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APRIL IT,, i02A.
PAOR ft
FLYING PARSON'S AIR DOG PUPPIES TO "HELP RELIEF FUND
8:30 p. m. Admission .151.00.
Adv.-y-10-U
"BRAGGO" ROTH IS
OLD GRIFF'S PROBLEM
GRAND
Lieutenant I!lvln Muynnrd. tlin Flying parson, winner of din
treat II, H. Air Derby from Now York 10 Hun Francisco unci riitiirn, Ik
ugaln In till) IIiiiuIIkIiI. ill famous ulr mascot, Trlulu, Ihn Ilrst dog
to fly serous the continent, Inm imp. Tlin pup are In tin auctioned.
thu proceeds to KO to tint Nnur-KllMl Relief KuilI Tlin nil-turn iilinwa
Will They
Wear?
FRIDAY ind
SATURDAY
tlio KlyliisT Pursou's two llltlu girls, Rosalind uuil Kvnlyu, wllli Trlxlo
ALICE
JOYCE
ni'(ioi(f(I by an
alltfai rail, ill
Should A
'r-vV-r-vjy, Ait-
I Women Tell?
A itiaiualM , tntniM-ly liuinan loty uf a
Nrw iMiitland lidicr gill lacrtj Willi iKr
riilrtii ol wlidfifi lu rrvral of nol. to
llw man ilii lovril, lit1 true! uf lin
ynulli.
AUo
A HALL BOY COMEDY
LIBERTY
TONIGHT anil
FRIDAY
DOROTHY
DALTON
IN
"His Wife's
Friend"
The gamr of chcwthc game ol love
-the game of life riiangely
intrtwovm into play of myitrry
and tut pent? .
A I -SO
AN ELKO COMEDY
"An Oriental Romeo"
Oregon Trunk.
Arrives, 7:85 A. M.
Leaves 8:00 P. 11.
O.-W. R. A N.
Arrives, 6: CO P. M.
Leaves. 7:00 A. M.
"1 TW,
l.nv.i rnuil. urn I In' parents (if a nine,
pound baby buy hum this moriiliiK.
Dour.liiH JiiIiiimciii. riirim-rly of Hi" I
liirnt hitvI'"'. Im niTititiMl 11 iiiiHiilnnj
iih Hrulcr ai Itniiikii-S'-tiiilon (iiinp:
No-3.
.Mr 11ml Mrs II . A. Iluin li-aOi- In
iiIkIiI for I'ui'iliiiiil, whi-iK Mm. Horn
will umli'iK'i mi iipi'ratlitii fur Ihrout
Iroublif
MIhh MarKiiri't K SpalilliiK I rt HiIh
fiuirnliiK f'r (iranlit I'iihk and Kno-
llullllxh. Wllftll . Ill VlHlt Willi flll'llllK
mid ri'lutivcH.
". I) AIN11 li-avi'H IiiiiIkIiI fur
Daily Market Report
mvi:s
IfornUhH br arrnBmrnt with
Jirl Orraun llnk.)
NOItTII I'OKTI.ANI). April 1.1
('null! Id'oiflpiH, iiiiiik. (iruln and
pulp fori hIiii'I'h, (11.25 to
clinic. ti0.7r to W.'iU; nooil to
cliolni, $."& to 110.75 ni'-illiini to
1 kodiI. ' lo 19.76; fair to ;;ooil.
fH.25 lo ; I'oiiiiiion lo fair. $7
In ftioiri' row anil hclfvrif.
ill :r, lo 10 .25; itooil to choli'H.
fH.25 to t'J2Ti: iiK-dlum lo Kood,
17 lo $H,25; fair lo IiK-dlum. C
lo 7; ranniTH. 14.25 lo t; IhiIIh.
18 to $K 50; prime IIkIiI iuIv.-h, 16
lo 117: nifilliitn IIkIiI, 110 lo $15;
hi'iivy, t7 to I0.
II"K.
KiTlpiH non; prlniM mtxiMl.
tl0.75 to 117.25; miMlliiin mixpd,
110.25 lo $ll.76; roiiKli liuavloo,
SI2.26 lo IIG.6U; iiIkh. $19 lo
$15,611.
No rocnlptH. Kant of mountain
luinbs, $17 lo $1S; Until vallnyH,
TfM'K.
