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FROM DAY TO DAY
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Wednesday
1 Howard Wuliion nf Tuiimlo wim a
,' i vlHltor In tint city hint ulglil.
II, H, HhIIiwiiII of Crescent In
& tiaiiHiictliu; ImimIiiohm in tliu clly to
' (luy.
II, H. Royco of t lit Pioneer KiiniRrt
'"left IiihI night for Portland on n
iihort btmltiunit trip.
Mr. mid Mrn. Dnn W. AtiKluntJ
, word In IiihI night from their raucli
In tho Alfulfa dlHtrlcl,
II. W. (IiiiiI of Minims ami John
-lUiiularHOil of Ojiu! City spout yes
terday afternoon anil IiihI night In
Ilund.
Mr. ami Mrn. V. II. HonniUli, who
havu boon vIhIUiik at tho homo of
Mr. and Mm. V. (I. Nowton, loft
Lint night for Vancouver, II. C.
4 l. A. Hinllli, formerly of Join1'
'iish Market. J'oMlanil, nreitpti-d u
jioHltlnn early In tho week with
O'Donunll HroK,' murko'l.
Rev. Klwuod 1. Lyons will speak
w parts of tho Old Testament at
tho Piosuyinrlnn church tonight.
"Tho service ImKlim at H o'clock.
MIkh Darrull lliirton In ropor'd
ito lut makliiK excellent progress
'lifter undergoing iinyiporntlou for
u'ppendlcltls, porfoiniod yesterday.
Mrn. H. J. Mllllron la In Homl thin
week visiting her daughter, Mrn.
Muudo Logan. John Mllllron. Mrn.
; Logan's brother, Is nlso a visitor.
MrH. H. I. Olson, who linn been
f , receiving medical attention In llitnd
rtor novornl weeks, loft I mil ulxlil
'4 for lii r homo In Ontnillit, Wash
litiKton. MrH. 1 1 it k It Dugim departed for
Ihor homo in 1'ortland last night
' .nttnr vlnltlng for 10 days with hor
Non, CltmlOH Dtigan, of tint Hum!
ilron Workn.
tt Mrs. W. I). McKay, who hait been
jtflsltlng at tint homo of liar duur.h
Uur, Mm. It. J. Todd. loft Inst night
tfor loir homo In Portland after u
week's visit hero.
Dr. and Mm. C. II. Jliilloy nnd
A-on Ilrtico of Portland panned
throiiKh Ilttnd yesterday aftornoon,
oil' routo to Orator lako. Dr. Ilalloy
In a tMill-known Portland physician.
Mm. I A. CornolluHNon and hook
'Frederick and Kyolf and daughter
llorlH Infl hiNl night for Hentile.
wlntro thoyjtwill vUll with friends
' ami relatives for uhout two months.
Mr. and Mrn. J. I.. Hudson and
daiiKhtor nnd Clark Howard of
;ISnker -worn In Bond today, motoring
throiiKh to Portland. Mr. Dodnon
In n successful ninchor of llakor
county.
Lieutenant (). II TIcor and Mm,
-Tlccr loft JiihI night for Portland
after fiim'wIliiK Huveritl days In Hend
Ljoujurjunt TIcor expects IiIh ills
charge from tho army mum. una
oxpuctft to return (o Homl to iiluko
IiIh homo.
Big Hanker-Farmer Mix
er on Tumalo Inland Sep
tember 1. Adyv ,
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Tuesday
(Prom Tuesday's Dully.)
Miss Cirol lioyd hits-accepted a
poult Ion In tho poHtofflco.
Miss 'Mario Fox, of tho Control
Oregon hank, In 111 this week at hor
homo.
John 'Colomiin of Crescent Ih In
Hum! for it fow days, transacting
business.
J. W. Harry and family of HlHtom
aro In Ilund vlidtltiK for a few diiyn
at tho homo of J, I), Howinun.
Minn Ollvo Complioll, formorly
with Tho Hullutliit wuh In tho city
yoxtorday from hor homo In Jtod
montl. Mr. untl Mr. C. W, Mypr of Bo
attlo arrived today for u vlnlt with
Mm. Mcynm' mot hor, Mm. 0. H.
