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(n United Prow to The Dully Bulletin.)
NEW YORK, Feb. 9. Alas! Poor
littlo Dan Cupid is trailing his rosy
wings in the dust. He loans sad and
discouraged on his quiver with a
quiver of his under Up. Since muni
tion millionaires are buying up the
hearts of rubies and scarves of Point
tie Ven iso to present to their fair Val
entines this Fobruary 14, Cupid feels
red satin hearts and paper lace frills
won't have a chauco.
Oh, where are the paper lace and
tinsel valentines of yesterday? The
hand painted satin hearts pierced
with gildod darts. All amorously
inscribed with some choice and burn
ing sentiment fresh from a passion
ate poet's pen. They are in the dust
heap of the Gods along with the
broken vows, shattered hearts and
Withered flowers.
The modern maid is educated up
to more expensive love tokens. She
insists that the tinsel of her valen
tine be a tleast 14 karat, if not 22.
Her paper lace must be real lace
and any hearts coming her way must
be shiny jeweled ones instead of
Eatin.
Even the' more sensible good old-
fashioned girls (land there really
are a few left) balk at a picture card
token that is rich only in sentiment.
They will he made blissfully happy
however with a heart shaped box
of sweets, a heart shaped beaded
bag or one of those lovely lingerie
pillows of Cluny and filet lace, heart
shaped, over a slip of rosy satin.
Heart shaped pincushions to match
are also appropos and there are
packages of delicately tinted willow
filled with flowers are most attrac
tive gifts that one shop which is
making a specialty of Valentine to
kens is showing.
There are all sorts of heart shaped
jewel boxes, too, ranging from gold,
Bilver and carved ivory down to
equally effective and less expensive
enamel, lacquer, brass, ivorine and
pewter. If you send one of these
with this telling little sentiment bor
rowed from one of William Winter's
poems
"I send you, dear, an empty heart,
But send it from a very full one."
You cannot fail to win the grati
fied adoration of your Valentine lady.
If yon have the face to do it, a
heart shaped picture frame of silver
or colored leather makes a picture
sque valentine and there are heart
shaped crystal vials of perfume rare,
fit for the most fastidious of noses.
Love often smiles on one who ex
changes dollars for scents.
To bag a heart with a heart shaped
hag would seem to be a popular sport
this February 14, for the varieties
of valentine bags offered Is most
bewildering. There are sewing bags
and darning bags and vanity bags
and shopping bags and skating bags
and slipper bags and bags for any
thing at all.
Not all of them are heart shaped
by any means, although the majority
are, but some, especially beaded ones,
carry out the valentine idea by hav
ing fat little cupids disport over
their sides. A clever darning bag
of cretonne is hung on arrow (shaped
rods instead of the plain brass
lengths of curtain rod and it is trim
med in fat little stuffed hearts, in
lieu of the stuffed silk apples which
have been borne so monotonously by
every darning bag this season. An
irresistible skating bag has a fat lit
tle kewpie in smiles and nothing
else, skating madly across its side
In yarn embroidery.
The most elaborate, ornate and ex
pensive of the valentine tokens I have
.glimpsed is a heart shaped brooch
'of rubies pierced by an arrow of plat
inum from whose point drips a drop
of ruby .gore. .The nicest valentine
gift I think, is a hand carved old
gilt and blue wood frame enshrining
We Offer You
The experience of nearly 8 years successful
banking, under the same management.
$700,000.00 in resources.
An earnest desire to be of
v Service to you.
Come in and talk it over with us.
The First National Bank
BEND,
the photograph of Tho-Only-Man-ln
the-world. And think what a prac
tical and useful gift for next year
it will be, so easy to change tho
photograph for another at the 1018
or more current Only-Mna-lii-tho
World.
HKND TOSNKKM VUTOKIOl'8
(Continued from Page 1.)
of his opponent almost etitlroly dur
ing the second half. Tho guurding
of Stelnkept and Wilson was among
the features of tho second halt. For
Bend. Norcutt and Saunders were
stars on basket shooting, making
most of tho points for tho local
team. Clarno and Smith did close
guarding in all of tho game. Grube
had difficulty in guarding the giant
Johnson, of Redmond, but made sov-
eral clover shots when he was free.
