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MOTHERS' DAY
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SUNUAV, MAY 10
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Ori SATURDAY, May 9
wit uiiiii HtKMiJvr icacii ianv. vihitino oca
HTOItli WITH AltlCUTIITJ, tWJI.NATION,
Mil Nt'lllt TO CAMi I'Olt VOIMtH, Wl WANT VOU
TO IIAVIJ ONK,
WH A 110, WANT Vol' TO 8IK OlMt NKW
Soda Fountain
AT WHICH VI Allli HimVINO UHl.WUiVH HOT
WICATIIIMt lHtlNHH. WK WANT YOU AH ONK OP"
OUII MODA I'ATIIONH.
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CAHNATION I'Olt YOU,
Patterson Drug Co.
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, LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Mra. 1.. I). Wlcst In (julto III.
! A. M. 1'rliiKlo l In I.n Pino todny.
' O I.nurjmnrd was up from l.nldlaw
iMoniluy.
j! A II, Dnvln or Prlngln Klnta was
It) town Moifday.
ji mYmimI Mn. 0. B. Hudson woro In
Portland over Hunday.
Curt Allen wna In (own from hli ii
rlvor.nuirji on Mondny.
it J. II. I Icy hurn haa recovered from
'hla attack of bronchitis.
. Tim llrldKo Club mot out nt'lho
ttJonoa' rmich Inst Friday.
!' Mm. Ilardman li visiting her dan
, Khtw,"Mra. O. H.'KuraU ,. ,.
, Thuro will Ito n Huhaorlptlun Chili
unncu tula Hntunlny nlRlit.
it J. II. Wonnudy wont In Portland
'ton buslnosa Monday iiIkIiI.
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UihI Dooncr roturnud Inst night
iroin n trip to Crnno Prnlrle.
Mr. J. II. Ilrlnckloy has been aur
forliiK from un nttnek of grip.
C. B. Wlso wna n Kunat nt llio 1'llot
Ilutto from Im Pine Thursday.
Mra. Nnllln Wrlght-tUbba wont lo
I'ortlnud for n abort May Sunday.
Ilnrl Auntln waa In from Crescent
Hntunlny, n lineal nt tbo Pilot Ilutto.
I". J. (Under vliltiid Mra. CJIndar
nt tho Mllllcan homestead laat Hun
day. Allibonso W. Ayn of i.n Pino wna
-TwrHw?n nrriiio pifei -imAn mim.
day.- --
J. A. Ilcokwlth wna In town from
l.a Plnu Sunday, n guest nt tho Hunt
llotol.
A boy bnby wna born to Mr. nml
Mra. (irlmea ahortly after noon yea
fbrdnjr. 0. Stiilililonold passed through
town on Thursday on hi return to
Portland.
H. W. Onrvor of Fort Hook wa
registered nt tbo Pilot IJutto on
Thursday.
Mr. nnd Mra. W. A. Heaver have
moved Into their now bungalow lit
Wlestorla.
C. K. Hhopard roMiitly returned to
town from Portland whore ho spout
thowlntnr.
Mra. 0. A. Melsol wna In town from
DoHohuti.' on Monday, registering nt
tbo Pilot Ilutto.
Attorney Ounornl Crnwford wn
rnglstorud'at tho llond Hotel whim In,
town mm woqk.
Perry A. 8011th nnd P. II. Johnson
wore registered nt tho Wright from
Mllliann Inst wook,
Mr. nnd Mra. J. 8. llontaon wero In
town todny on tholr way out to tholr
MlliWn homontead.
o. P. Putnam nnd U. V. (Ireene
wont to Prlnovlllo .Mondny, returning;
by way of itodmond.
.. Mra. O. M. Patterson hna roturnxl
. from n vlall to bor old home In Wal
la Walln, Wnalilngton.
( Kdwln PbllllpM of l.odRuolm, X. I).
49nH romo to llond. Ho hna Inud un
, ' dor tho Tuinnlo Project.
On Mondny uvonlnfr tho Mlaaca
, (Iritvua nml Dolaon gave a dinner imp
ly nt tho "Chooolnto Drop."
George S. Young returnod ycatorr
8
dy from Alknll Uiko where ho hna
bfoii doing I'liKlnoorlng work.
Iluy l.nmbfraou rcdirnod lo town
Inat wnuk from tho Woyorhutioaar
lluilior orulHlng nonr I.n Pino.
Forvat Hutiorvlaor Morrlt wunt to
Klatora on Monday on bualnvaa con
ncctud with tho Foroat Horvlco.
