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riiiftttiK
Jinrf.
his rohUnct lor pnttnt
f . Tim liiillc of tho Iliipllst churrli
will hold llmlr missionary mnelliiK
(omorrnw afternoon nt llin homo of
Mm, T. II. Foley, 12 Louisiana nro
linn. Mr. nml Mm. J. II. I.iitm of HIIvit
I.iiKii urn spending Urn iliiy l Hi'iiil.
Mr. l.nnii In ui f Hi" proinliiiHiiit
stock minim (if tliu Hllvcr l.iiku
country,
A. J. Tucker hits Installed ii new
oriiii for evenly heating spring In
need of repair. Tliu iipnrat u In tlm
first of ltd kind In Central Oregon,
a Mr. Tucker slates.
Tlio Motlioilliil l.ttdlcn' 41(1 society
will Imi onliirlnlned liy Mrs. C. I'. NIs
wonger itt u social to Ii" glvun nt tlio
Nlswonger linino on U Irving tumor
row nf toriKioti.
liny Canterbury, forinnrly of Ilcnil,
vlcii president of tliu liiturniitloniil
Tlmborworkurs' union, nrrlvoil In tliu
city UilH morning nfter completing n
tour of tlio centers of tlio tlmbor In
dustry In Wisconsin, MIcIiIkiui nml
Minnesota. Mr. Cnntorliury will
spend snvurnl iluyn In nml nenr Dend
conferring wllli tliu iiicjinliorn of tliu
local organisation.
Hullo riinclmr, who was brought to
(own on Thursday, suffering from mi
iiciito attack of appendicitis, died lint
n K Ii t following ni operation, II o
win n bachelor unit llm only known
relatives nro cousins, living In Ilia
Knit.
Tuesday
T. J. Wehli In n business visitor In
Dnml from his liomn In l.akevlitw.
(). M. WhltlliiKton In In Portland
visiting lili wlfu nml (ImiKliti'r, who
or i) niMtiiilltiK tlio winter In Hint city.
William CointiN of HIsters In In Hi"
city to iittmiil tlm trlii I of A. J. Won
ton, In which hit will appear nn n
wltnunri,
Miss Eunice Callow, iluiiRlttnr of
Mr. nml .Mm. 12. J. Cntlow, has re
turned from it visit with friends In
Caldwell, Idaho,
William Wilson, who has been vis
ItliiK lu'llond for several months, loft
lint nlKlit for l'ortlmiil, whom hn
will iMitur business college.
Monday
II. H. Itnycii In on n business trip
to rnrtlniul,
t W. II. Ilnrrlninii nml family have
returned to lloml from it vucntlon
trip.
Joihhi Ilnrter of Tiimnlo In In Port
land exhibiting stock nt tliu I'nclflc
liitiirmitloiiut exposition.
James O'.S'i'll In suffering from n
sovoro attack of pneumonia nt IiIn
homo on Colorado avenue.
N. (1. Wnlhicn of I'rlnavllln came
In yesterday to lw In nttomlnnro nt
III" term of circuit court HiIn week.
4 Mr. nml Mm. W. II. Mauls r
turni'il to Ilaml lint nlKht from Pnrt
In ml , where they lutvo been spending
several days,
Dr. nml Mm, II. C. DoiIiIn, formerly
of Dufur, In Wasco county, are mov
I HIT Into tho homo on Went Third
Ntreet which they purchased recently
from Mr. nml Mm, C. A. O'llrlen.
AtiKtiNt Anderson, chief deputy In
the officii of Hhorlff S. E. Itoborts.
Inn returned to work after liolnt:
kept nt home for sovernl days liy mi
4 attack of erysipelas.
Miss MitrKurnt Kclirndcr of thin city
it ii il I) n v I tl Witlson weru mar
rlcit Runday morning nt the homo of
Mr. nml Mm. Clyde M. McKay, Ituv
J. Edgur Purily of tho Methodist
church readliiK tho murrlago servlco
Mm, McKay nttended tlio hrlilo nml
Ward Coblo wun KrooniNinmi, A
w'eiltllnK hronkfiiBt wnn nerved follow
InK tho ceromony.
