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Honor holer! Uih CliMxtniuH Vlitliolit now mid Imvii It lulil
iisliln for luli-iMlfllvitry. Ilvtiry Vlrliolit intllnin In nIiiiwii
Iicm'5 iiIko ninny oxcullniil coinlilimtloim tlutt ou w 111 Hml
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Also Agents itir the Edison
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
(Front Wodnomluy'it Dully.)
(Jliostor NuUoii went li) Tim Hallo
1IiIh moriiltu;.
Mm. W. (!. Illnlimll In In Portland
for it fow (lu).
Clutido MiCiiulny, of Diwi'liuliii).
wit In llond yiorduy.
F. (. Klrlioinoyiir. of Prlnevlll",
lt?sml yuslordity In llniul.
. Mr. anil Mrn, 1 1 miry HoKitrdt it ml
family niovoil to Portland lust night.
Thomas l.uugfnrd was In from Dry
11.ako yostordity on lioiiiostoad html
Hum,
MIm llmwlo Aumiiiw wiuit to Port
I u ml litNt nlKlit. Hlni uxpuutH to llvo
tlnirc.
Tim Puront.Toacltiir Association
will wool tonight ul iho ltlr.lt school
building. A program of addrosniHt
ami milcctlotm liy iiupllit v 111 bo
I'.IVttll.
Mr. anil Mr. I". It Simpson liavo
oim to I'ortluml to inuko tliolr liontii
In tint city.
Joint' Carroz, of Rolyat. I In to
vUlt hi sister. Miss Margaret Hcltrrd.
or, a fow ilay.
Mr. I.. Rlluy Ita returned to Iht
lioinn In rortlaml after visiting Mr.
II. Mull, of llmiil, a wek.
' Unhurt Gould l In Prlmivlllii,
where Im will tin several days on
kiikhiI In surveying work.
J., J. Helium wont to I'ortluml tail
(light to stny pDrinanuntly.' Ho Ita
iluti In ili'tiil several mouths.
It. Johnson, who ha been hero
nHVitral day looking over tltu country,
hit riittirmiil lioinn to Mimpln.
Tlioinn It. ItoRiir. of Oranilvliiw,
loft for Prlnovlllo thl morning Ho
ipliiti to llvn on tin Oclioro project
Mr. H. S. Flnluy anil on have
:inu to Prlnovlllo on a vltt't. Tliev
ixpiiitl to go from there to Portland
i. ml Htigono.
Mrs. (iourgn H. Foster I'atuH In
from I'ortlaml this inoriiliw to Join
liar husband, wltojl tho now tlrkot
iiRiiltl at tint unloitMliipot.
Mr. ami Mr. J K. Altliott Ml for
Pntluml ami Seattle lat night They
liuvu llvuil In Uuml lx uiciiitliM. lull
ilo not expect to romi) biuk.
(I'rom Tuesday'H Dully.)
J. V. Day wa In Madra today.
Mr. V, C. MrCulHlnn camo l:t front
Portland thin morning.
Cunt Nulson wa In Deschutes to
day culling on it cousin.
H. A. Ilunloy Iiiih gono to Prlno
vlllo to riimitlu during tho winter.
Leo A. Thomas returned thl morn
ing from a bulueu trl;t to Portland.
Mr. W. K. I'ryreitr, of Cllno Palls,
Iiiih gouo to Hoppuer to pass two
week.
Giih lleckwoldt ha taken out a
'liormlt for tho erection of a small
.r.wnUliit:.
Charles Montgomory has returned
to Portland after Hpuudlng two wouku
with his parents In llond,
Mr. K. J. (lornuin and children
have goito to Portland. Sho expects
to go Into Hml Cross work,
MrH. A. I), Plko vlulted her hits
ilmml two days In llond and returned
ihomo to Culver this morning.
Mrs. K. II. Lockwood went to Des
chutoH this morning. Sho had been
visiting her husband In Ilend.
IfriinU Ytrhorough, of Imporlnl,
vin In yoBtorduy io got hoiiio lumbal'.
four clmlrB at your iiorvico nt tho
Moropolltnn. No watting. Adr,
, DR. TURNER
ICYK Hl'KCIAIilHT, of rortlnntl
Visits Bend Monthly,
Watch Paper for Dates,
4 or Inquire ot
Your Victroia
On Credit
HORTON
I.iiwIm 11 Old, of Mllllimti, wiim In
llmiil .Momlay :'lt Iiik Ituiiiontond pat
until. A 12-poutiil Imliy boy wa bom
Kiiinliiy to Mr. iiiul Mr. George II.
Union.
David Cody, of Imperial, uuh In
town yesterday to receive liounty on
coyotn skins.
