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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
J. W. Drown was up from Tumalo
yesterday.
J. P. Duckett, of Sisters, was In
town on Saturday.
Horn, on Sunday night to Mr. and
Mrs. liny Corliss, a girl.
Mrs. Dalo Darker retrned Sntrdny
evening from Tlfo Dalles.
J. M. I.uwrenco of Portland, Is
here on business this wcok.
MrB. J. L. Hlngo, of Crescent, is
nt tlio Pilot Dutto this wcok.
II. M. Abbott returned Sunday
from n business trip to Mcdford.
County Physician Rosenberg was
over from Prlnevlllo on Thursday.
AV. D. Dames, of Tumalo, was n
business caller In Dcnd on Friday.
I l OLUUK IIIHJIUUIUI JJ. milium, Ul
i'rinoviiic, was in ncnu on saiuruny.
W. B. Vnn Allen, of Deschutes, was
n business visitor In Dond on Mon
day. Dora, to Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Smith
this morning, n six nnd n half pound
girl.
Dr. II. Wnrren Nice, of Portland,
Is In town with tho vlow of locating
here.
Mrs. J. R. Darr and children loft
Saturday for .Sheridan to Join Dr.
Darr.
Tho Dond Thentro has added a new
motor attachment to Irs operating
room.
II. A. Miller, mayor of Dond In
191 1 and 1915, visited friends hero
over Sunday.
Frank May roturnod Inst week
from Monmouth, Illinois, whoro ho
spent tho winter.
Louis Vnn Ormnn, nn Insurnnco
mnn of Portland, was In Dond on
business Monday.
Dr. Andrew J. Smith, n prominent
physlclnn of Portland, was a visitor
In Dond on Monday.
1'ither I.uko Sheohan, of tho Cath
olic church, returned Friday night
from n trip to Seattle.
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Coats
A new line just received
from New York. Priced
at $6, $7.50, $10 & $11 t
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SHOW WINDOWS. i
; R. M. Smith Clothing :
Company
Tho teachers of tho public school
held their regular monthly dinner on
Mondny evening nt tho Cozy.
.1. II. Do .Lncoy, n well known mor
chaut ol' yilvor Lake wriB In Dend on
Saturday enrouto to Portland.
J. F. Tnggart, manager of tho Pilot
Dutto Hotol, returned Monday night
from n 10 day's trip to Portlnnd.
A business meeting of tho Prcsby
torlnn Guild will bo held tomorrow
nftornoon nt tho church parlors.
Georgo Darkloy has purchased a
now 1910 modol Dulck automobile
from tho Dond Gnrogo Company.
Tho Tumalo Deot Dreeders Asso
ciation will hold n meeting nt Slstors
next Saturday afternoon, March 11.
U. S. Smock, who sustained n brok
en log Inst week, Is reported by Dr.
J. C. Vandovert to bo Improving rap
idly. Dwlght M. Davis has beon appoint
ed doputy assessor and has begun tho
work of assessing for tho current
year.
Mr. and Mrs. llnrold E. Smith of
tho Pino Mountain Hanger Stntlon
aro visiting friends in Dond tills
wcok.
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Ostby of So
attlo, arrived In Dend on Sunday.
Mr. Ostby oxpocts to locnto in busi
ness here.
Work on tho extension to tho Ore
gon Trunk freight houoo hns boon
begun by E. P. Drostorhous, who has
tho contrnct.
. A social meeting of tho Motliodlst
Ladles Aid wIlfTioliotd nt tho homo
of Mrs. W. C. McCulston on March 15
at 2:30 o'clock.
Tho students of tho high school
and friends woro ontcrtalnod nt a
dnnclng party last Friday evening at
tho Emblom Club.
Tho Altnr Society of tho Catholic
church will moot tomorrow after
noon ut tho homo of Mrs. W. L. O'-
Douuoll In Konwood.
A social will bo hold nt the Pros
byterlan church on the evonlng of
March IT., after tho nununl busluoss
mooting of tho church.
W. It. McCulstlon, n rostaurnnt
mnn of Hums, was n buslnoss ctillor
In Dend over Suii'ln)'. Mr. McCulstlon
formerly lived In Dond.
Mrs. Janet Farnham arrived Inst
weok from Endorlln, North Dakota,
to .uako a visit of suvornl months
with her son, noss Farnham.
