SJKND BULLETIN, BEND ORB., VONEfiDAY, OOTOBKB 1, 101S,
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To Our Friends
and Patrons:
V will lio ojion for
ItimlnoHfl tij)porarly In
tlio Johnnon hullilinu;
(acroHH from Thump
Bon's Kurnltum Stnio)
nnnoon iih Inmirmicu Ih
ndjuitt'd and nuw stock
secured,
Wo liopo to merit h
contlnunnco o f your
imtronnjce.
Patterson Drug Co,
The 3fe2SaSS Store
Wn will ociMipy our for
inor locution as on hi
now Inilldliitf can be com-plott'i).
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
T. H. I'tiloy wont to Balt'in Inil
nlKlit on tjimlniHw.
. W. H. llutoliur of Itmlnionil wan In
lit' ml Batunlay.
(1. 15. draft, n sullltir iioor I.n I'lin1,
wkn In town Hominy.
V. 0. Nuwlon, ownur of Wlontor
In iroirU'i In In town.
Jatns Oraln of I'riattvlllo w a
Heml visitor ytwtonlnr.
1. M. Cltwvas of CrtfMWNt In rff
JtUrtJll Ht HlM lllHt llHllM.
J. It. UnHr wng hI Ik Uotwl Uma
lat MlMHt w M way MP rlvr.
John ttldur wn In tow Hnly
Might from hla mitch muk f Hod.
lty Vlnjranl ho gotm to IfthMM l
imur VlllaNMtl UMvaraltr..
Itv. A. O. Walkar hm In Uiwh
Monilny from UH how at Alfalfa.
It. It. LambrtMH returns! HUy
from nnhtiHK Hfe at IMm MihihMIh.
Mwon Mol.nnnH. lh Hhstilko
aheoiitiiasi, I nitelslvrvtl nt thu WrlKht
II. It. titawiirt wn uvur from thu
Tuwiilo project Huiiilny anil lloniluy.
1. I, .Mlsotior ent to Portland
Monday on liiisliifis, roturnltlK to
day. '
C. H. Ilonsfln and John Wis wuro
at Orrino l'rnlrlii aeveral dayx last
week.
John Itll has rcslgnm! hi post
tlon with' thg forosl survlec, effollve
today.
A. T. Frauin hi In from hli Hpih
ton vallnj liomtHiUwul for a fw
wuoks. '
HxttAvntlen for the cellar of tin
J. 1 Kvya rsaltlenro I wssrly cow-Itleleil.
Tlio Itoynl NulKlihorn will jjlvu ii
nodal iluiitti Friday ovcnliiK In Hath
ir's linll.
A. II. Horn or llm Ilond llrlrk A.
I.iuiihtir Co. Ih coiillnml to lilii homo
liy nluldiiNt.
Hurl, I'owall and vlf, who apsnt
tlio Hiiiniiiur at Crane I'nliii-, nra I"
town thin wan-.
Tlio Htrotl IwvhIIiik work In elmr
of Ulty lOiiuIiiaor Vminj! la ItulDg flu
ImIhiiI UiIh wank.
Tlio MdhodlHt IimIIoh Will hold a
food hdIh nt O'noiiiioll'a iiiojU inur
kut noxt Miiturdiiy.
Mr. mid Mm, J. I.. ItliiKO woro In
town yi'Htorduy from Crmictjiit, ijiivnIh
at thu llotid WilKht.
Mr. mid Mrn. 0. C. J4vimtt loft
lintt iiIkIU for Hmtttlo whuru thuy
will muko tholr lionitu
"Mnnin" Auhroy, onu of tho ilo
nenm of thla Hcotlon, wild In town on
Monday from I.uldliiw.
Mr. and Mm. T. Ilaiuoti of Arrow,
J.ukfl county, woro niKltord at thu
llotvl WrlKht Huturday.
M. h, Morrltt nud brldo oro now In
CorvnlllH nnd oru nxticetod to ruturn
to llnud In n ahorl time.