Friday
Mr. nml Mm, I'rank I'erclrnll nro
In today froiiLtlielr Mllllcnti ranch.
Carol IIdmIph nml Itolicrt Terrace
worn In Ileml ycRteritity from Madras
Mr. nml Mm. I'liul C. CarrUoii are
In town today from their homo In
rrlnerllle,
ClutrleN Iloyil, proprietor of tho
I'lilacii market. Inn returned from it
10 ilny' trip to Heattlo.
H. J. Vlckor, repritNontntlvn of tho
MoKitn I'roilucliiK & Iteflnlmc Co. of
lloiiNtou, TcxitN, In In Hem! on buM
n em.
Harold MnnwnrlnK of tho M, & C.
Niirvlcu Ntntloii lenveN tonlRht for
I'ortlnml, where ho will ipend tlio
winter.
AtiRUHt A. Amlomon, deputy lior
Iff In chitrRo of tnx collectlonii, l
tinck In IiIn office nfter nn lllncai of
ovnrul ilnyn tlurntlon,
H, U. Htownrt mid W. M. AUuIr,
tale hunk iixnmlnvm, nro hero today
on their cuiioimiry examination of
the Central OrcRon hank.
Henry N. Kowlor, amioclato editor
of Tho llillletln, left lat nlRht for
KiiRenu to attend tliu annual homo
cotnliiK celebration nt the unlvemlty.
C. H, Itccd, preldent of the West
ern Wllllla I'nvliiR Co., left Inat nlRht
on liln return to IiIn home In I.os An
RelcN, ufter concludliiR iirrMiRt-montN
TliiirMtlfly
W A. floodrnnn, nmU tit Hnrnpy
coimly, In hero front lluriN on offl-
Cll llllNlflMN.
(Iforr.it ti, Ar.net, promlnnnt
Wlillo Hiilrnou fruit Rrowor, wan hero
lodny on ImhIiipiin,
Allan It. Joy of 1'orllnnd nrthf.ii In
tlm city ypnterdny. Mr Joy l '
noclntcd with K, O, Htadler mid N, (I,
Wallace In Hi" defeima of A. J. Wen
ton, churned with tho murder of Itob
urt II. KniR of HlnterN.
The Itv. I)r, Van Water of tho
KpUcopnl church will arrive In liend
to hold Norvlcex In Hatlier'n hail at 8
o'clock Kumlay mornliiK. "Hclenco
and Involution" will ho tho nuhject
of Dr. Van Wntom' lecture.
ThomiiK McCann, Jr., noii of Mr.
nml Mm. T. A. McCann of thin city,
who In III with near lot fever, In re
ported to ho Krently Improved today.
If In condition ycNterdny wan coimld
cred critical.
Mr. and Mm. 0. A. O'llrlon nro
leavliiK tomorrow nlRht for I.on An
ReleN. They will stop for a while In
the California city with their Hon and
will ro on from there to Tucnon,
Ariz., for the remainder of tho win
ter. They nro undecided in to
whother or not they will return to
Ilond.
Dr. y. ThornldNon It hero for tho
Four Ih mid In showing a series of
Rovernmcnt educational films aimed
to nlmtu the so-called "red plnRtio."
Tho films nro hcliiR screened nt tho
IorrIhr camps during tho remalnliiK
uvuiiIiirn of the week and will bo
shown nt tho Liberty theater nt noon
Hundny. They nro to bo seen by
men only.
Ilond members of tho-Chrlstlan Kn-
deavor society havo returned from
tho annual tri-county convention of
Colon No. I, held Sunday nt Madras.
Mrs. L. Drown f IJend Is tho newly
elected secretnry treasurer. Ton
(tnUtitlm fttitn linrf. twn (mm find
mtintt, Ui Itnm CtiUft. imti ttom
'fntffiUunnn nml flrn twin I'ttnuMIn
wirn In Hernia nro Th lind
I'mbyfirfflN tlniffli hn ni ptMint
llin (nfRCNl MirlNtlnn Kmlnror so
rloty, and Urn only Junior Kmloaror,'
In flnsrlilllni. C.ti.nV iifid .Inf fr,n 1 1
roiindiN. '
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Riiniiinnuiiiniimmi.'iimmmmmaui!Hi:isttiRiir
What's Doing in
the Country.