The high school team leaves this
afternoon for Prinovillo, where it
will pluy the Crook county high
school tonight, and will play the
Madras high school Saturday night
at Madras. The return game with
the Crook county high school will bo
played in Bond next Thursday even
ing. The lineup for last night's game
was as follows: '
Redmond Bend
Young, Rice Norcutt and
and Dtttmore F Saunders
Johnson C Grube
Rice, Wilson G Smith, Clurne
This Frivolous Apron
For Tea Makers
Pboto by American Press Association.
A GLORIFIED ONE.
Made of corn colored aeorgette crap
It her smocked or shirred at the belt, bor
dered and strapped with inch wide yellow
velvet ribbon, this beautiful frivolity,
which la also washable, has the laat touch
of eathMlclam in the cluiter of French
flowers at the waist Una.
FADS OF LITERARY MEN.
A Letter From His Wife Always Mad
Hawthorn Wash His Hands.
Keats liked red pepper on bis toast
Dickens was fond of wearing Jewelry.
Joaquin Miller nailed all his chairs
to the wall.
Edgar Allan Poe slept with bis cat
and was inordinately proud of his feet
Daudet wore his eyeglasses when
asleep.
Thackeray used to lift bis bat when
ever be passed the bouse In which be
wrote "Vanity Fair."
Alexandre Dumas the younger bought
a new painting every time he bad a
new book published.
Robert Louis Stevenson's favorite
recreation was playing the flute, In or
der, as be said, to tune his Ideas.
Robert Browning could not sit still.
With the constant sbufCIng of his feet
boles were worn In the carpet
Longfellow enjoyed walking only at
sunrise or sunset as he said his sul
Umest moods came upon him at these
times.
Hawthorne always washed his bands
before reading a letter from his wife.
He delighted in poring over old adver
tisements in the newspaper flies.
Oliver Wendell Holmes used to carry
a horse chestnut In one pocket and a
potato In another to ward off rheuma
tism. Philadelphia Inquirer.
OREGON
O - 9
WASHING THE DISHES.
Doing This Job Only One a Day, It Is
Said, Saves Time
"Tho careful housekeeper will always
resent the suggestion that once a day
Is often enough to wash il In lies," writes
Dr. It. Itamunl lit "Tuhlo Talk" lu the
National Food Magazine. "She cnunot
train herself to allow soiled pistes and
sllverwnro to stuck up from 0110 meal
to the next fur she has beou taught
that such actions uro evidence of shift
less, slovenly housekeeping. As a mat
ter of fact, along with tunny other no
tions which a ro llxed In tho operation
of tho home, both time und energy are
saved by cutting out two of tho throo
dally dlshwuHhliig Jobs." -
Dr. Unrunrd goes on to reolto the ex
perience of one housekooiK-r who actu
ally dured BtUily tho homely work of
dishwashing. One week elm wushetl
dishes three times n day; the next week
she washed each day's dishes alto
gether. She used tho same number of
dishes each day In both weeks. She
found that It took her tlfty-ono minutes
a day to wash dishes after each meal
and forty-one minutes a day to wash
them once u day.
This took account only of time, but
there wus a considerable additional
saving lu gus or fuel consumed by
boating water one Instead of thrlco a
day, to say uothlng of tho Baying in
soap.
SALT IN THE FOOD.
Why Its Flavor at Times Is Toe Waak
or Too Strong.
The average Bousowlfo wonders why
she often over or under salts her
dishes when she "knows" that she
salted them just right, as she always
did and as the recipes called for.
The reason Is Just this: Tho season
ing value of different brands of salt
varlps widely. This Is easily proved.
Take Ave slices of ripe tomatoes; apply
equal parts of Ave makes of salt upon
the separate pieces. Hat as soon as
salted. The difference in flavor, per
meation, rapidity and equality of dis
solution and seasoning valuo are read
ily detected.
A table salt should be fine, tbo crys
tals of equal size, quickly soluble and
tree from Ingredients which absorb
moisture from the air. Largo and
small crystals will not dissolve uni
formly; consequently the full salting
effect Is not obtained until the largo
crystals are dissolved. Tbo quickly
soluble salt diffuses. Itself through the
food at once and gives an equality of
savor. Sticky salt is an intrusive uul
snnce. r'allures In salting are largely duo to
changing from one make of salt to an
other. Get the best grade, grow ac
customed to Its uso and stick to it
San Francisco Chronicle.
