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THE DEM) BULLETIN, DAILY EDITION, IIF.ND, ORKtiON, FIUIKW, NOVF.MIIF.il 1(1, 11)17
The Bend Bulletin
DAILY EDITION
Pakllshea' Eer Afternoon Except Bandar,
UKNU, UKKliON.
Intend H Second Class natter, January
I 117, at the Poat Office at Bend, Oregon,
udtr Act of March S. H7.
GEORGE PAL.MKR PUTNAM Publisher
BOUKKT W. 8AWYKR Editor-Manairer
HENKY N. FOW1.KU Associate K.lior
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1917
What have you done today to help
win the war?
ularlty and there are now few viu'tint
seals to bo found In It.
NINE BASKETS ARE
SENT OUT BY WOMEN
AT THE HOTELS.
SELF-PROTECTION.
The new plan now under consid
eratlon by a Commercial clu1 com'
mittee to censor money raising activ
ity in Bend is a good one. Any plan
which will lessen the burden of sub
scription papers should have the full
est co-operatTon of the members
the club and the merchants of the
town. Indeed, if the club begins to
. render a real service of this nature
it ought to attract more members and
be able to place itself on a stronger
financial tasis.
Various plans for the protection
of merchants are worked In differ
ent places. Ordinarily a committee
is appointed and any solicitor must
place his proposition before It and re
ceive its indorsement before he can
eesk funds with any prospect of sue
'cess. That Is, without the commit
tee recognition, the solicitor is lack
ing the credentials necessary to have
his proposition listened to. That is
a condition precedent.
This -plan is objected to in some
places, however, because it lays the
. individual members open to pressure
when properly a scheme should be
considered nowhere except in com
imittee meeting. To take its place,
according to a recent article in a
New York magazine, a Kansas town
has . organized a secret committee.
Anyone who 'wishes to circulate
subscription paper in that town first
must place his proposition before the
manager of the Commercial club who.
In turn, takes it before the secret
committee. The manager then re
ports the committee decision.
That seems to us the best idea yet),
but whatever plan is chosen it ought
to relieve our present situation.
OLD BOOKS ARE NOW
, BECOMING POPULAR
Tastes of Bend Readers Changes
Library Is Again Favorite
Resort.
Old books that people refused to
read three or four years ago are com
ing back into popularity in Bend,
according to Miss M. E. Coleman, city
librarian. The particular Incident
which caused Ler to make this state
ment was the partial emptying of
the shelf whereon thirty new volumes
of Cooper's works reposed a few days
ago. Fifteen now remain, an un
precedented circumstance in the an
nals of the library. Dickens' too. is!
coming back into his own and his!
books are In circulation constantly
Jiow.
Tastes may differ in Bend but
there are five books which are sel
dom at home on the shelves. These
are the two popular novels, "The
Eyes of the World" and "Riders of
the Purple Sage," for the fiction lov
ers, then for students of the war,
"Over the Top" and "Germany and
the Next War." The fifth volume Is
"The l,lfe of Lincoln," which Is al
ways popular, according to Miss Cole
man. Much interest has been shown
in the 'books on Russia. In addition
to the members of the Bend Study
Club many others have taken them
out.
With the long winter evenings set
ting In the library is gaining In pop-
Xt'iuhlmrs Donate and Pttrcliiiso foil
touts For Benefit of the
Y. 51. (', A. Fund.
Instead of one "visiting basket'
collecting articles for the Y. M. C, A
fund, nine are now going the rounds
of Bend housewives. It a person
puts somothlng in the basket the
price is marked on a card. At tho
next house perhaps in addition to
making a contribution some one will
wish to make a purchase. This may
be done by removing the article and
placing the amount of the listed price
In the coin box tied to the basket
for this purpose. This unique meth
od ot accumulated funds originated
with Mr'.' A. H. Horn and Mrs. F.
Thordarson.
On November 16 all baskets are to
be returned to the ladles who first
started them and whose names are
on the card. It Is hoped that they
will be entirely empty and tho coin
boxes full. The following will re
ceive the baskets: Mrs. Pugh, Wles
toria; Mrs. C. E. Nichols. Center Ad
dition; Mrs. J. N Roberts, Bend Ad
dition; Mrs. F. Dement, Kenwood;
Mrs. E. D. Gllson, Boulevard Addi
tion; 5Irs. H. J. Overturf, Park Ad
dition; 5Irs. C. W. Erskiue, Part Ad
dition; Mrs. O. A. Thorson, Des
chutes Addition, and Mrs. A. II. Horn.
River Terrace. Each basket is to be
passed on to the next neighbor.
BURRO IS PAINTED
TO BE BEND MASCOT
Preparations 5Iado For Trip of t'en
tral Oregon Delegation to the
Portland Ijind Show.
One small burro living on the Par
ker ranch donned his very bost suit
today in preparation tor next Wed
nesday night, when as mascot for the
Central Oregon delegation to the
Portland Manufacturers' and Land
Products show he will go by Pullmaa
to Portland. The new suit was of a
zebra stripe pattern, and was applied
by S. L. Wiggins wielding a huge
paint brush.
