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THF HKND BULLETIN, BEND, ORKGON. Tt'KHDAY, MAIU'll 117, IOIT
III'
AMERICAN WOMEN
WORKING FOR ALLIES
Hewing clrclo In Iiomlon ltrrakN Sll
euro Hulfl hn United KuiU-h Noam
War With Ucrnuiny.
I(y 1. W. reKl. r,
(United Pros Staft Corraixmdcnt)
LONDON, March 27. Tlio only
American sawing circle in Kiigluml
workod in ran to silence until Presi
dent Wilson brake oft relations with
Germany. Then discipline strained
stretched and snnppod.
A gusher of pent up sentiments
'broke over the sewing tables of the
American Women's Club workrooms.
After a while it was all said and the
circle subsided. ' The Industrious
thrum of sewing machines and band
age spools resumed and the relief
work went right along.
Mrs. Stokes Walte, the chairman
however, decided a little whispering
Is good for the workers' tired nerves.
So the silence rule that made the
sewing circle unique was sent to
abide with the late lamented Ger
man relations.
Even it there is rag chewing in
the workroom the lint is not wasted.
Even the stray threads ravelled from
the edges of working cloth are util
ized along with rags from the cut
ting tables. These are gathered up
ot the end of each day and stored
until there are enough to make cush
ions for injured arms or legs.
"We used to have an assessment
ot 12 cents a day for each worker,"
Airs. Waite said, explaining the fl
' nanclal workings of the Institution.
"'That was to pay the operating ex
penses aside from materials. It left
a surplus, so we abolished the plan,
substituting a voluntary contribu
tion. Now the surplus is even
larger.
"Every woman who works 156
hours in three months is entitled to
the War Volunteers' badge, with the
letters 'W. V.' surmounted by tjie
Crown. But she must go on work
ing to retain it even after the honor
Is won, unless under special cir
cumstances it Is awarded outright.
"I never saw greater enthusiasm
than that ot the American women
who come here to make things for
the wounded. Some have lived in
England for a number of years and
had become accustomed to their af
ternoon tea, but they work right on
through the tea hour here without
a pause.
"We send a little surprise with
every bale of supplies leaving for
the front.- It contains hypodermic
syringes and hot water bottles with
flannel covers. .1 nursed in a hos
pital in France, so I know Just how
welcome these things are in any hos
pital camp, no natter how well it
may be equipped."
"Will the American Women's Club
"workrooms send their output to
American troops it we go to war?"
Sirs. Waite was asked.
"We aren't at war yet," she re
plied, smiling, "but it is nice to have
a body of workers skilled and or
ganized if anything happens."
Here are some of the names from
the workroom roster on this typical
sewing day: Mrs. Alfred E. Bradley,
-wife of the American military ob
server; Mrs. Walter Blackman, Mrs.
George H. Shaw, Mrs. Chester Pur
ington, "Mrs. F. W. Libby, Mrs. Rob
rt McClellan and Mrs. G. A. Mower.
AMERICAN FREIGHTER SAILS FOR HAVRE
WITH CARGO OF COTTON FOR ALLIES
yrrug
CITY- OF PUEBLA LORDING WITH COTTON
Photo by American Preaa Association.
Th American freighter, ths City of Pue
bla. sailed for Havre, defying ths German
war tone decree. She I owned by the
Harvey steamship company of 17 Battery
place, and was built at Cramps' yard In
Philadelphia In 1SS1 for the Alexandre
line, which operated a mall and passenger
service between New York, Havana and
Mexican por
The City ot Puebla la ot t& groa ion
nase. J.V feet inches Ions and 3s Ivet s
Inches beam, has H feet S Inches depth of
hold and la a single screw steamship
equipped with triple expansion reciprocat
ing engines which give her an a vera ice
speed of twelve to thirteen knots. The
picture shows the City of Puebla loading
with cotton. The American flag to Mint
ed on her side.
This makes ftv A merle n freighters
that have sailed from New York fur Eu
rope since ths publication of ths German
not announcing the new submarine pol
icy. The first was the Dochra for Genoa.
She was followed by the Kochester and
the Organs both for Itordenux, and the
Oswego for Genoa. These ships are Do
approaching the war danger sons.
Greek Effect For
This Maid's Rest Robe
Helping Some.
Bill I see that the theory that earth
quakes accelerate the movement of
glaciers has been proved by observa
tion, in Alaska recently. Gill Of
course. Why, I'll bet some earthquakes
would even make a chessplayer move.
r Yonkers Statesman.
Explained.
"Pa, what's the difference between
insurance' and 'assurance? "
"Well, the latter is what the agent
has, and tbe former Is what be tries to
sell you." Boston Transcript.
Logic.
Abandoned Alfred They say that
steady dripping of water '11 wear away
s stone. Dreamy Pete Jes' think,
then, wof d happen to a man's stomach
by pourln' glassfuls inter it!"
