TRR IU&D Iftj'TiKTR', REXI), ORE., WEDNESDAY, SEI'TKMRER 20, lOtfi.
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WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR
School Books
To be sure of a full line of School
Snpplies CALL ON US.
PATTERSON DRUG CO.
The Sfegggg, store
Tim Most of tho Best for the Least
F. T. Parker returned on Sunday call during tho evening nnd welcome '
from Astoria and Portland whero hoi Her. and iMrp. Kcngy to Hcnd.
What is Your Test
of THE PLACE to TRADE?
Do J on gunge ftloio by tho - uliitno
of its stock, or do you utoiLsuro It by
tlio wot (h of its word? In bringing
before you tho Chippewa lino of
boots, shoes, shirts mid iitnckliiuMH
mo lll Imck oiery statement. Tho
Chippewa goods hno Mood tho test
for years and are everywhere consid
ered to liato no HUK?iior for nerlco.
With winter coming on let us talk
comfortH mid blankets to you as our
Mock recently received contains only
tho liest of values.
R. M. SMITH CLOTHING
COMPANY '
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
W. I. Wnrmoth has beon In from
Hampton this week.
Edward Ilrooka arrived from Min
neapolis on Saturday.
Mr. nnd Mrs. II. K. Urooks went to
Portland on Monday.
C. iti. Gist of Sisters, caino over
last night on business.
Itny Gorklng was a Uond visitor
from Tumalo yesterday.
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. J. Mock motored
up from Tumalo on Sunday.
a. F. Hoovor returned on Saturday
from n buslnoss trip to Portland.
L. n. Winters of La Pino wos n
buslnoss visitor in Uond Saturday.
W. J. Smith, of 1'rlnovlllo was a
business visitor In Ilend Saturday.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Carroll at
tended tha Hound-Up at Pendleton.
James Vnvor and Karl Myors took
In tho Pendleton Hound-Up last
w cek.
Mrs. L. Nichols and son of I'rlno
villa nro visiting friends In Head this
week.
Hnlph Dunn went to
tho Hound-Up last
Mr. nnd Mrs,
Pendleton for
week.
John ForgiiBon arrived In Uond on
Saturday for a two day's stay on
business.
Mr. nnd Mrs, Fred N. Wnllaco and
Fred I). Wilson were up from Tumalo
yestorday.
1). K. Davis of Mllllcan, Is prepar
ing to move his family Into Ilend for
the winter.
Post otllco box rent Is now duo.
A. D. Norton was In from Mllllcan
last week.
Among tho Ilend people, who at
tended tho Pendleton Hound-Up were
Mont O'Donnoll, Mrs. Harnoy O'Don-
noll, Mrs. Joe Innes and Father Hlieo
lian, who motored to Pendleton in
tho O'Donnoll car.
For the Workingman
We know what satisfaction is, nnd we
know liow to give it. You like to have the
best there is for the price you pay. We can
give it to you. You like your goods deliv
ered to you in the best condition. We
know how to do that too.
To accomodate our customers we have
just added u line of men's working clothes
including shirts, trousers, overalls, macki
naws, stag shirts, work socks nnd heavy
underwear.
SHUEY'S
The Cash Grocer
spent his vocation.
Mrs. S. Mcintosh returned Sunday
from Portland whuro she mado n trip
to purchase, lnld-sensou goods.
S. C. Caldwell returned last week
from an extended trip through tho
Hogue and Willamette valleys.
H. A. Stover, assistant cashier of
tho First National Hank left Monday
night for Portland on business.
When In town on Mtndny, Mrs
Egnca Suttoug reported the loss of
a valunblo steer from nlfalta bloat.
E. M. Thompson returned Friday
from Portland and Astoria where he
has been on business for two weeks.
A "crow began work on Monday
clearing up tho ruins of tho Pond
hotel destroyed by lire several weeks
ago.
Mr. nnd Mrs. E. C. Kllgore, who
have been spending the summer here,
expect to leavo for Klamath Falls on
Friday.
E. L. sClark of tho La Pino Supply
Company of Ln Pino, was in Dend
Saturday on business, returning on
.Monday.
Ford Horskotte, of tho firm of
Dion & Horskotte builders of tho
Shovlln-Illxon plant, nrrlved from
Minneapolis on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Garrison nnd
son Llewellyn roturneit yesterday
from un extended auto trip through
Washington nnd Idaho.
J. P. Koyes, Edward Ilroolfi tuul
S. A. Ulakoloy left Sunday morning
for Klamath Falls and other southern
points on a business trip.
Invitations aro out for n reception
to bo given tomorrow afternoon by
Mrs. J. P. Koyes In honor of her
niece, Mtb. Harry K. Drooks.
E. C. Donmnn, bookkeeper at tho
United Warehouso Company returned
Friday from San Francisco where ho
spent his vncatlon and attended tho
fair.