Single File.
When the Indians traveled together
they seldom walked or rode two or
more abreast but followed one anoth
er in single file. It has been thought
by some that this practice resulted
from the lack of roads, which com
pelled them to make their way through
woods and around rocks by narrow
paths. If this were the real reason
for tho practice, then we should expect
to find that the tribes who lived Id
open countries traveled in company, as
do whites. The true reason for Jour
neying as the Indians did In single die
seems to be a feeling of caste. Tills
feeling was nt the bottom of otber
customs of the Indians. It made their
women slaves and rendered the men
silent and unsocial. This peculiarity
Is Asiatic. How It has warped and
disfigured flludu life is well known.
The women of n Chinese household are
seldom seen In the street. The chil
dren, when accompanying their father,
follow him ut a respectful distance, In
single file and in the order of their
ages.
Poor John!
. "Hello! Is this you, mother dear?"
"Yes. Sue. What Is It? Something
awful must have bapiwued for you to
call me up nt this"
"It's not so awfuL But John, dear,
hasn't been feeling well, and the doc
tor gave him pills to tuke every four
hours. I've been sitting up to give
them to him, and now It's about time
for his medicine, but John has fallen
asleep. Should I wake Mm
"I wouldn't If 1 were 700. What is
he suffering from?"
"Insomnia.' Pittsburgh Telegraph
Chronic Le.
8moklng In Japan.
In Japan woman bus smoked ever
since tobacco was introduced and In
variably ased the pipe of metal with
the tiny bowl holding only sufficient
tobacco to provide half a dozen whiffs
which was in universal use until the
cigarette entered Japan with otber
western innovation!.
His Exous.
"Your honor, I frankly admit that 1
was exceeding the speed limit, but I
was afraid of being late at court"
"What was your business at courtr
"I had to answer to a chnrge of ex
ceeding the speed limit" New York
Times.
Friendly Advice.
"We surprised nil our friends by get
ting married."
"Good enough. Now surprise 'em by
staying married." Exchange.
An Anolent Coke.
Patience Would you like to see the
cake I got on my twenty-eighth birth
day? Patrice Why, yes! Is It well
prescrvtd? Youkers Statesman.
Dow blessings brighten a tr.cy take
their flight!-Young.
MIMi WIU. NT A lit ON MARCH 5
(Continued front Page 1.)
on a paying basis for them. Mr.
Gardner, whose residence Is In Port
land, has boon actively engaged In
the timber business tor many years,
and Is now of thn firm of Tho K, R.
Gardner Company,
t'AIUi C1.UW WAS NOT RKI.KAHKI)
That Curl S. Clow did not receive a
release from tho Portland bull club
but Instead from Manager MoCro-
die an offor for a seasoning In the
Northwest league was learned In a
letter received hero from Clow today.
Tho Information that Clow was not
to bo im-ludod among tho party of
Delivers that were to ho taken to
Honolulu from spring training wus
taken by his friends to mean that he
wus released. Clow bus applied for
u year's leave of absence or u report
next , full as ha Is now In business ut
I .a Pino with his father.
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YOU GET WHAT P
YOU WANT WHEN
Y0UASKF0R1THERE
FOR SALE
pOR HAI4K Thoroughbred Wli
Indian Game rooster. Inqu
hlte
Ire
McCann, sign shop.
63-6p
pOR SAI.K Old nowspapors, nt The
Bulletin olllco; Just tho thing for
carpet lining, for covering shelves,
or to holp start tho fire In tho morn
ing. 1-Stt
FOR RENT
poll HAIiK Two lots in Northwest
Townsite Company's Second Ad
dition (west of tho river, near Shov
lln mill); price $150, easy terms, Ap
ply nbc, Bulletin office. tf
WANTED
yANTKU Mon's and family wash
ing, for homo work, or will go
out by the hour. Myrllo Srhroeder,
Broadway and Florida Sts. ..3-&4p
yANTKI) District manager, for a
sick and accident fraternal order,
accepting both man and women. Sal
ary and commission. Adilross. Or
ganizer, Portland, Oro. 509 Mont
gomery St. 63-5p
You II Surely Find It Here
Delicatessen
& Home Bakery
I "ton. Cakes, llrond, Cookies,
Homo Cooked Dishes, made
dally.
