-"" "'vn-y thk iikxd nviiTitrriN, ih:xi), one., wr.nxnsn.vv, xovemiier i, toio. PAGE 7. A Victrola In' your home these long evenings will add much to your comfort and enjoyment. The Victrola can bring the world's greatest musicians before your hearth. New records received every month We 'wish to acquaint you with them. REED & HOR TON The &XaJtJL Store LOCAL NEWS ITEMS h. C. Hlnman, a farmer, of Rolyat, was in Uond Monday, trading. Horn, to Mr. and Mrs. A. J. War ren, in Konwood, a girl. 11. M. Smith returned Thursday from a business trip to Portland. ltov. and Mrs. J. Scott, of Des chutes, were in Bond last Saturday. T. H. Foley spent Friday and Sat urday in Portland on business. 11. U. UiacKwen jiiuuu a trip iu Prinovlllo Saturday afternoon. W. P. Myers, district attorney of Jefferson county, Bpent Tuesday heru on business. T. J. Hazlctt, of tho Oregon Pris oners' Aid Society, was here on busi ness Monday. In picturcdom Paramount ropresen.ts the 99 44-100 per cent puro prod uct, and tbero Is No "just-as-good" obtalnablo. Tonight Is the IbbI night of Alien Souls featuring Sessue Hayukawa. Pasquale with tho great Italian character actor, acorgo Dcban, in the title rolo, will bo shown with a new Plctograph next Sunday and Monday. A. L. French returned Saturday evening from a 10 days business trip to Portland. Mrs. W. G. Hastings left Sunday evening for a two wcoks' visit In Portland and Tacoma Mrs. E. E. Teapo. of Kellogg, Idaho, is visiting with her daughter, Mrs. J. W. Day. Charles King, manager of tho Hotel Prinovlllo, was In Ilend Tues day. The new county steel brldgo acrosg tho Deschutes river south of Tutnalo was completed last wook. Horn, to Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Day. last Friday, an eight and a half pound boy. W. L. Wing and family returned last Sunday from n two months visit to Rochester, Vermont. A lurgo crowd attended tho Hallo wo'en masquerade, given Monday evening in mo Mlppotlromo. Tho Presbyterian Ladles' Guild met his afternoon with Mrs. Stanley Linton In Park Addition. Chaplin comedy Noxt wcok Tuesday and Wed' nesday. - The Feud Girl nnd tho following Sunday and Monday, Sweet Kitty U'ellalrs. Vampires a comedy, andthreo-reel feature tomorrow and Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Castle in Tho Whirl of Life. Saturday only. Bend Theatre OATLOW & DOONAR, Mgrs. The Store With Good Goods STARTING A SET OF SILVER Tho popular maimer of buy ing Silver theso days, whether for personal uso or as a gift. Is to select an Individual pattern and add to it piece by piece un til the set Is complete as de sired. Wo present for your Inspec tion several distinctive pat terns, chosen with high regard for their worthiness in design and quality. Selection may be made either In sterling or high quality of plate. In either event, prices are most reasonable. Larson I Co. Wstchnuscri nd Jewtlfn DLND. ORECON Fnthcr Luke Shcehan Is expected to return this coming week from an oxtonded trip to Ireland. About 30 couples spent Inst Friday evening dancing 'at tho Emblom Club. Horn, Sunday night, to Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Uurgess, a 10 V4 -pound boy. Floyd Rowell, deputy In Sheriff Knox's otllcc, was over from Prino vlllo Saturday night and Sunday. The Methodist ladles will hold n bazaar, candy and home baking sale on December 12. Tho dauco advertised to bo given at Tumalo on Friday night has been postponed Indefinitely. E. W. Glllott, of Plalnvlow, who has been visiting In his old homo In Iowa, returned yesterday morning. Mrs. C. S. Benson, who has been visiting friends in Marshflold, re turned Monday night. Tho Baptist Women's Missionary Circle will meet at tho church Thurs day afternoon at 2:30. H. J. Sottong returned from Port land Tuesday with a carload of cattlo for his ranch, cast of town. H. II. Davlcs, who has been visit ing near Walla Walla, Wash., this summor, has returned to town. Tho Bend Water, Light and Power Co. has received a carload of plpo for extensions to Its water systom Enrollment In tho Bend schools Is now In tho neighborhood of 830 pupils. Miss