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The Edison will charm, plca.se itucl delight you. We
are always glad to play this Edison for you. Come in
and hear it.
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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Dr. Turner, Urn ' speclallM. will
tin In llund Doc. 3 nml A. Commit
lilfil. Atlv.39-0c.
(Prom Wodnondny'it Dully.)
A. I'. Luriton In In J'ortlnntI on
litixIniwM.
13. I'. Mnhurfoy In In Portland on
u liunlnuMt visit.
Alma llulloy of Frttmont li hnrt
(or n brief vIhII.
i:. A. Htiyllitft or AHulfn Is In thu
vliy on litinlnunH.
Cecil II. Mourns o( Prlinivlllti In
liuro on ImihIiickh.
C I). Thompson of Portland In
linru for u Hhort vIkK.
F. W. 0 rati ii in of Seattle In trans
acting IxinIiiihin In Out city.
Dr. I-'. II. lllxon ot Kttdtuotid U
In tin) city on u Hhort vlitlt.
I). T. Curmody Is In Portlmid,
whore ho Ih triiiiHiictlnt; buHuM.
CharUm NiiIhoii of Condon, Oregon,
Ih In thu city tniiiHiicllm: ImihIiiww,
Ii. H. l.oKiin Ih horn on it business
visit from IiIh homo In l'orlliind.
Mnt I. ('. Ilnrt loft this tnnriilnK
for California for an oxtunded visit.
Mr. mid Mm. F. W. Hansom of
Hnlutu nru In thu city visiting with
frlundH.
W. C. and Cecil J. Holllnshed or
I. a I'ltui nro In tho city on business
and pleasure.
(luy It. Ingram, n stockman of
J.nkuvlow, Ih In tho city looking after
IiukIiiuh a fta I ik.
Frank Ilaffnor Ih In from IiIh homo
at Alfalfa for tho purpose of attend
I n IT to business mattum.
Wlllard Cook of Portland Ih, trans-.
actliiK IiuhIiiohh In tho city. Ho Ih
registered at tho Pilot Ilutto.
Mnt. Pearl Osboruu and MIhh Glen
nli Mcllaln of Madras aro In tho city
for n raw dayM' vlnlt with frlimdN.
Mr. mid Mm. C. .Sam Smith of
Prlnovlle nro In thu city for tho pur
jioho of attending tho funoral of Mr.
Smith's brother, Champ Hmlth, who
dlud yesterday morning.
(From Tuesday's Dally,)
Kd Hummer of Wood burn Ih hero
on business.
VICTORY WEEK
OFFERINGS
Isn't it a grand and glorious
feeling? The great world
war is ended. Justice and
right has prevailed. Joy
reigns supreme. Let no
depression strike you now.
Start right in to replenish
your wardrohe. You know
that we curry everything u
lady needs or wants in
MILLINERY and READY-TO-WEAR
from a Silk Camisole to a
Handsome Cout or Pattern
Hut.
You know we ore the only ex
clusive ttore in Central Oregon
where Style, Quality and Work
ma whip predominates, The only
place you can tfet the exclusive
mo Jels you usually find only in
the lartfe city stores, for one-third
less in price.
On account of the epidemic in our little city the past six weeks, we
are left with a much larger stock of Millinery than we usually have
at this season of the year, therefore we are tfoinif to Sacrifice
llVCry Hilt in thu House, regardless of the former price.
Conic In at your earliest opportunity and select your Winter Hat
or needs tn our Ready to-W 'ear.
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K, Talma ii of Portland Ih In tho
city on IiiihIiiuiin,
I.oiiIm Knight or Ft. Klamalli In In
tho clly on business.
Mth, A. F. Larson Iiiih roltirnnd to
hnr homo In thin city.
Fred Wnnrlght of Prlnovlllo Ih In
tho city on IiuhIiiohh,
P, C, Donovan of Htnuffor Ih trans
acting IiuhIiiohh In tho city.
fl, K, Mathany of CorvalllH Ih hero
looklnK after !uhIiu;hh Interests.
D, (I. McPherson loft UiIh mornlriK
for a business vlnlt to Portland,
Win. II. Hayes or Oliver Lake Ih
traiiHactliiK ImihIiiwh In tho city.
