TUB IIKN'D nUIiliBTIN) DAILY KD1TION, BK.ND, OREGON, MONDAY, nUCKMIUCH B, I OS! I.
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11KM) TRAIN HCHEIllXli
' Ori'Kon Trunk
Arrives, 7:88 A. M.
Loavos :B0 P, M.
O.-W. K. N.
Arrives, 8:50 P. M.
Loavos, 7:00 A. M.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
I Mr. mill A
htifv, ii ra llm
(i burn thl
ii ml Mm. O. I'demon of UiIm
piiimils of ii 1- pound
Ii 1m murliliiK.
WOMEN'S EXCHANGE
CAINS MKMItKKSIIir
lXllim of Dm Munsehi'iirl Legion
hiu planning l' Ii 1 Ii 1 r tumiur
rttriitVul In Kill licr'n hull tin iJereiii-
Vbo Lowell literary society of the
ir,or high school hold ii IIKHllllIK
(till . . . n..... I II.. I
""JM HIl'TllOOII. I HO l.tiwuun mi' iiiin-
'U progruiii fur Hi0 near future.
(ln account of Iho smoker, no gym
n,"lum clussi-s will tiu hflil In llm
(bViTlmn Legion building this vo-
yiliiiti uimouiiri'H Director Tuuselier.
TliruiiKh an error In Hiitunliiy's In
ula, mi advertisement for llio Mulli
('.) l liilcrinitloiiiil dinner which will
lir given lumurriiw, ui ininoiiiicoil
for Thursday. A corr,octcd d I mjjI uy
uiiitoiiiicittmtiil Is iiiiiiIu elsawliero In
thin Ihsuu.
The KplMcoiml choir will give a sa
cred concert ill thn Liberty Ihcutre
jhi.tho evening of December 20. Tint
limHTiiiu which win uu miii'iu,'iii.-u
i
ly i film In keeping with the C'hrlsl
ln uh smispn promises lo bo of gener
al luturest.
To select a mimic textbook for iiho
!n llio IiIkIi school, a committee con
klstfhg of MIm Luiim Itiuid. .Minn Vlr-
q' a Hlnwurt nnil Mls I .en a Degg
appointed todny lit lie IiIkIi
school assembly by Minn Harriet I'm
baugh, acting prlnrlpnl.
llvrr ion Now Ijunllcil New Or.
giiulullou Ih Ciiopenillvc Huh
llri'ii Incorporated.
Membership 'uf over 100 In report
i'd by thu Ilmid Women's fcxchiinge,
which opened In Hf Thiirsdiiy Willi 150
articles In ill mil, Thu cKchiingn him
roceully been Incorporated. Over 250
Hiilim, wiiio miidii In thn throe dnys of
business IiihI week. Tim membership
Nut. which reaches from const to
count, In constantly growing, Iho of.
fleers di'cliiro, mid udilllloniil con
hIkmiiioiiIh of urllclns uru coiiiIiik In
Any Informal Ion desired inuy bit
nhliiliied lit Iho simp, which Ih Incut
ml In thn lllvorslilii Florists' quarters
on Wull Hi runt.
Tlio organization In Hlrlctly coop
erative, nil money riicolvud boliiK
turned buck Into thu exchiingn.
Officers urn: Mm. Paul C. King,
president; !Mrn. C. H. IliidHon, vice
priiKldenl; Mr. J. V. Arnold, trens
urer; Mrs. ('. II. Kntiwlos, secretary;
Mr. W. P. .Myern. Mm. 'urrl I).
Miinny, Mr. ('.. A. HtiinbiirroiiKli, nd
illtlonul illreclorn. Mrn. M. Keeney Ih
clerk.
FOX BUTTE WELL
NEARLY FINISHED
Hole Now Down To 7ffl Knot Level,
Will II" Almniloneil If Wilier Ih
Xot'HIiu.k Within 110 1'iel.
IluliiriiliiK from un Inspection of
thu well boliiK Hunk near Kox llutlo
In open up viiHt truclH of bunch Kraut
lund In llm Deschutes Nutloiiul for
est. KiiiiervlHiir II. L. Plumb stutcd
thin morning thut llio drill Iiuh nl-
ruady koiiii down 7UG feel, mill thut
'If wuler Ih not Hiruck tlio holu will
ho ubuniloiied nl (CIO reel. Un now
belleven that thu flow earlier report
ed wan only u Keep.
DrllliiiK tins un lln object the tup
pliiK of thu name water table which
Huppllcn tlio Cabin Dike well. If thin
In not dona ut u depth of 830 feel,
Iho lunk will bo reKurded an hopo-lonn.
LIMBERS UP YOUR
SORE STIFF JOINTS
An art calendar for 1 'J 2 2 ur
nniKed for mm with Kodak plcluren.
Hotter tliuii II ChrlBtlniiM curd. HelU
for 25c. KymoiiH llron., Jewelern.
1 H2trc
Krnctor niitir untl tool chentM at
Jliichwiilter'n, 10.1-ric
riulletln Want Adn bring resultn
try them.
