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COMMUXITY Silver Ware.
ItHXAM, Toilet and Family Preparations. Each artldo
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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
E. M. Thompson left last night for
Portland.
Fred II. Wilson was up from Tum
alo on Monday.
F. II. PlnkBtaff was up from Turn-
mo on aturuay.
J. D. Koyes went to Portland on
business last night.
Mrs. Guy Furst has returned from
her visit, to Spokane.
Mrs. Adn laindhcrg was up from
Tumalo on Saturday.
W. D. Chenoy left on his return tq
'Soattlo Friday night.
H. II. Do Armond wont to Prlne
vlllo on business Momlny.
II. V. Dyer, of Mllllcan, spent Fri
day nnd Saturday In town.
B. h. Waldron, of Cloverdalo, was
hero on bulsncss on Monday.
Glon McCnnn celebrated his fifth
btrthdny anniversary on Monday, In
viting a few young friends In to a
party.
II. J. Ovcrturf went to Itedmond
on county business on Monday.
D. E. Hunter has returned frqm a
visit to tho fair at San Francisco
L. D. Fox left Monday night for
San Francisco to attend tho exposi
tion. On Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock
tho Haptlst ladles meet with Mrs.
Foley.
Tho Commercial Chili luncheon on
Saturday will bo held nt tllo Wright
Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Gertson nf
Summer I.ako havo moved to lloud to
rcaldo for tho winter.
No nil nn II, Ilean of Portland, ar
rived from Pasadona on Sunday to
Join his brother hero.
Mr. nnd Mrs, E. M. Lara havo mov
ed Into their recently completed
houso In Plnclyn park.
Invitations wcro Issued last wcok
for a Thanksgiving danco to bo given
at tho Kmblom Club tomorrow evening.
TOMORROW AFTERNOON
Prinevill
vs.
Bend A. C.
at Bend
Come out and see old stars
of both towns in action r
FAST GAME ASSURED
GAME STARTS 2 P. M. SHARE
Admission 25 cents
M. L. Merrltt, supervisor tf the
Deschutes National Forest Is ranking
n. timber appraisal along tho MetoU
Iub river.
William Forsyth and his sHter,
Mrs. M. H. Armstrong, arrived last
week from Grand Forks, Minn., to
locate here.
Mrs. II, II. Do Arinoud went to
Portland Sunday night. Hefore re
turning she will vlst Mrs. h. M. Foss
in l.ewlston, ldnho.
Itev. A. S. Black, formerly pastor
of tho Bend Methodist church will
bo a Thanksglvltig guest 6f Itev. and
Mrs. II. C. Hartranft.
David M. Mitchell and Miss Mary
Louisa Mills of II end were united In
marrlilgo before Judge Jas. A. Eastcs
last Thursday afternoon.
George J. Scguln and Miss Mattdlo
Henderson, both of Head, were unit
ed In marriage last Saturday by Jus
tice of tho Peace J. A. Eastos.
i Tho stato fish and gumo commis
sion has closed tho Deschutes above
the mouth or the Metollus to fishing
botween December 10 end March 31.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry K. Urooka re
turned from their trip to Portland
Friday morning. They havo moved
Into their new houso In Houlevard
addition.
A copy of the first Issue of tho Oro
gon Sportsman In Its new quarterly
form has been received by Tho Bul
letin. G. P. Putnam 1b ono of tho
editorial staff.
At a meeting of tho Oregon Stato
Dar Association held In Portland last
week, Judge T. E. J. Duffy, of Prlne
vllle waB olected n vice-president of
the association.
w! T. Anderson, district logging
engineer of tho U. S, Forest service,
who has been In tho Deschutes forest
forest for the last ten days, returned
to Portlnnd Sunday.
Tho brick work and mnsonry on
tho Warner building on Wall strcot
Is being pushed as fast as possible by
NlBWongcr brothers, who havo tho
contract for tho work.
Contractor Danlolson has tho
trench work for tho new ptpo lino of
tho Bend Water Light & Pqwor Co.,
over half dona. The first shipment
of plpo Is expected soon.
