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for Spuds
KODAKS
and
Supplies
REED & HORTON
THE REXALL STORE
Come In tnit hear llie Ull April lecouli.
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for itliln week's Ilml Cross shipment,
JOvorynuo tit cordially Invited to wool
with thorn mid help In tliu stood
CIU1B0.
T. J. Bniidors, Awbroy rond, this
city, now linn two noim In tliu United
Minion nnvy, W. 13. Hnndors aboard
tliu U, H, H. Novnda unci u youiiKor
non, Hart J, Hnndors, who last week
wan nnHlcnod to thu navy yard at
Ilrumortun. Mr, Handors In tho ro-
rltiliuit of n pnpor, "Tlio Novudan
Weekly," which Is published by tlio
hoy aboard tho "Novnda."
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
(From Wodnoiidny'ii Dully.)
W. O. Cecil of Jlurnii Ih In tlio city
on business.
Collins V. KlkltiM In n visitor from
l'rluvlllu lodny.
C. M. Itodflold of DPRChutiH Ih In
Jlund on business,
Martin Hnllmnyor of Hold was In
llio city ylordny on business,
. J. W. Wrlrjht of Ollno Foils was
a business visitor In Hond Tuesday.
J. L. Illnck of Hamilton was a
business visitor In tlio city yesterday.
A. W. dlayuo of Deschutes wan a
business visitor In tlio city Tuomluy.
Mr. and Mm. K. H. Htnnlny arrived
In thu city thin inoriiliiK from Port
land.
J. I., and 0. M. Couch of Tuinnlo
wnTo hunttinjui visitors In tlio city yen
tordny.
Hurry K. Drooks roturm.! thin
morning from n trip to Portland and
Vnncouvur.
I Your
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O'K'ANK HUILDING
Your
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M-E&U
M-E stands for
MAGILL &.ERSKINE
U stands for YOU
Our store is for yon
Juit Rtmcmber
Magill & Erskine
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Mr. nrnl Mrn Win. Wilson of
I'owoll llutto aro vlsltlriK with
friends In tlio city.
Deputy Assessor Prank May linn
begun tint work of assessing for the
curront your In tlio city,
Russell D. Houol of (Irntits' Pass
In huro looking after business mat
turn with which ho In couuoctod.
H, Catn lian offered hln services
to tlio Kovuriimuut In connection with
tlio rucout request for trained inon.
W C. Ilolllushoad of I.a Pino re
turned homo today uflor spending
thu foro part of tlio week horo on
business.
Mr. and Mrn. F. K Dayton of
Tutnalo roturnod to tholr homo thin
mornlriK nftor vlnltltiK with frloudn
In thin city.
W. O. McAtoo will loavo tomorrow
morning for Owonn, Kentucky, whoro
lio hnn boon culled to ro In tralnliiK
under tlio selective draft.
Mm, (. ClovonKor of Ilurnn panned
throuKh Hond Tuesday un routo homo
nftor spending novoral wooks at
Camp Luwls vlnltlni: with her on,
who In In training thoro.
Tlio Haptlit woman moot tomorrow
aftornonu at 2 o'clock with Mrn. J, II.
O'NMI In tholr regular nodal session.
They aro working on thn Uolglan lay
ettes, having complotod two outfits
nic store with good goods
Graduation
Suggestions
(From Tuesday's Dally.)
Mr. flood of Alfalfa wan a huilnonn
vlnltor In tlio city today.
II II, Dn Armdnd wnn a huslngss
vlnltor ut Tutnalo Monday afternoon.
Mary K. llonn of Alfalfa wan vlnlt-
Iiik with frloudn In tho city yontor-
day.
11. J. Ovorturf loft thin mornlnK
for a week or ton days' -rliit at
KInmnth Falls.
