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YOUR DRUG STORE
SAFETY
RAZORS
$1.00 to $10.00
Ha.oi Strops
Shaving Brushes
Shaving Soup
Talcum Powder
! Ci
in fact everything
t6 help 'make a
shave enjoyable.
1...1 X1-' J.1 L- J
PALACE
Meat Market
Just Remember
Magill & Erskine
o'icani: nuiLniKo
Our I'frcti4ion Dfpitmnl it Complcls
in Ilvciy Drtid.
YOUR DRUGSTORE
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
(Prom Wodnomlny'a Dully.)
J. J. Klllur.or f Tornibonno was
In Ilia city thin iiiurnliiK.
llr. nnil Mm. Dan J. Angtand of
ATVnlfu woro In llmul today.
Reuben I.onn iiml Lmiton I.lno.
haugh of Silver ijiko vnrit transact
ing bimlnuM In Clio oily today.
W. C. lllrdanll returned to Ilond
thla morning from a bimlninw trip
to 1'ortlniul.
C. W. Iliimllton nml P. C. Wllllnma
tiro spending (tin iluy In Iloml from
tliolr homes In Terrebonne.
M. V. Knickerbocker onino In from
liln homo nt (Hat today to trammel
bualncaa In tho city.
Dr. J. P. KohcIi or Redmond wan
looking nftar business mutters In
Iloml today.
Mr. nml Mr. Oron C. Ward npunt
Ihhi ulghl In tlio city from their homo
In l'rlnovlllu.
"" Ollbort I), llrown, Hupervlsor of
tho Fremont national forest, In In
Vend today conferring with nfflclalu
from tho district officii In regard to
nllotmunU for tho comliiK fiscal year.
BEST
MEAT
HAM
BACON
SAUSAGE
ut the Host Prices
according to
QUALITY
Palace Meat Market
W. II. IIO YD, Proprietor
Phono Mack 001 ir Oregon St,
Mrv mid M8. II. A. Kendall woro
In tlio city yesterday oil IhhiIiicbh
from llinlr homo In Redmond,
' Mm. A. J. Kroonort returned Ihln
mornliiK from Portland, whoro iilio
wmi called by tho IIIiiohm of lior nlii
tor. Word was rocolvod lioro today of
tho arrival ut tho homo of Mr. and
Mm, J, 'I', IlooHloy In Portland of
mi eight-pound 1mby ;lrl, Mr. mid
LMm. Ilooiiloy woro former residents
of llend,
Word Iiiih boon rocolvod horo Hint
Ca;italn Frank Prlnco of Uond, who
milled from Pranco on January 21,
will arrlvo In Now York nbout Feb
ruary C, whun Mm. Prlnco will meet
him. They will Hpond n month In
tho cant boforo returning to Ilond.
Nowh Iiiih boon received of tho
death! of 3lr. Ella Thompson ut Ht.
Luko'fr; hospital In Hpoknno. film
died of pnoumonla, tho uttor-ofrocta
of Influenza. Whllu u rualdont of
Ilund alio wan with tho llund Park
company,
BKOOKS-SCANLON
TEAM IS GAINING
'J'mi Guinea Taken from PnifexMomil
.Mm on Club Allvytt Tourna
ment Ditto In Advanced.
(From Tuesday's Dally.)
It. I., Townb of l.ownr Ilrldgo was
In Ilond, thin ufturiinoii,
T.- II. Foley loft hint night for
Portland on liuntniHM.
Mm. W. P. Vnmlovort In vlnltlnK
her Hon, Dr. J. (3. VTuiduvort, lit lluniL
Mm. Mnrgarot Wlnlluld In In Ilond
today from lior homo In Terrebonne.
W. I). Cynm of Culvor U spending
tho day In tho city.
'tf
The EXIDE
Battery
is one of the hest on
the market,
We have them on sale
all the time.
WELDING
THERMIT
ELECTRIC
OXY-ACETYLENE
Electric Work on
Cars in'Spccialty.
H.R. RILEY
Near Pilot Butte Inn
John M. Porry of Torrobonno wan
In Ilond ymtorduy afternoon.
Wnltor II. May wiih ovor from hla
Clovordulo ranch yeatorday.
II. K. llrookn und W. C. Illrdsull
tuft lout nljclit on u btinluosH trip to
Portland.
W. 0. Kordhnm of La Pino woa
trnmutctlng bunlnusH In Ilond yon
turday.
W. E. Vnn Allen ami Clnudo Mc
Cailloy of Dovchiileii are IjubIiichb
visitors In Ilund today.
Members of tlio Presbyterian
IjuIIiii' guild will meet tomorrow
afternoon with Mm. 0. C. Morgan.
(loorgo Roberts Iiiih como In from
Lower Bridge and taken n position
with tho Ilund Oarage.
