The Bend bulletin., June 21, 1919, DAILY EDITION, Page 7, Image 7

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LOCAL NIOWS ITKMS
j TODAY'H TICMI'KIIATUIIK
M ii x 1 in ii in . hi degrees.
T. A. McCiiiiii returned IIiIh morn
lim from ii IniHliiimH lrli to I'uriliiml.
Hurry itelnxold, who Iiiih been oiii
of lliu vlly on u brief business vIhII
In I'ortliiiiil, relumed IIiIh morning.
Minn Muhcl l.orenco, of tlm high
Ni'hool riii'iiliy, left liml nlghl (or
Imr homo In MoiiiiiiiiiiIi,
I. mi A. Thoinus lnm rnltiruid from
u two-day vIhIi In l'orlluml.
(Iuh Nyslroin, who bus been mtv
I ii K III I'll' mm rt r IliiiM I it 'm corps,
Mtiilioni'il ul Hull Frunclnco, wuii re
ciMl t ly (Uncharged unit r-luru't liml
night 10 III llollie llcril.
Mins liorolliy Wright left last
night for Port Iiiih!
Oniric Avi-ry Im In llend loiluy
from his Iioiiiii In Itciluinnd,
('. A. Whitley of Kllvcr Luke Ik
kimmiiIIiik Hi" iluy In Hind.
K. I., ('lurk urrlvcd In tint cliy liml
lilKlil from IiIh Iioiiiii In l.u I'lne, iiikI
In rciinilnlnu over toduy.
Dun IIouHkuii uml Tom Cronln.
I'owi'll Iliitin nhi'i'iiini'M, uro kunlnitm
vlnltom in Dm city toduy.
Mr. and Mm. V. A. MoiUKi'iii'ry.
ncconipunl'il by tlK'lr ton Klilii-rd.
nrrlvid In lli'inl liint iiIkIiI liy auto
from tha Mi'Xlcun bonliT, uml l(t
th In mornliiK for their Iioiiiii In
I'o rl I ii ml.
T. M. Tu I hot of lliu dlHtrlcl for
I'nlrr'n oftlcn In I'ortlund, u ceo in
punli'd by Dr. John T. Karl. Ii'fl thin
tnnrnliiK for thu Mulollun rlvnr.
Mr. und Mm. UoorK" l.u ml In of
Ididmoiid worn In lli'inl toduy with
u rurlond of nnrliiK chlckxnn.
ROADS HUILT
WITH REVENUE
(C'oifllmii'il from I'iirii 1.)
mo ri'. wlillo In llMjr, inirilrul!y noiic
of thn niotor-vi'lilclo ri'Vioitifii won
iiilli'il to rouil ('(inutriirlliin und
liiiilnii'iiiinci'. In 19 IX ni'urly 91 ir
coul . of tlm grow r"tiirnn with do
volcd lo thin imrponu in 4i nlnti'H.
and of tlm total nmoiint applied to
road work, 77 per cent., or llti.lfil.
473, wun expended more or lexn di
rectly under thu control or KUpervl
lon of the Hliitn filKtiw uy depart
lllelltn. I OH K.tl.K.
Team of horni'H. welxllllIK :l-(MI.
elKht und ten yeurn olil. nood h::rni'n.
and wiiKim, nil for HUD cunh. In
qulro Depot Keud Vurd.
1 Daily Market Report.
fPurothd br rnmirmnt with tb
Ontral Ornron llnk.)
MVl:ST)( K.
NOHTII roltTl.AND. Juno 21.
Klfty cuttle received. Mnrket wenk.
flood to choice Ktoern. $ 1 0.TiO ffp
ll.rU; medium to Kood, JU.riOdi
lO.fiO; fair to medium, S.n01f!.riU;
common to fair, !7tiK.r0; chulce
cowh and lielfern, 1 8 . ft 0 (ft . r 0 ; good
to choice, $7.r08.rU; tmil 111 ill lo
Kooil, $ t. T 0 7 . f. 0 ; fair to medium,
f5f0.ri0; cunnem, . Mil1 fi; ImiIIm,
16(f) 8; calven. I0PKI.
Hok Mnrkcl.
Three hundred Iiokh received. Mar
ket HlronK.
i Prime mixed, $19Jfl9.r,0; me
dium mixed, $18frl9; roiiKh heavy,
1 7 If 1 K : )Ikh, $ 1 0 U 17.50; bulk of
nuli'H, $ 19.00.
