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MIND HUMJTriNi IJI3NI), OltK., WIW.NKHUAY, NOVKMIinil 12, 101.1.
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EARLY NEXT WEEK
wo shall he open for business in
our temporary imrtcVs on Wall
Street, three doors .south of the
1'osUOttleo and iljoinin,' the
iJcnd Theatre.
The Patterson Drug: Co.
Wu tiiHll oreupy our forrrjflr location iin
won m tliu now building Id eoinpluUttl. .
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
John I'otoro was In town today.
W. I). Ilnrnes of Laldluw was In
town Saturday.
1 John HIIh was In town over Hun-
tliiy visiting lilu wlfo.
i Mr. anil Mm. J. II. Stanley were In
town from tliu ruuali Monday.
Mm. Itny Morehouse returned yes
terday inornliiR fiom I'ortlnnd,
Italph I'olnduxier went to I'ort
1 laud Friday on n business ti If.
J. I1. Havoy and family i(itit Bun
dny with Mends In tho country.
A now crosswalk has been luld on
Wall street In front of tho pustoflko.
Cort Allen wni down front tho
rnNch Mondny, rt'turnliiK Tuesday.
Mm. M. K. McKeo nnd son have re
turned from their visit to CIiIchko.
Chris Tinner Is In town thin week
from hi llHiniitun finite homestead.
A. I. Kronen .returned tliht morn-
vliiK Mur being In Portland since Prl-
dny.
If. II. DoAnnsnd nxpuets to go to
Poitlsud tHHlKht on short buslne
trit.
Mm. II. J. Orerlurf entortnlood
gawrday afternoon al n,i Informal
t.
Prank l.lnd(tilt of Sisters was n
llmid visitor Saturday, utnylng al tho
Wright.
Tho Hoyol Nolchborn gave a very
oNjoyoblo dnnuo til Bather's Hall last
t'vonliig.
Tho Subscription Dancing Club
will hold n danco al Hathcr'a Hall
Saturday nlKht.
J. J. Smith of Prlnevllte was a vis
Itor In llcnd Monday, registered nt
tho Hotel (lend.
V. A. Forbes will go to Portland
Katurday to attend a meeting of the
Celilo Commission.
An nddltlon Is bclnic made to the
Ilrown building for a bowling alley
for Uarmody liros.
C. 8.' Woods, a rancher near His
tom. Was In town Friday, registered
nt tho Hotel Wright.
Tua Presbyterian Ladles' Guild
wlli meet Wednesday, November 19,
at tho homo of Mm. Forrest.
Tho Odd Follows and Ilolmkah so
olnl beliiK arranged for nuxt Monday
iilxht has been Indefinitely potoned.
Mm. Thomas Morton, wffo of n
Mllllcnn vnlluy homesteader, was u
E. M. Thompson
BEND
FURNITURE
'NOUGH
t M. THOMPSON
Where Your Dollar Does Ito Duty.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
The Bend Theatre
WILL KC-OrWN ON
FRIDAY EVENING
under new management.
Special Program
of pictures and music.
You are invited
to attend.
IIUIlOllllll
Tie Bend Theatre Company
l'UK 12S AdulU rio; School
( hlldien 10c.
Katurday Matlne 1(K) to all.
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guett'at the Hotel Wrlght'Saturday.
1 liu Uiidgr (lull will be entertain
ed Friday afternoon by Mrs. Clyde
MeKny.
Tho public lllirary has recently re
ceived Go books, one of. tho state
tintollng llbrniy collections. ,
H. II. Ford aud family huvo moved
to tho MatliiK housu In I'nrk Addition
formerly occupied by J. K.,Huwhlll.
There will be a mooting of tho La
dles' Library Club at the library on
next Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Miss Lcla Mcltay Icr.ves tomorrow
for Seattle where she expects to take
u course In stenography this winter,
O'Donnell's market announces that
after the ICth ll will bo open until
7 , in. and on Saturday until 10 p.
in.
Tho Misses Market returned Sun
day to their Mllllcnn valley homo
steads after spending ten days n
tow u.
Mm. F. M. MeOulley Is up from
Hummer Lak? visiting her dough
tor, Mrs, A. ft. Gertson, and friends
at (list.
W. II. Spirit, the rornst assistant,
loll lust IUurUy (or his homo at
0;and iUpIds, Mich., (o bo noun a
mouth.
