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BEND BULLETIN, DAILY EDITION, 1MCND, OREGON, Tl'KHDAY, KH11RUARY 4, 1010
They're Beauties!
Those New Waists we just received, and the prices, well look them over and then
come m and see the QUALITY we give you for these prices. They can't be beat
CREPE De CHINE WAISTS, in a bis range of styles and colors (the latest)
- - ------ r.$2.98-$3.49
GEORGETTE CREPE WAISTS in all the new colors. Never were such
values offered in Bend $3.49-3.98-4.98-5.90-6.90.7.90-8.90.9.90
Have you seen those NEW PLAID SKIRTS? Better hurry-they are going
fast,.:..-.-- - -- $4.98 to $16.50
J. C.
Bob White
Soap, 5c
553
MANY ENJOY DANCE
AT TEN-BAR RANCH
BEND R. F. D. ,No. 1, Fob. 4.
Those who enjoyed the delightful
nartv given by Miss Vera Sherwood
at her home at the Ten-Bar ranch
were the Misses Virginia Colver,
Edith Hoech, Lucile Merchand and
Vera Sherwood, Messrs. Napoleon
Merchand, Henry Colver. Melvin
Seaburger, Farley Elliott, Kobert
Colver, Lee Puett. Raymond Mar
chand. Cecil Young. Dewey Allen
and Elmer Young.' Everyone" joined
in playing ganrea, after which ice
cream and cake were served.
Frank Whittiman has recently
purchased a ford car.
Mr. and Mrs. Almus Neft and
Bons. Ray and Elmer were Sunday
visitors at the J. P. Young home.
Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Stookey have
returned from Oswego and are now
living on the Elmer WornstafT place.
The C. L. Smith family were vis
itors at Walter Stricklands of Bend
Sunday.
Lee Young, who has been visiting
Aberdeen, Wash., is expected home
this week.
Miss Alice Charmley's mother from
the east Is here visiting her.
The Junipex,Cove school will give
a program at the Grange .hall Fri
day, February 21. In honor of George
Washington's birthday.
Mrs. Lee Young called on Mrs.
Devarmond of Bend Tuesday.
The C. L. Smiths have installed
a new phone in their home.
Born, to Mr. -and Mrs. Earl Pow
ers, a baby girl. Mrs. Powers was
formerly Miss- Beauluh Cook of our
neighborhood.
G. H. Slack,. A. Neff and H. S.
Mersdorf, land appraisers, were down
to Deschutes and Alfalfa appraising
land Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Neff were callers
at W. L. Cofley's in Bend Saturday.
Mrs. H. C. Hilton and her daugh
ter. Miss Blackstock, who is visiting
her from Astoria, were visitors at
the Hoech school.
There 'will be preaching ns usual
at the Mountain View next Sunday
at 3. Rev. Hartranft Is commenc
ing a series of sermons. Next Sun
day he win preach on "Temptation."
Cecil Young has been hauling lum
ber for Mr. Puett, who is erecting a
sew house on bis ranch.
M. J. Bedient has recently bought
two cows and three calves from Mra.
A. Neff and daughter Myrtle
autoed to Tumalo Monday on busi
ness. . . Try a Want Ad.
For Quick Results.
We 'buy Furniture of all
kinds for cash and sell on
easy terms.
' . STANDARD FURNITURE CO.
Just because the war is over,
don't let the Government's motor
slip out of high gear. . Keep it
there by paying your Liberty
Bond Payments promptly.
m
FOURTH LIBERTY LOAN
Twenty per cent was due January 10, 1919
Thirty per cent will be due January 31, 191!)
The First National Bank
OF BEND
PE
NNEY CO
197 BUSY STORES
: Roll of Honor
The following casualties uniting
men from the northwestern states of
Oregon, Washington and Idaho are
reported in the list made public to
day: 'Wounded Severely.
Wesley T. Wells. Portland. Ore.
Returned to Duty, Previously lU'port
el Missing in Action.
Sgt. Olaf Holt, Mt. Vernon, Wash.
Nicholas Faber. Everett. Wash.
Dan X. Hart, Tacoma, Wash.
Robert R. Speas, Idaho Falls. Ida.
Erroneously Reported Wounded in
Action.
Iioyal F. Brown, Portland, Ore.
Two Good Points.