Mra. J. P. Koyoa tntortnlned aomo
of tho younger ant nt an Informal
dnnetng party loat Wcdneadny.
Mra, T. W, Trlplott loft Monday
morning for Ixtnolr, N. C, whero
alio will vlilt her aon, who la alok.
IniUllntlon of a cami-nt aldownlk
at tho old Chapman corner, Wnll and
Mliinoaotn atrvota, hna conimunced.
Tho Weyorhnouaor timber oruliora
who hnvo boon working on timber
propertlea to tbo aouth Dnlahed laat
week nnd returned to tholr million.
Tho llond Company haa n crow of
men nt work bnullng nut from tho
rlvor loga Hint hnvo gonu by tho
boom. '
Tho orlglnnl llsnd Tonula Club la
milking oxtonalvo Improveulonta In
Ita court opiHiallo tbo Altnmont Ho
tel. Tbo Ilnptlat Womon'a Mlaatonnry
Circle will meet with Mra. W. W.
Faulkner Thuradny nflernoon at
2:80.
J. A. Mantca, II. II. po Armond,
Honh Farnhnm nnd J. P. Koyoa nro
nttiiudlng county court nt Prlnovlllo
todny.
. Krauk.nibblo and 3. WV. Cllln
wont to Portlund onrlj" In th6 wiek
lo piirobaao an nlito truck for their
own ue.
A. I. Donnoy, of Portland, Orogoa,
la In llond. Ho owna tho old Hoy
nolda rnnoh ouat of town nnd will Im
prove It.
1). P. Winter hna como In from hla
rnnoh nt Powell Ilutto to do aomo
onrpontry'work on the now Wonnn-
dy garago.
-W. A. Heholl of Portland haa copin
hero tu naalat John Dubula In hla In
veatlgnilon work under tho Dosort
MA Itoard.
Mr. and Mr. A. M. I.ara. former
ly of llond. have opeued a branch of
lle fur tbo llond Pnrk Co. In Ta
oomn, Wnah.
UUhop Pnddook, who hna boon
vory til for nlmoat two months, hna
now loft tho tlood Hnmnrltnu Haa
pllul In Portland.
Mm. W. W. Fnulknor la embroid
ering letter, and Mra. Corft A. Jonoa
In waablng nwontora for tho bonent of
the I.lbrnry Club.
I,. F. Wnkonold, vhn la henvlly
Intoroaled In Creacent, pnaaed
through llond on routu to tho aouth
eru town Friday.
Tbo Itev. K. C. Nowhnm, pnator ot
tho Mothodlut'clmrcdi hero, loft Inat
wwk for Kuglitnd, hla old home, lie
In HuaottiulKil liHifl hv ('. A. Hlllllll.
fonujarly of Moro. v' 1
Howard Spinning, formerly of
liomi una now locaiou hi nuur,
WnahliiKtoii. wna lioro Snturdny.
Mr. Spinning la editor of tbo Wilbur
IteglHtor.
J. W. Ilrowor imNod through town
Saturday on hla return from nn Jn1
veatlgntlon or tho InudH oliminntoa
from tbo foroatH nonr l,n Pino, Crea
cent nml Fort Hock.
Km fwl m
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Puritan Undermuslins
Among tho beautiful new
6ty!cs recently brought to tho
Puritan Undcrimislin factory
froln Paris was a charming
prin cccs slip valued at thirty
seven dollars.
The Puritan designs pro
duced a similar garment fol
lowing closely tho same lines
and style: but by using less ex
pensive laces though equally
beautiful in design and cloth
costing no more than you are
accustomed to paying, the re
sult was a stylish, distinctive,
well mado princess slip that
could be sold at only three
dollars and fifty cents.
In our Puritan Undermus
lin line youwillfind the latest
ideas in stylish lingerie.
A Puritan hanijor on every trmcnt,
R,. M. Smith
Clothing Co.
Lenrn the Way.
Tho boy bnby of Mr. nnd Mra. K.
II. (loyd, nhoul two wook a old, died
Monday of pnoiiinonln. Tho funornl
UFcnrnil ynaturdny nfuirnoon, aorvlcea
boliig coiKliiclod at tbo Nlawongar
undortuklng rooma by C. A. Hinltli,
tbo now Mutliodlat mlnlator.
A froo loci tiro will bo given nt tlis
HntillNt chtiruh on Buiiduy evening
nt 7:10 on (ho mihject or "300 nlghla
In tho aliima or Chlcflgo," by l 'H.
