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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
TOIMY'H TE.XII'Klt.VITUK
M lixi ill II in, SO iiki'iiiih.
Circuit Judge T. K. J. Duffy o(
Prlnevlllit wiih in iikihI tiiHi night to
, ulteiul Din mimliiiK or tlii) KIk lodgo,
! A. K. KlrlmnlH of Hums In spend.
liiK a few days In ll,iii,.
; J. II. Upton en urn over from Pilini-
1 -illn In hi night.
John Kosler ii f Kn tiuiMT lnkii In In
fiend lo Nuc'iiro ii lorilmrii Mill pur
chased for him In Portland. Tint
II I II I It 1 COIll III lllu lllliKllllOt'llllllll of
t l.ooo. i H understood.
Mm. II. 1 1. Jesuit, wild Iiiih Ih-i-ii vis
Ming In lli'iul ni dm home of Mr. inn)
Mm, V. (', Cooper, will leave loinor
. row for her Iiohki In I'orl liiinl.
Peter Itulmr In Hpeudlng tin' day
In llend from IiIn home hi ,u Pino.
MIhh AiIii XVIIteniun, deputy slier
U f Coos couiily Iiiih been Hpt'iiillng
Imr viiciuloii with lnr imri-nu iwur
lliiiul.
Dr. un.l Mm. J. r. Vuin..vrt Nr
tlin purontii of an K jimiml butty boy
ltoy bom yfttlcrjay at tli ltil Hiir-
Klcol llONlltul.
I.' A. TIioiiiiih riturit(il Ihln inorii
Inn from a trip to I'ortlund. wlii-ru
Im mtitndfd u iiK-ntlivK of tint Hluto
bourd of urclilii'cu.
Minn Kophlu Kcluit-Kidlr-n of I'ort
lund, Iiun Imiiii vlnlllivx ul tha homo
of Mr. and Mm. K. Wlttonntn, iifilr
llfiid. '
Dr.. II. X. Monro rolunn-d to llfiid
thin morning from I'ortlund whvrn
In- ttponl Httvpriil Uny In mt Iiinoo
nt thit OrKon ntittf Ucntul conven
tion. - ,
' Muu Veru Cyru of I'rlnevllW wiin
In Ili'tiU yi'Hterduy ufleritoon.
The Woiiinn' Korelitn .MInloniiry
mtclely of the M. K. Church held their
ri'nulnr monthly meellnit Hilt week
nt th home of Mm. ieor Chlldx.
Mm. I'orkliimin hud cliarne of the
An
Idea
A DELIGHTFULLY
COOL. HEALTHFUL
DRINK FOR YOUR
SUNDAY AT HOME
Phez.
Applju
Loju
Rainier
Special
Cliquot
Ginger Ale
NOW then- ,
Why not order any
of these beverages
for your Sunday
Table or Outing I .
Put them in your
i , .i . ice chest.
' THEY'RE
GREAT !
s
.Smiths !
Grocery
Hlinly. Hint Iiiih bi-n (n tlio old Trn
iimiit church In tlimion, wlicni tint ho.
duty orlKlnutnd. Hhs inudit the
Hlinly, "Thu Kourllt DitikIo of Die
lllntoiy of thu Hucli'ly," vxry ilc
IlKhtfiil. TIioho prt-Hvut wnra Mrn.
('till, Ik, MrH. I'urkliiHon, .Mr. (h')ii,
Mrn. Mc.Donuld, Mm. Voiichnin, Mm
V. II, HluutN, Mm. I'rliice HIiiuih, Mm.
'Hiiiiiiiinr, Mru. Turm-r, Mm. Iti-ld,
Mm. ItityiioIdH, Mm. Jiiy Alton Thom-
Hiin mid Mm, HimiildliiK.
Dancing tonight at Gym
na.suirn. MrH. Horton'a or-
chcstra. Price 50 cents.
I Aifv
.w.vor.vt i:.mi:xt.
Ir. K. It. NorrjH wIkIh-h to un
ii.ioiicm 10 Ilk iiiiIi-iiih noil oilii-m
Mint ho will b uwny from IiIh otllcu
for a period of two wei'ltn. 3I-30C
Dancing tonight at Gym
nasium. Mrs. Morton's or
chestra. Trice 50 cents.
Adv.
AT THE HOTELS.
lltttel VriKlil.
Julin Koatttr, Hummer Ijike. .
Karl DuvIh, I'ortlund.
Ueo C. Green, Portland,
ltoy l.lTord, i)urnn.
11. II. Miillln and mod, ltolt.it.
John Lumlhi rg. Klumuth KuIIk.
A. C. Whitley, Hllver Luke.
1'cter Knlier. l.n 'm. , , ,t
W. I'.A ItoKrrN. Mllllcan. ": ;
Hotel Cozy.
Prank DiivIh, I'ortlund.
