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Women's Shoes
Children's Shoes
Women's Shoes
Children's Shoes
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VW IC Tl A1A thaL !n 0U Contral 0rc2n y cannot find a shoo stock with as com-
IMUW plcto on assortment of all kinds of shoes as we can' now show you
60 Styles of Men's Dress Shoes, 14 Styles of Men's High-Cut, Shoes, 25 Styles of Boys' School
Shoes, 40 Styles of Ladies' Dress Shoes, 42 Styles of Girls' School Shoes, 24 Styles of Children's
School Shoes, 14 Styles of Infants' Shoes. Surely you can find just the shoe you want in a stock
of this size. Every shoo that wo sell carries our ironclad guarantee "Your money back if not
satisfied." Our shoes aro all guaranteed to be solid leather, no cut off vamps, and to give good
service for tho uso they aro intended. Can you get this guarantee from any other shoe stock in
this county? In our Wall street windows you can get some idea of tho size of our stock and the
variety of styles wo carry. Read carefully tho following numbers, then come and SEE the goods.
Men's Shoes Boys' Shoes LadiesShoes
60 STYLES.
No. 106 Itootm hut, patent colt blurh
i'i, Hi !. tin otlglnnl mill d C tE
nolili Itiit I'iu'ii ipJtC J
00mkJ
No. 1 130 1'iiH'tit cult Imiioii, M-rfur-ati-il
tamp ami foxing. I'xti'ii- tf C ft
ftluii ! A joiing mtitt'it nlion t)JS
NO. 15971 hub latt, vi'liiur calf Itluch
cr. ulngln wilo. A hIiimi that U "ill (Tit- 0 C A
flit" 1'ilc.. tfO.UU
No. 1119---Inn mi'titl hlucher, ilimlilc mil.-,
Illt.'I Mflgllt, KIM lU'll IlljJM. All llltO-tlll-llllll-
litu lii fur tliu li'iil llo Jinlng limn. A e
! $4.50
NO. 1135 ItluWll Calf. butNlll, ulllg t. IIK.,1
lull) lll-liltMul tll, M.fulUlcO UIIIl Ami fllXlliL' IM1
of tin' virt lMt tlii i.iion. Wit mi ff ycl
Dim 'llllljf tilt khou III 5T"tO
HI-CUTS 14 STYLES.
lU-in. tops from H.ia to.... $6.00
U-in. tops from $7.00 to.... 5.00
12-in. tops from $LW) to.... $5.00
AM) AM. (II AKANTKKI)
25 STYLES.
NO. 106fl--l'uti'iit coji n.nt iip iinglo
oli. A mjlUli ill cm nhoi) (in Ik,i. $3.75
NO. 1985 ISoxcnlr, bluihi-r Sniwi).
nlilc, Hcrli'cal)li m'IiimjI hIioc, (J J (f
IHa wi-nr In rtur ulr $J,UU
NO. 1I3 Double Mile kunuanx) calf,
liluclicr ilut him till Mini'
fur m'IiooI arm M'n lilm hiiiIIi'
$3.00
40 STYLES.
NO. 630 Holland, gin metal
pump I hem I Htjlo and vr
tico In tliii number
No. 1408 HlackMuedo. plain too. v.-ry
dri.v Tho 1110,1 twpular tf A e f
hIiou this noaion ThtL. Sll
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GIRLS' SHOES.
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NO. 579 lrU patent button. Rickey
Inmii. mat toi. iNiiontiuirf Httli ) t?(
tiiiM'1 A leader In quality pO.OU
No. 1628 nun metal button. ldo
tralght la,t, a ilemlld hIhmi tfj'i tt(
for ever) -da; u ear pC.JJ
NO. 559 Ilux calf, half double wde,
school hvcl. Aik aliout UiU number $2.00
INFANTS' SHOES.
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"II You will find the prices on hII of our shoes lower thnn you
vim miy uieSAMliUUALlTY iinvw here in the (.mint v.
W'r bin all our nlmiMt tliits-t fiiuii Uih manufacturi-iN and tlifrib ai. all the I I
i " imiwi unu iruinv uur iiu o iuu iio -i ntmnvb that
in i" iHiiiim.li ' '
"THE Stohk ok HtvrrKU Vai t-a."
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I BITS AIJ0UT TOWN.
F. A. SUlFuri! roturnod Tliurstlny
from I'ortland
T. N. Miriiufco lofl .Sunday for
Ann Arbor, Mich,
Sheriff T. N. Iliilfnur wan nvor
Friday from I'rinuvillv.
