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Mrs. Sadie Wenandy
WINS THE
PIANO
and PIntio Player In the LARA-THOMPSON
PIANO CONTEST.
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FINAL COUNT
IN THE LARA-THOMl'SON PIANO CONTEST.
Mrs. S. Wcnnmly 71,705
MIkh Gortrlo Mnrkol '. r0,82(J
MlaaOlfpi Johnson 12,820
MIm !vn WfHt 2,774
MIm Cornulin Wilwm 1,801
Mm. Klmur Morrill 1,480
MIm ElHo llnuek 81)0
MIm Miilml DoukIiih H4
MIm Hnttlo Dickey S!)l
MIm Itaulo Mnln !I00
MIm Eunice Niiff 2U0
Mlwt MurKiirut WIohI 4tl
(SlKnvil) U. N. HOFFMAN, JuiIku
(Slirncil) W. H. COIILE, JuiIko
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w arM sm j im jri
fTg. lan'IB""! Wbh 'Mi j"s
"THE STORE OF BETTER VALUES."
BITS ABOUT TOWN.
Tlm llond school will roopou noil
Moiulny
lr I (' Coo wont down to Port
land Humlny
JuiIko Kill In attending; court nt
I'rlnovlllo this mk.
i: J. Mrrrlll nimln it trip to tho
county spai )c.torUy.
ItMph I'nlndoxtor spout tho wook
oiid lltlnn In I'rltiuvlllu
Mm. (loorito A Jonm will cntrr
lAln tho llrldKt) Clult Krldny.
Clydo McKay returned Mntimlny
nlKht from n lslt to I'ortlnud.
Ileno Wist nnd fntnlly hnvo mnvod
Into tliolr now hotnn In l.ytlo.
MorKi Adkln who linn boon slrk
(or Mimit Mint' In nidi to lie out nuiiln
Tho aflnrnoon "COO" clult will
moot tomorrow with Mr K. II. Wll
on. Willis Nnlnnd U In town for n fow
days from tils Mllllcan VAlloy homo
tmul. " Tho erenlnic "S00" club w l.u
ontorlnlnvd by Mrss. II. J. Ovurtnrf
tonight.
Mr. K. K. Moarns or I'rlnovlllo l
vUltliiR hoi nluco. Mm. J. Hoy
llmvoy.
K. M. Thompson Is moving this
wiHik Into hi now homo In I'm It
addition.
Mm. C. 14. Morrill returned Mon
da) nl k fit I mm Portland whoro mIio
spent Christmas.
Ilnrnro llrooklnitH of Kolyat re
turuod Hnndny nlKlit from n trip to
Knstorn WnihlnKtou
K II, Hum in y of tho llond I'nrk Co,
nrrlviid from Honttlo Hiindiiy iiIkIiI on
ii IhikIiicsh trip of n fow dity.
Tho Voiiiiij I'oopla'H Hocloly will
moot nt 7.. 10 Krldny ovoiiIiik with
Mlsn Hldnor, nt tho I.iiciih homo.
II II. Duvli'N lotiirnod Hiindny
IiIkIiI from North Yaklmu nnd U'ullii
SV.nl I u, Wnsli., wliuru ho npont
C'lirfntfiiiin.
MIhn Harriot Holson, who linn boon
n Kin-Hi of tho Misses Mnrkol during
tho hollilnyn, will return to Jscksoii
vlllo Krldny.
Tho OroRon Trunk trnln wan Into
Humlny nlK'it owIiik to a slldo on tho
lino, not iirrlvlnit horo till 10:30. Tho
O.-W. It. & N. Rot In on tlmo.
It. II. Holomon ami family havo
oomo to llond to llvo, having rontod
tho MuUIk rosldonco. Mr. Holomon
oxpocta to opon a Jewelry store.
Mm. J. W Dtmlck and daughter,
MIm Klilo Quackonhush, aro expect
od homo tomorrow night from Port
land, where they havo boon vliltlng.
K. M. Chrliman and daughter, Miss
Vlda, ciroo down Holiday from Sllvor
l.oko by auto. Thoy encountered a
foot of auow In crossing tho moun
tain". Gcorgo Vandovort and Chester Cat
low, who spent Chrliitmni with him,
loft yestordny morning for Hnlem to
roauino tholr studies nt Wlllumolto
Unlvomlty. J C. Vandovort will re
turn Hundny.
Mr and Mm. P. O. Crabtroo or
Portland nro tlslllusi Mr and Mm A.
II, Horn. Thoy have bought Inud
near town and expect to atari In tho
poultry huslucss.
J. W. Dlmlck nnd Prod I,, tluor re
turned Monday from a five-day hunt
ing trip up tho river. Thoy klllod
about thirty ducka, They reported
the wonthor very cold up thero Thorn
day night.
W. C llrodonhagon and family
havo moved from tho Kitobenot cot-
taga to tho llrostcrhous residence,
formerly occupied by tho Bswhllls.
