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All kinds ot match scratches tmve
beeu mndo by tin trade in artistic
colorings and material, but
them seems to till the nine ut the
homctnnde "Scratch My Itac."
'J'tiu scratcher llliictraUil l bull
from nn oblong ot corrugated napei
nlH)Ut tire nnd u null Inches long and
three nnd n bnir deep. A postcard
forms the front of the useful conven
lence. nnd the Kick Is of sandpaper,
with the wording In told. "Scratch
Here."
The imIcts arc pave-prtontcd to
sethcr. and a narrow ribbon makes the
MANY FAMILIESJRE COMING
Peoplo Mmliut l-'iom All Putin of tlio
(tuiitry to Central Oreoon,
Scores of peoplo nro cumltiR to
Itend this winter to tnko up their res
Idenco In town or In tho surrounding
country. A largo majority of those
la ramtllca.
Accordlg to Hugh O'Kano of th
lloiul llotol thoro Imvo been 10 html
Ilea to arrive nt Ilia place nlono altioo
the first of tlio month, nnd of com so
niiiiH oi ! the other hotels atv getting their
almro of thla travel, unproved rnrin
itg and free Kovernmont lands nro be
ing socured by the newcomers. There
have boon no reduced railway rates
to Induce theao people to come In at
thla time, honco It l to bo oxpected
that when tho colonist rates Ro Into
effect nest spring n large number
of homeseekora will tnko ndvitntago
of them and Join the throngs that
aro casting their lor In thla part of
tho country to win their way to for
tune.
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PERIOD MIOjJJIFFEIIENCE
Kinteo Itecehes Many Kepllc From
AtlvertNenieiit of luta.
Tho other day J. A. Enstca re
ceived nn unexpected reply toran ad
vertisement he has been carrying In
The Hulletln. Through n typogrnph
leal error, the price ot certain lota In
Aubrey Heights was quoted as being
$1.50, Instead of $150. So B. B.
Sharon, grand secretary of tho Odd
Fellows, at Portland, wrote as fol
lows: D'enr Jim: t will take several of
these lots at $1.50. Thnt'a cheap,
but how can a follow make monthly
payments on a dollar and a half lot."
It Is understood Mr. Hastes hus
n.niiy other "prospects" on these
C tirlstma sulo lots, hut refuses to
come through at tho price, llo says
the drinks aro on Tho Hulletln, nud
that this paper will have to produco
the Iota at the price advertised.
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laitA'S OPKXIXO KNMOYAW.K.
The Christmas opening at Lara's
store Saturday proved n highly en
joyable affair, many pcoplo "taking
In" the music and special decorations,
not to mention the splendid display
of gift goods, there during tho after
noon and evening. Music was aup-
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banger. Mark beaded matrhe
fitted Into the corrugated boles tup and
bottom of the scrutcber.
Paansi TaaKIa iMuais
A chocolate brown lu Japanese crape 'lUed "by Charles Hunter, Mrs. Elmer
from the upholsterer's U used tort'ard, Mlsa Oravea and O. M. Oup-
bemmed table cover, stenciled In moi til. with George Young playing also
, effective color. These covers make 'n the evening. Miss Arrle Illack
, .tunning gift. Mn many songs. After tho closing
., On this sort brown a light putty J,r ,'ara entertained hla musicians
color Is used with a brick red. and h"10 employe at a supper at Cor-
the pattern Is one of the simplest ot ( Kel
the funning sTrucll oVxIgn.
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KV PINK, CltOOK COUNTY, OltK,
appeared as attorney for Richardson
and ltoss Knrnham for Fisher.
CMUHW TIIAXKH.
I wish to express my sincere thanks
to tho kind friends ot lond (or words
and deeds of sympathy shown my
self and family during tho recent 111-
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Hello,
Santa Claus!
These table coer are made of n
square measured by the width ot the
crape, thirty Int-be. or else toey rep
rcect two width or even three, over
cast together by hand wtin silk to
P match the crape aud with stitches so
One as to be unnoticed. The hems
also are not co&plrnou, an etgbtb ot
an Inch being one ol the favorite
Ideaa In hem tnrapurement.
ttue crape has txru moKt effectively
nsed, gray bine with a decoration ot
dnll porple and sag green auggesting
the colon or the iris.
White of a creamy tone la atenrlled
with (tale yellow and brilliant orange
In conventional dewijru-
Kour sqnarr of yellow crape are
Joined with narrow gold lar fnertion
to form a targe table rover. ecb cor
ner of the flnlsbed piece Iielog decoral
ed In long Japaave stlicbes wlib gold
thread In a wandering leaf drxlgn.