A Greencnstle womnn who has a
sister working In one of the war de
partment bureaus in Washington, re
celveil the following letter from the
sister, written to the department,
which she snys is a fair sample of
ninny they receive:
"De'ar United States My husband
nt me to write you n recomment that
he supports his family. He can not
rend. s don't tell him, just tnke him.
He ain't no good to me. He nln't done
nothing hut drink lemon essence and
play a fiddle since I married him eU?h!
years nso, nnd I gotta feed seven kids
of hisn. Maybe you can get him to
carry a gun. He is god on squirrels
and eating. Take him and welcome.
I need the grub and his bed for the
kids. Don't tell him, but take him."
Indianapolis News.
Soldier's Heavy Burden.
Most persons have the Impression
that the mail-clad knight curried an
nnn.n,nii. tvplfht. vpt the largest, henv-
i lest suit of armor in the Tower of Lon
don weighs only uu pounds, wnerens
I every British soldier carries now from
75 to 00 pounds. Also, the cavalry
t i.-.na nf ttilnv though less stunlv
J than those ridden by knights of old.
I ..-l.rl. thnn lm kfiHna In
carry irn: .
the days of armor.
Record Teieph'one" Service.
The largest private telephone branch
In the world Is .the one which serves
the expanding needs of the war de
partment. On July 1 this branch serv
ed 3.17S extensions; on Aufust 1, 3,
020. It requires 120 trunk Hues for In
coming cnlls; 70 for outgoing calls, lo
cal and submarine toll ; 17 private toll
lins to New York, Phllr.dclphln, Bal
timore, via Cleveland, Hoboken and
Newport News, and 105 tie lines to
other governmept stations In Washington.
kllope I
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Mus-
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GETTING. BACK INTO "CITS"
The sight of III,' soldier or sullnr
replenishing his civilian wardrobe Is u
familiar one In the shops nowadays.
Most of them had disposed of their
"cits" or have otifgrown them, mid on
receiving their discharges they busteu
to obtain new outllts.
FOR CONTROL OF UGLINESS
Scianc Sfiould Be Capable of Rem
edying or Preventing Defects
Either Phyalcal or Mental.
Wby Is It that oue njeinber of fam
ily l ugly or Imperfectly developed,
while all the others are practically
perfect In form and features?
Nearly every family baa Its ugly
member. If the defects liupiwn to be
physical the sufferer will be kuowu
as the runt of the family, or If the de
fects are of the morals, as the black
sheep.
There are good and aufllclent causes
for all physical and moral ugliness and
there la no reason wby these rnusea
may not be discovered and controlled.
Why should one member of a fam
ily be made sick by eating the same
food the others eat aud that tit has
often eaten before?
To say that It doesn't hapen to
irree with him may be sallsfnciory to
.me, but to the Intelligent. Inquiring
Vhyslclnn It ils not. There Is soiue
thlug wrong with the human machine
or It would produce proper results.
To the, mechanical engineer Improper
results are suggestive either of a lack
or of a iierverslon of energy. The or
gan or portion of machinery that has
failed to do its propel share of work
has not been supplied with Its proper
hare of nerve force.
May we not apply the same rules to
the building up of the body and of 'the
mind also I
Spain Fighting Malaria, .
Through reforesting marshes as a
preventive measure and cultivating
medicinal herbs for curative purposes,
Spain Is credited with a recent ma
terial reduction of malaria, In spite of
quinine scarcity nnd other wnr dlsnd
vanteges. The chief malarial area of
the country Is entlmntefl at 7ll,3:iU
acres, nnd the effort Is being made to
reclaim as much of this ns possible.
The 2.13,404 nases of malaria r. - 11113
caused a loss In work of S.fjlij.no.l dnys
with n money loss estimated at t-0,-000.000.
EE
Not Just
Meat But
, O'DONNELL
WORSE THAN
DEADLY
POISON GAS
Ktilaey dtarnae ta no Manor-tor of iior
kona. It nttueka ynmiK and old allk.
In most vaava tho vh'tlm la wnrnml
of t ho approaching diiiiKfn Nntiiro llitlitu
back. HiMidai'lu'. liidigiHlluii, inmminlil,
lame back, lumbago, adiitlru. rhmium
tiaui, pain in the lolna nml lower ul
iliiiiieii, ditllfulty in uriniitlng, all nra
indication oX troublo browluf lu your
kidueya.
