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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
(from Wednesday's Dally.)
J ml go Duffy Is In town'on personal
business.
D. P. Adamuon, of Prlncvllle, Is a
Ilend visitor today.
Jny Upton, Prlnovlllo attorney, was
in town last night.
Grant M. Hnymond is confined to
tlio houso by illness today.
M. Woyno Chase, of Pleasant
Jtldgo, is a visitor in Bend today.
h. II, Doland loft Monday night
for a month's vacation at San Fran
cisco. T. A. McCnnn returned this morn
ing from a business trip to Port
land. Mr. and Mrs. W C. McCulston re
turned last night from a vacation
trip In the south.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry K. IJrooks re
turned this morning from a brief
buslncs strip to Portland.
J. C. Coo was n visitor In thu city
yestorday after attending the organi
zation mooting of thu Improved Or
Ifdor of lied Man.
Walkor Uuswoll has left for Van
couver, B. C., after visiting In Bend
nt tliu II. K. Brooks homo.
P. L. Gallagher, of La Orando, last
night took chnrgo of tho offlco of the
Oregon Fuel & Transfer Co.
Mr. and Mrs. James Corgan, of
Ontonagon, Mich., aro vlBlting their
daughter, Mrs. J; V. Arnold.
Mrs. John Xachmau, of Chohulls,
Washington, has arrived In tho city
to visit her daughter, Mrs. James Do
Busk.
C. S. Hudson, A. M. Pringlo, Mrs.
P. H. Brooks, Miss Marjorla Hender
son and Henry Fowler went to Mad
ras today to attend tho demonstra
tions of tho O. A. C. wool car.
On Thursday at 2:30 p. m., tho
Women's Union will hold Its reg
ular monthly missionary mooting at
tho Baptist church. A program In
cluding musical numbers has been arranged.
Tho Presbyterian church tins ap
pointed a flnanco cotnmlttco, con
sisting of Mrs. C. V. Silvia,. Ashley
Forrest and J. O. Eng, which will
caro for tho current expenses of tho
organization.
Tho Western Union Telegraph Co.
li3 made Its BcHd offlco it money
transfer agency, and money may now
bo transmitted by wlro, during office
hours to or from any point whero
they have an office.
MASQUERADE
St. Patrick Day
' MARCH' 1 7th '
-AT-
Hippodrome
BEND, OREGON
Ladies'- 1st Prize For most comical costume, $5.00
order for merchandise on Mannheimer Bros.
Men's 1st PrizeFor most comical costume, $5.00
order for merchandise on A. L. French.
(From Tuesday'!) Dally)
Mrs. J. A. Benson, of La Pine, Is
visiting In Bend today.
A. T. Arnold Is a visitor In tho city I
today from his homo In La Pino.
Mr. and .Mrs. Denton O. Burdlck
returned f,to llcdmond' yestorday,
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Athey nro In
tho city, today from their homo In
Burns.
Barney O'Donnoll 'returned this
morning from Portland where ho
sold a carload of bcoves collected In
this vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. S.tnats nro in
Portland, after nu extcuslvo auto
tour In California, and expect to bo
back In Bend In about a week.
H. C. Oliver, traveling freight and
passenger agent for tho O.-W. It. &
N arrived in tho city last night
from Portland, where he tins boon for
tho last tow days on railroad busi
ness.
Mr. nnil Mrs. ,It. Mi-Smith, and
son, Calvin, returned Yesterday from
roruanu, wnorcinoy niionciea mo
wedding of Miss Lola Joseph, Mrs.
Smith's daughter.
Mrs. Cora Moyor and Mrs. Cather
ine Hclstcr, of Auburn, Washington,
who havo been hero closing up tho
estate of their brothor, John Peters,
wore called suddenly homo yester
day by tho Illness of their father.
Lee A. Thomas will leavo tho latter
part of tho week for a stay of several
days In Portland to complete tho
drafting of plans for tho now build
ing planned by tho Deschutes Invest
ment Company as headquarters for
tho county government.
Winter Weather
Needs
are inexpensive, to be sure,
but how much wanted for
unexpected changes in the
weather.
PREPAREDNESS is the NOTE of
the DAY
Among Our Latest Arrivals Here
Are
DOUBLE SOLED SHOES,
STORM RUBBERS,
ANTI WET RAINCOATS,
UMBRELLAS, ETC.
Don't Take Any Chances With the
Weather Man
The Snow is here to stay for sometime.
Fortify yourself against the dangers
of catching cold.
