The Bend bulletin., February 21, 1920, Page 5, Image 5

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TOIMV'M TKMI'KUATDim
Maximum, 00 Dogi'e"; minimum,
211 Degrees. , " '
HKND TKAIX HCIIK"IU1.IC.
Oregon Trunk.
Arrives. 7:85 A. H.
Leave 8:00 P. M.
. O..W. R. J,
Arrive,' 7:40 P.'H
Leaves. 7:00 A. M.
I K. I). Miller of I'rlnevllle l
ireiid visitor today. , (
Austin lurbr Ih In today frum
Iih Iioiiio In Alfulfu,
, Mr. und Mm. Claud II, Kinllh are
iljl.at llmlr homo, on Florida street.
Mm. F.K. Van Iiuseh of I'rlno-
' V llU HK'l"lUHt IllKtlt In Bend.
Mr.i und Mm. II. J. Crowley of
K Ivor l-uko spent lliii diiy In Bond.
W, I., Lowe of Burns arrived In
, t bo city IuhI nlKlit urnl U rmiiulii
lAg over today.
II. II. IhiAirnlnti eft iimt tiiiibt
night fur rorlluud mid Hulem to
iittond to legal business.
j His Durln Iliirtoii, Mis Junlece
4 Kjiiiusint und Hubert June J -f t till
afternoon by suto to spend tint
week-end wltli friends ul Brothers.
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How Do They Know?
Tim t ) n I weight f ull perilous la
the world Is estimated at 1UO.(KIO,0()0
loan.
Lines to Do nsmombored.
Mulin up yniir ii 1 1 ii I In llm prnpcet
of siiKtiiliilng n eeriulii iiniimiil of
in I n mid trouble, in your nassngs
tiirouuh lf. will, nuiltii you thought
fill li lid resigned without Interfering
Willi your cheerfulness, J, II, New
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Early Insurance Company.
' I'lro Insurance orlulniilud In It rood,
rm form Immediately after th great
nra of London In JOfSO. In IfKM Hi
liund In IIiiiiiI prohubly lliu oldeat
III 0' limurnni'ii roiiipiiny lu the world
mid ciirtiilnly the oldest In Grent lirlt
ulii win established on tit mutuul
principle.
. Beyond Poling.
Hli1rly'a grandmother hiid bran seri
ously III for several days no I Inquired
of Ilia tiny Ml: "llw la grandma
feeling this inuriiliiifr' With a sol.
emu expression Hhlrley answered:
"Hlie Ixn't feelln' thta mnruln', aba'a
dead." Kxebfints.
, Don't CHoom tha Baay Taske.
It 'la well for ymiiiK people torhnos
(ho Ufa work wltlih eeeorde with their
lusfes mid qtinlMrnjInn. but never
'iinku the mlal n Ub of supposing thnt
tiny wnVk will bo ultiu:ellier pli-iiMint.
I'hrro la no occupation without some
drudgery. There la no success without
iierllle, You wilt never do anything
it rniim iii.H' wllliniit doing ainntf
thlng yon tin not I !!. tint.
Early Hospltsls.
Iniilli,l sore founded III very rnrly
thiH-a In IimIIii. ivrmn nod Arabia.
They were for the most putt supported
by ttio kings. The tirwka itiiiiiiiniiM'U
kln-lliT boiiKca fur llio lk. but tha
lical limllltnl'iii of ililn kind III nurlvnl
llnim wrra tlma of tli itoiiuiii, wblcb
rr prluully widowmt.
The fanner mid the husiiifss man oi if IIS COIH-
munit yTiire imitiHTS in the prtiuress or the fitiluie of
i.. ! To.' ' I
iiiun iiiiiiiiiiiiiii) .
t' f
If
they pull toftt!ier, the progress niul prosperity is
i-crtiuu to conic.
IK they listento pienchers of cliis.sjhntredtheie
ciin only be failure iis'ii result. '
THE SHEVLIN-HIXON COMPANY
mm.
If iak
mm
to stand
wnsriK!
TO get the best shoes
for your money tha kind
of chocs that atnnd weather
nA wmp vmt mititt dpinond.
and be euro you get shoes that ore made entirely of good
leather. To safeguard your ehoo purchosco simply aalc
nt our store for ' 5 9
The Friedman-Shelby
"ALL-LEATHER" SHOE
They uas nothing but rood lea ther In making their ihoea; ancl there
ia a Friedman-Shelby AlX-LEATHER shoe tor any member of ttio
family and fur every purpose. Our leading branda ara the "Red
Coom" echool ahoe tor children; the "Pacific" ehoo for women, tha
"Atlantic" ahoe for men, and the "Honeaty" work ahoe for hard
jar. t
All of theae shoe are branded with the trade-mark shown below
and thia trade-mark (uaranteea that you will buy ahoee ' with
leather in the hidden part M well at in the part axpoaad to view.'
Golden Rule Store
Personal Service r x
INDUSTRY THRIFT
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i lThese Are The Watchwords of Success
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In these days of reconstruction try
them yourself . and watch results.,
The Brook$-Scanlon Lumber Co.,
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BEND, OREOON
MIDNIGHT. SET FOR
DUBLIN'S CURFEW
Oritur Mudo to Allow for Kutrnalvc
Itnlila JtoliiK Mudf by Holillora
Tuiikx Arc I'wil.