Harry Koiuinrd, watiir master for
Deschutes and Crook counties, wim
In from Sisters yesterday on business,
.MIm Mary E. Howlor has gone
back to I'ortluml, itftnr npcndlni: it
fow days In town on bulnu.
Frod H. Stanley, president of tint
Central Onvcon irrigation Company,
mi in o In front 1'orttnnd this morning.
Mr. V. I!. Clarno and daughter
liavu gone to lllalock, wlicro tlmy wll
join Mr. C'litriio and mako tltclr home
MUrIlnrllia DIiiIioii rutunmd thl
mornltiR from Portland, wlinro lm
hud biinn to duo hur lirolhcr Imforo hi
cnllitinnnt.
Mr. Klorcnro Joiioa and Mr. K. J.
McDonald, both of PalMuy. liavu Komi
to Portland on a combined IiurIiicm
and ptonitlro trip.
Mr. J. M. Purry wan In town yni
tnrday from Torrubonno to rccolvo In
Rtriirtlon In miikliir ntirclcal ilrci
Ihk. at Ked Croita hcndiiuartcr.
Mr. Iterl PonnltiKton, of Hunt,
camo through Ilnud on her way to
OrnntH Pum, w Intro lm ha r,oiio to
vllt Intr father. Slut will return tlur-
litK tltu holiday.
0. K. AudnrHoii and A. J. Anilor
hoii, ho liavit been here nlnco Hun
ilay looking over land, worn on the
train for Portland today. Thuy camn
wont front WUcoiinIii and may come
Intro to live.
Clay Cncawcll, n bookkooper at tlm
llrnnkH-Hi anion l.uiuber (Mmpuny,
will leave toulRht for Portl.tud, pre
paratory to ciil.MtinK In tho ur,tnrvrs'
WARNER'Q
THE SANTA CLAUS STORE J
P17 A TW HOLIDAY LINES ARE NOW COMPLETE AND
"JE"!-- I """READY FOR YOUR INSPECTION. BUY EARLY
WE WILL STORE YOUR PURCHASES.
SANTA CLAUS IS COMING SATURDAY AT 1:30
! 5.
Friction Toys
Largo sizes, runs by heavy
wheel inside
Price 65c
Tinker
Toys
Every Boy Should
Have a Set
Price 50c
Little Red
Chairs
Seat is 99
Price 40c
P rcwn lift
I
corp of tlm nrmy, Ho plniift.to visit
roliitlvi'H In W'tflllliiKtoii town and
Join tlm DiiKlnuorH from Hint Htnlo,
Mr Coi!8ttiil lian hcnii In Jlcnd ovor
a yenr and wan formorly comiorluil
with tli union depot.
(Front Monday' Dally.)
.TOll II I.DHtl Wtlt 10 HmllMOIItl till
nioinliiK.
.1. 0. McArthur I roturiilni; homo
to Chk'i;o,
OlHf MortHiiHon I NponilliiK a wk
In Kpokano vImHIiik frlouiU.
P. (I. Pownr. of (lint, wa In town
on mhool ImihIuohn Hntunluy.
John KwatiHon loft thin morulm; on
a IiiihIiiiwh trip to Hun KrauclHco,
Mr. W. 0. Mannlnj; I In Hornilx
ton pijdim: a few duya with frlomln.
Alfred Moo I on a biiNluoH trip to
Portland and will ruturii Witdintsday.
Ivan McOllvray hn koiio to Ho
attln wlmru ho may romaln until
HprliiK.
Karl Newklrk wan on tlm train to
Portland today. Ilo Im pIuiiiiIih: to
(IllllMt ROHM.
Mr. and Mr. I. J. Malmnteon wsro
puwmiKorx on thl mornlm;' train to
Vmicouvur.
A portion of tlm county hcIioo) clr
rulatliiK library wit takou to tlm
Vouiik mcIiooI thl mornlni:.
iMIin Ktliol Vlncoiit returned (o
Itodmoud after vlxltliu; over Thank
kIvIiii; with la-r piireutH In Ilnud.
,Mr. mill Mr. II C. Cody aro back
from Tlm Dalle, whero they attended
tlm fuimrul of Mrs. Caily'n father.
Mr. W. M. Krklne ha returned to
Intr homo lit Portland after vlnltlnc a
weuk with Mr. and Mr. Churle
Krnklno.
Itev. und Mr. Hlwood P. Lynn and
ion, Klwooil, have concluded tlmlr re
vival nicotine liuro and Kono to
Prlnevlllo.
Mr. Mabel Johnnon ha none to
Hood Itlver to hur homo. Him ha
been vlnltltiK her daughter, Mr.