Cliapman. Tho public la Invited to
iitu)nd.
Is. u. llopHon returned from llnrnn
Thuraday nnd apont the night hero,
reglaUirlng at tho. llond Hotel. Frl
dny Mr. Hopaon apenl the dny going
over tho North CnnnI with W. Jjieolw,
tho engineer now Itiroatlgatlng the
project,
Oordon Hoaondorf, who haa lion
employed nt Tho Patloraou Drug
Compiiny, hna been obllgod to give
up hla (toaltlon on account or a aer
loua nttack or hoart trouble. Hie
place bua been tuken by J. II. God
frey, or Calgury, AllmrU,
1110 I.NVKHT.MUNT IN W'ltUh.
ubalantlal dovolopment ot the
hotnoaluad country to tho aouthoaat
contlnuca, and not only nr more
nnd moro aottlora taking up residence
upon their landa, bin the luveatment
of onpltnl on tho homeateada la be
coming Inrgcr each month.
A striking oxamplo ot tho way tho
homeatoadora are Inking hold of
thing la furnlahod by tho purchaae
hero laat wook of a lurge well out
fit by John W. Illnok, who Iiiih a
haimmtond 3 mllea hoiiIIi o, Hamil
ton Ilutto. Tho well, when luatalled,
will roiireaent nn outlay or at leant
(1,000. and will bo tbo largest In that
territory. Ita imwer la auppllod by
a nix horaepowor gnaollne englno,
which will iitiuip through n four Inch
ptpo, and tho water will be used for
irrigation.
In competition with Portland nnd
other mctro)Olltnn houaoa a local
llrm, tho llond Hardware Company,
wan able to mnko thla anlc. Indicat
ing tho firm bold Uond haa upon tho
trado of Ita tributary country. Anoth
er homesteader who la well digging
upon a large acale la Eugene Plnkua,
of Iron Mountain; and there arc n
great many moro who nro alnklng
wells and Investing heavily In the
now country they have chosen for
their homes.
DANCK NOTICK.
Tbo Royal Neighbors of America
wfll glvo a social dance next Tues
day evening, May 12, In Bather's
Hall. A good time la assured. Al
lure tt a Orcutt, Hocorder.
I -VJ"V- Jumper
Tho 1IV.O-0 devclopa tho, bnby, nml
ut llio uninc tlmo kUch lioure or dia-
uro mil rent to tho puronta,
Tho IIV-Cl-0 iiIIovvh tbo child to rent
or oxoiflno, nnd when tli-od, iiiuIcn
u comfortable went.
HI2I3 TIIKM IN MY WINDOW.
E. M. THOMPSON
Bond, Oregon.
ailtINO IN YOUlt WOHN OUT 1IUOWY W1IUIHA FOH
1 "r iu;.TiitiNO.
W. J. Spront went lo La Pino Mon
day to Investigate aomo planting ar
ena thero nnd to attend to tho matter
ol tho disposal or brush.
A eon waa born tho latter part ot
Match to Mr. and Mra. W. J. Walsh,
formerly of llond, nt tholr present
homo In Detroit, Mich.
Miss I.ela Mcltay la now a mem
ber of tho (lend Olco Club, singing
second soprano. Thla now makes 12
mombera and on accompanist.
The Fraternal llrothcrhood nro Is.
suing Invitations for a card party to
bo held Thuradny evening. Refresh
ments will be served nt a charge or
IS cents.
C. W. Krnklno wont to Portland o,
Frlduy, returning yesterday. HI
mother, Mra. J. W. Brsklno or Yam-
HUI. roiurnod with him and will
make her homo hero.
In Justice Hastes court on Friday
was heard the suit or Columbia Neck
woar Co. against J. W. Gouaher for
eortaln morchnndlse sold tho defen
dant. Tho Jury found for tho plain
tiff In tho Bum or $3S nnd ordorod tho
return or some or tho goods.
II. K. Derrick, who wna formerly
connected with tho Forest Sorvlco
with headquarters at Ln Pine, pass
ed through town Inst week on hla
wny aouth to tnko up n homestead.
Tho Frntornnl llrothorhood line Is
sued Invitations to a "500" party
thay are giving Thursday evening nt
Sator'M Hull. Altor tho enrde thoro
will bo dancing, and light refresh
ments will bo served.
The bnll gnmo Hunday hetweon
llond nnd I.n Pine resulted In favor
or tho visitors by a srore or S to 3.
