The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, June 21, 1921, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextTHE BR.VD BFLLETIX, DAILY EDITION, REND, ORROOX, TTK8PAY, JINK 81. 1021. PAQH 4 mn sssri fpasx ' f 77ie Mosf Convincing Fact For any Woman in Buying is Price and Quality Combined. Our Policy of buying only the best, always selling at The Lowest Price, makes it a pleasure and personal gain for you to Shop at J. C. Penney's. . NEW PERCALES Just received a new shipment of fine 86 inch Percales. Priced at and 19c CREPES! CREPES! For Kimonas and Night Gowns; Butterfly and Rose Bud pat terns. Priced at, yard 39c Witchery Crepes, yard 49c Japanese Crepes, yard 29c BUNGALOW APRONS A fine assortment; now priced at 79c, 89c, 9Sc and $1.19 WHITE OUTING FLANNEL Good quality;-per yard 12', c BLEACHED MUSLIN Priced at 10c, 12' and 15c Ladies' Khaki Outing Clothes Khaki Outing Breeches $2.49 Khaki Outin? Coats $2.49 Khaki Outing Skirts $2.69 A Special Assortment of Ladies' Vests at 23c to 49c . SHEETING SI inch Bleached Sheeting; now priced at 46c and 49c SI inch Unbleached Sheeting; priced at 42c 90 inch Unbleached Sheeting; priced at 46c TURKISH TOWELS Per pair 29c SHEETS 72 x 90 inches ; priced at 98c J Penney Quality 311 DEPARTMENT STORES at Penney Prices NEW GOVERNMENT OWES ORIGIN TO GALVESTON FLOOD, RECALLED By H. 6. GUbcrtson. This is the fifth of 14 articles on the city manager plan, by H. S. Gilbertson, of the National Municipal league.) r Fortunately, the city manager plan has a background of real experience. in the course of which cities have learned a number of important les sons about apply ing the Idea of simplified govern ment. In the light of advances which have been made In the past five years, the first steps to w a r d simplicity now seem crude and inadeuuate. H. 6. Gilbertaon But they had tQ be But they had to be. The beginnings were made quite by accident at Galveston, In 1901. The city had been devastated by a tidal wave. The old, cumbersome gov ernment, with its numerous war counciimen and sundry Ingenious de vices to prevent action was simply unequal to the situation. Immediate action being imperative, the governor 'appointed a commission of five men to get busy and straight en out the town. The people of Galveston were so pleased with the result that they let the commission be made permanent, but elective. In the Galveston commission, each member of the commission was con stituted a committee of one in charge of a group of functions, such as fi nance or public works. The whole group constituted a board of direc tors. And that was all there was to it! No "checks and balances." The real check which was set up under this new system arose out of the publicity which attached to every elective offi cer. In the limelight, subject to con stant criticism. There were so few to be chosen at one time it was perfectly easy for the voters to know exactly what they were doing. Galveston thrived. Other Texas cities copied the system. In the course of about five years the Great er Des Moines committee, looking about for a new deal In municipal government, discovered the Galves ton plan and adopted it, adding the initiative, referendum and recall and non-partisan elections. Other Iowa cities followed. In another bIx years, nearly 400 cities, from coast to coast, had come under the Galveston-Oes Moines :plan. This old commission government movement, nation-wide In scope, smashed a lot of pet political Illu sions. It became known that' the safest form of government was the one that was most easily and Quickly held accountable to public sentiment. There was