Hliivp Mnrkol.
Threo hundrud Khoep received.
Murket Htrnng.
I'rlmo lumliH, 13(R l.l.r.O; fair
to medium, $10fff13; yearllnKN, 1
CP 8 . 7 5 ; wothnrH, 1 7 4c 8 ; ewun, $riiTl7.
HUTTKIl MAHKKT.
(PrlcM quiittil by thn Central Ororon
Firmeni' Creamery.)
Prlntfl, pnrchmoiit wrupped, 54c,
whnloHnlo prlco.
Ilutlorfut, Clio.
NOTICK OK KIN Ali Hl'.TTI-K.MKXT.
In thu county court of the Htnto of
Oregon for DeHchulim county, In
t ho mat lor of thn cRlnto of llonry
H. Colo, (lecenncd.
Notlco Ih hereby Riven by I ho
ttndorHlKned Mint Hhn Iiiih mnde ami
filed with thn counly clork of Dim
chtltnH counly, Oreunn, Imp film 1 no
count im'thn iidmlnlHtrntrlx of tlm
OHtitto of Henry 11. Colo, llncetiHiid,
und thut Ihn counly court of mild
county, htiB set Monday, the 2 tut tluy
of July, 1919, nt 10 o'clock In tho
forenoon, nt tho county court room
in thn court hntiHO in llend, mi Id
county, (in tho tlmo mid plnco for
hourliiK mid nettlement of mild flnul
ncqount, nt wlilch time mid plnco
anj person Inlorenlod in mild ontnlo
mux appear mid object to said itlla
mnnt. ' '' '
Dntod thin 2lRt lny of June, 1919.
TCVA COLK WINTK11S,
-A" odmlnlHtpnlrlx of tho omntu.or
140-80-820. '',I'-v .. Vv,'!
t Qmrci.
omorroio a
lie pi ii.
K. II. JuhiiHon, puntor. Sunduy
nrhiiol, 9:45 a. in. MornliiK uddriM,
11 u. III.; Bilbjeel, lu) "Why Wo Do
Not Undemtund lliu llllile, or (Ii)
A Vlnlon of Tho Chrlnt." ICvetiiiiK
Hii'vli'cn: Mnn'H meetliiK, 7:'I0 p. m.
lOviinlnK uddreHN, X p, in.; nubject,
(u) "lllble NulH to Crack"; (b)
"Dark Kuctn Mitde I'luln."
Ki-ollililin vIiiji l.iil lieruii.
Ilev. Krederlk A. T. CornellunHi'ti
will pri-iich Hiiuilay mornliiK ul II
o'clock, und In the eveuliiK ut K
o'clock. Holiday nchool at 10 a. m.
nhurp. Wediiemluy eveuliiK at 7
o'clock th" roiillruiatloii cIiihh will
meet, Wednesday ut S p. in. the
Voiiiuf I'eople'u widely will meet In
lliu church parlor. Tliurndny ufter
iiooii ut 1 o'clock the l.udlen' Aid will
meet at tho home of Mm, I'onn. An
Important bunliienii meetiiiK will be
held ut the pant urn home, !IG Haw
thorne uveiiue, Hunduy ufiernoon ut
3 o'clock. All our Hcundliiuvlunit
ivi'lcome lo ull tllenij mevtliiKii.
MilliiMllnt i:ilH-iipil.
At thu corner of Franklin avenue
and Hlneuioro atriet. Kunduy ichool
at 9:45. I'reuchlnx at 1 1 a. m. and
8 p. in. Kp worth leuuo at 7 u. ni.
I'ruyer meetliiK Tliumduy evcnliiK ut
8 o'clock. Mr. I'urkinnon, who Im In
cliurKu of the church until tho per
in an en I puntor Ih annlKned, will
preach both morula and crenlnfl.
Tho Mubject In the mornliiR will bo
"Kyc Thut fan See," a dlncutulon
of the ultltude of right minded1
people toward tho iieedn of the
prvnent world -tlic aplrll by which
tho world muy be Improved. The
i veil I n ? thi'lne will bu "The Hope of
the world l.len In the Tcuchlni of
Jenun." Tho doctrincH of Jenuu will
bu compured with the theorlea of
"puro" nclenco and with the doc
trine! of other rellKlouH tc:ichi'rn
Confuciiin, lluddliu mid Mohammed.