Mr. and Mm. II. W. Skuse. Ml. and
SAID.
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MISS EASTES
BECOMES BRIDE
SAN FRANCISCO MAN
IS QROOA1
Klutiomtn Huiepllon Kolhmcil I'tolly
Wmldliift nt llio Allumont Last
Wednesday Ktonliij? Couplo
llniifTiiiooulMit in Pnrtlmiil.
Last Wednesday avoniflf Mb
Kdllli Mm. luistus wah jimrrlwi to
Ueorgo Itolmrl tUipioloii, Urn outo
niouy being performed at Ii30 by
Father. Ilutlar of the Cathotlo ahurcb,
al Hit Altnittnnt Hotel. MIm Haste
Is the only ilHiiKbler or Mr. and Mm.
J. A. IChsles. Mr. Htuploton Is tho
Wostciu loinesetilathe (4 tho linen
4tm-u at Ituuae Co., making his hod
(liiarters at Ban l'rsnclsco whuro tho
newly woddoil couple will mnko tholr
homo.
Tim marries Itnilf was extremely
quiet. Miss Sara Furry wiim maid or
honor aud tho only nttendanl und D.
M. Unvls woh biMl man. The bride
woro a kceomlng und oxuuislto gowa
of chnrmeuse and lace, with a coi
lespondlug luce cap Ksthercd In with
clusters of oraimo blossoms over the
ems. Instead of the usual (towing
bridal veil. Tho bride carried an
elubornto shower twjuquet of lilies of
the vullev and white roses, while her
maid held an arm bouquet of deli
cate pink roses harmonising pleasant
ly with her draped goftii of blue
crepo do chine.
From 0 to 7:30 close to a hundred
friends woro guests at n reception, a
fen t tire of which was tho singing or
tho Cliprnl Club. Miss Kva Craves,
who had played the wedding march,
also cocompanled tho chorus and tho
quartet. Mm. It. II. Could and Mrs.
H. It. I'ost snug solos. Elaborate re
freshments were served, several of
the I'rlscllla Club members official'
log. Tliu rooms were tastefully dec
orated with quantities of whito and
pink carnations, sward forhs and
mantauilft. One room was devoted
to tho exhibition or tho many attaro-
tlvo gifts.
Mr. and Mrs. 8tapleton left on the
-J0 train Wednesday Zoning for
I'ortlaud, where thoy nro spending n
week hefora proceeding to Califor
nia. Meet mo at the Motropolltan.-Adv.
Mrs. U. II. Fjurst and J. C. Rhode
spent the week end al tho Jack Htau
ley rancli
G. W. Bhriner was at home several
day last week from his work or post
ing the boundaries or .the Deschutes
game reserve.
Mourn. Horn and Colvcr of tho
(lend ilrick & Lumber Co. bavo built
a small stable on ono or their lots
In Tlnclyn l'ark.
C. a. Hudson, K. M. Lara, H. A.
Miller and A.M. I'rlnglo woro out or
town on a duck huntlug trip over
flaturday and Sunday.
ltort Bhuey Ion last night for Sa
lem where be goes to a hospital for
an operation. Ho expects to bo ab
sent from Iiend for several weeks.
Miss Lambert, the trained nurso,
after a week oaring for Ilonald Sel
lers, who is recovering satisfactori
ly, is now staying at tho Overturfs'.
Tho board sidewalks on Wall
street on each side of tho Bather
building have been lowered to even
up with the cement walk put In last
year.
W. E. Gulloy, who has been nsso
..t tiliuoy In tho gro
cery business, has sold his Interest
to Mr. Bhuoy nnd has gono to Cali
fornia. During tho week Martin I). Knut
sta bus filed his petition of nomina
tion as n oounollmnu. There are
now flvo men after tho three eoun
ciiiuanto Jobs.