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PEINY SOCIAL IS
HELD AT SISTERS
The Slogan of the Day
IS QUALITY FOR
I'OSSIRLE
THE LOWEST
PRICE
Decisive Reductions have been made in every
Department. Do your shopping
here and profit thereby.
BIBTKHH, N'ov. 18. A penny so
cial win Riven at the Hlstem clnirrji
Knturdny evening under tho auspices
of the Christian Kndeavor. A larRO
crowd attended and tho evening was
enjoyed by all. The evening was
spont In playing games and telling
fortunes. Dinner was served by tha
ladles of the church, who charged
from 1 to I cents for each Item on
the menu, which consisted of sand
wlcbes, enko, salad, pickles, coffee
and candy. Tho proceeds aro to go
to tho Endeavor fund.
Work on tlio school house Is pro
cresslng rapidly. Thcro aro six car
pentcrs now at work. The labora
tory room has been completed and all
tho necessary fixtures Installed.
A pleasant surprise party was
Riven nt the home of Mr. and Mrs.
J. J, Wilt In their honor last Satur
day evening.
The Misses Itny and Constaneo
Knickerbocker spent Sunday with
their parents, who reside near Sis
ters.
C. S. Woods purchased a fine
bunch of stock cattle this last week.
Mrs. F. A. Everett accompanied
Mr. Everett to Ilend while tho teach
ers' Institute was In session.
Mrs. Scott, the primary teacher,
was confined to her home by Illness
Monday. Miss Lola Evcretti of tho
high school substituted during her
absence.
Every Ladies' Coat in the house reduced
20 to 25
Every Ladies' Skirt reduced 20
Every Ladies' Dress reduced 15 to 25
Four chairs ai your servico at the
Mntrnnnlltan No watting. Adr.
has
Saturday
A, II. Moyom of Fort Hock,
been n Urnd visitor HiIh week.
a. A. Chiilstranil wnn In town yes
toriloy from I.nkovlow.
Hobort Wlloy of I'rlnovlllo wits
horo on buslnosn yoBterday.
Tho Episcopal Sutidny achool will
moot In Sathur'H hall Hundny morn
ing nt 10 o'clock.
Nolso Ilyborg loft Inst night for
MIhhouIii, Mont., to visit Ills father
for n fow tlnys.
John I.. Cnldwoll, nssossor of
llarnoy county, wan n pnHsoiiger on
tho inornliiK trnln, Mr. Cnldwoll
went tin to IluriiH by Htngo,
County AKscssor W. T, Mullnrlcy
returned thin morning from Halem
whoro ho attainted tlio mooting of
tlio Htnta tax commlHRlon Hitting H
it honrd of o(tinllzntlou to ilotormlno
tho county ratloH for tho coming
yenr.
Mr. nml Mrs. Iloscoo Ilownrd,
formerly of DoHchtitoH, but now resi
dents of Ornnts Pass, arrlvod In
Ilond IiiHt ovonlng by nuto from tho
Boiith, Thoy loft on tholr wuy to
Portland thin nftornoon.
Tho ronl ostnto ofneo of Stoldl &
Sllvls liaH boon movod n fow doors
tip Oregon stroot to now nuartors
In tho room occuploil during tho
numraor by tho Lovon Btoro,
Honry Hanson, proinlnont Towoll
I REDUCING THE COST OF LIVING I
.
$5.00 !
SHOE SALE!
