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Located
Wo nro now lontlrri In
our permanent iuiirlorH
mill nra nbla to vro yon
holler. Wit luita ii com
pinto now stock mill our
price nro nhwt) limmt
rniNU()nt Mllli quality.
Wa want you In voiiNlilcr
our Nloro your cloio mill
Irt tin lo your lriijjuM.
Patterson Drug Co.
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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Mm, K. 0. Minor will bo hostos
.to lliu llrldgn Club on Friday,
Tho Evening GOO Club will moot at
Mm. U. A. Jones, tonlRht.
Mm. . I), llnkor loft Inst weok
for Chicago.
Floyd Dement wunt to Portland on
iitulni'M limt week,
A ttauahtor wni born In Mr. nml
John Glugurlcli lint Wednesday.
J. W, Drown wo In town from
liliIUw Huturday.
Mr. mid Mn. Ahley Forrest wont
to Motilli Jutiotlou Saturday,
Mr, nml Mm. J. Itdwnrd I.nrnon
wade n trip to Redmond Saturday.
J. B. Hondo hm left for III homo.
Mead At iiiiurlnt.
r. K. Parker linn takoa tho Mo
Oral houmi on Juniper Mtrnet.
A. T. Hhnviir, the well ilrlllor. wn
la town from Hampton last week.
N. K. Gilbert U now employed In
Mwr' grocery.
M. . Miller nnil wife of Harper
wr visitor In town Katurduy.
Nell Market In agisting In th-of-fk
of tho Tuinalo Project nl lnldlnw
this xwtk.
The United Artisan nro to give
a shadow nnil basket Social at Aril
mh hull tomorrow evening.
Mr. John II. Wlimir, wife of tho
IjihlUw murahnnt, wa In town lt
Thursday.
Frank Mny hn linil tbn gravel
plant In operation In tho lait fow
tiny.
A raw !mia of sin hn arrived
for tho window In tho Folk building
on wmi ureal,
J. P. Koyc want to I'ortlnnil on
ImiiIhkm Monday, returning thl
morning,
Tho rct of Tlio Hand Coiniiany'
largo sign on Wnll street ha been
token iluwn,
, Victor Schroder, onn of tho pioneer
homesteader of tbn Hampton vnlloy
wn In town Inst week for Hiipplto.
A cement lldowolk hn boon Inlil
alone lha I)echutc State Hank
building on Oregon street.
' Itoberl II. Could hn moved hi of
fleo to the renr of tho Deschutes bank
, an Oregon street.
Last Saturday afternoon Mr. II
J. Overturf gave n "llaby afternoon,"
tea.
Harriett Hoyburn ha been suffer
ing thl week wtyh absccinos In both
ear.
JOSTRECEIVED-the finest
line of
LADIES' SUITS and
SPORT COATS
THAT EVER HIT IJEND-ntroiKht from
Uio Now York market. We Invito, your
'lnpcctlon of this new lino that we ore
putting In.
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R. M. Smith Clothing Co.
LEARN THE WAY.
Mr. C. J, Mock or Loldlow linn
been token to I'ortlnnil for nn opera
tion.' Thorn will bo n Subscription Club
ilMicn on Knturdny miming, tho 14th,
at Mather' Hull.
Tho lleml (lino Club will roHtimo
work attain thl Friday afternoon.
under Hih leadership of Mr. I'utnnm.
V. A. Forbex, II. II. Da Armond
nml C. H. HeiiMin Imvn boen In Prlno
1llo to nttonil court thl week.
Mm. llnlliy, mother of Mr. Ah
ley Forreft, bn bean quite III for a
week.
John 1 Cllt has Just had now of tha
serious IIIiiom or bU father, Jacob
Itlhi, the author.
Clnroaeo I.. Mnunholitior ha rt
turnwl from h buslne trip to Chi
en no.
Last ThuriHlay n dosen guests wero
ontortnlned with mulc and onrd
by Mr. Hlmer Ward.
Noli Anderson, who hn beon
spending tho winter In hi old homo
In Denmark, bn returned to town.
A niimbor of tho boy or tho town
hnvn received circular from tho nn
vnl recrultliiK ntnllon at IudlauaiHill.
(I. KM lto or tho Tutnalo Trojecl
wn In town Saturday. II. F. Nlobol
coming up from Inldlaw with him.
Ii. it. Curll. who hn boen work
Ink' for tho It. M. Smith ClothlnK Co.,
ion mi niKiu ror wan uioro, cm.
(1. It. Davl of Knntn City, Mo.,
I vUltliiK hi brother, D. M. Davli
or tho Miller Lumber Company.