Tbe soft shaden and the rrae quality
Buggcut almost endless possibilities for
decoration.
, Qlfts Foe Houssktspcr.
Tbe woman who Keep luiue Is not
'hard to give to. ttomethtng. for the
tutuiie always appeals to her. Tbe eoi
bmldrrrd plllowraac plctnred will add
bandaomely to ber linen rbwet. It la of
fine linen. Above tbe deep beUMtlfrbed
beta la an embroidered pattern done In
aatln atltrb with men-erlzed white cot
ton In the circle la worked the Initial.
Then there are many noveltlc for lb
kitchen, too. wblrb she is aare to like.
An alarm clock la rarely giten, and
If a bandiiome variety is given It makes
nice gift. Choose a face with large
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K. OF IVS KI.KCT.
Offlcera for the next term were
elected by the local lodge of Knlghta
of Pythias last Wednesday evening,
ta follows: Chancellor commander,
Joe Innea; vice chancellor, Ralph
Uartlett: prelate. Dr. II. Fcrrcll; K.
ot IU and a, L. M. McReynolda; mas
ter of exchequer, Guy McReynolda;
master at arms, O. A. Thorson; mas
ter of work, C. D. Rowe; Inner guard,
A. J. Abernathy; outer guard, M. S.
Lattln; trustee for three years, E. A.
Bather.
CI.KAIUNO HK.N1 l'ARK HTHKKTH.
Clark Rhodes, locul manager of tbe
Rend Park Company, has arranged
for tbe clearing of all atreets In Rend
Park additions, the work to be com
pleted within six months. T F. Ma
lone, who, with hla wife, camo here
recently to make hla home, baa the
contract for Rend Park, excepting on
1) the southwest forty, which Is to lie
cleared by Hlshop & Grabler.
LITIGATION CONTINUES.
At Laldlaw Saturday there waa an
other chapter added to tbe Fisher
Richardson litigation, this being an
action by Richardson to recover a
horse replevlncd by Fisher aa the out
come of the trial tho week before.
The Jury waa out Ave houra Saturday
but could not agree. V. A. Forbea
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I The best plan to avoid the rush and annoyance of o
Xmas shopping is to begin early. You are sure of
better attention and better selections. Our stock is
ready. Come soon and take advantage before the
stock is broken. Look over this list; it may help
you solve that perplexing question of what to get:
Men's Bivth Holes.-. $3.50 to $9.00
Men's Hose, put up 4 pair in nttrnctivc
? holiday boxes, nt $ 1 .00 box
Neckwear, the lntest styles, at.
25c, 30c and ?5c
o Dents' Cloves at $2.00; others nt $ 1 .50
Shirts Arrow and Monarch brands', at
? $1.00 and $!.5o
Suspender and Hase Supporter Sets nt .
? .: rscto$i.5o
Holiday Linens All Linen Daniusk at .
75c, $1.00 and 1.50 yd.
t Napkins to match at $3.00 Ac 4.00 Do.
c Dresser Senrfs, Centerpieces, etc., at -
23C LO $2.00
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Parisian Ivory Novelties Shoe Horns,
Hair Receivers, Cuticle Knives, Button
Hooks, Letter Openers, etc 25c to 75 c
Leather Hand Bugs, a useful gift
?5ctofl5cech
Handkerchiefs Wo have an unusually
I large assortment, either boxed or bulk
5c to ?5ccach
Silk Hosiery in individual boxes at. ...
$1.00 per pair
Hath Kobe nt $3.75 to 5.50
Waists $1.50 to 5.00
Kimonasat..$I.OO, 1.25, 1.75,2.25
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"Hello! Hello: la this Banta Clausl
Well, thla la Marjorle Drown. Oo. 1
Juit knew you'd 'member me. Awfly
nice of you to brine all those things
last Christmas. What do I want this
year Erer and erer so many things.
.Four dolls with real wake op eyes,
an' a set o' dishes, an a sled, an' one
no, 1 waut two. three story books, an'
came, an', oo, ever so much candy, an'
an'M-
Tbcrc. you old eavesdropper! Reen
lUtenlnjc bare youT Well, perhaps
you hare a right to. for It Jnst hap
pens that In thla case yon aro Santa
Claus. Get all tbe order) Tbla little
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Dressed Dolls, every one n Rood vnlue.iOc to $2.50 Sewing Iloxcs, filovo nnd Hnmlkcrchiuf Uoxcs,
Toilet Seta, Tie Kings. Colur Bags, Ash Trays,
Crumb Trays.
Kid Body Dolls...., SCc, 75c, $1 35, 1.75, 2.50
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ncsa and death of our beloved daugh
tor, Johanna Matilda.