Morton Donlavy of Hnloin lint tak
en u Mnltlon In tho l''orbcl.attln
KIIIh omcu um HlonoKrniihor.
K. M. Lara mturnod Buiiday from
mi iixtnudod trli Kael which lliolud
ml a vUlt to hhi lioinu In Htuunto.i,
Vn.
Knthnr lltitlar will ho ut Itudmond
and I'rlunvlllo Hiimlny and thtiru will
ho no urvkH ut tho looul Cuthollc
ohnri'li.
J. ('. Hllvr, who han Won IIvIiik In
Kouwuod, linn movod out to tin:
ruiiuh lit) IxmikIiI from C. W, Thor-
thwnltn. , '
U'nltor imrriand. who Iihh a liotnu
Dtonil In tho llurnny llolu country,
wan In town Knturday, a KUvftt at the
llotid Wright.
Ml llorlha Ilnldwln of I'flnovllv
wiih ut tho Altumoiit !unl nlKlit )
hor niiy to vlvlt .Mrn. John K. Itynn
nt The TuIpk.
Tli wfottirla miHiur kIvoh by thu
MatliodUt IndlM last I'rlilrfy ovn
I UK whn vry MUMNHWful, about l0
Mhk takH In.
It l UNilvmtiHid tliat Iran Midtll
vntr. who Kraduntixl from Ui HmM
HlHh ScIhkiI In My. UM'witariMl 0.
A. C. at Oorrwllla.
U II. norlitnic ami family kar ar
xiv from Mad raw to roilde
iH-llflHil. Mr. (lerhtNK ki worklHic, at
J. C. WoUT'bM tHMti InUI p for
th taat wtMtk on account of ateknaM
hut la now flbjo to Im bMk at work on
tint 1'wmalu iroHiU
I). IS. Huitlor left lait ThurU7
for l)aton, Ohio, nlioro lit) will bo
for tho wfntur. Ho aold hla Colu
unto tu V. A. 1'orlnw.
0. H. JloniMin hna movod hla rflllco
from tho old Flint .Vutlounl lUHk
hulldlnK to hla own bulldlitK niut
to Tliomimon'B furniture atom.
W. II. II. Wlllloma and family are
In town today from tholr liomoateud
lip rlvur. They will leavu tonlnht
lor Hcnttlo to Mpund tho winter.
n. W. Itunahaw han dUpoxetl of
liU Internat In thu Joint & ItuiiMhnw
pulnt IiiihIiiumi to Mr. Juukh nud left
ywtorday for Wnlln Walla. Wash.
Prod I limy, who haa uon with one
of tk crown or tho DotmliHtua atir
vuy forro thla aowwor. 1m nKHra-
wl to hla homo horo for tho winter.
FOR SALE--
240 ACRES
Yellow Pine
Timber Land
cstiintiU'd ut six
million feet
12 miles from
Jkntl. Cheap for
quick sale.
Write Samuel
Smyth, 400 Lo
ffiin Ave., Win--nipepf,
Munitobit
Caniidn.
GUN CLUB GIVING DANCE
Jildhnv OrKunlrallon Itccntly I'ornc!
ft I Hum IiuK" Mfinl)c'r.Iilp, J
Tho onglnoorljiK forro on tho Tiitn-I
nlo projuot nnd I.uldlnw aporlatnon
Imvo orgtmlr.d n im club with a
inmbfBiilp of nioro tli (ii 21. I
A, J. Woltotl, aticrHflry of iIim club, I
wna lu ilond Stu'ly evenlnK In the
Inlareat of tho dance. lie atated thai i
it full orehofftra hud boon oneaeed to!
i furnlHh tmiHlo. Tho dnnoo will be hol'i
on the now fair building floor, which
will give room for n Innio number of
ton plan lo rtnnoo. The committee
looklni; after the nfrnlr comilita of II.
C. Itupple. A. J. Welton. William
Kehaller and 15 d Connard. Thern will
probably bo a Kood ninny of the (ten?
younK people who will attend the
dance.