Hlnco hU wlfo went Knit, Mr. Hawhlll
Ii boarding.
The oiamlnatlnn of applicants for
tlm contract to carry tho mall on the
rural route which will Iks established
from llend Pob. 1 will bo held Hatur-
day. There will bo six or eight tn
tnko tho test.
Vernon A Parlies, J. K. Hawhlll
and M. H l-ntlln wont down to Port
land Prldav as guexta of 8upt. J. P.
Kogom of tho Oregon Trunk. In his
private rnr Messrs. Porbcs and
lnttln rolurncd .Monday night.
J K Hawhlll. W II llentley. C O.
Hownrd nnd Chnrles Marlon mnde n
trip to Hums lart week with V P.,
Morrill and (' C Harrison of tho
trucking compmi). On tho way
back, when a fow miles out of Hums,
the gear of tho car was stripped and
tho party lind to mako tho trip tho
rest of tho wny horo on tho truck.
Tho pnnneiiKor car wan haulod In on
tho big freight carrier.
Next Tuesday overling tho Modern
Woodmen and tho Itoyal Nolghborn
wilt hold a Joint Inundation of off)
com, tho oxorclMON to bo public. Tho
Odd Fellows will hnvo their Installa
tion next Monday night, tho Knlghla
of P)thlfii tonight and tie Prntornat
llrothorhood on Haturday evening,
tho 1.1th. Tho Masons Installed last
Wednesday evening.
II O. Hhrador of Hcattle Ims come
to llend to reside. Ho expects to be
Joined by his family In a shoit tlmo.
Mr. Hhrider In connected with the
llond Park Co. and states thn tno
sale of lots since ho was hero for ihe
Railroad Day celebration htu boon
excellent, more tlmn 450 bavin boon
disposed of. Tho company has
olllces In both Heattlo and Portland
and will open an office In Hpokano.
A. T. Framo camo In Sunday
night from his Hampton Valley
homeMtead.
J. E. Ilalncy went down to Port
land the drat of the week on a
busineiw trip.
Swan Carlson nf Saskatchewan,
Cunndn, is visiting at the home of
Z. W. Llndborg.
Elder JicighU school reopened
Jan. 2 after one week's vacation.
Fern Hall Is teacher.
Louis Doonnr and linemen were
over from Prinevllle the last of the
week looking after the telephone
system here.
Lakevicw will celebrate Railroad
Day Jan. 7, when the newly com
pleted Nevada, California & Oregon
itaiiway will lo welcomed formally.
O. C. Bcrgreen and Thco. Carlson
or Chewelah. Wash., who were
guests for the Christmns holidays of
Mr. and Mrs. L W. Lindborg, re
turned home Friday.
J. II . Hcan made a New Year
promise to the Presbyterians of
Bend to donate to them the use
every Sunday of the hall in the
stono building which he will erect.
Mrs. J. M. Lawrence and Miss
Marion came up from Portland last
Wednesdny night to visit during
the holidays. Miss Marion returned
Mo iday, Mrs. Lawrence remaining
over several days longer.
Mrs. G. W. Hall entertained five
of her "llend Babies" and their
mothers last Wednesday afternoon
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1HE ONE Important Qye&ion in
furnishing a home in the modern Slylc is to
have ornamental brass beds in preference to the old
fashioned wood ones. The trend of the times de
mands this change, and all up-to-date people are making it.
To meet the demand we have now on exhibition a largo and
varied assortment of neatly designed brass and Iron bedsteads
in the various sizes, and all of the best qualities.
Prices $3.?5 to $40.
E. M. THOMPSON
Where Your Dollar Docs Its Duty. Wall street, Bend, Oregon.
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in honor of Merl Triplctt, who soon
will leave Bend with his parents, to
reside in Eugene. The babies pres-1
cnt were: Merl Triplctt, Opal
Merrill, Helen Rowe, Robert Ar
nold and Marjorie Smith. Refresh
ments were served and each child
given a holiday remembrance.
Pnnlly style men In only IKc at the
Ktnr Hakes ) and Ilrtuurmit. 4iltf
Mm. Hector Merchand, who has
been at the hospital, will be discharg
ed tomorrow.
Thore will bo regular preaching
services morning and evening at the
Haptlst church by a visiting minister.
J. K. Ryan was a patient at the
llond Hospital from Thursday to
Tuesday, suffering from an attack of
tonsllltls. He loft yestorday morn
ing, golnz by train to Redmond and
from there to Prlncllle.
Something lllg Next Week.
Next week an announcement will
be made b one of tho llond merch
ants of the biggest sato of merchan
dise ever held hero. A 145,000 stock
Ii to bo offered tho public at cost or
loss. The goods arc all now and
fresh. Previous sales havo closed
out all the old goods. Watch this
pago next week It will Interest you.
Watch this pago next week for the
announcement of tho blggeit aalo
ever held In llend.