The regular monthly meeting or
tho Presbyterian Guild will bo hold
at tho homoV Mrs. J. Edward Larson
at 2; 30 on Thursday, December 2,
InBtend of on Wednesday, the 1st.
The marrlago of Andrew MIchto of
Prlnovlllo nnd MIbb Kathoryn E.
Urlckey of.Hnmpton was solemnize.
Tuesday ahprnoon at tho Methodist
parsonngo 0r Ilcv. V, W. Kcagy.
William 'Hnnloy of Hurn passed
through Bend last night onrouto to
Portland whero ho will visit for n
fow weeks. Mr. Honlcy expects to
mnke an extended trip enst later.
Mrs. Alforeta Orcutt left Trldoy
night for Delphi, Indiana, where sho
will attend to details In connection
with tho settlement of tho estate nf
her father, who recently died a
Hint placo.
George Straight, formorly foreman
of Tho Bond Company's lumber yard,
loft Saturday night for Washington
cltlco where ho will observe condi
tions beforo going Into 'tho lumber
broleuraso .business.
J. II, Miner ban recently taken
ilnk room In tho olflco of tho Homo-
spokers Lnnd Co., nt tho corner or
Wnll and Minnesota streets, whore
ho will oicnco In tho real estnto bus
iness, specializing In farm proporty.
Tho men of tho Motbodlst Eplsco
pal church villi Ktvq tholr cafeteria
dinner at six o'clock. November 30,
In tho Commercial Club room. The
public Is cordially Invited to onjoy
tho cullnnry Btuiit, of tho benedlcte.
Mr. nnd Mrs. A. 11. Horn loft on
Monday morning for Bay City, Michi
gan, nnd other eastern points, whoro
Mr. Horn will look up additional
brick mnchlnory for his local plant.
Thny expect to lo away about six
weeks,
' Mrs. P.-W. Heanley. who boforo her
marrlago waB Miss Gertrudo Markol
arrlvciUln. town last week nnd baB
ronn out to her homeo'ead In tho
Mllllcan valley. Mr. BeaBloy accom
panied her to Bend nnd has now re
turned to' P6r'tland to enter tho en
gineering olJlco of O. Lnnrgaard.
V, E. Bishop, a well known sales
man for tho Pacific Coast Biscuit Co.,
on thin territory, wns operated on In
Portland last week for ulcers of tho
Btomach. tHIe condition le reported
as favorablo but he will npt bo able
to resumo hln duties for boiiio time.
Covers were laid for more than 10
Invited guests Inst Saturday evening
nt tho homo of Miss Margaret Thomp.
son on tho occasion or a banquet 10
tho members of tho victorious Crook
county high school foot hull team
and tho Bend high school aqund. The
rooms of tho Thomjmon homo woro
neatly decorated with the colors t,l
tho two high schools. After tho ban
quet tho ovenlng wos spent In guinea
and other amusements.
See Edwards for paper hanging.
Adv.
TEAMS iit(KMi:i FOff tiAMli.
Well groomed nfter two weeks of
consistent practice, tho town tennis
of Bend and Prlnevlllo clash tomor
row afternoon nt 2 p. m. on tho lo
cal gridiron In n Turkey Dny football
scrap which promises to give the sup.
porting fans of both towns a real ex
hibition of football. Bend will bo
represented by the strongest lineup
It has ever put on tho gridiron ngalnst
the county scalers. The men hnvo
been training hard, both la signal
prnctlco and scrimmage. If the
weather Is favorable, the field should
Ix; In tho best or condition and this
wilt doubtless assuro fast Held work
by both elevens.
Tho Bend Flour Mill Company now
has ono of tho most up-to-dato nnd
sanitary mills In tho northwest. Tho
highest grade products guaranteed.
Adv.
COLLINS (SETS HAIL.
John Collins, who has been held nt
Prlnevlllo since the Norrls trial, was
successful In obtaining ball last week
and Is now out -ponding the hearing
of his appeal. Ball was set atJIJOOO
and tho following bondsmen secured,
George It. Husscll, John Combs,
Nute Williamson, Champ Smith, nnd
A. Dibble. V A. Forbes, Mr. Collin's
attorney, spent Friday In Prlnevlllo
nttendlng to tho mnttcr.