Clyde Evans, of Portlai I, grand
high priest of tho Royal Arch Masons
of Oiegon will bo In Dend tonight to
attend tho Initiation of a class Into
that ordor.
Robert II. Gould wont to Prlnovllle
Friday morning to nttond to busi
ness before the county court, return-
i trg wltli Commissioner Ovorturf In
the afternoon.
I Miss Allco D, upsUUng rorhrnod
Monday night from Gran. . Pass
whoro she was called last week on
account of tho death of her sister and
'irother-In-lnw.
William A. Marshall, chairman of
tho stnto Industrial accident commis
sion, arrived last night for a several
day's stay hero on work connected
with tho commission.
C. O. Jenks, G. E. Votnw, J. II.
For tho purposo of ralcing funds
with which to buy children's books
fort ho library an entertainment will
bo glvon by tho pupils of tho grade
schools at tho Dend Thentro Friday
afternoon nnd evening,
Frank Wntklns, who hns been em
ployed on construction work cast of
town foil about 20 feet from a build
ing yesterday morning, nnd broko his
shoulder. Tho fracture was reduced
by Dr. J. C. Vandovert.
Claronco L. Mannhelmcr returned
Sunday morning from a six week's
business visit hi tho East. Mrs.
Mannhetmer, who accompanied her
husband, Is now visiting relatives In
Now Orleans for a few weeks.
District Attorney Wlrtz, with Mrs.
Wlrtz, E. S, Dobbs and Miss Nora
Dobba, camo over from Prlnevlllo on
Friday, roturnlng Snturdny. Miss
Dobiis will :)ond a month in Dend
visiting with her slater, Mrs. Frnnk
Dlklns.
Miss Helen O'Neil, of Portland,
who Is teaching at Powell Dutto, was
tho week end guest of Miss Margaret
Wiest. Miss O'Noll will loavo tho
lnttor.part of the month for Cordovn,
AlnBka, whore sho will teach a term
of school.
Tho Dend Parent-Teacher associa
tion plnns to hold an opon meeting
to which tho public wilt bo Invited In
tho near future. A program for tho
meeting Is being planned and refresh
ments will be served. The date and
further details will bo announced
soon.
At tho regular annunl business
meeting of the Presbyterian church
hold nt tho homo of Mrs. II. C. Hart
ranft loBt Wednesday the following
ofllcors wore elected for tho ensuing
year: President, Mrs. Pcrduo; vlco
GETS TOO MUCH ALCOHOL.
Dccausa ho obtained more thnn tho
legal quantity of alcohol nt tho two
Dend drug stores, making affidavits
at one of thorn that ho had obtained
nono from tho other, Olllo Meyer, n
negro, was arrested last weok and
arraigned beforo Justlco Bastes on
Saturday. After a hearing ho was
bound over to the grand Jury In $200
bonds and tho bond suspended. Dis
trict Attorney wirtz camo over rrom
Prlnevlllo for tho hearing. Meyer's
dofonso was that ho had obtained tho
alcohol for tho uso or Walter Strod
dor, who died last month.
TO
SERVE DINNER.
Tho Ladles Aid Society of tho
Methodist Episcopal church will servo
a St., Patricks dinner nt tho Com
mercial Club room, tho seventeenth
of March. Service begins at 5:30.
You nro requested to bo present nnd
to invito your friends. Thirty llvo
cents a pinto will be charged. SccrO'
tary. Adv.
TO SING "HOLY CITV."
A chorus, a part of which will bo
composed of the choir of the Presby
terian cliurch, will sing tho "Holy
City" on Sunday evening, May 21.
Practices will begin como time next
wcok.
SYMONH SELLS INTEREST.
Myron II. Symons, of Todd & Sy
mons, photographers, has sold his In
terest In tho Elito Studio to R. J.
Todd. E. L. .Jenks of Portland sub
sequently bought in with Mr. Todd.
president, Mrs. Rosh Furnham; secre
tary, Mrs. A. C. Lucas; treasurer, I l- -ngeiirotson ; nnnounqcs mat
- i a nrliiklev D- l Dohorty Is no longer connected
ANNOUNCEMENT.
J. E. Engcbrctson nnnounqcs that
Mr. and Mrs. Archlo McGownn and
son nrriveu on snturdny and wero
tho guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. N. F.
