THFIU:NI HPMiKTIN, DEKJD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27,l!)lfff PAOR T. - V A Happy and Joyous New Year is the wish we have for all our patrons and friends. REED & HORTON I A. M. Larn returned last nleht from . Scattlo and will spend Uio Christmas holidaya at homa. Miss Mnrle mid Hoy Fox arrived last night from Corvnllls,' whero they have been nttcndliig the Oro- gon Agricultural cuIIcro, to visit with their parents ovor the Christ mas holidays. LOCAL NEWS ITEMS ., D. E. Hunter returned this morn- lug from Portland. Miss Bertha Dlsh'on and Miss El sie l.ockc havo returned to the Al- tamont. Mrs. A. C. Froom left last night for Portland, whero she will visit for a few weeks. Mrs. J. Edward Larson leaves to iilcht for Portland for a few weeks' visit with friends. Earl Micbus has returned' to tho Altamont after Upending Christmas with friends In Portland. C. T. Stevens, of Bums, has been stopping at tho Altamont for sev eral days befora leaving on a trip cast. . Tho Bend public schools will op en Tuesday, January 2, and tho night school sessions win begin Wednesday evening. Ucorgo Morrison, superintendent of tho mechanical department of tho typKdon Examiner, Is In Bund visiting I wiiii .Mrs. Morrison. U. E. Enstham and L. II. Boland returned this morning from Port laud, whero they spent Christmas ut Mr. Eastham'a home. Ed II. Keanc, of this city, who has been spending tho holidays with rel atives In Walla Walla, is expected to return to Bond tomorrow or Friday. Mrs. A. J. Culvln loft last night for Portland to Join her husband. Mr. Culvln left Bend last weekj and will locato porniunently'fn 4ortlo"nd. Miss Huth,F. Caldwell and I-eroy and Miss Mario Fox, who have been spending the vacation ut their homes In Bond, will leave in a few days for Corvnllls to resume their studies at O. A. C. W. Lowry was a visitor In the city today from his homestead at Powell Butto. Ho reported tho community Christmas celebration held at tho homo of Jacob Becker to havo been I an unqualified success. Mrs. CyE. Nichols has returned to Bond frifiti a trip to Portland. C. C. Cogswell, of Bend, Is in Hay mond, Washington, spcudlug the holidays. , Abbot C. Head is spending the Christmas holidays with relatives in Weiser. Mrs. Eva Burgess, of Tho Dalles, is visiting with her sister, Mrs. Iva West Ward. Robert Smith, stockman of Mor row county, was a business visitor In tho city today. Miss Margaret Waist loft last night for a fow days visit wltlr friends In Portland. . Misses Inez Pcnn and Gertrude Hanks left last night for Portland, whero they will attend tho sessions of tho Oregon Stnto Teachers' ubso elation. Mr. and Mrs. M. I). Kuutscn and sou Ford ara visiting with relatives In Astoria this week, , Mrs. James B. Hall of Seattle Is visiting with her sister, Mrn. Fred I). Becker, during tho holidays." John Burns and Miss Wllma Burns, father and sister of Mrs. James ltyan, aro visiting In Bend from Seattle. S. L. Wiggins, truvollng frolght and passenger agent for tho O, W. H. It. & X., spent Christmas day with relutlves In Portland, return ing this morning to Bend. (From Friday's Dally Bulletin) John Sathlr left last night on a business trip to Portland. Leo A. Thomas loft. Thursday evening for Portland for a fow days' visit. Invitations have been Issued for a dancing party to bo given Christmas night at tho Emblem club. D. E. Hunter left on last even-1 lug's train for Portland for a fow days' business trip to Portland. Circuit Judgd T. E. J. Duffy and Mrs. Duffy, arc In tho city from Prlncvlllo, to spend tho holidays with relatives. Floyd Reynolds, who has bpen at tending Willamette University at Sa lem, returned to Bend today to Bpend tho Christmas holidays with Ills par ents. Miss Mabel Lorcnco and Helen Mauucy left last night for, Mod mouth, whero Miss Loronco will vIb- rit during tho vacation with her par ents. M$b Manncy wii Do miss io renco's guest. T. P. Dlauvolt, a rocqnt arrival from Hayniond, Washington, has takon Jin Interest In tho Homcscok crs'vL'and company and will bo Iden tified actively with tho company. Mr. Blauvclt was formerly a con tractor of Raymond. This Dressy Moujik Is In the Height of Fashion (From Tuesday's Dally.) J. C. McKInncy, of Sisters, was In tho city today on business. E. A. Mann, of this city. Is spend ing a fow days In Hoscburg. (From Saturday's Dally Bulletin.) - W; D. Cheney-leaves tonight for Seattle to spend tho holidays at his homo. U. E. Enstham left last night for Portland to spend Christmas at homo. Mrs. Ueorgo A. Jones returned last