Yoaclium, and nlhtor, Mm. V. ('.
McCulntoji,
Minn Honlrlco KdmuiiHou, who linn
lit.'oa employed in tho ofhco of
Counly Clerk J. II. Ilunor, loft thin
uiornltin for hor homo In Tho.DallcH
to accept aiiothttr pohIHoii,
Minn Dunlin DIhIiou Iiiik re
turnod to Ilund ami 'will uriiIii ho
with Maunhelmer IIiom. Moro thuu
once Ml" DlHhon halt left Ilund, hut
Huyn xhe Ih happy to return, '
Mr. and Mm. It. W. Harvey rn
turucd flaturduy ovenlnc from a
novo nil uuukN' trip to Stmttlo und
othor WnNhliiRton cltloH. Accom
panylnK thorn on their return wiih
Mm. M. J. Harvey and .Mm. K. B.
Harvey of fioattle.
William 11. I n in nn and Mm. Olllo,
Wlllcox were married Friday oven
ItiR nt tho homo of Cheater Ilrookx
of thlK clly, Itev. K. II. JohtiRon or
tho HaptUt church hulnc tho offl
elating clerD'inau. Mr. nnd Mm.
Imniin will iniiko their homo In
Ht'iid.
Anna Hello 'AS'lliton and Joitoph
A. AcriM, hoth of thin city, were
quietly married Baturduy ntturnoon
at tho Pnifthyterlun church, lttiv.
II. C. HartrAtift pronouncing tint
iiliirrlnKo Horvlce, .Mr.-Vund Mn,
Acreo expect to ruako tholr homo
In or. near II end.
CITY COUNCIL TIME FOR FOOD
ORDERS NOTES; SALE EXTENDED
HEND TO HAVE .$25,000
AVAILABLE 'SOON. -
IlltU Arc AxUctlion Sf.W Kins Iiil
inent iSO-Vcar Water I'roorlilM)
In AnUvtl y 1 1. I). (HImio
t'oni'i'i'fi! Wiilkw Ordered.
Big Banker-Fanner Mix
er on Tumalo Island Sep
tember 1. Adv.
Final Htojm to place Homl llnaucoH
on a firm footing wero taken Tues
day nluhl hy tho city council when
an ordinance wiih puhkoiI under an
omurr.oiicy cIiiuho iHHtilnR to MorrlH
IlroH. of Portland UT.,000 worth or
one-year J per cent. notoH for
f24,G7fi. Tho ordlnanco waft Imme
diately ' fllKnud hy Mayor J. A.
KmitoH, and tho money will ho
nvallahlo for city oho In retiring
wurrantH now duo and In taking
euro of tho deficit of tho prencnl
year, an noon iih the noten can hu
prlntefl by tho hondlnR hounu.
IlecommuudiitlonH for additional
flro flKhtliiK uiulpment, madu hy
tho Htato ratltiK Inireau In a report
to tho city council, wero read, nnd
Infer ii ruvlHcd list, better fitted
for a city of thl hIzc, prepared by
fluorxo W. Btoknn, reprencntlnK the
fitato flro mamhul, wan presented by
Councilman McPhemon. It wok de
cided to Ihxuo a call for hldK on the
equipment. Three hundred feet of
Inch nnd a half Iioku and a reel
aro chief uhioiik tho Itctnn to bo
purchnnod.
Kchotil Called Kim Trap.
Tho report of John O. linker,
roptoiiontatlvo or tho rating bureau,
on tho now flro engine wart read and
ordered filed. It wan on Mr.
Haker'H report that the ongluo hnd
already It eon accepted by tho city.
'A report from Flro Chief Tom
Carlon declared tho Central nchool
bulldliiK to bo n flretrnp, and ntnted
that Mr. Htokeii hnd recommended
that It bo condemned. '
I innrhUe Ahkid.
. SeokltiK .a 20o'enr franchltio nc
cordltiR I-:. I). OIlHon tho privilege
of operating a water nystem for tho
city, nn oidlnnuco bill was Intro
duced nnd rend for tho first time
without dlACUHidon. According to
pliuiH already announced, Mr. Qllnon
contemplated Mupplylng tho city with
Witter from fiprlttj; river.
