TIIK DUM IltliMCTIN, DAILY EDITION, IIKND, OIIKOON, TlllltrlDAY. FKIIIll'AIIY 17, 1021.
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Oregon Trunk
Arrlroi, 7;8S A. M.
Loaves, 8:00 P. M.
O..W. It. N.
Arrives, :B0 P. M.
Leaven, 7:00 A. M.
LOCAL NKWS ITEMS
Hurry IteliiKold wim a IhimIiiumh vis
itor Iti KitdiHitiidtodar.
II. Ilruiit Ih ii I'orlliiinl resident
visiting wllli friend In IIiIh city.
J. I,, Harrington spent yimlKi'ilay In
liend from IiIh ranch ul Opitl Oily.
I,. ('. WliKli'il wiih u ImihIiii'hh vIh
1 1 o r In lli'inl loilny from Itmlmnud.
MIhh Ollvu lliu l mi hn iirrlved from
Portland tu miiko lior homo In llend.
Mm. 10. llnetll luTl thlH morning
for H vIhII wllli Imr purunt lit Ilrook
lug. J. Kdwurd Larson rutiirni'd IIiIh
innrnliiK from it bundle trip to
Mud run.
l'runk lladli'y returned IIiIh morn
I ii K from u Hhort visit wllli friend In
l'oilliind.
Mr. K. Hudson will spend tli
coining wiii'k visiting wllli ,her piir-
utitH nt Taronin.
Mm. Frod l.ovenborg will spend
llm coming month vIhHIiik liur pur
ttut m nt tliulr homo In I'urllund.
Minn A ii ii ii I.alilnko nrrlvnd IIiIh
niornliiK from Astoria to visit with
hir HlHtar, Mm. Hert Torkelson of
llend.
Mr. nnd IJ. K. Hernggln, reslduiit
of timid for I ho past year, loft thin
moriiliiK for I'oiidloloti to niuku their
homn.
W. J. McMullvn wun a piissciiger on
tils nlxht t ruin to Vancouver. WubIi.,
where ho will vUlt hi children for
n week.
M inn Mildred Kltiln wan culled to
Porllund thin niornliiK. having re
ceived word of tho norloun Illness of
her nlntar.
Mr. A. M. O'Toolu, who'lias bnon
vlnlllnK her sinter. Mm. (. A. Nosen
of Ilond. left thl morning for her
homo In Portland.
Mr. H. C. Weaver, accompanied
by her molhur. rolurned thin morn
1 ii k from Portland, whiiro nho npnnl
the punt five week.
Passengers on (ho Mend-Silver
I. uko stago thin moriiliiK were: J.
II. I'm nor, to Ilrookn-Hcnnlon camp,
nnd II. I. It Ire. , to Port Hock. I
Since tho return of Ralph Dobb
Lucky
Strike
cigarette
r
Its toasted
MOOSE
DANCE
Saturday
Night
' PUBLIC INVITED
MOOSE
HALL
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Kg gsftr J
L' Nnd of people ItW
formi'r eh ii f ut the Pilot Hullo Inn, n
marked IncruiiHo In tliu locul putron
iiko of thn dining room servlco lum
lion noted, Manager W. C. Illrdsull
report n.
It. K. Holland anil mother ure ro
tiirniiiK to their homo ut Hiiglnuw,
Mich., uftor ii Htuy of several inoiilhn
In Ilend, durliiK which Utile Mr. Ilol
luiul wun employed by tint llrooks
Hciinliiu l.timher Co.
Mm. lilanchn Myers han returned
to her home In Portland lifter uttond
I ii K to detalln In connection with the
pun hum) of 80 acres of land 10
miles euMt of the city. Hho will ro
turn next week to luko ponnennlon.
Ilnrold E. Hmlth, former Deschutes
Ntillonul forest ruiiKer, who hun been
npnndliiK n few dnyn with frlond In
thin city, left for Seattle lunt nlKht.
Prom thoro ho will take two subnia
rlno chaner to Aluak for line In the
Tonga Nallonal forent.
BODY OF SOLDIER TO
BE BROUGHT TO BEND
lllll'llll of Mull Who Dl" 'I Oversell
Will lie Made Here, War Depart
ment Advlsi-a Tin) Loral I'imt.
