The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, October 11, 1919, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTHR IlfiNT) lU'M-KTIV, DAILY KDITIOV. HUNT). OIUXJOV, BATfltDAY, OfTOHKIl II. 1010 PAGE LUTHERAN BISHOP WILL VISIT BUND Tlinl Mix Kluht Itever I I,. ('. Fuss, bishop . Of Urn Hciimllliuvlali church Hiindiiy was Hid Htiiiou ii: ini'iit IhlH iiflnnioon of Itnv. Fred erick A. T. Cornnlluiisen, luiMliir of thu local church. Bishop Kohh will make lilt formal visitation In the liitleninnn, lull will iiIhii conduct llm Liilheiun church fur the untlio I'u-j , imiriilnif services, hiiU will speak In Hllii coast, will vlHll- Hid t-nl-' llm evening.. . FIRST AS USUAL The New Broadway Hits Phonograph Records ' Now on Sale niiti: tiiicy a in; 1 1 m:v hkioiuw of tiii: i.atkht di:i,i;iititl HiutAiiWAV mi:M)DIKh i Daddy Limit I.ivih Jlenry. Burr 22148 1 Know What II Mmum to He Lonesome JLowls James Hawaiian l.iillnliy f .....Jam"' unci Hurl 221D8 Hweet KlNMa Acniii MiiIh Quartette Tulip Time, from ".iKflil Follies of 19 1 " llmiry Ilurr 221C1 .Miimly, from "Ziilgfelil Piillli of IBIS". Invincible Four You Doii'i Nim'iI I Iih Wine lo IPivo it Wonderful Time, ' fi i ".li-tiflil Follies of ll" Kilillli Cantor 2210:1 Oh! Th" I.hhI Hose or Kn 111 hut. from ".Ingri'ld Follies of l!HU" . Tim Vo in i Hliuko Your Hlioulilia .Olio-Step' 221V4 ,. Fox-Trot Will o' VIi. from "A Lowly Romeo" Fox-Trot lloiii'yiiiiiiin W11I1 1 .. VikiiI Id'traln liy Harry '.McCluskey 11 1 CO CiihiIi'h In KpiiUi Jerry .. One HI i' 22 108 . ... Fox-Trot Home I Ico 11 ( I r 11 1 MornliiK I'll Find You III My Arms, from "Hliiliml" V.rwvX Hun', Hit 11 om- Thai l.iillnliy uf I.iiiik Ah", from "SInbud". Krnt Hiiro Baritone 22170 Cariillna Sun hIi ln- Oh! What 11 I'al Wait Mary . .Sterling Tlor 22173 Henry Ilurr, Tenor 1 11 Hi- llnppt When the I'ri'iu'h-r Make You Minn .Sterling Trio 22175 01 vn Mi' a S111II" ami Kins Arthur Fields, Baritone ) I !' je . HI" My llahy rtue-k to Md Premier American Main quartette 22177 You Didn't Want M' Winn You Hail Mo Irving Gillette, Tenor Anil wlillc ynu an- mnliiiiK your record selec tions h'l us play them on tint PuiTio Phonograph. You will 'iiJoy iho full. rich, liquid tone pro iluci'il hy tlm wonderful Pin tin Sapphire Ball Unit rouuil, polished Jewel llml has replaced scratchy ni'i'dli'ii. I'nttiu icnuniniees It h records lo play 10 in) times, ir pluyi'il on tli Pathephone. because llm' Sapphire Hull doesu't wear out I'lTOIllK. Hiipphlre llull ? Piillie "r Pill Ik Phonograph 11ml Records, see uh. i You can play Pathe Records on your machine. ... DOUBLE DISC-ALL 85 CENTS EACJI E. M. THOMPSON BEND, OREGON Just Two Days More of Our Sth Anniversary Sale Come Monday or Tuesday We list A few specials for Monday and Tues day only: BEDSPREADS Size 80x90 . $3.50 regular; Special. $2.45 RAINBOW CAMBRIC 45c quality ' Special 35c BLANKETS--Wool Finish .Large size, fancy plaid - $4.95 TOWELING Part Linen Bleached A star value.: .'. 23c COTTON PLAID DRESS GOODS Yard wide 90c grade Special 69c Creme Oil Soap Bar '. :r..7c Air Float Talcum Powder .9c Cotton Batts Special.... i7c Boys' Sweaters Special T .....$1.49, Corsets Broken lines Nearly all sizes..