After finishing the decorations.
Mr. Wiggins wiped the paint from his
hands and declared that Central Ore
gon would have the best representa
tion of any section ot the state at the
Portland snow. 5Ir. Wiggins has
been making a canvass of the city and
of the surrounding country, as chair
man of a committee of the Bend Com
mercial club, ascertaining the num
ber who will be able to go.
Pilot Hut to Inn.
Kd. Canoose, Stevenson, Wash.
K. M. Funnel), Portland.
S. M. King. Portland.
K, F. Furrur, Minneapolis.
3. R. Hume, MhnitmiHilla.
George It.. Fuller, Portland.
J. It. Anderson, llend.
H. C. Hi-Ihks.
R. E. Wright.
E. E. PurliiKlou, Bums.
Fred Johnson uniI wife, linker.
Olenn D. Hart, New York.
W. M. Hudson, Portland.
F. II. Munro, Salt Lake.
R. C. Dugdalo, ou tile.
Goorgo 11. Lewis, Sent t Id.
W. R. Crow.
R. B. Ouhioe, Salt Lako..
F. M. Brown, Powoll Butte:'
Rolund Bowman.
Robert J0I1118011.
Wright Hotel.
Airs. Eva iMorrlggtoll, Cat low.
0. N. Prince, Portland,
William Thome, Sliver Lake.
Goorgo B, Graves, Rodmond.
L'oulse Graves, Rodmond.
C. L. McCauley, Deschutes.
F. L. Shaw and wife, Sisters.
F. P. Drake,. Honistead.
W. E. Williams und wife. Hood
River.
A. Kennedy.
Nick J. Myers, Camp 4.
James Black, La Pino.
R. N. Heartt, Sisters.
O. IX Grlzale, Klamath Falls.
George II. Lewis, Seattle.
A. 1). Lee, Pringle Falls.
Coxy Hotel."
R. T. McMullen, Portland.
C. W. Moore, Fleetwood.
J. M. Perry, Rolyat.
W. B. Glass, Brownsville.'
E. A. Spencer, Sherwood.
E. G. Snyder, Albany.
C. V. Curmlchael and wife, La Pine.
George Menkenmaier and wife,
Fremont.
Harry L. Sly and wife. La Pino.
P. K. Briel-Tortland.
August Llndqulst, Portland.
J. F. Weaver, Bend.
E. J. Moore and son, Fremont.
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The modern substitute for the hot
water bottle in the electric heating
pad, small slzo $3.30. The Power
Co. Adv.
MEN'S
GOAT SAL
0 DISCOUNl
BEGINNING TUESDAY, NOV. 20
WAIT!
Our eniire stock goes in this sale nothing reserved. Your choice of any gar
ment, less 20 per cent, consisting of Velour, Pompon Cloths, Burella Clothr Salt's
Plush, Broadcloth, in fashionable Fall colors Russian green, tobacco brown,
plum, taupe, navy blue and black are featured in Motor, Street, Utility and Dress
Coats. Many handsome new models, designed with large cape, convertible and
muffler collars. Empire effects and belted styles to choose from! Plain tailor
ed or trimmecTwith fur and fur fabrics.
Remember, these garments are marked at the old prices to start with, and 2Qi;'
off that Imagine the bargains we offer you, nothing reserved Come I
CLERK'S OFFICE KEPT
BUSY FILING DEEDS
Our Mail Order Section is a Bureau of Personal Service, Which Aims to Serve
Our Out-of-Town Customers Promptly and Well.
REED-SMITH MERCANTILE CO.
rfltEGON
BEND
045-47 Wall Street
THE PROGRESSIVE STORE
MILL MEN GIVEN
TRANSPORTATION
to
An Electric Coffee Percohitor fur
$8.50. The Power Co. Adv.
This week the county clerk's office
has made a record In filing inatru
ments exceeded only by that ot one
day in May, when 54 were placed on
tho books. On November 14 exactly
2.1 Instruments were filed and yes
terday, 17. The average number is
generally 12 each day. Most ot the
papers have been deeds. As the
books are kept up to the minute It
was possible, even in the rush day
before yesterday, for one official to
bring In a paper at 2:30 and have It
returned the same' afternoon.
General Electric Irons tluit lire
fruurunteed, only $3. Tho Power Co.
Adv.
For light housekeeping,' Ilotpoint
Fleet ric Stove, $7.50, ut the Pouci
Co Adv. , .
THE BACKBONE OF BEND IS
LUMBER MANUFACTURING
OUR PAYROLLS
MAKE
YOUR PROFITS
. -
BY BUYING LOCAL PRODUCTS
YOU ARE HELPING BENT.
The Brooks-Scanlon Lumber Co.
Local Sales A (rent
MILLER LUMBER CO.
Complete Stock of Lumber
Lath, Sash and Doors
HlHterx Kinplnym May Return
Town By Automobile Kch
Fretting.