We are made for co-operation, like
feet, like hands, 'll'te eyelids, like the
-rows of the upper and lower teeth.
Marcus Anrelius.
RESTFUL MOMENTS.
Flesh colored georgette crape, cut tunic
and trimmed with heavy Bilk fringe, Hives
a comfortable negliffee that la also attrac
tive. Narrow fur finishes edges of ths
tunic and bands the delectable nightcap.
He Saw It
"There was a terrible accident at our
bouse last night." said a was. "As I was
sitting In tbe dining room I happened to
look out, and I saw tbe kitchen sink."
Let us not burden our remembrance
wlfb a heaviness that's gone.
C. S. HUDSON. President
U. C. COE. Vice President
E. A. BATHER, Vice President,
E. M. LARA, Cashier
L. 0. McREYNOLDS, Asst. Cashier
B. A. STOVER, Asst. Cashier
The First National Bank
OF BEND, BEND OREGON.
It's a Mighty Comfortable heeling
to know, that in addition to the largo resources of this
Bank, that at any time wo can send Ten Thousand to
Two Hundred Thousand Dollars in notes due this Bank,
to the Federal Reserve Bank, at San Francisco, Calif.,
and receive either currency or credit for the same.
Customers doing business with this Bank enjoy this ad
ditional security, wliicli is of almost inestimable value.
r3T i ftrlll tllli
V YOU GET WHAT
! VniTUMXTT WUITXT
1UU llJ-UXM. Ill liai A
YDUASKFORITfiEEE
FOR SALE
pOK SALE Two teams horsf-s. two
wagons and harness, all in good
condition, a bargain. P. O. Uox
376. 93p
poll SALE First class cafe, well
located, doing good business. In
quire Bulletin. 93tfc.
poll SALE OR TRADE 80 acres
' irrigated land, near Bend. P.
O. Box 248. - 92-97p
pX)R SALE Three bred gilts and
one 2-year-old sow. E. C. Klm
mell, .' two miles northeast Grange
hall, 4-6p
pOR SALE Light canvass-covered
traveling wagon, equipped with
small stove, cooking utensils, bed,
table, clothes locker and supboard.
Inquire P. T. Hardesty, Brooks
Scanlon Camp 1. 92-97c
pOR SALE Neat, new, little house
with lot 7, block 8. Mill addition,
half way between postofficc and sash
and-door factory. River front lot.
finest place in Oregon for garden
and chickens; rich black soil, four
feet deep. Terms like rent. Have a
look. 91-8fip
pt)R SALE OR TRADE Nino-acre
orchard In Rogue River Valley.
Adress Box 388, Bend, Or. 88tfc
pOR SALE Team, wagon, harness,
saddle. Kenwood Grocery. 88tfc
pOR SALE New American Adding
and listing machine; neve; used;
direct from factory. Owner has no
use for It. Cost new $88 f.'.o. b.
San Francisco. . Will take $75. See
machine at this office. 80tf.
glNGER HEWING MACHINES A
$3 payment places one In your
home. The Bend Furniture Co. i 79tfe
pOR SALE Two lots In Northwest
Townsite Company's Second Ad
dition (west of tbe river, near 8hev
lin mill) ; price J 160, easy terms, Ap
ply abc, Bulletin office. tf
FOR RENT
pOR ' RENT Modern five ' room
house. Inquire Ross Farnham,
Central Oregon Bank Bldg. 93tfc
pOR RENT FurnlBhed rooms and
board. Inquire across from the
Catholic church, on Wall. 89-94p
pOR RENT New 4-room apart
ment, four blocks from business
center. J. Ryan & Co., O'Kane build
ing. 88tfc.
pOR RENT Furnished rooms with
steam heat and bath. Goo. Bates,
Phone Rod 621. 84tfc
WANTED
WANTED Girl to do general house
wont, rnone aiii, oouc
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What Makes Business Suooaas.
"TliPio Ik alwnya u iivinlilin In lmt
Hess on tlio limn who dues bin work
uluntukliiKly," Hiiys J. t). Armour In
the Aiuvi'lriin Miiuuxinii, "with coin
pli'timi'HN nud llimlllv. Ilu Is tlio iiiiui
who will ho li'ti"tid wllh more mid
mora i'i8uiirMllilllly, up to thu limit of
his I'lipui'lly, The limn who lufoi'ins
hliuxelf niU(imlily uhout Ills linn. Itn
methods; Us pnljrlm mid III pi'ihIiii'Is,
fVhodoiM hi work so well Hint no ono
iiwiIh follow hliu up to imtch tlio riitf
K'd vilgi's, In on tlm tmftMtt, iirval nud
shortcut ruml to m liloviMiiciit."
The Usual Rsmedy.
Ilohtilo bud lit'i'u HtudyliiK IiIk irrnmt.
fiilluir's fare, which win very much
wrinkled.
