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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1917)
AQK 4'A ,,. - ra-.nmD wtixyriN, pahy romow, bkWT), oiumow, hatukpat. atml ai. iit The Bend Bulletin! DAILY KDITION FaaUakaa Brtry Afttrnaaa Rnt Bandar. BBND. OKKUON. Island aa 8eond Claaa Biattar, January ' t ltlT, at tha Pnt Offlc at Brad, Orison, Act of March . 1879. GEOROK PALMER PUTNAM PublialMr BOBKRT W. SAWYER Editor-Manamr FRKD A. WOK1.KLKN Nwa Editor HENRY N. FOWLER... Auoclate Editor RALPH SPENCER Mechanical Sup. An Independent New pa par, tandins for the aqua re deal, clean buaineea, clean nolltica uJ tlx beat tntereau ol ittnil and wentrai Oragon. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Br Mail. On Tear 15.00 Six Month! ...M.16 Three Montha 11.(0 Br Carrier On Year 16.80 Six Month! 13.60 I One Month 60 1 All subscriptions are due and .PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. Notices of I expiration are mailed subscribers and If renewal is not made within reason able time tbe paper will be discontinued. Please notify us promptly of any change of address, or of failure to re ceive the paper regularly. Otherwise we will not be responsible for copies missed. Make all checks and orders pay able to The Bend Bulletin. IF , . 1 11 1 1 , . 1 May Know AlP o the People IVo you know that this rush of your to lay in Qr stocks of umm! In iIoIiik the wry thins; you are tryinu; to prevent? Tire uiiukiiuI demand Imh-mumo of this desire is quickly' tlvpletiitK the Immediiite siouk of kmm! In our country and is consequently ralxliia; prices fur beyond their normal vuluo. Nellie Paulson, and Sirs. 0 drews. iKive llundnsl Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Norcntt enter tained at five Hundred Thursday evening, Those present were Mr. and Mrs. H, J. Todd, Mr. ami Mrs, W. II. Martin. Mr. and Mra. Krml Wilcox, Mr, mid Mrs. 0. K. lluvuril, Mr. unci Mrs. Myron II, Hymens, Mr, and Mrs, Quoi'KO Carney mid Miss Mccarty. ItnucliiK Party Mr. und Mis, A. J. Kroonert nro ontortnlng with a ltiu lnK party at (ho Emblem club this uvoiiIiik In hon or of Mr. Kronnurt's slslor, Mrs. (Jiith orliio O'llrltm, of Chlcnico, who Is visiting at thulr homo, Tho guest list will Include about 130 people. a a a Miss Union O'Neill left for Port- hind. Friday evening, to spend the week end at hoiue, a Miss Mnrjorle llunilurson, who has been the bouse guest' of Mn, Hi K. Brooks and Mrs, CI H. Hudson, lfi Monday evening for liur hoiuu In Powell Hlver, II. F; OHIO CAN FURNISH 500,000 SOLDIERS (lly United Preea to the llend I'ull.lln) COLUMIIUH, O... April' 21. Ohio 1 'Is taking stock,, propurlng to "(lu her bit" In the war. Various statu ! pitrtmonts rnpni'tiid toduy, show Inn her man and inuiiltlon power as fol lows: Klvo hundred thousand mini of mllltury age, 140,000,000 ucres or farm IiiiiiIs, nearly S.OOO.OUO.oihi ri'sourcus, 1000 pliiuts cnputilii of mitkliig war munitions, 340,000 auto. In the state, and a until producing cupuclty of fifty million tons. tiik wiuf7irnirTKL will servo an old-fitsliioned chicken dinner, with the trimmings, Hominy at 0 o'clock. AI.M1 Apple Dumplings and numerous oth er good things. All fur DO cents, Don't Buy More Than You Need Now Don't Put in a Big Stock Only to Waste it or have it spoil on your hands HOTEL COZY Now Open To The Public In General And Home Folks In Purtieulur, MRS. NETTIE STEVENSON, Ptbielor SATURDAY, .APRIL 21, 1917 Jn BendSociety Reception Mr. and Mrs. William Pattison and Miss Nellie Pattison entertained from 8 to 10 o'clock Saturday evening, in honor of Mr. and Mrs. O. Andrews. The guests were. Mr. and Mrs. M. Tromblee, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. George Young, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Minor, Mr. and Mrs. George Ingemann, Mr.' and Mrs. A. L. Reft, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Smith, Mr