TIIK REND HULLETIKI BENT), ORE., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1010.
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CREAM
TO OUR PATRONS: Wo will serve tho choice Hazolwood
ico cream irom our rountnln exclusively. This lco cream
Is the ilnost In the city. INQlfANTITIES:
Per Pint 25c Per Quart 50c
OR IN ANY QUANTITY YOU WISH.
REED & HORTON
bend The Ifegggg Store
ORGQON
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
E. 0. Ilourk of Crescent, was In
town on Monday.
Clark Paul was n visitor from
Prlnovlllo on Monday.
F. It. Day, formerly of Dend, Is
now located In Seattle.
W. C. Holllnshead, of La Pine,
was In town on Saturday.
Rov. II. C. Hartranft was a vis
itor In Redmond yesterday.
Tom Cronln, n stockman of Silver
Lnko, wns In town on Thursday.
Nov. II. C. Hartrrnft held church
services at Ln Pino lrst. Thursday.
C. M. Hakor returned on Thursday
fromi a business tilt) to Portlrnd.
H. S. Young of tho Emporium,
went to Seattle on business Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tied Horskotto re
turned thla morning after a tilp erst.
County Coroner P. n. Polndoxter
was over from Prlnevlllo on Monday.
J. 11. Ilud ell Is at tho Horn! Hos
pital with a sovuro attack of tonsll
ltls. Mr. and Mrs. Harry K. Drooks
spent Saturday and Sunday In Port
lrnd. Sam McMurtrlo, who hna boon 111
for savcrnl weeks, Is able to bo out
pgalu.
Grand Openiii
Ball
AT THE
TONIGHT, JUNE 28
Tickets $ 1 .00
Best floor in town. Good music
Fine time promised
SPECIAL PROGRAM
You koow you delight in fine clothes that is,
clothes of the right patterns and prices.
See our new
ENGLISH BRANDEGEE KINCA1D SUITS
BranJcitt, KnaiJ 1 0, Cwdik
which havo bcen'ecolv
ed by express fronttlcn,
N, Y. Thoy are tl Bum
mer season's lata (pat
terns and fabrics JJTho
best that will be slwn In
Ilend this season . .$-
Latest novelty Inhoea
and oxfords. ThovBlto
Sea Island duck Igflsh
last with whlto filer
soles and heels, sho and
oxfords aro tho knest
outing footwear ortag
of the serson. Th aro
light and cool. Si'leo-
able, well built and rlct-
1 neat.
Oxfords $2.50
Shoes $3.00
Silk Hats 50c Summer Hats 50c to $50
A. L French FSy
Mrs. Charles Johnson, of Durns
haB been visiting her brothor, N. P.
Rccd.-
II. Sphlor and family, of Tncoma.
arrived ln Uend on last Thursday to
reside.
Maurlco Cashman and Hugh 0
Knne went to Portland by auto on
Friday.
J. E. Cronln, n real estate man of
Portland, was ln Bond last Friday on
business.
Miss Orlotta Krauss, of Aurora. Is
visiting this week with Dr. crfd Mrs.
E. A. Pierce.
Mrs. Laura Hoddlngton loft last
Saturday to visit with hor paronts
nonr Spokane.
Tod Hoko is now nt Nushr.gak,
Alaska, nnd plans to return to Ilond
about Scptombcr 1.,
Ed Lamb, a voll' known cheopmnn
of Silver Lako, attended tho wool
calo ln Uend last Frldny.
Walloco II. Leo, of Albany college
nt Albany, nnd Mrs. Lee, wero vis
itors In Ilend on Monday.
Mrs. K. W. Itlchnrdson ontortalncd
tho Methodist Ladles Aid nt hor homo
last Wednesday aftornoon.
Dan Hourgan, of Stiver Lako, a
well known Lnko county sheepman,
attended tho wool boIo ln Uend on
Frldny.