Reed. Mr. nnd Mrs. McGownn have
been In California during tho winter,
nnd nro enrouto to tholr homo In
Hums, Accompanied by Mr. nnd Mrs.
Reed they loft Tuesday morning by
automobile for Hums.
Presbyterian church. Sunday
school at 10 a. in. Morning sorvlca
nt 11 a. in. Thomo: "Tho Riches of
Christ vs. tho Riches of tho Dollov
or." Evening servlco nt 7:30 p. m.
At this servlco wo will begin n series
of special meetings that will continue
for two wcoks. The theme for Sun
day evening will be "No Dlfforenco."
Sorvlces will bo hold overy night next
week at 7:30 p. m. The public Is cor
dially invited to nttond these services.
II. C. Hnrtranft, pastor.
with him In tho business of tho Cen
tral Oregon Plumbing & Heating Co.
Tho business will horenfter bo con
ducted by Mr. Engcbrijtson person
ally. Adv.
Dcst of shaves and hair cuts at tho
Log Cabin Darbor Shop.
Seo J. Ryan & Co.
loans. Adv.
for farm land
For tho best shnvo nnd hair cut
In town go to tho Log Cabin Darbor
Shop. Adv.
Innes nnd Dcnson will bo glad to
meet their old patrons nt tho Log
Cnbln Darbor Shop. Adv.
Buy
mont.-
n meal
-Adv.
ticket nt tho Alta-
FOR YOUR NEXT SUIT
See DICK TFo Tailor
i All KlndB of
Cleaning and pressing
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ECONOMY
Pnnlln .T. A T.lnflnnf n Xf T.imfflr
and J. Dickson, officials of tho Ore-
gon Trunk wero In Dond on Thursday
-- .looking over local conditions.
FURNITURE
i.
You can measure the merits of Thompson's
Furniture with a nice new yard stick
given to each lady or gentleman caller
FREE
You are cordially invited to call and get one
E M. THOMPSON
The furniture man
If you don't trade with us we both lose money.
Starts Thursday,
March 9, and lasts
10 Days
The Bargain Event of
the Season.
See the large bills. They
tell a partkpf the story.
Then come to the Store
and SEE for Yourself.
Greatest Values Always
WARNER'S
Bend's Economy Center.
Spring
Styles
ARRIVING DAILY. A visit to this store
will reveal the Spring Style Tendencies
which we are receiving daily from Eastern
Markets.
SKIRTS A largo display In all tho wonted cloths
brimful of stylo Hero nt S.", fjl.RO, $l, 80.7.",
S7..o, .sH.no
No Extra charges for Alterations.
Tim MILK AND CREPE DE CII1EN WAISTS Fault
lessly made You must see them to appreciate
their merit Priced nt . . .SU.?.", 8:1.00, $:..", 8l.no,
I? I. fi, 85.7."J
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SILK PETTICOATS A new shipment Including tho
now changcablo tnffctns s:i.no to 8l.-"0
SATEEN PETTICOATS Dlack and colors uiinrnn
tved fabrics nt SI. Ho, 8l.r,o
NEW CREPE DE CIIIE.V ENVELOPE COMIIINATIONK
Flesh color nt $:t.oo, $:t..1(
NEW WASH SATIN Trimmed CnmlBolos Excel
lent Values, each $1.1.1, tfl.'i.'i
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR Just unpacked PotticootH
Gowns, Envelopo Comblnntlons, etc., Moderntely
priced.
NEW CURTAIN SCRIMS AND MARQUISETTES
At per yard I.tc, line, rc.
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KID (ILOVES-Dlack, Tan, Crepe, por Pair . .Sl.lM, 81.no
WARNERS RUST PDOOF CORSETS A stylo for
ovory 11 g nro A numbor of now spring modoln
nwnlt you hdre Uunrnntecd not to Rust, Drcak
or Tear per Pair 81.00, 81.30, ijW.OO, 8i!.."a,
8:1.00, $.1.00
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forts to carry such merchandise ns will prove
satisfactory. We know through personal experience
that the man who works needs good things to eat and
wear, with no particular frills nor furbelows to add ex
tra expense. To this end, we oiler HIGH C,LASS
MERCHANDISE AT MODERATE PRICES.
We Carry Everything to
Eat and Wear
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