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' Wednesday
rioyd Dement Ih ,011 n
IjiihIiiuhh
trip to .Portland.
UliurtoH J. Kliinajwi or Silver
Lako Is In the city today.
A. M. Prlngl" Ml last Wt
u business trip to Portland.
' H. II, Hloclmiiui wnii n pamuiugor
for Portland 011 tliu nli;lit train,
W; V. Kryronr of Kbitcru wan In
s JJcml yesterday lo attend olrotilt
If' court.
Hun Xlininormnn In In Urn ally
today (turn lil home In the Ores
cotlt Miction.
' J, C. llndlfpr wiih In Mend yn
(onlay from hlu homo In Iti'dmond.
spending tho dny vlUlnt; friends.
lllrnm Norton loft Inst night for
iils homo In Kllvorton after 11 brief
vUll with old friends In this city.
Nni. K. i- Snyder nnil dnugh
tor, I.uolli', have koiio to Bnlom,
where Mrs. Hnyiler Is lo undergo
mi operation.
The HcaiidluiivlaiiI.ulheraH l.u
dlcit' Aid society will ho entertained
Thursday afternoon fit tho home of
Mm. I.udwlg Peterson nt 'i o'clock.
I,. V. KmKli n ml futility left llcnd
yonterdny for llielr homniitcmil nt
Mllllcnti. Tlioy will stock Miolr 320
nore with eown mid uteri u dnlry
i, rnnoh.
'j Tho CiiNcndo lintel, on tho corim.-
of Wnll iitnl Delaware, wiih purclmvil
todny hy Wllllum Patterson, from
Oconto Krllnnoni and J. N. Larson.
Tho consideration won not given
Tho hotel will bo under Mr. Putter
non's pt'i'nonnt mnnuwment.
Tho hotly of Walter Weber,
whoso death was caused Monday
hy tho accidental dlHChnrgo of tho
rifle ho wit carrying, wan shipped
laul night to I'ortlnnd. whuro fu
ll or 11 1 service will ho lndd.
Tho homo wirvlco noctlon of tho
. American llW Cross will ho Rlad
, to socunt used clothlni:. Donor's
: tiro naked to bring used garments
to Mrs. V A. Forbes, ut room 3,
n'chutH Investment company
hulldlnR, Wall and Oregon streets.
Tuesday
J. Uynn In on a trip to Roattle.
P. Van Tnsi.ol and 0. Wurd were
In taut nlRht from Clint.
UJl,iMlui,hM been confined lo
TnV linrBp fpr sqvoiuI days by llltui.
K. W, Wobor arrived In llond Jnit
xlcht, oallftU by tho doath of hU bro
titer.
V. 0. Kryruar and OeorRo K. Cy
rus, both of Slut urn. upont !( nlr.ht
in llond.
' Clnlro Payne, nn of Mr. nndMr.
R. U. Paynts l rwporliKl to b r
lously 111.
Frank Hoilaon, of I.nksvliiw, H In
Hind for n fow duy laoktMK aft"r
bUKlnoM niHttitrn.
"II. O. WIIkoii and wlfo wore vial
torn In tho city lunt nlRht from tholr
homo In Itvdmond.
Jack Horlon, of tho forunt iwrvlM.
In nt SUtorM RutllnR out lumbnr to btt
tmod In iiiuklni: tiiblrii for camp
Itroiiudtf.
Mm. It. 8. Dart lum ROim to Pon
dloton to attend a meotliiR of ootiniy
, library board rnpreKontntlvon from
DY-IT
will '
do it
Best Straw Hat
Coloring.
Brighten up the
last year s old
straw Hat
with
DY-IT
Magill &
Erskine
'.
nil sections of tho stiito.
lllrnm I'. Norton, formally with
(ho HruokvHounlon Lumber Co., Iir
Hi In oily, Ih visiting In llond today
from Mm homo at Hllvorton.
rixturos nro being movod out of
Logan's ciiridy liltcliun, mill an arch
Iiiim bcn cut throuRh tho wnll, to
iillow for tho enlargement of tho
Union grocoiy,
Word was recelvou yesterday of
tho death of Mm, Hoy K. Hartley ut
Cadillac. Michigan. Until recently,
.Mr. mid Mm. Hnrtloy woro residents
of llond. Tho body will ho broiiKht
to I'ortlnnd tonli;ht, and II, J. Power,
with whom Mr. Hartley wan formerly
associated In (ho J. 0. Pennoy store
here, will Hivij tonight to attend tho
services,
Monday
It II. Campbell, of Culvor, pont
taut nlr.ht In llond.