Percy A. HievoiiH pout, American
I.ckIoii, hun received word from the
wur department that llm body of a
Dnschiitos county Holdier, formerly
burled In France, In to bo shipped to
Ilond foFfnfuTrnrenriiTiTr TTToTfaiTre
of the nolilliir and tho ditto of tho ar
rival of Ilia body wora not Included
In tho wur dnpurtmenl'N notice.
Funeral nervlcen for the Hon of
Mr. and Mm. W. E. Dunn, Deschutes
county ranchers, ura to bo held eurly
In tho wook. Tho younK man, a
member of tho aviation sorvlco, died
recently ut cunip In Alabama. The
parent received word by wlro thul
t hair non wun seriously III, uud thlr.
now wus followed ulmont Immediate
ly hy word of hi death. The body in
expected to arrive Holiday night.
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WEDDING IN EAST
CELEBRATED HERE
WiUim (ironic Knlertnlns Friends
At lln-iikfiiHt While Hlster In Hi
liiK Marrliil In I'l'inm) IvhiiIm.
Ilrlnic In your koduk and lot u
cloun tho lunn and nee that It is ready
to take Kood picture. The nervlce
I free. Kymon Uro. Adv. 49lfc
RE DM EN WILL HAVE
NEW HEADQUARTERS
Weekly McfilliKH HlnrlliiK On Klrel
Wiilnihiiliiy In Mnrrli, To Hi
Held At The Hippodrome.
Denchtito tribe No. 09, Ordor of
Hod Mon, hn Hoctirod tho lllppo-
dromn for It meetings, which will be
held on Wednesday lilubt of each
woek, Marling on tho flint Wednes
day In March.
Six new member were Initiated
IiihI night and arraiiKemonU aro he
lug mndn to ancuro now rcKalla for
the tribe. Tho lodge ban doubled It
nieniherxhlp In tho pant five week
and I planning on a banquet to bo
helil In tho near future.
Making 1 Hiking Machine Record.
The uielliiMl of recording phono
graph r rd I n follows: Tho nr.
onl la flrt plnceil on wnx larmier
n'conl, by n proceiw ilmllnr to clec
tmlypinK, Thl record I finally tnin
ferri-d to n solid metnl plnte. It In
from tbls plain thnt tho record ore
pressed. An unllinlled niinihcr of rec
ord can he produced from n slnglo
phUP, When vocnl arilsis mnko rec
ord they nlng Into n smiill wooden or
nietiil horn.
The Proper Head.
Togs, who hit been hnvlng trntihlo
with hi lllvver, hn about decided
that It might to go Into the caniinlty
list under the head, "M Inning In Ac
tion." Huston Trnnscrlpt,
GRAND
FRIliAY AND
SATURDAY
TONIGHT LAST TIME
"The Perfect Women"
with Constance Talmadge
Wilson George wun ii liable" to bo
present ut tho niarrlafe of hi lter,
Mildred, to Ira C. Drown, In Coalcs
villi), I'ennsylvaula, thl morning, but
that didn't prevent hi attending tho
wedding breakfast. While the wed
ding ceremony wu being performed
on tho other aldo of tho continent,
Mr. Ooorgo wo host to a few of his
Intimate friend at the Pilot Uutte
Inn. The affair was carefully timed
for 8:30 o'clock ao that it would co
incide with the hour of the marriage
ceremony.
Itev. Thonipaon W. Konney, a
prominent Methodist minister In the
oust, wu the officiating clergymen
at tho marriage of Miss George. The
brother of tho brldo had planned for
month to attend the ceremony, but
recent Illness prevented bis making
the long trip.
Ineoniliteney.
The Inconsistent woman I a serlons
menace to the rcputntlon of woman
kind In general. She any one thing
and doe another; In fact, ulie. la
usually nil theory and no practice.
Therefore, for the good of her ex, It
behoove all women to ask themselves
If they aro Inconsistent. Inconsistency
I a filial hindrance In the character
of a business or professional woman,
for It doe away with the reliability
which I- mv-psMnry lo success.
V
A Clearance Sale of Corsets
for Two Weeks Only !
During this sale some very unusual values will be
offered. Odds and ends are included, but splendid
assortments await the economical shoppers. Come
carly4yjouEBize-i9-doubtless-among them.