Prince .Stunt. ,
Kendall Waltu loft for Portland
Saturday ills lit with the Intention of
ulltlUK In noma branch of tltu gov
ernment icrvlc.
Carl (larrlnoit I on hi way to Kan
nn City on ujiuilnen trip. Ho canto
to llond front Portland and bus been
hero a fow month.
Mr. and Mr. II. C. Smith, of Hum,
have Kono to Portland on a pic ami re
trip. Ileforo IcavlttR tlmy visited
their daughter, Mr. N. V. Heed.
A. Ilurke, who ha been hero on a
LIuikIiiox trip, left today for I'ort
luml, whero ho will upend three
mouth. Mr. Uurko l from Itanller.
(1. I.. Mooro ha rouo to Pendleton
to attend tho convention of tho State
KarmurV Union. Ho will represent
Ilend dtirliw; tho thrco-day ttonilon,
which bcKiiiH tomorrow.
IM. l.yon left Saturday night for
Portland, whero ho will enllt In the
navy, probably ontcrliiK a tnachln-
Velocipedes
Strong one fur the youngster.
All Stcd.
Small, at - - $3.00
Medium, at - $3.35
Large, at - - $3.75
With Rubber Tire
$4.25 and $4.75
u ,
rpOYLANDjfcfc
Idt'fl mnlo. If pnnlblo ho plan to
return to llond a fow day before
liifivlm; for Rood.
(Prom Hatiirdny'n Dally.)
Mr. .V. P. Itoeil I bark from a trip
to Portland.
W. I). HarnsM. Thn roupltt will mako
their homo here.
County Aeftor W. ,Miillnrl(y
'VH in MNdraM today.
A f;lrl wa born on Novmnbsr 21
to Mr. and Mr. Martin I'Klmliind.
T. J. ()'Kt"f, of Portland, wnt
iiorthhounil on a a!e trip thltt morn
lni; .
Krainl hamliHrly returned from a
fow duy Htny In Portland thl morn
Iiik. Mr. iitnl Mr. Harney Conaway aro
tho purent of a baby boy, bom Wed
midday. Charle Mar, of llond, and Ml
KuhIo K. Hardy, of Jufferaon county,
wero married till inonilnc by Judgo
Mr. Y.uila. MacOreRor I In Terrc
bonuo Hpendlni; tho week (tud with
rolatlvn.
IIukIi Bran, of tlm Flrat National
Hank, went to Portland last night on
btiRlnrn.
K. C. Smith ha ;ono back to Con
don, after pnMluft threo duy In Hond
on bulue.
S. i:. Perry In In Seattle, whero ho
will remain a wcok attending to bit
Iiiom affair.
I. M. Prencli ha j;ono homo to
ra Valley after HpendltiK threo
week at Powell Ilutle.
Mr. and Mr. John Coo are recelv
Iiik cotiRratulutlan on tho arrival of
n "baby girl Wedni-sday.
A derreo of divorce was granted by
Judge Duffy thl week in tho case of
Phillip veriu Phillip.
Mr. K. M. Thompson camo back
last night from u trip to Portland,
where Rim visited with her son and
daughter.
Mr? 'and Mrs. A. L. Anderson have
returned to their homo at Maupln.
Tlmy spent Thanksgiving with Mr.
am) Mrs. J. L. Ivy, of llond.
Judge (Jeorge II. Durham, of
Grant Pass, went out thl morning to
Portland. Ho will atop there a short
tlmo before returning homo.
II. C. Catly.wont to Tho Ds'llos this
morning to attend the funeral of his
father-in-law, J, V. Snyder, who died
lajtt night. Mr. Cady hs been with
her parent the pait week.
Carol Harlow, Miss Iva Radman
and .Mis Uydol King visited in Ilend
over night and returned this morning
to Culver. Mr. Harlow will leave
hi homo In a few days tovealiat In
tho aviation corps.
I.. C. Coleman came In last night
from I.a Grande and bogan work this
mornlrw; In tho Ilend postotflco. The
now man was necessary on account of
tho resignation of Kred Lucas several
weeks ago. Mr. Lucas Is now with
tho railroad company and his place at
the general delivery window has been
taken by Hoy Gllson. Mr. Coleman
&C-
Toy Books
5c-10c-15c-25c
Dolls
The kind that won't
break, all sizes
25c, 50c, 75c
$1.00, $2.00
$3.00, $4.00
SHOP EARLY!
EARLY IN THE SEASON ; .
EARLY IN THE DAY
OUR PATRONS WILL FIND
AN EXPERIENCED SALES FORCE
THE STORE LESS CROWDED
MERCHANDISE AT ITS BEST
THE LAST RUSH AVOIDED
BY SHOPPING NOW
New "Dove" Silk Undermuslins
Beautiful Crepe 'de Chine nnd Tub Sutins in
qualities Hint assure service and long -wear.