ROCKERS
STYLISH
ROCKERS
COMFORTABLE
ROCKERS
DURABLE
fc
I have a very strong line In nil
the latest designs and finishes
to choose from. A visit to my
store will convince you that I
have the greatest variety nt the
lowest possible prices, quality,
considered.
Sewing Rockers . . $1.50 to $3.75
Large Easy Rockers $3.50 to $7.00
Mission and Genuine Leather
Rockers $4.00 to $35.00
& M. THOMPSON
Where 'qur Dollar Does Its Duty.
"Hartley" D'Donnell and C. W.
Heed left yenterday munllriK for
Welltvllle, Mo., Mr. Heed'n home. Mr.'
O'Donncll will be Kono a month or
more,
Ferdinand Taimcher, who ban a
homcatead lu the Mllllcnn valley,
panned throiiKli Horn! yeaterduy on
hla way to Cortland whero lie will
upend the winter.
There wna n foroat lire nt tho oant
end of I'lno Mountain lot week and
aeverul hundred ucrea of Kotornmeul
tlmbur wna burned Over, according
to report ao fur received.
It. C. Condll, chief enKlneer of the
Xorthwontorn Hlectrlc Company of
i'orllund, killed u buur welithltiK 00
poitndH, a abort dUtance from the
W. I Vandevert runoh laal Krlduy.
A. II. Dnvla of Iluxton, Ore., last
week ahlpped In n cnrload of I in pie
men tu and llvcatack for uku on hU
homcatead. Ha baa a o Jul in nt l'rln-
1,'le Plata near hla abn'n homeatiMd.
Kmployua of the Deaehutea nation
al fureat oro nojv ennnntMl In build
in); r telephone line from tho Slater
ratiKur atatlon to tlio aummlt of tho
CuaendiMi uloiiK the McKenxta route.
Tho work of clearing up the ruliM
or the it. m. Smith atom and or mor
Ink the adjoining bnlldlnn waa beiiH
Monday. The bHlldlnK will bo wt'
on a let near Maln'a blaekatnllh alio p.
Mre. C. M. Owen of Tacoma, bla
ter of J. II. Corbett, arrlvwl mot
weak to take n position aa operator
In the Hood teletilioiie ottlee. Xtot.
Norali DobiM will return to the ux
ckaHRe at I'rlnevllle.
Itev. K. C. Newham wna called to
the homo of Mr. and Mm. I.. II. Itout
Hoar l.nltllaw Monday to eon duet the
funeral or their O-monthn old baby.
Anna I-oulte. Intenneut waa made
In the Laldlaw cemetery.
Millard Trlplctt received, aomo
thorouKhbred Duroc Jeraoy ' ahoata
from the Wlllamotto valley laat
week and la koIur In for hoc ralalng.
on hla rancU caat of town. Ho al
ready hna between CO and "5 head.
A number of Laldlaw people were
In town laat week roelatered ut the
Hotel WrlKht, Including John WIN
llaniion, Mahlon Couch and Paul
Henderson Thuraday and Charles U.
Wlmer. K. J. Oroaa and A. L. .Morcy
I'rlday.
JudKo W. I.. Uradihaw of Tho
lalloa haa.been In the hoajiltnl oter
alnee hla return to hla home (yoni
boldliiK the September term of Cir
cuit Court at Prlnevlllo. Ho la un
ablo yet to attend to buatncaa, hla
wife wrltea.
Clyde McKay and J. P. Kcyoa or
The llenil Company returned laat
evening from Spokane where thoy
had been In attendance uu the l'n
llllo I-OKKlnp Congrem. 11. A. Mil
ler, who waa also at the oonRresa, la
expected back on Krlduy.
J. N. Hunter. W. 11. Staata. John
llloaa and Carl Hunter returned Sun
day evening from a threo daya' duck
hunting trip to Crane Prairie. Thoy
report much gamo but that until
there are aome hard atorma In the
niountulna tho (hooting w)ll not bo
Aery good.