Melba Baker, who has been spending tho summer visiting her father nt Tumalo, has como to Bend to attond high school. Mrs. Horace Trumbaucr, who has ben visiting her daughter, Mrs. E. M. Lara, loft Monday morning on her return to Philadelphia. Fred W. Hyndman, of Klamath Falls, candidate for tho legislature from this district, was hero last week In tho Interest of Hla candidacy. Mr. nnd Mrs. Chester Frascr, of Salem, arrived in Bend last Sunday and will locate. Mr. Frascr will bo omployod with William Montgomery. Chas. Snyder, of tho R. M. Smith Clothing Company, loft Saturday for a two weeks' visit with relatives In Salem. Rev Georgo Van Waters, of tho Episcopal church, arrived In Bond Monday morning and held services In Bond Tuesday afternoon. About 35 people attended a sur prlso party given last Saturday oven Ing at Dry Lako, complimentary to 15 Cents Buys Any of These : STORE EDITORIAL FIFTH ANNIVERSARY CVERYTHITG in this store is fairly priced. Nothing is lowered in price to hoost the sale of some other thing at the expense of a customer's satisfaction after the sale is made. We look beyond the transaction of today and view the results that the transaction will accom plish in the future. This wise old Chinese proverb says: " Nine-storied terraces rise by n gradual accumulation of bricks." We are build ing this business gradually, believing that final cost is always more important than first cost. New Skirts--' In Navy Black Poplins Chuddah Cloth and Shepherd Checks ALL SIZES to 02 $6.50 to $9.50 No Charge for Alterations Announcing the Arrival by Express of NEW COATS FROM NEW YORK These models excel in style and are more moderately priced than any previous shipment we have received and we consider it our good fortune to be able to show these COATS at such low prices $15.00 to $24.50 NOV. 1st MARKS OUR FIFTH YEAR OF BUSI NESS IN BEND. We take this opportunity of thanking our many loyal patrons for their help nod the stendy growth of this business. Stop and shop at m The "Quality First" Store AUTUMN WINDS Add zest to the game. On the crisp, cool days you 11 appreciate the comfortable feeling of a warm sweater or jersey. Just the sort of garment the enthusiastic outdoor man will enjoy to the ut most. , Every man, every boy, needs a sweater. Biting winds and storms will not daunt the vigorous out-door chaps who wear these new woolen goods. They're heavy weight, knit neatly of strong wool, a turn-ui) or .turn-down V t shape collar, in both heavy knits or jerseys. "4 Sjt v. & n'jf A. L. FRENCH MEN'S FUKW&m" OTBSTOBE THAT SETS THE PACK." 10-qt. Enameled Dish Pan 82-Inch Fry Pan Sink Strainer 9-Hole Gem Pan Large Market Basket Small Size Wash Board Bread Knife Large Egg Beater Large 2-Blade Chopping Knife Enameled Wash Basin Hearth Broom Nickled Towel Bar Rolling Pin v Bath Towel Talcum Powder I Face Powder Menthol Cream Bottle Peroxide And hundreds of other things. For Economy's Sake Shop at Mr. nnd Mrs. G. O. Stringer, recent ly nf Pnnlrnlln. WnshlngtOII. Tho ovcnlng was spent nt progressive High Five. I'rltos worn won uy An drow Ilongston nnd Mrs. O. 0. Stringer, nnd Miss Daisy Stuart nnd O. O. Stringer. Bovornl pcoplo from llond wore gncBts. Tho Uond Company reports that Its sales of nmd real ostato during tho month of October woro tho heav iest tho company has oxpononceu since 1911. Mr. nntl Mrs. Morvln II. Morton nr rived Sunday morning from tholr honoymoon. spent iu Spokane, Tort land nnd Sonttlo. Thoy havo taken npnrtmontH at Klein's. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ilalph V. Polndoxtor leavo this evening for Corvallls iiud Eugene. They will attend tho Ore gon-Washington looiunu gaum "i Kugono noxt Saturday. Guy H. Wilson nnd I.co A. Thomas returned last Thursday from u sev eral dnyn business trip to Portland, whoro thoy wont on matters connect ed with tho now Hcnd school build in;. l)rs. Ira W. llluck nnd Kami II. Illack, chiropractors, of St. IIcIoiih, Oregon, havo opened oihcoh in Hi" O'Kano building. 