II. A. Miller bn beon confined to
tho homo for evernl day recently
with nn attack or Rrlppo,
Tho I'rehytorlnn I.ndlc Guild will
meet with Mr. Kd llroHtorbou, Wed
neday, March 18, at !: 30 p. m.
Flvo or tha I'rUcllla Klrl enjoyed
lha real iprltig tlmo day lt Satur
day by havlne a picnic lunch up riv
er at tho Hlicnioro meadow.
Mr. John Uyan spent tho dny In
lnldlnw ycetordny.
Old Furniture
Taken as Part
Payment on
New Furniture
HI.VHItAIi OF MV I'lUKNDH AXl Cl'KTO.MKHH 1IAVK
NlKKIKHTICn TO .MI5 T'llAT TIIUV WOUM) (IICT,XKW
I'lMlMHIIINdH I'HOVIDKI) TIIKV qOUM) DIHl'OHK OF
TIIIIIH 01,1) Fl'lt.MHIIINOH ami ItKAI.I.i: KO.MIITIII.Sd
OUT 01' Til KM. I IIAVH DKCIDKI) TO llt'.N AX l...
CIIAXOK IIKFAUTMKXT TO TAKK CAItK OF TIIK OI.U
FUltXITUHK. WHAT IIAVH YOU TO KXCHAXOH
I-Olt NKW AXI) VV TO HATH FUHXITUUK?
Come ii and Talk it Over
E. M. THOMPSON
Bond, Oregon
1IA11V JIUGOV W1IKKL8 ItK-TlltKI)
Tho now Hood plnnlnjr mill on !ho
track below tho Htandnrd Oil Com
pany plant ha beon In operation tho
but few day.
Mr, and Mr. I.. M. Fo went to
Portland on tho Sunday availing
irnin, ramming Tiiendny mornltiR.
Jnek Tan ay ban put a now IIiiIrr
In tho Millar Luuibor Company'
liBvlnH burner.
Tha Odd Fallow have aleeted Ilort
Bhiioy Vice Grand In plnev or U, X.
Horrmnn who ha rodKnod.
W, II. HtRat and J. N. Huntor
havo returned rrom Portland whore
they spont vevoral week on bulnoM.
CommllonerH It. H Hayloy and
Willi W. Ilrown wore hare In the
county car Sunday with Sheriff HI-
Kin.
Joa MelCar went to Pnrtlnml tmi
iuuriny uvenlnx, roturnlnR yeatur
day mornlriK.
I. Is. Owen, a Mllllcnn valley home
leader, wavreeltorod at tha Wrlcht
Friday.
W. J. Ilo'wto nnd W. It. Johnston
of Bister wero In town Friday, reg
istered nt tho Wright.
Mnurlco Cnshmnn wont out to hi
Irrigated ranch Monday to establish
residence preparatory to proving up.
C. M. McKay went to Portland
Thursday night. Ho took hie llttlo
son along for a visit with hi grand
parent.
K. 0. Hourk or Crescent wont out
on Thursday night' train to Fort-
land, expecting to go rrotn thoro to
Kinmawi Kan,
Tho concert or (acred music nt
rresuyiorian cnurcn iHunaay ovon-
IQg proved a very enjoyable affair,
most creditably dona.
Tuesday evening two autp load of
JJcnd young peoplo wcntdown to
Laldlnw to attend tho dancq Jn the
now hall. ' r
Mis Anna Markel went out to her
homestead tor tho Hachelor'a oyster
dinner last Saturday, roturntng Sun
day. Mr. I'owolson was called out to
Flalnvlow again by the continued ni
nes or her mother, Mr. Smith.
I W, H. Parker will Icavo tonight
ror Portland to spend n fow day
wiui in wiro ami imby, after wblch
no axiicot to return to Hand to e
tahllnti rosldonco on hi Jiomoslond.
Mr. and Mr, h, 12, Itlchnrds, who
havo boon at tho Pilot Ilutto Hotel
tho post wlntor, have gone out to
their homestead nenr Alfalfa to e.
iniUlAli rosldonco.
Miss Oertrudo Mnrkol went to
Lnldlnw Thursday to assist as ten
ographer In tho Tumalo Project of
flro for a abort time.
Tcnnl I nlrondy bolng played. It
bn about been docldod to put In an
other court, whlcTi probably will bo
located between tho A, T. Frame
notiso ami onio Htrcet,
Tho PostofTlro dopnrtmont I road
vortlslng for bid for carrying the
mall on tho star route from Hcnd to
Silver Lake, The former bid two.
It I understood woro turned down
by the govornment. A 120.000 bond
Is required or each bidder.
J. A. Hnzukn spent Inst wcok with
hi family out on hi river bed home
stead. Mr. Hazuka report that Mr.