C. h. H In man of Forest drove
came In luut weok from The Dallea
by auto to catabllah residence on hla
claim adjoining llornco llrooklngs'
lu Hampton valloy. Mr. Hlnniun la
a retired hardwuro merohanj. He
oxpoctu his wUe to join him In u
short time.
0. II. Swnlley or tho "Swalley
Ditch" Company, Is starting work
with eight men and n stump miller
getting tho lluuio from tho pond
ubove thu North cunal duin, whoro it
was put out of business lion the
dam was built. Tho lumber will u
used rorvBinuller riumea below.
H. W. IlaBsott, who went to Port
Intd n week ugo 8unday to undoryo
an operation, Iuih been connned to
his room In tho Hotel Sowant slnco
his nrrlvnl with an uttack or lumbngo.
As aeon iih he reeovurs ho will ko to
the hospltul. Until his roturn to
liend tho Hond Theatre will bo closed.1
J. M. Judd nnd family, who lmvo
mado tholr homo In llodmoud for
tli.0 past two yonra, have movod to
Ilond and uro occupying tlio aottage
lu whloli Mrs. K. 1). Wilson formerly
Uvotf. Mr. Judd 'ospects to bo on
b'UKOd In tho livestock buslnosH here.
Ho has just returned from n trip to
tho Wlllumotto valley whero ho uur-
chaBod some cows.
1iCATlSa HI'AItKH MKB IIOAI.
The work of mapping out the road
which w)ll be built jointly by the
county nnd the forent service from
the Columbia Southern headgatcs on
tho Tumnlo to flparka Lake, la now
under way. County Surveyor Fred
Itlce, representing the county, and
Aialstant Hanger Vincent of Sla
ters nro In charge. Tho route al lie
lug located thla fall so that work or
opening the rotl cm be taarted In
tho early spring.
IIIIIH WAXTKII.
The Common Council or tbo city on
liend will receive sealed bids until
0 p. m. Monday, October C. 1013, for
the construction of n municipal build
ing exclusive of ateel and Iron work.
In accordance with the plana and
Mpcelflcatlons now In the hands of J.
W. Dlrnlrk. Illda are desired based
in a general way ujkjii the following
construction materials:
Flrnt. North and east walls of pink
tufa rock laid In broken ashlar de
sign with brick walla on west nnd
south.
Second. North and cost walls of
pink turn rook laid In range design
with brick walls on the west and
south. ' i
Third. North and st walls of
local prossed brick with west and
south walls or brick.
Sealed bids are also dealrotl at the
same time both In n lump sum and
also Itemised for the a(l and Iron
work called for by said plans and
IMciflaitloM. The eoundl raaervaa
the light to rojvet anr and all bids.
If. C. BLUB.
leptomDer 30, 1911. Itecorder.
NOTICIC
HavloK purchased the lateroat of
0. W. Henshaw In the attain ami here
tofore carried on under the Arm
name of Jenoa & Henshaw, I here
by give Hotlno that I tjavo aaaumed
all the bills of the Arm and that all
flopts owing It are now payable to
me. H. B. JONBS.
SoptetnlMir 30, 1913. 30
CAItll OF THANKS.
For tho many favors and the great
nsslstanco rendered us at tho time of
the recent fire nnd since, by the peo
ple of liend. we nro very Krnteful
and take thla means of expressing to
all our thanks.
It. M. SMITH CLOTHING CO.
Ths Clocks W War.
The three murka on the bock" of a
jrlove nnd Hie "locks on a Mocking lire
due practically to the name tircuiu
stance. The jclove murks correspond
to the fourvliPlle pben bt-tween the
flncfm. nnd In othtT dayn thw ptw
were contliiurtl alone the bm-k or Hit
liatHl. braid being uxed to eouceal thf
seams
A somewhat similar origin Is assign
ed to the ernnmcntal clock on the
stocking In the days when stocking
were made oi cloth the seams occurred
when the elix-ks do now. the omutuen
tntlon then btitig uxtnl to conceal the
VSIIIIS,
The tntelesa little bow In the leather
band lining a man's hat Is a survival
of the tliue when a but was made by
tnklug n piece of lenther. boring two
holes through It nnd drawing It up with
a piece or string. Exchange
NttiU Pottags.