J II, Miller of Portland Ih In thn
city look I n c alter IiuhIiichn ItitnreHtH.
Mr. und Mth, CharleH Lenz of Port
land aro In tho city lor a Hhort vlnlt
with frlundH.
Mr, and Mrn. F. K. Shaw of CroH
cent nro In tho city for u brief vIhII
with frlt'ialH,
A. .11. Oortnon or Hummer Lake Ih
In the city lor tho purponu or tratiH
aclliiK hunlni'HB.
('. K, OIiiktch or Fleetwood Ih In
tho city vIhIUiik with frlundH und
traiiHactliu; IniHlneHH,
Cliarlcn N'olnon of Condon arrived
In tho city ycHterday and will remain
hero Heveral da)H looklnK lifter IiuhI
iiohh nffatrK.
Mr. and Mrn. K (I. Itourk of Crcn
cent nro here for a Hhort vIhII with
frlendH. Mr. Itourk reportn tho rondH
to the Mouth In excellent condition.
luKton, Ih n liunliH.'HH vlntor In tho
city, arrlvliiK flutiday mornlnc,
Mr. and Mm, C. M. PIiIIHph of Ball
Lake City, Utah, arrlvdd In tho city
flunday in or ii lin: and expect to locate
here.
(From Mouday'H Dally.)
H. fi. IloKtie of Portland Ih hero on
bunliK'MH.
Mr. mid Mr, CurtlH Kmlth of
llurim are In tho city.
Win. Warner or Portland Ih n IiuhI
iiosh vlnltor In tho city.
Ceo. T. McMiniUH of Portland Ih
hero on a IiuhIiuwh trip.
Dnn HoIhIhk or MotolltiB Ih In tho
city traiiMictluK 1uhIihh,
F. J. ItlchardH or Portland Is trann
actliiK buHlnowt In the city.
Mm. K. Taylor or PaUley Ih tho
KUOHt ol frlendH In the city.
12. J Condon of Portland Ih In the
city for a Hhort 1juhIiioh trip.
N. J. AiiKlmid of Powell Ilutto Ih
traiiHactliu: IiuhIiiohwJii the city.
II. Tabor o? Itedmonil wafTtrnns
uctliu: liUHlneHH In tho city yi'Htordny.
Thoman HutchliiBon of I.yle, Wa.slt
liiKton, Ih traiiHactliiK buHliu'xs In
tho city.
Mr. and Mm. J. F. Ilrndley ot
Portland were In tho city HpondiiiK
the week-end.
Cecil O. HollliiHliud of Im Pino
Hpent Sunday In the city, leavlm; for
IitM homo today.
Mr. and Mm. Meredith llalley, Jr.,
of SlHtorn Hpont tho week-end with
frleiidn In thu city.
Mr. and Mrn. F. U. Schwnrtz of
IluriiH, OroKon, nro In thu cty, rul
tercd at tho Cozy hotel.
Kd Ik-iiHon ot Oak Point, Wash-
(Fiom Muturday'a Dallr.)
J, T, McOurry of Hcdtnond In lioro
on IiuhIiicrh,
Alvln Hy,r,n or Powell Ilutto Ih In
tho city toduy trunnactltiK buHlncHH,
MIhii Ollvo Campbell left lant night
to Hpend the wuok-end on a vlnlt with
rulntlven In Hcdtnond,
J. Alton Thornpnon, county Hupor
Intendent of hcIiooIh, and Clyde Mc
Kay, county trcanurcr, mado a bunl
iiesn trip to Blxters yeHlcrday,
Claude McColloch of Portland, at
torney for tho Central OreKon Irrla
tlon dlntrlct, Ih In tho city today at
tending n tneetliiK of tho executive
committee.
O. C. k8chmclchcl of Davenport,
lawo, arrived In tho city ycHtorday
to look after tho affalra of IiIb
brother, Kdward Schtnelchel, who
died at the Kmergency liOHpllal lant
Sunday even Inc.
(From Friday's Dally.)
U. K. DuHhell of Portland Ih hero
Oil btiHltlOHH.
0, i:. IlurHch of Sherar Ih In the
city traiiHdctliiK bualneHH.
W. II. Uoodwln of Portland Ih In
tho city on u bunlneHH visit,
II. It. KoIIoki,' ot Portland Ih tranB
actliiK buHlncHH In tho city.
