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BEND HAPPENINGS
FROM DAY TO DAY
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Sheriff H. M. Robert lift 11
night lor IIhIumi.
Mr, Aihloy fnmri I vlltli
with friend nt Redmond,
,(1, W. Hon led thin morning on it
JJhorl husliie trlii to Mndrit.
W. T. Miillnrky returned thl
morning from it bulne trip lit l(i(I
rmind,
A, I". Larson rot urnod Mil morn
ing frnin Tneoimt, wtiarn ho attended
ttm Hlirlno rnromnulal.
U. U, Hitler hn returned to Ills
lio in n In Knnltlii after 11 short vlult
with friend In thl city.
Waller I'utorson In ft thl morn
InK for I'ortlntiil nflnr "pending it few
day vIhUIiir hi father nt hi rnncli
near Tumalo.
, Tim Women' Civic league will
hold n ipcclal meeting nt 2:30
o'clock tomorrow afternoon In (hit
county courtroom.
Mm, George It. Htnplcton of Don
ver arrived t ti lit moriilngfor an ex
tended vlult with hor puronl, Mr.
nnd Mm. Jame A. EaMo.
II. McMution hnn returned to hi
homo In I'ortland after poudlng tho
punt fow day at tha homo of C. II.
Hock, 32S Koarney itrcnt.
Mm. William Cnno of Ontonugon,
Mich., arrived thU morning, having
been called hero ly tho lllne of iior
daughter, Mm. J. Coleman.
V. r. Wroy, former proprietor of
the IIond-Burn stage line, left thin
morning for till dnnch near Ynklmn,
Wwh.
Mm. J. A. fimlth of Mllllcnn left
lnt night far I'ortland aftor yliltlng
for n few dnyn nt tho homo of Mm.
II. 0, Fnrrell, 6i4 Ullco nvanuo.
Mm. Cnthnrlna Turner arrived
from Hoattla lait night for an ex
tended visit with her ilij iik liter, Mm.
1', Lynn, at nor name near inn Turn
nln hntchnry.
Tho Wnmon'ii Foreign MIlonary
noclety of thiMelhodUt church wilt
Imi entertained tomorrow afternoon
nt tho home of Mr. Waller A. Jacob,
400 Watt street.
Mm. I- Geo left for I'ortlnnd thin
morning after spending tho pant two
day In Ilend, during which ho ad
drewed n meetlnK of tho Women'
Card nnd Label league.
Mr nnd Mm. (toy Mitchell fnnvn In
ii Ik hi for find (Huff, fill., Mr. Milch
nll'n fnrwir liiniin. Mr. Mllelinll
will vlult (horn wild relative, while
Mr. Mitchell (torn on to Mntlinr Field
(o iitlnml (lio nvlntlon conference,
Tuesday
M(n Lorn Crow of Alfalfa wn In
llrtml yesterday vlltlng friend In tho
city,
T. I,'. Tliomn of Ilend I pondlug a
few iluy vUltlng frlond In I'ort
lnnd. O. M, Whlttlnglon left Inst iiIrIi!
for n short vlult with hi family In
I'ortlnnd,
Until further notice tho Western
Union office will clono In tho evening
nt 8 o'clock,
(,'. I'. NIwnngor loft Iat night for
Salem to attend n convention of coun
ty coroner of Orexon,
J. 15. Hmllh of tho office forco of
tho llrooks.Hcanloii Lumber Co., I In
I'ortlnnd uttendltiK tho aulomobllo
show.
John nnd William llammon, ranch
er of Mndru, returned to their homo
Init nlRht after n Nhort bualnen trip
to Ilend.
Mr. and Mm. F. G. Illcbhoff of
Itedmond returned to their homo In nt
nlRht aftor a nhort vlxlt with friend
In Ilend.
J. Koran has returned to hi home
nt Klickitat, Wash., after n short
vlult spent with U. J. Ordwny, 111
Dolawaro nvouue. .
Mm. C. II. O'Noll of Prcseott.
Wash., left for hor homo thl morn
Inn after pondlug tho past week
visiting her ion, Jamo.
Dr. It. W. Hondomhott and Goorrjo
Jone arrived toRother thl morning
from I'ortlnnd, whoro they incut tho
Inst few day with frlond.
J C Thorpe, former pioneer real
dent of Central Oregon, arrived thl
mornliiR from hi homo In I'ortlnnd
to nttend to buslne nffnlr hero.
