, Oregon, nt 2 o'clock in the
nfternoon of Tuesday, the Bth day of
October, 1920, as a board of equali
zation for the purpose of reviewing
and correcting snid assessment nnd
apportionment of the taxes, and to
hear and determine any objections
by nny interested persons to the as
sessments and apportionments there
of, and any other matters connected
therewith that may come before
them. The budget prepared by the
board will be on file in the oflce or
the Secretary until such date, subject
to the inspection of any Interested
person.
Dated this 7th day of September,
1920.
GEO. H. AITKIN.
78, 84, 90a Secretary.
by any interested persons to the as
sessments and apportionments there
of, and any other matters connected
therewith that may come before
them. The budget prepared by the
board will be on file in the ofice of
the Secretary until such date, subject
to the inspection of any interested
person.
Dated this 7th day of September,
1920.
J. G. McGUFFIS,
78, 84, 90c Secretary.
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
Registered Hereford bulls and
heifers. Best breeding and quality
Raised on our farm in Southern Ida
ho. Herd comprises 400 head, which
must be reduced at once to give ua
more room. Now is the time to buy
Can sell in carload lots. Prices rea
sonable. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Write or come and see them. Farm
close to Nampa. Idaho, on main line
of Oregon Short Line. L.'L. Young
& sms- 85-87-91-980
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the
Bonrd of Directors of the Central
Oregon Irrigation District did, on the
7th day of September. 1920, make a
computation of the whole amount of
money necessnry to be raised by said
Central Oregon Irrigation District
for the year 1920, for the purpose of
paying outstanding warrants, taking
care of delinquencies on assessments
and for the necessnry expenses in
curred, or to bo Incurred, by the Dis
trict for any and all purposes In con
nection with the operation of said
District and levied nn aBsessmont and
apportionment thereof and prepared
a budget, setting out each item for
which said money Is to be raised and
expended, which bndgot ts on file
with the socrotnry or the atstrict in
his office In Redmond, Deschutes
County, Oregon, and nil persons are
hereby notified that the Bonrd of Di
rectors will meet In the office of the
Seorotary In Redmond, Deschutes
County, Oregon, nt 2 o'clock in the
aftornoon of Tuesday, the Bth day of
October, 1920, as a board of equali
zation for the purpose of reviewing
and correcting snid assessment and
apportionment of the taxes, and to
hear and determine any objections
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WHEN YOU BUY
You Want the Best
Goodrich
Rubber Goods
Are recognized to be the
best. Each article carries a
two year guarantee. In case
of defect during that time
the article will be replaced.
Hot Water Bottles.
Rubber Gloves X
Fountain Syringes
Face Bags, Etc.
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