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E4LL OPENING
Millinery md Ladies ' Cloak
Every Lady in Bend and Vicinity
is Most Cordially Invited to Attend Our
Regular Fall Opening, on
Thursday, Sept 7th
At this time we will put on display our new lines of
Fall Millinery and Ladies' and Children's Cloaks
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BITS ABOUT TOWN.
Frank May Is In town
from Ills
Powell lluttu ranch.
I). Mulkoy Ih now night olork nt
night
he Pilot Huttu Inn. ,,
F. S. Salford U In Portland on n
Mention of several weak.
Mm. Corn A. Jonwi left Inst wouk
to vintt In U Angeles, Cnl.
MidM Grace Vnndovort In visiting
Krionds In town for n fow ilnyn.
Mr. nnd Mrs. John Ferguson of
rinovHIu wore In Hund Saturday.
ft. W. Shrinur has secdrod patent
to hid homestead In sOc. 18 21-11.
Mr mil Mm. Iv. I). Mcintosh
have moved Into the White building.
Tim knv Mitiin to thu Crooked
Uvor bridgo was put In place Friday.
A. T. Frnmo is In from his Hamp
ton Valley homoutond for u fow
days.
A R. Sncrnl loft Fr dtiv for n
vacation trip through Southern
.Oregon.
.1. W. McCluro nnd family have
rcomu to Bend for thu winter from
.tolyut.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Lara camo In
inturduy from their up-river vacn
tlon trip.
PlinKter Callow of Salem Ih down
mm thu Vnndovcrt ranch, where
io is u guest.
nnit)i Pnlndoxtor returned FrI
oQbtrfjl
' orvRiny afternoon from a trip to Qdoll
'Wfllito and other resort points.
.mi oi MUo L'nillv Schroder came n
T'TbilMonday from lor homo nt Holyat to
i... itif am ii'iin iiiti iiiuii u.mww '-
' , . jtl n. .i 11... illicit fcfrwwii iiiih wiiuiir.
MJI V" ""-" -.. ..
nn nmno Warden Mnloy lins
mnolntcd thu six forest rangers In
his district deputy game wardens.
In thu near futuro thu Whutso-
foveru will Hervo u cafotoria supper.
y.Oii-B'ho date will ho announced probably
iiuifnextweek.
lcilP Next Tuesday aftornooant three
in,,lltra. C. D. Uowo and Mrs. F. F,
,. Smith will entertain the Llbrury
iir" Cluband all 'Interested friends at
ulniWrs. Smith's home.
IJJ These CooJi are all StrUlty up to
the minute and embody the latest
Idem of the Eastern Style Center.
S)Crs. Lara will have personal
charge vf these departments and
will appreciate a call from all the
ladles. 'Uhe prices of these goods alll
prove to yau our right to be called
"The Store of Better Values"
J. 0. Alsbury, after u stay of
several weeks here, left Thursday
for Prineville.
The first Crook County W. C. T.
U. Convention wilt he held in Mad
ras Sept. 1T.-17.
County nnd Probate Court are In
mmhIoii this week at Prineville,
Judge Kills is attending.
L. W. Davis arrived Saturday
night from Seattle. He has a home
stead in Wnltnker Valley.
Mrs. Ada H. Millicnn made final
proof at Prineville yesterday on her
du-tert land claim on Hear Creek.
T. J. Koud of Portland, who owns
land near Hend, was here from
Thursday to Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Frank Hague, Jr., after a
visit to Mrs. W. M. Metcalf, return
ed to nur nomu ai ut nno iosi
wtwk.
Mr. and Mrs, C. S. Hudson and
Mr, and Mrs. L. 1). Hulrd made a
week-ond auto trip to Paisley over
Sunday.
Walter Taylor and family camo in
Saturday from their Prlnglo Flats
homestead so that the children could
enter school,
A benefit performance will bo
given by the Star Theater on Thurs
day night September 11, for Uie
Catholic church.
Work will start In u few days on
n six-room residence which Mrs. G.
W. Shriner will build on lot 1, block
1G, Park Addition.