Among the I-a Pino people down for
thjQ gnmo woro: Mr. and Mrs. W. F.
Arnold, Cecil mid W. C. HolllnHhoad.
d U llenson. W. K. llogue, J. O.
Huffman, O. W. Haper. 1. W. Shultr,
Mr. A. Hupor. C. V. Cnrmlchnel, O
W. Iloguo, Geo. Lundburg, Carl Wlno
nnd llortha Ulhmau.
I'lHI.I) DAY AT ItKDMOND.
On Friday, May IS, thero will be
a Hold day and declamation contest
at Itodmond. undor the auspices of
the- Jntei-scholastlc Athletic & Decla
matory Association of tho County, of
which J II- Shouae, tho Demi school
principal. Is tho president. Tho day
will be devoted to athletic contest
and declamation, and will bq partlcl-
$oclnla. lodgoe. nnd parties oup
pllod with Iceo renin on short notice
at roasounblu rntes. Amorlcnu link
ory. Adv.
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Silk
Wear Better, Fit
Better and with
each pnir a. Guar
antee Ticket that
the tips will out
wear the gloves.
Short 10c
Long $1.00
FOR SALE
BY
Mannheimer's
NEW ARRIVALS IN
Children's Oxfords
We have the popular one strap Oxford in
Gun Metnl, Patent, Tun and White Nu-
buek, sizes 2 to 5, priced ut
65c, $1.00, $1.15, and $1.35
Sizes 5 to 8 priced ut ... $1.25, $1.50
Sizes 8J to 11 J priced at... ,. $2:00
Sizes 12 to 2 priced nt $2.25
You'll -vyant one of these lat
est arrivals in .
Sun Shades
Let us show you the New Bfl hnpe in
the newest colors. Wc nlsonnvc u large
nssortment'of Children's Pnrasols. The
prices nre from. 35c to $3.75
LINWEAVE
GUARANTEED WHITE GOODS in
Stripes.fChecks, Ficruresfand Plain Lawns
1 and Voiles. Now i&ftiie time to buy your
Linweave. Priced from 15c to 40c yd.
TRADE AT
Mannheimer' s
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The Store for All the People.'
pated In by representatives from
many Crook county schools.
CINIIKH IIAUMNO TO STAItT.
Tho work of putting In n hopper
at the cinder pit was finished early
thla week and hauling will bo begun
at once. The county road roller waa
brought Into town last week and will
be available for use whenever needed,
being at present engaged on roads
near town.
Have you tried our coffco? Ameri
can llakcry. Adv.
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KXI'lIHT SHOTS COMING.
1)111 mills and C. W. McKcan of
Portland, representing the manufac
turers of n well known brand of am
munition nnd tiring arms, will glvo
an exhibition shoot on tho Gun Club
grounds on Hunday afternoon at
2:30.
FOJR I
Fruit Trees
ski:
F. O. MINOR
OltKOON AND WAIib
WOULD I.KASi: MKHS.
John L. llaak of Portland and Ja-j
son Moore ot New York are trying ln
rMVIHIVMIilUil 1VH0V UUIfilllVl HUU
Abart Ikos, In Iako county, from
the state. One offer la of $2,000,000
for the lease, to bo paid out of the
profits of the manufacture or salts
proposed.
Puro Ico Cream nt popular price.
American Iiakery. Adv.
I.n dies, tho Skuse Hnrdware Com
pany have a complete line ot white
cnamol wnre.Adv.
A few hours nt a nlco classy, clean,
up-to-date place especially prepared
tor gontlomen. will remove all worry
and troubles. Tho Motropolltan.-Adv
Just recelvod a dandy line or can
dles. Buch as chocolate dipped cara
mels, chocolate almonds, chocolate
oroflins put up In 5 and 10 cent car
tons. This makes them perfectly
sanitary, tree from dust and tiles. Tho
Metropolitan. Adv.
I WILL SELL
Lots 1 , 2, 3,
' and 4
Block 16
of Kenwood
At a Very
Attractive
Price
SEE
R. P. Minter
:OUR:
Soda Fountain
IS NOW OPEN
for the, season. We seve the famous
WEATHERLY ICE CREAM from
Portland and all the drinks found at an
, up-to-date Soda Fountain. Call and
give us a trial, If you try us once you'll
:rts, ', n i tvssi come again. ; r r lau
The OWL PHARMACY
Men's Suits
BLUE SERGE
$12.50 to $20.00
Gray Wools and Worsteds
$10.00 to $17.50
E. A. SATHER.