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SOMETHING NEW'IN
Men's Clothing
Every Day -
To keep our stock right up to -the
minute always, we get in new
things new ideas -every d a y,
jo that this store is especially val-
liable to the man who always wants
the new things while they are new.
R. M. Smith Clothing Co.
Everything to Wear for Men Who Care.
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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
(I .F. Hurt It laid up with tho
grip this week.
A. I Hunter will open hU furnl
turn aloro Haturday,
C. I. Hoiell apent Tliurtdar and
Friday In U Pine.
Mra. P. H. Thomtfiwn has been III
durlh'g thn Inal week.
Horn, to Mr. and Mra. Han ford En
dries, March 14, a boy. .
Mra. Ada Johniton and Goorgo A.
Jone are in Portland.
There will lo no services at thi
Catholic church Sunday.
The ' Evening "COO" olub meota
tonight with Mra, Faulkner.
Mra. t. W. .Shrlnor haa been III
for sovoral days, but la Improving.
Clc!) McKay rpont Monday and
Tiiedy In Mdmnnd and Prlnovllto,
It. E. Koon, who wont to Portland
Haturday, la expected back tonight-
The Caballnrlto Club will havo a
danco Saturday night In Satber'a
Hall.
O. W. Updike, a rancher of the
taldlaw country, wti In town Mon
day. Italph Wobb of Mollno. Kana., la
hero viltlug hla alater, Mra. II. O.
Farrla.
W. P. VandevorC went to Powell
llutto and PrlneTlllo Saturday on a
bualneaa trip.
W, D. Newton camo In 8unday on
bualneaa. He waa accompanied by
Mra. Kowlon.
Sheriff Elklns, In the new auto
the county recently purchaaed for
hint, waa In town yeaterday.
C. Herkhardt nf the llerkhardt
Milling & Power Company of Berk
hardt, Minn., waa hore thla week
with C. V. Silvia.
J. Edward Iaraon atntoa that the
laundry will mnvo Into Ita new quar
teratera In Mr. I.srson'a brick build
Ing thla Haturday.
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aS've Louyht lot of fx An Liu Ae. from &,
371, afhomfAor 'and jo. have many of my
' fALcnds, lut none of ui have aot foaled yei,
aft n't ita JiaiiA faction , to know thai
hef appreciate youA trade and aive you.
aood, reliable aood, at honeit fAicei, when'
you iruy from a itoAe? of nevcA vill Made
' aaain at a &torc af cannot tAuAt,
f fialy'-a takina my thin? out, of the f
JbuAcau, Ao muj ctaic and put him to sleep,
CllwauA youA chum,
Xou,
(P, S,-liou can know you will not aet fooled
if you Luf your fuAnituAefAom
C9. v7t. Unompson
". ' Where Your Dollar Dooa ItDuty,
MEETING DISCUSSES SCHOOL
BONO I SjiOE, MATTERS
Pro mill ('on of Important licul He-
vcloptniMit TIiiynIimI Out nt Public
JittherliiK-.o Arllim JuH Now.
A meeting hold Inat night under
tho fiiiHplrcH of tho Comuiorcliil Club
dittctiiiMOi! tho proponed bond Ihniio for
tho oroctloii of it high ichool build
ItiK. About GO nmii attended, mid
much was mii I1 upon ncliool matters,
Tho most tuiiKlhlo result of tint oven
Ink wiih ii straw vole, hold t tho
cIiiho of tho mooting, In which 21 ex
pressed themselves for a $ 111,000
bond Issuo, 12 for n $30,000 Imiio
mid 1 opposed any Issue mid u mini
hor did not vote.
It appeared Hint tho school bonrd
hnd voted to place n 4I,000 Ihhiio
lioforo tho pcoplo.
Tho piirixiKu of tho mooting waa to
Kol oxpronaloim of populnr opinion
upon tho mnttor. Kovornl protnlnout
cltlzena ainko atroncly ngnlnat auch
n tnrgo Imiio, nialntiilning Hint a
building to conI nlxiut IK,000 would
iumwor nil Immudlnto ncoda, Home
brought up the mnttor of erecting n
grndn timtend of n high achool build
ing, II. J. Ovurturf and Clydu Mc
Kny, of tho Itoard, told of tho dim-
cultlca of getting action, and mip
lorted th advlanblllty of the pro-
lioRPd Imiio. F. M. Ray of tho board
had nothing to aay. It waa developed
that tho Itoard had contracted to aell
tho hond--whntover tiro limued
to a Don vi) r firm nt 103, n premium
that thoy cotialdcr very aatlafactory.
No notlcea of nn election on the mat-
tor bavn been xitod na yet. and It
waa anlil by Mr. Mchlny thla morn
Ing that lie would oppose any action
until the matter of n alto had been
irltlfd, for the Itonda would draw
Intnrent from the date of Imiio, while
utilization of the funda might bo de
layed aomo time.
Henry McVlttln or the Dry Mke
acctlon, who la having a woll drilled
f n hla homestead, came to town thla
week to get auppllea.