This dninty line, individually boxed, makes' an
ideal gift.
The Crepe De Chine Gowns $4.95 and $5.50
The Crepe De Chine and Satin Cami
soles J5I.6D vJ.Ol vli)
The Crepe De Chine Envelope
Chemise .jz.j.) po.ou
Holiday Handkerchiefs
Our assortment is at it's height'now.
Imported Irish Linen, Corner Embroidered
Handkerchiefs, in white and colors
20c 25c 35c 50c each
Dainty Corner Embroidered Linweave Hand
kerchiefs, white and colored, embroidered
10c 12 '2c 15c 20c 25c 35c
Boxed Handkerchiefs for Children, at
10c 15c 25c 35c 50c
Ladies' Boxed Handkerchiefs, at
25c 35c 50c 75c 85c $1.25 $1.50 Box
For the Boys at the Camps we suggest Khaki Handkerchiefs-Leather
Writing Portfolios-LeatherToilet
Cases-First Aid Outfits-Collar Bags-Sewing Kits
Military Brushes.
STOP AND SHOP AT
1.7n3ROTriERS
The But Place
will remain hero parmancntly, having
boon transferred from the La Grande
postofflcc.
(From Friday's Dally.)
Mrs. A. II. Jaeger was a Dend vis
itor from Lower IirldRO today.
C. W. Nicholson was In from his
ranch up tho Doscliutos rlvor today.
Miss Iiila Morse Is In Hodmond
spending the week end with friends.
Karl Ktzwller came in from Now
hcrg today and will romaln In Ilend
a short time.
Mr. and Mrs. I). I). Hurtch are tho
parents of an eight pound boy, born
Wednesday night.
County Clerk J. II. Manor came in
from Prlnevlllo Wednesday and muy
return tonight or tomorrow.
11. C. Dows and son, Virgil, are horo
looking over land. They came this
morning from Ogden, Utah.
Mr and Mrs. X. H. Coleman liavo
gono to Portland to make tholr home.
Tltoy liuvo lived In lie ml a year.
Miss Oonovlovo Wlesto camo In
Wednesday from Oakes, North Da
kota, and will probably llvo here.
An eight pound girl was born last
night to Mr. and Mrs. Nick Moyers
nt tho Ilend Sunglcul hospital. Sho
Is their first child.
All kinds of hides, jk-IK Wool,
Kur iNttigltt, at ItriKKV Second Hand
8ton 323c
The Store With Good Goods
That whispering Christmas wish close to tho heart of evory
ono for a flno WATCH, a sparkling Diamond, a ploco of Sllvcr
waro, or a fad lit gold or silver novelties, is easily realized at
Larson & Co.
H.'l Oregon Streot
Expert Watch & Jewelry
Repairing
A Wrist Watch for $14 Diamond Rings from $10 (o 1000.
Gold Scarf Pins Gold Link Ihtttons Ladles' Gold Urooclts .
iMIlltary Sots Waldema Chain Pendants Tho Latest Ster
ling Flatware Patterns.
: : At the SIGN of the BIG CLOCK : :
to Trade After All
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Robblns were In
from Held yesterday to meet Mrs.
J. Robblns, of Portland, who baa
como to visit her son.
Judgo T. K. J. Duffy was In this
city today giving decisions on
casos which had been loft over from,
the last session of tho llrcuit court.
During his rccont trip to Portland.
Dr. A. C. Froom, ot tho King Leo
Dentists,, secured the services ot D
W. C. Deuber as a member of his,
local dental staff.
OltCGO.V TRUNK TRAIN
Arrives ................ ...7; 20 a. m.
Leaves . S p. m.
O.-W. R. N. TRAIN.
Arrives 7:35 p. nt.
Leaves 7:2b a. m.
AUTO 8TAGE LINK SOUTH.
Leaves 8:45 a. m.
Arrives f p. m,
AUTO LINKS.
Cars to Burns, Fort Klamath
Fort Rock, Silver Lake and
other points south and south
east.
POST OFFICE HOURS.
General delivery open dally
8:30 a. m. to 7 p. m.
No mall distributed on .Sunday.
Night train mall closet) 7:15.
Day train mall closes C:30 a. m.
TKLKGRAPH HOUH$.
Western Union, 8 a. ru. to 9
p. m. Sunday and holidays
9 a. m. to 10 a. in., 5 p. in.
to 0 p. m.
TELEPHONE HOURS.
Pacific Tol. & Tel. Co. 24 hour
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