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Ladies Ready-to-Wear
Our Ladies' Ready-to-VVear Department Is overflowing with the Season's Newest and
Best. The ready response we are receiving from the Ladies of Bend and the surrounding towns
Is proof that our Ready-to-W6ar buyers have outdone themselves in gathering together the
cream of the Season's Styles for your, inspection. Our Immense Buying Power and our method
of doing business is, a double reason why you should patronize us and Is reflected In the values
we are offering you
Ladies' Suits in Serges, Tricotine and
-Fancy mixtures. ..'
$19.75 to $62.50 1
Ladies Dresses
tlons
in the latest Silk Crea-
$9.90 to 49.75
Ladies' Jersey Dresses
$12.50 to $29.75
Ladies Sport Coats, short coats and three
quarter lengths'
$17.50 to $59.75 ,
We are always glad to show you
whether you buy or not. This department
is in charge of an experienced Ready-to-Wear
Saleslady.
TiSSL SESBl JS. SWISS.
Oregon la as famous for bar apple) a
as California la for oranges.
Oregon apple are soli from 11a Laa
to Californiain ICezloo City and
the Philippines.
BOOST 'ea and BOY 'ea and halp our
grower a farther extend their Markets.
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For
Service
J. C. Penney Co., Inc.
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SHED TEAM WINNER
PT?rf mTrE' tttvi? i
Match Is Taken by Score of 2!!(iU
1990 Office Bowlers
Strengthen Lineup.
to
Standing of the Teams.
' W L Pet.
Yard. 1.-.....18 0 1000
Shed, '.1....18 6 750
Shipping Dep't., 1 6 12 333
C. & R. Gang 6 12 , 333
Sawmill, ' 3 ' 12 ' 200
Office, 0 . 9 ... 000
By a total- of 2366 to" 1990,. the
the office team last night at the Y. M
C. A. alleys,' but beat Its own three
game record. High score tor the eve
ning, 188, and high average, 184
both went to Springer, of the win
ners. .
The office team is to be represent
ed hereafter by Wagner. Blake. Daw
son, Anderson, and Doust, the line
up being greatly strengthened in an
effort to climb out of the cellar.
Tonight the C. & R.'gang will meet
the shipping department five. The
score by games last night was as
follows:
' Shed.
Byland. ..168
Freeman, 112
A. Nystien, 155
Guild 144
Springer, . 186
Totals 765
Office.
Blake 104
Wilson, 107
Anderson, 2 and 3, 1-2
Brittsan, 1,. . ....119 ' 139
Doust ...157 138
Wagner, .'. 116 155
Totals 603 688
OIL RESOURCES IN
SOUTH JUST TOUCHED
17S
17.8
163
158
178
855
.144
112
150
161
122
130
188
751
151
123
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149
132
699
(Br Unttrd Preu to The Bend Bulltllnl
TAMPICO. March 12. When
President Carranza issued his recent
decree allowing the -esumptlou of oil
well drilling under provisional per
mits, he did more than relieve the
tension that had arisen over the
Mexican-American . oil controversy.
He permitted a glimpse into .Mexico's
future as an oil producing uatlon.
Mexico's oil resources hav barely
been scratched, according to author
ities in Tampico. f
Today Tampico Is preparing for
another boom. Taking advantage o
the, opportunity to resume opcra
tlpiis. agents of the oil , cquipanlcs
here and at Tuxpam are applying to
the government for -permits, - new
rigs are being erected In the, fields
and the influx of new men and ma
terials from the States is underway
At this date it' Is estimate thut at
leuni imy- new wens will. De sturteu
under the provisional permits.
AS LITERATURE IS "WADE"
shed team .of, the Brook-Scanlon de.j royal collection of Spain
partment league not only won -from posed to have come.
, Aztec Emeralds.
Amons the Aztec treasures of Mex
ico were round many fine emerald
iney were 'exquisitely cut, and It U
irora tins source that the magnificent
emeralds now forming part . of th
were sup-
am
le e 1
our financial
Independence Day
AS we think of our National Independence,
so bravely won and so gloriously main
tained, it is not out of place to give some
thought also to our own individual freedom,
especially from the money standpoint.
; A Savings Account er; '
their start towards financial independence.