1). M. Gould, who tins been visit
InK hi parent, Mr. nnd Mm. E.
Could of 1921 Weil First Mtrcet.,
left taut nlRht for hi homo In Kan
.ih City.
Mix Jcnnntto Pollock, n former
rnldent of llond, hn returned to her
h(im nc VtinniMn (M K thtitl tM
wllfi Mend fri lnd
(I. W 'tUntpn and m(n fefiirnntf
Uifrt iornln turn I'lifUnnd wllfi
Hinlf tlittiKhttf, Mt, Knff Hy, who
reemiffy underwent nri o(rrtllon In
one of (Im f'orlhwid lioupKnl.
Mon day
If. Ii llll.ellm I tlnmnn with
friend nt i'flnovlllo for a few dny,
Myrl Hoover left Hit mornlriK for
I'ortlnnd to nllend ' (ho nulomobllo
how,
A. J, Moore I In I'ortlnnd attend
Irift n conference of tho diet rlct nttor
ney of OreRon,
Krlc Weat of Hliovlln-Illjton entnp
No. 1 I ii recent purclmner of an
Oldnloblln lx,
Dr. V. C. Coo, formerly of Ilend, I
In tho city from I'ortlnnd, looking uf'
ler property liiternt hero.
Mr. I, (loo of I'ortland arrived In
tho city thl mnmlnK to apeak at the
labor meeting thl evening.
Mr. II. 1', Iloyco and little non aro
leaving tomorrow night to visit relu
live In Hoattlo nnd Tacomn.
An eight-pound baby blrl arrived
nt Ihn homo of Mr. nnd Mr. 0. M.
Ilolden nt Deachutc Sunday,
H. K. Htlclo, government trapper,
loft thl morning for Clcl, Ore,
whoro ho expect, to remain until
prlng.
Frank It. Prince left laat'nlght for
I'ortland, where ho will' undergo nn
operation at the Oood Samaritan
hoapltal.
It. W. Miller returned to hi homo
nt Hedmoud lat night aftor a short
visit spent with his father, IS. M.
Miller, of Ilend.
Tho Wednesday afternoon Sowing
club meeting which wan to bo held
Wednosday, January 12, I postponed
for two weeks.
A. K. Buyo, 33C Knit Norton street,
has returned from a visit spent with
hi wlfo, who Is a patient In n hos
pltul In I'ortland.
Mr. and Mm. A. K. Anderson aro
rocelvlng congratulation over tho ar
rival of an eight-pound baby girl at
their homo In thl city.
Rtovcn Durkh, for tho past two
year nn employe of Tho Bhovlln
Illxon Company at camp No. 1, Is vis
iting friends In Portland.
C. It. Milter, county commissioner,
returned Saturday night lo hi homo
In Itedmond aftor having attended a
soulon of tho county court.
J. C. Mc.Murray, proprietor of tho
Konwood grocery, has roturned from
Kckort, Col., where ho was called to
attend tho funeral of hi mother.
ATTEND
WARNER'S
PRICE
SMASHING
SALE!
WARNER'S
No Home In Deschutes County Can Afford To Miss Hit
$40,000 "Back-to-Normal" Sale !
" ITS TOO BIG A SAVING TO TURN DOWN!
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Head thoee prlccH you know the merchandise and then make up your own
mind what it i bent for you to do. We are only urging you to use your own
best judgment. If you don't need the merchandise in this store at positive
reductions of 10 per cent to 50 per cent then you don't need it that's all
there is to it. But if you can use it then for the love of the great American
Dollar come now and join the packed houses that this sale is playing to for
you can't find the like of these prices on high grade merchandise anywhere
else within a 200 mile radius.