II. O. BANDEN.
INHI'KCTfl KKOM.KTTi: NUIIHKIIY
It. II. Weber, immlssloner of the
fourth horticultural district, Inspect
ed tho nursery of the Ufollelte Nur
sery Company nt Powell llutto Tsst
week and pronounced the stock and
methods of tho firm to Iks first class,
freo from disease and all peats, Mr
Weber formerly owned a nursery at
The Dalles and has large holdings at
Moslor and Hood Itlver. He la eu
girl trnsta you to brine tbeso things, 1 1 buavlaatlo about lift trull business In
Then there are tbe boys and the folks
and your friends. Better go right ont
ttow and stock up while It la fresh on
yonr mind and while tho good In the
store are fresh. Iteraetnber little
Marjorle or Esther or Mary or Helen,
as tbe case may be.
Also remember to shop
early, relieve the tired shop
girl and get the best.
AM CUDBOtDEBED PILLOW SUP,
figures. Cooks find these clocks con
venient to it nt the hour when u cake
or roast must im taken from the oven
Have you seen the new spice cases
of nickel and glnss They are made of
nlrkel rods one nbove the other, form
liiK frames to bold glass bottles with
ulckel acrew tops. The name of the
aplce Is blown In tbe glass of ench bot
tle. Thoso come In various sizes, but
a convenient one holds six bottles,
three In a row, and gives room for
nutmep. ginger, allspice, cinnamon,
elovea. uiiiMlHrd The frames screw to
the wall or inside a cupboard door.
TIMELY HINTS FOR
XMAS GIFTS!
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I have just unpacked a fine showing of.
Toilet and Manicure Sets in Sterling Silver--ware.
It you desire a gift that embodies
the very latest in design and workmanship
and that is at the same time useful, you
should purchase it out of this line.
Late shipments give us the very finest line -of
Jewelry in Central Oregon. ,
If you desire to buy anything in Silver De'
posit or Cut Glass, compare my priees be
fore you buy elsewhere,
Do not fail to look over our line of Clocks;,
, just arrived. See them in our window.
THORSON, The Jeweler.
Central Oregon.
DESCHUTES IS
. GREAT ASSET
(Continued from Pago One).
areaa Is extraordinary. It gives the
state an undeveloped' resource of col
ossal potentiality.
The Deschutes river stores nearly
one third of the unused water powers
ot Oregon, and tho unused water
powers of Oregon will produce an
electrical energy that would requlro
the burning of 36,000,000 tons of
coal a year to duplicate.
"TJiub vlowed, the Deschutes Is the
nnulvalent of tho greatest coal field
In the world. Tho coal fields Income
exhnusted, but tho Deschutes will
flnw on forever. It la tho whlto coal
of tho agea that will never loso Its
effectiveness, and that the pick and
shovel, of tho miner can novor ox
hnust.
"Tho offer of tho federal govern
ment to Join In accurately deter
mining tho possibilities of the river
so that Ita otentlalltles can bo util
ized for tho welfare of Oregon, Is a
notable act Ita offer of assistance
In bringing the atored powers of the
Deschutes into - utilization should
leave no question of what la to bo
Oregon's uttltudu In response.
"It Is one of tho most notablo proj
ects that has bcon conceived In tho
wholo history of Oregon,"
OUTLOOK GOOD
SAYS JOHNSON
(Continued from Pago Ono),
upset legitimate business.
All we need Is good crops and reas
onable attention to buslnesa and the
couutry Is safe for another four
years.
Yours sincerely,
a o joiinson
I'atersoa Drug Co. nculve agent
In Head fur tho fatuous IJbby cut
gU. Advertisement.
You are Invited to attend the lied
mond poultry ahow and bring your
birds. 3lf
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'wan
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gla tax could nut show tho Justlco of
such a course
Thnro will undoubtedly ho tariff
revision by tho Domocratu, Thorn
would liavo been no matter who waa
elected. Aa a uutlon wo Imvo loarnod
a groat deal hIiico 1803 and tho Dem
ocrats Imvo loarnod along with tlio
rest or us and whllo thoy will un
doubtedly eliminate certain existing
abuses In the tariff, yet 1 do not look
for any revolutionary action on their
part which would have a tendency to
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will be proud to snow your friend
COMMUNITY
SILVER.
for they will he delighted with its beautiful lines.
Besides, this famous ware has a solid silver disc
overlaid at the wearing points, and it it then plated
with a triple-plus plate. It is guaranteed for 50
years in ordinary family use,
Patterson Drug Company
THE KEXALL STOKE.
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