Tim Woman'a Union of the Han
tlat church wlahea to announce that
It la prepared to do mending, darn
Ing and plain aewlng at reaaonable
ratea.
Mra. I I). Wleat went to Portland
today to meet her daughter Pauline,
who haa been at the O. A. C. but who
la at Portland under the care of a
doctor.
Karl Ilurgln of Arlington arrived
Saturday night rrom Arlington,
Waah., to vlalt hla brother, C. O.
Ilurgln, and oipecta to go Into bual
neaa here.
Prellminarr atepa tor the moving
or the Mutzlg building on Oregon
atreet to the Trlplott property are
completed and It will b eatarted on
tho journey.
The Afternoon "COO" club waa
to have met with Mra. Klraer Ward
tomorrow, but owing to the lllneaa of
Mr. Ward the meeting haa been
postponed two weeka.
Mlca Hazel llrown and Francea
Murk and U-onard II rr. Jamea Mc
NVal. Karl t'pdlke and Stills. Hrown
were entertained Kaater Sunday at
Mlaa I.eota Murk a Ittdluw home.
, A' apecloi Kaater program waa glv
on nt the Methodlat church but Sun
day evening to a congregation that
filled the church. There wert aonga
and recitation appropriate to tho oc
casion.
On Friday. April 4. tho Hovnl
NolghhorH will glvo u 10-cont social
with apecfel iirogram, In. Sothor'a
hall, leo criMtm and cake v. Ill be
aorvod, tholr coat being Included In
tho 10-crnt ndmlaalnn.
Tonight nt tho Dream Theatre the
Itoht'kah lodgo wilt glvo n be ne lit
performance. Tho band will plav.
and there will bo a nolo by Mra. Mc
Klnsey nnd a reading by Mlsa Slduvr.
Tho admlalon price la 1C centa.
Tho IIU farm of 120 acroa In the
Powell llutto country waa uold laat
week to a Mr. Chambers or- Port
land at ISO nn acre. Mr. Chambers
and family will tako up residence on
(he tfiiu, which la unimproved, ut
one.
Addlaou llonuctt, tho veteran cor
rnaK)ndcnt or thn Portland Orogon
Ian, la a gueot thla week at Hotel
Hend. Mr. Dennett (a spending con
alderable time In Central Oregon,
devoting apeclal attention to "writ
lug up" tho Irrigation project aa
well na tho towna. From hero ho
will go south to'Palaloy and beyond.
The band made Ita Drat appear
anno of tho season Sunday ntternon
In a atreet concort in front of A. I.,
French's store, despite the bad wea
ther. TJiere was n large crowd of
pooplo gathered to hoar tho muslo,
which wna excellent. The inoinhera
of tho band nro doing work tinder
tho leadership of Aahloy Forrest.
TO-DAY!
If you will step in and let
us show you our line of
Spring Suits
and Coats
you will be convinced of
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our aonity m value giving
as well as in showing you '
the latest style tendencies.
Suits.... $12.50 to $25
Coats $10 to $15
NEW WASH DRESSES HAVE
JUST ARRIVED.
KAYSER. GUARANTEED
SILK CLOVES
One ('Imp Silk Glove in tan. black, Ctf-
while ami jrrayi perpalr JUC
HixtuenIlutum Silk (Hove,
black and white, per pair
Kayer Venetian blxteenIluuoa tt
Ulove, black and white, er pair.. JVC
$1.00
KIMONOS Made of serpentine
crepe In ton, blue, lavender $1.75 f 2
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DRESSES
In Percales and Olnjr
hum, neatly trimmed, all
alze $1.25 51.35 $1.30
EMBROIDERED Gin?
bam House Dresses now
priced at. .$1.50, $1.75
First to Show
the new things
MANNHEIMER'S
The Depo4oa
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K HTATK VI-rrKItlXAIUAN.
Tho state vetorlnarlan ia aoon to
vlalt Prlnevllle; any cases or horae
or catle dlscaae or bog cholera re
lorted to thla office will receive care
ful attention.'
O. SPRINGER,
County Judge of Crook County.
Ordor your land plaster nt onco.
United Warehouse Co., Hend. S-3
HKi: U. N. HOFFMAN AT ONCK
AllOUT THAT FIHIIING LICKN8K
THAT YOU WIIiIj KOON NKF.D. 1
Hereafter thn flour manufactured
by the Rend Milling . Warehouse Co,
will be on sale at the United Ware
houso Company's depot warehouse.
Advertisement. 3-4
C. A. nongtson loft for Portland
Sunday to make arrangements for
opening up the mining claims he haa
east of uend. Anyone interested in
thla mining prospect may make ap-
jllnilon )T addressing Rot 37S, at
Bond, Adv,
SUMMONS.
In the, Circuit Court of the State ot
Oregon for the County of Crook.
U. C. Coe, plaintiff, vs. Jess J. Uoyd
and Jas. A. Boyd, defendants.