Corp, N. 11. Monroo of Camp Lowli
pamod through liond today on hi
way to hln homo In Lakovlow, whoro
ho will vlnlt with frloudn for aovoral
days,
Mrn, Wright, who ha boon visit
ing with her nlntor, Mrn. J. II. Todd,
In thin city for tho pant two months,
ban roturnod to hor homo In Port
land, K, W. Mooro, at prosont auporln
tondont of schools at Tho Dallcn, was
elected an nuporlntondont of tho Rood
nchooln for tho comltiK yoar at a
mootliiK of tho school board last
night. Mr. Mooro has bad ozporlonco
In hln profession In Omaha and other
oantorn points and comes highly
recommended.
At tho prosontatlon mooting bold
nt tho I. O. O. F. ball last nlKht tho
Daughters of Itobokah pronontod tho
Odd Follows with a service flan; bear
ing flvo stars ln-the whlto field. Tho
ovont was a surprise to tho mombors
of tlio Odd Follows, who wcro sup
ponod to havo boon callod thoro for
othor purposes. About CO tucmbors
of th 6 two organizations wore pres
ent. Ilofronhmonts were served and
a program rendered.
Mr. and Mrn, L, II. Charlen and
Mrn, TliiKornmn of Flootwood woro
In Hond Sunday and vlnltod with
frloudn. Mr. Charles In editor of tho
J,nko County Trlbuno nt Fleetwood.
A. it linrmolton, ncconijmnlod by
Mrn. llnrmalton, arrived hi Hond
Hunday morning from Io AriKolcn.
Mr. linrmolton has accepted a posi
tion with tho Pino Troo Lumber
company,
For the Girl Graduate
I.imtllleri)
llnirclet Walrli
IlriMcli
riMintitlii Pen I
(,'nlil ItciuN
Toilet Ket
For the Boy Graduate
('old Watch
Cold Knife
Wnldemnr (liiiln
Tin ('limp ljj
Tie Plu
CulT I.liikn
lljlrj INMiiitalii Pen I
Larson & Co.
JEWELERS
At ihe Sijn ol llie O14 Clixlc I
1-13 Orrjon Slrrtl, Iknd, Oie.
New Spring Dresses
For Women and Misses
Smart new models of Ginghams, Voiles,
Organdies or Silk for afternoon or
street wear plain colored materials
plaids and figures some are lace or
button trimmed every one different
and more attractive than the others.
Very Moderately Priced.
$5.95 $6.95 $8.50
(From Monday's Dally.)
Mrs. W. P. Myers and son aro re
ported seriously HI.
C 8. Hudson has returned from a
business trip to Portland.
Mrs. K. K. Warner of Prlnevlllo Is
a buslnoH visitor In tho city,
A. Whlsnant roturnod this morn
ing from a business trip to Portland.
Mrs. W. D. Howard ot Saddle
llutto was In tho city Sunday visiting
with friends.
Tlireo carloads or Homes woro
shipped from Hond Hunday to Mon
tana by W. J. Jamison.
Carl Wodcckl or Tho Dalles ar
rived In tho city yentorday and will
spend several days horo looking
after his business.
County Clerk J. II. Hanor will
loavo this evening for Prlnevlllo,
whoro ho will romaln for soveral
dnytt on bunlucss connected with his
office.
John Dyers, who has boon spend
ing sovornl wcoks In this district
looking aftor proporty Interests, re
turn is I yentorday ovenlng to his homo
at Clnrkston.
Dr. J. II. Qoblo ot Klamath Falls
pnnsod through Hand Sunday on his
way to Portland. Ho ozpocta to re
turn In n fow days, when ho will
vlnlt with frloudn horo.
(From Haturdny's Dally.)
C H. Hudson wont to Portland on
bunlnenn lant night.
Norman Jacobnon loft this after
noon for Inkovlow on buslnonn.
H. W. Mooro, nuperlntondent of
schools at Tho Dallcn, was In tho city
today,
C. H, Oohlcr of Portland passed
through Hond today on his way to
La Pino.
C. Hunter of Hond was registered
nt tho Hotel Portland In Portland on
Thursday.
Mrn, K, It. Juntlco, whoso homo
Is In Los Angoles, Is spending nov
oral days in tho city on business.
John Holfrlch of St. Helens, In
forested In the 8t. Helens Shipbuild
ing company, was a business visitor
in tho city today.