EI. KM' DIM NO KKKVUE
Will Include lunch mid dinner
eKch al (0 cuntn, until further no
tice 13Clfn
MiTirE
All nnrMiuiM ItMltlliii; rttffle tlrketH
. I t....u..l.....P. I II,.,.,,,
l.'l lll'l i nun,',,,',., , ..,,,,.-.,
munt bo prnnvnl riaturiliiy iiIkIH al
Moonn hall. 15:ic
AT THE HOTELS
t llntlp Inn J. It. Daley, I'urt
II. M. JonkliiH, Portlmid; Her-
lluiiH and wlfu, Flfu.
it,-l 'iy W. K. Klnir. Prlne
; Tom Hlone, Prlnevllln; William
Moore. Prlnevllle: E. II. Miller.
iHand; E. A. Clirlntnnnvn, Muil-
U Vrlnlit lloti-l Mm. I.onn P. Ilur-
I iTmon Camp No. ll It. Klldle, Sbnv
I f lln-lllxnn Camp No. 1 : JuineH Cluy,
M Summervlllu: Wllllmn lliirlon. Kum-
' mervINo; Able Gordon, rorllnnd:
Muff IlroiiHon, Porllund; Mm. Allco
l.elithton. Torreboniio; I.. II. EvIuk
ham. La Pino; W. J. ClrnvoH. Hed-
'niwtVlf P. E. Mnllory, Crencenl; K.
D. Iliilcn. CrcHcent.
DownliiR Hotel Oeorne A. Shruin,
Moro; A. E. Doty, ltedinond; W. W.
Caughey, Rpdmand; Dnnlnl Ilrecn Al
fHlfn; H. EldrldKO. Khevlln-IIIxon
Camp No. 2; Unrney Himnon, Mud-
,ni' f 1. Anlnv MtiilrnH! Prunk Htlll-
rjf by. Mndraa; Peter Murphy, Silver
l.Kc: r. ill. lurnor. i-orininu.
nniitni:tl!iiliitiit:iiiii:tti!tiin!titti:it::itiui:iitt::an!iitiiit:li
Wanted at Once!
Consignments of hand
made Children Clothes,
Lingerie, Lunch Sets,
Handkerchiefs, Doll
Clothes, Novelties, etc.
and
Edible Delicacies
The Bend Woman's
Exchange
Riverside Florists
Wall Street
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.mumaunuiuiiaiauiiummmintiit
'iend Women's Exchange
OPEN DECEMBER 1ST
P Alt rtoBi-Md Alliclfi Received id
Sold on Commiiuon. Orderi Mhcited.
Id The Riverside Florist Shop
661 W.ll St.
Phone 2'3.J
imttinniwa.
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Red Cross Shop
OPEN 217-240 MlNElt HL1KJ.
Wednmdny from 2 to R o'clock
Saturday from 10 to Vi Mid 2 to ft
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Shoe
Repairing
The oldest established
shoe shop in Bend.
Clothes Cleaned
and Pressed
AT
LOVEN'S
1017 Bond St.
You Can Now
Ride for
io.
LESS
. Your tiro cost In nuuln ce
il uii-d In price. Tlio nanio
quitllty that Iiuh built the pop
ularity of VniTUin Cup Tlren
In uplii'ld. The nanm mlleane
KUHinnlee In uiiiIiiIhIihsI, but
Hie relull price linn been re
ilui'eil Wo
nlnce November 2L
Vacuum
Cup
TIRES
nnnouni en a now
lOty Cut
effective Dec. 5th
In mill II Ion to tlio recent
20o
reduction announreil In No-vember.
TIiIn Innt 10 per cent cut
does not Include thn cihIukh
over 4 !i Inclien In alzo.
M. & C. SERVICE
STATION
Tor. Wnll and (Ircenwooil
Fairy Powder Tuff
WEATHF.R exnonure ami hard
work bring paim and acbca in
niukilca und joiiita. Have a
Ixitlle of Slojn'a Liniiueiit handy nnd
0lly freely. I'tnctratawithout ruUiin.
S ou will find at once n comfort in
semie of warmth which will lie followed
by a relief from the soreness and
etiflneu of aching joints.
Aliw relieves rnciim.iiim, sciatica,
neuralgia, sprains und strains.
I or lorty years luin's enemy. Ask
your ncitthlior.
At all druggists--35c, 70c, $1.40.
1 -- -ft -i tn f Pain'sX
lyllllll.l.&lLl
Oil Cloth Table Sets
I.lttle celluloid kewplen which may
be bought everywhere have been used
In tunny Ingenious ways for Chrlnt
mas glfln. Here Is one dressed up like
a fulry bride with rulTles of chiffon
bound with nurrow satin ribbon for a
skirt and tier bend adorned with a
braid wreath and veil. She stands In
a small bug stuffed with cotton und
gathered about her feet and It hag a
doth powder puff sewed to It thut
rust lu a Klaus bowl.
