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You Have Just 3 More Days
to Take Advantage of Our
8th Reg. Housecleaning Sale
SATURDAY AUGUST l?th IS THE LAST DAY
We Believe it will Pay You
IN GOOD HARD DOLLARS TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS SALE
of. shoes that arc
worth from $J to
?(J a pair for
we arc .sell-
in K 150 pairs
BECAUSE
tpiOw
Struw Hat in
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SH Iu8.fi0,for
you e h n
b u y any
BECAUSE
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BECAUSE
allonrladius'
waists u r e
priced at just about half their worth
HcKiilnr $11.00 Wnihts nt . $1.65
HeKular $'J.r0 Waists at $ 1 .50
Regular $2.00 Waists at $ 1 .25
KcKiilur 91.76 WnLsts nt --- $1.05
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uirrAfTCir n of our
D&KjjtWJOE children's
shoes arc now reduced in price from
25c to 75c on each pair
Hotter get the children ready for
school now. You can save money.
BECAUSE !n us" i n
underwear can be bought cheaper
than it has ever been priced before
Nightgowns worth $2.JJ3 for $1.95
Nightgowns worth $1.73 at $1.40
Nightgowns worth $1.13 at 90c
BECAUSE jS?Au
assortment of men's shirts, worth
from $1.30 to $'2.30 each, QKf
at only 7Jt
Every Summer Shirt in our store
is reduced from 30c to 51.00 each.
Those nrojtretty Kood rensnni for Inking udviuitnKc of this sale reasons that appeal strongly
to tliu hounuwifu whu wnnts hur dnllnr to do It full duty.
We hnvo provided comforlnble chnlr whore you enn rust nnd meet your friends. We would
npprocluto It If you would uw tliem. Yours for Itettur Service,
ZthlSMsCM
"Tha Store of Better Values"
RITQ AIIOIIT TOWN ' P. Hawthorn of l.n Pino w In
Ul I i auuui i u w in . Icnt m1 Tlmrpiln),
Sheriff llnllour In llond Mon- A lodgo of Odd Fellow ha lecn
day. 'Initltiitcil at TorrelKinno.
mam vFfiL ikff
itiear Ueaptef
( name Is "Hon," tTve haa tang experience in
buy In j furniture and things far the home,
9 have a uoung frtenil hy the name of "Jfnty" who
want me to keep her pasted on where to buy things for her
h utile.
White 9 am about It 9 might as well publish mo tet
ters In your paper here. 7 have no secrets, J will tell you
tots of things you ought to ftnow about furnishing your
home, See mo tetter to "fmy" each week.
Believe me,
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faithfully if ours.
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Cou.
E. M. Thompson
ijty y Where. Your Dollar Does its Duty.
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Clarence Mannholmor Rut hack
Monday night from Chicago.
T. i:. J. Duffy of Prlnovllle spent
the week-end hero with friend.
II. I.. Ilrewetcr m In town from
PrlnoWllc the flrt of tho week.
K. J. Mct'aiiHtluiiii of Seattle ar
rived In Hum! Prlduy on business.
Kdd Kopper was In town yesterday
from lila Mlllloau Valley homcaioad.
A boy wan lorn to Dr. nnd Mrs.
W. W. Putilkner early .Monday
niornlHK.
H'inter Hnta. haw comiiletcd a
Inrxu hIrii on tho nuw llulletlu
UnlldliiK.
l.iiHt week a lelonhnno wtm In.
atnlled In thu olllce of tho lloml I'aik
Company.
1). K. Ilunlor Innt week hrotiKht In
n new nuloninldlu. n Cole four-miw
viiKr car.
A nuv croM walk linn hoon in.
atalled ncrona Wall Street In front of
thu rirat Nntlunal Hank.
Ward II. Colilu ruturml Katnnlnv
from Portlnnd. hrltiKliiE with him n
tliriM-pimsetiKar Courlur auto.
J. P. Dliokett la In Ilend iIiiIiil-
hoiiio oxiiert nieohunlonl woik for tho
uenu hi 111 Dor Uomoanv. 8 ateru
Herald.
Tho llev. O. V. Jonea nnd hla wlfo
nro st the Altamont. Mr. Jonea la
general representative of the Kplico.
put chii) ch.
Mih. C. K. Kvorclt returned 8atur-
day rrom n visit of aevcral woeka
with relntlvea In Aberdeen nnd So-
utile, Wnah. j
William Ardory. n Scwttlo hnau'
neaa man, la lieie for a vUlt or u fowl
dnyH. Ho Iibh property Interests In I
Cuntrul OieKoi). i
Hone West, who la conducting a'
summer hotel at Odoll Ul. Iiiib'
sout to frlcndaln llond some hlg Dol
ly Varden trout.
