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TUMALO WOMEN TO
HAVE RED CROSS
pack a
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JPIONEER'CLUB HOLDS
SPECIAL MEETING
Ttmbonnn OrKnlwUoa DccJdcw to
Tiko Up Work for tho
ltctl Crw.
(Special to the Dulletln.)
TERRBUONNK. Sopt. 26. Tho
Xndlcs' Pioneer Club held n special
nicotine last Wednesday .afternoon
nt which it was unanimously voted
to take up Red Cross Work dtirlns
tho coming -winter, devotltiK their
mcotlngs to sewing for our boys at
the front.
Mrs. K. II, Mctcalf, who has been
seriously III for tho past three weeks,
Is Improving slowly.
Miss Flora McWIlltnms left recent
ly for Madras, where she will teach
this coming yewr.
W S. McKwlnR has returned
Irom Suttlcs Lako much Improved
Sn health.
Archlo Gates, of Redmond, was a
Terrebonne visitor recently.
The war waB brought closer to us
this past wcok when one of our most
popular young men, I,. A. McFaddon,
wns called to tho colors. Ho left
Thursday morning for American
"Lake. Washington.
Mrs. Stephens, of Redmond, spent
n day hero last week visiting Mrs.
"W. S. Moore,
Mrs. Carrlo K. McMunn Is spending
Hub Moots nt Mrs. (IrlfTInN J. V.
Carry Will Movo to NcvIy
Purchased Ranch.
(Special to The Dulletln.)
TUMALO. Sept. 24 Mrs. C. W.
Nolson's brother. A. J. Howard, of
.mjwjiuu, wiufevii, nunuu riiu; iui i
a short visit.
Mrs. ntrdsAll anil Mrs. Polniloxtor
mn ifltK llirt luillaia nt M f IInAbitid !
iiJfc n 111 inu atii-a i iii nvvnvi at
homo to help them get started on!
work for tho soldiers, last Friday,
afternoon.
Mr. Parsons started his thresher
Saturday afternoon at Dayton's. !
where he threshed a small amount of
wheat. Monday morning five loads
of Canada field peas were threshed
for J. W. Drown.
R. O Summons will haul water for
Mr. Parsons through the soasou.
T. A. Ruthorford, of Portland, was
In town last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rlabhoff are !
making preparations to leave for
Portland the first of the week, whore'
they will visit for a short time before
going on down Into California. '
The first club meeting for the year
was held at Mrs. J. M. Griffins on
Saturday afternoon, and was a very
enjoyable affair. Some especially i
rood papers were read. Miss Frances
Yoi Are Cordially Invited to Attend
Our
Formal Fatt Opening
Saturday SeptL 29, 19 IT
Intensely Interesting to AW Women
of High Fashion Attainments are
the New Fail Modes.
a few weeks In Bond 1. the guest of . Thpson and "m.' Lliltan KWh
1,CMriCCMa"rglVeV Roa'de. who Is """ f h ' r "
attending Redmond high school,
spent Sunday at her homo here.
SISTERS MILL PUTS
ON A NIGHT SHIFT
Aubrey Perry Operates Stage In As
cnrr of Clsudo Woods,
Regular Drher.
(Special to The Dulletln.)
SISTERS. Sept. 25. The mill put
on a night shift and operated night
and day for three or four days last
week.
C S. Woods and son, Claude, are
at Pendleton taking In the Hound-Up.
John Fryrcar wont to Pendleton
last weok to visit his son, Joe Fry
rear. Mrs. George Golden Is spending
fair week at the home of bor parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Woods, of this
'place.
Leo Allen Is working at Thrco
Creek dam.
Mrs. Roy Dranton, of Redmond, is
Btaylng at the Gist Hotel. Mr. Bran
ton is operating tho truck belonging
to Anthony Roach.
Lester Gist and wife, -who have
"been working in Dend, have returned
o Sisters to work for the Sisters saw
mill. Aubrey Perry Is operating the SJs-'ters-Redmond
stage In the absence
of Claude Woods, the regular driver.
Robert Woodwortb, of Cloverdale,
lias moved to town.
noon
C. P. Decker made a trip to Hend
on Important business Saturday.
W. D. Darnes spent Sunday even
ing with F. E. Dayton's. '
J. IS. Couch, of Chewelah. Wash
ington, came In tor a short stay last
week. He sold his land west of town
while here. I
J. F. Carey and nephew, Wlnfield j
Carey, from Snohomish, Washington. '
arrived Friday. They will visit atl
their old friends, the Footes, while
they start Improvements on 50 acres
of land which Mr. Carey recently
bought In this neighborhood.
Ruby Marlon, Esther Dales and I
Frank Wallace aro attending school ,
in Dend, Frank taking the girls each
day In his machine. I
Mrs. Adah Lundburg made a busi
ness trip to Dend Saturday after
noon, leaving the telephone otrice In
charge of Miss Ruth Dales.
Geo. Doll has been engaged to run
the engine for Parson's throsher this
yoar.
Grover Gerklng returned front a
trip to the mountains Wednesday,
where be has been looking after cat
tle. Mr. and Mrs. Gerklng, Grover Ger-
klnc anil J. W. Dakar want iin in
lfaltffni' Inat Qiinilnv u'hn.a ttta.-I
bought IS gallons of huckleberries.
It. H. Dayley made a trip to Prlne
ville lost week.
Mrs. Mildred Taylor has been quite
III the past week.
Mrs. J. T. Park and daughter.
Leona, were In Tumalo Saturday afternoon.
It has been our aim to bring together Suits, Coats, Dresses,. Skirts,, Waists
and Millinery, correct in style and' withal meeting the popular price demands.