A. IL Huniinond. Kiijem.
A. K. KiHihler, I'orl Orford.
A. K. ItlchariU, llurim.
K. V. Taylor, Port Intnl.
- K. K. KclmfTcr, I'ortlund.
V. JohtiHiin, I'ortlund.
, J. U, KdKiir, I'ortlund.
C. 11 Kurd, I'ortlund.
-, Mr. itnd Mm. 8. a. McCurdy, Spo
kane. j ' W. V, Cnw. Porflund.
j Pilot llutlo Inn. .
I Mr. and .Mm. XV. C. XX'lt (irruption.
t Port In nd.
J. XV. XVutyek, Jr.. Portland.
M. M. Iwoy, Portland.
Mr. and Mm. J. l llorrln, Yuma
! Arlxonu.
- Mr. and Mm. 0.
i laud. -
j Mr. and Mm. K
I IiIoko. Culifornlu..
J. JumoH, Port
L. McKle, Ban
Dr. 'red II. Illy Ited Dluff, Cat!
I fornlii.
V. U Illy, lied Hluff. California
A. J. Hchiieldrr, Poriland. -E.
MaHon, Salem.
Xr. A. Itunyon, Portland.
Ilobrrt 0. Adam. KiiiRHton. .V
Harold Youiir, lludHon, X. Y.
Jay II. Upton, Prlijevlle.
T. E. J. Duffey. Prlnevllle
Dancing tonight at Gym
nasium. Mrs. Horton's or
chestra. Price 50 cents.
Adv.
Put It In "THE IICLLET1X.'
A CARD
A BOOK
FOR EVERY
OCCASION
Toe artitticilly JuineJ Vol
lard line ofr- .
ANNIVERSARY
BIRTHDAY
WEDDING
CONVALESCENT
MOTTO
CARDS
witn appropriate reading natter
. s i
Tuty Illustrated '
GIFT.B0OKS - .1
the moit leautiful to be ob
tained. , :,r; ) ,,: ' ni - .
LARSON & CO.'
'Che Hallmark Store
. iftj.
At the Sln of the Big Clock
Bend's NeurFire A
r
Tint ultove illiiKtrutlon U the
from Portland and Ik now due here
u com of 1 2,000, and ! considered
WHERE TO GO TOMORROW
ELK AND LAVA LAKES
lly XX IIIInm Hpniut
( U. 8. Forest 8ervlce.)
Where the Deschutes begins its
winding course to the Columbia
river, far back In the wbodi'd hills,
close lo tint Cascade- summit. Little
Lava lake lies, and nearby Its neigh
bora, Dig Lava and Elk Jakes. .
On our fiO-mlle trip tomorrow we
pass through the well known Crane
Prairie region, a strip of country pe
culiar In llseir because or Its con
trast to the country thut surrounds
it. Crane Prairie is a vast green
nieudow; which lies 40 miles from
licnd along the tributary streams to
the Deschutes -river. Quite in con
trast to (he turbulent disposition
through the canyons and gorges we
see so often, the Deschutes flows lai
lly by Its numerous bends. XX'e will
stop hero for an hour. It is a pity
e have not an artist with us. To
one endowed with a sense of colors
and tints, one will revel In the nat
ural beauty of this prairie. XX'e are
able to count any number of shades
of green and brown all blending Into
a 'achrme too rich for word picture.
The stream hero Is doep blue. Its
depth Is-Indicated, by the slow run
ning of the water. The banks drop
OK abruptly. , The waters are abund
ant with trout. .TheTMWfiBtn rtvrr
at Crane Prairie Is "a fl'slieVmiin's
paradise. - ,
-a ' .
,,; n.JNnkca Have .Charm.
.. But we must not tarry for we are
bound for the lakes. Twelve miles
5
; Drop in
,
.
w
.
j on your
way home "s .
5 take your -
family a quart
I of fresh
.
- w
ICE'
cream:
'
I
J They will appreciate
your thoughtfulnessv
S.'-
Special orders . 1
, for partiesi etc. v
Childers &
.
w
:.i
uto Truck on Road
II ken ma of .the new throa-way flro auto truck, which has been shipped
In a few days. Thl apparatus was purchased by the City cf Bend at
to be the lulest equipment for fire fighting.
further along the road, after cross
ing the numerous forest service
bridges ut Snow creek and the De
schutes, we finally reach a side road,
two miles long, which leads Into the
baby Lava lake. Here we may stop.
If we choose, to cast a fly where the
Deschutes begins As course to the
north. ' XX'e may boat, too, if we like
over ihc beautiful smooth sheet of
ttlll water. Again we must Jrarry.
