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KKEiffll'iiMMWHiHI I ! ' ' l'. -. -iL ifri.itgiliv THK HBXD nULMTrttT, IIBNI), OnE., VEINKSIAY, AUGUST P, 1010. PAGE 7. fV 13' Sferfl Take a Kodak with you on your vacation. We are headquarters for all Eastman Supplies. We ate tgenti loi the fa mom Htrtluood Sprcttli. Come in anJ try them. We tpprecute your paticxuje. ICE CREAM lot the famous Htrtluood Sprcttli. Come in We appreciate your patronage. REED & HOR TON bend The 5teaca, Store oreoon LOCAL NEWS ITEMS A. J. Kroenert left on Saturday on ' a business trip to Portland. John Ferguson crme In from Port land last night for a few day's islt Mrs. M. E. Kenfleld lies returned i from a several days trip to Portland. Z. H. Slilpman has recently taken I up a homestead In the Hampton section. Dennis Cnrmody has been In Sc- I nttlo during the last week on busl- ! iiess. Mrs. U. E. Huffschmidt left on Monday for a months' .visit In Port land. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. linker return ed on Tuesday from Ilonnovllle, Wy oming. Mrs. J. E. Myers nnd daughter are guests this week of Mrs. Elmer Nls monger. The Shevlln-Hlxon nlno will play Culver here on Sunday on the local grounds. County School' Superintendent J. E. Myers was In lleud yesterday on business. Buyers' Week in Bend A Chance to Buy Seasonable Merchandise at a Saving Men's Silk Sum'r Hals in brown arJ, nep- battlihip gray, ioty white & pongee hata (hat tolduplo 7Je, each 45 Children's Hats for lummer wear in white, white with check lintn, Khali, aalt and pepper and muni etlecti. Buy. en Weekchoice, 39' Kimona Serpen tine Crepe A popular wash fabric for dresses, gowns, etc. rp Special, yd. lwW Children's Bloomers Black Sateen white Crepe. to 12 yrs, bach .. 19c Sunbonnets In pink, blue and gray new style, snap-down oir fastenings "O' EXTRA SPECIAL We have some twelve or 7 fifteen pieces of Figured Lawns, Flaxons, etc., that sold up as high as twenty-live cents per yard. Buyers' Week Special choice per yd. 12k KSTAIILlSirn htvli: CKNTKlt E. A. Sather ur.xii's VlONKKIl MKItl'IIANT We are Beginning to Get Ready for Fall MSB WSggb This week there will arrive r.t this store the first shipment of Fall suits. This line will bo strictly a new offering a lino designated to meet the demand we find men make. "The Matchless" $15 and 120 suits we know will meet this demand. Come in and look them over and see what this splendid offering will be ' In new Fall hats, we have a wide range of colors, the lat est creations In autumn and winter shapes." The Hardeman Hats sell for 3.00 and give you full value. Our aew lino of capa are also the season's latest. f A. L. FRENCH "THE STORE THAT BETS THE TACE." Horn, to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gut endorf, on Monday, an eight and a half" pound hoy1. J. L. Walton hns returned to the Metropolitan after a sovcinl woks trip to Scastdo. 11, A. Stover returned on Monday from a month's vacation at his homo In Dayton, Ohio. Halph Spencer, foreman In The Bulletin shop, returned from his va cation yesterday. Miss Ituby lienrianctte arrived In Bend on lost Thursday from l.os An geles to make her homo here. C. A. Warner left on Sunday for Portland to take advantage of the offerings during lhter's Week. H. H. Uq Armond" returned on Sat urday from Portland whero ho at tended tho K. of P, convention. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Carpenter, of Minneapolis, arrived on Monday to vlnlt Mr. and Mrs. T. A. McCanu. Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry 11. Ford andt family returned on Sunday irom n several day's outing nt Crater Lako. The Altar Society of the Catholic church will meot with Mrs. ICd Hros terhotts at 2:30 Thursday afternoon. It. P, Mlnter will begin construc tion somo tltno next week on a mod ern flvo room bungalow In lllvcr Ter race. Miss Grace King, who has liecn visiting with Mrs. Juntos Hyatt, left on Suhday for her home In Minne apolis. Louis Dennett returned on Sun day from Portland whero ho attended the convention of tho Knights of I'jthlas. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. A. I.lndmnn, of Spoknno, arrived on Sunday to visit Mrs. l.ludmaus mother, Mrs. S. Me Murtrlo. A. F. Mills, tircstdont of tho First National Hank, of Pottland, and son are spending a few days at Atloudulo on the Metollus. Mr. and Mrs. 12. A. Sather nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. 0. W. Horner nro In Portland this week on tho occasion of HucrB' Wcok. Tho Methodist Aid will hold a car. ctorln dinner Friday ovonlng, Aug ust 11 in tho Commercial Club rooms hoglnnlng nt C:30 o'clock. Mrs. Gortrudo Nelson, who has bcott visiting with her son, Hans for tho last week, left on Monday morn ing for her homo In Hunts. Franklin Thordnrson, superin tendent of tho llond Public Schools, nnd family arrived in llond on Fri day morning from Portland. Mrs. John Stcldl has returned to hor home In Bond after a several weeks stay In Portland whero sho had been revolving treatment. Asa 1). Thompson, of. Hcho, formor president of the Oregon Irrigation Congress, passed through llond this morning on his way to Crnter Lake, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Skuso, and Mr. Skusu's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Skusc, of Spokane, mndo tho trip to Crator I.ako on Sunday, returning Monday. Miss Huth D, Shearer, who has been visiting with hor sister, Mrs, C. A. Warner, left on, Thursday for So nttle on her way home to Ctmtflcld, MInncsotn. Tho Methodist Aid will hold a go- clal meeting next Wednesday at tho homo ot Mrs. O. A. Thorson, All mouthers nnd their friends aro Invit ed to attend. Mrs. John Vrcdt, of Antelope, spent Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. C. D. Drown. Mrs. Vredt was accom- panlod on her return home by Miss Viola Drown. 100 New Richardson Roller Skates Just Arrived Music will be furnished as soon as arrange ments can be made SKATING Wednesday and Friday Afternoon 2:30 Evening 8 AT THE NEW HIPPODROME UmmammL Mr. and Mrs. Hugh O'Kane and Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Baker re turned Wednesday from an auto tour to Klamath Falls, Crater lake, and other southern Oregon points, Mrs. James Ryan nnd children left Sunday evening to visit few uceks with rolntlves In Seattle Mrs. Hy on .was accompanied by her brother Thomas U. Burns, of Senttle. Will Sherwood, of Hemld!, who has been looking over conditions In Bend for several dnys, returned to BemidJI last Thursday. Mr.' Sher wood expects to return to Bund to locate H. H Do Armond. while In Port laud last week, was admitted to prac tice Itefore tho Federal f-ourt by Judgo It. S. Bonn upon recommenda tion of the Oregon State Bar Asso ciation. Miss Martha ltoscngnrth, who was bitten by a rabid cnt at her homo near Alfalfa sceral days ago, Is re ported to bo Improving rapidly under tho supervision at Dr. Roberg at Portland. A. F. Larson, of South Bend, who will open n now Jewelry Btore In the Mutzlg building ubottt September 1, arrived In Bend tltl'i morning to lunko arrangements for the opening of his store. Tho Bnptlst Women's Union will meet at the country home of Mrs. H. A, Smith's home Thursday after noon at 2:30. Friends are Invited. Tlioso desiring a ride out are request cd to assemblo at the Baptist church nt 2 p. m. According to W. (I. Hastings, sup crvlsor of tho DuBchutes National Forest, more thnn 10 automobiles havo come through tho McKenzle Pass in tho last week and reportn aro that tho road Is In fairly good condition for travel. Mr. and Mrs. It. P. Mlnter gave a birthday dinner Wednesday, AuguBt 2nd, In honor of thulr son Billy, it being his 17th blrthdny. Tho guests wero Mr. and Mrs. O. W. TaiiBy, Mr. nnd Mrs. Thomas Cobb, and Mru. In- mm and daughter, Alpha. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. 