night from mi extended visit in Portland. H. J. Suttong was a business vis itor In tho city today from his ranch on "tho Bcud-Buriis road. P. B. Polndextcr, of Prlnovlllo) ar rived 'in tho city today after being called to tho bedside of his mother In Salem. With Ills wife, ho Ititouds to spend Christmas In Bend at tho homo o? his brother, Unlph Polndextcr. (From Thursday's Dally.) H. II. Bayley Is up from Tumalo today on business. MIss'Etslo Olson left this morn ing on a two weeks' visit to Med ford. W. H. Harris, a cattle buyer of Portland, Is In tho Bend vicinity on business. N. P. Nash, superintendent of tho Redmond public schools, was n call er In Bend today.. Dr. W. O. Manning mid Chns. Bai ley . leave Friday ovenlug for Port land to visit over tho holidays wttli relatives. IK ; m TJ?fi '.'' WARM ENOUGH. Bhoulder cures nra taking on squnre di mensions, cloning nt two corners In front If plenty comfortable enough In the back. This one linn elaborate tie strings of black satin on lnx and Is worn with a delecta ble hat of brown velvet faced with white. -it Green and Gold Set Off This Smart Winter Garb - Honry Ketchum leaves tomorrow ovonlng for Seattle horo ho will visit with friends ovor tho Christ- pnus holidays. Oscar Carlson and Edward Lyons leaVo, tomorrow uvciilug for Port land) whero they wilt spend tho hol iday's with relatives. Hijrold Smith, who has boon workln on tho telephone exten sion' through Mllllcauvallpy, lias ar rived In tho city to spend tho Christ- mns holidays. T "V 2 1 'W )"' -''nV I V J t i "IV ' tt'y!y '-'A i tor fciBBP I ft r-.J l.'l J . V-j He Looks Well- who selects his Clothing from our Store NOTICE OF ANNUA Ij STOCK- HOLDERS' MEETING Notice Is hereby given that tho annual stockholders' meeting of tho Pino Forest Irrigation Co., will bo lit'ld at tho Arnold school house sov en miles southeast of Band on tho Bend-Burns road, on Saturday, Jan uary C, 1917. A. C. ARMSTRONG, 44 c'.'. President; I GtikgrGfap tyarTT Braoaegee-Kincaid. CloUies " MEN! greet the glad New Year in a fine New Suit. The same price the year round $15 $20 $25 WEJTHANK YOU AND WISH YOU A Happy and Prosperous 1917 Mat 1 . i7i p'mN" m 'dialB' jBaV Three Comforter Specials ---The Values are unusually good and those i desiring extra bedding for these cold snappy nights can purchase them at decided savings.' LOT 1 Silkolene covered gray f QT carded cotton, 4A.i7U i i . i i i i i ii LOT 2 Silkolene covered good quality carded cotton fillings, size (J0 OC 72x78 a big value, tP . LOT 3 Best Silkolene covered bleached $3.50 value specially pric- d?0 OC i i i i Plaid all wool blankets made of good stock, t weight 4 1 pounds, t? "7CJ Stop and Shop AT JP JU8T FOR WEAR. The enp and scarf ret are of sage green velours de lalne, encircled with beaver and terminating In a saucy tasiel. A ruche effect of the scarf takes a cold rosebud. VWW True Economy . . means the wlte spending of one's money nuldac every dollar do full duty and getting in return an article that will titUfy you la every way. BMMH . WHITE, . U a real bargain because it is sold at a popular price l because it gives you the kind ol sewing you delight Inj because It will turn out the work quickly and thoroughly and give you a life time of satisfactory service) because its Improvements will enable you to do things which can't be done on any other machines because it will please you with its fine finish and beauty of its furniture. In short you will find the White reliable and desirable from every 'point of view. Be sure to see the White dealer who will be glad to show you bow good a machine the White Is. If there is no White dealer bandy, write us direct for cat alogs. We do not sell to catalog houses. Vibrator and Rotary Shuttle Machines. WHITE SEWING MACHINE CO. CLEVELAND, O. w ron sam: nv k. v. ixkjan WARNER'S The Variety Store A. L. FRENCH ME'S. FURNISHINGS "TnK STORE THAT SETS THE PACE. Mittens Caps Underwear Woolen Hosiery Warm Winter Wearables AT WARNER'S Bend's Economy Center IB - The Hoyden Simply Loves to Skate In This I JsHVsBtsrSL ' fl MMwKMWF i THE UNITED WAREHOUSE COMPANY Storage and ForwardingGenerd Commission Merchants We handle OIL, GASOLINE, SUGAR, FLOUR, SALT, HIDES. rrpv-vx I t 4. 'C f :j- ELFISH RESULT. MulbtfTT Atifforsm In hr ntn. . tV DOtnlnc of th rniv.mlnni mtrfAu .7!,?p1 'h) " lor the rlnlc, Illfh collared, snur buttoned And belt' d, the costume U'dulgncd (or speed. FRESH and SALT MEATS, HAMS, BACON and LARD. THE UNITED WAREHOUSE COMPANY t Phone 241 A. M. PRINGLE, Manager. BEND, OREGON Ik io t'l . . y. .