A cordial Invitation Im extended to
ail who have no oilier church home
lo hre tin-He service with uh. Mr.
I'lirkliihon wfll not be in ihu city dur
ililC next week, but ixpecla to return
to fill thn pulpit for Sunduy.
Dr. (I. J. Turner will be out of
the city from Juno 22 to 30, In
clusive. Adv. 1.121c.
I TiartfUMtllAIJl
HALLOW
HIP
Mix with Milk for a
Rich Sauce
V TW M te Me the kiadlea' rteM
dim ud, Mrrc puddleg with VefKn't
HnbjMl)ew Bftue for dinner to
Hfhl II Uk oo rood.. Awl UilM
math brtttr ihu il look,
n
0ou ItM tbB iifur and em 171 jri
W4 ! our toiiri))r flmn, Mnl AO
U'.. auB-buy kitctofM frota part' jftUl
m " j . .- f'
IT einraapnaa wmKWBf "iirli ,
Progressiveness and Growth
in this community, means dollars and ccntt
in your pocket.
Build Now with Deschutes
(White) Pine.
Build of horns products and patronize heme industry. The
cheapest and best building" material it Dchutca (While)
Pine and if manufactured ritflit hers into all aizes and (trades
of lumber,' Acquire a home of your own initead of a bunch
of rent receipt.,
PUTYOUR MONEY TO WORK.JBUILD NOW
The Brooks-Scanlon Lumber Co.
LOCAL SALES AGENTS;
MILLER LUMBER COMPANY
,,..t!n attend Society....
Mm. Anhluy Forrent entertaliii il u
number of ludleu at her home on
Ori'Kon uvenuo TueHilay ufiernoon.
Tho ufiernoon wuh Mpent In pluylnK
"500," ufter which a dullcloiiH
luncheon wuh nerved. A beuutlful
hund decoruted plate, which wan
liml prize, wan awurded to Mm. H. II.
DiiArinond, The kuohIh were: Mm.
Ouy MclteynoldH, Mm. W. II. Speck,
Mm. I.. M. Kohh, Mm. Guy Wllnon,
Mm. John (iiini-n. Mm. ('. NIcIioIh,
Mm. I.. A. W. Nixon. Mm. J. C. John-
noil, Mm. Kliner Wurd, Mm. II. Hhoo-
muker, Mm. J. 10. I.arnon, Mm. J. D.
Donovuii und Mm. Claude Mann
helmer, Mm. John T. Guxeil entertained
lliu Ladles' Altar noclety Tliumduy
nfturnoou ut her homo on IrvliiK
avi'iiui'. After upendlnK n very
pleuHunt afternoon, u luncheon of Ice
cream, cake and punch wuh nerved.
TIioho prcHent were: Minn K. Whll
ed. Mm. J. Molilor, Mm. F. Moher,
Mm. D. Kelly, Mm. LoKun, Mm.
Klti-H. Mm. A. Clarno. Mm. h. Dor
necker, Mm. C. Dugan, Mm. K.
Gluzler, Mm. O'l-aunhlln. Mm. Lin-
ter. Mm. DoURherty. Mm. Hill, Mm.
J. F. Arnold, Mrs. John Gagen, nr.,
and Mm. J. GaRen, Jr.
Tho MIhhch Rotta and Dorothy
Downing Piitertalned a number of
their little friends with a dolightful
party t' diclr home In Iiund View
Tliumduy ufiernoon. The following
were prevent: Mlnnes Esther Fob,
Margaret KobertB, Lois Stookey.
Gruco Johniion, Murjorle Smith,
Ruth Gallher, Grace Guiltier, Myra
SymotiH, Guu Hamilton, F.rnia Pom
oroy, Irene Dart, Donald Conway
and Junius Thompson. Muny games
were enjoyed und refreshments
served.
A wedding of Intercut to llend
people occurred In Portland lust
Thursday, when Miss Mildred M.
Memdorf und Erwln f. Trotter were
united In marriage by Rev. F. V.
Keogy ut the I'atton M. K. church.
Mr. and Mm. Trolter are populur
youtiR people of Bend. Mm. Trotter
Is a former llend teacher, while Mr.
Trotter has Just recently returned
from overseas with the' 20th engi
neers. They will muke their home
In this city.