Mrs. Phillip nrnln entertained at
hnr homo on Saturday for nor son
Philip, on tho occasion of his first
birthday.
Joo McKay, who has been visiting
with fr ends In Uend ror mo insi
two monthB, left last Tuesday for
Portland.
C. L. Wlthors, proprietor of tho
Chowaucan hotel of Paisley, return
ed on Sunday from Portland nnd left
for Paisley.
Ernest Luthy. who has been nt tho
Ilond Hospital for somo tlmo with a
sovoro attack of toii3illtls, Is nblo ,to
bo out again.
W. J. Lnu, auditor of Tho Shovlln
Ilixon Company, r.nd General Man
agor McCnnn leave tonight for Llh
by, Montana.
Mrs. n. F. Small arrived In Ilend
on Monday from Long llcnch, Cali
fornia, to spend n row weens wuu
Mrs. L. D. WIest.
Mrs. A. W. Ilcnton nnd daughtor
Hazel, of Torrebonno. nrrlvod In
Uend on Saturday to Join Mr. Hen-
ton. Thoy will rcsldo horo.
Tho Lndlos Aid of tho Ornngo Hall
district hold a picnic dinner at tho
homo of Mrs. John Watson nt tho
Central Oregon llumo on Juno 22.
L. P. Kllppol, of Portland, n woll
known sheepman, was In Hand on
Friday to attond tho wool sale. Ho
was accompanied by Mrs. Kllppol.
Mlnann All nnd Until Cnldwoll
returned to Ilond Friday from Cor
vallls whero thoy have boon attend
ing tho Oregon Agricultural college
Mips Dorothy Scboolcrnft, who has
been tho guest of Mrs. V. A. Forbes
for tho lat two weeks, loft on Fri
day for hor homo In Sandpolnt, Ida
ho. Addison Rcnnott. of the Orogonlnn,
who hna boon "writing up" various
parts of Contrnl Oregon In tho pnst
10 dnys, caino In on Inst ovonlng'a
train.
J. .1. Mutzlg, of Pittsburg, Pn nnd
It. U. Mutzlg, his son, of Portlnnd.
r.ro In Ilond this wools. Thoy oxpect
to remain horo during tho summer
monthB.
F. L. Young and daughtor, Miss
Josephlno Young, of Spreckles, wero
in Ilend on Mondny. Miss Young
loft on Inst, night's train for San
Francisco.
' Tho Prcsbytorlnn Guild will moot
with Mrs. J. A. Hrlnkley n July 12
lnstoad of July C. Tho change In date
has been mndo on account of tho
Chautauqua.
It. B. HuffBChmldt and C. J. Du
gan roturnod on Saturday from Port
land whero thoy purchased now ma
chinery for tho foundry which Is un
dor construction.
II. D. Pottlbona, Chicago sales
man for tho Shovlln Interests of Min
nesota, Is visiting In Ilend this wcok
nnd Inspecting tho plcnt, of Tho
Shavlln-HUon Company.
Tho Ladles Auxiliary of the Com
mercial Club will meot on Thursday,
July 13, at 3 o'clock Instead of on
the Gt!i, tho chango having been
niado bocnuso of tho Chautauqua.
Lucy Harold, tho four year old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hlchard
Harold, died on Juno 20 of pneumon
ia. Tho funeral was held on Wed
nesday, Interment being medo In tho
Pilot Hutto cemetery.
Martin Palralund went to Prlno
vlllo this morning, nccordrng to re
ports from his frlondB, to obtuln n
marrlago license. Tho coromony Is
to take place today, tho brtdo being
MUJ Kdna Pyatt, of Alfalfa.
James Ryon nnd family, Ms. J.
C. Illchter and J. E. Cromn, rpont
Friday and Saturday on tho MetolluB.
Mr. Ryan Is reporlod to havo sur
pilscd himself nnd tho others of tho
pr.rty by catching a largo fcut.
Frank Ilrook, of Seattle, arrived ln
Ilend on Tuesday to spend tho sum
mer with his father, A. G. Ilrook.