An important meeting of thu
Indies' Library Club will bo held at
the library tomorrow (Thursday)
afternoon at 11 o'clock.
Miss Mnriu Corbett, who has been
visiting at tho W, P. Vandovert
homo for six weeks, returned yes
terday to her homo in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. RadclliTo.
Miss Ethel Roberts, II. C. Muhsand
Georga Knapps aro in Bend from
their homesteads near Whitaker,
B. C. Cady and wlfo and Mrs. S.
II, Snyder left Sunday on an outline
In tho mountains. Mrs, Cady will
teach this winter at tho Bayloy
schoolhouso near Tumalo.
s
N. P. Smith is preparinfr to
"warm tho town" this winter, hav
ing received n larRo shipment of
stoves nnd heaters.
II. I). True has on exhibition In
his window a very striking ier
sjioctivii map of Bend, Wiostorin
and adjacent country.
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. S. Lockwood re
turned Thursday with their new
auto. They wont to Tho Dalles nnd
Portland, buying n IteRal car.
Mrs. A. E. Estebunet has como to
Bend from Shnniko to make her
homo here. Mr. Estobenct is on
gaged in businossnt Opal City.
Mrs. Nilllo Wright left yestenlai-
to visit friends In Portland, Seattle,
Spokane and Missoula, Mont. She
will bo gono about three weeks.
J. II. Stewart is at his summer
homo at Annandalo, Minn. Ho is
expected to return to Bend, accom
panied by his wife, lata In thu fall.
Mrs. J. J. Miller of Skagway,
Alaska, was at Taggart's Saturday
night on her way to La Pine to
visit her sister, Mrs. E. F. Pitman.
Mrs. W. W. Orcutt, Frank Orcutt,
Alwyn Lee, Mrs. Lcslio Ball and
children left Thursday for Inde
ixmdence, Ore., to spend several
weeks.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. B. Heyburn and
fnmlly nnd Mr. and Mrs. II. V.
Skuse went up to the Heyburn
ranch Saturday for an outing of a
few days.
Charles Gootjcn has sold his city
dray team to Antono Auno, nnd his
household goods to Charles Boyd, as
ho plans to move from here to Med
ford. - His family has gtme to
Kingsley,
Last week Tho Bend Company,
through II. J. Douglas, sold lots 5
nnd G in block It, Center Addition,
to A, C. Stein of Portland, and lots
11 and 12 of block 30 to W. B.
Cameron,
J. M. Lawrence returned Friday
evening from Portland. He drovo
his auto in from Tho Dalles, bring
ing Missca Anno Market and Ivn
West, who- spent several weeks at
Portland and Astoria.
A. M, Lnrn & Co, hnvo added a
now department to their store, in
which will hs handled millinery arid
Indies' clonks. It will be in personal
charge of Mrs. I.nrn. Tho fall
opening will be held tomorrow.
Henry L. Whltsett and family
will leave thin week overland for
Orlnnd, Cnl., where they have a
fruit farm, nnd will make their
home there. A. Delbert Powell and
family will occupy the house va
cated,
Tho Star-Jnurnul of Sandusky.
Ohio, had a long front page ' story"
concerning thu return U his home
Ikf W t! f!tl,lffn .! nn.t .lihutrllttfrif.
' wul.., .l.,U..i liUIAI III ll,)t
his enthusiasm for the newer forms
of democratic government he en
countered In Oregon and Canada.
Miss Marion Wfost returned homo
Saturday ufter a year snent at the
New England Conservatory of Music
In Boston. She took a speclnll
course there In public school music !
and in receiving her diploma carried
oir the highest honors in that course.
A. 0. Hunter returned from Port
land Thursday night. He reports
an unabated interest in Bend on the
outside, adding that ho disposed of
some local property to investors.
Mr. Hunter, always an enthusiast,
returns more enthusiastic thari ever.
F. E. A. Smith, assistant state
secretary of the Y. M. C. A. in Ore
gon und Idaho, who is taking up a
homestead in south-central Oregon,
passed through town last week.
While byre he secured many signa
tures to n contribution list for the
organization's benefit.
