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New F&ll Fashions!
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The first thoughts of a new season Autumn. Never was this Store better
prepared for a new season. We take pleasure in presenting that wnieh is
mok becoming and authoritative in the new Fashions, reflected in the beau
tiful elaborations and tastefulness of design, the choicest fabrics and the
mot skillful workmanship. Service and beauty have also been combined in
these wonderful new creations. Everywhere women not only recognize out
feel the need for new clothing. The J. C. Penney Co. makes this possible ami
puts Fashion's finest garments within your reach. Compare prices, style,
quality and last but not least, make a careful survey and comparison of the
service you receive. Make early selections and we will lay them aside for you.
Ladies Fall Suits ,
Suits, in a great variety of styles.
Handsome tailored models and some
fur trimmed in navy, brown, taupe,
rookie and sand, in the most popular
fabrics. Priced $29.75 to $84.73
Ladies Plush Coats
Beautiful Plush Coats in 33 and 48
inch lengths, the short length being
made with a large flare in both
loose and belted models. They are
priced at $17.50 to $87.50
ClaulflMl ailvvrttiiii Cham ir Imu 10
Mitla for 10 woriU or itm, rnt rr
word fur all ovr Vu. All alaalAl ailvarllalm
itrlotlr each In atlvan..
FOU SALE
FOR HAU'i Household effects; 'n
good Incubator ami poultry fenc
ing. 17 Franklin live, 1-70-72P
I FOU SALE
This Home Will Please You
$3,150
Brand-now four-room house; ex
tra liii'Kt) Im Ml run mi: cloclllo hwIIcIikI
tliroiiKli mil; kltclmii with nil liiti'Ht
roiivKiilKiiri'H; koikI brick Imaiunixit
TIiIh Iioiiki) Iihh I ll ico lui'K" I"!1, Willi
pli'iity nf hIiiuIo irciK.
BEND INVESTMENT CO.
826 Wall Street
7utfo
Ladies Cloth Coats
Cloth Coats in tinseltone, silvertone, goldtone, velour, chamois cloth and bo
livia. Priced at - ...$19.7o to $84.7.
FINE
SKIRTS
FINE
WAISTS
KOIl HAI.K For your wliili-r mipply
. of limb wood wrllu Iliix KU2, IIkikI.
84-0D-70p
FOR SALE
ANTI-FEMINIST TREND SEEN
IN STYLES FOR THIS AUTUMN
NEW YORK, Aug. 27. The
flufty-ruffly wisp of femininity ap
pears to be a wee bit disregarded by
Dame Fall Fashion, and it is her
sturdy, tweed-clad sister that is get
ting the cream of attention. It's
a fact that the huge wardrobe which
this old sartorial dame has hoisted
upon the back of the world this year
is about three-fourths full of sport
clothes and such raiment as it not
typically sportish shows the sport
tendency in line and color.
Coats are represented by a bevy of
three-quarter lengths in Bturdy
homespuns, rough weave plaids, or , or duck are .offered the anti-
even leathers that are loose in cut, fH11. mn!(1 .nd matron. They are
or emerald are shown. An interest
lng Innovation is given by the ring
around effect of stripes, as most ma
terials run crosswise this year rather
than lengthwise ai has been the case
so many former years.
The sweater craze Is developed In
a dozen different modes, but the tie
back surplice effect continues in fa
vor. Black and white is a leading
color and tricolette the favored ma
terial. A combination of new pleat
ed skirt with sweater of contrasting
hue Is labeled the very best standby
for the 1920 sports girl.
Mannish blouses of heavy linen.
TO ALL OI)l FKLLOW8 AXU
HK11KKAHH
A cordial Invltntlon is hereby ex
tended to all Odd Fellows and Re
bekahs, their husbands and wives, to
attend a social meeting to be held in
Slither hnll on Monday eveulng. Au
gust 30. 1920, at 8 o'clock. Music
and refreshments.
Come out and get acquainted and
enjoy a pleasant evening. You will
be most welcome.
Fraternally.
E. D. GILSOM,
Q. W. FOSTER,
E. MEISTAD.
69-70c Committee
made exactly like the old-time shirt
waist and can be worn buttoned way
up to the ears or with lapels. Bus-
, ter brown collars and Windsor ties
baggy at the sleeve and topped with
Immense shawl collars of self-material
or long furs, such as oppossum
or raccoon. Most oi these are tan
in color and occasionally trimmed;... hapk In the Bart0rial running.
with scroll designs cut from patent ,
leather. Thp B,ivpnlnrttw, was two-fiHlpil
Short, much-pleated skirts of every . a,,y she coul(, woo a Gran(I UukPi
combination plaid are worn with (iau a nose and deliver a right
these sport top-coats. Either the ac- hook to the jaw. See her at the
cordion or side pleats are used and Grand Theater, whore "An Adven
.... . . ., . turcss," with Julian Kiting, will be
Borne skirls show a combination oflg, Frl,,ay an(1 Saturday. Adv.
plain material wun Dussei pieaiea
insets. Narrow attached belts, fas
tening with buckles or large buttons,
trim the skirts, and there seem to
be no pockets. Although few plain j Wilson George Orchestra
colors are shown, the plaids are not next Wednesday evening,
as bright as in former days. Black ' September 1, at the Gym-
and white combinations are very nocinm Adv
good and all effects use a background nds,Iunlj auv'
of black, taupe, tan or deep blue. Huntng clothing gun8 ammunl.