1.. French, -MIsh Hctu Smith nnd Loyd Mngil! return ed Inst night from n month's nuto tour through Callfornln. They went as far as San Diego visiting tnttny point of Interest enrouto. On tho trip they traveled more than 2,700 miles. Nows has been rcceled In Bend ot the death In Minneapolis Inst week ot Willinm Ii. Hlxon, n brother of Frank P. Hlxon, president of The Shovltn-Hlxon Company, Mr. Hlx oii'h son, Peuncll, vlnltod hero with his uncles F. P. and O. P. Hlxon a few wcckB ago, and Is now lu Alaska. v i NOTICE. Now rendy to tako your blda for blasting basement on corner of Bond and Minnesota streets. Rlzo 50x00, 9 feet deep from sidewalk. Power drill can bo rented to do tho work with. All bids to bo In no later than Friday, August 11th. Alco separate bids for foundation wanted. Ad dress D. Spbler, May Apts., No, 14. Adv 23c GINGHAMS for School Dresses A Large Variety to Select From AM Priced at 10c A YARD Headquarters for School Supplies WARNER'S lenl's EcMMiy Ctrttt TJtfE are winning our Way V V into the hearts of intelligent shoppers as a store of Economy as Well as a store of Quality. Are you among our many Satisfied Customers? GORDON HATS for Men CRISP, NEW FALL BLOCKS, in thenew and wanted colon, many with contrasting bands and binding. Gordon stands for Quality and "Perfection in hat manufacture. Yours for.... w UMU VW.UM.g. -J,-...... $3.00 SltENl STOP ANV LOOK AT OURMEW SILK NECKWEAR. The values cannot be dupll- O Cz-r caled elservhere at the price , New Drapery Materials Scrims, Swiss Muslins, Cretonnes a shipment received di rect from the mills al prices affording a substantial saving. Swisses and Swiss Muslins, print ed borders and alloMct effects, at New Scrims, plain, printed borders and edge Warp, colored ar.f.r!20 25 30c yd. 124 15cyd. FalHradley Sweaters Ready for your inspection and approval. Men's Jum- r-" bo nnd Shaker Knit ; 1 J wmm Sweaters lleaiy Weight at $450, $5.50, $6.00, $7.00 Men's Med. Wt. at $1.25, $1.75, $2.25, $350. $4.00 Misses' and Children's Sweaters al $1.25 to $4.00 Infants' Sweaters al 50c to $150 You can do BETTER for LESS if you shop al WSBSSBfm Watch Us Grow jMbDr. J, O. Turner, formerly uf Q"Iowo & Turner, tho well known specialist of Portland, Or egon, Mill bo In I lend ugalu Friday and Saturday, Aug. 11-12, at Thor son'H Jewelry store. Dr. Turner Iiiih had enrn of hard practical exper ience ti h an eyo and nerve specialist, and this, coupled, with 111" having been educated in the lust schools, makes him a safu perron for ott to consult If you have eye troubles, headaches, or cross uyi. don t fall In consult lilrtv. If you do not need kIubwh, Dr. Tumor will motit posl tlvoly not recommend thwu. lingular trips to llend every 30 das Con sultation and examination free. Sat isfaction guaranteed. Don't forget the dates, Friday and Saturday, August 1112 and every 30 day in future. At Thorson'a Jewelry stor. Adv. 22-23 Notice Is hereby given that the Arm of IJlackwell k. Slmmonii has this day been dissolved nnd tho bus- Icecs Hill bo continued by Mr. film, moos Individually. All bills due tho firm will be collected by Mr, Sim mons and all obllratlons ot the firm ore to be paid by him. The under- ulrntd will continue an an employe! In the buslntts but will no longer bo interested as a partner. Dated this 2.1th (lay of July. 1910. 21-23p. It. O. IlhACKWKLU xotick. I have today bought the InWcit of Frank Thornbrue In tho 0nd Orrare and will not be responsible for any indebtedness contracted In his name or that of C M. baker horeafter. riii'iirii .voricftvu r Ciitliollr. MaMtoa on Bunduy, 7-30 a. in. nml 10 a. m. Mans on Saturday, 8:30 it. m , followed by rellglotiinuBtructloii for children. Ibiptlst, Sunday kcIiooI 10 tt. m. Preaching; rorvlco at 11 u. m. J. J. Porlnger. pastor. dilon hVrvlro. Hlpht v. m. at Prosbytcrlnn churoli IIhv y W. Koagy will iirircb. A good time nsmired at tbo hard time dunce next Tucmla) night, Aug ust IS. Adr 23 Have you seen the up nldo down dance7 Como prepared to laugh. Hippodrome Tuesday ntv.M. Ailv.2.X You will split your sides Jaughlnit at the original up sldo down dancu next Tuesday night. Spectators, nil mission 19c; gents 79c. Adv 2H HOME COOKING Fresh Fruits ind Fresh Vegetables Oal crtrylluni of tin vtrj bttt oa our tU. THE COZY Mri. Nrttx Slrvnwoa m w Adv WALTER COOMIJS, w.l