RESULTS IN GOOD
Lnldlnw Development Meeting Shows
(let-together Spirit There.
Saturdny afternoon's gathering of
Uie Lnldlaw Development League
and its guests on the Island at Laid
law proved a most delightful picnic
outing. Not only did everyone have
a good time, but n spirit of get-to-gother
and boost-for-Laldlaw was
manifest among all.
J. N. B. Corking spoke on local
development, W. G. Stiles read
some clever selections from "Handy
Andy," Miss Nellie Jamos received
hearty applause for her excellent
readings and J. E. Sawhill delivered
an informal talk on the advantages
of co-operation. A choir of local
talent sang most acceptably, Neil
Rny adding to the musical program
with a well rendered solo. Ice
cream, cake and lemonade were
served.
UXA.MINBTKUHS AND SOIL.
Prof. H. A. Scudder, C. JBuck
and G. H. Hyslop of the Oregon
Agricultural Collece an up the
Deschutes River this week making a
study of the trees nnd also of the
soil. They arrived Saturday and
will spend about a week at this
work. '
HIIAl. liSTAtl! I RA.NH!RS.
.PuruWIwI Uy tht Crtwk Ownl- Alt.trart Co )
UMUw TohiicHcCo. to V. II. Mv.
it 4. I'lk 4. Uiiltaw-. fSy Alto It 9. t.lk
, l.miiUw, tioo.
.
Knlinonil Towmitc Co. to H. Wkro
iter, lt 7 ami 8, Lllc 44, KchIiuuihI. fjoo
l.aidUw Townnitr Cn. to Revert Deb
11. It 6, 1)1 U 33, I.nidUw, f 1 jj.
Climlwlck II. Irvin et ux to Mtrllin K.
Wllcox.lt s imli 4, Mlcll, Hlllu
Kcr' mill, Kciliiioml. 8150.
( V. Goltry et ux to J. A. Willcox.
lt 3. 4,5. ''Ik ". KllliiKei's lil, Red
tiioml, f4oo.
The lleml Co. to I'lorcuce V. Drake,
to acres in uw,1 3a.17.iJ. f jooo.
KvilitKiml ToHtoite Co. to II. M.
Smith, It 3, tilk 27, Kcdmuuil. f 175.
Orcnon & Wentern Col. Co. to Kdd II.
Mcittell, It J, l.lk 6, DviilMin add.,
S.ter. 7j. AIo It I, blk 6, for 90.
lMd II. Howell et ux to J. J. Wilt. lU
I anil 3, blk b, Davidson add., Sitter.
Orej-on & WeMern Col. Co 10 Jamei
S Minlli. et at, It 6, blk 6, t)uvnioii
iild , hitters, fyo.
(Hind fur deed) Redmond Towniite
Co to Cm I Sliiiliolin, lit j mid 6, blk 44,
Redmond. f4oo.
Levi D. Wirnt e t ux to Margaret M.
Tully, It 9. blk j,i. Vieorla.
Take Notice.
As I am retiring from businoss,
all those who owo mo money please
make settlement before tho first of
the month, nnd creditors present
their bills for settlement, I am
selling out everything in my store
at cost and below cost. Hurry nnd
pick up the bargains.
JOHN LEGAT.
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Notice,
Tho wator will bo shut off
between the hours of 8 and 11
o'clock Thursday forenoon Sept.
7, 1911, in order that wo may
clean tho water tank.
The Bend Water Light &
Power Company.
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VCEXT TiOOTi TO P0ST0FF1CE, BEND
"The Same Qoods for Leu Money. "
ENJOYABLE EVENT
Reception to Teachers at Lucas Home
Well Attended.