Craig Coy nor, former Ilund high
aoliool uthletu, Iiiih returned to thlH
city, having received hl discharge
from thu army.
Tho Ladle' aid of tho M. ' 12.
church meiitn with Mm. I.. L. Pox
Thursday iitlernoon, Pubrunry C, for
a biiNlniMH meetliiK.
Annell M. Hlewiirt, who wan ro
cently dlncharKod from tho U. H.
nurvlco at Vancouver barrackn,
Wanh,, ban returned to Ilund.
(luy II, WIIhoii, formerly of Ilond,
arrived yentordny mnriilni; to ntudy
local condition. Mr. WIIhoii wan
formerly n contractor hero und ex
peclH Jo return In tho nprliiK.
Tho Ilulletln In In receipt of a
photograph of Captain Ovorgo 8.
Vounr; of thu iMiKlneorn, Captain
Youiik wo formerly county Hurvoyor
horo, mid In now on duty In Prance.
Tho Ladle' Aid Hoclety of' tho
Chrlntlun church will meet with Mm.
I-:. K. Haniio, 11(77 Wunt Seventh
Htreet, Wedneaday iitlernoon. All
are cordially lulled to uttend.
(From Monday a Dally. V
J. II. Ilanor made a bunlneaa trip
to Redmond Innl nlijlit.
A. M. Stewart of llrothom In n
buultDMH vUltor In tho city.
J. (I, Wllnon of BUtern wan In tho
city .Sunday.
Mrif. L. A. FtemliiK of Portland
npunt tho week-end vlnltliiK with
frluudn In Ilond.
Mm. Flora Thomon In taklntj tho
placo of Minn Thompson an Instructor
tat tho Tumalo achool thin week.
Mr. und Mm. OeorKo Menkennialn
nro In llend today from their homo
III JIUIIIUIU.
K, T, I.uthey, commlHnloner of
Crook county, woh In Ilond today on
llUdlllCHB.
MIhr ICIhIo OIhIii, who wan called
to Medford Hiivurnl weokn ago' by thu
HorloiiH lllneKS of lior mother, hnn
returned to Ilund. .
Tho regular meetlnR of tho Library
club ban beuu pontpouud from to
morrow to Tuesday, February 11,
C. 1). HprliiKor, S. W. Smith, C. h.
Morgan und 10. O. Itourk are business
vlnltora In tho city today from Cres
cent Frederick Illco of Iledmond, nc
compaulod by his mother and two
HlHlem, was u Haturday night visitor
In Ilond.
Word wuh rocolvod today by
frluudn In llend of tho doath of Ivan
T, ThalHtrop In Washington. Mr.
Thalntrop formerly homestoadod up
tho DenchuteH.
Demi mid Itoland Itaymoud, who
ciiiuo horo recently with tliolr pnr
uiiIh from Pullman, Washington,
hnvo purchaued three Iota on Flrat
B,troot, near tho depot, und will orcct
it modern residence thoro hi tho near
futuro. Tho huIo waa oft'ectod
throufili thu IIokIii Lund company.
(From flaturdny'H Dally,'
Mr, and, MrH, Uert Smith of Ilond
are ronlntorod nt tho Hotel Portland,
Portland, Oro,, -"V.
. Aaron Norton nml Hownrd F.
Dyor of Mllllcau woro vtaftpra In tho
blty yoatorduy, ' ) ' 4
JnmoH Scott of Lowor'llrldgo was
traiiBuctliiK buslneu 'at Htho court
,,0U.M!; -XM'iT ''
(From Friday' Dally.)
Mm. W. C. Illrdnall nnd Mm. Harry
llrookn aro In Portland thin wouk.
J, L, Owon of Hampton In In tho
city today.
Htirton Onoy of La Pino In In Dond
today on bualnenn,
Mr. nnd Mm. Harold Shumwny are
In Ilond from Portland vlnlllni;
friends.
31m. F. M. Chrlnmnn of Kllvor
Lako arrived In Ilond lant night and
In romalnliiK ovor today.
Franklin Smith wan In tho city
last nlKht from bin homo In Vrlno-vlllo.
(From Thunidny'n Dally.)
Mr. nnd Jilm. 12. K. Woodcock of
Lukuvlow wcro In llend yoHtorduy.
Mm. M. R. Hock of Canby, Mliino-
nota, In horo to spend thu next fow
montbii with her son, J. K. Hock.
J. II, Ilnner, county clork of l)o-
n chut en county, ban roturnod from a
buslncHs trip to Vancouvor, Wash.
C. W. Allen and .M. L. Parbcrry of
Slalom spent yeatorday afternoon In
llend lookliiK after bUHlnoaa mattura.