and Mrs. Fred Ecklinger, Mrs. W. Cor nell, Mrs. Daub, Misses Etta Cane. Grace Cane, Mae Ritchie, Hazel Thor son, Amy Ingemann, Lena Sherman, Fern Reft, and D. L. Wiggins, Eli Champaigne, Herbert Ecklinger and Howard Young. a Five Hundred Mrs. H. H. DeArmond entertained the following guests at Five Hund red Thursday afternoon, for the pleasure of Mrs. T. E. J. Duffy, of Prineville: Mrs. Vernon Forbes, Mrs. Howard Greiner, Mrs. Fred Wil cox, Mrs. W. H. Martin, Mrs. George Young, Mrs. Elmer Ward, Mrs. R. L. Edwards, Mrs. Ashley Forrest, Mrs. Louis Bennett, Mrs. J. C. Vandevert, Mra. J. "Gagen, Mrs. Montelle Coe, Mrs. J. Edward Larson, Mrs. A. Hanson, and Mrs. A. F. Larson. Mrs. Gagen won first prize and Mrs. Forbes consolation. Delicious re freshments were served. a a Surprise s A jolly surpirse was given Mrs. T. H. Foley at her home last Saturday evening, the occasion being her birth day. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Faulkner, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Perln ger, Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. A. Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Andros, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Clapp, Mr. and Mrs. E. Hanna, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Lundberg, Mrs. J. M. Lawrence, Mrs. Frank McCormack, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Albright, Miss Hunter, and Carl Green, Averal Hanna and Roy Lund berg. . a Marshmallow Boast Miss Margaret Schreder enter tained several of her friends Inform ally Friday evening. During the ev ening games were played, after which marshmallows were roasted around the fireplace. Those present were Misses Margaret Thompson, Margaret Wiest, Marion Lawrance and Harriet McCuen, and Harold Shumway, Hugh Thompson, Francis Lambert, Bill Borden and Donald Krull. a a a Miss Madora Howard, of Des chutes, is spending the week end at the home of J. P. Keyes, as guest of Miss Jeanette Keyes. This afternoon Miss Keyes entertained the following guests Informally, for her pleasure: Misses Marjorle Baird, Frances Hey burn, Bessie Sifilth and Marlon Bather. . Bed Cross Benefit A Red Cross benefit party, will be given Monday evening at the Emblem club. Plans have been made to have about 60 tables of cardB. A charge of 26 cents will be made, and ladies are requested to bring a few sand wiches. , a a liowkcr's Orchestral Bowker's Orchestra furnished an unusually good program for dancing Stop buying as though you never expected to buy hkiiIii. The farmers of Oregon are our first line of defense. Thousands of idle acres of the richest ground In tho world is Ih'Iiik put into cultivation to cure for our pcopln. Our Immense stock of nil standard depcudunblc kmmL will be sold in reas onable quantities on our regular basis of doing fair mid square business" with the people. Wo will spare no effort to keep everything needed here for you. In these uncertain times we will help you all we run, but vmi must do your share DON'T HIT MORK THAN' YOU NKKI) IK TOl' V.XT TO KEEP PRICES DOW.NX. The more goods you buy that you have no immediate use for, the higher, will be the prices when those are gone. The more yu pul utvny, the mure you will waste. Get busy and let's all use a little common sense. Wednesday a customer from Prinevillo came In anil bought three sets of shoes for his family there were five In his family, which meant 13 pairs of fhoes stored away lie suved $11,113. ! Another fellow, from I .a Pine, bought three 0x12 Hugs, because he could save (118.45 thereby. Another took three bolls of bleached muslin, tiecuuso he could save $3.73. Such Is the story of depletion of stock or reliable merchandise every day. USK YOUR BETTER JUDGMENT. KENWOOD BEND VIEW. PINELYN PJkK-TERMINAL AND KENWOOD GARDENS Easy Monthly Payments on Lots In these