SISTERS, Nov. 14. Arrangements
have been made whereby the men
working at Wilson's mill will be able
to return to Slaters every evening
and will be taken to tho mill each
morning. The mill management
furnishes the transportation free. The
mill Is six miles west of Bisters, and
a nine-hour actual work dav has been
adopted at the regular wage. Clyde
Gist has boon engaged to furnish
transportation.
H. Nootnagcl and ' family were
Sunday guests at the home of J. O.
MeKlnncy.
H. K. Allen and Mrs. Alien were
Sunday visitors In Bond.
P. B. Davis & Co. have lust com
pleted the construction of largo frost
proof warehouse to bo used for stor
age purposes.
J. P. Duekett. formerly owner and
maaagcr of tha Sisters saw mill, but
now located at Chehalls, Washington,
was In "town Sunday and Monday.
Mr. Duckett was looking after his
business Interests here.
C. L. Qlat took Frank Leithsuser
to tho Bend hospital Sunday. Mr.
Leithauser rorenlly cut his hand ser
luusly while chopping wood and was
sent to tho hospital to have tho wound
dressed. Lee Zumwall bad charge
of the pool hall during the absence
of Mr. Leithauser.
There were snrvlroa In tho Prosby
tnrlan church Sunday morning and
ovening for the first lima In three
Sundays. The church has been closed
for two Sundays on account of Uu
srarlift tuver scare. No now cu.
have been reported.
Mr. and Mrs. Clydn Glut. Mrs. C.
L. Gist and Mrs, Lester (list were
visitors In llond Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Shaw wi.re !u
llend Wednesday.
Bend View
PRICES: $100 AND UP
TERMS: Reasoaab e
We'D loan you money lo build.
BEND'S MOST SCENIC
RESIDENCE PROPERTY
Every Ixt commands u view
.of the River. Mountains and
City. Building restrictions
according to jocation.
AKfc-
J. RYAN & CO.
0'Kaoe Bldr. . Phone Jo I
BUSINESS AND PROFESSION AL CARDS
ARTHUR J . MOORE
Lawyer
GENERAL PRACTICE
Lop Cabin nidjf. Phone Ulk 1411
VERNON A. FORBES
LAWYER
First National Bank Building
Bend, ;-; :: Oregon
The law rnu.t b rMPctJ and n forced
JIHTICK TO Al.li
We euarante satisfaction and results
on all transaction. Private InvMtiira
tlons a pcelalty. If you are In trouble
of any kind call 2001. W. A. U Part
land Hotel.
Office phona Blk 1701 Res. Elk J 1 01
FREE CONSULTATION
Dr. R. D. Ketchutn,
Drufflettfl Phyn.clan
Hotirt, 9 to 12, 1 to 6:30, or by ap
pointment, SATHEK BUILDING
ISHEVLIN PINE
SOLD BY
MILLER LUMBER COMPANY
SASH, DOORS and MILL WORK
Phone 1661
FOR
SASH FACTORY WOOD
PHONE
EEND WHITE PINE SASH CO.
441
DR. J. H. CONNARN
DENTIST
Office In Bather Building.
Houry 9 to X2, 1 to 6.
Sundays and evenings by
Appointment.
G. C. MORGAN
Attorney at Lutv
211 Oregon 81., next to Tele
phone office. II END, ORE.
W. P. MYERS
LAWYER
O'Knne Building, lEND, ORE.
M. A. PALMER
Cabinet Maker and Builder,
Jobbing
Hrreeji Doors and Windows.
Franklin St., rear of Irrigation
Co.'s old building.
II. II. I)c ARMOND
LAWYER
O'Kane Building, Bend, Oregon
J. K. ENOKIIKKTHON,
PLUMBING AND HEATING
117 Minnesota Street.
Estimates Cheerfully Furnished
Jobbing Promptly Dono.
Tinning and Sheet Metal
WM,1 MONTGOMERY.
Furnaces, Spouting, Guttering,
Cornice and Skylight
Repairing promptly attended to
Prices right, work guaranteed
DR. TURNER
Eve Sppcislia
of Portland
VISITS BEND MONTHLY '
Watch paper (or Datei
or inquire of
THORSON. THE JEWELER
rOB SALE -One of the html
constructed houses In llend ui
ucuiul cost, with no cImu-ko for
the lOOxllH) fectof view property
It stands upon. Terms like rout.
Bend Park Co.
. Real Estate and Insurance
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Meets at Kenwood School every
Lord's Day, at 10 a. m. All
members urged to be prosotit,
Put In
Your Our
DUDS SUDS
BEND LAUNDRY
Phone Black 311
W.G. Manning,' D. M.D.
DENTIST
Suite 12-14,. O'Kane Building
Tel. Black 1781 Bond, Ore.
BEND INSURANCE
AGENCY
Writers of all klmls of Insurance. Old.
at Insurance Aiiencr In Central Ore-
Eon. H. C. Kills, First National Dank
ulhllnir, llend, Oreaon.
llend I,mtjcA No. 42(1 IiOyal Or
der f MooNe Moots n Mooso
Hall ovory Thursday. Visiting
brothers are cordially Invited t
Bttontl, . I
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