Hnzukn, who ho been seriously ill,
In rapidly Improving now.
A poultry show I to be held at
tbo school building Friday afternoon.
There will bo no award of prize,
tho purposo being to famlllnrlzo the
children with tho different breeds of
chicken.
Karl II. Houston lost hi automo
bile by flro last Thursday night abou'
11 mile south of La Pino. It caught
from a "back flro" nnd wna complete
ly destroyed. Insuranco or S700 wa
csrrlcd. Mr, Houston and one pas
senger camped out ror about six
hours until tho stage cama along and
picked them up.
Tho program and basket supper to
be given by tho Young school at the
Urnngor Hall ha been Kstponed a
wcok. Tbo program will bo March
20, Instoad of March 13. a announc
ed. Tha office of tho Miller Lumber
Company ara to be moved tomorrow
to tho frame building on Wall street
formerly occupied by tho Deschutos
Hanking & Trust Co. H. J. Ovorturf
la again Interested In the company.
being in charge of tho office work.
Tho Lad log Aid Society or the
Methodist church will hold their
monthly social meeting next Wednes
day at 2: JO with Mr. R. W. Itlchard-
sou oa Greenwood avenue. Mr. It.
11. Deyarmond and Mr. Anderson
will assist the hosteM.
The old Lara Hall, known as the
Artisan Hall, In becoming, quite pop
ular for dancing, the floor being In
good condition. A daneo wa given
there on Saturday ovonlng, Fobruary
18, by Mr. It. J. Todd, which wa
very enjoyable and successful. Tho
hall I used for lodgo purpose by the
I. O. O. F. Kncunipmont and the
unltod Artisans.
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HE NEWEST
THINGS FIRST
at Mannheimer's.
The latent in La
dies' Coats and Suits have
arrived, Balmaccan Coats
and New Designs in Suits in
Tango, Copenhagen and Ma
hogany"and all the new shades.
LADIES NECKWEAR:
SOME OF THE NEIV COLLARS" The
Girl of Today," "The Gladstone Collar" and
the New FrM Collars-Ncu, 25C fo $ .
7 litngs in Bows, priced from
An exlenslce assortment of NEW RUFFLINGS
priced from 20Os to 50tls per $ard. Vhe New
"Dolly harden" Ruffling at. 35cls per yard.
VANGO "V" PINS-just the thing for low
neck. , 50Os and 75Us.
BEADS-'Fashlon's latest craze ill the new
creations, priced at 5 Otis and 75lls
vo more desirable selcQions have ever been pre
sented than those shown here.
Mannheimer's
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Vft,
Joseph Crontn I visiting his alster,
Mr. II. W. Skuso.
C. M. McKay leave tomorrow for
Davenport, Iowa, on a brief business
mp. ma iiimiiy win accompany
him,
Kd Halvoreon has Just finished har
vesting bis 1013 crop or rutabagas.
They woro In tho field all wlntor and
not a ono was frozen.
Last Wednesday afternoon Mrs.
John Ityan entertained eight ladles nt
tea at Corkott'a, In honor or Miss
Greeno.
Itov. R. 0. Nowham went to Trlno
vlllo Saturday and dn Sunday con-
ducted service In tho Methodist
church thoro,
M. A. Palmor epont Monday In
Prlnovllle whore ho rccelvod hi final
naturalization papers. Mr. Palmer
Is a native of Canada.
Gordon Itosondorf or Corvnllls, Is
now working In Patterson'. It. U.
Hamilton oxpeota to leavo in a row
week to take n position on tho coast.
G, M. Cornott and daughter or
Prlnovlllo woro nt tho Wright Hotol
Saturday night, going out on Sunday
morning train.
Mlssoa Graco and Kllznbeth Klein
havo taken position In tho telephone
olllco. Tho latter Is tho night oper
ator, succeeding Mrs. Main, who re
signed. Miss Knight, n deaconess of tho
Episcopal church attached to tho
Central Orogon district was In town
last week, coming ovqr from Prln6
vlllo. From hero alio wont to Lnld
lnw. . A. L. Hudson nnd family who havo
boon living at Grnngor, Wash., for
moro thnn n year, havo roturned to
thotr ranch east of town to rosldo.
Mr. HudHon shipped sovornl head ot
stock ror hia rami.
Ferdinand Tnuschor, who has beon
spending tho wlntor In Portland,
passed through town yesterday on
his way to hla homostoad In tho Mll
llcnn valloy. v
.Mr. nnd Mrs. William Neville or
Portland arrived In town yesterday
to eportd tho summer. Thoy havo
taken tho houso bolonglng to Joo
Inula In Kenwood.
