, rAOK 8 ir-T" ' '" " " " " --".-"" 'Til 'I1 'J" " 0Mf)MilMi(H HHmmHti H)fi -w iiv -.-XT igi A SALE OF READY-TO-WEAR CLOTHING SURPASSING ANT 'WE HAVE I EVER HELD. BEGINNmG I MAY 26 1 AND CONTINUING UNTIL JUNE 12TII. WE WILL OFFER OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF MEN'S SUITS (EXCEPTING PALM BEACH )LMwbSkim DRESSES, SKIRTS AND WAISTS, AT PRICES WHICH WILL JUS TIFY YOU IN SUPPLYING YOUR NEEDS F.OR THE ENTIRE SEASON. - PRICE TICKETS REMAIN IN PLAIN FIGURES, WITHOUT ALTERATION, SO THAT YOU CAN SEE FOR YOURSELF THE ACTUAL SAVINGS. it Ladies Suits I1KNI) nULMOTINt WCrTO. OKKGON, THURSDAY, MAY 27. 1020 k 1 LA 3t iri If w!L f9k IMa W lllfl nFflLlrA Ladies' Silk, Satin and Wool Dresses All All All All All All All All All All All All All All All All ladles' S?l i.0 Ladles' J49.75 Ludl.-n' 145.00 Ladles'J 12.50 l.uill''l39.G0 38.75 Ladles' Udlos' IjltllM' Lmllc' Lndh' l.Ulllf' Ladles' ladles' ladles' Ladles' ladles 53760 3C. GO 135 00 $31 76 131.75 $29.75 X2C.75 SS4.7S 122.60 $21. 50 DroRKiw now. Urcijuo now .. Druses now..,-. Drosses now Dresses now Drosses now. .. Drosses now Dresses now DriwitM now,... Dpmhuk now Dresses now...... Drosses now Drosses now...... DrcnsQA now... Dne now...... DruHMim now . ..'. $37.20 ..3J10.MO ..SiW.OO .$.'11.00 ..Mill .00 . $31.00 .$30.00 $20.10 .$2H.00 ,$27.S0 .$23.-10 .,$UK.HO ..441 .-10 $10.S0 ...$IH.0 $17.20 All Ladles Georgette. Cropo do Chine. Taffeta and Pongee Waists - "09i OVV Wlrlhinore 42. 00 Wulst now $!. Wellworlh $3.00 waists now $2-10 Nothing In thin salo charged; none on approval and nonu can bu roturnod for credit. A slight chargo will bo mado for alterations. , JW: HMEU BROTHERS Mi Quality Ptoneen Since 1911 All All All All All All All Ml All All All All All All Ladles' LadlcH' Ladled" Ladles' Ladles' Ladicn' Ladies' Lad Inn' Ladles' Ladles' Ladles' Ladles' ladles' Ladlos' $79.50 Hulls $77.50 Hulls $75.00 Hulls $69.75 Hults $03.50 Hulls $60.00 Hults $57.75 Hulls $52.50 Hulls $19.75 Hults $42.50 Hults $39.50fiults $38.75 Hults $36.75 Hults $35.00 Hults now. now now. now now now. now now now now now now now now ..$02.00 .S00.00 ; .9nn.n0 $50.HO 9 1 8.00 I .910.20 j .942.00 .$30.M0 git-l.OO $31,001 931.00 920.10 $2H.0fl ! Ladies' Spring Coats All Ladles' All Ladles All Ladies' All Ladlos' All Ladles' All Ladles' AU Ladles' All Ladlos' All Ladles' All ladles' $52.50 $42.50 $33.75 $31.75 $29.75 $27.50 $24,75 $23.50 $19.75 $15.75 Coats Coats Coats Coats Coats Coats Coats Coats Coats Coats now now now now now now now now now now l 9-12.00! $3-1 .00 1 93 1.00 1 825.40 J 92:1.80 1 koo $10.M0 918.80 $m.80 912.00 Ladies' Plain and Plaid Wool Skirts All Ladles All Udies' All Ladles' All Ladles' All Ladles' All Ladles' (All Ladles' All Ladles' $32.50 Skirts $27.50 Skirts $21.50 Skirts $15.50 Skirts $17.50 Skirts $16.75 Skirts $14.50 Skirts $ 6.50 Skirts now now now now now now now now 920.00 922.00 917.20 914.80 914.00 $13.20 $11.00 $ 3.20 Men's and Young Men's Suits All Men's $70.00 Suits now. ..$50.00 All Men's $60.00 Suits now. ..948.00 All Men's $65.00 Suits now .932.00 All Men's $55.00 Suits now ...,$11.00 All Men's $50.00 Suits now. $10.00 All Men's $37.50 Suits now. .$30.00 Men's Holeproof and Inter-woven Hosiery selling at less than today's wholesale prices SOr, OOc, OOr, 73c, $1.00, $1.23 a I)MIIM0M0H0H04 H)0-OM0HH r ' tfaBnsaacaaaatmiwnnaRnamsnjt! M "T BEND HAPPENINGS FROM DAY TO DAY LaaaBBBBsmaiainasattttrea Wednesday Clinton Combs is In today from Lakuvinw. V. N. Dykstrn. of .Mllllcan, Is spending i few days In tho city. Miss Helmn Potorson, of Seattle, is in Rend ns n guest of William Wil liams. ' I Mrs. C. n. Harmon, of Hampton. Is in tho city visiting her daughter, Miss Darlo llurtou. John Alexander, who hus Imhui at- tendlnc tho OroKon AKrlcultural col loko nt CorvalllH, Is back In Ilontl for tho Huminur. A marrlaRo llconso wan iMurd yeslnrday from the office of thu county olork for Clinton M. Olson unt. Miss Florence