A. L FRENCH
VTHE. MENSS TOGGERY"
(From Monday's Dally.)
W. F. Arnold, of La Pino, arrived
this afternoon on u business trip.
A. B. Schnldor, of SlU'or Lake, Is
In tho city today on business.
Mr. and Mrs. a. P. Putnam arrived
from Salem this morning for a visit
with friends.
Jako Brandeau has rcturnod to
Bond from a three week's visit to De
troit, Michigan.
Barney O'Donnoll loft yestorday
for Portland with a load of high-
grade booves for tho market.
H. H. Do Armond left this morn
In for Prlnovlllo on legal .business,
expecting to return tomorrow.
W. H. Martin started this morning
on a trip to Chicago to look up spring
and summer stocks for tho Martin
& Cashman store
County Commissioner A. L. Mack
intosh Is exopected to roturn homo
tonight from a business trip to Port
land. Myron A. Symons rcturnod last
night from a trip to Seattlo and
Portland, whoro ho ordered now Jew
elry stock for his establishment hero.
Qrant Bales, and A. T. Harney, of
Grand Junction, Colorado, arrived In
tho city yestorday on their way to
Tumalo, whero thoy will visit with
Mr. Bales' brother.
A. J. Harter and Nell liny, of tho
Tumalo Development leaguo, broko
out tho road botweon Bond and Tum
alo this morning with a four horse
team, making travel bctweon tho two
towns much castor.
Word Iiob bcon recolvod in Bond
of tho birth to Mr. and Mrs. Alvln
Whltsett, In Orland, Co., on Febru
ary 18, of a six and ono-half pound
boy. Mr. and Mrs. Whltsett wore
formerly residents of Bend.
(From Thursday's DallyV)
J. h. McCulloy, of Summer Lake,
Is n business visitor In Bend today.
W. N, Ray,' of Tumalo, was a vis
itor In tho. city yesterday.
W, L." Cobb returned) yestorday
from n business trlpftoPortland.
A. L French returned this week
from n business trip to eastern points,
John A, Sntlicr leaves tomorrow
evening on n business trip to Port-,
land.
Mr. and Mrs. Itoy Simpson, of
Portland, are guests nt tho homo of
Mrs. Welst.
Arthur Hill, of La Pino, is In Bend
today on business connected with his
homestead entry.
Mrs. Ilobert Grey, of Portland, Is
tho guest of her Blstor. Mrs. It. E.
Huffschmldt, In Bend.
Karl P. Updlko wnB In tho city
today on business from his ranch at
tho head of tho Motollus,
Mrs. Myrtlo Freoland and son,
Bornnrd, havo arrived In Bond from
Spokane, and are visiting at tho homo
of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. French.
Ilobert Gathorgood, of La Pine,
arrived In tho city nt 1:30 o'clock this
morning, heavy snows prolonging
tho auto trip to nearly six hours.
nov. H. C. Hartranft, Ilov. J. L.
Porlnger, II. K. Nordeon nnd lllloy
Wiser left this afternoon for Prlno
vlllo to attend tho rovlval meeting
being conducted by Ilov. Dr. Elwood
Lyon.
W. It. Wilkinson was In Bend this
morning from tho Gardner-Wilkinson
mill. Ho reports tho snow In thnt
New Apparel
The Greatest Variety Ever Shown
inBend Attractively PricecL
Ladies' Suits
$J2.75 to $35
Poplins, Serges, Mix
tures. Gabardines, all
in New Shades,
Ladies' Coats
$5.75 to $23.75
The Newest designs
from the Leading Style
Centers.
THE STORE THAT SETS THE FACE
(From Saturday's Dally.)
Mrs. M. C. Low, of Deschutes, was
In Bond shopping yestorday.
Lee A. Thomas has moved his of
fices to tho O'Knno building.
Jl. Q. proves and son, of Sllvor
Lake, aro spending tho day In Bond.
Mr, and Mrs. Androw McAllister,
of Tumalo, wore visitors In Bond yes
terday. Jlalph W- Miller mado entry on a
homestead In tho Opal City section
yestorday.
W. E. and O. W. Sandall, of Tum
alo, wero business visitors In Bond
yestorday.
Charles II. Spaugh returned to his
homo In Tumalo last night, aftor
spending tho day In Bend attending
to business mattors.
Miss Helen Sangselder and Miss
Jean Buswell will urrlvo next wook
from Spokano to bo tho house guests
of Mrs. H. K. Brooks. ,
County School Superintendent J.
