The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, March 21, 1921, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHK BEND BULLETIN, DAILY KDITIOlf, BEND, OREOOlf, MONDAY, MARCH 21, 1021. PAGE S BEND TRAIN rJCllKDULB Oregon Trnnk Arrives. 7: IS A. M, Lmtm, 1:00 P. M. O.-W. II. N. Arrive, 6:50 P. M. Leave, 1:00 A. M. LOCAL NEWS ITEMS W. A. KrhmlU Miii-lit Huiulny In Id dniiinil. Wealey Hill went nut on tho staler for lliirn Htimlay. Mm. HitI Hhucy of Iti'dmoiid via IIimI In I In nil Hiilunluy. Dr. (iriuit Hklnncr spent Humluy Visiting rvlullvvM lit Tuinnlo. Mr. II. K. Nonleen In reported 111 at IiiT homo, 23l Newport. Mlaa Mabel lluyer returned thla iiiciin I it K from it I rip In Portland, V. (). Iliuncin la III wllh In Krlppo lit hi home, 652 Arizona avenue, Dr. John lli'Miiii wnii In I lend Hal urduy, rrnlnlorliiK from l.a I'lnn. Mr. Krunk runt I I -) luat nlxlil of pneumonia ul her home lii'ur Alfalfa Hurry Meyer. clolhliiK nlemn nf I'tirllaml, arrived In llend Hnturilny. Mr. mill Mrs. It. I.. Iluitnn of WiiKonilro were In tho city Humluy. J. K. Albright went to I'lirtlund Kat urduy nltfhl lu ti'liil aeverul day. Mr. J. Iluilon I'rlre returned to Ili'iid yciterday from vlalt In I'ort Innil. Mr. Mumarel Kvcrctt and duimh tiT of Prlucvlllo apent tho week end In llend. I. 8. I'rnble, aalcamun for (lie AJax llubber company, emit to llend thla morning. . II. P. Itoyce. manager of the I'loneer garaxn, wont to Portland Kalurday night. Mr. Frank Peopli-i lift Sunday li I K lit for tteaalde, where he will maka her home. II. II. Ponahey rcprearntlng the lllake-McKall PaH-r company waa in llend Katurdny. Mr. and Mr. J. C. Pcttlbone left Runday nlKht for Portland, where they ars locating. Prank Koater of llend l-ft Battir duy night for Mctollua. where hs will work on a ranch. Mr. and Mra. N. O. Davl of I'rUie vllle, vialted their aon. Inland Davla, hero yeaterdny. Mra. Cary Moody lift thla morn ing for Hood ltlver. where alio will ll vat with her aon. T. O. Lawrence of Portland, tire sulcaman for (.'hanalor and l.yona, waa In llend Katurdny. V. II. lliiliica. anli-aiiion for the Kcrr-tilfford company, left for Purl-! land thla morning In hit Ovcilund. Calvin Smith and Leroy Coyner returned Inat night from t'orv.illn, where they have been attending O A C. Mra. Ouy Dcpew, who ha been yla Itlng Mr. and Mra. A. M. Prlngle. re turned laat n Ik lit to her home In : Portland. ' Mra. C. L. Rmlth, Mlaaea laabnl and Kay Hinlth and Mia France llliliiirdMon drove lo Hadinond and Imik Huiiduy. II. 0. Kill, who tin been III for uviirnl fluy wllh a severo cold, la Improved und will bo about skuIii In a day or an. A iliniKhler wua born to Mr. M:d Mra. Flunk Ni'ff of thu McKlnley Humpaiiii mill ra in p at 0:40 o'clock yeainrdiiy morning. J. P. Doherfy of the Weatiirn Ilond und Mortgugn company apent Iwo duya In Ilond Inat week, returning Humluy ii Ik. li t lo Portlund. Wulter Coomb of the llimd Kr ago delivered a now Chevrolet cur In Kcdmond today, where It will bn moid on a rurul mull routu. J. It. Iliirton of Portlund, who hua been looking over bunlneaa primped hero villi a view to locatiug, return ed to )..h home Hut urduy night. Mra. rriince Mutz, who hu been vlHlllug her ami, Cliiudo Metx. In Hi' lid for the pant three week, left Hal urduy night for her home ut Clio hall. J. V. Hulherlund. of the faculty of Mndraa high Nrhool, apent Sat urday In Ilond after serving a Judge Friday iilghl for the debute held at tho high school. Nine men who are working on I tie new Mothodlnt church were guest of the (). I. ('. rufeterla thla noon. On other day luncheon are being r ved by women of the church at the building. I. J. Wilkinson "hipped hi good to HI. Itegla Montun and left Sat urday night, Mr. Kay Wilkinson, hi duughter-ln-lnw, left wllh her children for the aarna place Monday morning to Join her hunbund. who la operating two aawnilll In that region. Ilrlng In your kodak and let u clean the len and Bee that It I ready to take good picture. The ervlce I tree. Kymon llro. Adv. 4lfc Hemstitching and plrot wlirn work, Mr. J. I.. Tucker. 73U Wall street. Plionn Ited 1MM. ?K-Ma Iloncllla facial treatment for wom en who rare. Pilot llutte Inn Mar Shop. Adv. 72tfc SCHICK Having aupported my huaband, Kmll Seidol. all winter. I will not be reapunalhle for any more debt con tracted by him. S tip ANNA RK1DKI.. IRISH RELIEF AID IS GIVEN READILY 1,'M-nl Committee In charge of Drive Desire to complete Campaign by Knil of Week Kubscrlptlons for Irish relief con tinue to come In rapidly, M. P. Caah iiiuii, of Ihe Ilond committee in churge of the drive In thla aection, report. It I the wlh of the com mittee that all donation for the al-l levlullon of Buffering In Ireland be turned In a quickly a polble, a It I intended to bring the campaign to a cIoho with the end of thi week. In charge of tho national cam pulgn for Irluli relief, I Captain J. F. I.urey, former uaalatunt to Her bert Hoover In war relief work and food admlnlHtratlon. Mr. Hoover, now eecrotary of commerce, ha ap proved the campaign In a telegram to Captain I.ucey. We will aave you money on knlvea, tool and cu lery Itiichwulter' Sport Store. 