mii.n'h cumtisa
Our Knllre Htixk of Men'-. Hull" nnd Over
coat lU'iliitcd
$30.00 Bull nt 9IU.JTO
$10.00 Suit and Overcoat at U(l-0
160.00 Suit and Overcoat at 9.1I.JW)
$00.00 Suits nnd Overcoat nt...-....9.'M1.75
$C5 00 to $75.00 Suits and OvercoatsJMJ.OO
i:crj- IIo)h' Hult, Overcoat nnd Mackinaw at
f m !-: Off Marked 1'rlcrw
CANVAS oloves
Knit Wrist Canvas Gloves now go ar the
following price.... .loc, 124c and ISc
MKN'H I1KAVV WOOL KOX KEDL'CKD
CGc Sox now ..............! 8c
7Dc Sox now. JiOc
86c Sox how . ...OOc
9Cc Sox now. "He
$1.16 Sox now ..HOc
AMAZIXa VALUES IN THIS KALE OF
UN'DEIIMUHLIXH
$6.45 Porto Illcan hand made Gowns 9.t.U3
$4.60 Porto Illcan hand made Gowns....$3.l.1
$3.76 Porto Illcan hand made Chcmlse..S.)l
$3.25 Dove llrand Ladles' Gown ff'2J0
$3.16 Dovo Drand Ladles' 'Gowns, Including
extra sixes, now priced at......... .9I.0H
$3.69 Dove Drand Crepe Gowns 9JiO
$2,33 Dovo Drand Ladles' Gowns ...91.7t
Dovo Drand Petticoats $1,110 to $2.11)
Dovo Drand Envelope ChemlscOHc to 91.08
I'HOE.VIX HOSIEItY IlKlJL'CEf)
New Low I'rlrei Now In Effrct
Phoenix Llslo Hono In tho popular Richelieu
rib. Full range of lze. These give excel
lent service. Supply your needs, Pair. .We
Phoenix Mercerized Lisle Hose of extra good
quality. Sea miens style. Dlack and cor
dovan only. All sires. Reduced to TTtr.
Phoenix nibbed Top Silk Hose with lisle
reinforced heel nnd toe. Seamless. One of
our best selling numbers. Priced at 91.45
Phoenix Silk Hose with lisle heel and sole.
One of the finest grades made by the Phoenix
mills. Reduced to, per pair.........- $2-13
Phoenix Silk Hose In seamless stylo with
reinforced lisle heel and toe and lisle garter
welt. Matchless values, priced, pair.. .91.10
Phoenix Full Fashioned Silk Hose with lisle
heel, toe and garter welt. Dlack, white and
desirable colors. Reduced to, pair.. 91.03
SHEETS
72x90 Seamed Sheets at . 91.15
81x90 Fine Seamless Sheets at 91.50
72x90 Fine Seamless Sheets at 91.40
94 Fine Dleached Sheeting, per yard 55c
EXTRA SPECIAL
25 inch White Outing Flannel, while It lasts,
priced at, per yard........... He
EXTRA SPECIAL -.
Worthmor $2.00 Voile and Organdie' Waists,
priced for this sale at . ....9!.O0
HUE
I R. OTHERS
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It. Ev McNeelcy, a student at the
O. A. C, returned Saturday to Cor
Yflllls after a short visit with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. McNceley.
W. M. Dcrgstrom nnd son, William,
returned to their home nt Deschutes
last night after attending to busi
ness matters In Dcnd tho past three
days.
Mrs. It. II. Hopkins of Clackamas,
Wash., accompanied by her children,
arrived this morning to spend a few
days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Fairbanks.
E. II. Young left last night for his
homo In Yakima, Wash., after at
tondlng the funeral of his sister, Miss
Ida Young, which was held last
Thursday afternoon.
Dennis Hunt, watcrmaster of tho
Squaw Creek Irrigation prolect, with
hcadquartors at Sisters, arrived last
night from Seattle, whore ho spent
tho past month visiting friends.
Mrs. E. A. Mains, n resi
dent of Dend for thirteen years,
loft last night tor Redmond, where
oho Is making her homo at present
with hor daughtor, Mrs. H. G. Cald
well. William Tromhleo nnd family left
this morning tor their homo at Sand
Point, Idnho, after a short visit with
Mrs. Tromblco's parents, Mr. and
and Mrs. Gcorgo Hoover, 334 Green
wood avonuo.
Mrs R. C. Klrby nnd family of El
lcnsburg arrived in Dend this morn
ing to make their home. Mr. Klrby
has boon employed by tho Brooks
Scanlon Lumber Co. for the past sov
era! months.
J. Alton Thompson, county school
superintendent, returned homo this
morning from attending tho Stato
Educatlonnl association meeting In
Portland, nnd tho county superin
tendents' mooting in Snlom.
Joseph Inens of Shoshone, Ilnho,
loft for his- homo this morning, hav
ing bcon called ta.Doud to attend tho
funeral of his brothor-ln-law, Lano
Thonins, who was killed In an auto
mobllo accldont on tho Dend-Tumalo
road on Christmas night.