Two miles along our trip the road
passes along the shore of Big Lava
lake, which Is about a. mile Ions and
a hulf mile wide. XX'e cannot remain
here' long because the end of our
Journey Is six miles distant, where
fishing. Is usually excellent from the
shores of Elk lake. Why Elk lake,
you ask? "Many of the rare animal
specimens known by this name have
been seen along its banks. "The
most beautiful In the Cascades"
that's what people who have traveled
the range say. From the lake may
be seen rising abruptly the south j
Sister. Broken Top and Bachelor
Butte, . which reflect their snow
capped crests into the waters, so
smooth and still ns to reflect (Ike a
mirror below. .
At this point we are two miles
from the Cascade divide and have
come to an elevation of 5000 feet i
where camping and fishing is at the
best. On the north shores of this
lake there are numerous gushing, ice j
cold springs delightful waters pour
ing forth.
Itjt Arc Available.
Appreciating the value to the city
and town (folk of Oregon, the forest
service has surveyed numerous lots
along the shores. Uncle Sam wants
the people, to avail themselves of the
beauties of his properly... He is mak
ing It possible for the man, the lover
of natural beauty, to get in touch
with these beautiful spots. They are
avnllnlile at an extremely nominal
cost. The roads are being Improved
Into this beautiful uncultivated and
uncommerclnlized playground ST Ore
gon. . i ' .
Now then, if you enn't go with us.
do this It you want.to go to Elk lake I
tomorrow. , From Bend to Elk lake
follow the La Pine ; road south- to
Harper, where you turn west (right)
land cross the Deschutes river bridge.
Then follow the sign boards to Crane
Pralrio by way of the head of Fall
river. From Crane Prairie the Elk
lake road It) the only one that leads
to the njjrnt., y.
My, business is. plugging
holes. Bend ';' Vulcanizing
Works, north of Carmody'st
. 'Boiu-r,'nhiv,'e
.Have, yon "n;. AlieyaTr-r&JSp,.' , '..
Amphibious Soldier.
A Frenchman has ' suggested that
with -a little training the soldier may
be amphibious to a certain degree. K
is contended that with practice a body
of soldiers with their arms and aewn
treroenta could cross a stream 90 feet
wide. by merely walking across on the
bottom.wltb the water over their head'
and Due Here Soon
"71 l J
Missing His Opportunity.
The conductor of a band, giving an
open-air concert, beat time very ener
getically, leaning now toward one
part of the band and now to anoth
er, and stamping his foot apparently
In paroxysms of musical fervor. Mike,'
to the audience, watched him, fasci
nated ; but at the end of the selection,
with a disappointed air, he turned to
leave. "How did ye like it, Mike?"
asked his friend. "Come away!" said
Mike, in disgust. "Oi've been watch
In' him for half an hour, and he hasn't
hit one of thlm yet V .
' Grateful Enjoyment.
Suffering is not necessarily a bless
ing in disguise. Sometimes it Is sim
ply an undisguised evil, nn evil that
we have no right to be carying about
with us. Self-denial for Its own sake
Is only a foolish refusal of pleasures
that we might thankfully enjoy. Cour
age and faith when trouble comes are
no more our duty than Is grateful en
joyment of our blessings when the
days are bright
Dancing tonight at Gym
nasium. Mrs. Horton's or
chestra. Price 50 cents.
Adv.
To Every
Housewife
In Bend
You may be insisting on using
bread baked away from this city.
You may be in the habit of using
- it without knowledge that you
can obtain bread of just as
good quality as that you may
be using.
,' We believe thoroughly that our '
HOLSOM BREAD
i nt , , will stand
y&M-mfly 'be
, side points.
then ir.noti
V"' '. know it. will
'' '-''.''I ii, ir
INSIST ON HOLSOM BREAD 1
dii.
! ' '.art'
; ,(n.,t.i.-)
Amencan
VESSEL HELD BY V
NAPLES SAILORS
Ship Carrying Ammunition to Itfl
Vawl Anitlnut Itussliul Ttels W
Ix-titllird in Harbor.
(United PreM Staff Corretrx.niS.nt.)
NAPLE3, July 12. The seamens
federation today prevented a steamer
bound from London to Vladivostok
from leaving Naples,' because It was
learned that the vessel was carrying
80 cases of ammunition for the allied
contingents which are fighting the
Uolshcvlkl.
Put It In "THE Bl-IXETIX."
You wouldn't
hire an editor
to wash your
dishes
Yet you will hire your
self out to do the work
of a grocery delivery
boy. .
And without pay!
And at the expense of
. your home, your leis
ure, your strength and
your temper. ...
Don't keep on doing
this.
Let us do it for you.
Your groceries will cost
no more, they will be
better groceries, and
your time and energy
will be conserved.
Our store is run to serve you
as you should be served"
F. DEMENT
&CO.
the test with wiy bread f
receiving from out-
HOLSOM BREAD
. FIRST -!,. .l-'-.vv :
. -I i '
.tisftory-'--bui .we'
be---lt us know why.
"iliut ' 'tr
w
1 .i'-ilii M 'Hi
Put It la ."THE Bt'LLETIX."