3 . U
s ' 1
Tri Bank or Sufraioa Si
The First National Bank
' . . "' " - OP BEND
Will Use Rife) of Veterans.
limes that wer.j uctuully -used by
t'nlted Slates murines against the
Huns In France at Bellemi wood,
solssoos, St. Mlhlel. Clmiiipiigno or In
the Argonne will he Issued to reerultH
who never saw a fight when the big
joo just begun at the marine corps de
pot of supplies at Chicago fs liulslied:
All the rllles used hy murines In
France huve been turned In at the de
pot to be refliilshcd and repaired. So
well did their hearers care for them
that most of them enq' be. used ugoln.
When they come out of Die gunshop'
as good as new they will he issued to
recruits, who will be Inspired by the
knowledge that they carry the same
rifles that were used In the world wur.
Had the Wrona Page. i
A young miss of seven, who ha
memorized from numerous readings to
her portions of her Chatterbox, pre
tends to he able to rend. One evening
she was seated upon the lap of a.
guest affecting to read one of her fu-;
vorite passages relating to dolls. She
was proceeding' with great cnthuslasti)
for several moments when the guosi
Interrupted her by saying: "But my
dear child, 1 don't see anything about
dolls on that page." 1
"I know It," she suid promptly and
sheepishly. "I whs reading on the
wrong page." Then, turning several
pages, "It's over here." I , '
Fine. Results From Simple Dyes. '
A demonstration held In -London by
the Knox Guild of Design und Crafts
showed the beautiful results produced
by ordinary methods of dycllig. Some
woolen stuffs Woven by members of
the guild with primitive apparatus
were dyed with privet, brocket guise
and other well-known plnnlg mid even
with soot from the chimney, the lusl
producing a beautiful old gold tint.
Bulletin "WANT ADS"
Bring Re-
KlplIng Manuscript Shows Author Pos
sessed of at Least On Great
Quality of Genius.
There turned up. the other day. In
sale of Manuscripts particularly
Interesting specimen of literal uro In
.the making. Mr. Itudynrd Kipling sent
It In typewritten copy to the editor
Of the National Observer, Mr. Henley,
and It appeared under the title "Torn
llnson" In January, S!2: but between
the coming of the typewrit ten sheets
and the nppeurunce of the printed
poem a good many things happened
to the mnnusrrlpt, some due to the
author and. some to the editor. One
Imagines Mr. Henley editing Mr. Kip
ling, a situation which the author an
ticlpated; for against certain Hues he
had written' admonitions und ' dire
threats, although there Is no evidence
to show whether Mr. Henley let the
lines stand because he liked them or
because he was terrified. In another
Item In the miiiir sole one sees that
Mr. Kipling first wrote the poem
'Cleared In the rhnracter of an Irish
man. but when he saw It In proof he
altered the phonetic spelling. Which
Indicates, Incidentally, the capacity for
faking pains which Is an Important
factor In successful authorship, even
If It fulls to stand, despite n well
known quotation, for the whole of
genius. Christian Science Monitor.
WANTED
WANTED To lot oat team of Work
mures, with colls, work to puy
for their keop. Inquire Kny Hteurn.
Fuller grocery, Shasta Dace, Phone
2324. &0-78-81C
DO' YOlTwANT TO OO TO THE
VALLEY? Wo have a great bar
gain to trude for property hern, must
turn It within few days. llenklo
ft Halne. 65-7-81p
WANTED Clean Woolen rags, will
puy 5 cents per pound. Beud
Water, Light i Power Co. See K. A.
Smith. 45-71-lc
WANTED TO RK.Vf -Fear or five
room modnrn house. No riuldrtn.
Rest of Care tflv n. Box 31". .8-
77tfc.
Ftflt BALE One 1919 Kurd. Hood
condition. Inquire Forest Otnce.
40-78-ottf
AI'PLKH FOR HALE The best
grades, different varieties. Low
prices. 14 Greenwood Ave. Tele
phone Ttlack 1251, oltlce hour 1 to
S p. m. 48-7-82p
FOR SALE Four room modern
house. Reasonable, price. Ba
owner 1 1th and Newport Ave. 19-".-lp.
FOR SALE House, garage and floe
lot for $450. Inquire 479 New
port Ave. 36-77-1 Ip
FOR SALE Young laying hens. C.
W. Alley. Bead Vulcanising
Works. 31-76tfc
GARDENING I huve moved back to
town and am now booking orders
for gardening work. Telephone Red
1771 for appointments. C. H. Ills-
bop. 71-97p
WANTED Furniture, phonographs.
range and household goods of all
description. Stundard Furniture Co.