Lot No. 1 American Lady high grade Corsets, pink
and white; high, medium and low bust for the slender
and average figures; $1.50 and $2.00 QAr
values, now priced at OC
Lot No. 2 $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00 light and medium
boned Corsets of fancy white and pink QO
materials; now priced at J) 1 0
Lot No. 3 Odds and ends, $4.00 and $5.00 values in
medium and low bust models; now fljo QO
priced at ?.. i70
Lot No. 4 Corsets in pink and white; all sizes 21 to
36; high, medium and low busts; $5.00 tfjo QO
and $6.00 values; now priced at PO.70
Lot No. 5 Corsets in pink brocade, white and pink
twill; $6.50 to $10.50 values; QQ
Pays to Slop and Shop at
MENTALITY MENDED
BY MONKEY GLAND
Nineteen Year Old Girl With Ar
retted Hraln Development, Make
Gains Under Thyroid Treatment
No Trouble at All.
The cackle of a lieu when she lays
an egg, snys a scientist. Is akin to
laughter. And wltfl some of the e?g
we have met wc run easily guess what
the hen was laughing at London
Pnnch.
(Br United Pre to The Htni Bulletin.)
CHICAGO, Feb. 17. Nineteen-
year-old Mary Zundak, whose broken
mentality was mended by the trans
planting of a monkey's thyroid gland
In her neck, is marooned In a hos
pital here while physicians wait
for philanthropists to come to her
aid.
Mary's brain snapped when strick
en with infantile paralysis when she
was six months old, and for 18 years
Bhe lived in a basement of her par
ents' home at Joliet, III., where she
was discovered by health officers.
The girl could neither talk, read or
walk. The parents, foreigners, kept
her secluded because they thought
that the best way to protect her.
Since the operation, two months
ago, the girl has shown improvement
in mind and body and hospital au
thorities are now faced with the prob
lem of educating her.
All Radiators Repaired, Rebuilt, Recored
liiiii r
New Ford Guarantee Radiators;
you ran freese them up but xou
can't burst them,
Stop those leaky rear wheels with
V. & M. Oil Kctalner for Ford cars
and truck.
Ijingliein Auxiliary Transmission
for Ford cars and trucks.
Auto & Radiator Shop
118 IRVING AVE.
Phono Itlaek 2HM1; Res. Black 1721
We Shine
tj The City Shoe Shining Parlor
is now open and ready to serve
you. If you want a sample of
real art in Shoe Shining, call and
give us an opportunity to show
you how a real Shoe Shining
Artist works.
City Shoe Shining Parlor
Wall Street, Next Door to Windmill
DEMAND CURTAINS
FOR WAX FIGURES
Disrobing of Model In Store Win
dows Draws Large Crowds of Men,
Los Angeles Women Declare.
(Br United Pros to Th Bend Bulletin)
LOS ANGELES, Feb. 17. It looks
like "curtains" for the boldf bad
women of wax.
Authorities are pondering over a
request by a delegation of local wom
en moralists, who demand that wax
figures of women In display window
of downtown stores be dressed and
undressed behind drawn curtains.
Crowds of men, sometimes num
ber 200, say these women, gather and
watch while the garments are re
moven from the manniklns or wom-
anklns before they are tucked away
for the night.
Frequently, it Is charged, the mod
els are entirely denuded of gowns,
corsets well, everything.
Traffic often is blocked, the dele
gation added.
STOCKMEN ELKOr
Officers elected by the newly or
ganized Walker Basin Livestock as
sociation were announced today as
follows: W. G. Fordhara, president;
J. Frank Bogue, vice president; W.
F. Arnold, secretary-treasurer; T.
W. ..Vandevert, Isaac Zierolf, W. E.
Beasley and Carl E. Wise, executive
commmittee.
Matter of Principle.
A good many widows cet married
Jnst to show that they can, and not
Decause or any particular liking for
whni they get.
Sanitary
Is Our Slogan
This not only applies to our product,
but to the people in our employ. Every
person connected with our institution
can produce a clean bill of health. All
our work Is done in the open and we
invite your inspection.
Bake-Rite Sanitary
Bakery
Dishes! Dishes! Dishes!
A Special price on Gold Band American Ware
This Week Only
36 Piece Set for .,...$10.50
42 Piece Set for $11.50
48 Piece Set for .$12.50
30 to 50 off on discontinued patterns, odd
lots and broken sets.
Plain White Platters at 19c
Big Saturday Special Saturday Only, a Good
House Broom, only 39c
THE FAIR STORE
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