only one little group of men for the citizens to watch. And the sense of being watched meant much to the man in the office, coup led with the fact that he could not so easily pass the buck to someone else. This principle, which has been pop ularized under the name of the short ballot. Is the lasting contribution of the commission form of government movement to political practice in this mm FWIS sr Banks Optimistic "Tlir bankers of the Important financial renters, who have been steadily anil actively participating In handling the financial problem which have character ised the period of readjustment from war condition-., am uniformly optimlntlc on the present financial and business situation," says Kdwnrd CookinKham, president of the Iarid Tilton Hunk, Portland, Oregon. "II Is important that all of us bankers manufacture! , wholesalers, farmer and wage curners recognize the fact that the economic adjustment now going on Is inevitable and must run it" course. However, there are so many favorable features to the present situation, anil so much of encouragement In the future outlook, that it la ilillliult for me to be otherwise limn opti mistic." THK FIRST NATIONAL RANK Is always striving to meet lis customers with good business service. The First National Bank This Bank (s a Member of the Federal Reserve System tiy'" 'liiSi''"'1 fiiili country. The commission plan, how ever, had Its defects, serious ones. CHURCHES NO LONGER SLOW, SAYS HICKMAN "I regret to admit that the church has been slow, but It Is awake now, said Dr. E. C. Hickman, president of Kimball School of Theology, who spoke at the Methodist church Sunday night. He admitted that there Is much truth in the criticism that the church Is behind the times, but that most of It comes - from people who are not in touch with any church. He commended the wide awake policy of the Methodist church in Bend. Dr. Hickman will speak again at the church this evening. The sum mer school continues this week, with A. W. Godwin the evening speaker on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday nights. Dr. Gabriel Sykes will con duct the evening classes at 7:30 o'clock. The last classes will be Fri day, but a picnic will be held next Wednesday. Put It In The Itulletln. ClaMffied fcilvtrtlain rhar per bau 20 rent for 10 worU or rm. On ernt per word for all over 20. All el&Mificd mdvmrli ins itrietlr cuh in advance. FOR SALE FOIl SALE Rooming, house, six rooms; well furnished; rent rea sonable; located on main street. In quire Carlson & Lyons. 6-1 2-1 6p FOR SALE Fresh cut flowers and potted plants; funeral designs our specialty. The only greenhouse at The Dalles, Oregon. Jewell Green houses, 600 Clay street. Phone Black 2721. The Dalles. 25p FOK 8ALK Ou account ot ilrkuesa, am offering my farm and slnrk ranch In Summer Lake for sale; Silt acres; about DO acrea In gruin; soma wild meadow; balance good pualuro; good family orchard; house, barn and out buildings; fine springs on place. Price 4 per acre: crop Included if sold before harvest John A. Fos ter, Summer Lake, Oregon. l-147-21p FOIt SAl.K One 4 -room house; modem; lot (0x140, with 3 -room house on retir of lot which may be rented : also garage, woodshed and flue lawn; a bargain. Inquire Ful ler llros. grocery, 67 Shasta place. 5-4-15c settlement of, said final account tug. and all persona Interested In said es tate are hereby re nl red to appear at said lima and place and show cause, If any there be, why said ac counting should not hn suit led and allowed and said administrator dis charged from hla trust. Dated and published first tlnio Muy 21, lSl. JONKI'll II. O NKII.L, Administrator of Iho estate of llur vcy 'f. O'Neill, deceased. 