-1J1.19 Ladies' Union Suits White cotton, ribbed High neck Long sleeves.!.. : 98c When Its Bargains, We Strive to Please. THE WARNER COMPANY QVALITVy , 1 1 " J ( l KCIMDIIIII AT; i ;rorul. rmcml 'liiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiuiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiMiiiiiaaiiiaiiaiv Wake Up! AND GO CHUBCH SUNDAY MOBNINCJ VVWWWVWVVVVWVWV TWO WIDICAWAKE SICKMONS AT II m O'CLOCK A. M. "Coming or (Joing" AT fl;00 O'CLOCK P. M. "Tlie MortguKcd Soul" The Little Brown Church M KTIIODIKT KIMSCOI'AL (ioriHT Kranlilln unil HlMuniuro StrisulH J. EDGAR. WRDY. Pmoi l!:!:!ill!i!!!:iai:l!!!l!li:il!li;i::ii::!"iu:::::a:!:"::" LOCAL NEWS ITEMS J. II. lliirim wuh'Iii IukI nlKlit from K I h t . r h . It. K. MrCliiro 1:111110 In thin morn I11K from Tim DuIIi-h. I 11. A. .Mlllor ri'iiirni-il HiIh niorn I111: from u IiiihIhhhh trip to I'orllund. I A. J. Wi-Hton unil Dun IIi'IhIiik ure ' vlHlloi-8 In Iho illy loi!::y from SIh 1 tnr. f i J. P. Ki-yi-n. of Tlio llrookB-Scan-I Ion l.iiinliur Co . mini! In from Port land IhlH inoruliiK: j Dr. mid Mm. M. ('. Kox ilrovo in I IukI nlKlit from l.uki-vh-w, a nil ure Kpi-iullnx today In Itmid. I Mr. mid Mm. Juck llorlmi lmvn ri'turiii'd from 11 trip to CrewanK luko, , wluirt' I hoy Hpmit tho luat wvuk. A. K. I.arHon ri'turni'il IiihI uiRlit from Kuiiuno wlinro lie uttondud the miiiitliiK of thu OruKon commiindiiry. Mm. M. A. Ilrook and noil, of Sat tlo, who hiiva bixin vIhIIIiik hi-r nan, C. II. Ilrook mid Mm. Ilrook. Ift last nlKlit on tlii-lr rvturn to llwlr home. Rhi'rirf S. K. ItobertH. who him linen roiillnod lo hi homo for tho pant two days by an attack of grlppu. wns uhlo to roHiimo IiIh odlciul dutlPH this iiinriiliiK. I. luytl Kelh-y who recently return ed homo from xorvlce In tho U. S. Navy, him linen coiiflncd to his bed tho pnal weok with o Hovoro attack of tOIIHllltU. k, II, S, Hamilton whh a piiHseiiRcr on tho inoruliiK train from Portland where ho took part in tho hearliiK of tho Pino Treo Lumber Co.. bank ruptcy ciiBii yetercluy. Mr. and Mm. Carl A. Johnson nnd Mr. nnd Mm. K. F. NIcIioIh. left thin morn 1 11K on an auto trip in Califor nia. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson will re turn within 11 nionth'H time, while Mr. anil Mm. Nichols expect to spend I the winter In tho south. LOGGERS MAKE OF COAST BRIEF VISIT llimi'iniin, JI11111 miinrl Lumber Co.,!? Mill City, Ore.; A. II. Hanson, V. H. Hteel Prodiictn Co., Bimltli), vAih.; L. II. Illckum, S P. ft B.rKy., Portland, Oro.j L. T. Hays. I': 8. Hliiel ProduetH ; Bcutlle, WiihIi.j J. II. Ilomboy, J. W. UooblliiKS KoiM Co., Ki-alllii, Wash.; HolllllK Arthur Johnson, Lumber World Re view, Chleaxo, 111.; P. F. Klein, Poison LiikkIiik Co., J loill la ill. Wush.l Arthur W. Kelly, llnld wln Loiaitiiotlve Works, Poiilund, Ol'H.; J. P. KeutliiK, West Coast Uox & Lumber Co., Portland, Ore.; John Laron, H. (5. forest service, Vlctorlii, II. C.;1l. II. Latham, 811 verton Liiuih'-i- Co., Bllverton. Ore.; A. C Labbe, Wlllainettp Bteel & Iron Wks., Portlund, Ore.; J. M. Meuny, Clyde Iron Works, Portland, Ore., K. II. Miles, llooth-Kelly Lum ber Co., WenillliiK. Ore.; P. K. Muc Kiirliine, The Norby & Kox Co., Port