iho Innos, Davidson & Uurtlctt
baiber shop ha moved Into Its hand
somo quarters In tho new Mutilg
building on Orogon street. It will bo
i Parboiling is
Unnecessary
with
"Swift's
Premium" Ham
Dcfora broiling or frying ,
Because
of
curing and
smoklng.it
has at
tained a
perfection
in flavor and
tenderness
that makes
parboiling
needless
BERT SHUEY, THE CASH GROCER
Sugar, per cwt. $5.70
Wv; JBf
M Jil
farg-r I, irirr$ i vy
STATE LEVY TO
BE FIVE MILLS
TOTAL ASSESS A1ENT IS
$835,263,527
Iiioioiko Oior lUll! U 9ll7lt,it((l
(Ion vi nl I'uiul Is Sow KxliHiisleil
AMnHiimeuU of Central Oroflon
C o it ii 1 1 o h A r v O i v o n
KALICM. Xov. 10. The toUl value
o( taxablv proporty as equalized by
the county boards of .equalisation In
Oregon, not lMldlg tho property of
public service corporations which wjll
lie HSseased by (he State Ta Commis
sion, for 1013 Is fS3r,!6S,ft27, ac
cording to an aunbuHcomoiit of the
commission.
Tho IncroflKe over 1012 Is 2,
173, 340 Messrs. Union and Oallo-
vny, the commissioners, said the levy
'Yhlfli would ! niod" Deotubnr , 1
will be alwut G mills, a largo tncreaso
clng necessary to meet the appropri
ations and other expenses of tho lust
Legislature. The lowest levy In the
history or the stnto was In 1012, It
being 1 2 mills, nnd the biggest was 7
mills In 1004, It was moro than 0
mills In 1902.
Ktato Treasurer Kay announced
severnl weeks ago that tho general
fund had been exhausted as n result
or tho small levy this year, and Dial
It would be necessary to borrow
about 11,000,000 to tide the state
over until the taxes are received next
year.
Tho value or taxablo property
as equalized by the county boards
for Central Oregon counties Is us
follows: Crook, I10.31C.157; Grant,
1 5, '.H 7.906; Harney. $7,090,870;
Klamath, $14. 298.33C; Lake. 18.
816.7150; Malheur. $11,397,135:
Sherman. $C,17t,0li6: Wasco, $12,-
74 1,100; Wheeler, $1,811,232.
known as 'The Metropolitan."
Clinton Whl'ttod, mother and alstor
left Saturday for San Diego. Calif.
They expect to spend the winter In
California. Tho Buueys have inovod
Into tho Whlttcd house.
The ladles of tho Methodist church
wl.i hold their monthly food sale at
O Dounell's maiket ueU Saturday.
Homo made broad, pies, cakes, rolls,
baked beans, etc will bo en sate.
l'hero will bo a public lecoptlun In
honor or the new Presbyterian min
ister. Itev. G. H. Wllklns, nnd family
at the I'nibytcrlnu church Thursday
evening al 7.30. All are Invited.
Tho Patterson Drug Company is
fitting up temporary quarters In the
Fulks building where Ooucher's
jewelry atore formerly was aud will
be open ror.butlucss early next week.
A petition It being prcparrd ask
ing for tho establishment ot a vot
ing, road and justice of the ,earo
precinct to be known as Mllllcnn pro
clml No. 41, embracing territory In
Ml., lean valley.
Hcnkle & Ilyan have located the
following scttlera during the laat
ten days. Walter P. Laurence of
Lincoln. Neb.; Miss Annie dimming!
of tpanaway. Wash., anil Mm. Tracy
and son of Lakevlcw.
Mrs. Alrarotta Oroutt loft on yes
turday mornlng'a train to attend the
SpJrolla school of Instruction to be
held at Tho Dalles this week and
from there will go to Portland for
a few da)s' visit with relatives and
frlonds.
Itobort Zulllg, who hna a claim nt
Viewpoint. Ore,, has been In town
for several days getting supplies. He
spont tho summer on his claim and
a few weeks ago went to Now York
where bo was mnrrlod, his bride com.
lug from liurupe.
M. (1. O'Malley, ono of tho auprome
ofTltora of the Fraternal Brotherhood,
was entertained by the Iloud lodge
last Thursday evening. A program
and refreshments woro prepared by
the younger lodge inombera and
a tcnoral good time la roported.
J 11. Iluckholz, formerly a well
known rancher bore, was visiting in
town last week after an absonco ot
moro thnn n year. Part or this time
wns spent In British Columbia but
recently he has been living in the
ster. Mr. Iluckholz went from hero
Okanogan country of Eastern Wash
ington, having a fruit ranch at 11 row
to hUt old homo at Wooster. Ohio.
The World's
Most
Comfortable
Underwear
can. be had at
Mannheimer's
White Cat
Klosed Krotch
Union Suits
for Men.
