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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
(From Saturday's Dally.)
Mrs. M. K. Crystal of Dufu? ar
rived In Ilond last nlRht nml will
loavo today for I.a Pino, whoro sho
has farm property.
Jos. Marty arrived In nend from
Burns last night and V11I loavo to
day for Med ford and Southern Ore
gon points an a business trip.
J. II. Wcnandy, a former well
Known resident of Ilend, arrived
this morning for a business visit.
Mr, Wonandy mayrolocnto horo.
Mrs. Frank II. Trtnco and sou
Gcorgo left Friday ovenlriR for Min
neapolis, Minn., whoro sho will visit
for soyoral weeks with relatives of
her husband.
Forest Supervisor Jacobsen left
last night tor tho vicinity of La Pine,
whoro it Is reported a forest lire had
gained considerable headway during
tho winds Friday afternoon.
Mrs. G. !. Mahn of Rosoburg ar
rived In Tho city last night nnd after
ponding a couplo of days hero will
continue her Journoy to La Pino,
whoro sho will look after some prop
erty Interests.
C. E. Hamilton left this morning
by auto for Wonntchco, Wash.,
whoro ho will Join Mrs, Hamilton,
who has been visiting there for sev
eral weeks. They will return to
Bend In tho near futuro.
John K. Mastln of La Pino Is In
tho city. Mr. Mastln has recently
disposed of largo holdings at La Pino
to tho I X L Lumber company and
has accepted a contract for furnish
ing tho company with logs. Opera
tions will bo commenced within a
short time.
J. J. Jonson of Tillamook arrived
in Bend last night and will probably
mako his futuro homo hero. Mr.
Jorison has been In tho contracting
business in Tillamook for a number
of years, but recently recolved in
juries which have Incapacitated him
or manual labor.
WRrSIIYS
it's
a good
friend:
(From Friday's Dally.)
J. F. Reed returned from Burns
Wednesday ovonlng.
II. J. Overturf has returned from
A business trip, to "Southern Oregon
end Northern California.
Miss R. Miller1 of Burns passed
through Bend this morning en route
borne after speeding several weeks
in PortlantL
C. W. Hole arrived in the city this
morning from Portland and will take
up hs duties 'aq freight clerk at the
Union depot!
W. H. Martin, formerly associated
with M. P, Cashmonin the clothing
business hero, has bought a location
in Raymond, Washington.
H. Eldugreand and daughter of
Banks, Oregon, are in the city and
will remain hero tor several days
looking over. the country with a view
to locating here.
Judgo Percy R. Kelly of Albany,
candidate for circuit Judgo of the
third Judicial district, arrived In tho
city-this morning from Lakevlew and
has been spending tho day here in
the Interests of his candidacy.
E. M. Thompson returned last
evening from a two months' visit in
Portland. Mr. Thompson drovo
through via Shariko In a Chalmers
Six, which ho purchased in Portland,
J. M. Laurence accompanied him.
Sin .
m 1 Steadies nerves
m 2 Allays thirst
m 3 Aids appetite
m 4-Helps digestion
m 5 Keeps teeth clean
M 6 It's economical
H Kecp the soldiers Hl
H f and sailors supplied I J3B
wmo llfVMf
Mr Blip
ittTTaiEl
REED-SMITH MERCANTILE CO.
DESCHUTES COUNTY'S LARGEST STOKE
Going Up, Going Up, Going Up.
Merchandir.o is still soaring and no plnco to stop. Wo aro still holding onto
tho old prices and have many and extraordinary savings on ovory-day wantod
merchandise of quality. Our store is full in every lino regardless of market,
difficulties, tho like of which has never been known beforo and should bo
thronged with eager buyers. .
Skirts
Just Thlnkl A nice Whlto Hklrt n low as f 1.75
(mmU to innko unn wilt rout moro.
Hose
fhlhlrvu' Hom HIkn rt to . UhhI luvvy I low
fop moryluy woiir... Whlln It hint, i!5.ut
Ilowi for . , U(K)
House Dresses
Wo limn thwi In ncvrral Ht)lrN, Just waiting
to l riilhtl for.
Madras
Chew it after every meal
The Flavor Lasts I
(From Thursday's Dally.)
Cecil A. Lowe of ueamond is here
on business.