HI., SHOW A HIT.
Thoso who havo been attending tho
shows given at tho Ilend Theatre on
Woll street by tho Hlzz Fun Maker
havo round their entertainment one
or tho very beat over seen In Central
Oregon. Thoro aro six In tho com
pany, nnd they contrive to keep their
audience working overtlmo with np
plauso and laughter Tho extensive
vaudeville program, ropleto with mu
sic and humor, Is changed every
night, llccauso a feature of tho show
Is It advertising or the Hlzz reme
dies, It I posslblo to charge surpris
ingly low prices. Tho first thirty
tickets aro sold lor 10 cents each, and
after that at 16 cents.
ciiuncii XOTICK.
Itnptlkt Church.
Dlblo sohool 10 n, m. Preaching
aorvlco at 11 o'clook. Subject "What
Is Christianity?" Trio by Miss lllaok.
Mrs. Waltc, and Mr. MoLadrlo
Young Peoplo meeting G:30 p. m
Preaching service 7:30. Good congre
gation singing. Prayer meeting Wed-
Wo havo some very fancy choice
candy, bought at n sacrifice, selling
at wholesale Tho Mctropolltan.-Adv
MILS. KKItSTKX IIUUT.
Mr. II. Korsten, who Is visiting
In Portland, was hurt In an auto ac
cident lssl Saturday. With a frlond
she wa walking across Alder street
when she was run down by an auto
driven by D. Pallay, a clothier. Mrs.
Kerston rccolved a cut on tho fore
head, while her companion waa
knocked unconscious and had to be
taken to a hospital. The driver of
the car waa arrested. Mr. Kerston
received word of tha accident yester
day but no details woro given rur
thor than those contained In tho Port
land papers.
SAW MILL ItnSUMKS.
Tho Ilend Company saw mill start
ed up work this morning alter being
shut down slnco early last December
when flro destroyed tho boiler house.
During tho Interval many repaint and
Improvements have been made, In
cluding a new sorting table which
will simplify tho work materially.
About 40 men are employed In tho
yard and mill.
MOXKY OKDKH OFFICKS.
Announcement la mado by the
post ofllco department that Connolly.
Opal City and Sink have beon mado
money order post offices.
ing. Tbla Is a continuation of tho
serle Prof. Shouse started last week
on choosing a profession. One of
tho business men will bo asked 'to
talk at the school from tlmo to tlmo
to givo tho students a chanco to tea
how business Is carried on at tho
StOM.
Mr. Foley was at tho high school
Tuesday afternoon and gavo tho
physics class a talk about electricity
and its uses. Tomorrow afternoon
tho class will visit tbo power plant
to get an Insight Into the working.
Most of the students who havo
been out of school on account of
sickness are back aacln.-
Professor Hnrrlngton, who taught
here threo years ago, has accepted a
position In a school in Chile, South
America.
Tho students havo startedtathletlc
work. John Steidt and CiaudeKal
ly aro very evenly matched as fa'Pls
the pole vault Is concerned, making
TVs or 8 feet and expect to do much
better with practice.
N. P. WEIDER
PAINTER AND
PAPERHANGER.
Estimates on Wnll Paper at
application Portland Prices
Cheapest and Best Wall Paper
Samples In tho county.
Get My Prices.
Box 80, Bend Oregon
TUB SUKDAY SHOOT
In tho Gun Club shoot on Sunday
M. It. Knutsen was again high man
with 24, 11. W. Skuso following with
23. C. It. Kurrle having 22, and E.
Myors 21. Dr. Coo and F. Wllk'e
wero tied ror fifth place with 20
each.
yplKC
Home Made
Candies
Dainty Lunches
and
Ice Cream
ArJ?0jUe
SAXITA1UUM S1TK SKLKOTKD.
Instead of tho alto up tho river
originally planned for tho new sana
tarlum thoro has recently been pur
chased a tract on tho hills above Ken
wood tor tho location of tho plant.
Tho site purchased Is 20 acres In
extent and Immediately adjoins Uend
View, lying to tho wost or that prop
erty. There is a One view from the
land of the town and river as well as
ot tho Paulina mountains In tho dis
tance. Tho location Is very desir
able for tho purposo Intended, hav
ing a full eaatorn and southern ox
poauro and bolng sholtered from tho
wind. Construction plans aro still
under consideration.
11KXD SCHOOL XOTKS.
Tuesday morning Dr. Farrell talk-
od to tho high school students nnJ
the olghth and seventh grades on tho
medical profession and trained nuns-
uppenheimeR
Clothes
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where you get
Quality Merchandise.
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IiAUGK STOCK OF
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