Very few touches of scarlet, orange, ton at Buchwalter's. Adv.
The second of a series of
dances will be given by the
w . mm
mm
Remember This
No one ever retired on
on the money he spent.
You can't afford to postpone opening your
Savings Account NOW at
II
Tn Bank or Supio StHvici
The First National Bank
Or BEND .
The Swedish lodge will picnic all.
day Sunday at Dillon fnlls. The pub
lic Is invited. Lemonade and ice
cream will be served on the grounds,
but picnickers are requested to bring
their own lunches. 70c
CALIi FOR WARRANTS
I will pay school district No.
warrants from Nob. 20 to 45, inclu
sive on August 31st. Warrants
named cease to bear interest after
this date.
C. N. SORENSEN,
District Clerk School District
No. 6. 66-72c
Stationery and school supplies at
Buchwater's. Adv.
ACCOUNT AGAINST THE
CITY
Ail accounts aKoinxt the City of
lifnd for the month of Auguxt, KKiO,
hlioulil lie filed in person or mailed
direct to .Miss Nell Market, Itend,
Oregon, on or before Thursday, Sep
tember 2, 1IK!0, if payment Is to he
mode at the regular meeting night
of the Council, Septemlier H.
FRED A. WOKLFLKN",
70-74c City Recorder.
Eleven, East of tho Wllliimotlo Mor
idlan, and that the dofondnnta have
not, nor has any porson other thun
plaintiff, any right, title, estate or
Interest in or lien or claim upon, the
said real property, or any part there
of, and that tho plaintiff's title to
the said real property bo quioted
against tho above named defendants
and against all othor persons or par
ties unknown claiming any right,
title, estato, lion or iutorest In or
to, or upon the said real property,
and for such further or othor relief
as tho court may deoni moot and
eouitablo.
Sorvlce of this summons Is made
upon you by publication of tho aamo
In The Bond Bulletin, dally edition
for six successive weeks, by virtue
of an order made by the Honorable
T. E. J. Duffy, Judge of the above
entitled court, on the 29th day of
July, 1920, and tho date of the first
publication Is the 30th day of July
1920.
VEAZIB & VEAZIB,
Postofllce address: 611 Corbett
building, Portland, Oregon.
R. 8. HAMILTON.
Postoffice addrass: Bend, Orogon.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
46, B2, 68, 64, 10, 76c
SUMMONS
In the Circuit Court of the State
of Oregon, for DeBchutes County.
The Slievlln-Hlxon Company, a
corporation, plaintiff, vs. Agnes
Klein, Charles H. Klein, Lena Klein,
Nicholas Klein, Carl Klein, John
Klein, Minnie Flynn, John Flynn,
Lizzie Kolhause, August M. Kol
hause, Mamie Klein, Kate Klein
(sometimes known as Sister St. John)
and all other persons or partlcB, un
known, claiming any right, title, es
tate. Hen or Interest In the real es
tate described In this complaint, de
fendants. To Agnes Klein, Charles H.
Klein, Lena Klein, Nicholas Klein,
Carl Klein, John Klein, Minnie
Flynn, John Flynn, Lizzie Kolhause,
August M. Kolhause, Mamie Klein,
Kate Klein (sometimes known as
Sister St. John), and all other per
sons or cartleB unknown claiming
any right, title, estato, lien or inter
est In the real eBtate described in
this complaint, the defendants above
named:
In the name of the State of Ore
gon you are hereby required to an
swer the complaint filed against you
in the above entitled suit within six
weeks from the date of the first pub
lication of this summons, to-wlt: on
or before the 11th day of September,
1920, and If you fall so to do for
want thereof tho plaintiff will take
Judgment against you nnd will apply
to the court for the relief ueinanuea
In the complaint heroin, to-wlt: for a
decree that the plaintiff Is the owner
In fee simple of the following de
scribed real property, situate In Des
chutes County, Oregon, namely, lot
four, the southeast quarter of south
west quarter and the south half or
southeast quarter of Section eight
een, TownBhlp Seventeen South,
Range eleven Eat of the Willamette
Meridian and lot two, the southeast
quarter of northwest quarter, the
southwest quarter of northeast quar
ter and the northwest qunrter of
southeast quarter of Section Seven in
Township Eighteen South, Range
ADMINISTRATOR'S HALE OK
HKAIj KHTATE
In tho matter of the estato of John
Egley, docoascd.