Leo Collins of Powell Butto is in
the city on business.
C. W. Miller of Iledmond Is trans
acting business In the city.
Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Kelsay of
Prinovlllo aro visiting In tho city.
Y) T) .Tnfinnnn nt 'Mllllmn Vflo n
..in.. i.. i n.n,i n.nv I. All klnds.pf hides, furs, pelts, wool
"""" ' " w... ,vv. . ,. bought nt Brlggs' Second Hand Storo.
Harry Hubbard of MUllcan was a
business visitor in the city yesterday.
Mrs. O. L.. Dunbar of Oregon City
Is registered at the Pilot Butto Inn.
H. II. Kllgoro of Hemstad arrived
In the city last night and will trans
act business hero today.
W. E. Hethorn of MUllcan re
turned homo this morning after
spending somo time in Bend on
business. "
Three autoloads of young peoplo
from Sisters and two from Tumalo
made up atheatro party to Bend
last nlgJftJ? .
Paul Z! ZyTstra. brother of Mrs.
C C Evans bf MHllcan, left this
morning for Portland, whore he will
join tho navy.
J. H. Coble of Klamath Falls,, ac
companied by Al. Smith, passed
through Bend yesterday after a short
business visit to Portland.
Mrs. Ora Shipton, who has been
visiting in Bend for tho past four
months, tho guest of her mother,
Mrs. H. E. Baker, left this morning
for her home at RIverton, Wyoming.
Mrs. Dora M. Hall of Freowater
arrived In the city last night and
will remain in this vicinity for some
time. Mrs. Hall has property Inter
ests in the Tumalo district which sho
Is endeavoring to dispose of before
returning to h.cr homo.
Political Announcements.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
I hereby announce mr eandklaer tor th
Republican nomination for the ofrtte of County
Commluloner, aubjeel to the approval of the
Republican voters at U) primary to be helJ oq
May it, jvib,
MKRKDITII IIA1LF.Y,
FOR SCHOOL. UUI'ERINTENDENT.
I hereby announce raraelf a candidate t
aucceel mjnelf In the ornce of County Jkhod
Superintendent for Deechutea county, iubjeet
to the approval of the Republican voter in
the primary election to b held May IT. ltll.
J. ALTON THOMPSON.
INr NlilrlN or WuMn. (ichmI pattern. Worth
50 rrnt.. Our price 5Wc
Ono lot of Dark (iliiuhnuiN. Ann for ilt-wiio or
Hllp-orrN for tlilltlrtMi to piny In, nt, jii... i'JJjC
Ginghams
Ono lot of Dark Cli
itll-orrf for clillilrt'
Odds and Ends in Shoes
We luno n few HIimh fur 1 ml lot nnd chllilren
on our luirpiln counter.
Suits and Coats
lAHik Out. Honictluilic In pln to linpjtrn lit
thU tlepnrtment. Wntcli for tho ndrrtleneut.
Shoes .
Wn linvn IjkIIo"' Hhoe' In ilnrk nml llglit brown
or black vlth tho Into military lirrl, right up to
tho nilntito In Mle. Tliry will mnin go l thn
prlco. Thn rwilr.. 9.1.00
Rugs
Wo lmvo tm slzet In anuill Huirn nt tho old
price. Our room sUo ItugM nra hnrgnlna nml
they nro kIiir at thn prlceM ntnrkrl about ono
thlnl Icm thiui ou can buy them on tho market
Uxluy.
JiinI the iIiIiik for otir
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Tho Request to Economizo
I)m not mean doing without, hut titi Iiik Hie
uorthy, rtnf Jf lnt anil mihfctaiithil thlngM,
In luiylug clotheH irnl txHMioiuy IIcn In ni)Iiik
enough to gtH. good iimterlal. It In our aim to
gle the heMt for the hwist money,
Men's Shoes
Hcoul NImns, rubber iKile), grain lenllirr.
Prlre ctil.BO
Boy Scouts
i!)4 to H, riiltlM-r solt,
lMy, Price
Boys' Bluchers
M)i to ft. (JimhI heavy oole . .