We believe this exhibit fulfills every style and price demand for exclusive
Garments and Millinery. Our showing- will be exceptionally large and
complete. Fall Suits, Coats, Dresses,. Skirts and Waists, in splendid array
f OUR MILLINERY is among the most exclusive and umisual bo be had.
Our display will include over Three Hundred Pattern Hats, in Sport, Tailored
Dress and Semi-Dress and Motor Flats. Hats that are not just experiments
brinjjyou
are
but acknowledged and approved styles, at prices the
back to our store.
We snent weeks eomimnnir and simni? Hie ofleriiiK of the ui.Te.-cnt niffrxets una' now,
ilt.s inwuit you.
Till- PLAGK
Don't forget the date
Saturday, Sept. 29
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Mrs. Jack Steldham, who has beeni pnTTWTV TJTTTJTF C wvr T
vooklng at tho Wilson mill, has re- UUiM I IUI 1L.S) 1L.L.
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Ladies' Outfitters
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WtHcLoufiVindows
Friday Evening
Open Sitltii Juy Staining ot 9 o'clock
Connor Wall, and Orejjon Sis.
turned to Sisters so that her son can
attend school.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kline have
moved to the Wilson saw mill. Mrs.
Kline will cook for tho mill bands
and Mr. ICIIno will work In the mill.
Mrs. Carl Woods and Mrs. Hutch
inson made a recent trip to the Allen
Dale ranch after fruit.
J. O. McKlnney has returnod from
-a. recent trip to points In Eastern
Oregon and Eastern Washington.
ATTEND BEND SCHOOLS
(Special to Tho Dulletln)
HAMPTON DUTTE. Sept 21
Mrs. C. L. Hlnman and children
moved to Dend Tuesday, where the
children will attend school this yoar.
Mrs. J. M. Drlckey and son, Jim
mle, and wife, autoed to the John
Day country to get a supply of fruit
and vegetables.
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Miss Agnes SehrwVr. of Rolyat. I nliiiiihlr I)r Ilowb, of Kednwtfid. shopping In lb-mi Saturday i veiling
and Miss Mary SlauftiT, or Stauffer.li. attending him. and atcenili'd the aiovlos.
wero passongers on tliu mall stage w. M Ferry, w-bo spent n wnMk at I (,,'rt HoIIowak and fBjnlly will
last Friday going to. Band, whore they biime. returned tohls work at Powell lwv soon for u plmsurn trip Into
will attend school. ! liutto ititiday. I IiIhIxj. They will travel in their
Charles Jamen. and aon nave re- , , ,. ,,..,..., Ovrland cnr.
turnwl to their Howe after working In I ow.unu iri.vi ". " Mm Martin I'almluiid. who has
Dond several wiws. " "'" , ,, , , .burn visiting r parents In Alfalfa,
Charles Davis and wife were
guests at tho Drooklngs Hotel Inst
Tuesday nigh, being on their way to
Dend where, they will make tllr
homo.
T. C. Kwlng Is helping Horaeo
Brooking haul wood.
Mrs. Rhodes, of Stauffer, passed
through here Tuesday.
Miss Margaret Hchreder returned
to Dend after visiting for sntsu time
with bur parents.
OFF1CKRS:
D, K. JIUNTHK, I'rchl
CARIiiri'O.V It. HWll-T, Vice
K. V. MAIIAFI'IJY, iiml Vlri
II. M. HTKPHKNH, Cut.
I'KNDKIi WAl'l'i:, AhhlttunfcCasliIcr
DIRECTORS:
D. K. Hunter W. L. O'Donnell ICarlcton IJ. BwlXt
IS. I. Mnlmffey II. Mfjiteiihens
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Every facility for accomodating
the investors of Central Oregon
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ARM BROKEN WHEN
AUTO CRANK KICKS
I,nreii Cumplwll Victim of t'nusUul
Accident ut Iihit Drblgo
I. T. Club Kiitn-Uliiril.
(Spoelal to The Dulletln.)
LOWKR DRIIJOK. Sept. 19. Lor-
en Campbell, when cranking his car
Thursday, met with the unfortunate
accident of breaking his arm at the
1 wrist.
) Mrs. Campbell entertained the P
, T.s on Friday.
(lus HUillg and Durward Hunt
were Redmond visitors Saturday
C. F. Hoxklna made u business trip
to Redmond Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mth. L. F. Rico were
Priuovllle visitors Saturday, where
Mr. Rice wus called as a witness.
A largo delegation uttended tho
Squaw creek Water Users' meeting
In Cloverdale Saturday evening.
Loren Campbell loft Tuesday tor
Vancouver where he la to receive
physical examination beforo going to
American Lake.
gathering tho beet cattle in Is week
Sflvoral Alfalfa pttople, Including
Mr. and Mrs. Ogle, Mr. nnil Mrs. It.
Fishor, Mr. nnd Mrs. Dert Powell, Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Shultz, Mr. and Mm.
It l,Hori(r! and (lus Horry, were
returned to !Snd Thuiwdiiy. She
vim uccompattlnd by hoc winter, MUs
.fiuln Pyutt, who wilt nttoiul thel
Ilnud high M'hnnt.
A letter containing tin news that
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C. W. HARDY INJURED
AVHILE LOADING HAY
ALFALFA, Sopt. 22. C. II. Hardy
was seriously hurt Wednesday, While
unloading hay at his ranch ho fell
from a ladder and dislocated his left
SEE ME
SEE BETTER
Do your eyes flickpifwKen you read ? Perhaps we
can help you, atne tMuble may be just temporary.
School mil(hcuSnoufl take .special care of their eves.
VWrSy are til; best friends they have. V
Optometrist DR. C H. FRANCIS
with Myro H, Simoni, OKanc Bui'IJin)
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