Tho council approved tho appoint
ment mndo by tho mayor of IC. I..
BtovenH ah chief flro engineer, nnd
of Joo DiivIh nn iiHHlHtnnt pound
miiKtor, and passed five ordnnnccn
under nmorgoncy claueen ordering
tho countructlon of concreto walks
In u portion or tho buslnoHK district.
Order book for rood now iiellliu;
Ot the poHtofflco will remain open
until all Urn merchOndlKO available
hart huon applied for, Mr. HudHon
announced Tncuduy, TIiIh will glvo
resldentrt of the rural dlHtrlctH, who
may havo received luto notlccn, a
cliunco to take ndrantngo ot tho
government's plan to lowor tho cost
or living,' he pointed out.
V('RelabIe Kntored.
Up to this aftornoon six ordorri
had been placed, totalling clone to
lfiOO pounds. nico nnd canned
clterrlen, ot which n very limited
Mtipply .was offered, wero iiulckly
dlHposed of, and next In popular
favor wont canned tomatoeH nnd
corn, tho government prlco for
which is considerably Iohk than tho
current retail quotation.
May Club Oidem.
I.lttlo deilro was shown for flour,
which, with pontage added, has but
little appreciable difference from
tho' ordinary retail price, while
bacon wait turned down in splto of
tho fact that tho government's
quotation In approximately CO par
cent, lowor than tho present retail
chnrges. This commodity, Mr. Hud
son mentioned, Ih ono of tho first
to bo asked for, but becnuso It
must bo purchased in case lots tho
Individual buyer docs not reel dis
posed to order. Mr. Hudson be
Hove, however, that tho supply
offered tor Hend will bo disposed
or by houseboldcm clubbing tholr
orders on bacon and on othor nr
tides where the rules specify buy
ing In quantity.
Money paid Into tho poHtofflco
grocery store ror nrtlclcs ordered
and for postage on ordera from San
Frunclsco" to Hend totalled 1143.48
this morning.
Hold the date Sept. 1.
Big Banker-Farmer Mixer
on Tumalo Island. Adv.
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STACKERS SAVE
IN HAYING SEASON
Unloading by Machine UcIcom-h
Hand Itrarr by 1'mj r l!oiot.
1.1 fe. In 1( to 12 Yeni-x.
Put it lit The Itulletln.
Thousands of farmers who faced
tho harvesting of n largo hay crot
Inst year' with fewer hands than us
ual to help do tho work owo their
sUcccsh in bundling nnd saving their
crop to liny stackers. The hay stack
er is to stacking what tho horse fork
Is to putting hny In tho barn, a sav
or of man and labor, A boy who
can drlvo n team can tako tho place!
ATTRACTIVE
VALUES!
Particularly Smart
WOMEN'S and MISSES'
NEW PLAID SKIRTS and
PLAIN COLORED
SKIRTS
Just received by express. They're of Wool Velour
for Serge, and in the Box Plaited or Side Piaffed
Models. Also Plain Models in Tricotine, Serge,
Panama and Jersey.
Priced at$7.75 to $19.50
MIS CORDUROY THE FAIR ST0RE
5Ull5--$l9.5
Ladies and Men's Outing Coats
$2.75. $4.50 and $6.50
Ladies' and Men's Outing Breeches
$5.00, $6.00 and $7.50
FALL HATS Buy Now and Save Money
All Shades and Styles-T$2.00 to $5.75
Cow Boys and Velour Felt Hats
$4.50 to $12.00
Biding Boots-$ 15.00
Canvass Regulation Leggings--$1.50
Leather Puttees $6.75, 8.75, 13.75
Wrapped Spiral Leggings-$1.50 and 3.00
Sweaters and Jackets $2.75 and 4.50
Boys' and Men's Jerseys-$2. 50
Full Line of Men's Dress and Work Pants
$2.45 to $7.50
Special Khaki Pants-all sizess-$2.25
Hunkidori Han J Made Loil.':r and Work Shoe. Hanacn't
Hand Made Nap-Tan Lotfrfer and Wok Sltoei. Ladiei' Out
latf Slioei. Full Line of Children! School Shoei,
Oiif Afofo U "SalltfeJ Guslometi" by glolng Reliable Merchandise
LOVEN & CHINLUND
HEAD TO FOOT OUTFITTERS
1017 Rnnd Street . iJeU. Urctfon
Has been sold to Mr. Edwin
C. Eberly, formerly of Hood
River.