I) to i:i)i. Price
Men's Dress Shoes
Kiigllith Knxt lln ti or 111 ink
Men's Scout Masters
To the iiijiii who rnnnot tunir u heavy hor) (IiIn
In Just whut you want. Priced at $-MX lo .'t
Men's and Boys' Straw Hats
Vex, wn hae tho every -lny Struw HatN nt......-5o
Did You Say Canvas Gloves?
Yen, r have them , 10c nod Ifto
t'nnriui ImrkN with leather froiitM IWo
Men's Shirts
Wo have a rom! Una of Mrn's Hhlrta tWc toWJHi
Dress Shirts
want In t)le ami
W lo 7
Wn have Juat what you
price.
FOR COUNTY JUDfiK.
I hereby announce my cantlMacy for the
Republican nomination for the office of County
Judite. aubbjretto the approval of the Re
publican voura at the primaries to be held on
May 17, IJIS."
W. D. DAR.VES.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
I hereby announce my candidacy for the
Republican nomination for the olTlce of County
Commluloner. subject to th approval of the
Republican voter) at the primary to be held on
May 17, 1911.
C. II. MII.I.KIL
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
I hereby announce my candid for ih
Republican nomination for the office of County,
publican voter at the primaries to be htld
on May 17. 1911.
CLYDE M. McKAY.
FOR COUNTY CLERK.
I hereby announce my candidacy for the
Republican nomination for the office of County
Clerk, aubject to the approval of the votcre
at the primary to be held May. 17. 1011.
AUGUST A- ANDERSON.
FOR COUNTY CLERK.
I hereby announce my candidacy for the
Republican nomination for the office .of county
clerk, subject to the approval of the voter at
the primary election to be held on May 17,
1918. If nominated and elected I promUe the
same careful attention to the dutle of my
office a iciven In the past.
J. II. IIANER.
Clean
House
WITH A
THOR
ELECTRIC
VACUUM CLEANER
Keep Your
House Clean
LOYAL LEGION TO
HOLD FIELD MEET
IlrookM-Mcaiiloii Worker" to llnvo
Gain Day at IOKkImk Camp on
Muy IS For Iteil Oonn.
' LoRKcra and mlllmon from tho
Hrooks-Scanlon plant, Loyal Legion
Locals 1, 2 and 3 aro planning a
blR meet at tho logging camp on
Sunday, May 12, the proceeds of
which aro to bo donated to tho Hod
Cross. For tho amusemont of thoso
who aro to go from Ilend a Hold con
test will bo hold In tho afternoon be
twoon teams picked from tho mill
and from tho loggers, who will con
test for high honors In baseball, tug
WITH A
oft
Save Your Strength
Thoroughly Gunrnnteed
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THOR
ELECTRIC
VACUUM CLEANER
YOUR DRUG STORE
Zepyrol
Nothing
Better
for
Pyorrheu.
Clean your mouth
with
Zepyrol -
oNwar and other track and flold
ovonts.
Tho ladles will havo hot coffoo,
doughnuts and Ico cream for sale,
which can bu secured by thn visitors,
but It is expected that nil tho visitors
will bring tholr ovyn lunch. An us
paclal Invitation Is being extended to
tho peoplo ot Ilend nnd vicinity to
bo in ntteudanco and help swell tho
crowd of rooters.
Highest cash prlco paid for all
kinds of hldrti, pelts, wool, furs, at
Ilrlggs' Bocond llaud Htoro. 37tfc
Spring Underwear
A DIG SHIPMENT JUST IN. D. V, D... Cooir.
Bennington KloJ Kroteh garment's and lontf and tbort iUtr J
Balbriiftfani.
STRAW HATS
AND PANAMAS
$s? Save Your Rugs
Thoroughly Guaranteed
SPECIAL!-During May, $5.00 Down, $5.00 per Month
ASK US FOR FREE TRIAL DEMONSTRATION. PHONE C51
BEND WATER LIGHT & POWER COMPANY
Just Remember
Magill & Erskine
O'KANK BUILDINO
YOUR DRUG STORE
THE LATEST NOVELTIES
Silk Caps from 75 cents to $1.75
WE ARE STILL SELLING
E. & J. SHOES
at RcJuccJ Pricci
A. L. FRENCH
THE STORE THAT SETS THE PACE
S-E-E-D-S J
All kinds of Garden Seeds and Lawn Grass
Get them' while the getting is good
AT SKUSE'S,
.OREGON
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