To Jess J. Hoyd and Jas. A. Uoyd,
above named defendants:
In the name ot the State or Ore
gon: you and each or you are hereby
required to appear and answer the
complaint ot the plaintiff filed
against you In the above entitled
cause within ten days from the date
of tho service ot this summons upon
you U served within Crook county,
Oregon, or It served within any oth
or count within said state then with
in twenty days from the date ot the
service of this buinmons upon you
and If terved upon you by publica
tion thereof, then on or before
the Htli day of Mur, 10i:t,
and you nnd each of you nro hereby
no 1 1 lied that If you fall so to uppeur
and answer, for want thereot the
'tlnlntlff will apply to the court for
tho roller prayed tor In the com
plaint on file .herein, to-wlt: For
judgmont against you and oach of
you for tho sum ot 3G3 with Inter
est op $271 thereof at 10 per cent
per annum from March 26th, 1911,
until paid, together with Interest on
$160.00 thereof nt ten per cent per
nuuuin from the 15th day ot January,
1012, until paid, together with In
torest on $07.00 thereor at the rate
of six per cent per annum from the
6th day or March. 1910, until paid
and Interest on $365.00 thereof nt
ten por cent per annum rrom the 25th
day ot March, 1913, until paid, to
gether with $5S.OO attorney tees and
the coats and disbursements ot this
action.
That this summons Is published
In The Hend Bulletin, a weekly'news
paper ot general circulation, publish
ed nt Bend, Crook County, Oregon,
for alx successive weeka by order ot
the Hon. O. 'Springer, Judge of the
County Court for Crook County,
Stnto ot Oregon. Snld ordor being
made nnd entered on the 26th day or
March, 1913, In the above entitled
cnuso. Thla summons Is dated and
published tor the nrst ttmo this 2Cth
day ot March. 1913.
VERNON A. FORRES,
3-9 'Attorney tor Plaintiff.
Ht'MMOXS.
In tho Circuit Court or tin, Stato or
Orogon ror tho County o Crook.
U. C. Coe, trustee, plalntlffj vs. Jess
J. Royd, Jas. A. Boyd add W. A.
Booth, defendants.
To Jesa J, Royd and Jas. A. Royd,
above named, defendants;'
lu the name ot tho. State, of Ore
Kon: you are hereby required to
appear and answer the complaint of
tho plaintiff fllod against yqu In the
above entitled oause within "ten days
ot the date ot the service of 'thla sum
mons upon you If served wltbln
Crook couuty; .or If servJ within
(any other county within said State,
1 then within twenty days of the aer
tvice ot thla summons upon you; or If
served upon you by publication there
ot, on - or before the 8th.., day of
May 1913. And you and each of you
are hereby notified that It you fait
ao to appear and answer, for want
thereof the plaintiff will apply to
the court for the relief prayed for
In the complaint filed, herein, to-wlt:
For a decree of this court for the
sale of the northwest quarter ot the
southwest quarter and the south
half ot the northwest quarter and the
northeast quarter ot the northwest
quarter, section twenty township
thirteen south, range eleven pasf, W.
M., (same, being the property des
cribed In the trust deed mentioned
$n the cotrt'lalnl herein) by the
sheriff of Crook county, Oregon, ac
cording to law and practice of this
court for the satisfaction ot the
amounts due the pfylntlff on the
notes secured by said trust deed, to
wlt: the sum of JG7S.00, with In
terest at ten per cent per annum
from the Cth day or June, 1910; asd
the further sum of $70.00 attorney
fees and for the oosts and disburse
ments ot this suit, together with
costs nnd charges ot making the sale..
Second, that the Interest ot the de
fendant, W. A. Booth, be decreed to
be subsequent and subject to the In
terest and Hen ot the plaintiff here
in. Third, that the plaintiff have Judg
ment agalnat the defendants, Jess J.
Boyd and Jas. A. Boyd tor the
aum of $676.00 together with Inter
est at ten per cent per annum from
the 6th day of June, 1910, and
$70.00 attorney fees and for the
coata and disbursements of this suit
That the plaintiff have execution
against the property of the defen
dants. Jess J. Boyd and Jas. A. Boyd,
ror any deficiency remaining upon
said Judgment against said defen
danta after applying all or the pro
ceeds ot the aale ot the property
hereinbefore described properly ap
plicable to the payment of said Judg
ment, and that the plaintiff havo
such other and further relief aa to
the court may aeem meet and equi
table. This summons Is served upon you
by publication thereof in The Rend
Bulletin, a weekly newspaper of gen
eral circulation published at Bend,
Crook county, Oregon, for six succes
sive weeks by order or the Hon. G.
Springer. Judge ot the county court
tor Crook County, State ot Oregon.
Said order being made and entered
on the 2fith dar of March. 1913. In
'the above entitled cause. This sum
Imons Is dated and published for the
I first tlmo this 26th day of March,
11913.
J VERNON A. FORRES.
3-9 Attorney for Plaintiff.
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