8hortly nftor their arrival In Uond last week, l)rs. Illnck purchased n house nnd lot In Ken wod nnd nlso residence property In Illver Terrnco. F. I., Young, of PnUloy, Is In Uond today. Mrs. M. I.. Dorstlno has been 111 with tho grip for tbo last weok. Mr, and Mrs. Hnrry Ilrooks ontor mined Inst night at u dancing party at tho Emblom Club. About forty couplon wora present. II. I.. Emerson, of tho American Soda Products Company, returned to Ilend today from n trip to tho com pany's properties at Alkali I.nko, Mr. nnd Mrs. Elmor Ward ro turned this morning from Contralln, Wash , where Mr. Ward was called on account of the death of bis moth- Ten members of the Camp Kirn' Girls' Club, chaperoned by Mrs. J P I Keyes, Mrs. J. P. Heyburn and Mlssl St. Joseph, hiked down tho river' yesterday afternoon, whero they had' lunch. I Tho Metropolitan ha acquired tho services of a new porter. I Arrangements aro being made by Larson, the Jeweler, to Install u' street clock In front of his store on Oregon street. Tho clock will bo 12 feet high, with a 3G-lnch dial ' Th social meeting of tho Parent Teacher Association planned for next! week Wednesday night has boon , postponed until Thursday, Novum ber 10. IMPKIUAIi TO ('IXEUUATK Announcement has been madti that ut Imperial on election duy n chicken dinner will bo served from 11 to ', and In tho evening n dnnro will bo given. PHOTOGRAPHER HEKK A. M. Prentiss, of tho llrm of air ford & Prentiss, of Portland, nrrlved hero this morning to tako a number of photographs showing tho Indus tries nnd development of this sec tion. Tho Glrford llrm photograph ers ure known nil over tho North west nnd wherever rlnlrond advertis ing literature goes. Alt tho lino folders of tho railroads which como Into the Northwest aro Illustrated by Gilford photos, nnd their work Is known overywheru. Mr, Prentiss Is staying at tho Wright hotel, uhuro ho inny bo reached by any wishing to hnvo work done Adv. 3!i Ai.TAMo.vr .mi:.i, uncus llreakfust, ti to Hi lunch. ll:41i to 1.4ft; dinner, &:U to 7:. 10. llreak fust u la Curto. Adv. 35-Kc Watch our windows for our open ing day. Stockmou'H New 6c, 10c, l&c. 25c Store, llond St - Adv Powell Ilutto Harvest Friday. Do nut miss It. Dull Adv next Sco Edwards for good Iioubo paint ing. Adv. ; JIBS I)r Turner, tho well known P- eyo specialist, of l'ortlaml,. will bo in Ilend again Saturday, No- ember 11, at Thorson's JoVroIry SKiro. ONE DAV ONLY. You and your children are snfo if you wear Dr. Turner's glasses ejo wf, and, price snfo. They cost you u lltttii more than the ordinary kind usunlly sold, but Dr. Turner inaknn uothluc but tho ery bc-it and latest Myloa In. glasses, and llgures that our oyo being the most precious poumi you lime, the best Is none too good .Many eyes nro mined by wearing cheap glasses, with uneven nurfauis, ,nnd not being properly centered. It cost ou nothing for consultation or ox nuilnatlon, unit If you do not neod glasses, Dr. Turner most insltlvol) Hill not recommend thorn. He timko regular IhIIs to Ilend every month and imiKtm good anything that Ih not perfectly satisfactory Vou will nml;i no mistake In consulting hliu Don't forget the date Scores of lcud ref. erences Adv Golden West Coffee Warner's Wo will show you bargains that you will wonder at. Stock mon's 6c, 10c, l&c, 25c Store, llond St Adv. rowell Ilutte Harvest Hall noxt Friday. Do not miss It Adv. HIIKI'P POHHAI.E Two hundred nnd sixty fine wool ewes bred to Hampshire bucks to commence lambing about March 25. Will sell In lots to suit. Wilson Itanch, Powell Ilutte. Oro. 35c Bend's Economy Center Stockmon'a New 5-10-15-26c Store will open soon with a bright new stock In Martin Casbman's old stand. Bargain in our windows will tell you all. Don't miss ouri opening day. Dond St. Adv, I "Diamond Brand" SHOES ARE SOLID LEATHER. THROUGHOUT ALL-FOR-WEAR THE BEST WORK SHOE! IH THE WORLD. ci JjSfj i-.?m OSfc&iJrJlST -nYM'. mZ8f b v-viaR jlro tamimumi The .old dump mornings are coining on, increasing the neessity for those GOOD HEAVY AVET-PKOOF SHOES Our stock is complete both in Sizes and Variety We Absolutely Guarantee Them UHT.WIMHIFD KTYI.K CKNTEIl E. A. Sather IlkNO'tt PlONI.'Ult MEIU'IIANT ik t i