Out of a great number ot applicants
to buy The Fair Store, we selected Mr.
Eberly as representing that high type
which we all desire to have added to
our town's citizenship.
Mr. and Mi's. Eberly both have had
several years of store experience and
come so very well recommended that
i we do not hesitate to ask for them
'your kindest consideration and contin
ued patronage.
NEW FALL WOOL
DRESS GOODS
SUITINGS
CLOAKINGS
Dress Materials from the Laporte Woolen Mills.
Our assortment includes every wanted material
Plaids for Skirtings. Serges and Poplins for Coatings
all the approved colors for Fall wear. Home
sewers will do well to examine this line of dress
goods before buying their fall supply
95c to $6.50 a Yard
Stcp'trd Shop at
fPWJSPIE
Quality Pioneers lince 1911
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Disposing of The Fair Storelleaves us
free to devote our entire to our New
Dry Goods and Shoe Store. In this
we shall most certainly
Strive to Please You
The Warner Company
Quality Merchandise at Popular Price
of a man In tho haying operation
Two tnon nnd a boy using a londor
and stacker will handle about 75
por cent moro hay for each man dur
ing a day than a threo-roan crow
loading nnd unloading by huml.
Small Stnrks Xot Kooiionilcal.
In building a haystack with a
stacker It Is scarcely economical to
make ono containing less thnn 10
tons. It is common on many farms
to sco stacks ot hay at tho end ot
corner of tho field next to tho farm
buildings, tho site being chosen in
order to havo tho hay handy for
feeding. Tho total distance travel
ed In bringing hay to ono sido of a
squnro field is approximately CO per
cont greater than in hauling to tho
center. If tho staple is located at
ono corner of tho Hold, tho distance
traveled' Is 100 por cent greater.
Tho aim of all good stack build"
ors Is to make a stack that will not
"tako water." This can bo accom
plished by tramping tho mlddlo 'veil
and always keeping It lilgher then
tho edges during tho procoss of
building.
Hold the dateSept. 1.
Big Banker-Farmer Mixer
on Tumalo Island. Adv.
Daily Market Report
fFurnUhcd by rrnctnpt,iui th
Central Orcxon Bnk.)
MVKSTOCK.
NORTH PORTLAND, Aug. 20
Ono hundred anil flftv rniiia -.-
jceived. Market bteady.
I nest steors. 111 11.50; good
iu em-lew, i vou' iu.ou; medium to
good. 9 10; fair to medium.
7.50S.50; common to fair, ?7
07.50; cholco cows and heifers,
$7.75 0 S.25; good to choice 7
7.50; medium to good. $6.6007;
fair to medium, JBtfpG.DG; eanBers,
$305; bulls, $007; calves, $10
015.
IIor Market.
rifty hogs rcceivea. Market
stead to strong.
Prime mixed. $212U50; me
dium mixed, $20021; rough heavy,
$19.50020; bulk of sulcs, $21,
Hhecp Market. n
No sheep received. Market steady,',
Prime lambs. $11.60012.60; fair
to medium, $11011.50; , yearlings.
$708.50; wethers, $707.50 owes.",
$507.50.
nUTTEn MAKKKT,
(Prlrea quota! by the Control O'rrrca ,
FarnMiV Crtunery.), ,v v''
Prints, parchment wrapped, 67c,''
wholesale prlco.
MILLICAN MAN HAS
FINE SWINE RECORD
Au unusually flno record In hog
raising In Central Oregon is that
made by R. R. Koller ot tho Mllll
can district, vho during tho wook
brought in to Bond throo -l-months-
old porkors, averaging 14C pounds
each. Milk formed a large part of
tho ration usod in bringing tho pigs
rapidly to marketable slzo.
Hold the date Sept. 1.
Big Banker-Farmer Mixer
on Tumalo Island. Adv.
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GROCERY!
Our Grocery
Prices Are Right
At All Times
Try Us and be
Convinced
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