Mr Pcpya was regit led with nettle
porridge at tho bouse of a friend and
fouud It "very good." Tbo anme dell
cney ts referred tu by Uvclyn In hla
diary. The nettle In fact, which the
Ignorant dismiss an an unpleasant
weed, hi capable of doing all aorta of
things for mini. A Scot wua able to
btmst that he had eaten ncttlrn. slept
lu nettle shifts nnd dined off a ncttlo
tablecloth Spring nettle tops ltolled In
pottage, according to an old nutborlty,
"cousiimu the phlegmatic superfluities
In the body oj muiiy that the coldness
nnd moisture of the winter leave be
hind." London Standard.
f?
Candor Cons Mad.
An KiibIImIi lubor ugltutor nnd ex
M P. denied In New York that ho ad
visit! murder ns n strike weapon.
"Such advice on my part." said he.
"would be I'urdld Indeed, wouldn't It?
It would be eautltir gone mud It would
!m like the well dressed lady In the de
partment store who upproucbed the
tloorwnlker and snld enndldlys
"'I have kleptomuiila. What would
you iidvlse me to tuke for It?' " Ex
cbuugu Qood Excuse.
Ho (to his wire, who has not been
reeling well nnd who bus consulted .n,
physluliinii-Well, whivt did the doctor
sn.vY She He thinks It is not very se
rious. Itut. do yoii know, dourest, ono
enn never tell. At all event. ahull
go to Oatend.-Pllcgcnde Matter.
Tf Mr TO THINK OF HEAVY
I llfiLi UNDERWEAR AND
m HOSIERY and to visit
this store with THE LARGEST and
MOST COMPLETE STOCK.
Ladies' Union Suits, Cotton Fleeced, nt
75c, $1.00, $1.25
Lnilies' Union Suits in Wool, at
$l.?5, $2.50
Ladies' 2-piece garments, Cotton Fleeced, at
25c, 50c, 75c
Ladies 2-piece garments in Wool, at
$1.00, $ J. 50
Children's Union Suits, M
50c, $1.00, $1.25
Children's 2-piece garments, at
25c, 50c, 75c
Men's Union Suits, at
$1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $2.25,
$3.50, $4.50
in the famous White Cut Klosed Krotch.
Men's 2-piece garments, at
50c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50
A new lot of Rich
ardson's Art
Embroidery
Buy them now for your
friends. They are new
designs and are prettier
than ever.
Dependon Merchandise Is preferable to others.
You get it at
Mannheimer's
"The Store for All the People."
mloSEDl&OTCH i
in rin'i"ffxJu"Tf -Jj 0
yOU. WILL FIND US on
A the corner opposite Mann
heimers. We are still selling
Groceries in the good old-fashioned
way "Live and Let
Live Prices'-BERT SHUEY,
THE CASH GROCER.
mPv JSlaTv FAUU COMES WM$M S
wf lmMy.
lp&W
P?Ev50L.VEP
THATtUCdN RAKE
IN SOME GOOD GOODS
ti OUR STORE NOV
WARE HEREWITH
FVERYTHlNd Von,
WNEN V MARKED OUR
fe.G00D5. fifaj
. OUU HARDWARE SAVES LAUOR. MONEY AND
TEMPER. OUR AXES, HATCHETS, SAWS AND CUTLERY
WILL SAVE YOUR TEMPER. BECAUSE THEY
ARE WELL TEMPERED AND WILL HOLD
THEIR EDGE. OUR PRICES TOO ARE TEM
PERATE DECAUSE WE KNOW THAT d'lVlNG
YOU A'SQUARE DEAL WILL BRING US A SHOWEROF
BUSINESS. n
m
Skuse Hardware ComDan?
i,ifi
We wlll'tlvo a $5 casting rod (or the.larsest trout caughtjUlils season.