L. H. Iloborts, cashier or the Ited
monds bank, has returned to his
homo In that city after spending
several days in Hond.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Wiedcr or Van
couver, H. C, arrived in tho city
Friday evonlng and will spend sev
eral days hero looking over tholr
property,
Tho Hend Woman's club will meet
with Mrs., Otlson Tuesday, April 23.
A full attondanco is requested as
business ot Importance will como bo
foro tho club.
Hangar Lasador ot tho Fremont
forest resorvo was In the city yes
terday on bts way to Lakoviow. Ho
has boon stationed at Scottsburg In
Stuslaw reserve during tho winter
months.
Norman Jacobson or tho forest
sorvico roturnod from Portland this
morning, whoro ho has boon attend
ing a conforonco or tho forest officers
regarding tho patrolling ot tho O.
and C. land grant during tho summer
months.
Gordon Thomson, chlof clerk at
tho Pilot iHutto Inn for tho past yoar,
loft last ovonlng for Vancouvor, U.
C, whoro bo will enlist In tho Can
adian expeditionary forces. Mr.
Thomson has boon succeeded at tho
Pilot llutto Inn by Maurlco Cahlli.
K. O. Hlanchar, a rancher of Hood
River, Is In tho city attending to
business connected with his proporty
horo. Ho was accompanied by C
Dolman of Hood Rlvor. Aftor com
pleting their business here they will
continue by automobile to Portland,
J. U. Anderson, D. G. McPhorson '
and Lloyd Douthlt returned this'
morning from a two days' fishing trip!
to Motollus. Tho boys woro success
ful In securing a good catch, which
aro being displayed In tho window ot
tho Douthlt electric storo.
It. M. Smith returned this room
ing from Hartllne, Washington,
whoro ho attended tho funeral of his
brothor, II. P. Smith, a rormor resi
dent or Hend, who died suddenly at
Nampa, Idaho, last Saturday. His
brother's death, Mr. Smith roports,
was caused by pneumonia.
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HERE ARE THE
Newest Waists
They've juit arrived by expren. Never nave we (hown
a larger selection. All that i neweit and best it here to
meet the molt varied tattef.
GEORGETTE WAISTS
$5.45 to 9.00
CREPE Do CHINE WAISTS .
at $J3.75-8.05-$4.50-$U)5-$5.45
VOILE WAISTS
Sl.lJ-Sl.25-$1.50-$1.75-$1.95-$2.45
. SWEATER'COATS in the New Fashions
Very Practical Garments theno Sweater Conts Alo tho
bloovolesi Sweaters in tho best color combinations
Prices $.75-$5.00-$5-50-$7.50
Another Shipment of
Dove Undermuslins
arrived this morning
These added to our already largo stocks
make choosing easy hero.
Gowns, Envelope Chemise, Cor
set Covers, Billie Burke Pajamas
Muslin Petticoats and Combina
tions. All made to conform to
the "Dove" high standards of
quality and workmanship.
Priced moderately.
"You will hoc the Docc"
STOP AND SHOP AT
All ' l
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UndcpmuslinS
WHERE EVERYBODY TRADES
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CAIU) OF THANKS.
Wo wish to thank our friends and
neighbors for their kindness and help
through tho sickness and death of
our father and for tho beautiful floral
offerings. 8p
MR. AND MRS. JOHN CRESON.
DON'T LOT IT LINGER.
A cough that "hongs on" wears
down tho sufferer, leaving him un
ablo to ward off sickness. Jos. Gil
la rd. 148 Flllmoro St., Nashville.
Tenn., writes: "I was suffering with
a dry hacking cough and a pain In
my chest, but slnco taking Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound I havo
been relieved." It soothes, heals
and cures. Sold everywhere. Adv,
Brand Directory
FRANK PERCIVALL
MHlIcan. Oregon.
adv.89p
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Right sldo; right car crop
ped; wattle right hind leg.
B. L. TONE, Sisters, Ore.
adv.lOOo
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P. It. JOHNSON,
Milllcnn, Orrgon.
8omothlng to soil! Advertise In
Tho Hullotln's clnssltlod column.
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