I'oilland to Join IiIh wlfi tit llii-ir
ni'W lioini. at Ori Klinui. Mr and Mrs.
Alh'ii ari early pioiici-rH of Dm (Vn
Iral Ori'Kon (oniiiiy.
Mr. and Mm. II CiivanauKli, of I. a
l'liii'. ari iipi-mliiiK tin' day in Ili-nd.
Mr. and Mrn. Jari'd Mourn liave ro
tu mod from u trip IlirotiKli Hiilli!,
Motilnnu and I'lii'iitnllo. Idaho.
AT THE HOTELS.
Jl. A. Allen.
K. II. Mc.Iiona
ItoV. J. (). 1 1 ik 11 if ii . uiiniiltlnv nl $15.75 to $17: heavy, $14 25 to
!tir."t. f n.nli.m til
to $14.60: yenrllnKN. $16 to $15.60:
wet hem. $14.50 to $1 5 25; ewes.
$10 to $14: Hprlnic lamb. $17 to
$19. All nliorn Bluff $3 under
thexe quotalionn.
7:46 o'clock Huudny evenliiR at Hie
Hcnndlnuvinii church, will deliver a
lecture, oil the subject, "A Life of
Service us the HlKhway (o Huccens
and True Ureal iienn."
Want to buy hoy, unn Ilulleilu c.
slflnj ItoV
!
MICKIE SAYS
i
VllvWtK, V M fc1 OOtNt Tlj
I vic'aa bommiv' (k NEVMSpapcb. Tjg
v' i-r' oor oixmc f vatuTl fi
BEND TRAIN 8CRKDin.il.
M
: 1
:
i
Your Mother made you take It
every Kprlng Holllster's Kocky
Mountain Tea. the reliable Spring
Cleauaor fir-Ik. Owl Pharmacy.
Adv.
Dress Up The Home With
Colonial Draperies !
Pilot Unite Inn.
K. ('. Decker, Portland.
A. K. it.-illy. Portland.
,.M. OaviB, I'orlliind.
Mrs. I,. F. ShleldH, Portland.
MIhh Sara Lee Tuck, Seattle.
Arthur Poster, Clyde, N. D.
Klmer E. McV'icker. Moro.
Hurna.
lionald. Portland.
W. J. HIckH. Portland.
John Heckeit, San Francisco.
M. H. Iay, Prlnevllle.
T. G. Lawrence. Portland.
W. E. Turner, The Dalles.
E. M. Smith, Portland.
Mr. and .Mrs. II. Cavanuugh, La
Pino.
Hotel WriKht.
L. Glrton, Silver Lake.
Stanley Smith. Millican.
Fred llurkhalter. Shevlln-Hixon
Camp 2.
Hotel Cozy.
Leroy Praot, Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilon, Port
land. E. F. Dunn. Tumalo.
Walelr Wright, Culver.
J. Wood. Seattle.
"Old Fox" Clark Orlfflth of the
WatbluKUin American Leagun
Club, laces the managerial test of
his career this season, in ability to
handle men. Bobby Koth, hard
hitting outfielder, and known lo
players as "Braggo." Is Orimth's
problem. Roth was with four
clubs last year Cleveland, Phil
adelphia, Boston, tben Jo Wash
ington. Rotb Is a line ball player,
but bard U manage, say managers.
Big dance Friday eve
ping. Wilson George's jazz
orchestra. B. A. A. C,
That's what the average
man thinks about in pur
chasing shoes. He must
have style, comfort and
durability. Our shoes an
swer your purpose. They're
of the latest style made of
fine, soft leather, insuring
comfort and good wear.
And they're very reason
able, too. Step in and let
us cater to you.
BEND SHOE CO.
First National Bank BIdg.
Don't forget the dance at
Tumalo Friday evening,
April 16th- Good eats, good
music. Adv.-7p
SHEEP SHIPPING IS
DELAYED BY STRIKE
Big Saturday Special!
SUGAR
IK
) A LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
n. E. Allen is In tho city today
from Hums.
' F. M. CloavoH, of CroBcent, loft
thin morning for IiIh homo after n
two day stay In Hcnd.
Mrs, Onirics Sayler returned tills
morning from n vIhII. wllli frlonds In
PrOHROlt, WllHlllllRlOII.