At tho numher drawing for the $3
prlxo at tho Star Thoatre Friday
nlsht. Howard Young hold tho lucky
tlckot. with No. 73,
Clyde McKay, state tiro warden,
with Supervisor Harvey, la making
an extensive hortolmck trip through
tho Deschutes forest.
Mrs. Oeorgo A. Jones, Mrs. J. E.
Sawhlll nnd Mrs, A. M. Lara spout
several day a last week nt tho Hoy
hurn, homestqad,,un rAverw
Hor daughter, Mrs. J, D. Davidson,
nnd uou, (' D. llrown, returned last
week to her home In Kansas,
1 -Tlio two residence helng hullt for
renlnl ly V. A. Porboa nnd Itnlph
Poliidoxlor. In Center Aildlllon4 nro
1 well on their way (o completion.
II H. Dnvls of Portland srnt
Monday hero looking tho town over
with n view to Investing. Ho nald
he viih very much ploased with Ilend.
It O, Dowser returned Saturday
evening from n trip of sovoral
, moiitha to hla old homo nt Cooper-
vllto, Mlrli., nnd other point In tho
Middle West.
' The Oregon Land & Immigration
Co. has made a largo collection of
1 farm products of Central Oregon
1 which It has on exhibition In It
1 olllco.
Miss Pearl Hlghtouor returned
( last week to her homo at Kedro
I Wooloy, Wash., after n visit of Sev
ern I weeks with liur sister, Mr. P.
I' Hinltli.
1 Mr. anil Mrs. Kd Pranks of Chi
cago nro visiting tho family of J. J.
1 Klein and nro guests at tho Alta
mont Mr. Pranks la n hanker of
the Windy City.
Ned lxoinls left last Thursday for
Honolulu. 11. T., where he has se
repted n wlion us assistant mana
ger to an estnto controlling extenslvo
property Interests.
The record of Prod Hhuoy, Jr. sell
ing papfrx hero shows what an enter
prising youngster can do. Prom
Mullet I ri and other commissions Pred
already has close to $20 In tho hank.
I Throuxh nn error last weok, tho
correct name of tho lady who sup
plied the Commercial Club with ex-
hlblti of currants and gooseberries
I was not given. Hho Is Mrs. Hender
son.
I Mr. Notllo Stovenson la opontng
i a restnurunt In tho quarters opposite
tho Pilot llutte Inn formerly occu-
I pled by Holmes & Hinltli. Tho
building has been remodeled exten
' slvoly.
The government has appropriated
$1.1,000 for the construction of a
steel bridge aeross the Deschutes,
connecting the Warm Hprlngs Indian
Iteservallon with the Agency Plains
country.
The first electric water heater In
, stallrd In Ilend Is In ojxratlon at the
i barber shop of I tines A Davidson. It
has been In use for about a ucek now
I nnd It Is believed will prove very
i surceMf ul.
i (I. C Wheoler of Manhattan. Kan..
Is In Ilend visiting friends nnd at-
1 tondlng to somo business matter.
He went out yesterday with W. P.
Vsndeert to took nt n timber claim
belonging to his sister.
1 Among those who cntno In last
, Thursday to tho play were Mr. nnd
I Mrs. l.eo Davonort. with tho Misses
Hhedd and Parkhurst of New York,
guests nt the Davenport ranoh. All
were eiitcrtalucd at the Hudsons for
supper.
W. W. Crydcr of Crescent, super
visor of the Paulina national forest,
was here Monday night on hla way to
North Yaklmn, Wash., where he was
called by an accident to hla 6-yenr-nld
son, who with Mrs. Crydcr, waa
visiting there.
Manager llrown of the Commercial
Club, co-oporatlng with the Croat
Northern Hallway, Is having collected
a number of agricultural samples
for use In tho exhibits conducted by
that road. Prank May la aiding In
tho gathering of the products.
M. S. l.ittln nnd It. V. Polndoxter
went to Madras last Thursday to
pack up the stock of the old I ted
Cross drug storo preparatory to Bhlw
plng it here. Mr. Lnttln returned
Sunday, Mr. Polndoxter going to
Prlncvtlloto visit relatives for a few
days.
Mrs. Ulla V. Walker, mothor of
Mrs. J. Itoy Harvey, loft last Thurs
day morning for Kugeno where sho
was oallod by the Illness of hor aged
mother, Mrs. Pcngra. Death occur
red before sho readied there. With
Mrs. Wnlker went Mr. Harvey's two
little girls.
A. W. llrown, nt the Wonnndy
livery stable, has an Interesting
newspaper relic of tho Civil War, n
copy of the New York Herald of
April IS, 18C5, tho morning after
Lincoln a assassination at Washing
ton, containing an account of tho
national tragedy.