JltlJilloiis. J. Ryan I Co. we wiu. mum , a Htmm en tm Mlhlg 'evaenl ' &e lit. R. M. Smith CLOTHING COMPANY Quick .Service LIGHT and HEAVY HAULING TRANSFER DELIVERIES MADE TO ANY PART OF TOWN RED 66 1 CAREFUL DELIVERY ' HACCAGE PARCELS EXPRESS Given Goat Attention Oregon Fuel & Transfer Co. Corner Oregon & Wall Sts. THE FASTEST GROWING STORE IN THE STATE at the Hippodrome Tuesday evening. Thursday a Patriotic Dance was giv en there after the parade. Both were were well attended. a a a Dance Mr. and Mrs. Otis Marhham enter tained Saturday evening at their home on Ogden avenue. Dancing was enjoyed during the evening, refresh ments being served at a late hour. Mr. and Mrs. Markham will give a similar affair this evening. a a Basket Social The United Artisans will give basket social Tuesday evening at the Hippodrome. Music will be furnish ed by the Jazz Band. Everyone Is Invited to attend. a a a Tea . a Mrs. J. P. Keyes entertained Mon day afternoon with a tea, for the ! pleasure of Mrs. Phillip Brooks, who ten monaay evening ior rortiana ana Vancouver, B. C. a a a Buffet Lunch Mrs. H. K. Brooks will entertain tomorrow evening with a buffet lunch for Miss Marguerite Fafrlamb, of New York, who Is visiting her. a a a Dinner Dance i About 25 couples enjoyed the Din ner Dance given at the Pilot Butte Inn last Thursday evening. a a a Bridge Club Mrs. J. P. Keyes entertained the 'Bridge club Friday afternoon at her ihome on Louisiana avenue. a a a ' Miss Bertha Mannheimer, of Chi cago, is visiting at the home of her brother, C. Lv and Mrs. Mannheimer. Mrs. Mannheimer entertained at tea Wednesday afternoon in her honor, a a a Mrs. Herbert E. Allen and daugh ter Jean returned Thursday morning from a visit of several weeks in Port land. a . a Tin Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. George Young enter tained Thursday evening, the occas ion being their tin wedding anni versary. Music and refreshments were enjoyed during the evening. Tbe guests wore Misses Gertrude Hanks, Lena Sherman, Nora Living ston, Bernie Galsko, Bertha Dlshon, Bend View PRICES: $100 AND UP TERMS: Rcasonab.e We'll loan yon money to build. BEND'S MOST SCENIC RESIDENCE PROPERTY Every Iot commands h view of the River, Mountains und City. HuildiiiK restrictions according tp Lwation. -si:f.- J. RYAN O'Kane Bldf. CO Phone Jit f Comfort by Night to Portland .SAIIHI-UIIIM IKIINIl Hi I4:llIiU4IUIlBVMtJUIl I I1UI1II Ills pcutdii norrnu nur bLmnnL UIU.UUU Lint Standard and Tourist SLEEPING CARS Tourist Sleeper Daily Each Way , STANDARD SLEEPER Leave Bend Monday, Wednesday, Friday. Leave Portland Sunday, Tueaday.Thuraday.at 7:10 P. M. HOMESEEKERS' FARES Reduced round trips from Middle West to Central Oregon, the First and Third Tuesday of each month till December, inclusive. ROUND TRIPS From Missouri River St. Paul, Sioux City, etc. $52.50 St. Louis 55.00 Chicago , 57.50 Prepaid tickets delivered by wire. Stopovers at all polntB. Final' Return Limit 25 Days. CALIFORNIA North Bank Road, and 8. S. "Northern Pacific" At your service for travel information. J. T. HARDY, Trav. Fght. & R. H. CROZIER, Asst. Gen. PaBB, Agt., Bend, Ore. Pass. Agt., Portland, Ore, Send or ask for Oregon Trunk's Potato Book. (jHSHEVLIN PINE SOLD BY MILLER LUMBER COMPANY ' SASH, DOORS and MILL WORK Phone 1661 FOR SASH FACTORY WOOD PHONE BEND WHITE PINE SASH CO. 441 Ladies! ' The Indies of Bond are cordially Invited to attend an Elecrlual Cooking Demonstration to bo hold at tho BEND THEATRE Wednesday, April 18, to Saturday, April 21, Inclusive. Each afternoon from 2:80 to 4 p. m. MRS. P. II. WATHON, Pomcstlo Scientist, will prepare different menus onch day, on tho famous WESTERN ELECTRIC HUGHES RANGE. The cooking rates nt Bond make oleetrlc cooking more oconomicnl than other fuel. A flno cake, cookod electrically, will bo given away each day. Bend Water Light & Power Co. I
