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wiill tnkn n look lit mo, I fool jsooiI nit tho tlmoj
our whole family, tho samoj my wlfo'n complex
ion In ponchos nml cream, mid ttiono klilH of ours,
say, you ought to nun thoin, What In tho aucrnlT
It'ii no itocrot, about onco a month, I spend 26
cotitn for ii hox of
Patterson's Candy Laxatives
Hold and projmroil only by
Patterson Drug Co.
3Ji Ifaxa&b Store
ciittlomnn, wnn registered at tho lloml
on Hiimliiy.
A. O. Wnlkor wnn In town from
Alfalfa on Friday, u Kiiust ut the
Ilotol WrlRht.
Mr, mill Mm, A, H. Iluhlmril of Im
perial woro registered at tho lloml
Ilotol on Frldny,
Miss Wllllninn, daughter of tha
Mnthndlst minister of I'rlnovlllo was
In town Hnturday,
MltjH Knthorluo Trntitnor wont to
I'rjnvlllo Hnttinltty to go on n long
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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
A. H. Ilnwk uf Fremont Is In town
tmlny,
1'. Kwlng Mnrtlu wnn In' town on
Thursday.
Morris Lorn Was In Portland ovor
tho week cud.
Mm, I'owkIhoii spent the weekend
nt hor rnritiMtt'tul.
Mrs, Amlurinn of Doscuutos wnn
In town Hiitunluy.
Frnnk May wni on hi it runoll Inst
Thursday nml Friday.
Mm. Nelllo WrlgliLUIhlm returned
from rortlnnil Krlilny.
- Ifxiimlnatlons for the pupils of tho
eighth ijrntlo woru hnlil limt wrok.
Mm. A. M I'rlnulit entertained the
llrldgo Cluh last Friday.
Tho Itoynl Neighbors Kavo n ilnnc
last ulKht nt Bather's Hull.
Wnril Colilo In now omployuil In
llourku's store nt Crescent.
J Mm. (leorgn A. Jones ltnvr next
i
Tuesday for an eiiHtorn visit.
H. Ornror of l.ti 1'lno won registered
nt tho I'ilot lltittu on Hiiudny.
A. M. I'rlnKlo roturnod Monday
from n business trip to tho south.
(1, II, Doming of I.o J'lno wan,
guest nt the I'ilot lluttu on Monday.
IS. 0. Modioli of I'rlnovlllo wnn
registered nt tho llond on Hnturday,
Dr. A. l C'ropp Iiiih discontinued
hln trips to Itudmoiiil for thq present.
J, W. (irlswold of Crescent wns
registered at tho Wright on Krlilny.
0. K. Wlm wnn registered nt tha
Pilot llulto from l.a I'lno on Thurn
dny. K. T. Ilnnlnwny of Katisns City
wnn registered ut tho Altiiiuout on
Krldny.
Mrs. Ashley Forrost went to Hod.
nionil Hnturday to kIvo voonl lessons
to pupils,
Tho comrnt sidewalk nt thn cor
nor of Wall mid Minnesota streets Is
flnlshud.
Krnnk Jamison, tho Hllver Ink5
ALL FOR MEN
The Newest Spring Things
SU ITC
HOE
HIRT4J
HATS AND TIES
A. L FRENCH
Oregon Street,
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WARM DAYS SUGGEST
COOL DRJNKS
and Ice Cream and they ninke you
think of 11 SODA FOUNTAIN. Our
Soda Fountain.
h THE PLACE to ri-1 tlicm both.'
ft The OWL PHARMACY
llnrnoy O'Donnoll will tnkn n plo
nlc imrty to I-rtvn Inland In hln unto
truck noxt Hundny.
' Mr. mid Mm. J. A. Hastes nml Dr.
Mill Mrs, Coiiunrn npunt Bunony it
llolslug'n on tho Motollun.
Miss Kvn Ann Huntington wnn Inld
up with tonsllltls mid n hnnvy cold
tho liittiir pnrt of Inst week,
I. U, Owon nod Krlc llnstolnnd of
Mllllcitn waro In town Monday.
Kuosts nt tho Wrlitht Ilotol,
J, 13. hnrsen Is suffering from nn
Injury to his rlKht eyn received when
ha was choppliiK wood u fow days
ngo,.
A heavy thunderstorm passed ovor
town between 1 and 2 o'clock todiy,
.21 Inches of rnln falling In n short
tint 11.
Mr. nnd Mrs. V A. Korhos spout
tho week unil nt (ho latter' homt
stvnd, Miss (lull Korhos wont with
them.
Mr. nnd Mrs. (leorgn I.lvesloy nnd
I'. 1), Olio from lioschutos woro In
town on Hnturdny, Kucsts nt tho I'ilot
llutto.
