The Bend bulletin., March 21, 1917, Page 3, Image 3

TITIt BEND nCM.KTIN, MEND, OREGON, YVKDNKHIM V, MARCH 21, 1017
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FcnturiiiK GltACE DARMOND
BEND THEATR E
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Bend in Brief
DOINGS IN YOUR CITY.
You'll Find Them Here.
WKDNKHDAV.
Knights of ' tlllMo, HmOht's hull,
M p. m.
THCHHOAY.
A. K. A. M., Mather's hull N p. m.
Fill DAY.
Woodmen nf tho World, Council
limnlx-m, M p, in.
IU-lH-knli ImIc, Hnllirr'N hull, M
p. nt.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
It. K. Eaton, of l.o Pine, In In tho
clly today uii liunlin'.
II. W. Martin, of flint) Fall. In
a visitor in tho city today.
Mm. K. I,. Clark, of I-a Pino, I
pending tho day In tho city.
Harold Rhumway returned tills
morning from a few days visit In
Portland.
I,. F. Rice arrived In Ik'nd luat
f night from Lower Bridge, and U
ponding tha day horn.
Tho social to linve been given by
tho Dnptist ladloa Friday night hm
been Indefinitely postponed. .
Dllly George loft last nlKlit (or
Soaltlo to vlalt Ilia wlfo. lie Inland
to atop off In Portland for a few
days before returning to liend.
Mr. and Mrs. Cluronco L. Miinn
ho liner returned tlilu tnornlnx from
nn axtondod visit to Chicago and Now
4 Orleans. Mr. MannliolmtT'i health
Iiiih bnnn considerably linprovud.
Your oyci examined and fitted
with glussca. Dr. B. Fontaino, opto
mtitrlat, nt Larson's Jewelry atom,
Bond Oro. Adv.
AT THE HOTELS.
Pilot Ilutlo Inn.
T. Hardy, Oregon Trunk.
F: G, Delano, Portland, y
Oeorgo Andorson, Portland. '
Hoy H, Kcagy, Seattlo.
T. 3. O'Koofo, Portland.
A. M. Oloson, Portland.
Mrs. Newton De Forest, Washing
toii, D. C.
W. K. McCormack, Central Ore
Bon. D. D. Hull, Portland.
' W. F. Looker, Portland.
' V. H. AKron, Portland.
QnorKO M. Nolton, Portland.
Oeorgo B. Flak, Portland.
I C. A. Btahl, Beattlo.
I II. B. Smith, Portland.
Tho Wright Hotel.
0. M. Hubbard, Vancouver..
Mr. and Mm. 0. J. Addlnk, Vancou
ver. Kay Wallaoo, Portland.
. Mr. and Mrs, B. M. Medium, Port
land. C L, Dubois, Portland.
II. ,A. Wattorborg, Woodburn,
i C. V. Taggort, Portland.
II. C. Harmon, Portland.
W. 0. Kennedy, Kugono.
; Alfrod B. Fullor, Portlund.
' Mr. and Mrs. T. Clardlnlor, MadraB.
11. L. WatHon, Soattlo.
Vera. McKoncle, Torrobonno.
Uharlea McKoiulo, Paullnu.
Thursday
and
Friday
BLANCH
Shadow
PETTICOAT REGIME
FOR ILLINOIS CITY
Women HI art Cuiniiilgii I'luiuilng to
Axxuiiie Clung" of th Clly
Admliilftl ration.
Illy tlnllnl I'rru lu llw IWnil llullrlln)
KVANHTON, HI.. March 21.
Weary of IiuvIiik mere men muyora
and couiiiMinen who spend their
waking hours In ('hlcugo and let mu
nicipal uffulm in this excliiHlva sub
urb go hung, the women of Kvumtton
have drafted a system of petticoat
politics und plan to elect a woman
maiiiied city administration tho com
ing spring.
Tho women hero havo the fran
chise and the men ruther expect them
to put their plan into effect. Al
ready they huvo one woman elected
to tho school directorship and an
other a Justice of the peace, the first
in Illinois.