When euch symptoms appear you will
turnout, certainly hud qim'k rullof in
GOLD MKDAL Iluarloai Oil Capaulca.
This famoua old remedy lina at nod
the teat for two hundred years iu uulp
liif uiunkiud to light off dlseuao.
It Is Imported direct from tho homo
laboratories In llollnml, whom it baa)
helped to develop the Dutch into una
of the Bturdlent and healthiest races in
the world and it tuny ha had at
almost every drug store. Your money
promptly refunded It It doea not re
lieve you. Be auro to get the irenuin
GOLD MEDAL liruivi, lu sealed puck
jfui thrvu suca.
NOTICE.
Mrs. -Muller's llalrdreBslug parlor
has moved to the Pilot llutte Inn
burlier shop, fhuim 12;l. Adv4S-Uc
GET YOl' I
Breakfast, Luncheon
and Dinner
t Hie
HOTEL ALTAMONT
ernU fur 20 wort) or lr. On cent pr
wunl for all ovr 20. AU cliulflcJ ulvariUlnic
utrirtlv rash in lvano..
SITUATION WANTED
y'TKI Discharged s o I d 1 o r.
single, wants work on fur in. Has
had nine years experience. Notify
clerk of Commercial Club. Bend, Ore.
FOUND
pol'Ml An automobile crank.
Owner may have sumo by proving
property and paying for adv. In
nulre Bulletin 'office. 32-91 fc
WANTED '
y.WTKI) Woman cook. Klver
vlew hotel. Sl-49-50p
yyr.lXTKI) Second-hand Incubator
nnd. brooder In good condition.
P. O. lox "26. II
yAXTKI) liy man, wife and 8-year-old
child, board and room
with privuto family, close In. Call
Dlack 411. 89-49-DOp
FOR RENT
J,'OR HK.VT Furnished housekeep
ing rooms for two; modern; north
of Standard Oil Co.. Also a small
house, close In. Inquire Ilulletln. -
:i-49p
poll RENT Desk room and office
room. Apply Log Cabin DIdg.
15tfo
FOR SALK
p'OK H.Al.K CIIKAr Two good Jer
sey cows; will exchange ono for a
good, wldo tired wagon. 3 miles out
on Burns road. II. F. Mersdorf.
Phono 4F12. ' 90-4fl-61p
J?OR HALK 1917 Dodge In good,
A-l mechanical condition and run
ning order; now tlreB; lutely over
hauled; at sacrifice. Inquire Car
mody Bros. 'Phone Red 831.
87-48-Op
JH)R BALK 6 modern 6-room resi
dences In Park addition. Price
right. Soe me at once. C. V. Sllvls.
72-45tfc
ppR SALE 6-room house, close to
mills; modern except heat; $22S0,
easy 'terms. Inquire J Ilyan & Co.
31-5tfe
poll HAMS Four room houses,
close to mills, $1200.00 each. Easy
terms. Inquire J. Ryan & Co.
32-5tfc
WW
4 TO RNT,
MEAT
BROS. I
poll HALH B-room house, onat aldn
ot river, oiuso to muni. Aioiiurn
oxQopt boat. $1860, terms. Inqulro
J, Ryun & Co, - 30-Glto
jrklt H.I,K Sevou beautiful resl-
ilimco lots In l'urk uildlllon. Hee
BUSINESS AND PROFFSSIONAL CARDS.
COjVUMIUA SFRVICF
STATION
Jay Sallititiiiu, Prop.
HToit.(iio ii.irn:nv work
llll Kepalrliiir
Odd Jobs In Mcrlmiilnil Muck
DR. 0. II. DAY
OSTKOI'ATIIM' I'll VHICIAN
AMI MlUt(li;ON
Rooms R mid li, Wright Hotel
Tel. Illuek RS2
(Only I.irnirl il.t,M,ilti In t'nunty)
Dr. II. N. M00RK
ii:.iisTiiv
Hours: 9;00-fc:i0; 7:30-8:30
Sundaya 10-1
Tel Illuek 1071 O'Kaiio Uldg.
E. 0. STADTFiR
ATTOUS'lJY AT I, AW
Flrat National Ilnuk llulldlng .
Uond -:- . -:- Oregon
R. S. HAMILTON
ATTOHNKY-AT-I.AW .
Rooms 13-16 First National
llillk Itldg. Tel. Gil
(lr. Cas f ormer uin.)