Warren Wilson, who suffered n
big lire loss at The Dalles last week,
was formerly house, man In the em
ploy of tho United WnrohouBO Com
pany. Mr. and Mrs. P. II. Hosmer of Min
neapolis arrived In Hend Saturday
morning to reside. Mr. Hosmer will
bo ln the employ of tho Shovlln-Illxon
Company.
Arnold Huffman, n Bon of William
Huffman, who Is building tho llrooks
Scanlon mill, arrived last week and
has taken a position as millwright on
tho work.
George Ingemann, a formor sm
ployco of tho Urooks company at
Scnnloff, Minnesota, arrived last
week to work at tho Urooks-Scanlon
plant hero.
Ladles oft ho llaptlst. Woman's
Union will hold a cooked food sale
at O'Donnoll's market Saturday, Oc
tober 2. Contributors are asked to
send In their contributions.
Fred Hnsso. who was injured last
Wednesday nfternoon at tho Urooks
Scnulon clearing whilo rolling rock
and taken to tho hospital for treat
ment, was discharged from the hos
pital Monday.
Halph Ackloy, prosldont of tho
Ralph Ackloy Land Compony of Port
land and ownor of tho Frnnk Murck
ranch nt Tumnlo, wns In Uond Tues
day and mado an nutomobllo trip
through tho Tumnlo nnd Powell
Iltitto secUons Tuesday afternoon.
Word wns rocolved In Uond Mon
day that Mrs. 0. W. Shrlnor, who loft
n week ago for San Francisco on ac
count of serious Illness, Is now in a
crltlcnl condition and that It mny bo
some tlmo boforo sho will bo ablo to
roturn. Mrs. Shrlnor loft San Fran
cisco for FreBno where sho will ro
maln with relatives.
Tho Ladles Aid Socloty of tha
Methodist church will tondor a rocep
tlon to tholr now pastor, Ilev. Frank
lin Kcagy nnd family noxt Friday
evening at the homo of E. M. Thomp
son on Jofforson Drlvo, Park addi
tion. Alt members and frlonds of
tho church are cordially Invltod to
E. S. Shaw of Now Washington,
Ohio, nnd Mrs. Marvel Gardiner of
Detroit, Michigan, n brother nnd
nleco of L. A. Shaw, arrived Satur
day morning for a short visit hero,
leaving ycaterdny. While hero Uiey
stayed with Miss Mnry Miller.
Don't forget to consult Drs.
.Loo & Turner, eye specialists
nt Thorson s Jewelry store.
Friday and Snturdny, October 1-2,
until 3 p. in. Saturday. Adv.
For n good clean shavo, n good
hair cut, facial massage or n chine,
visit the Metropolitan, on Oregon
strcot. Adv. tf
Pool and billiards nt tho Metro
politan. Just the thing for n little
relaxation In tho evening. Adv. tf.
For sign painting boo Edwards.-Adv.
Joseph Jefferson's Interpretation
of Hip Van Winkle, hns appealed to
audiences for years. It Is a truo por
trayal of Washington Irvine's fam
ous Sketch Hook story. Ilend Thcatro
Wednesday nnd Thursday nights.-Adv.
IXTKIIESTIXG CASE WON.
Among the interesting cases decid
ed nt tho recent term of court wns
tho suit agnlnst tho La Pino school
district brought by J, A. MrCloskcy
and J. E. Engebretson on account of
work done by them in tho now Bchool
building erected last spring. Tho
suit wits brought under n recent otnt
uta making school directors ns well
as tho district liable In ccrtnln cases
and was won by tho plaintiffs who
received n verdict of well over n
thousand dollars. V. A. Forbes nnd
II. II. Do Armond uppcarcd for tho
plaintiffs.
science hooks received. ,
Tho Ilend Public Library Iibh re
cently received from tho Trustees un
der tho W'll of Mary linker Eddy tho
following books on Christian Scl
onco by Mar' linker Eddy: Sclenco
and Health with Key to tho Sculp
tures (English nnd German); Miscel
laneous Writings: Tho First Church
of Christ, Scientist, nnd Miscellany
Unity of Good; Retrospection nnd In
trospection; Pulpit nnd Press; Chris
tian Healing and Tho People's Iden
of God; Kudimahtnl Dlvlno Science;
No and Yes; Messages to Tho Mother
Church; nlso, Tho Llfo of Mnry link
er Eddy by Sibyl Wilbur, nnd tho
following periodicals: Tho Christian
Sclenco Journal (monthly); Chris
tian Sclonce Sontlnol (weekly): Tho
Christian Sclenco Monitor (dally).
These, books and periodicals huvo
boon presented without cost to tho
library and aro to be placed at tho
disposal of tho reading public as soon
ns they havo been catalogued.
For your nlco homo buy n lot
Iloulovard Addition. Adv.
In
Trua IUuo Flour hns beon n larger
Holler than any month before Tho
whltcncHS, purity, excellence nnd tho
nemo of good milling makes it n
largo ropeator. Adv.