YOUR appearance
and your comfort depends upon
your corset. If you want a good cor
Jft 8 u.
T&WP
H1
Jfees
RUStPrTDCf
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Men's, Ladies' and Children's Knit Gloves priced at
- 15c, 20c, 25c, 35c, 50c
Ladies' and Children's New Auto Hoods priced at
r 1 50c, $1.00
Children's Toques 25c wH 35c
Sweaters for all the family from 75c to $650
SHOP AT
Mannheimer's
"THEY SERVE YOU RIGHT"
CHURCH NOTICES
McUiodUt.
Services Sunday 11 a. m., and 7:30
p. m. Sunday school 10 a. m. Bp
worth Lenguo C:30 v. m. Illble
Study Class Thursday at 7:30 p. ru.
Choir practlco Friday at 7:30 p. m.
1'rHbyterlan.
Sunday services: Sunday school at
10 a. m., preaching at 11 a. ru. and
7:30 p. in. You are Invited to these
services. Urine somebody with you.
Catholic.
Services at 10:30 a. m. next Sun
day.
Catholic.
Services next Sunday morning at
10:30 o'clock.
Church of tho Itrethren.
Services each alternato Sunday at
S p. m. In tho M. C church. Services
next Sunday. A general Invitation is
extended to all.
l'UNlAMI-:.VTAX MUSIC TltAIXlNO
SCHOOL.
Classes for children nnd adult be
ginners now forming. Class days
Wednesdny nt 4 p. m. and Saturday
at 10 a. m. 36-7
EVA LILLIAN QIIAVES.
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SsSHBS
sZSSCis353SE
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THE MAN WHO WILL NOT CHANGE HIS MIND
HAS NONE. THE MEN WHO SAID TELEPHONES.
ELECTRIC LIGHTS. STEAM ENGINES. WIRELESS MES
SAGES ANP FLYING MACHINES WERE IM
POSSIBLE HAD TO CHANGE THEIR MINDS.
WHAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN TRUE LAST
YEAR. ISN'T TRUE THIS YEAR. NEW
THINGS ARE1ALWAYS COMING OUT. WE GET EVERY
THING IN OUR LINE AS SOON AS IT COMES OUT.
ONE THING WE STILL CLING TOj IT DOESN'T NEED
CIIANG1NG-THAT IS THE SQUARE DEAL. WE VVJLL.
GIVE YOU YOUR MONEY'S WORTH.
Skuse Hardware Company
set get a WAR
NER'S RUST
PROOF-gunr-antccd
to wear nnd
give satisfaction.
priced nt
$3.50, $3, $2
$1.50, $1.
Warner's Quality
Brassieres priced at
50 cts. and $1.00.
We are headquarters
for
Knit GOOdS
Swcatcrs. Toques,
Hoods, Gloves and
Bootees.
BEND SCHOOL NOTES
Up to Monday of this week Hazet
Thorson, who Is now a Junior, hal
not missed a day of school or been
tardy since entering high school. This
Is tho best record that has ever beei
attained here so far as known.
Friday afternoon Prof. Shouso
started to read parts of David Cojv
perfleld, to show the conditions ot
the schools in Dickens' time. He is
reading part or the hook every morn
ing. Selections from "The Merchant ot
Venice" was given by somo of tho
students Friday afternoori. Those
taking part were Jluth Vandevert.
Vernle Young. Hattie Dick and Eve
lyn lledlent.
Many or the students attended a.
party at the llauclc homo Tuesday
night.
KVEHYTHIKfl UP TO DATE.
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Dend has In tho Metropolitan, In
the new Mutilg building", an up to
data barber shop and pool hall. Innes.
Davidson & Dartlett are now located
In theso new quarters, whloh are ex
cellently equipped. A high class
plaee or amusement will bo conduct
ed. A full line of cigars and cigar
ettes Is a feature or tho eetablihs
ment, and In the basement will b
bothlBg facilities. Adv. , 36
DPfiOLVffD
That tymets chancje:
and men change wt
THEM -STYLES dHANCjC
Too. AMD V KEEP UP
WITH THE TIMES- BUT'
SQU5RE I)EALINC$
NEVER CHmGE-S. WET
ARE HEREWITH THE
5AME OLP 5QUARE.
PLPiU. o ftfcuzxf