Tho shed In tho ronr of tho Chap-
mnn hulldliiK nt tho comur of Wull
nnd Mlntiosotn street Is holm; torn
down.
Tho Q. A. T. Cluh wns cntnrtnlned
hy Miss Markul nnd Miss Mister at
their rooms nt tho Allnrnoiit on
Thursday.
W, J. Bproat went to tho Metollus
on Monday to finish the map work
on which tho Korest Horvlco was en
MKed Isst fall.
Charles L, Wlnior, formerly of
Laldlnw, has arrived In Ashland af
ter n 10 days trip overland hy way of
Klamath Kails.
Mr and Mm. Jay llooth of Port
land, who hnvo hecn vIsltlnK Mr. nnd
Mm. Terry Itnndoll for several weoks,
hnvo returned to their homo.
Mm J II. fitanley left for Port
land last Wednesday. Mho has boon
III for tho past two months nnd has
gonn down for niodlcnl triNttmont.
Clark Paul, of tho Pioneer Tels
phono Company, tins nearly nil tut
wires down on Wall street nnd nay
ho will remove the poln this week.
Tho W C. T. U. will meet In tho
rendHiK room of tho Ilaptlst churoh
on Thursday nt 2:30. All ladles In
terested In tho work are urxed to at
tend. On Saturdny, Kred Lucas, with a
hlK team, took tho Sunday school
classes of Miss Holmes and Miss Bid
nor for n picnic supper ovor ou tho
Tumalo.
II. II DcArmond went to Portland
last night on business and to meet
Mm. IH'Armond who tins been visit
Ine thera. They expect to return
to (lend by tha end of tha wcok.
Tho llnptlkt Women's Union will
meet with Mm. II C. Kills tomorrow
afternoon nt 2 o'clock to sew. Every
one Is requested to bring n thimble
nnd n full attendance Is desired.
Mrs W C. McCulstnn will enter
tain the Ladles Aid Society of tho
Methodist church next Wednesday
afternoon at hor homo on Jefferson
Drlvo. Mm. Prince Btnnts will as
sist tho hostess,
W I). Cheney of Soattlo, cam
down Saturday and remained here
until lust n'Kht. He was accompan
ied l A W. Ilurr. On Sunday, with
Clark Rhodes. II. W. Bkuso and H
Latham he fished on the Matollus.
Mm. L. H. Orbing, Mm. Ilort
Bhuoy nnd Mm. C. K. N'lcholn will
Klvo a kitchen shower for tho Prey
byterlnn ladles Guild nt tho church
pnrlam on Wednesday afternoon,
May 20th, nt 2:30. All tho ladles
aro Invited,
Boclnls, IoiIkc'S, nnd parties sup
piled with Icoc renin on short notice
nt reasonable rates, American Itnk
ory Adv.
CAUU (WVJIASHH.
P. J. Yoiiiik nnd family wish to
thank all who so kindly Helped dur
ing tho Inst Illness nnd burial of tho
balovod Krnndinotlier. who so recent'
ly passed uwny.
'Ladles, tho Bkuso llnrdwnro Com
pany imvo n complete now lino or
white enamel wnre. Adv,
Again, tho third nnd wo hope tho
Inst time, wo hnvo tho services of a
shoo shlnlnrc artist, Mr, Kd Walker
arrived Monday morning from Bo
nttio. iiring your snoes, witn or
without feet. Open Sunday fore
noons, baths, enndy, tobacco, shines,
etc Tho Metropolitan, Adv.
For Immediate Clearance we
are offering the balance of our
LADIES' SUITS
CONCERT TO
MORROW NIQHT
(Continued from page 1.)
will bo omitted, and Mrs, Ward will
play a solo.
Tho concert begins nt 8:16 sharp,
nt tho llond Theatre on Wnll street.
Ilolow Is tho completo program:
I.
"Dry Yo Eyes" (lndsberg)
Club.
II.
"Pussy Cat and the Mouse"
Solo, Mm. Korrest.
Quartet: Ilrlnklcy, Putnam, Hunting
ton, Holmes,
III.
Violin solo
Mm. K. V. Ward.
IV.
"Tho Ilutlorfly Swings on a Flower"
................ (II. 11. Gaul)
Club.
V.
Trio (a) "Swallows to Southward,"
(b) "Wandercr'n Night Sonic"
Trautner, Huntington, Powelson.
INTERMISSION.
VI.
Duet (a) Merry Phyllis"
(Old German)
(b) "Steep Gontlg Ilabo" ...
(Mendelssohn)
Forrest. Putnam.
' VI f.
"Coppah .Moon" .... (II. It, Shollay.)
Cluh.
VIII.
Piano solo
Miss Kva Graves,
IX.