Mr. and Mm. K. J. Druenn of Port
laud ore In tho city vlHltlnt; with
frlendH.
Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Madden or Tho
DnlluH are In tho city vIkUIiik with
frlendH.
Vernon Polndexter of Prlnuvlllo
wiih In the city last night vlHltlnt
with friends.
C. H. Hamilton arrived In Ilond
from Portland yesterday for a Hev
eral days' visit with frlendH.
Mr. and Mm. C. A. Iteed of Hood
Illvor arrived In the city UiIh morn
Iiik mid will remain hero for several
duyH, the KUOflts of frlendH.
Dr. Turner, eye speclallBt of Port
land, will be In Ilond again Sunday
and Monday, November 2i and 2&.
HenduchoH relieved, cross eyon
BTrnlKhtonSuY eatlsfactlon Buaran
teed. Consult him. Adv. 29S-Cc
"Buy A Gift
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(From Thursday's Dally.)
Horace Ilrooklngs Ih In the city on
buHlneHH.
M. SoroiiHon of Slaters Is transact
Ins buHlness In thu city.
J. A. Krnest of Ft. Hock Is trans
acting buBlncHB in the city.
P. II. DnvlH or Sisters Is In thu
city for n brief business visit.
E. T. Hcnncman of Tho Dallos,
Oregon, Ih in the city on business.
Jay L. Hnrton of Tho Dallos, Ore
gon, Is transacting business In the
city.
Mrs. Wllllnm Kverlnghnm of Hood
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Bend's Santa Claus Store
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HOUDAY SHOPPING
IS ON AT THIS STORE
Here Shoppers find what they Want at
the Right Prices
COME AND SEE OUR
Dolls
Sleds
Games
Engines
Animals
Doll Furniture v
Black Boards
Toy Dishes
Toilet Sets
Chinawaro
Velocipedes
Wagons
Autos
Hobby Horses
Chairs
R.ubber Toys
Foot Balls
Knitting Sets
Water Sets
Silverware
Cut Glass
Sewing Sets
A Week
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How easy it is to "Buy a Gift a
Week." A little remembrance
for Aunt Mary this week a gift
for Sister Jane next week just
that way one at a time.
Plenty of time for the select ion of each
gift. Take it home, wrap it up care
fully and lay it away for Christmas.
This year the government has ordered
stores not to keep open longer hours
duriog tne holiday season, nor employ
extra salespersons.
Start Now, Buy a Gift a Week
Appropriate and sensible gifts, practi
cal and useful, will be found here only
Stop and Shop at
jpsragra
Itlvcr is In the city visiting with
friends.
Dayton O. Williams of Klamath
Falls, Oregon, Is a business visitor
In tho city.
Mrs. M. II. Illggs ot Prlnovlllc is
In tho city, tho guest of Mr. and Mrs.
M. F. Horton.
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Main have re
turned to their home In this city
after spending the paBt three months
on an auto trip to eastern states.
They visited for some tlmo with rela
tives in Kansas.
PLANS LONG RANKS OF
TREES TO HONOR DEAD
(Pr United rrru to Th fend Bulletin.)
WASHINGTON', Nov. 2C A nation-wide
movement has been started
by tho American Forestry association
for tho planting of memorial trees
for tho soldier dead.
Charles Lathrop Pack, president
of tho association, has written to
every governor asking co-operation.
Tho plan Is to havo each state plant
memorial trees along tho great trans
continental motor highways.
P. S. Rldsdalc, secretary of tho
association, says many towns and
cities have taken up the idea and
tho General Federation of Women's
Clubs Is considering a similar plan
for tho Lincoln highway to bo car
ried out by tho stato organizations.
"Nothing could be more appropri
ate," says Mr. Paok, "than to havo
each stato through which a motor
highway passes, plant 'victory oaks
or 'victory elms' or other trees for
Its soldiers who lmv.o died in battle.
The motor has played a mighty part
In winning tho war.
"Wood has played a big part in
victory, too. Our stocks must bo re
plenished. With each state co-operating
with tho highway authorities,
a living, age-Ions lesson could bo
taught tho coming generations as to
tho beauties and value of forestry."
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Wall and Minnesota Streets
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