M. (2. Aulm-y wiw up Friday
from Ijiidluw on litiHiuiM.1.
1 M. J. and K. W. HohorU of
htatont won) Itond vmltorx hitnday.
Mm. H. V. Skui loft Thumday
for I'orUnnd on u visit of ncvurul
"S WCtikH.
I J. II. Wonundy in on a huslncu
' 4rip to Tortliuid and Soattlu this
rok.
' i W. II. Winjr, who tins Ik'hii Hick
vltli typhoid lover, has recovoreu
,nd in ablu to Imi out niraln.
Gus T. Itartinun of Portland
arrived Saturday nlht to visit his
daiiKhter, Mrs. II. J. KKKlcHton.
G. P. Putnam loft Sunday for
Now York, stopping on routu at
Portland nnd Soattlo upon husiness.
was In town
liis nlllco
i Mrs. John K Ityiin
today on liusinotM.
II. I). True him movinl
into tho Itowloo liulldink'.
J. N. Miutton of j Pino was in
town Monday on Inisinowi.
Mm. CtitirliM Niswon'or has loon
III at her homo for sovoral days.
Tho School Hoard will moot in
roKular sotwlon tomorrow niKlit.
M. F. Hawthorne of Iji Pino was
iloiiiR business In I lend Saturday.
A. K. Soiral roturnisl Stmdnv from
his vacation trip in bouthorn Oregon.
II. I). Brown wont down to Port
land Friday on a short busino
trip.
F. C. Fish and little son
aro in Salem visiting rola
Mm.
Hdwin
lives.
Mrs.
Avorill
morning.
Avorill accompanied Mr.
to Portland yesterday
J. S. Parmintor has bought from
Tho Kend Co. lot It, block 24, on
Greenwood avenue.
Furniture 2!! Pianos
I huvo on hand completu lines and can furnUh
your homo complete.
Parlor Suites
Bed Room Furniture
Dining: Room Sets
Kitchen Outfits
Cull any time and look my line over. I will lie
pleased to meet and talk with you whether you buy
or not. l'Ol'ULAll 1MUCES.
E. M. THOMPSON
Wlioro Your Dollar Dooa Ita Duty.
Wall street
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Pond, Oregon
S. K. IloIivrU lias begun work on
n cottage which ho will build for
himself in IWhutos Addition.
Tom Hollo of Idaho sustained n
broken collar bono Sunday by being
thrown from a broncho lie was
riding.
Mm. It. II. Hrowulow returned
Saturday night from n two months
visit with her parents at Chowoluh
Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. C. It. True and son
have moved into town from tln.lr
ditch farm in order to put their boy
in scnooi.
Hoscoo Howard returned Sundnv
from n business tri to Portland.
leaving for the Hose City again
yesterday.
F. C. Alderdyco of Drake, Colo.,
and Tom Alderdyco, nn 0ml City
rancher, wore guosu Saturday night
at Hotel Hend.
Miss Grace French, who aiHint the
summer with her brother. A. L.
French, left Sundav for North
Yakima and Spokane.
T. F. J. Duffy, an nttornoy of
Prineville, spent tho week-end hero
with friends, returning to the
county seat yesterday.
Mm. F. O. Minor nnd turn k'pnnnth
loft yesterday for Corvallis. They
will spend the winter thoro. Kennoth
entering the 0. A. C.
Thomas Triplott loft Thursday
for Willamette Valley points to got
a load of fniit. Ho drove across
the Cascades by wagon.
At the Pilot Hutto Inn Snturdnv
evening a stag dinner was given in
honor of 15. P. Putnam by triends.
Plates were laid for i20.
Dick Dovo and family expect to
leave today for Hend where they
will reside and conduct a rooming
house. Madras Pioneer.
K. F, Logan of Marble. Minn.,
who is owner of land at Hend, was
n visitor here several days lust week
taking a look over tho country.
Floyd Dement ruturnod Tliiinulnv
after an absence of several weeks.
during which timo ho visited Port
land. Astoria and tho Putrot Kmmil
cltioj,
A meeting of the Whatsoever
will he held nt the church Friday at
2:110 p. m. to make final arrange
ments for tho cafeteria supjwr next
week.