(Jeonio Tonkin, district game
warden, In In Iloml on official bunl
ni'sn from headquartom ut Pendlo
ton. W. F. Loverciu, Fred McAlllator,
M. W. Knickerbocker und Mr. nnd
Mm. K. A. Ilona of Olnt wuro In Ilund
yeatorday.
C. P. Ucckcr, F. K. Dayton, Fred
N. Wallace and J. W. Urown wero
anionu tho visitors In tho city from
Tumalo today.
'A. M. llrown, of tho apruca produc
tion division, returned to Uond yes
terday, havliiK received his dlachargo
from thu service.
Chnrlea W. Eraklno, sergeant
major In tho chemical wnrfaro do
pnrlmont, U. S. urmy, returned to
llend laal night, having received IiIb
dlschiirgo from tho service. Ho waa
atatloned near Ilaltlmoro, Maryland.
(From Wodnoaday'n Dally.)
NtandliiK of tlio Tcaiim,
Won. Loflt. Pet.
Shovllii'HIxou r, 1 .833
IliiHlnesH Men ... 4 2 .000
ProfoHiilonn! Men.. ' (i .333
IJrookH-Scanlou .... 3 C .333
An tho result of tho match Inst
nlcht In tho athletic club bowling
tournament, the Ilrookn-Scaulon and
tho professional nicn'n teams are tied
for tho collar chumplohnhlp. Thb
liimbnrmcli took two out of three
KumuH .from tho professionals, IlyborK
of tho Ilrookn-Scaulon pin men roll
ing tho blfb score or 20C and IiIrIi
avuru'o of 1 CO.
Hocuuro of tho library benefit to
bo given' Friday night, tho match
scheduled for Hint tlmo between tho
Shovlln-Iilxon nnd tho business men's
teams will bo played off tomorrow
ovetilne.
WITNESS FOR STATE
HAS MEMORY LAPSE
(From Tuesday's Dally,)
Ilecauno Jeff Kolley, complaining
witness In tho trlnl of Harnett
Lowell, could not remember having
liquor In bin possession when ho wan
arrested last Thursday night, tho
Jury in Judgo Peoplea' court re
turned n verdict of not guilty to tho
chargo of bootlegging Inst last night.
II. II, Do Armond conducted tho
prosecution, K. O. Stadtor acting as
counsel for tho dofondant.
Chief of Police Nixon and Shorlff
S. K. Hoberta testified to having ar
rested Kolley and finding n partly
filled bottle of whiskey on him, while
Kelley to hi of buying thu liquor.
Lowell domed any knowledgo of tho
aalo and produced evidence to es
tablish an alibi.
Tho J dry In tho case wan made up
of It. L. Do Courcuy, Arthur Schill
ing, Sylvester L. Staata, Andrew V.
Clarno. K. K. Hanna nnd T. W.
Carlon.
Cut ThU Out It In Worth Money.
DON'T MI8S THIS. Cut out this
slip, enclose with Gc to Foley & Co.,
283G Sheffield Ave, Chicago, III.,
writing your namo nnd address clear
ly. You will recelvo In return n trial
packago containing Foley's Honey
nnd TnriCompound. for coughs, colds
nnd croup, Poloy Kidney Pills und
Foley Cathartic Tabletn. Sold every
where. Adv.
ANNUAL HTOUKIIOMtKllH'
.MKKTINfl.
Annual meeting of tho stockhold
ers of tho Arnold Irrigation company
will bo hold Fob. 10th. 1919. ut 1
p. m., In tho court room, Flrat Na
tional Hank Dldg.
(Signed) CHAS. SIPCHEN. Sec.
49-S0p
Worth Your
While Values!
Are always to be found here at
this store. Here now New Spring
Ginghams in the desired patterns.
PRETTY NEW PLAIDS-priced
from 29c to 65c
LINWEAVE-the Guaranteed '
White Goods Voiles Lawns
Dimities-Batistes-Skirtings, priced
from 20c to $1.25
NEW LERNER BLOUSES-in
Georgette and Crepe de Chirie-'
pretty new shades and styles
moderately priced from
$5.95 to $9.75
Gossard Corsets Nemo Corsets
Royal Worcester Corsetswe can
fit any figure. Special fitting ser
vice to be found only at this store
Watch for the arrival of our New
Spring Apparel. Our buyer, is
now in the style markets.
Slop and Shop at
' Bend's Oldest Mercantile Store
w
ARNER
HF.ND'S ECONOMY CENTKH
S
Bringing Down The
Cost of Living
This store leads ' in Reducing Prices
Others Follow Now Look Over
This List and See-.