TUMALO LODGE OF I
UEBEKAHS FORMED
Tliiiiy-thrm .Mi'inbcra From' Ih-nd
Attend liiMllutioii 'rrinnloa '
Hcrtlia i'mvy Hi ndu Ixxlgo, j
(Ily UnlUd Prw to The ll.nd llullrtln)
DUBLIN, Kb, 21. Military au-
tborltioa today lucd a proclama
tion ordurlng ' all roHldonta to atuy
Indoor between mldnlKht and 5'
o'clock in the mornini, unlea ape
ciflcully prmlttd to b on'- tha
ntreela. Tba ordor followed eiiton-
alve raid by the military Thurs
day night and early Friday morn
ing on various Sinn Fela volunteer
hGiidquurtorn.
Many houmis and bualnoHS, firms
were aitarchod and a largo number
of men arrested. Armored cam
and lauka wero uaed by the 'sol
diers.
Virtue Ascribed to Laurel.
Afcordlnic to mi old trudltlon luurel
riiiiiinuiiU'uirs the spirit of poetry and
pniphwy. Hence the eimtoiii of put.
Iinii luurel leaves under one's pillow
to aciiilre limplrHtion.
Wall, It Made Em Happy,
" Hiini klrl, or Jupiineiie form of sui
cide, wits a privilege "enjoyed" by
nobli-meii aud gentlemen who would
not die llko common erlinluula.
TUMALO, Ore., Fob. ii, The
Tumalo Kebekab Iuiga No.; lt
was instituted bore last night by
Mm. Itortba MorgMU of Bond. There
were about SO persons present, of
whom 33 represented the Bond
lodge. " ' ''
Thev officers elected -were: Noble
grand. Bertha Cain , Carey; vice
grand,' I.ydla M. Barineh; secretary,
Mildred Harter; treasurer, Ada. E.
Itay; Inner guard A,. 0. Oonnason;
outer guard, A. J. Hurler; officers !
Bot designated, -Walter Ilay, W. E. i
Bandei and O, W, Sandel.
The candidates were as follows:
Mr. and Mrs. O. h. Mitchell, Mr.
and Mrs. M, g. Hullard, Miss Bertha
Bullard and Miss Cooper,
' A ; bunuucl supper was served
after 'tbii Initiation ceremonies by
the Tumalo lodge.
INfO.MK Itl.ANKH 1IKHK.
The Tim National Itank, of Bend
announces that It has received the
goverilme.nl Income tax report forms,
which will be distributed to persons
making application at the bank.
A Whole Season
.
With a Cool. Motor :
' ' The Secret Is , ;
Monamobile Oil
' Not a Asphalt Base-nor a blended oil but a Wffd '
; Pure straight RUN PARBAFINE BASE .
Use Monamobile
Insist on Monamobile .
Watch
' Every Saturday Issue
, for Oil Advice
Bend Hardware Co.
fssvcrxcziw "r' i
Do You Know
That Hudson
Builds the
Essex?
car? And what other manufactur
ing organization is equipped to pro
duce it?
Consider how the Super-Six has pro
duced those qualities; then answer if
Essex is not the rightful heir to
Hudson.
SEE THE ESSEX
, VIt is the Light Weight Car That
Holds the Greatest Endurance Proof
; Of course , you Tcnow all about the
Essex and its record of 5870 miles
at an average speed exceeding a- mile
a minute. It was the only new car
at last year's shows. Now it holds
the greatest sales record, for 22,000
buyers paid $35,000 for Essex in its
first ten months.
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An Essex stockscjpassis officially set
the world's endurance mark in a 50
hour run totaling 3037 miles.
The sam stock chassis in three tests
covered 5870 miles in 94 hours 22 min
utes' driving time.
A dealer's demonstrator that had been
driven 12,000 miles, covered 1061 miles
in 24 hours over . Iowa snow-covered
roads while a blizzard was raging.
Think what these proofs mean to you.
It settles the light car question. It
places Essex endurance, on the same
level with its companion car the
Hudson Super-Six. It elevates the
moderate priced car into the fine car
quality and performance class. All
the advantages in gasoline, oil and
tire economy are retained.
Hudson Designed and Builds Essex
What group of men are as well quali
fied , to build performance and endur
ance in. a moderate priced light weight
Essex is the "New Day Car" .
'.vThe long-talked-of light weight, moderate-priced
car with satisfactory
performance and reliability is found'
in the Essex.
It fulfills the hope of true automobile
economy. Qualities of endurance,
" fineness, and beauty are combined
; with the advantages in price and
operating costs of light cars. Judge
Essex reliability by what you know of
the Super-Six its economy in gaso
line, oil and tires by light ear
standards. N .
: The day when reliability and fine per
formance were to be had only in
large, high-priced cars is past. A visit
, to the Essex show will convince you.
So will a talk with any Essex owner.
' And don't forget-deliveries of Essex
cars are becoming more and more un
certain as its fajne grows, despite the
increasing number being built.
PIONEER GARAGE CO.
: : :-'. Bend, Oregon
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