Charles II, O'Noil of Prescott,
Wash., loft last night for Seattlo nf
tor spending tho past throe days vis
iting his son, Jnmos, circulation man
ager of Tho Uullotln. Mr. O'Noll
who is managing editor of tho Walla
Walla Valloy Spectator, goes to Seat
tlo tq attend tho mooting oftho Edi
torial association to be hold at tho
University of Washington,
Saturday
J. I. Campbell, C23 Hill street, left
last night for a few days' visit with
friends In Portland.
G. B. Tench, engineer of the Will
ito tractor, leaves to nlgbt for his
home In Los Angeles.
Mrs. Charles Carroll Is reported to
bo entirely recovered from her re
cont attack of pneumonia.
Miss Alice Spauldlng of the Alta-
mont is confined to her home by a
slTght attack of tho grippe.
W. J. Daer, timekeeper at Shevlin
Hixon camp No. 1, is on a two weeks'
trip to Seattlo and Vancouver, B. C.
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Clark of Mo
tollus arrived this morning to spend
a few days visiting friends In Bend.
H. Oakley of tho U. S. navy re
turned to Portland this morning after
having closed the recruiting office In
Bend.
Harry J. Tindel, former resident of
Bend, left last night for Klamath
Falls after a short visit spent with J.
E. Albright.
L. M. Foss arrived this morning
from Portland, where he hns been
representing tho school board In fi
nancial matters.
William and Joseph Slankony
drovo In yesterday frdm their ranch
at Brothers to nttend to business
matters in Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer WIckstrom of
1027 Albany street arrived last night
after, spending the past two weeks
.vjsltlng friends In Spokane.
. W. O.- Ralston, prominent sheep
man of Terrebonne, has returned to
his home after having spent the past
two days attondtng to business af
fairs in Bend.
A. L. Roynolds, victim of the re
cent stabbing affair at tho Pastime
pool hall, is well on tho road to re
covery, and will bo discharged from
St. Charles' hospital Monday.
Diehard Herold, an employe of tho
Dond Water, Power & Light Co., Is
recovering from nn Injury to his
hand, sustained recently while doing
construction work for tho company.
I. S. Strashurger, proprietor of the
Dake-Rlto Sanitary 'bakery, 'leaves
tonight for Portland on business.
Whllo thore It Is his Intention to pur
chase a broad wrapping machlito, aUo
oqutpmont to bake ono-pound loaves.
Joseph Garske, 1333 West Tenth
street, accompanied by his mother,
Mrs. Q, A, Garske, arrived In Dend
last night after driving his car from
Seattle, whoro ho was operated upon
for congestion of tho lungs, causod
by m recent nttack of Influenza.
Upon their arrival they were met
by Mr. Garske, after which they left
for their ranch near Brothers, where
they will spend tho next few weeks.
Friday
Mrs. Hugh O'Kano is vlsiClng
friends In Portland.
N. H. Htliott, Terrebonne rancher,
spent the day in Bend.
D. T. Carmody left this morning
on a business trip to Prineville. .
A. F. Larson left last.nlght;to air
tend a meeting of the Shriners at
Tacoma. '-
H. I. Rice, Fcrt Rock merchant,
was transacting business in Bend
yesterday.
C. H. Wtgmore of the Grange Hall
district was a business visitor in
Bend yesterday.
Max Cunning, Redmond attorney,
was attending to court busluess In
the county seat today.
George Jones, prominent, ranchor
of the Pilot Butte section, left last
night on a business trip to Portland.
S. C. Panotf, formerly of Bend, ro
turned to Portland last night after
spending tho past week visiting
friends.
Ashley Forrest left last night for
Portland to attend a convention of
agents of the Oregon Life Insurance
company.
William Axtell loft this morning
by stage for his home at Silver Lake
after spending the lant fow days
visiting friends.
Oscar Nelson and Albert Rustland
returned last night from Spokane,
where tho spent tho past three weeks
visiting friends.
Mrs. II. A. Devanoy nnd children
left last night for their home at Jef
ferson, Ore., aftor having spent threo
months in Bend.
H. F. Buttrey, a former resident of
Bond, arrived 1 tho city this morn
where thoy spent tho past throo.
weeks visiting friends,
A 10-pound boy was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn W. Loomls at-Ash-land
recently. Mr. Loomls is a far
mer resident of Bend.
John H. Lewis, former state en
gineer, arrived in Bond this morn
ing to attend to matters In connection
with buslnosa affairs of the C O, I.
Co.
Mrs. Peter N. Byberg of 76 Shasta
placo arrived In Bond this morning
from Missoula, Mont., whoro eho had
spent tho past two weeks visiting
relative.
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