There will be a meeting of tho
Rend lodge of Masons Thursday even
ing, Jan. 4. Thoro will be work In
the V. C. and M. M. degrees.
Janli and Cane.
Representatives of the Yakima
Valley Nursery Co., la the latest
See these two fine, courteous Irish
gentlemen for the finest line of fruit
trees, flowers and ornamentals ever
ahown'ln tho Inland empire. Custo
mers leavo addresa with Aune
Brothers, dellverymen, spring ship
ment 1912 43p
Notice of Annual Meeting.
The annual meeting of tbo North
Irrigation Company will be held at
7:30 p. rn. Saturday, Jan. 13, la tho
office or H. C. Ellis at Rend.
L. D. W1EST,
Secretary.
Woitli Uniting Por.
A $ IS, 000 stock of merrhardlso
will be offered for sale In Rend next
week. The prices will bo tho lowest
eve,r offered here. Watch for It
Walt for It'
Our First January
Clearance Sale!
Beginning January 2 and Continuing Until January 3 1 . This is your opportunity
to buy New, Clean Merchandise at a considerable saving. Below we list some of
the striking values we offer:
Shoes.
$5.00 men's shoes, now $4.50
$4.00 ens shoes, now $3.75
$3.50 men's shot's, now $3.15
$3.00 men's shoes, now $2.75
$3.00 oy's shoes, now $2.65
$2.50 W in-'-s' w $2.25
$2.25 youths' shoes, now $2.00
$4.00 Indies' shoes; now .... $3.50
$3.50 Indies' shoes, now .... $3.15
$3.00 ladies' shoes, now . . . i $2.75
$2.00 ladies' shoes, now .... $1.85
$1.75 Indies' shoes, now .... $1.50
Children's at... $1.75, $1.50, $1.15
Infants' at 50c, 75c, and 90c
Dry Goods.
Calicos, bust quality, 5 yds. $ 1 .00
Outiiifj Flannels, now, per yd. 10c
I'laniieletles, l."e grades, now 12aC
OS-cent dress jjoods, now, per yd. 50c
US-cunt dress goods, now, per yd. 25c
$1.00
10c
10-ivtit lilinii'licd or unliltuiolii'd muslin
1 1 J nttU for
122c
Fine heavy Cheviots, l'JVv, now
Canton Flannels, 15c, now . . .
Dress CJinghains, VJe, 11 yds. $1.00
Zepher Ciinghains, iSc, now ... 12aC
Percales, lUHiu, now 10c
l)l Sheetings, M'eh'd or unhl'ch'd 27c
Sheets, SI. 00 grade, now, each . . . 85c
Pillow Slips, 50c grade, now, pair., 45c
Blankets & Comforters.
$1.50 comforters now at $1.35
$1.75 comforters nowat $1.50
$2.00 co.nforte.-s now at $1.75
$2.50 comforters nowat $2.25
$4.50 wooljijnnkets nt $3.75
$2.50 blankets now at $1.75
Hosiery.
Ladies' :)5e llceced and cashmere.. 25c
Ladies' '25c fleeced, now 20c
Men's 15e hose, now, per pair , . . 10c
Men's '25c hose, now 5 pairs for $1.00
Men's 50e wool hose, now 45c
Men's suspenders special . , . . . 25c
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Underwear.
rvidio-.' ItllrixHl I'mierw wir, now v garment 25c
I-adic.' tkVeent I'mlfi'wear. now inr garnifiit 50c
Uulles' T.Vcent l'ndrw ear, now jHrgurment 65c
IjuIU".' i M I'nlon Siilu, olooi-anoo price $ 1,00
laidiHs' $1 'JA I'ashiiiDre URderwoar, jiow i J Q0
t'lillilienS J5o fmlerweur. bow por iwrment 25c
t'lilldron's iWx' Wl l'mlrmnr hv yarnient 50c
.NIonN.VV riulofwoar, now i)r garment ouly 15c
Miu t0o I'mlorwottr, now orj;nriiunt only 50c
Men's 1.00 Wool I'uderwour, jer pumentQ5c
Men's M..W Wool radorwmr, jwr yurm't g J 35
rnusiial reductions In Sweaters Coats. Closlnir
out Mt. Hood UvoralU to muko jsaom forOurhurtt'a
(or whloh wo uro o.nouisIvo nonh In Uend.
Men's Illli Ovorulls, tl.25 vuluos. now..
Men's Wiilst OvorulN, 11.00 vuluos, now.
Ilo.xs' Dili Overalls, H.V", olearuueo price.
Hoys' Hlli Overalls, nfc, now , SOc
Mon'.s MncklnuwK, rvtfulur piico W.Ov), now.. $4, 25
ci nn
, . . f ,u
. ... "5c
75c
Carhartt's Overalls.
MANY OTHER. ITEMS AT UNHEARD-OF REDUCTIONS DURING THIS SALE.
The Mannheimer Mercantile Company.
Wall Street, Bend.
Ladies' Home Journal Patterns.
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