Mr mid Mrit. J. L. Parborry, of
HlNlorn, were ciilliira In this city lnl
IllKllt.
CharloH Ayren, rmiRorn the V. H.
National forMt, litni rnnlcued from
tho iiervloo.
II. M. Ktnphouii nnd M. It. Mat
thew tettirned yentprday from an
milo trip in IltirtiM.
OorRO J. Hurl, auditor for tho
Union Pacific, In roIiir over tho
hooka of tho 0.W, office today
Itov Owen K Jonen, of tho Kplnco
pal church of I la It or, recently an
nounced an n candlduto for United
Stnto repronontatlvo, arrived In
Head tlita niornlui;.
W I,. HtephitiiH, pharmacim at the
MiirIII &. Hrnkluo dniR ntoro bun re
turned fiom Portland, whom ho was
ndmltlod Into Al Kudor Temple. No
ble of the Mymlc Hlirlne.
Carlcion Bwlft, Caihlor of tho
Llventock fituto bank of I'ortlaud,
C. C. Clnrknon, unnlmant caahler, 1.
W. Plernon, nuperlntendent of tho
Portland Union Stock yordn, and Dr
Kdmund Labbe, of Portlnad. French
C'oimul, motored throiiRh Itond yen
terdny on their way to Mr. riwlft'n
Happy Valley ranch lu Harney
county.
Tim lidhw (Itilld of tho Iliptlm
church will meet with Mm. J. II.
Hoybiirn hi her homo at tho foot of
Orer.on mreoi nt 2:30 o'clock tomor
row' aflornoon. Tho meetlnR In
called for tho purponu of roorRault
InK tho Rulld. and nil who nro Ir-
toroited are Invited to attend. J)r.
(leorRo II. Van WnCori, Arqhdeacoa
of KaHtern OreRon, will bo proiwit
and will outline the proRrani of ro
orKAiilzutioir. '
Saturday
K. V Walwr. prlnolpal of (ho La
Pine nchooi. la a week ond vlnltor la
the cliy.
Hurtou Oatty. forent ranger, re
turned to hln home at Lu Pino tblH
moral iir.
Minn Murxnrot Cook returned to
day, from a protracted visit with rel
ative In Iono. .
U L. Jamison, county iiRrlclutu
rlt. and Mm. Jamlnon, woro In Hon 1
lum ulifht from Itedmond.
L. J. MJIIa. of Portland, ban ar
rived In Hand to nccopt 11 position an
pharmacim nt the Owl Drug store.
The ladle of tho Catholic church
will give u bard parly nnd dituco
nt tho Kmblcm club Tliumdny uyeu
Iiir, April 22
DoiiKlas Mullarky, editor of tho
Itedmond Bpokonman. nnd Mr. nnd
Mm. Jnrj 1 Moore, uIho of Redmond,
wero vIbJiow lu tho city today.
Louis Peterson, sentenced yoiitor
day In pollco..court lo pay h flno of
I00 for vlolutlon of tho prohibition
law, dlBchnrROd hln obllRatlon this
mornlnK and wub released from cus
tody, Mrn. Qortrudo Whltols, candlduto
for tho ropubllcau noinlnntlon for
county Hchool Hiiporlntondont, and N.
II, Klllott, both of Torrobonno, woro
vialtOM in Hond thU afternoon.
A mnrrlRo llconso 1ms been Issued
rum tuu imico 01 uiu county clerk
to Glen Qjnr, of DoHchutOB, and Mlaa
Kuui uiiBonioyor, toachor nt tho
Ploasaut ItldRO Bchoo). Tho woddliiR
will bo lu Itedmond tomorrow.
Harold I Huinbort, presldont of
tho StiKo flunday School association,
will visit (ho various Sunday Schools
lu Dom! and will Bponk nt tho Chrla
tlnn church nt 11 o'clock Sunday
mornliiR. Ho will bo present at it
rally nt tho Ilaptlst church t 2:30
o'clock In tho nftornoon.
Friday
h. K. Shepherd is In Hodmoiul to.
day on business. "
Mr.nnd Mrs. Prod N. Wnllnco. of
Tlliunloiivlsltml rinnil inntnlrrl,t
-AtiRilht Anderson loft this morn-
on n oiisiiiosh trip to Portland.