77tfc ROOSEVELT GUIDE WEDS BEN II TEACHER llrlrk Well, one of the men who guided Kooac-velt on hi Colorado hunt, wua married In Ilond Saturday afternoon, to Mia Geneva Wllaon, auhvtltute teacher of the city chool, the ceremony being performed by Key. J. Kdgar Purdy, pumor of the Methodiat church, at the home of Mr. and Mr. Kalph Purlieu, Hond and Delaware. Mr. Well I Inter filed In Texa oil lund, and will leave with hi bride for the outh in the near future. IIKI.P IltKLA VP'S WOMEN AND CIIILDIIKN Subacrlptlona for the relief of Ireland may be left with M. P. Cah man, Denni Carmody, Hogan Studio, or i. H. Farrell, Central Oregon bank. ! SCtfe GRAND TONIGHT AND TUESDAY Tuesday Matinee WINSOME OLIVE THOMAS IN Everybody's Sweetheart The Laat Olive Ttioma Picture to lie ahown In Ilenil ItKMKKKKIt There ere only two epiMxIee remaining to lie played of the Jun(le aerial "Thi Lost City" ..lie nun to iwe ttwr cloHinfC eplm. Now hliowlng 14th rpbtoflr. Royal Ciub Golden West M. J. B. Hill's Red COFFEE All 40c a Pound Smiths Grocery Miller's Grocery ASK MORE TIME TO FILE WESTON HRIEF llaaed on a atlpulatlon lgned by attorney for tale and dnfeuae. rounael for A. J. Weaton, now erv Ing a life term Id the penitentiary for the murder of Itobert II. Krug. of Rlater. have aaked the lupreme rntirt Unit time for filing the brief be eitemled to May 1. Home lamp & cent below regular aelllng prlre at Ilucbwalter's port atore. Adv. SOtfe Wo make a aperlalty of children' hair rutting and Indie' maaaagea and Shampoo. Pilot llutte Inn liar her ber Shop Adv. 7!fe I All sizes and prices FILMS and complete line of Ko day supplies. Developing and Printing that assures success to amateur photography. Horton Drug Co, "The Rexall Store" J Columbia GrafonolaBack to Pre-War Prices FIRST TO MAKE READJUSTMENT Present New Models. prices. prices Saving. L-2 $275.00 $175.00 $100.00 K-2 225.00 150.00 75.00 H-2 165.00 140.00 25.00 G-2 150.00 125.00 25.00 F-2 140.00 100.00 40.00 E-2 125.00 85.00 40.00 Here it aa opportunity to'owa iKe Bum popular Phooograpb oa the market today at a woaderful taring. Buy Now Easy Terms Tbey will go higher before they ate lower ia price This I potibvelj kaow. E. M. THOMPSON sYraelelt Bend's Leading Music Shop Specials For This Week! Huck Towels, 17x32 inches 15c Huck Towels, 19x35 inches 19c Bleached Honeycomb Towels, 21x40 inches 29c BLOOMERS-Black Sateen Button top; all sizes , 45c Elastic top, heavy sateen, sizes 4, 6, 8 years.. ..49c Sizes 10, 12, 14 years 59c JAPANESE TABLE CLOTHS 36 inches square 75c 42 inches square $1.25 48 inches square $1.48 54 inches square $1.75 Napkins to match, 6 for 50c THE FAIR STORE 1 Artistic and Entrancing New Modes for Easter in Suits, Coats ', Wraps and Dresses. Embodying Many Attractive New Style Themes, New Hprlnittlinr Hull. "Mmllnlily tnllore1 with ruxtoni-tailorel olnillltllilo ili-ftly In'Aleil anil linntlwiniely rmbrolilrrcMl anil trlmmml." Hint Kiiiiiit, aitKMilli, Irreproachnlile tnlllrurol effect no really difficult In find In tho ordinary "renily.to-woar" contume, has lieen ultlmntely nttniniil In our niodUh HprltiK Hull. I'npllvatlnK Ktona, niit-fllilii tallli'iira, striklns; allhouettp, ex lilbltnl In Interenllng atrnlKlit-llne nioilel are here In attractive nliuniliini'c In all the moat aiveptiNl material for Spring wear. Price ranne from $27.50 to $62.50 Jin New Dretwee, rock and Oown. "Refreshing; creations In ex qulNite fabric treated differently." The value of a lovely Frock or (iown lies not alone In Its charm though that should be Incom parable. It fabric should exhibit that fintahed perfection; Its mode should he suitably adapted to the Individuality of the wearer; Its form and draiery fhoulil nana; correctly. The wonderfully diverse assortment of Presses, 1-rooks anil (iowns illsplnyel here assure one of a luippy selection no matter how careful or varied one's tastes may be. Prices raiiKC from $19.75 to $45.00 Now Rlmicoc 'a(e f Superior Grade of Crepe de Chine and Georgette in tomato, bisque, jade llCW DIUUoCO gray. Just the Blouses discriniinatinp; women will select for their Easter dresses $5.95 to $15.50 I Our Ready-to-Wear de partment is brimming full with the new for Easter shoppers. J It Always Pays to Stop and Shop at MANNHEIMERS If you do your Easter shopping with us you are sure of style and quality.