Dress Ginghnm, 27-in fnst colors, the lend- 1 Q
er of the season, yard Jrl
Percale, 27-inch, n good cloth, yard 19c
Cnlico Standard American Print, yard 15c
Sheeting, 81-inches wide. A value you can't dupli
cate, yard 55c
Bleached Muslin A great value, yard 15c
Curtain Voile A fine igrade voile for curtains,
yard -JSL 25c
Snap Fasteners goodjefiies, all sizes 5c
Hook and Eyes all sizes, 2t on card... 5c
Coats Thread all nuinbers, 0 spools 25c
Aprons Women's Percale, bungalow style 98c
, Brooms 4 sewed corn j. a 59c
J ergon's Royal Palm Soap, bar - 9c
NOTICK OP FKOPOSKI) ASSESS
3IKNT.
Notlca la hereby given that tho city
engineer haa apportioned tho cost
for the construction of tho Improve
ment of Sowor Lateral No. 43 and
mado a proposed assessment thereof
which Is on fllo in tho office of tho
City Recorder and subject to exam
ination, and that any objection to
such apportionment that may too
mado must bo mado in writing to
tho Common Council and filed with
tho City Recorder within ten days
from tho publication of this notice
nml that tho same will bo heard by
tho Common Council boforo tho pas
sago of nny resolution usscsslng tho
cost of sntd Improvement.
I Uy order of tho Common Council
tills 4th day of February. 1919.
49o D. II. PEOPLES,
City Itecorder.
I
CLEAN-UP PRICES PREVAIL ON SWEAT
ERS, CAPS, MITTENS,, BLANKETS, ETC.
i'
NOTICE OF ItESOIiUTIO.V CON
I'llOHNU Kl'lllNKLINC; AS
SESSMENT POH 11)17.
Tho i following resolution was
adopted by the Common Council of
tho City of llend ut its regular meet
ing on February 4th. 1919:
"Whorcas, Tho City Itecorder has
heretofore caused to be published n
notice to tho effect that tho City En
gineer has madu an assessment upon
tho property benefited for sprinkling
certain streets und parts of streets
within said city for tho year 1917
nnd tiled same In tho oftlco of the
City Itecorder and that all Interested
persons might fllo written objections
thereto with tho City Recorder with
in five days from the date of salit
notice; and,
"Whereas, Said notico has been
duly nnd legally published und no
objection has been filed or made to
Bnltl assessment und to tho conflrmo.
tion thereof; now, therefore,
"Ilo It Resolved by tho Common
Council of tho City of Rend, That
said assessment for sprinkling cer
tain streets and parts of streets
within said City of Rend for tho
year 1917 bo nod tho same Is In all
things approved and confirmed; und,
"Uo It Furtlior Resolved, That tlio
City Recorder cause this resolution
to bo published In one publication
of a weekly newspaper published In
snlil city."
Dated this Oth day of February,
1919.
41)0 1). II. PEOPLES.
City Recorder
,
NOTICE OF RESOLUTION CON-
FIRMINO SPRINKLING AS-
HESSMENT FOR HUH.
Tho following resolution was
adopted by the Common Council of
tho City of Ilond nt Its regular meut
Ins on February 4th, 1919:
"Whereas. Tho City Recorder has
heretofore mused to bo published a
notico to the effect that the City En
gineer has made an assessment upon
tho proporty benefited for sprinkling
certain streets and parts of streets
wRhln suld city for t.ho year 1918
and filed samo In tho ofilco of tho
City Recordor and that all Interested
persons might fllo written objections
thereto with tho City Recorder with-,
in five days from the date of said
notice; and,
"Whereas, Said notico haa -been
duly and legally published and no
objection has been filed or mado to
said assessment find to the confirma
tion thereof; now, thcroforc,
"Be It Resolved ,by tho Common
Council of the City of Rend, Thut
said assessment for Bprlnkllng cer
tain street and parts of streets
within said City of Dcnd for tho
things approved and confirmed; and,
year 1918 bo and the same Is in all
"Bo It Further Resolved, That tho
City Recorder cause this resolution
to be published In ono publication
of a weekly newspaper published In
said city."
Dated this Cth day of February,
1919.
49c D. II. PEOPLES.
City Recorder.
NOTICE.
Notico Is hereby glvcn.that pur
suant to an order made by the Jus
tice of Peace, Bend district, De
schutes county, Oregon, the following
estrny cattle, to-wlt: Ono yearling
Jersey holfer, branded but which
brand cannot bo determined, and ono
yearling steer, red and white color,
not branded, will bo sold at tho Eltc
Watson ranch, G$ miles northeast
of Bend, ut tho hour of 2:00 o'clock
IV m., on the 21st day of February,
1919, to pay tho damages and ex
penses of tho undersigned In tho
keeping of said est rays and the costs
incurred in connection with this
proceeding, Including advertising
costs, said sale to be n public salo
to the highest bidder for cash.
Dated this 5th day of February,
1919.,
49-50C OTTO KAESEJMYER.
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