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TUB URN I) IUIJ.KT1X. DAILY EDITION, 11EXP, OREGON, SUTItlMY, Jl IV Ill'.'l.
(By Mrs. L. W. Gatrhcll, I'honc 01-J.)
K(M far aakikatlaa la Iti aartal ral.aa In Ik Balara'aa lH af Tka Ballalla Baal
h a Ht latar tku tilt a'clack UM iIuiim il im m )imii.
Numerous social courtesies have ret urneil to the pinna where con
been extended during the week to j vernation was enjoyed until luncheon
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. McCann, who I was served in the diuiiiK room. A
departed with their family on Thurs-' bowl of pink and lavender sweet
day for McCloud, Cal., where they i peas surrounded with silver can
will remain for several weeks before delabra bearing lavender caudles,
leaving for Minneapolis, where .Mr. j was the decorative feature of the
MoCann will assume the duties of, dining table from which Mrs. E. I.
vice president in charge of opera-j Mahadey and Mrs. V. S. Hudson
tlon of The Shevlin-Hixon Lumber j poured Iced tea. and assistants
Company. Mr. McCann has been, served sandwiches, sherbet and cake,
head of the local Shevlin-Hixon mill At the close of the afternoon the
for the past six years and with I honor guests were taken on a sight
Mrs. McCann has formed a wide! seeing trip to the mills.
circle of friends who greatly regret
the change of residence.
On Tuesday evening the men of
the Emblem club entertained with
stag dinner in honor of Mr. Mc
Cann. Forty close friends aad
business associates of Mr. McCann
were present.
During the serving of the four
course dinner, Carl A. Johnson,
Hugh O'Kane, A. Whlsnant, L. O.
Taylor. H. E. Allen. H. J. Overturf.
Clyde McKay. R. D. Moore. J. P.
Hennessey and the guest of honor
responded to toasts, C. S. Hudson
acting as toastmaster.
The remainder of the evening
was spent in the enjoyment of card
games and In the relaxation inci
dent to congenial company.
Honoring Mrs. McCann and her
house guest. Miss Marie McDonald,
of Minneapolis, Mrs. H. K. Brooks
on the same evening entertained
' with an elaborate 7 o'clock dinner
party at the Pilot Butte Inn.
Covers for fifty guests were laid
at a well appointed table which had
teen placed before the picture win
Those present were Mrs. Guy La
Follette, of Prlneville; Mrs. M. C.
Atbey, of Hermiston, Mrs. A. K.
Scott, of Forest Grove; Mrs. A. F.
Arnold, of La Pine; Mrs. George
Aiken, of Ontario: Mrs. A. D. Moe.
of Hood River; and the following
Bend residents: Mrs. A. F. Larson.
Mrs. H. E. Allen.' Mrs. R. V. Hen
dershott. Mrs. T. E.'j. Duffy. Mrs.
A. M. Pringle. Mrs. J. C. Rhodes.
Mrs. J. P. Hennessey, Mrs. A. Whls
nant and daughter. Roma. Mrs.
Robert W. Sawyer. Mrs. L. YV.
Gatchell. Mrs. L. B. Balrd. Mrs. E
P. Mahaffey. M
GKKAT STADIUMS
pastime was enjoyed until a Into COAST WILL 1IAVK
hour wnen a ueiicious uuriot lunch
eon ws served, an attractive feat
ure of which was n "birthday" cuke
wltti lighten tuners. I nose present i'iui I'or Second Amphitheater To
were Dorothy noiiits, Louise and
Margaret Inaliuit, Myrtle Itlce. Fran
cis lleyhuin, Helen and Mary Elis
abeth King. Kutherlue Huyden, Jenn
nette Keyes, .Mm Inn and Gladys
Sal her. llessle Smith, tlartmra l.oc lu
ll ml Marjorle ltalrd; Kd Norcott,
Ho r mi id Larpoiiteur, Hugh Huyden,
Lloyd lllnkely, Frank Lochr, Iluell
Orrell. Eda Hrosteihous, Vuuce Coy
ner. Donald Hudson, Phillip Phil
brook, Wilbur Wntkins, Frank and
Ha I pit Manor, and liouald Sellurs.