Mrs. lirook will follow ln nbout a
month from Fort Worth, Texas, ac
companied b her daughter, Mrs. C.
C. Johnson.
Il5rnd Watson, tho sor. of J. A.
Wati-.on, flumo tender on the Cen
tral Oregon canal, was cno of tho
proudest bpys In town yesterday as
the result of catching a nno three
pound cd side. The floU was 18
Inches long.
Announcements hove been receiv
ed In Ilend of the marriage on June
20 of Don C. My ttnd A,,co ' 8ralt"
in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Mr. May
was formerly a resident of Uend, be
ing connected with the firm of Bol
ton, Ruetenlk & May.
Mr. Elmer Nltwonger entertained
several -young girls at , her homo on
Monday ,' aftornoon for her daughter.
Patricia, the occasion being Miss
Mswonger's 15th birthday. Those
present wore: Helen Hays, Helen
Downing, Lois Cobb, Mildred Klein,
Ida Nlswonger and Gladys Sather.
NOTICE.
There will bo n meeting of tho C.
0. I. Co. Water Users' Association In
Ilond on Sat., nt 1:30, July 1, ln prcp
arailon for the meeting with the Pub
lic Service Commission on July 11.
All porsons hnvlng grievances are
urged to bo present. Other business
will also bo taken up. P. J. Young,
will also bo tnken up.
P. J. YOUNG,
l"c. President
RIO DANCE.
Snturdoy night at Bather's Hnll,
given by Ilend Amusement Club.
Music by the Ilend Four Ploco Or
chestra. Adv 17c
111(1 DANCE.
July -Jth nt Snther's Holt given
by the Ilend Amusement Club. Mu
sic by the Uend Four Pleco Orches
tra. Adv 17c.
FREE DIRT.
Dirt to bo tnken from tho corner
of Minnesota nnd Ilond streets will
bo given freo If taken nt once. In
quire 11. Splohr, Myers butldlng,
rooms o nnd S. 17
NO FIREWORKS ALLOWED.
No flroworks, tlrecrnckors or oth
er explosives will bo permitted to bo
llred within the corporate limits of
Ilend on the Fourth of July.
JAS. A. EASTES.
Adv. Mayor of Ilend.
TO HOLD RECEPTION.
At tho llnntlst church on Friday
evening a reception will bo given to
tho new pastor, Rov. J. L. Porlnger,
nnd Mrs. Perlnger, who hr.vo recent
ly como here from AdaniH, Oregon.
Mr. Perlnger Is n recent grnduato of
tho Rochester Seminary nnd has nc
cepted tho call of tho Ilond church to
1111 tho vacancy caused by tho resig
nation of E. J. Judd.
fUDGE Us By What
We Do; By the Service We
Give, By the Satisfaction You
Get Thru Buying Here; By Our
Guarantee To Give Absolute
Satisfaction Or Your Money Back
CHURCH NOTICES.
Hrjimllmnlnn.
Scnndlnnvlan - Lutheran church
will hold services Wednesday nnd
Thursday evenings nt Methodist
church by Rov. Sleotcdahl, at 8 o'clock,
llnptlht.
Wednesday, Juno 28, 8 p. m., bus
iness nnd prnyer meeting. Thursday,
Juno 20, S p. in., choir rehearsal.
Frldny, Juno 30, 8 p. in,, reception
to the new pnstor, J. L. Pcrlngor nnd
Mrs. Perlnger. 10 a. m. Sundny
school, 11 a. m., sermon and com
munion. 8 p. m. Patriotic service
Address and singing of patriotic
hymns.
Men's Summer Union Suits
A constant refreshing tonic for the hot sultry
dnys of summer, is a cool loose fitting union
suit. Whether indoors or out you can endure
and enjoy the warm weather in a union suit
of comfort giving construction.