' "Well, Hob," said tlio old ucMillmnan,
"do you like my fiico?"
"Vt, Krnndpn." mild lloliblp, If
an awfully nice fare, lint nhv il.m r
you have 11 IrouwIV" Now York Tlinvs.
nap inoa.
"What, buying cigars for your hns
handT I shouldn't think you'd eucour-
mnv mill ill inn iiiui iiiiiru,
i.t . 1'... I. ii...... .Ilu.
I ill li. M. ft in iu, iiih iiii'iii ii' , i in-
courngo tilm." Detroit Vrvo I'nina.
1JABY WEEK TO TAKE
A VARIETY OF FORMS
In Noliruska tlm slnlo ciiiiitiillliu
urn NiiKKi'XtliiK rainpiilKiis ilill-
lug illtfirnnt works so that I'lrctillN
tiiuy 1 1 it lUTiuiKi'il for Npimkiil'M. 'I'll Is
plan has inuiln u dorlilml hit wllh tlio
eh lid run's ti ii r it .
'I'lin sumo Mliilii, Ihn biiri'iiu siild,
Is ii I ii n ii I ii k llui oiii'lltiHt Imliy wimk
of 1 017 mid I'ui'ly tin t sih nlsii mo tm
pm'loil f nun I'i'iiiiHylvuiilii, MiinHii
t'liUMiitta mid Ciillloriilu rltltw. Most
of Ihn 502 t'ommuiiltUiM iilrxmly hoard
rniin liy Hio hiiroiiu, hiiwnvol', will
bold Hmlr ronroront'os Ihn first wook
In Muy, tia Hio lilil'oitll lliid pluiitioil.
II
Dlfft'i-Piit phiiM's of liifiint Work to
Itn HM'liiH.itt In I'rmn
May I ti .Muy 0.
(lly Unitnl Crew to thu Ik-nil llultetlnl
WASHINGTON, I). C, March 27.
Iluhy wook ronforonci's In Ihn
United Suites this your will takn
various forms unci bo hold on various
dittos, according to reports rmuliinn
tho children's bureau of thu Dopnrt-
ment of Liihor hem toilny. National
Baby week officially liowevor. Is May
1 to 6.
Severn I slates littvo snlertntl sonto
ono phuso ot Infant wolfitru wdrk f.ir
special oiiipliunlit In this year's cum-
paign.
Delaware will speclallio on tho pre
vention of Infantile paralysis, which
look such a heavy toll of Infant life
throughout thu country Inst your,
ami others lire looking toward tho
keopliiK of morn complete records
for a moro lutlinato study of tlm In
fant mortality rates from ull causes.
DontForget
ii
that
II
PREFERRED
STOCK
is
II
Just a Little
Better.
F. DEMENT & CO.
ii
TO TRADE.
pOR TRADE Land" near Medford,
or timber fund near Gotdondalo,
for property in Bond. F. Thordar
son. 89-94C
OVER 60 HOMES
IN BEND
do ull their cooking on
Electric Ranges
Over 30 More Homes
In Bend do part of tlielf cooking with elec
tricity. We expect to equip 50 Homes with
Electric Ranges this spring.
We Sell Ranges on Easy Terms
Bend Water Light & Power Co.
You'll Surely Find It Here
Oregon Trans
fer Company
" WIU. DO VOUK
MOVING, LIGHT and HEAVY
HAULING, THANSFKR, KX
I'RK&S AND . BAGGAUK
, BUSINESS.
FHONB BLACK 451
lagan's
Fresh Chocolates,
Taffy, CarmclN, Kudirea, Hiii-
Rons, mudo every day.
SPECIALLY , PACKKD BOXES A
PEATUBK.
A Pleasant Hour
AT IIILLIAKIW AND POOL.
Cigars and Tobacco,
IImI Una,
Metropolitan
CHARLES CARROLL
Transfer
. Light and Heayy Hanling
Phone 221
Pioneer Auto Stage &
Truck Co.
PROMPT SERVICE ALWAYS WE
KNOW HOW. ,
Step!
TUESDAY
and
SATURDAY
HIPPODROME
H. CA TO
MERCHANT TAILOR
NEW SPUING STOCK JUST
ARRIVED!
HaveyourClothea(mado In Bond)
Cost Lena and Fits Bettor.
Phone, Red 1411
CARL JOHNSON
TAILOR
SKILLED WORK
at
Reasonable Prices
Fit and Workmanship
absolutely guaranteed.
. Lawrence Building,
733 WALL STREET
J
ones Dairy
CLEAN MILK
AND CREAM.
Milk for Infants and
Invalids a Specialty.
Phone Black 1531
J.A.EASTES
GENGRAL INSURANCE
CITY AND FARM
PROPERTY
BEND LOTS AT LOW
PRICES AND EASY TERMS.
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