If you've made up your mind to buy a
inaw
you 11 lile ours best
THE WULKOTE MACKINAWS, in a desirable
assortment of Plaids and Solid Colors made of 3)0
and J)i oz. Mackinaw Cloth. Plain and Belted
Styles, priced at $4.50, $7, $7.50, $7, 75, $'8.75
Our Boys MacklnnwB nro tho Best Values In town Lei us
show you them. At $l.oo, $l.r.o, $b.oo
Indian Blanket IloheB All Wool Navajo patterns, specially
priced at $5.00
Theso ninku nn exceptionally attractive holiday gift and
can bo made up Into bath robes.
Ladles Outing Night Gowns Wo direct jour attention to
tho values wo offer In this lino. Priced nt
(10c, 7., H.i 81.00, Jjtf.1.1, $l.U."l
Also out aires at $1.1:5
.Buy Deschutes Spray Flour, by so
doing you boost tho Central Oregon
fanner. Nono better mndo. Adv
PIANOS.
Wo will sell, rent or plnco ono In
your homo on free trial. Easy paj'
m'ents. J. V. Dny MubIc Coinpunj
Adv.
DEATH OF JOHN YIlKItT.
John Vrodt died yesterday of
bronchial pneumonia at tho homo of
his dnughtcr, Mrs. C. D. Brown, on
Ohio street. Ho was f!7 jcars old.
Besides Mrs. Brown ho leaves n wid
ow, two daughters, Miss Lillian
Vrodt of Portland nnd Mrs. Gcoro
Cochrane, of Grants Pass, and a son,
Will Vrodt, or Antelopo. Mr. Vrodt
was a native of Germany, from which
country ho enmo directly to Oregon
a number of years ago. Tho funer
al wrll bo held tomorrow morning at
10!30 rrom tho Nlawongor undertak
ing pnrlorB.
TO KNLAIUJi: WAltKHOl'HE.
Tho Bend Flour Mill Company. this
week purchased frum tho Bond Water
Light R. Power Company tho ono half
ncro tract of land lying north of tho
ni1ll compnny'H warehouse. It lu tho
Intention of President-manager A. .1.
Kroonert to erect a warehouse COx
100 feet along the 4'iillrond.
When you uso n sock of Truo Blue
Flour you oro helping to build up tho
lesoiijroa of Centrnl Oregon. Itn
purlij; la unexcelled. The next sack
of Hour you buy, try It. Adv.
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VWk OWfen
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Tho most economical because thy Wornor nnmo on a corset
means longer wear and better stylo while It wears. It
carrloa assurance, too, thnt oory Inch of lioulnv anil
fabric Is tho het: that however hard joii weai It, It will
not Bust, Ittenk nnr Tour, lfi short, that tho Werner
epiilntimi In Ih-IiIikI It. What the mark Hterllng Is nn
Silver, tho nnmo Warnor Is on n Corset It adds to
pleasure and confidence In bujlng, A model for every
llguro Sl.oo to ."Jfi.oo
Warners Ili-nudei-CH nro designed to supplement tho very
Intest corset models to glvo additional support to shape
the llguro nbuvo tho waist lino fide ami .fl.UO
STOP AND SHOP
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Satisfaction "Witli Every Purcha
Big Thnnksglvlng danco nnd din
ner tomorrow, Thanksgiving night at
Tutunlo, Good music mid floor. .ISc,
All kinds of iuiihIc 10 cents and up.
W. Day Music Company. Adv.
CHimcil NOTICES.
Church of the Brethren.
Services each Sunday near high
school building. Sunday school 10
a. m. Preaching, 11 a. in. A cor
dial Invitation Ih extended to tin, Ira
II, Fox, mlnlBtor.
Baptist.
Bllilo fchnol 10 a. in. PriHttdilng
service 11 a. in. Subject: "Tho Or
ganization of tho Now Testament
church." Young people meeting 0:30 i
conducted by Mltw Davis. Preaching
service 7:30. TIiIh will bo tho nr
ond of it series of sormiuiH on "An
cient PropliecloM and Modem Condi
tions." Piioer meeting Wodnomlio
LIKES TO SEE HKIISKLF WOHIC.