W. W. Marshall lias arrived. In tho
city from Spirit LiiUo to nccnpl it po
sition at tho Munnliolmor storo.
Mr. nnd Mrs. I. IS. nehyine,r of 4 18
mAL
. . j. . i.
mm
'tt(aiSTuAani usnw
"THESE wonder
A f u 1 Draperies
are being shown in
an extensive range
of fabrics and de
signs. They are
new, fresh goods
and are sure to
please.
REPPS A yard-wide, t heavy cloth in a
long assortment of designs, priced at, a
yard, 85c, 89c, 98c, $1.25.
CHINTZ This popular drapery fabric,
priced at, yard, 89c, 98c.
TAPESTRY This heavy cloth, also used
for upholstery. Priced at, $1.39.
DOUBLE-FACED TAPESTR Y Both
sides alike, $2.00.
CRETONNE Many designs and quali
ties, 39c, 49c 59c, 69c, 79c.
SCRIMS Plain and figured, 29c, 39c, 49c,
and 59c.
MARQUISETTES Plain and figured de
signs, 45c, 59c, 69c, 79c.
f
f
Ad
I
For the Home Sewer
Wo offer unparalleled service. Hero will
he found at all times a complete stock of
Notions used In making women's and chil
dren's itiirmonts
1
Needles, Tape,
TlireiHl, HIiiHtlc,
Ions, Shears,
Thimbles, Snaps,
Plus, Hooks, Ilut
lleltliiK', llraitl.s.
HIIOItl.AL KKVIKW PATTKKNS
I THE WARNER COMPANY
DESCHUTES. April 14. Miss
HIIrii Holmgren and Claude McCati
loy were Sunday visitors at the De
schutes hotel and at C. M. Redfield's.
Mr. and Mrs. Humblln and Jim
Ilenham wero dinner guests at the
Deschutes hotel Sunday e.vening.
W. K. McCormack unloaded a car
of sheep he bad ready to ship from
Deschutes Sunday. On accoun t of
the switchmen's strike the railroad
company would not take them out.
W. E. Van Allen is serving on the
Jury this' week.
C. M. Kedfield and W. E. Vun Al
len spent Wednesday evening at the
home of C P. Becker near Tumalo.
Mr. Jamison, the county agricul
turist with bis wife visited Deschutes
Wednesday morning.
Maynard Cochran stopped off it
Deschutes Wednesday evening be-1
tween trains, returning to Pnineville. i
Dun Day who is working in Bend j
ns a hod carrier, visited Deschutes
Thursday.
R. B. Mctcalf came in from Port-1
land Tuesday to look over the clear
ing of his lund, and departed for
Bend Sunday night.
Oliver Hnmblin left for Portland
Saturday evening for a short visit.
Ho may bring his mother, Mrs. Rev
enue with him.
Regular Price, 19c lb.
SPECIAL BARGAIN
1 6c lb.
Limit $1.00 to a customer.
Gilbert's Grocery
It cleans out the germs of winter
freshes you up Hollister's Rocky
Mountain Tea. a certain Spring
Cleanser flz-ik. Owl Pharmacy.
Adv. t
BETTER
DEAD
Life is a "burden when the body
is racked with pain. Everything
worries and the victim becomes
despondent and downhearted. To
bring back the sunshine take
GOLD MEDAL
221
The notional romody of Holland for over
200 years; it la an oncmy of eil pains ro
rultint from kidney, liver and uric acid
troubles. AH druggists, three sizes.
look for the nm CoM Medr.! on every 'box
ud accept no inii:tim
TIME
The one thing on earth that is thrown away
most recklessly and which can never be
regained.
TIME SAVING
Goes' hand in hand with THRIFT arid
INDUSTRY in any one's journey toward
success.
Brooks-Scanlon Lumber Company
BEND, OREGON
CJ Do you vote blindly, or have you
a practical noieJge of the issues
at stake, or of the ability of the
candidate when you go to the polls?
The right to vote, remember, is one of the
great privileges of a democracy, and it is
the only truly American method of right
ing wrong, or of preventing it.
The Shevlin-Hixon Company.
MALE AND FEMALE
LIBERTY SOON
Ml'KCIIANDISK AT
MALE AND FEMALE
' LIBERTY SOON
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