Tha plan Is to have tho women win
all the elective offices, then appoint
women to all tho appointive offices,
including tho position of fire and
police commissioner. However, the
firemen and policemen themselves
will continue to be men.
"Wo will admit' that men know
X A.
SWEET
M
miinn things that wo do not know
uhout city affairs," suld Mrs. Anna
Hew Gross, wife of an .attorney, to
diiy, "but we'll very soon leuru
thorn." Mrs, Uross Is one of the
movement's leuders.
BUOOKS-SCANLON WIN
IN HOWLING CONTEST
Lumbermen Tuko Two Out of Three,
A II hough Murlln CiihIiiiiiiii
Have lllg Team Average.
Htjintllng of Hie Tcanix.
Won Lost Pet.
Martin & Cnshmun 17 10 .890
Ilrooks-Hcanlfin 15 12 .666
Iluiid 1 In 1 lit In 11 13 .468
Hhevllii-lllxon 8 16 .333
Although making a .lower team
average than their opponents, the
Ilrooks-rkunlon bowlers took two out
of three gumes from tho Martin
Cushinuii leum In the city league
mutch played lust night on the Car
njoily alloys. High score of the ev
ening went to Norval Springer.
The score:
llrookx-Hcunlon.
I'luyers 1st 2d 3d Total
Ithelngold 125 164 152 431
Tlndall 177 164 130 461
Zelser 172 169 176 517
Iloozley 181 142 145 418
Il.xlslrom 180 145 180 606
. Totals 785 764 783 2332
Martin & Cunhmun.
Springer 181 201 201 583
Hhuw 134 110 166 399
lirundouu 118 157 187 462
I'aluierlon IG8 161 165 474
Johnson 136 126 166 428
Totuls 737 746 864 2346
kvangkliht marhhall coming
Her. J. L. Perlnger announced to
duy that Evangelist II. E. Marshall
hus arranged to begin meetings at
the Iliiptlst church Bunclay, March
25, Instead of April 1, as before an
nounced.
WANTED
YOUNG BOY
Living at home to work
in office.
APPLY
GENERAL OFFICE
THE
SHEVLIN HIXON COMPANY
BEND. OREGON
ANZANITA
Just Watch it Grow in Popularity.
It can't help but grow. It has the location.
It has the view. The prices appeal to
everyone.
It is the ideal homesite in the city.
Manzanita Lots
Are going rapidly. People see there
is a big future in the lots they are
purchasing.
HOW IS THIS!
Prices: $50-55-65
it
COME IN AND TALK TO US ABOUT MANZ ANITA
TODAY AND GET READY FOR BUILDING
EASTES
COUNTY ItF.COKDH.
A. J. Tucker to O. W. Horner, bill
of sale to personal property.
The United Males to Waller T.
llurrlson, patent to 30U acres of land
In section 13, township 21 south,
range 10 east.
The United States to Floyd Phill
ips, patent to 820 ucres of lund In
sections 22 and 27, township 21
south, range 20 eust.
Hunter & Btuuts to Oeorgo II.
Davis, deed to lot 4, block 4, Deschutes.
HAItllEK HIIOP MOVES
The George barber shop will be
moved this week to a temporary loca
tion on Wall street, just north of Ore
gon, to permit construction to pro
ceed on the new building adjoining
tho First National Bank. ' It shall oc
cupy the same space In the new build
ing as soon as completed. In the
meuntlme customers will find the
shop Just around the corner of Ore
gon, on Wall street. Adv. 80-tlc
CUT DOWN
that High Cost of
Living. Try some
"KING Patented Process"
EVAPORATED FOODS
WATCH
THE
WINDOW
Jusl a Little Belter
F. Dement & Co.
GROCERIES tmj HARDWARE
. Quill Ptgxt
4
TERMS;
l) Per Cent Cash, and $5.00 HntUy, N Interest, r
10 Per Cent Cash, and $2.50 Mntldj, 6 Per Ct. Interest
BABY BUNNIES FOR EASTER
White Angoras, fl.00 each.
Drown and mixed colors, 60
' cents each.