Mrs. Hymn Itoyce and small sou
left Thursday evening for Seattle I
lb' Ineil III ('mined Ion With
l oin iiiilnonl of Hum's Muile,
PASADENA. Cal., July. S3.- Plans
for the second meat stadium In Cal
norma tu o . ueiiuiieiy under way
here, following the purchase of the
first piece of laud to be used In con
nection with tho big Tournament of
ltoses stadium In the Arroyo Socio
A deed for ten acres of land wus
in possession of the tournament to
day, following the conclusion of no
where they will spend two weeks at K0t tut Ion with Henry Shluudomnn
the home of Mrs. Uoyce's mother.
Mr. and Mrs. II. S. Samuel of New
Orleans arrived Tuesday morning
for an extended visit al Claude Maun-
heimer's residence. On Thursduy,
Mr. and Mrs. Mannhelmer and their
guest motored to Crater lake, return
ing yesterday evening.
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SXl inel nurches
Christian Science Society Serv-
C. S. Hudson, ices every Sunday morning at 1 1
Sunday school convenes at
Mrs. Agnes Sheridan. Miss Margaret
Sheridan. Miss McCarron. Mrs.
Brooks, and her mother, Mrs. M. E.
Downs, of Seattle.
The Emma club of the Eastern
Star entertained yesterday afternoon
with a card party, Mrs. George
Conklin and Mrs. J. M. Childers act
ing as hostesses. Following the
playing, at which Mrs. W. A. Grant
won first honors, a short business
meeting was called and tbe annual
election of officers carried out. Mrs.
9:45 a. m. Testimony meeting
every Wednesday evening at 8 p. in.
Tbe society maintains a public
reading room at room 8. Deschutes
Investment Co. building. Open from
12 m. to 5 p. m. daily.
First Christian Church On New
port Avenue between Third and
Fourth streets. Sunday Is a great
day. We are to have what some
call an all-day-dinner. Come at
10 o'clock, bring your lunch and
stay all day. You will have a good
uw u uu'ub lime ana save Dunning a nre on a
sented a most attractive appearance ( Mrs Charles Hayes secretary hot day Tne communon and ,pr.
In a color scheme of lavender andind treasurer. m0n as usual at 1 1 a. m. Christian
flame color. . Endeavor at 7 p. m. At 8 p. m. will
Centering the table wu a hoge The regular open meeting of The; be given specially illustrated ser-
reed basket filled witn gorgeous I Woman's Civic League will be held'mon. Following the morning serv
flame colored gladioli, combined Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at I lees we am tn have plertinn of r-
Epwortb hall. The program will fleers.
be In charge of Miss- Eva Comegys J Come and see this wonderful
county home demonstration agent 'chart illustrating the simple gospel
who will preceed a demonstration on plan of salvation and enjoy our fel-
the making of summer hats by a 30 lowship together. All are welcome
with Baby Breath, and surmounted
by a lavender tulle bow. Smaller
silver baskets with lavender and
flame sweet peas and the dainty
Baby Breath were placed at Inter
vals along the long table, while
of this city. Deals are now under
wuy for the purchase of additional
land, while the city had condemna
tion proceedings started to acquire
other lands for the project.
Surveys for the greut boulevards
which will lead to the stadium site
are being made. Every effort Is
being made to rush tho stadium pro
ject In order to furnish adequate
seating space for the annual "Eust-
West" footbull game. It Is estimated
that lust year It wus necessary to
turn away four people fur every one
who had a ticket at the present site.
Stanford I'uiverslty will pruhubly
huve the record for constructing the
first giant stadium In California, as
work on the Stanford project is al
ready under way. It la wild, and Is
being rushed as fast aa subscriptions
from alumni and friends of the uni
versity come in. The Stanford sta
dium will be the largest III the west,
and one of the largest In the country.
usmIhIi'iI by the chapter here.
A Jubilee trip In SciihIiIh will he
ii feat urn of the ciinvenl Ion. mom
heia having been Invited to IiiIiik
iiIiiiik their Hives uml families cl
make the affair morn Joyous.
Safe 71UUC for infants & invalids
ASK FOK
Horlick's
Tbe Original
Avoia
Imitations
uA Sub.tltutaa.
Pnr Infanta, Invalids and OrwlnCMMran I Rich Milk. Malta Oraln lUtrarl In SWrf.r
''utOil(,Uiuli'"uoJ-Lil:ik.'or AllAgss Nu Cooking-Nourishing - DigaattbU
We Add a Steady Customer
Just as soon as a family once tastes
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S . a-c-.- .-..'"f . . BEND. Oft e COM.