Cooper Athetotic and Knit Union Suits at
$1.00 to $2.50
Others at
50c and up to $4.50
New Neckwear just in at 50c
Men's New Belts at . . 25c and 50c
Our Shoe Service Is Unexcelled
for Men, Women, and Children
Ladies' Oxfords for the 4th.
Get yours while we have a complete run of
sizes.
Boston Favorites and Queen Quality Oxfords
$2.50 to $4.00
STYLES ASSORTMENT
VALUES FITTING SERVICE
The Best At
WIAMHMIE
I 'U BROTHERS
Watch Us Grow
oyea. If you do not neod glasses, Dr.
Tumor positively will not recomniond
thorn. Exnmluntlnu and cousultntlou
freo, Sntlsfncllnu guaranteed. Con
sult htm. Don't forgot tho dote. -Adv.
Dr. Turner, tho woll known
. n.i UtM.nlnllat nt T)ni.tln..il ...III
- bo In Uend ngnln .Tuesday nnd
Wednesday, July 11-12, nt Thorson'Hi
Jewelry etoro, nnd ovory 30 dnyn In
future. HendnchcB relieved, crosH
eyos straightened. Dr. Tumor Is n
specialist of experlonco and standing j
and you will mnko no mlstuko In
consulting him nbout your oyes nnd
glasses. Ho gives your oyos n iiiohI I
thorough, sonrchlng and pclentlllc ex-'
i.mluntlon with thor latest Improved '
electrical Instruments, nnd when ho
prescribes glasses It Ih with positive
nnd absolute nxsurnuro that thoy are,
tho best and only kind suited to your.
Safe
and
Sane
Celebration
Needs
Flags
Rattles
Horns
Whistling
Balloons
Toy Pistols
Pop Guns
See Our Windows
WARNER'S
BenJt' Economy Center
SHOP
AT
SAMRS
SAVE MONEY
(RALLIES (Jood quality A
f, yd U4
soft mill pretty,
CHETONH Floral uffectH
now p.ntlorna
Men,s Clothing
10
PERCALES Double width,
dnrk colors, yard
10
MO.SO.riTO NET McLonns
best, nil colors, ynrd
10
LO.NHDALE Ml'HLIN
lllcachcd yurd wide, yard . ,
121
PILLOW TimiNt; 42 Inch
bleached, yard
20
CARPET WARP All colors
Spool wound, pound
'10
ril.VOIIA.MH Amoving
A. F. a, yard
MADRAS Hook fold, light
colors ynrd ,
FliA.XONN Floral efTuctB
pretty q' torus, ynrd
.15
J8
In spllit of fio shortngo c.f wool
ens, legiirdlcss of tho dyo ultuii
t Ion, wt nio still ablo In noil 100
I'll id Woolen Clothing, dyed with
genuine Alnguzlno Im
port dye, nt milt '.
$15 $18 $20
ENUINECH AND FIREMEN HOX
In hl.tck and Inn, thoso wonderful
wearing, well Known box, boIIIuk
at h: mo old prlco ry q-
1! pair for J0
WORK .SHIRTS
In corduroy, cheviot, Khaki, etc.
- -Cooil iuullty, double r.tltchod
throughout
unci)
50
OVEHALLK-Iu Wuu, utrlpcH, groy
and khaki, (
pulr
ESTAItLIHII'l)
STVLE
CENTIIR
E. A. Sather
HEND'S
I'lONICEIt
MERCHANT
Chautauqua Week and
the Fourth of July
To vjultors In Ilend and thoso at homo hiikkoxU, "Whero
shall vu enjoy our illiinerV"
THE COZY
is tho best suggestion we can offer
ALWAVH THE REST COOKED MENl'.
AliWAVH THE CUSANEST AND REST SIJRVICE.
ALWAYS A DHLIOJITl'TL VAIIIKTV.
Sl'KCIAL MENt'S I'Olt KIT.CIAL OCUAHIONS.
Mrs. Nettie Stevenson
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