F. MONTOOMF.ItY,
(irundvlcw I : Oregon
MOVEDI
The OfficM of the
Bend Park Co.
v.
have been moved to the corner of
BOND tnd GREENWOOD AVE.
Oppoaite Wright Hotel.
THE LIFE
of a shirt depends large
ly upon the way it is
laundered. Laundered
by us, a shirt will last
twice as long.
Our wagon will call in
the morning.
Phone us, Black 311
BEND LAUNDRY
THE UNITED WARE
HOUSE COMPANY
8torac and Psrwardin, Cnr1 Cm
jniMloa Merchant.
Wt carry OH, Caslia, Bagmr, Flour,
Bait lfvata, Baau, Bacaa and Lard.
FULL LINE
-of-
Hardware
Implements
Hunters' Supplies
Bend Hardware Co.
SOLE AGENT
Office on Greenwood Are. at Head of Bond St.
Ill'HINKHH AND PHOFK8HIONAI1
HKD.MAN A MOOIIK,
LAWYERS
Open Monday, Thursday and
Saturday evenings, 7 to 9 p. m.
Log Cabin Illilg. I1KND, OR.
VERNON A. FORBES
LAWYER
First National Bank Building
Bend, :-: :-: ' Oregon
II. II. De ARMOND
LAWYER
O'Kane Building, Bend, Oregon
DR. J. H. CONNARN
DENTIST
Office In 8athar Building.
Hours 0 to 12, 1 to 6.
Sundays and evenings by
Appointment.
GEORGE S. YOUNG
Civil and Irrigation Engineer
U. 8. Mineral Hurvejror.
Room 12, First National Bank
Building
(VcgOnTlfC Insurance Company
"cxcluiivklv omeoon
How OrFic Con.KTT Bloo.. PonrLANQ
ASHLEY FOFJIE8T,
District Manager.
Office phone Blk 1691 ' Bo. Blk. 310
KREE CONSULTATION
Dr. R. D. Ketchuin,
Drugless Physician
Hours. to 12. 1 to t:3, t IP
polnunent. OVER DEMENTS GROCERY;
W. G. Manning, P. M. D.
DENTIST
Suite 1 2-1 4, O'Kane' Building
Tel. Black 1781 ' Bead, Ore.
DR. B. FONTAINE
Optometrist, Opticiaa '
Located at ' '
Larson's' Jewelnr" Store,
BEND, OREGON '
PLASTERING,
Concrete Work, and
1 Septic Tanks,
Brick Work, Chimneys
Bee C. F. Dando, Black 2052
BEND INSURANCE
AGENCY
Writr of all kind of tominnet. Old
est Insormncc Agency In Central Ore
con. H. C. EUl. Fint NatwruU Bank
fioildins Bend, Orcson.
ConsnltaUon and foaminaiion Free.
NO MEDICINENO KNIFE
All Calls Promptly Atteaded to.
DR. J. C. SONES
" Graduate and Experienced '
Chlr.pr.ctor and Natar.patfclc Pajr.i
. . eiaa.
Phone 611. Offic. hours. 9 to 12, 2 to
I, 7 to t ..Office O'K.ne Buildins.
Room 6. Bend, Oreson.
Casualty and Surety
Bonds Furnished
See
D. L. WIGGINS
CENTRAL OREGON
PLUMBING & HEATING CO.
PLVMBIXG AND HEATING
117 Minnesota Street.
Estimates Cheerfully Furnished
Jobbing Promptly Done.
HOUSE MOVING
I will take contracts for moving and
railing building, from the smallest to
larRcst. See L. BRANDENBURG, or
write Box 439, Bend; Oregon.: t . .
Shoe Repairing
Done in a FIRST-CLASS man
ner, while you wait.
L. Goodman, opposite Baker's
Grocery.
We invite you to call at our store or
' phone and get our nricea. -Then
you will be a Heady caatoater.
H. P. Sniifli'scwcSRY
Tinning and Sheet Metal
WM, MONTGOMERY.
Furnacee, Spouting, Guttering,
Cornice and Skylight
Repairing promptly attended to
Prices right, work guaranteed