It! Oulrouc, both f of Hend. L. It. Cottrell, of Portland, ar rived hero this mornlnR to accept it position ns day clork at tho Pilot Ilutlo Inn. Mr. Cottrell huccmhIm ' Oordon Thompson, who will loavo , for Canada to take up Kovornmout land within a few days. C. It. Hlshop, '" also of Portland, is taklm: Iho night shift at tho Inn. Members of tho Women's Civic Improvement Iwikuu will meet at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon ut Siithcr's hall. Important business Is to. bo brouisht up, nnd'It. U urged that every member of tho orsanlu lion Uin Vtepdanije, j,'.;'" rj. )l r Tuesdny Dan Hourliinn, Powell Ilutto Bhoopman, Is ft visitor In tho city. Itoubon A. i.onR. of Sllvor Lake, is n business visitor In thu city today. Clinton Combs, of Lakovjow, Is vIsltlnR with friends in tho city to day. J. W. Eobuii enmo In last nlRht from Culver, tmd Is rumnlnlnR over today, 0. B, Qilfflth Ih spedlnR tho dn' In Ilond, nrrlvlim l'"ro last nlpht from his homo ut Blstors. H. M, White, forest inspector, Is in Hend on nn offlclul visit from dis trict forest heiulquartorfl in Port land. W. C. Uirdsall has tnkon tho iiKoncy for DohcJuiIob, Crook, Joffor- son. Northern Lnko und Klamnth counties for tho Homier tubes, for Wlllnll W. I.'. i;0Olr IS BlIUU IIKUlll. W. U. Robinson, bound ovort tlioRrniul Jury on n oliftrgo of soll Iiir llauor to u minor, wub roloaood on his own rocoRiiUunco yontordny on ordot of JuhIIco of tho Ponco J. Monday Frank Murphy, of Silver Lako, is KpenjllriR th day lnlhft clty, -' Mrs. OoorRO Jonos lias niturnrd'to llnnd from a visit with friends In TVxus. II. II. MutzlR, of Portland, nn old time resident of Hend, Is hero on a short business trip. Phil Kuit'jrday, of tho Concrote Plpti Company. Is' In Ilond on a visit to the company's local plant, Dr. I). K. Hrooks urrlvod yester day mornlnR for a visit at the plant of thu Hrooka-Hcanlou Lumbar Com pany. W. C Cooper, formerly In the grocery' huuluoB here, Is In from Portland. Mr. Cooper Is now truvol Iiir for an auto tiro company. A marrlaRo llconso was Issued last weok from tho offlco of County Clerk J. 11. Haiier, for Frank Peo ploH uud MIbh Iluby Davis, both of this city, B.-P. Mahaffey mid Pat Murphy siurtcd this 'mornlnR by nuto for Hums to attend tho unnuul couvon Hon of thu OrcRon Cattlo und Horso Raisers nBHOciatlon. Forest SupcrvlHor N. a. JucobBon Ih In Hums nttondliiR tho convontloji of tho OrcKon Cattlo und HorBo Ilnlsqrtt' association. W. J. Callow is nnothur Horn! man who is In at-tondunco, Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Kills uud Mr. and Mrs. J. I). UavldBOU loft yostor duy by nuto on a month's trip through California and Portland. During their nbsonco they will Btop off In Portland to visit tho Shrino convontlon, both Mr. Davidson nnd Mr. Kills being uiomboia of Al Kiulor Tomplo, After n short visit In Control Oro gon to uurvoy conditions in this dlstrlol, K. 11. Phllllpn of Senttlo, maunKor for tho' Pacific conRt ter ritory for Ilond & Ooodwiu, Now York bond" brokora, accompanied by Managers Ring and Maxwell, tho Chicago and New York managers fpr thu same company, and W. P. Dickey, president of tho Portland Cattlo Loan company, roturnod to Portland yesterday! Saturday v 0, .A. Horstkotto Is making a 10 day business trip 'to Los Angeles for Tho Hhovlln-Hlxon Company. Friday William? Moon., of Prlnevillo, is ponding tho day In Dond. Highway Engineer G. I. Stobbins was in,ycstqrd&y from Redmond. W. H. Irvlno nrrlvod In tho city last night from his-'homo In Alfalfa. Dr. and Mrs. B. R. Norris left this morning by auto for Portland, expecting to return to Rend by Tuesday. Hecause Improvements now un der way will not bo completed bo- foro tho first of June, tho A to Z grocery will not bo opened for busi ness until that tlmo, (leorga T. Mlclmuleon, now owner of tho estab lishment, states. Now stocks which havo boon ordered, nro expected in by that tlmo, ho sayB. Thursday W. C. Dlrdsnll