Kditor Walter A. Shoar of the
I Hillings County Republican, Sentinel
1 Hutto. N. I)., was in Hcml but uwlr
j looking over the Contral Oregon
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$3.25 "" N-i
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0-inch top. An H- 4 r
$5.00 Hk.4
half IkIIowb BktA
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No. 549 Tan calf, volwa top. button. Decld.-dly
,.r.c .,t:v. r:r. : . :::n. ,n . :r. $4.00
No. 1816 .Shrlnur, gun mutal. button, round, me
1 Uluiu Hl-too, very hort vamp. A ff A rr
, Miapp.Miiart talking ho Jp4.00
I NO.lb-Tan calf, blucher,
Ideal ithoo for utrcct wear
No. 426 Hl-cut. black Uix calf.
mWng w ...:::. :UH. .,op-. . $6.00
Tho Prices On Our Ladies' Shoes
run mini ti.,o io i.uj ami wi havi.all stlh-s
from n'lifnvy 41km. to wear on th. ranch to
tin. dainty patfnt Icathi-r pump for eveninir
w-ar. "oui monei back If not NUNfled.'5
country.
Tho Rend Co., through H, J.
Douglas, last week sold to ninnr
! F. 'Hoover of Galosburg. Mich., lots
i;i ami u, block PJ, on Greenwood
avenue.
Tho meetings which Rev. J. M.
Hupp has boon conducting lwn
closed Mondny evening and ho left
for his home at Kettle Falls. Wash.,
yesterday.
J. L. Sumrall sjnjnt Saturday in
Culver, going down to represent the
defendant in n case brought hv tho
upai spring Lompany against II. I
neimuecK.
W . H. Wing has bought out the
Interest of C. J. Hoke in The Palm
and will continue to conduct the
business at the same place. Ho in.
tends to add to his stock.
, ,WI .9undersn of Chicago, a
friend of H. V. Skuse, spent Satur
day and Sunday here looking for
a business location. Ho may return
to make his home in Bend.
Miss Nona RlVhnntcnn f !.!
has been engaged to teach in the
I Prineville public schools the coming
year and will have chanre of tho
third grade. Crook County Journal.
C. J. Ruck nf iWtin.i .i
George R. Hyslop of Corvallis left
Monday for their homes, taking
im mem samples of thy soil up
the river which they had been ex
amining. They will make analyses
of it.
II. J. Doutrlas wont Hnu-n tn xr ,i-
1 ras Sunday to meet his wife and
, little daughter, who have been visit
jing in Tacoma and Madras since tho
I first of June. They will make their
1 home here, occupying the new
) Brosterhous residence in Park Ad
j dition as soon as It is ready for
j occupancy.
j Who Does Your Pressing?
. The Star Dry Cleaning House.
with A. L. French, does all kinds of
I cleaning, pressing and repairing of
clothes in a neat manner and at
reasonable prices. Ladies' work as
.well as men's done. Satisfaction
1 given and work promptly done. A
trial will convince you. 27tf
Chicken dinner a specialty every
Sunday at Hotel Bend. 25tf
Mrs. A. M. Lara expects to leave
Friday or Saturday on a uwk'a
trip to Portland and says that she
will do shopping for any ladies who
may ask her.
Tho West Side Ladles of Laidlaw
will give a domostic scionco nnd
agricultural exhibit at Laidlaw Sat
urday, Sept. 23, and invite Bond
jieople to attend.
Miss Mary K. Coleman, who
entered the piano contest as the
candidate of tho Rend school, has
withdrawn as such and is now run
ning independent.
R. R. Chess, formorlv nf Pull for.
nia, has come to Central Oregon to
locate aim is looking tho country
over for a few weeks. Ho was here
several days last week.
Mrs. L. P. Hagley and daughter
left Saturday morning for Portland
whore thoy will make their homo
for tho winter. Miss Riil'Iov will
attend business college.
A. F. Shireman received word a
few days, ago that Fred L. Helfrich,
tho shoemaker who loft Bond some
weeks ago, died nt Oregon City on
August 19. Ho took treatment at
Hot Lake Sanitarium but his caso
was hopeless.
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Fall S Winter Goods
Now in stock. Woolen and fleece-lined
underwear for men and women, hosiery
for everyone, wool gloves and mittens,
the new Aviation Caps for the girls,
sweater coats, auto scarfs, etc.
You will need something in these
lines. Alany have told us that our
prices are as reasonable as those in
Portland or Seattle. Favor your
pocketbook by buying here.
Every item guaranteed to give saltfatlion or money
bacf. That's our tat of quality.
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Rowe's Store
&CEXT VOOTl TO POSTOFFICE. BEND
"TheSamc Goods for Less Money."
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