Alton Thompson Is tho purchaser of
a new car, necessitated by his work
In visiting tho county schools.
The Store with
Good, Goods
A TIME PIECE li worth
Ichs If it In not right, nnd
nu unskilled workman
limy damage It beyond recov
ery. llrlng your Match or
clock to us for' elennlng or ad
justment mid repairs when
needed, nnd. on limy Iio as
mi red of Its being properly done
nnd at reasonable cost.
Larson & Co.
Jewelers nnd Opticians
DEM), OIUXJO.V
At tho Sign of tho Ills Clock.
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Kitch
enware
(From Friday's Dally.)
Frank Boguo, of La Pino, Is a
guest in the city today.
Harry Illley, of La Pino, was In
the city yesterday on business.
J. L. McCulley is a business vis
itor in Bend from Summer aLke,
Ernest Lufhy was In Prlnovlllo yes
torday looking aftor business Inter
ests. F. A. Tomes and J. F, Johnson, of
La Pino, aro spending tho day In
Bend.
Miss Ray Grey, of Portland, Is vis
iting her sister, Mrs. II. E. Huff
schmidt. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Smith, son
Calvin and daughter Miss Lela Jos
eph, left for Portland Thursday ev
ening. Chick Hauck has left for Spokane,
whero he hag accepted a position
with a drilling company.
.Freight and Passenger Agent J.
T. Hardy, of the Oregon Trunk rail
way, made a trip to Prlnerllle and
.Culver yesterday on official bus!-
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Cutlery
SHOP AT
HEADQUARTERS
Warner's
Bend's Economy Center
Lingerie Waists Just in
A new lot specially priced (J1 OC J (j1 E!ft
at tpji.di aim yi.ov
Silk Frocks
$15.00 to $21.00
Stunning Modclt in Taffi la and Crepe
du.Chtn in ihe new hade
Apple Green, Cold, Cliineie Blue.
New Skirts
$6.75 to $9.50
Well TailoredAll Wool Serge.,
Paplini, Chuddthi, S h e p e r d
CI.ecW.
NEW BUTTONS-In fancy designs-also in Gold,
Blue and Green.
New Trimmings Are Here!
FIRST TO SHOW ALL THE NEW TII1NGS--
This Store is the real Style Center of Bend.
STOP AND SHOP AT
vicinity about tho samo depth as hero,
with increasing precipitation to the
west.
Mrs. R. M. Smith and son, Cnlvln,
nnd Miss Lola Joseph leavo tonight
for Portland. On Sunday will occur,
in Portland, tho marrlaga of Miss
Joseph nnd Mr. J. J. Schwondkcr, n
banker of Wollsvlllo, Missouri.
DEDICATION I'OHTl'ONED
Owing to tho fnlluro of Itghtlng
fixturos to arrlvo which will pro
vent lighting of tho auditorium, tho
dedication ceremonies at tho now
high school havo been postponed un
til Friday ovonlng, Mnrch 2.
You will soon begin looking for the first blades
of grass.
You will soon begin to prepare to make your
gardens.
You will soon begin to look for the first robins.
These Things are Evidence
. of Spring
You will soon begin to think about new spring
clothing.
You will begin first by selecting the kind you
will wear.
No mistake can be made, as you well know, in
selecting
HART SCHAFFNER &
MARX CLOTHING
The spring styles of 1917 are far superior to
anything that has yet been shown in the clothing
world. First showing of these models will con
vince you of the merits.
We also carry a complete and high class line of
men's furnishings. : : For spring apparel; we
invite your attention to our stock.
Martin & Cashman
O'Kane Building.
The Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes.
W
E WANT YOU TO FEEL THAT IT IS
YOUR PRIVILEGE AS A PATRON
TO CALL ON US AT ANY TIME.
Wo. nro uhvayrt f(lnl to wild joii a man to mako repair. To
ciid a tube, u blow-out patch or a neiv klioo, If you happen to
nccl UN on tlio road. Of tun rue, (hero aro limit to thuiUntunro
wo can go, but wo tori uro that im would not maku any un
reasonable. rciuet no, if an) thing of thu hurt liuppeivH tile
phono uk. And rciiit-inlM-r, If )ou wuiit lire uml Urn fcuiidiii-i
und do not hjKxdfy them by brand, ue ulll (tend you I'nlt chV
Htutei Tire and United Mate Tire Hiuidrlex, because o his.
lleve them to be tho hot on the market. And tuo tin- that
uo ulays feature ure the United Htute "Cliuln" am! "Unco.'1
Skuse Hardware Company
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