By ordor of the Hon. Robort W.
Snwyer, Judge of tho county court of
Deschutes county, orogon, on Friday,
September 10, 1920, I will soil at
private sale to the highest bidder for
cash at tho office of E. D. Gilson,
O Kane building, Oregon, the follow
ing real proporty, subjoct to tho ap
proval of the court, to-wlt: Tho
EV4 of the SWU and the WV4 of the
HW4 of Section 30, Township 18
South, Range 13 Eust, Willamotte
Meridian, in Deschutes county, state
of Oregon, bolonglng to the ostate of
John Egley, deceased.
(Signed) E. D. GILSON,
68-64-70-760 Administrator.
Five room modern house,
$2,500.
Three room house, water
and lights; furnished; two
large lots; good garden;
$1,250.
Five. room modern house;
garage; chicken house; two
lots; $2,750; terms.
Before you buy, call on
us. We have some real bar
gains. Eastern Cascade Land Co.
124 Orcrron Street
9S-69-70C
guaranteed Cent, -Ore. Motor Co.
6J-41tfo
WANTED
WANTKD Transportation for Iwn
In car lining to i'lirtluncl from
Bund 8 11 nil 11 y or Monday. Cull ut
the Allammit ur phone. 8-70-7 lp
WANTED TO HUNT Good three or
four-ronm fiirnlahod liouan or
apartment, clono In. Cull Bulletin
office 99-70C
WANTED Woman for light house
keeping; family ronslsts of man,
wife und baby. Call nt (20 Color
ado or phono Black 2001.
08-7O-73C
WANTKD Dressliiiikllig of all
kinds; children's sewing; niinr
Brooks-Srnnloii mill. Mrs. C. A.
I'unney. 82-08-73p
WANTED TO III' Y A good pliilio.
Apply 216 Kearney St. 81-68-70p
HSAV
Forty acres, between Bend and
Redmond, 7 miles from Bend; Hour
good school; 3 8 acres water right,
26 acres alfalfa; will cut 110 tons
IKU VAnl. QR .. .wl ... nil 1 1 I nn I ( 11 '1
Price 13800: 12000 cash, balance ll Black 1 43 1.
easy terms. This place must bo sold
at once. If you wish (0 see land, sue
Honklo & Ilalnos. Lng Cabin bids'.,
Bend, Ore. Phono Black 1411 or
Rod 1982. 04-611-7 lc
WANTED Man and wife wllh expe
rience want Job on ranch. Cull
or nddreiis 139 Adams place.
76-67-69p
WANTED Furniture, pnonographs
rangos and household goods of all
description. Stsndard Furniture Co,
eitfo
WANTED Honest, reliable man
wauls odd Jobs. Leave orders at
Central Oregon Realty Co. Phone
J 00 Wyar. D8-66-71P
FOR SALE Five-room house. In
Park or Mill addition; require
very little cash; monthly payment
plan; house double constructed, mod
ern and now, with fireplace and base
ment. II. J. Ororturf, O'Kuno bldg.
2-68tfo
FOR SALE Now five-room bunga
low; garago walks, good lawn;
built for a homo. Suo owner. 1449
W. 3rd. 66-70p
FOR SALE Confectionery nod res
taurant doing nlca business; must
sell; too much business for owner to
manage. Cull ul store next to Ho
tel Portland. 28-COlfc
BOARD AND ROOM.
BOARD AND ROOM Gentlemen
preferred, at 66 Franklin, cor. Hill
st.; homo cooking. Mrs. O. A.
Oehmo. 97-70-78p
USED CARS
FOR SALE Used Ford enrs. Cars
HAVE M. A. PALMER, Cabinet
Maker and Binder, make your
screen doors and windows. Shop
roar of old Irrigation Bldg.
93-42tfo
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Two-room furnished
shuck. Inquire 1070 Union, Boule
vard addition, 2-70-7 lp
FREE RENT lo responsible party for
rnre of my homo for four ur six
woeks. Wrlto Box 407, city.
83-68-71P
FOR RENT Electric vacuum
sweepers by the day. Standard
Furnlturo Co. 2M4tfo
FOR RENT Two modern 6-room
houses. Pnrk addition. II. J. Over
turf. O'Kuno bldg. 1-DStfc
FOR RENT 3-rooin apartments, un
furnished, near mills, Apply
Downlng's cafe. 98-68tfc
- LOST
LOST Crunk for Grant six cur, bu
twenn Hawthorne nnd I PI 1 1 sts.
Finder return to Bulletin office.
8B-II9-70P
ICE! ICE!
HELPS
To keep your meats and vegetables fresh and sweet.
To keep your milk longer and sweeter.
To keep from the waste naturally caused by warm days.
To Keep your cold drinks on warm days.
An ice filled ice chest in a household is
ECONOMY
Delivery Service to any part of town, no matter how
small your demands.
CALL 551
Deschutes Ice Co.