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TAKING THE NORTHWEST
TO THE PEOPLE
"The way lo wt people Into tlic North-1 100,000 topic of literature vcrc iltslrlb-
trfsl 11 to take UlC isoriliwcsi 10 uipi umi uvscnuiiiK mr nnuiis maiuvia.
neonl" This li tlio firm belief of I V. I
lllll, President of the Orent Northern
The (Irent Northern will start three
exhibition ear on n circuit of hastern
Hy., and that he has the courage of hl Stale within the next two week.
Boston Exhibit, 10 000 lVopIc a Day txkn' It
convictions is demonstrated by thn or
grcsslve "horaeseekera campaign," the
opening guns of which were fired at
Pittsburg, Pa., during tho Western
Pennsylvania Exposition. ,'
The Great Northern secured space in
the main building and installed an ex
hlbit of fruit, grains and grasses from
Montana, Oregon and Washington. Nearly j
In addition t I ears, permanent
exhibits are maintained at St. Paul. Chi
cago, St. Louis, ltostnn and Philadelphia.
For tho first three daya of the Iloston
Exhibit tho attendance ranged from 10,
00O to 12,500. It will require about two
million pieces of advertising matter to
meet the demand for literature created
by these exhibitions.
Leader In Doll Contest.
The voting contest, tor the prir.
dolls offered b A. M. I,ara &
Company is being watched vcr
closely by the little girls in am!
about Bend. The contest starts'.
November 10th and will close at iv
o'clock, Christmas Eve.
The to leaders' in the contest
follow, those living outside of Bend
being marked thus :
Myrtle Dally, 54?: Ruth Wornstaff.
467; Josephine Young. ajS; GoMtc Con
war, 175: "Elsie Horn, 77; Leonorr
Morris, NJ; Claudia Trlinett, bi; -Lettm
Harryman, 47;
Van Meter, 4S
Klma Wood, 45'. Mablc
The Bend Library f
The Ladies Library Club wil
not give the dance scheduled for
next Saturday evening, as it was
unable to secure Linster'3 Hall on
that date. It expects to give u
dance about two weeks hence.
The Club i now keeping the
library open Sunday afternoon1, as
a reading room, and desires thai
this become more generally known
The Club will meet again on De
cember6.
Calvin Smith, Susie Kelley, Francis
Steidl. Mai dew Iriplclt, Marion
Lawrence, Fay Deynrmond, Roy
Vincvard, Robert Inues, Hnttrt-
Wood, Tillie Wood, Klsie Reis
dorfer, EJna Moe, Agnes Johnson,
Kenneth Lane, Roland Sellers,
Francis Redfield, Hugh Kelley,
Hazen Cratit, Dora Fleming, Elsie
Horn. Ernest Dailcy, Lester Smith
and Elva Fleming.
Lived a Long 'Life.
M. J. Morrison this week re
ceived news of the death of his
father, John Morrison, in Eastern
Canada, at the age of 106 years.
He enjoyed rugged (health until a
few days before his death. M. J
Morrison comes of a long-lived
family, it being not at all unusual
for both his father's and his moth
er's people to live 100 years. One
of his maternal aunts lived to be
12S years old.
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Wrestllnc Tonight.
Phil Tbpmpson of Bend and A.
R DorrK sou of the Deputy Statu
Game Warden, will wrestle tonight
at Linster's Hall. The contest
will be the Lest 3 falls out of
5, the strangle bold being barred
School Notes.
The pupils in the First grade
wjll give a program on Wednesday
afternoon alter which they will pop
corn.
Vale Taylor has been absent on
account of a cold.
The number of pupils enrolled in
the Bend Schools at the beginning
of the term was 125 but it has now
increased to 151.
The Bend School has contributed
$6 25 for the lioys & Girls Aid So
.ciety at Portland.
Those Mho have been neither
tardy nor absent since .school began
are: Ida Niswonger, Mary Bozelle,
Cecil French, John Conway, Eddie
Brosterhous, Velma Wood, Leslie
Lmburg, Elmer Lattin, Mark Tay
lor, Goldie Conway, Doyle Snyder,
Cora Bates, Bertha Welsh, Viola
Brown, Ivan McGillvray, Warrcu
Wheelock, Helena Bozelle, Claude
Kelly, Clyde McGilvray, Harry
Spinning, Emily Schreder, Elua
Wood, Ethel Clark, Oscai Welsh,
Mina Spuming, Claire Hunter,
Water Ifoers Meeting
The Water Users' Association will
tiuld a sjieeial meeting next .Saturday
afternoon at the ball over the llend
postotfice.
W. K. Scott, Secretary.
Qlst Locals
Gist, Nov. 31. It. L. Gist, of Sisters.
ezpets to build a modern hotel at Sis
ters lie has contracted with the Ilurk
bard Bull for 45.000 feet of lumber for
tlut purpose.
Sitters has another sawmill which is
located about i mile east of town.
Ilob Davis is wing to farm on a larue
scale next year from alt appearances, as
he has two farms rented aud expects to
rent another.
Jake Dinkle, of Sisters, Is, repairing
most of the machinery for the Rurkhard
sawmill which was destroyed by Gre last
September.
There will be three logging teams em
ployed at the Durkhard mill.
Dave Tryrear has charge of the STjuaw
Creek Irrigation Company's two ditches
for the winter seaKin. w. H. Durkhard
and Prank Arnold have been 10 1'rine-
ville oi a business trip.
Walter Case lias returned from Madras
where he has been for the past six
mouths.
The Bend Toinsite Company
OWNERS 0F THE ORIGINAL TOWNSITE AND ADDITIONS.
North Addition Center Addition Lava Road Addition.
ALL STR.ICTLY INSIDE PROPERTY.
PRICES AND TERMS ATTRACTIVE:
Laldlaw Notes
ai, Mr. Pryrear, of
was a Laldlaw visitor
I.aidlaw, Nov.
Desert Springs,
suuuay.
Mr. and Mrs. J. I'. Hansen, of Red
mond, visited Mr. aud Mrs. Ilart Nichols
Thursday.
Messrs. Keddln and I'.rwin Couch, of
Cuiiiiinuham. Wash., arrived here Thurs-
da to attend the fuueiul of their sister,
iimlly Coucii.
Jay Nichols made a business trip to
FULL LINE OF
Builders' Supplies
Doors, Sashes, Puints, Glass, Guilders'
Hardware, Roofing. Everything you
need for your new House or new Stor.fi.
: ' N. P. SMITH
Wall Street, Wall Street
Cloverdale Saturday.
The Socialist Local In the future will
hold its meetincs in the bulldliu! owned
by Mrs. C. H. Nlchyls. The hour of
meeting has also been changed to one
o'clock on trie sccoml ami lourlli Sun
days of the month.
Ebc Wot Butte Unit
Xbnnft00ivino
Sinner.
MENU.
SOUP
Oyster Cream ' Cleat Consomme
UNTKKRS
Prime Ribs of Beef
Young Turkey with Dressing
Cranberry Sauce
Pork with Apple Sauce
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Browned Sweet Potatoes
Mashed Potatoes
Stewed Sweet Corn
RHUS HK3
Queen Olives Sour Pickles
SALAD
Shrimp
DliSSKKT
Apple Pie Mince Pie Lemon Pie
English Plum Pudding
Hard Sauce lirandy Sauce-
Assorted Nuts Raisins Z
Tea Coffee
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DUALltK IN
Harness and Saddlery
Trunks and Valises
Repaired
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