1411. 156. 161. 167o WANTED WANTED Two Intelligent young men, 20 to 26 years, to travel with organization Manager and learn salesmanship. To those who qualify I ran offer a real opportunity to work Into executive positions; exposes ad vanced ufter first week, t'all Mr. Wilklns, Cozy hotel, 7 to 9 p. m., or 10 a. m. to 12 III. 1 4 -1 4 -1 op WANTED Lady housekeeper, by middle-uKcd widower: no children; good wages, good home; nice little cottage; easy work, about 2 or 3 hours per day. Apply A. Nichols, rrlneville, Oregon. 13-14-16p nnuiuuuiaiiaauuiuiiiniBasauuiiuuuiiiiuiiituiiniuauniuuaiiuiaiuuauiuiniuauiuiiiniiiuiittaiiiinuuiniinaain WALL PAPER PAINTING and DECORATING IS OUK BUSINESS And we make It our business to see that our business la handled In a businesslike way. The ilatlly of our Interior decorating ranniit be equalled. Our illsplny of wall paper Is the largest and heat ever shown In Central Oregon. Our pi-Ices are right. On these iiiallhYatlon we feel Just Hied In asking you for a consideration when lit need of work In our Hue. A. J. GOGGANS 736 WALL STREET PHONE 278-J nntmimimmiii i iimmn USED CARS CAIl FOR SALE Chevrolet road ster, delivery body: will sell cheap for cash. Ilend Furniture Company. 7-12lfc FOR RENT FOR KENT Four-room furnished cottuge; close to town and mills. Inquire 643 Colorado avenue. If P12RMANUNT AS THIi PYRAMIDS Concrete Pipe Company BEND. OREGON Sewer Pipe, Irrigation Pipe, Water Pipe. Culvert Pipe, Building Blocks Well Curbing, Coocrete Silos It it's niHile of concrete?, we innkc it I?ox 157 BEND, OREGON Phone 219 FOR KENT Two furnished house keeping rooms; IIS per month , 12S Greenwood. Phone 71-W 96-1 3 2tfo ! 12 Years' Experience G. E. MAST-PIANO TUNER Tl'.MNO. CTKAXINa, KKPAIRIXO Offices with Sherman Clay Co. (lluch waiters) A Thompson Music Co. XOTICK OF IIKAItlMl OX FINAL ACCOCXTIXU Notice Is hereby given that the un dersigned, administrator of the estate of Harvey T. O'Neill, deceased, has filed In the county court of Deschutes County. Slate of Oregon, hla final ac counting of his administration of said estate and the judge of said court has fixed Thursday, June 30, 1921. at 2 o'clock p. m. aa the time and the county court room In the court bouse In Bend, Oregon, as the place, for hearing objections to, and for the fciaiunuuamtmtiniaiiaium Mountain View Hospital General Hospital) Maternity Cases a Specialty Corps of competent, trained nurssa Phone 1SS Kansas and 8tat 8ts. Mrs. Ilattla Wayne. Mgr. iiiumMWiiaaiiaimmiiiiiiannauiiuiiiii I'ROKKHSIONAL AND IM KINKSM PlllKCTOIir In 43(mFot InfinU ' & Invalids NO COOKING The "Food-Drink" for All Aces. Quick Lunch at Home, Office, nd Fountains. Ath for HORUCKS. to-Avoid Imitation Substitute Office I'hone : : : t-J F. M. BLOOM Dentist Roomi 4 And 5, over Poatofftca itmwimiiiyiuiMiununmurmtiTtrownnmtimwimmifc' Hiimmitiianniiiniiitiiiittn-1 minimi iiiiuiiruui i uiuuju MitnttmnuimmmuntummTHiTiimtumtiutumuitmtn , 0r PH.. : Hmi4n9 tI M dk. ii. c. noons Inn mil! HuriciNm O'lfc.nnHI JlulMln I.Mir.i u a. w. to I p. m. .:tm:mmmninimiiTRmrtiMrmnnimn:itmTrtmntitTii. imuuiatHtiiitiaiimmiiiiiniiiiiitiii.iiitu.,...mmr, Women Made Young Bright eyes, a clear skin and a body f jll of youth and health may be yours if you will keep your system In order by regularly taking COLD MEDAL EM Tbs world's standard rmdy for kldnv Uvsv, bladdvr and uric acid trouhln, its rwmias of Ills and looks. In ass sine IMS. All druggists, thrs aiiss, U lor U. bum CM Ml.l n m; Us THE MUSIC'S GREAT, THE SUPPER FINE WE'LL START THE JAZZ PROMITLY AT 9 THE BIG JUNE BALL! At POWELL BUTTE HALL COME YOU DANCERS, ONE AND ALL ART REDIFER'S HARMONY JAZZ ORCHESTRA WILL FURNISH THE DANCE MUSIC 4-PIECES-4 4 PIECES 1 FRIDAY, JUNE 24 Proceeds of this Dance go to the Publicity Fund of the Powell Butte Community Association , REGULAR SUITER DR. G. SKINNER HKXTIST Office. Room 16. O'Kane Illdg. I'hone: timrn. Mark 215-W Office Hours: to II 1 to 6 :awiuuja:wuuuamaaaii;mna:namaaaauiun" I R. S. HAMILTON ATTOItNEV-AT-IW Kooms 13 and 1 Klrl National Hunk llultiliriK. 