The reception given Fridny even
ing in honor of the Bend school
teachers at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. A. C. Lucas by Mrs. Lucas and
Mrs. E. M. Thompson was well at-
tended despite the showers. It was Jhc fa thcsj an it,
an informal affair and the evening , vcry busy harvegtInr c,over ,3
was spent pleasantly by all. Music nbout a ,n thc 8tacka Rnd a,fn,fa is
was furnished by an orchestra com-nbout rcady for another cuUnjr
posed of Nick Dufner, A. L. French, ... . 4 ,
., , 1 c. 1 1 . r . ! Wearn Woolley returned Thurs-
C. M. Hunter and Fred Lucas. Mrs.', , ,, . , ...
,,.,, ... 11 , ' day from Bend where he has been
Z. W. Lindborg and Mr. Hunter , . , , . ,
, .working for his uncle for some
sang solos. ( tJme " ,
Following the musical program, . ' .
punch and cake were served. The
house was deeorntcdvvith beautiful
rt,n, trrntvn flnil'nra All ln nnnli !
crs except Miss
wore present.
Maude Vandcvcrt
CLAIM FINALLY ALLOWED.
After a wait of more than two
years, W. II. II. Williams, who
came to Bend from Seattle in May,
1909, and filed on a homestead in
section 19, 21-11, has received notice
that his claim had been allowed.
The land was in a forest reserve and
the filing was not accepted at first.
Mr. Williams has written friends
here that hc.will at once begin im
provements, taking up his residence
on thc claim next spring. He Is a
contractor in Seattle.
TRIAL MERU TOMORROW.
The district attorney having ruled
that Justice Orcutt's court has
jurisdiction, the misdemeanor case
brought by tho Central Oregon Irri
gation Co. against I. J. Wilkinson
for breaking n headgate and taking
wntor will be heard tomorrow
morning here. This is expected to
prove nn Intorostlrfg nnd hard-fought
case. N ...
tiNLARQU UattTiNQ SYSTEM.
The Bend Water, Light & Power
Company has placed 19 poles in
Park Addition down Front Street
as far as Deschutes, for its electric
lighting service. While the wiring
has not yet been installed, it is ex
pected that many residences in that
section will be served.
FIFTY FOREST FIWES.
It is understood that there have
been nbout 50 forest fires in the
Deschutes National Forest district
so far this season. Most of them
wero small and insignificant, though
soveral were destructive. The
worst ono wns that on the Tumalo.
BIT OUT, HORSE RAN
Mr. nnd Mrs, J. II. Wimer, Have Nar
row Escape In Runaway
Tumalo, Sopt. 1. Mr. and Mrs.
John B. Wimer met with nn ncci-
dent Inst Sunday that came near
proving serious to both. They had
driven to G. W. Wimer's In a buggy
and while greetings were being ex
changed John undertook to trim his
horse's mano. Leaving Mrs. Wimer
in thu buggy, ho got tho sheep
shears and in order to do a better
trimming job, John took tho bit
from tho animal's mouth. This be
ing done, the horse bolted, with
John hanging onto its neck. After
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Tailor Made Suits
gEFORE sending to some mnll order
house for your Fall or Winter Suit,
come in nnjl look over our samples. You
can see and feel the actual cloth; then if
you see fit to give us your order, wo will
take your measure, and your suit will bo
handsomely tailor made. Wo have sam
ples showing carefully selected Btaple and
novelty fabrics In the newest weaves,
Tailored in the soPBon's most jwpulnr and
fashionable models. Coats made In tho
popular lengths, skirts with fuller sweeps
than shown In this Spring's modols.
YOU CAN SAVE MONEY
BY ORDERINa HERE.
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a few bounds the horse threw Mr.
Wimcr nnd the rig ran over him.
Then it turned over and Mrs. Wimer
was thrown out. Dr. U. C. Coo
was called from Bend and on ex
amination found that Mr. and Mrs.
Wimcr were not badly hurt. The
buggy and horse suffered but little
damntro.
PICTURES FRAMED.
Bring me your pictures to be
framed. I have moulding in stock
and complete framing outfit.
Wall
E. M. Thompson "orw
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Nixon
EXPRESS
AND TRANSFER
Furniture Storage
House Moving
and
General Dray Work
Prompt Attention
Reasonable Prices
LEAVE ORDERS AT
HENKLE & FORD'S
WALL STREET
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Sutherland
Mcintosh
Contra&ors
and
Builders
Jobbing
Promptly Attentat, to
Skop oa Oregon St.
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