II. II. De ARMOND
I.AHYK1I
O'Kane Building, Ileud, Oregon
I'.. lid Lodge No. liyal Or
der of Mimim M-els In Moots
lltill every Thursday. Visiting
bmlliers are cordlully Invited to
attend.
THIS PAPCR RCPREjrNrtO FOR FOREIGN
ADVERTISING BY THE
OITNFRAL OWCM
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO
BRANCHES IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITUI
Tinning and .Shunt Mnial
WM. MONTtiOMKKY.
Furnaces, Spouting, Oultnrlng,
Cornlio and Skylight
Repairing 'promptly attended to
f'rtee rlirhi. ,tk Kniirnnleed
MRS. Ml I.I.FH'H
IIAIRDIIKSSIVO PAItl.Olt
IMInt liutte Inn
Phono 23
Scalp TrcatpienlK a Spuclully
Ditndtuir and Fulling Hair
Slopped.
PACIFIC EMPLOYMENT CO.
"Aiwm at Ydur siavicr
Help of all kinds Furnished Free
to Employers
lUroNMBLE. ItUABIL fMUNK, WIRE 01 WUTt,
j. r. mm, n.u.
t33-23fi Hurnl'ln HtrriL. I'orllanri, Ora'tn
Carlson & Lyons
PLUM DING
& III'ATING
riumblng and Heating Huppltna,
Hath Iloom AcccvHorloa, eto.
Pipe, Valves
and Fitting
PHONE RED 1S91
DR. TURNER,
EYE SPECIALIST
la "now located In Dond porma
nontly with now oiuliment.
Office with ThorHon, tho
Jeweler, bb forinurly,
OIhrrcb Fitted, $3.00 nnd Up
auio Kepainngoonej
To All Kinds of Autos
BRING IN YOUR CAR FOR OVERHAULING
Square Deal Auto Repair Shon
WALL STURET . r
C. V. Hllvln, corniir Wull and Oregon
si roots. B7-44-4DS
ftm n,ii,ii uu-ui:ru ruucli, i inlli'S
froiu city limits of llund, half In
cultivation; 11 nuros aeodud tn ulovu"'
and alfalfa, l'rlcu $3400.00. In
qulro iu Uu 1 lot 1 II ofllco. f, 1) -4 4 -0 1 1
I'll ON K DLACK 331
Kor Toiirluu r or Truek
Buuoud Hand Coiiiis fltiuijlit
' I'. I. WII.I I.VMHON
1 Uoor North of ('iiiiiKiily's
Dr. R. W. IIondcrKliott
PHYSICIAN AMI Hi;it(H0ON
O'Kano lliillillug
Huura 10 13, 1-5
W. G. Manning, D. M. D.
DICNTIHT
Sulti,12-14 O'Kuno Hulhllng
T(d. Illuek 17H1 Ileud, Ore.
r
Vtrihoilc Uril J7t O'Knitf Itlitg
Dr. E. E. GRAY
llouilV.OO to 12:00 1:00 to 5:30
DR. ANNA R1ES-F1NLEY
Office nj Hr'Jrn 29 Orcyao Sltcri
opitutil1 Hulilic t.ibrty
PKrn 22.SI '
Womo and C hiltlirn Sfwuliy
M. A. I'ALMKR
Cahlurt Mnkrr aud llulldrr,
Jobhini;
Franklin Ht., runr r Irrigation
Co. 'a old building.
DLND LNSURANCK
ACJKNCY WrIUr of all ktnUlf maurntto. Old
t iiiMiiiniicp Akiwix'f .ft Or.
i-'.n. H. C Kill. J-.r-t Kmlu.unX flsiia
nuiMtittf, lftrml. Orcvim.
Bend Park Co.
Real Elot and In
Insiiranco
Kir.l National Hunk llld'.
LIGHT LUNCHES
AM)
Ccol Weather Drinks
Childers'A rmstrong
O Kane DuilJina;
For Your Dry 1,1 mb and Uody-
. WOOD
CAM, III.K. 1771
J. O. IIAOAN '
Office Union Club
Own Your
Own Home
I have some bargains
in BUNGALOWS
KABV TKRMH
J. A. EASTES
Central Oreijon'a Leading
INSURANCE AGENCY
; SUNDAY ' ,
Chicken Dinner 50c
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