land, Ore., Tom A. Moore, Pacific Lumber Agency, ChlriuKu, III.; Alex. Morrison, llloeilel-Donovun Lumber Mills, lli'llinKham. Wash.; K. ('. Myers, lieiiernl Klectric Co., Ban Kranclsco, C11I.; Guy II. McCleod, IlrlKhton Mills Co., Mohler, Ore.; U. II. Mi-Lciiil, Hammond Lumber I Co., Portland, Ore.; William A. Murshfl, Industrial commission, Sa lem, Ore.; Hlulne II. McOilllcuddy. nompsey Lumber Co., Hamilton, Wash.: Hun McOilllcuddy, A'berdcen, Wash.; L. T. Murray, West Fork LokkIiik Co., Tacomu, Wash.; Her nian Nelson, Kmery & Nelson, Napa vlno, Wash.; (JeorKe Neils, J. Nells Lumber Co., Llbby, Mont.; John H. Neville. Walville, Lumber Co.. Wal vllle. Wash.; K. V. Nolan, Grand Papilla Vapor Dry Kiln Co.. Seattle. Wash.; U. W. Neighbor. E. C. At kins & Co.. Portland. Ore.; Daniel O'Leury, Mud Hay LoRini; Co., Olympla, Wash.; K. P. Olson. Gard ner ' Powell Lumber Co.. Hlllyard, Wash.; A. M. Oakes, V. S. Steel Products Co.. Portland. Ore.; Rob ert Poison, Poison Logging Co., Honulum. Wash.; A. II. Powers, Smith Powers Loi;inR 'o., Jlarsh fleld. Ore.; Lewis Plerson, Admir alty LociiltiB Co., Seattle, Wash.; Mm. L. Plerson, Admiralty Logging Co., Seattle. Wash.; W. W. Peed, Hammond Lumber Co., ' Eureka, Oil.; II. L. Peter. Machinery Com pany of . America, Seattle, Wash.; Glen Pierce, Pacific Car & Foundry Co., Portland, Ore.; George Patter son, P. L. Howe Lumber Mills. Eureka, .Mont.; William J. Rey nolds, Tho Pacific Lumber Co., Scotln. Cnl.: F. E. Rhebeck, Clyde LADIES ONLY SPECIAL IN SHOES FOOTWEAR OF GOOD QUALITY AT A HEAL SAVING AT TRI-STATE TERMINAL CO. J. E. Wiley, Llditpirtfood Mfg. Co., I Haul (hi, Wash.; J,,. Wilson, Can adian Willamette Co., , Vancouver, B. ,C; , Harold li, Wilson. Stewart Ilros. Co,, Portland, Ore.; Teol Wll liuma, Aero Alarm, Seattle, Wash.; George F. Welsel, Missoula, Mont.; W. 8. Wostovor, White Star Lum ber Co., Whites, Wash.; IL J. Wells, Smith & Watson Iron Wks., Port land, Ore.; 3. C. Walker, Lmnbor mnns Publishing Co.; lUinnoapolla, Minn.; W. "W. Woodbrliiye, West Coast Lumberman, Heattle, Wash. Eiiilpment Co., Seattle, Wush.; W. H. KuhwII, Russi!ll & Pugh Lumber Co., Harrison, Idaho; J. M. Rich ards, J. M. Richards Co., Spokane, Wash.; J .11. Roberts, Simonds Mfg. Co., Portland. Ore.; Charles H. Russell, Russell & Pugh Lumber Co., Ilurrlson, Idaho; Thomas C. Soule, Stearns Logging Co., Ho qulam, Wash.; Arthur S. Sapp, Ma son County Logging Co., Hordeaux, Wash.; Peter Schnfer, Schafer Bros. Logging Co., Brady, Wash.; II. M. Struthern. Post Falls Lumber & Mfg. Co., Post Fulls, Idaho; L. D. Stephens, Stephens Bird Lumber ft Logging Co., Monroe, Wash.; C. N. Sampson, V. 8. Steel Products Co., Portland, ' Ore.; A. II. Schafer, Schafer Bros. Logging Co., Monte sano. Wash.; David B. 8i-ger, Great Western Smelting & Refining Co., Portlund and Seattle; Waller L. Stout, Corst-Fordney Logging Co., Aberdeen, Wash.; Herbert Scott, E. C. Atkins & Co., Seattle, Wash.; W. II. Seaer, V. S. Steel Products Co., San Francisco, Cal.; J. D. Spar ling. Lytle Logging & Lumber Co: Hoqulum, Wash.; Hubert Schafer, Schafer. Bros. Logging Co., Aber deen, Wash.; B. H. Thompson, Lin coln Creek Lumber Co., Centralia, Wash.: G. H. Laman Trys, The