A SHOE SENSATION--A cl ean-up of short lines at a l
price worth while. Some of the shoes included sold for as
much as $ 1 1 .45. Look over the list. Come and get your pair f
Every Ladies' Outing Flannel Gown reduced
Every Children's Wash Dress reduced
Phoenix Silk Hosiery
Ladies' $1.80 Silk Hose, now...... $1.35
Ladies' .$2.10 Silk Hose, now $1.65
Ladies' $2.60 Silk Hose, now $2.35
Ladies' $3.50 Silk Hose, now $2.80
Ladies' $3.90 Silk Hose, now. $2,95
SPECIAL
$3.25 All Wool Navy Storm Serge now yd...$1.98
36 in. All Wool Serge, reg. $1.89, now yd.....'$1.19
36 in. Half Wool Storm Serge, sold regularly
at $1.39; now, yard 95c
Our Entire Stock of Coatings Reduced
$5.50 Coatings, 10 patterns, reduced to, yd..$3.98
$10.95 Coatings, reduced to, yard $7.85
It 'Pays to Stop and Shop at
HOLD SERVICES FOR
MRS.
H. PEOPLES
'months.
Mlved In
73 PAIRS LADIES' SHOES
Black Kid, French heel, lace; Patent, French heel,
lace; Black Kid, military heel, lace; Brown Kid,
military heel, lace; Black Kid, low heel, lace;
Brown Kid, low heel, lace; Your Choice $5.00
69 PAIRS GIRLS' SHOES
Sizes 111' to 2. Every one made with Goodyear
welt soles. Every one a high grade shoe. Black
Calf, lace; Black Kid, button; Patent leather,
lace ; Patent leather, button ; Your Choice......$5.00
Funeral services for the fate Mrs.
Don II. Peoples wero held Satur
day at' the Methodist church, with
many friends In attendance. Rev. J.
Edgar Purdy directed tho services,
while tho Order of tho Eastern Star,
to which Mrs. People belonged, bad
charge of the music and of the cere
monies at the cemetery.
Tho pall bearers, all intimate
friends of Mr. Peoples, were: W. R.
Speck, L. M. Foss, Worth Evans, J.
L. Galtber, R. S. Hamilton and D. G.
McPherson.
Mrs. Peoples, who was 33 years old
In October, was the daughter of Mr.
'and Mrs. II. C. Yaw of Iowa Falls,
Iowa, and, besides her parents, leaves
Eovernt brothers now living in Iowa.
She was married December 29, 1913,
fnt Alexander, Iowa, and two children
havo been born of the union, Arllne,
aged 6 years and Betty, aged 14
62 PAIRS BOYS' SHOES
Hoys' high grndo Shoes, mado with heavy welt soles nnd calf
uppors. Fifteen pairs of Kducntor Shoos included. Illack Calf,
English last, lace; lllnck Calf, wldo too Inst, bluchor; Drown
Calf, English Inst, lacu; Drown Cnlf, nrmy Inst, bluchor.
Your Choice $5.00
36 PAIRS MEN'S SHOES
Kvory ono with Ooodyonr wolt solos. You should buy two or
three pairs nt this price. Mon's Dlack Calf, English lust; Men's
Drown Cnlf, English laBt; Mon's Drown Calf, full too, bluchor;
Mon's Drown Cnlf, nrmy Inst, work Shoe, double solo, slies
8V4 to 12 only. Your Cltoluv 93.00
EXPERT FITTING-BEST SERVICE.
It's Real Economy to Shop at
WARNER'S
W0
Mr. and Mrs. Peoples had
Bend for tho past three
years, coming hero from PrinevIHe,
where Mr. Peoples was engaged In
tho abstract business. She was a
member of the Order of the: Eastern
Star and bad a wide'clrclcot friends.
Mr. Peoples' parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. T. Peoples, nrrlvejl from their
home in Nevada to bo with their
son last evening.
Easily Tested.
It Is snld that the perfume of flow
ers disappears as soon as the starch
In the petals Is exhausted. It may. It
Is said, be restored by placing tho
flower In a solution of sugar, when tho
fonnatlon of starch and the emission
of fragrance will be nt once resumed.
Big Crop of the Wcodlot.
Voodlot8 yield to the farmers some
thing like $105,000,000 In a Nlngle year,
says the American Forestry Magazine,
but they might, with syMteinatle innn
ngement and cure, produce scventl
times that much.
Your Chance to Buy the
Best Tire and Tube
on the Market
GOODYEAR
TIRES AND TUBES
REDUCED PRICES
ALL SIZES
BEND GARAGE
WALL STREET
BEND, OREGON