HOOSIER
KITCHEN 7
CABINET I
In Uio UOOSIKIt KITCHEN CARIXET has been found a
big tlmo und labor huer. Hme jou ever made nit eatl
nuttn on tho st number of step, jou lake dally? Tli
Ilooaicr villi help )u minimize them. It U a icriiiuiieiit
and vnluablo t to eery home. ...
You may bwome a member of the club Mho it II! be
offered Uio club rate of ONE DOLLAIt IHJWN AMI ONE
DOLIiAU A WEEK on Uiece cabinet. Come In ud let
us talk oer our m-oiot.ltlon with jou today.
Foot Rest
Hosiery
I'OIl MEN
roii WOMEN
rou iiovk
I'OH OMULS
Foil HAIIIKH
Prices
10c 15c
25c
WEAIt IlETTHIt
LOOK RETTER
ARE RETTER
Vou Always Buy for Less at
Warner's
THE VARIETY STORE
WANT MORE
Fruit
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A SHIPMENT OF FKEHII
FRUIT
Will itrrlve In Rem! JietMeon
October H mid 10. To iu
from. the orrhurdNt.
Apple, per bov 81.1W
Or, IKir 100 1In. . , U.7rt
Prune), Hr lin ISI.!1."S
Green Toiuutoe, er hti,,8I,'.!.1
J''rtdi (lernian-Aiiierlniii Colfeo
Just Hccvhet!
McClincy
Tho ACaMI.MODATI.VO Grocer
JUST AS CHEAP
MADE TO ORDER
Firit Showing Till nd Vintr Simple
' Dick Tne Tailor
Clcining iikI Prcmng .'Sptcully
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The Cozy
KESTAUHANT
solicits your
patronage
I
BUY YOUR
Groceries
AT Tflfi NEW A1UAT
AlAKKhT.
Gilbert (Sb Son
ECONOMY
Is the Road to Wealth. Econo-
mize by Buying at Mannheimer's
Hois' Etrn Good Seliool StiltN, sizes C to 1C
Made with the new patch pocket, priced
t ijtl.no to 9(1.011
IIojh' Kn)iieo mouse No drowshrliigs to
bothur with. Extra quality material hcBt
workmanship nnd nt noe, "tie, Jjll.OO
A copy of tho Scout Law with each blouse.
Royn' Roy Scout Oloo. Mndo of gnnuino
Ruckskin, gauntlet Btylo nt .1M5
Others at noc, 7rtc
Roys' Conluitiy KiilekcrlMickvrs. . .H.fct l?l.ii5
Other Kiilekerborkeis
SOe, tide, 7.1e, HMe, J?l.l
llojs Cotton Union Hulls Good quality, iflOe
Rojh' Wool Uiiliiu Suits 91.00, jjH.t
IIojh' Outing (i'ohiim (no0
.NEW ARIlIVAI.S l. SWIJATEItS
IiiiiiiK'h rour I'leeo Se(, consisting or sweat
er, loggings, Cap and Mittens at $:s.ro
Ho) h' mid GIi-1'm S went cm nt
91.2.1, 91..-.0, 91.7.1, 91:, 9u.n0, 9;i.oo
STOP AND SHOP
AT
PWJ1PE1
Satiifaction "With livery Purchaie
Sco Edwnrds for good houso paint
ing. Adv.
Just opened.
Olvo us a trial.
A now moat mnrket.
ailbort & Son. Adv
Just opened.
Glvo us n trial.
A now inont market.
Gllbort & Son. Adv
Uso SalMtalsIng Deschutes I'nn
cako Hour. It Is aiwaya fresh and a
homo product. Adv.
VOCAIj i.essonh.
Mit. Harold llopklnx, giaduntn of
Albany CoiiKervutory of MiinIc, stu.
dent nt American CoiiMerwtlory of
.MiinIc, Chicago, lll take puplli In
Milce. Work with Mi-m. Ilopkliw will
bo accredited at tho high nchool.
Tho moderntn building rcntrlctlonn
on iloulovard Addition will mako It,
tho dcslrablu plncu to own n lot. Adv.
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Vi7E are Always
..Ready
To show you our New Full Suits.. .All the
newest patterns In Serges, Browns,
Grays nnd Blacks. Come In and
see
CAPPS 100
I'URB WOOL CLOTHES
$12.50 to $20
They cannot he duplicated by any house
any where Seeini; is believing-look at
them. ...They speak for themselves. You don't
have to buy. Styles that are right, models to
please every taste and lit every figure.
Made in America, from wool grown in
America, by the only house in America, that
manufactures from the raw wool to the fin
ished garment. No middle man's profit.
E. A. SATHER
General Store
Save Money...
Thli winter by buylntf a ZENITH AIR-TIGHT
HEATER. A qm'ck and itciJy liat.
SKUSE HARDWARE CO.
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IE. M. THOMPSON, The Furniture Man
CREDIT IF YOU PRErEIC
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