Hague, Holland; II. L. Turner, Willamette Iron & Steel Works, Portlund, Ore.; Thornton P. Hun ger, U. S. .forest service, Portland, Ore.; Jerry Walker, Walker Timber Co., Hoqulam, Wash.; Arthur E. Welch, Clark & Wilson Lumber Co.. Llnnton. Ore.; A. S. White, La clede, Idaho; Ira L. Withrow, Co lumbia, Timber Co., Goble, Ore. WATCH THE BIG 4 Stomach-Kidney a-Hcart-Liver Keep the vital organs healthy by regularly taking the world's stand ard remedy for kidney, liver, bladder and uric acid troubles GOLD MEDAL T!i National Ramedy of Holland lor ceniuriasand endorsed by Quean Wilhel n.ir.a. At all druggists, Hire alzas. ok fee the aM Cold MaoWl as arr Ua mmti accp a iirtilina 1! Reality always surpa imatdnaticn MOUTH PI tCC CIGABLTTE-S leave nothing to your imag infttion. They're mild anil rich, fragrant and cool. The fine lohacco, cooling mouth piece and mats paper wrap ping make them the real thing. 1 10brl3c The John Bollman Co. Branch in. (Continued from Page 1.) land. Ore.; Geor.RO F. Cornwall, Tho Tlmberman, . Portlund, Ore.; Georgo M. Cornwall, Tho Timber man, Portland, Ore.; A. W. Callow, Wynoocho Timber Co., Honulum, Wash.; J. E. ChnrlHnd,,S., P. & S. Ily), Vancouver, Wash.; M. Conner, E;''C. Atkins Co., Portlund, Ore.; J;'5 A. Cloroty, E. C. Atkins & Co., Seattle, Wash.; Irving C. Clark, Kent Lumber Co., Barnoston, Wash.; Porcy Dcs iBresay, B. C. Mills, Vancouver, B. 'C.'; Georgo P. Downoy, S 1 1110 ml .1 Mfg. Co., Port land, Ore. ; M. H. Dickinson, Llilger- wood Mfg.' Co., Seattle, Wash.; .ML' A. F. DIJkennns, Netherlands gov ernment, Holland; Frank T. Davis. Portland, Ore,; Noel Ay Inter Dow, Tho , Tlmliermnn, ' Portland, Oro.; R. L, Donald, Falls City huinbor Co., Portland, Oro.; M. Evorillng, Arcntn, Cul.; F. T. -El ford, SliaWnl- gan J.nke Lunvbor Co., Shawnigan, B. C; Thurston W. Knlrhurst, Van: cottoor Muclilnory Depot, Ltd., Vnti couver, B. C; J. II. Frlsken, Simp son Logging Co., Sholton, Wash.; C. fM. Fowler, S., P. & S. Jty., Portland, Ore.; C. F. Flinn, Chilo quln Lunihor Co., Clilloqulu, Ore.; H. L. Flowolllni)!, Flowolllng & Fnuchor, Spokane, Wash.; O. C. Fonlnson, Pncillo Box Co., Ray mond, Wash. ; J .It.' Gensler, Colum bia Studio, Portland, Ore.; W. H. Gibbons, forost sorvlco, Portland, Ore.; II. W. Hnlgh, Anterrcan Hoist & Dorrlck, Coj, Senttlo, . Wash.; J. W.- Hill, Tho Holt Mfg. Co., Port land, Oro.! C." 0. Hill, Hill Logging Co., Bunker,' Wash.; JR. W. Hlnkoll. Hammond v Lumber Co., ' Sonslde, Ore.i' H. P.' Harmeri-Paolflo Car & Foundry Co.,-Portland, Ore.; C. T, ' i WROLW j tSlir-:HrjK3M S".A--'cT1asTaaf t,il ,n ml There is a specific reason for the excellent finish of the Chevrolet cars. For, from the moment the newly built body is carefully cleaned and the first coat of . enamel is applied until the body assumes that lustrous smoothness that characterizes the finished car, every operation is automatically safeguarded against careless or. hurried workmanship. Therein lies the secret of the uniformly long wearing qual ities of Chevrolet finish. This is the reason for its even depth and richness. ' This 4s why a Chevrolet car "always appears well groomed and attractive long after the car has ceased to be new. Bend Garage co.