Several friends asked Mario Drons
lor why kIio went to tho theatreM bo
often when Hereon plays In which
eho participated hold tho board
or, rather, the curtain screen cur-
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tnln. "Well, sho replied, "l lino Ui evening, 7:30. E. (1. Judil, Pastor
suo myseir wont." ran who nnve
seen hor uproariously 'funny pictures
will ngrco that hIio has lots of op
portunity to see horself In action'
"Tllllo's Tomato Surprise" took thiee
months of hard relionrsals, an urm
of screen folk am thousands of dol
lars In, Teal, roadv cash to 111 in n riot
of fun. At tho Drnni Theatre Wed
nesday nnd Thursday, Docomber 1
nnd 2.
PtVNhjterlan.
To thu following services, tho pub
l'c Is very cordially Invited. Sunday
school at 10:00 n. in. Preaching nt
11 a. m. Thomo: "Llko God, So Fol
lowers." At tho evening nervlco tho
fourth In tho series of Illustrated lec
tures n 111 bo given by tho pastor.
This time ho will deliver on "Tho
American Indian," Llko nil tho for
mer ones, this will bo Illustrated by
Htorooptlean views. II. C. Hartranft,
pastor.
Union Sonlce.
Union boi'vIchm of (lie Head chur
ch e will be held at the llaptlet
church Thurmlsy rvunlng lwlnnliMf
at 7:30. Itev. Krttnklln W. Kengy, nt
the Methodllto htirrh will ilnllur the
lermon on the subject, "National and
KoIIkIoiih ThnukHKlvluKS," hiiiI thuro
will bo pflclnl music by tho llaptlHt
church choir led by Mrs. Adolu Pur
l.or. J
You food experts, tnko Thnnks
glvlng dinner nt tho Pilot Ilutto Ho
tel. From 12 to 'J mid from G lo 8.
Fifty cents n pinto. Adv. , c
MIbh Jennie Green, general nrgn-
fhlzer, Women of Woodcraft Is ut tho
Wright Hotel nnd will bo glad to
hear from' any memberH of the order
residing Bend und vfclnlty, or any
ono Interested In fraternal Insur
ance 38p
If you want the most practical, durable, and ec
onomic ranger you should first look at a Maj
estic Malleable Range. It has features not con
tained in any other stove. Let us point out to
you where tho Majestic stands above others.
We are always pleased to show our gobds.
SKUSE HARDWARE CO.
Rye nnd Graham Hour manufactur
ed n an old fashioned French Biihr
mill. Its purity Is unexcelled.- Adv
Tl'ItKEY IHNNim.
The ladlea of tho Baptist church
will serve a delicious turkey dinner
In tho Commercial Club room on
Thursday, December 2, nt fJ : .') 0 p. in.
The prlco of tho dinner will bo 60c.
Their annual Christinas ealo will lie
hold December 10. Adv.
JUST ASCUF.AP
MADE TO ORDER
Firil iliowmg Fill n-J Winlrr San.plci
Dick Tfie Tailor
CUtainf nJ Prruing t"Sully
One Dollar Down
BfEZftWzMM will put this NEW
models of pEBfECTioN. II O M fc Sewing Ma
chine in your home and
$1.00 Per Week
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Keodlro. Od, IMtt and all Llndi of Powln
Muchiue uppbv. lltimlriug a jMxioliy.
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Latest Model.
E.M. THOMPSON
The Furniture Man. "Credit if You Prefer"
CROCERIES
SHOES
Announcing the Arrival of a
New Shipment of
Mackinaws
$5.00 to $8.00
Sheep Lined Coats. ... . $5.00
Blanket Lined Coats $2.?5
Men's Underwear . $l'00to$3.50
SIur Shirts $3.50 to $5.00
Miiekiny PunLs . $4.50
Flannel Shirts .. .. $1.00 to $3.00
Waterproof Duck Pants .. $1.50,
E. A. SATHER
General Store
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