William, Chnmplaln, of Pilnovllle
wan 11 vldllor In tho city hint night,
Mr. and Mm, It. II. Chapman, of
Lower Ilrlde, epent liint)ilRht In
Hand.
Al ('. l)avln, formerly of thin city.
wiih In llond today from Portland 011
bllOlllODH.
Colonel John Lender, formerly In
charxu of military tralriliiR" at tho
Unlverwlty of OreRon, wan In thq city
today.
Tho Kmern club of tho order of
Kantorn Klar, will rIvo a danclnR
party In tho Munonlc hall tonlclit.
All Manoim mid Kantern fltftid are In
vited. Mr. C. II. Hhiimway who him
been vlnltliiR with her mother, Mrn.
Peter Myberj;, for tho pant four
weekH, haH left to rejoin her hunband
In Ran FrnnclBCO.
Mr. nnd Mrn. J, II. Hodnon and Mr.
and Mm. Hnrold Klein, of the Clovei
dalo noctlon, wero lu Head lnnl nlRht
to neo the Coininorclal, club live
utock movlo hIiow,
"" On account of an evenliiR ncnnlon
of tho circuit court tonight tho meet
ing of the Hoover republlcann ha
been pontponed until next week, tho
date of which will bo announced
Inter In Tho Ilulletlu.
Thursday
It. K. Allen Ih lu the city today
from IJurnn.
V. M. Cleaves, of Crescent, left
thin mornlnK for hln homo nfter a
two day ntuy In Ilejtd,
Mm. Charles Hayler returned thin
morning from n visit with friends In
Prcncott, WuNihliiRton.
K. W. Marshall has arrived In tho
city from Spirit Lako to accept a po
sition nt tho Mnnnhelmer store.
Mr. and Mm. I. K. Hehymer of 118
I-avu road, nro tho parents of a nlno
pound baby boy bom this morning.
Douglas Johnson, formerly of tho
forest ncrvlco, ban accepted a ponltlon
iih scaler at Ilrookn-Scanlon Camp
No. 3.
Mr. nnd Mm, II. A. Horn leave to
night for Portland, where Mrs. Horn
will undergo an operation for throat
trouble
Miss Margaret K. Spalding left this
morning for QrqntH Pass and Sno
homish, Wash., to vlnlt with friends
and relatives.
C. O. Allen leaven tonight tor
Portland to Join his wife at their
new homo nt Urrsham. Mr. and Mrs.
Allen nro early pioneers of tho Cen
tral Oregon country.
Mr. and Mrs, II. CnvannuRh, of Ln
Pine, uro spending tho day In llond.
Mr. mid 31m. Jarod Mooro have re
turned from n trip through Uutto,
Montana nnd Poentollo, Tdaho.
Ilcv. J. O. Hougon, upcuklng nt
7:45 o'clock Sunday evening at the
Scandinavian church, will deliver 11
locturo on thu subject, "A Life of
Servlco an tho Highway to Succors
mid Truo Qrcatness."
Put H m Tho Ilnllctln.
&
aPiAfHtat
Undermuslins r
fi? f i
New, Crisp, Dainty Garments
i
Made of Fine Nainsook, Cambric or Muslin.
Laces and Embroideries used in trimming.
Our stock is very much underpriced according
to today's prices.
Corst Covws-39c-55c-59c-79c
Night Gowns--$l.?9-$2.25-$2.50-$2.95
Envelope Chemise-r$1.79-$2.00
Petticoats--$1.19-$1.79-$2.25-$2.95
Bloomers ?5c-85c-$ 1 .50-$ 1 .59
It's good judgment to supply your season's
needs now.
,.,. i ,- i. in ii i , hi., i ,
When It's Fine UnJerrvear We Strive to Please
THE WARNER COMPANY
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These being 40 inches wide, but one yard
quired for the new kimono-sleeve blouse.
Taffeta silks are popular for the afternoon
fancy striped patterns are being shown in
yanted colors
sLm
to $5.50. '
Plaid Skirtings continue to be the popular fabric for separate
skirts. A varied selection will be found here at prices th'a
will effect substantial savings
56-inch all-wool Velour Plaids, specially priced at '.
$6.75 to $6.95 a yard. '.