P. E. CHASE AND E. J. 8IEMSKN
JOHNSON DLDG., WALL. ST.
Transfer
Light and Heavy Hauling
Phone 221
Pioneer Auto Stage &
Truck Co.
PROMPT 8KB VICE AI.WAY8 WE
KNOW HOW.
We'll Do It!
Your Transfer Work.
Light and Mcavjr Hauling
Moving Household Goods a
Specialty; Express and Bag
gage. Auto Trucks any place.
PHONE BLACK 461
OREGON TRANSFER CO.
Fuel-Wood
OREGON FUEL CO.
Phone Red 601
HERE TODAY!
The new Silk Blouses for spring in till tho
new prevailing shades Gold, Flesh, Apple
Green, Gray, Maize.
Moderately 10 n up JC Cf
priced, from vJ. to POW
HERE TODAY1
The new Suits for spring Tan, Gold, Apple
Green, New Blues, Navy; Triced at
$17.50 Z $29.50
HERE TODAY!
THE NEW COATS.
For spring Plaids, Blues, Rose, djC 7C
Apple Green; Priced, up from.... PO O
Authentic Styles This Store is Bend's
Leading Style Center.
HERE TODAY Lin weave, the Guaran
teed White Goods. Everybody wants Lin
weave. STOP AND SHOP AT
FARM M AN (IIU'll.All OCT.
Thn Department of Agriculture
has just Issued as Karmnrs' Hullo
tin No. 793, a circular entitled "How
the Federal Farm Loan Act Bene
fits the Farmer." This not only
gives the disadvantages of the pres
ent system and advantages claimed
for the new federal land bank sys
tem but outlines who may obtain
loans, how to orgaulin a local asso
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PRICKS: $100 AND UP
TERMS: Reasonable
We'll loan you money lo build.
logon's
Fresh Chocolates,
Toffy, funnels, Fudges,
lion-
ItniiN, nindn every (lay
SPECIALLY PACKKD IIO XK8 A
KKATWtK.
Step!
FEBRUARY 14
St. Valentines Ball
Hippodrome
WliEHE EVERYBODY GOES
Dancing, l .0 lo 12, Best of Musle
Harmony
Msds Psssibls With
CHICKKIIING OR KIMBALL
Pianos
Ilrunswlclc IMionograplis and
Records.
Csmblnatlon Fssl and Ollllsrd Tsbl.s.
Ws Pnrehscs All Records. Rscord
Eiehsngt.
DAY MUSIC CO.
ones Dairy
CLEAN MILK
AND CREAM.
Milk for Infants and
Invalids a Specialty.
Phone Black 1531
ciation and other useful Information.
Congressman Blnnotl will gut a copy
of the soma to any constituent ru
nuiuitluiilng him therefor,
lU. COK PIRCIIAHKM NATIONAL
Dr. U. C. Con yesterday received a
new SI horsepower, five-passenger
National touring car 1917 model.
The seating Is so arranged that Dr.
Cne can utilize It as an nmliulain.i
In his praetli-e.
nKNIVS MOST SCENIC
H KS I PENCE P KOl'KU T Y
Every Iot coiiimiimls h view
the River, Mountains and
City. Building restrict ions
according to Ix'ution.
J. RYAN & CO
0'Kane Bid,. I'taonc Ml
A Pleasant Hour
AT niLLIARKB AND POOL
Cigars and Tobacco,
II..I l.lns. '
Metropolitan
CIIAIU.M CAKIIOI.L
H. CA TO
MERCHANT TAILOR
NEW HI'RINO STOCK JUST
AHIUVKD!
Have you r Clothes ( miulo I n I lend)
nd)
Cost Less und Kits Hetlor
Phone, Red 1411
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GENERAL INSURANCE
CITY AND FARM
PROPERTY
BEND LOTS AT LOW
PRICES AND EASY TERMS.