Tho Rev. O. H. Wllllnms of the
Christian church of Bend pronounced
tho service this morning uniting In
mitrrtnge E. M. Pomeroy und Miss
Kdnn E. Norris. Tho ceremony was
held at the home- of the bride's
fnt her, T. C. Norris. two miles from
TlMlllllo.
School has closed for this year,
nnd ninny of the teachers are leav
ing for thotr homes. Miss l.arsen
has gone to Salt Lako City, Utah;
Miss Veronica fnno to Ontonagon,
Michigan; Minn Wllklns to Seattle,
and Miss Condon went to Portland
Thursduy evening.
William T. Norris of Klamath
county und Miss Vera Sherwood,
formerly a teacher In this county,
wore married Wednesday evening nt
the Ten Bar ranch. Rev. 0. H. Wll
llnms of tho Chrlsttnn church being
tho ofllclatlno clergyman.
Many of tho social events of the
woek have been glvou either for or
by the high nchool RradiiutiiiK cIuhh.
A picnic at Priugle falls, mi informal
parly al Hie Kmblem club und the
u I urn ii I reception tonight were
among the niont IniporUuil.
Mr. and Mm. Claude Smith enter
tained at u pleasant evening party
for .Miss Oilman and Miss Miller,
who are leaving for their respective
homes ul Mc.Minnvillu and Auroru,
Illinois.
Illshop McGralh left for Hukcr
Monday after paying a visit to
Father I.uke Sheehan and Father
Sharkey. While hero he adminis
tered confirmation to some of the
children of St. Francis purlsh.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. C. Kimball and
daughter Faith, who are motoring
from Klamath Falls to Portland and
the Roi-iie River valley, spent Fri
day us the guests of Mr. and Mm.
J. F. Arnold.
Friends of Miss Murgaret Bchroc
der will be lad to learn that she is
recovering from an operation for ap
pendicitis. Mm. W. I). Bruit and Seth Grin
stead were guests at the home of
Mr. and Mm. Leland Davis.
Mm. X. G. Davis has gone to
southern California for a month or
six weeks.
Mm. F. Bergren left last night to
visit with Mrs. Prince Staats, who
Is In Portland.
FRANK WRIGHT
Carpenter Work Saw Filing
Shop in the Basement of the
Bend Laundry
Or Inquire at Pastime
Wet Wash Wanted !
Hough Dry anil Finished Work
Electric Machine Used
Call 1602 Hill St., or write
Mrs. Pearl E. Lattimer
Box 80, Bend, Oregon
Work Called For and Delivered
Carlson
1 1
Mr. James entertained a party of
15 ut tho Grand Thursday night to
see Tom Mix In "Fame and Fortune,"
Mm. 8. Stevens, who has been
teaching in Kenwood, left for Seattle
Friday evening.
Miss Nora and Miss Mary Maclay
left Friday evening for their home In
St. Helens, Ore.
Miss Mabel Wagner went to Mc
Mlnnville for the summer months.
Seven Reasons Why There Should Be An Electric
Range in Every Bend Heme.
5th A blessing when days are hot; cook on an Electric
Range and you do not realize there Is any heat l your kitchen.
6th Very low rales maintained by the Bend Water, Light ft
Power Co. put all the comforts of the ELECTRIC RANGE In reach
of all.
7th Cleanliness, ease, comfort and the fact that Mother's
burdens are lightened should be the main reasons for an Electric
Range.
Bend Water Light & Power Co.
Summer Term f Music
Begins June 23
at Piano Forte School of Music wSst.
Tho wishing to take advantage of the old rales, may do to until August 1st,
when an advance will be made in lesson.
Momeitoutk
uticucL'9
& Lyons; Local Agents
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Staats and
party returned from Portland Sun
day evening.
Miss Hazel Stevens left for her
home in British Columbia Friday
evening, to he one until full.
Miss M. Harker left for her homo
In Minneapolis Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Johnson have
gone to Seattle to spend the summer.
Put It In "THE III'IjMCTIX."
1st Saving of time, labor
and fuel.
2nd Meats, vegetables and
other foods retain natural flav
ors when cooked on an ELEC
TRIC RANGE that are other
wise lost In vapors when sub
jected to uneven heats pro
duced by wood, coal or gas
ranges.
3rd Get out of bed, turn
the button and breakfast Is
started while you are dressing.
4th No dirt, no ashes.
Mother's work Is easier and
ber disposition Is happier and
her days are longer.
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