No hounewlfe will full to enjoy the
new table sets of oilcloth with their
cheerful borders of cay flowers and
fruits. They are much handsomer
than the stenciled pieces and many
women use tbem for the dinner as
well as the brenkfant table. These
sets couslnt of a centerpiece, plats
dollies and smaller dollies. The fruits
and flowers In the set pictured are
In their natural colors and the oil
cloth lo a deep cream color.
Good Writers of Opinion.
The only good writers of opinion
re those who Instinctively reproduce
the atmosphere ef dlncnsslor, whose
sentences have the tone of discussion,
with themselves or with an Imagined
group. Ilsndolph Bourne.
&Oje 'ifUlA for INFANTS and INVALIDS
Horlick's
the Original
void Imitations
and Substitutes
IRichmflx, nulled grain extract In Powder
No Cooking Nourishing DtgestlbU
For Infants, InvalldssnilQrowlngChndnn
The, Original Food-Drink For All' Ages
Mrs. Housewife
Beginning tomorrow we will again be able to
supply your table with
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
Also good line of Xmas Candies, Nuts and Cigars
at
The Old Fruit Stand
On Oregon Street P. B. Johnson, Prop.
We sell the best quality for less
International Dinner
Cafeteria Style
Yankee Encallopeol Oysters, fiOc
Mexican Chill Con Carne, 20c
African Hweot Potato, 10c
Dutch Cheese, 5c
( American Corn Dread, 6c
French Halails, 10c
Arabian Dates, 10c
Oregon 11 o, 10a
Japan Tea, Sc
Indian Itoant Hoot, 25c
Itiillan SpughetU, 10c
Chinese. Itice, 5c
Swiss Rye Bread, 6c
EnglUh RoIIh, 6o
Hawaiian rineapple, 10c
nrazllian Nuts, lOo
Turkish Coffee, 5c
Jersey Milk, 8c
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Serviceable Gifts
for Xmas
GLOVES
' One of The Most Desirable Gifts
Whether It be a fine French kid glove or a warm
lined one our Section is ready witb an extensive
assortment,
"Perrln's" Gloves spell quality, style and perfection
of fit. We announce a new Hblpment of these popular
gloves In an array of sizes and colors.
"Perrln's" two clasp style with beautifully em
broidered backs. In self or a contrasting color. Come
In white and colors. Priced at $11.25. A Iho a nuede
glove with two clasps, la taupe and gray, at $3.0fj.
A complete line of one clap Perrln's cape gloves
In brown and tan. Specially priced at 92.75.
Wool Gloves for Men, Women and Children. Gloves
for skating, motoring or general outdoor wear. Wool
gloves priced at 50c to $1.15.
GLOVE SILK UNDERWEAR !
Special Holiday Sale and Shewing of
' Women's Mansing and Kayser Mokes
It would be bard to find a daintier or more prac
tical gift for women than Ribbed Silk Underwear. The
Knit Underwear Section has a special holiday display
of gift Vests and Bloomers of flesh colored glove silk.
Vests of flesh colored ribbed glove silk in plain
bodice style with ribbon Bhoulder straps.
Price $2.45 & $2.95 Garment
Bloomers, $3.95, $4.25, $4.75
Our Entire Stock of Dresses at
20 Discount
Included are Crepe Satins, Taffetas, Canton Crepe,
Charmeune, Tricotines, Men's Wear Serge. Fine qual
ity materials fashioned by skilled dressmakers into
distinctive styles.
Priced formerly, $18.75 to f 42.50
Sale Price now, $15.00 to $34.00
Only 17 More Shopping Days Before Christmas
' THE '
rlililililililililiirf
( Always Pays to Stop and Shop at
TW QUALITY
Epworth Hall
Tuesday, Dec. 6th
Beginning at 5:80 P. M.
Sened by ladies of tie W. F. M. S. Ererjb.dy Welcome
Indiana Moved in Single Fit.
To go Indian file Is simply to walk
In single tile. The Indians, when trav
eling through the woods, especlnlly
on the warpath, moved In single file
the one behind treading exactly In
the footsteps of the one ahead, and
the Inst man carefully effacing the
footprints of those that had preceded
him. In this way the Indians were
able to conceal not only their num
bers, but also their whereabouts.
Have your pictures framed now.
A fine stock of mouldings and hand
modeled frames to select from.
SymonB Bros. Jewelers. 152tfc
Handbags ef Long Age.
The ancient handbags which most
nearly approached those affected by
women qf today were carried by tha
Byzantine ladles of Constantinople,
under the eastern emperors. This
was a period of great commerce with
the Asiatic races, who found a ready
market In this luxurious court for the
rich brocades of Persia and India
and the embroidered silks of China,
which were utilised In schemes of
dress more costly and extravagant
than the world bas seen before or
since.
Wagons and sleds at Buchwal
ter's. 153-50
If you wish to write a letter
to SANTA CLAUS and tell
him all about the things you
want him to bring you for
Christmas, address it
SANTA CLAUS
Care of Toyland,
The Fair Store
Wo hnvo ninilo arrangements to have Santa, como to fh!
store nmiln this Christmas, so a letter addressed In this manner
will bo sure to reach him. Bo sure to sign your full name
and wrlto It plainly. ,',,.' . .
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