hns recovered from n brief but severe Illness. L. Drown left for Portland last night on u brief business trip. , A. M. Pringla started last night on n business trip to Portland. Charles Dranson, atockmnn from tho Spray couutry, was In tho city yesterday on buslnos, Miss Minnie Qroft has accepted u position in tho offices of DoArmoud & Ersklno as stenographer. Dr, U. C. Coo, formorly of this city, is In Dond form Portland look Ing nftor businea intorosts. C. W. Kmbody'of tho Embody mil lat Sliver Luku was In Dond yoatorday on his way to Portland, N. R. Gilbert of tho Gilbert Gro- cory Ib Bponding u, few days In Portland looking aftor business mutters. Mm. C. D. Hlnman of Mt. Vornon, Wash., who has boon visiting at tho homo of R. W. Hnrvoy In this cty, loft last night on her return trip. Tho members of tho Episcopal Ladlos1 guild will moot nt 3 o'clock Friday nftoriiocm with Mrs. A, P. Larson at lior homo on Drako road Mrs. J. Manning of Sllvor Lnko passed through Dond yoBtorduy on lior way to Portland, whoro sho will visit friends tor eovoral months. Aftor a short stay In DondMtho officials of The Shovlln-Hlxon com- pany, K. P. Hixon, J. M. Hlxon and Howell Clark, left lost night for tho East. John McCormlck. formerly a loco- mollvo engineer on tho H. P. & S accompanied by his wifo and small son. left last night to visit friends In Portland. R. B; Llewellyn and family aro leaving for Lava Lake where Mr. Llewellyn and Ed Logan have started a fur farm. Foxes and marten ar being ralsod. To aid In tho celebration of In dependence Day in Prinevillo, tho Dcntl Concert band has boen hired tnr ttilv nnrt ft In furnish inuslc Inh'S Crdok county scat; O. M. Whlttlngton, manaRor of thu Liberty und Grand theaters, loft last night for Portland and Se attle, whero ho will arranga book ings 'for now film service. Don Gwyn, who has been In Cen tral Oregon with tho expectation of buying farm land, has returnod to his homo in Yakima. Ho will bo back in Dond within a weok. Many Knlghta of Pythias rosld InR In Rend Btarted early this after noon for Madras to attend tho dis trict Pythian convention being hold In tho Jefferson county sent this afternoon and tonight. R. W. Harvey has opened his new vulcanizing and retreading ahop on Greenwood, near Harrlman. Mr. Harvey took special instruction in Portland In order to porfect him self in work of this kind. E. P. Purdy of Silver l.ako was In Hend yesterday. Ho reports that about 5000 acres of grain havo been put In this season in tho dry Iako bed and that a 25 por cent bettor crop is oxpected than last year. Preparations aro boiiiR mado by tho local Moobo lodge for a danco to ho" given on tho evening of Juno 2. at tho Hinnodrome. music to bo furnished by Wilson Goorgo's jaxs orchestra. Tho public Is invited. NEW SENIOR JOINS GRADUATING CLASS Thut tho RruduntlnR class of tho Dond high school has boon incroasod by oho member, wns learnod today when annouuconiQut was mado of tho birth of n baby dniiRhior to Mr. and Mrs. Morlo Miller of this city. Mr. Miller, who comploted his courso at tho end of tho fall term, but who will rocolvo his diploma at tho com moiic'omont exorcises Friday night of this week, Is onoot tho two mar ried' hfoffon tho Bonior class roll.' - od-'-A!' TliE WARNER COMPANY Quality " Meiditodae At Populw Pfite Infants' Wear ' THIS IS BEND'S BABY KIIOF WB STOCK A COMrETK LINK i W Dresses Long aud short .30c, 8cT,$1.50, $1.08, $2.40, $2.08 Outing Petticoats Long, made of white outing 89o KIMONOSr-A clever stylo made of white outing $1.00 Dootees A very good. selection- 23c, 20c, U3c,.tOc, 75c Wool Vests Tiny 'Tot brand ,-.-.. ..$i.l5 Conts, Caps, Hose, Bands, Beads, Books Everj'thlBj- for the Baby. KM ' IPIIf "III 'I I JSJfl Women's House Dresses& Aprons GINGHAM DRESSES. Plaids nud Stripes....$:t.23, $1.00, $r..OO, $050 APRONS. Percnloa and Ginghams, Light and Dark Coloiu $1.70, ?1. OS, $2.no 'GIRLS DRESSES, $1.75, 2.75, $3.23, 3.0. Hi. AUaatofl fl ")