One and a quarter to one and a half yards of this materjal'
is sufficient to make a skirt. ','" ,'
Wd have many different fabrics that can be developed, iK' mak
ing the new accordion pleated skirt French Serges, Poplins or
'silks may be used. Orders taken for pleating.
Let us show you the many new materials and assist you in
designing and adding the right finishing touch to' the gown you
contemplate making. t-
Service That Excels at . "
issTimu
HOW'S THIS?
Wc offer $100.00 for any caso of
catarrh that cannot bo cured by
Hall's Catarrh Medicine.
Hall's Catarrh Mediclno Is taken
Internally and acts through tho blood
on tho Mucous Surfaces of tho sys
tem. Sold by druggists for over forty
years. Prico 75c. Testimonials free.
P. J. Cheney &. Co., Toledo. Ohio.
Adv.
Sell your poultry through Hulletln
rla-sslflctl nN.
MaMU
mstimsmtism
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1st
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Suggestions for
The Home Sewer
The discerning nnd well dressed woman de-mand.s--fnbrie.s
that are new in style-high in qiinl- m
ity and priced reasonably, when foshionjn lier
new spring wearables.
This season the home sewer can cfFeet remarka
ble savings by designing and making up her own
clothes.
New patterns Printed Georgette Waistings just re
ceived at, yard - .$3.50
Plain colored Georgettes, Specially priced, yd,, $3.15 t
Plain Taffetas at.... $3.50 to $3.95
Fancy Taffetas at $2.50 to $3.95
Messalines, Satins and Duchess Satins, yard $3.15
Quality Pioneers Since 191 1
$25 IS FINE FOR
RESISTING MATRON
TlCutlioiInn Zvler DrnJe Cliarcc
That Sho Curbed Dance Inspec
tor When Corroded.
On tho charge of resisting an of
flcor, Kathotlno Zolter of thin city
was fined $25 In police court on
Tuosday. Mm. ' Frank Itrobert.
dancu matron, testified that on Sat
urday night ut tho Hippodrome Miss
Kciser had used profano language
and had attempted to utrlko her
after being warned against Im
proper dancing. Tho defendant
declared thut she had Indulged In
no profanity and that her only re
slstanco had bceu to push tho ma
tron to ono side when the latter
was in her way.
BIGGER SLEEPERS
WILL BE PUT ON
Two standard sleepers containing
1-1 sections and a drawing room each,
wll bo used In tho near futuroon the
run between Dend and Portland, it
was announced last night by J. T.
Hardy, traveling agent fortho S. l A
S. Tho now cars, which have been
ordered for somo time, will tako ho
placo of tho two 12 section Pullmans
now in use. Tourist accommoda
tions will remain unchanged. "'
Mr. Hardy reports that tho freight
congestion Is belug rapidly relieved!
and that "outlaw" strikers who re
fused to roturn have already been re
placed, "Somo of tho Bend mer
chants wero just beginning to run
short on certain lines of goods," Mr
Hardy said. H,
CANCER IS FATAL
TO BEND WOMAN
After long suffering from an inter
nal cancer, Mrs. Elizabeth Powler, of
this city, agod 49 yoars and throe
months, died Tuesday In Dend at
tho home of hor daughter. Mrs. L, P,
Roonoy, nt 1?38 wost Tenth street.
Mrs. Povir had undorgono i dras
tic oporntloii in Portland two montna
befpro.
Punoral services wero eonduetod
this morning at'-' tho NI3woiu;qi
ohipel, Roy. J.. Edgar Purdy of the
Methodist church, officiating, liur
lal was at Pilot Uutto cemetery
V "l i v niT
of material is re-'
gown; plain and'
all the new and
.
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BEND MAN RECEIVES
RESERVE COMMISSION
With no application an his part.
Frank R. Princo Monday received
from the Adjutant General's office.
Washington. D. C. a commission an
captain of engineers in tho Oregon
reserve. Mr. Prince, who served over
seas, was u lieutenant of engineers
at tho time of his discharge.
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Put It In Tho Ilnllctln.
Put Your Stock
lu Good Condition
with
Dr.Korinek's
cow
CONDITIONER
MILK
PRODUCER ,
BREEDING
TOMQ.
APPETIZER
BEST FOR
LIVESTOCK
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1 1-4 !bs :60c
3 lbs... 1.25
25 lbs.. $5.00
KRESO DIP
Means Healthy Stock ,
pints, qtirjs, half-gallons
Jive gallons.
Owl
Pharmacy
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