Tho ladles of tho Episcopal church,
assisted by Moadamea Hudson, Oould,
Hay and Jones, will glvo a lawn fete
Thursday evening, beginning at
7:30, on tho old Drake lawn bo
twoen tho lloan building and Tho
Ilend Company's olllco. Tho public
la Invited to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Dnnttscher
hnvo come to llond from Portland to
live. Mr. Dnntxscher has lonscd tho
old Chapman atoro building nt
tho comer of Wnll and Minnesota
streets nnd will conduct a grocery
atoro there, to bo known ns the Das
chutes grocery. Tho Owl Pharmacy
and O. A. Thorson'8 Jewolry atoro
will bo moved to now quarters, but
just whero la not yet known.
Mtsa Emily Schroder haa go no to
hor homo at ttolynt to be thero some
woeka before leaving for college at
the University of Oregon. She has
boon employod in Tho llulletlu otnro
dijrtng the Rummer. Msa Schroder.
It will he remomb'ered, waa nwardod
a scholarship at the university, In
cojupetltlon with young women
throughout the state. Her brother
Albert will also enter the university
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Coming!
Within two weeks we will be
showing our New Fall Goods
bought recently in Eastern
markets. They include tha
latest in
DRESS GOODS
TRIMMINGS
Ladies' Coats and Suits
Skirts and Waists.
Also
Children's Dresses
Coats and
Headwear.
Price, Quality and Style con
sidered, we believe these goods
are second to none shown any
where. The wise buyer will
wait to see these goods before
buying elsewhere.
IF IT'S NEW WE HAVE IT.
Mannheimer's
The DEPENDON Store.
J. E. Morson of La Pino Is hero
for a few day.
MIm N. O. Iluchanan. a Seattle
school toucher, la In Ilend on n vaca
tion trip. -
T. D. Ileckwlth, 1actcrlologlt at
the O. A. C. I In Ilend on a pleas
ure trip of n few dtys, having arrived
Monday evening.
!ooal No. ICjC, Carpenters nnd
Joiners of America, will meet Satur
day evening, August 24, In the hall
over the postotTlcc, tho meeting for
this week having been postponed.
Tho usual Prlday concert of the
band will bo postponed until Satur
day evening, when tho boys will play
at tho flower show. At Tuesday's
council meeting the band will place
before the city fathers a proposition
to erect a hand stand.
II. O. Caldwell leaves tomorrow
for Sulphur 8prlngs, Ark. The
blacksmith business of Caldwell &
Main will Ik conducted by M. J.
Main aloncv The reason for Mr.
Caldwell's move Is that the altitude
here has proved Injurious to his
wife' health.
NOTICE.
I'nrtlp Imlnlitml to ui in Ihn ex
tent of 30 days or over please remit
at once.' Thanking you for past fav
ors. O'DONNEi.L liltOS. SStf
A COMMCXK'ATIOX.
To the Editor of The llulletlu:
Plenso permit a taxpayer to nsk
publicly n question about a public
matter. How does It happen that
our public school houso Is used for
sectarian relUlntis sorties This Is
not fair to tho owners of other prop
erty that oould be ueod for such
meetings, nor Is It ralr for the gen
eral taxpayers. It the school house
wero opened to all churches, lodgea
and meetings. It would not be unfair,
but of course that would be Improp
er use of school property. Who per
mit this? Certainly tho taxpayer
have not been consulted, nnd Is It
not their proierty?
MEEK AND LOWLY
Ilend. August IS, 1912.
STATE HOOKS AltKIVI U
The state traveling library books,
which have been expected at the local
library for some time, have arrived
and are ready to be taken out.
Among the 50 volumes are fiction,
history. Juvenile and other Interest
ing book.
UAXK IICII.DIXO PIlOUnilKSES.
Work upon the new $20.0.00 home
of the Plrst National Hank J pro
gressing fast. All the brick work I
completed, practically all or tho
handsome limestone finish Is In place,
and the tin cornice haa been In
stalled. The store room adjoining
the hank' quarter on the north Is
nearly completed.
XEW DEPOT AT THE DALLES
11. C. Oliver of the O-W. It. & N.
Oo. reports that tho new passenger
atntlon ut The Dalle haa been com
pleted nnd Is now being used by tho
railroad. The new building is lo
cated very conveniently In the center
of tho city and Is it great Improve
ment over the old location and depot
facilities at The Dalles.
r Jgr jr ffjg ogf)g) Mjjm
The key that unlocks success in business is giving
customers good value for their good money.
We have done this; that's why we have a big,
growing hardware business.
If you've never dealt with us, "brace up." k's
time you were getting acquainted with us.
Skuse Hardware Company.