Quartet (n) "Come Kiss Yo' Mam
my" (A. W. Nool)
(b) "Tho NlKht Has a
Thousand Eyes". . (8. A. Emory)
Forrest, Trnutner, Putnam, Powel
son. X.
"My Lady CIo ". . (ClouKh-Lelghtcr)
Club.
MEMDEHS
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20 Off!
Don't let anything keep you
uway from th is opportunity.
EXTRA SPECIAL For
Tlmrs., Fri. and Saturday:
Ladles' White Lingerie and
Tailored Waists Vnlues to
$1.50, while they last
95c
LADIES' DUSTERS
in Linen nnd Khaki, priced at
$1.75 and $2.00
It is genuine value giv
ing that brings hun
dreds of customers'' to
this store.
Mannheimer's
The DEPENDON Store.
l.nwn mowers, garden hose, wheel
barrows. Bkuso Hard waro Com
pany Adv.
First Soprano Mcsdamcs Forrest,
Porker, Urlnkloy nnd Miss Trautner.
Second Soprano Misses Mcltay,
Uolson, Bldner and Mm. Todd.
First Alto Miss Huntington, Mm.
Putnam.
Second Alto Miss Holmos, Mm.
Powelson.
Aooomiianlst MIm Graves.
leader Mrs. Putnam.
LIGHT AND THE EYES.
Rt-
Qlsring or Dsullng Effects May
suit In Permanent Injury.
In 11 impcr rend U'lon the Interna
tionul i:xHMltlou of Surety nnd Snnltn
Uon lu New tirk city G. H. StliUiu-
called ntteiitliiu to tbu fact thnt the
most common defect In lighting Is ex
ccsslvo glii re mid absence of dirfuslou.
Glare may emanate directly from the
light source or bo reflected to the eye
by n flossy surface; It can also be
cuuseil whenever excessive contrast of
lntonxlty npixmrn In ndjuceut fields of
vision. The dazzling effect Is unplcas
ant ami Interferes with seeing. L'ndei
continued exjtouum eye strain and
even permanent Injury to the eye may
rexulL
Au unshielded light buns over a ma
chine Is a common source of eyo fa
tigue. The glare tuny not be so erl
dent on first glance, but when the
workman's eyes hate been subjected
to such light for a long Ume dhtcom
fort uud Inability to see result.
Glnro from glazed paper, desk tops
or polUbed metal often Induces eye
trouble, beudnche nnd other lndUpoul
Uon. though tho sufferer may not be
uuure or the cause. The remedy Is to
chance the relative Hsltlons so that
the reflected light Is kept out of the
eyes us murb n possible and to en
large the dimension of the light source.
Uuglueeriug ItM-ord.
EVERyTHING
IN FURNITURE
YOU WII.li TIN!) AT THIH BTOlli:
THK MOST COMPI.KTK I.INH OF
POl'l'iait HOMK FUltMHIIlNGH IN
Veutrnl On'gon. A Visit Will Con
lnco. Ilehtiles, Uits Get IUlter Ar
iiiulufeil. Just Itct-olveil It FI110 l.luo
of Itoom KUeil IttiKs nml liliioleiiuiN.
E. M. THOMPSON
Bond, Oregon
iiiiiNQ.ix Youn avoun out iiuoay viu:i:i.s von'
"'l ' ItK-TlltlNO.
The Change is Here, for
every member of the fam
ily man, woman, child
WE HAVE
Summer Underwear
AT THE LOWEST PRICES
Popular Judgment of Gsnlus.
Fabres tlrt eiitomologlral wurkgnln
ed the bouoni of the liMltnteof Fmuee
and a prize for experimental pbyrlul
ogy. Hln ivxtmordluury nborptlou In
his entomological pursuits wiisu source
of perplexity to thoxe umong whom tie
dwelt One morning be wus pusitl iij
three women vlutngcm ou their way
rn work. Wheu they jmijomhI blmaguin
:it iiiiet he wan still seated on flu
same tone, with bis eyes fixed on the
same spot, whereupon he saw oue 01
them tnp ber forehead us she wb!sxr
ed. A oor Innocent." Hut more than
one country gourd sunpected that he
was up to no good In hit inysterluu
wanderings about the couutryxlde
However, tho 8lgbt or the little dtirk
ribbon of the Legluu uf Honor, wltti
which he hud been tlei oniti-il Dv tli- wwwwvww
French government, was generuily ,VA?AV
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WE HAVE
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FIGURE.
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for every one. White straws from '
15c to $2.00
Punnmn Huts the genuine ones
Specially Priced
R. M. Smith Clothing Co.
LEARN THE WAY,
Men's Suits
BLUE SERGE
$12.50 to $20.00
Gray Wools and Worsteds
$10.00 to $17.50
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