6 life
FOR SALE Two Incubator In first
class condition, one 250 egg. ons
60 egg. C. W. Alley. Ilnnd Vulcanis
ing Works. 30-7tfe
FOR 8AI.E Why purcnase used
phonographs where yon can't pur
chase parts? We have a good line
of iscd phonographs; also part.
L. K. Shepherd, Minnesota street.
99-lSOtfe
RAGS WANTED Will pay Be per
pound for clean rugs, no small
trimmings, sacks, old pants or socks
wanted. Tho Hend Ilulletln.
"BABY"; AIRPLANES FLY FAST
Planes That Can Make Nlnety-Six
Miles an Hour Are Now In Use In
Europe.
Just as the. era' of adult automobiles
was followed by the creation of huhy
motorcars, so now In the aerial worhf
there Is nil Influx of Imby airplanes.
In the park,- In the fields und In viirl
-ous other open spaces inliilaliiio air
craft are having trjouts all over Kng-
lund. - f
One of these oildgets, culled the
"Brilishi.Crow weighs 2'JO pounds,
and tiles with almost the speed of
full-grown airplane. Another baby,
called "the pocket airplane," Is so
small that a man can span Its wines.
It'' Is Id feet long, and the Inventor,
Auslln Whipple, says It will achieve
8 speed of Ufl mile en hour. A fea
ture of this baby Is that it can e
folded for transport and carried In
side a trunk. . '
Tim French are also dabbling In llll-
putbin aircraft. An Infant monoplane
Is turned, out by n French firm at Car
say with a span of n trifle more than
feet, thus being two feet smaller
than the "Urltlsh Crow." Fitted with
a ten horsepower ARC engine. It has
speed of 02 miles nn hour, and can
land at the low speed -of 20 miles nn
hour. The average retail price of
these little brothers of the .Capronls,
Hundley Pages and Vlinys is from $1..
000 to $1,200.
Might Be Worth It
It Is estimated that nn expenditure
of IWO.OOp.OOO.miO would ho required
to equip the United Slates with nil
Ullage tools necessary to bring' Its
farms up to the highest possible wo-
FOR KENT
FOR RENT 3-room flat, furnished.
Hotel Purtlund, opposite llrooks
Scanlnn box factory. fl.'i-NO-Hlc
FOR SALE
FOR . SALE Rhode Inland Red
setting eggs, choice strain, $2
per 15. Apply Ilox 52 or Mrs.
Mutt Magec, 1060 Federal street.
70-8I-S2P
FOR RENT Two- rooms furnished
for housekeeping mid two rooms
unfurnlshod. Inquire 24 Irving. ,
C9-81-S2p
FOR SALE Child's bed
tress. Cull Red 2202.
with mnt-f8-81p
FOR SALE House
lluchwsijnrs.
mull
boxes, at
1-G7tfc
USED CARS
FOR SALE Ustd Ford car. Car
guaranteed Cont.-Ore. Motor Co.
" 6S-41tfo
FOR SALE One keven-pussengor
Studuhaker. Will consider trade
for Uend proporty. Call 1012, Uond
8t. l-30tfe
FOR SALE Hatching eggs from
Tailored (trupnested), strain.
White Leghorn, (1.50 per 15; 18
por 100. Will havo u few May
chicks for sale.. Mrs. Nellie G. Ray
Wlostorlii, Bond. 50-80-2p
FOR SALE Oe.ntln Jersey cow, high
tester, giving about 20 lbs. a day
now. $70. Inquire Ilulletln. 60-
80-81 p.
FOR SALE Two small houses, one
2 and ono 3-room; will glvo
terms. Inquire 1105 Kingston.
., E7-80-lp
FOR' SALE Maxwell Hrlsco tour
ing cur, will make good bug or
truck. Price right. Address P. O.
Box 673, Uend. ' 0-80-82p
FOR SALE Big young team, .top
buggy, single hurncss, and saddle
512 Ogdon Ave. !4'80-85p
FOR SALE Tancrod Butlur 8, C.
Whlto Leghorn eggs $3 per sot
ting. Pen headed by 272 egg pcdl-
greo trupnested -rock, whoso unens-
ters for 6 years have laid 250 eggs
or better. Two sotting hiins want
ed. Inquire Windmill Pool Hull be
tween 6:30 und 9:30 p. m. .Edward
Ootehy. 51-79-82p
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