'lit. 1.1 (Ir. Cm'i former Office) kuumaaaramttniOTmmBUKttTOunaHKttKaamainia :wnuiuuuuti:muuii8uuuaauimut:uuiuliutatiimat! Walt C. Wickersham Pupil of Mini'. linport-KnKla,r Violin I'honr 'JO I -J for an Appolnlmrnl i:n:!:mnmni3ai:jjjiii". ' pniunniffliuiuiuaiiiuuiaBiiiBiiiitiiliniuaaaaiiiaiuiii'j HOME SANITARIUM Maternity Caws a Specialty MltH. J. W. AVITT, MATKOX M Franklin Ave. I'honr 1.1 l-K w.mtmimttimiittti3tn:::::::iniai:tiula. ww,.Mitil,iiiimMiiimiiaiitumauimniiniainuntimnr I Painting Kalsomlnlng C. N. HAROY na iuvKiwiiK Kstlmatrs Cheerfully Furnished II Paperhanglng WoimI Finishing i. -. .in K. E. HELLEMN I'hc.ne 'rJ7-l' I have an F.leitrlr FliMir Sander, which Is a new inarhlne. Ileal of work guaranteed. .:imimnmTOnmiTOiiaiinMalnaaniannntimmmwre;: ..M.MuM.Miiuuaiinu:uuwuin:tiutuluittlUil imammttummini'. MRS. V. A. SMITH Agent for the NCIIONK COItHKTH Will call by appointment 1069 Columbia Bt. Phone 303-W P. O. Hox 4 0 .iiiiHinninpffiwTwM"1saula'"lttlnwll"nttlM'A' ! rjauiimtnmunauairaimuimuitmniraamaiaiiiTnmittj WM. MONTGOMERY Furnaces, Rpoutlng, Gutter ing, Cornice and Hkyllght nnpalrlng promptly attondod to Prices right. Work guaranteed Tinning and Bheot Metal eianinnoiiattMBiinmiimiraaiaiiumiiaimiainitnnnil riinnnranuianimnnmiinnBiuunuaiBuuanimnnBiire Two First Class Harbors at the THE PILOT RUTTE BARBER SHOP mmmitiimmtmHtinttiirninttHtniiniminTtttiitnittnTiif, CARLSON & LYONS PLUMBING & HEATING Plumbing and Heating Supplies Bath Room Accessories, etc., eta. t -OM ItKTi: MOHK. KCITIU TIN KS, SIIIKW ll.KH Anjihing In Hie line nf lnni retc Work aunranleeil DAMDSON & WELSH ltw:i W. lit HI., or IOI.1 Wntxirt uiirnnirnimntiTimi.inntmniiiirmmmnirt;ittwwt,tmw. J. A. TOMLIN The Painter Interior or Interior Painting Interior Ieroratlng a Hierlaliy ll l.l I IHlNK l.n.J . itimTiininnttMHimaun:niimiMuMtm,tm,,M.. .,tiniiaaiiiuiauxiiiiiiiitttnHIMylmlinlll,,Tlftt I loors sanded at prices ou can aflford L. L. ROBINSON Phone (V.M l.cae orders at l.lKht Company 'BBnauaaasaianawnBUBmminnmantBiisuunannf fummiu.BBimiaii:iBiamnmmuBmBBmmBnBnnoni 2'J tl'Katio lildg DR. E. E. GRAY IIKXTIST Hours: t to 12 i tn s Eobisss snd Sundsn br Appoli UiaiainmaaiunaautunniminnmBninnanrairmnranJ laiuimumuunmuBBuutmnnanram 1:30 I lnUnnt I DR. H. N. MOORE DEVI IHTHY Tel. 187 O'Kane Illdg. i Pipe, Valves and Fittings PHONE 159-J FnimtiTmtmtmtmmmmfnffitrftftMti . rnmuiiiini iiniiBiimi ,M""'"NmmMHiiiiiiuiinHnm' BEND INSURANCE AGENCY Wrllw. of sll hinds of ln.ursn. Old. t ln.ur.nc. Anc7 la IVnlr.l OrOB. II. C. KI.I.IM First N.tlon.l Bank Bids.. IWnd, Ors, .,imimnBiinait!BBmnnmmiiit:iniitimM:HH!.,,,,,m,y liaailinuatatmtttiitiiin,,,, ' 'i",f-atn "-""HliHHHUBBUBBr(i W. G. Manninp;, jj. M. D. ft DENTIST Suite 12-14 O'Kane rulldlng Phoim I7S-W linnd, Oregon t I M..iHHllllllHIaHIIHaiBIBIB 1. H. Dt Armosd Chas, W. Ersklat De Armond & Erskine LAWYERS Dulrd Dulldiiig, Hond, Orciton itBBimnBBiBmmwaRfnnmmiiimtBntHnfuittnnBBnll ' iiiiiiiuiinn inn iiiitiMiMitiiiiii 1 CLASSIFIED ADS BRING RESULTS iiBtimBmisaiiBtmiiimmmHiniiBiiiii nnniiiiimiiiinnmiiiinnimiiiiniimimitiiiiBiiiiiiinnmniaintinnimBiKiia mmtuuimniiimiiiiiiiiHuiimiMumimaHiiiiiiiimiiimJi