ASTORIA IS EXPECTING
THOUSAND ENGINEERS
ASTORIA. Ore.. July S3. More
than 1000 engineers are expected
here today to attend the gala enter
tainment and convention of the Ore
gon members of the American asso
ciation of Engineers. II. E. Davis,
service secretary of the Oregon chap
ter, with headquarters In Portland,
has been In charge of arrangements.
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That helps Bend's payroll, too, for Des
chutes Gold is Bend-made. In fact it's the
only creamery butter produced in Bend.
Boost home products, and please your fam
ily by keeping Deschutes Gold Butter on
the table.
The Central Oregon
Farmers Creamery.
minute talk, "How to Select Hats
flame colored Chippendale candles t That Are Becoming.
in silver candelabra marked the
open spaces between the baskets
and bows of lavender satin ribbon
further accentuated the color
Fred E. Harriman, pastor.
uur.ug me oemonstraiion .mss ylrHt ,Uptlt c hurch The home-
comegys win completely mane a nat Ik8 church. p n, ,.ar(1, mlnM,.r.
and give assistance to any who wish Rei(,(t.nM. 406 Wall street.
,u leir ou muitriai Wlin K-rvlroa Kiiml-v I..!v91 fnl..,l
scheme. Favors of corsage bou-hem. This will be the first lesson on'pIani wt Sumlav Bchoo ;,eltlml,.g
queis in me cuoseu comuuiauon oi millinery received Dy tne liena wo- prompty 8t 9.45 f0OWf,, Dy ,
flowers, tied with the lavender men, Mise Comegy, suggests that .nort ,,1Hlrated H'ermon on ..KvlI
tune, designated tne places oi me tney Drlng only buckram frames. ' H-,.,t. .
e....er uei or new. ,o oe covereu concU()e(I by ,1:40. emember, no
witn inexpensive materials such as )nterm,.Mon between Sunday school
gingham. voile, etc.. to match hour and morn,ng .errlce. . al,
summer gowns. If those in attend- one Parents. may I count on you
ance are sufficiently Interested Miss , heIp make lh BerTlce , ,ncce.
comegys win taae up witn mem tne Vou can do thhl ,,y ot only
maaing oi nais over wire irames
guests of honor, while small nose
gay bouquets lay beside each of the
remaining place cards.
Following the serving of the five
course luncheon, tbe guests motored
over to the Brooks borne on Drake
road where the remainder of the
evening was spent in playing bridge.
At tbe close of tbe evening guest
prizes were awarded to Mrs. Mc
Cann and Miss McDonald, and Mrs
Charles Hayes, Mrs. C. S. Hudson,
Mrs. Horace Richards, Mrs. J. C.
Vandevert, Mrs. J. C. Rhodes, Mrs.
A. M. Pringle, Miss Agnes Sheridan,
Mrs. J. P. Hessessey. Mrs. Paul C.
King and Mrs. R. W. Hendershott.
Those participating in tbe eve
ning's pleasure were: Mesdames
Herbert Allen. L. B. Baird. J. P.
Keyes, C. S. Hudson, W. H. Leet,
A. F. Larson, S. A. Blakeley, Clar
ence Mannhelmer, H. D. Samuels,
Charles W. Erskine, R. W. Hender
shott, J. H. Meister, Agnes Sheri
dan, Laura Stevens, Edith Staple-
ton, T. E. J. Duffy, J. H. Haner, J.
P. Hennessey, O. E. Horstkotte, Carl
A. Johnson, George Jones, A. M.
Pringle. Paul King, Crosby Sbevlin,
E. P. Mahaffey, H. A. Miller, R. D.
Miles, J. B. Heyburn, A. H. Oliver,
J. E. Smith, C. A. Hayden, J. C.
Rhodes, Horace Richards, L. O. Tay
lor, H. D. Farrlngton, J. Ryan, H.
P. Morton, J. C. Vandevert. E. L.
Vlnai, A. Whlsnant, Paul Woerner,
Paul Hosmer, D. H. Peoples, Charles
Hayes, M. E. Dowles, T. A. McCann.
Misses MacDonald, Boyer, Ziegler,
Gunning and Sheridan.
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On Monday evening a small group
of intimate friends of the McCann
family circle called at their home
and spent, the evening with cards
and dancing. At a late hour a
delicious luncheon was served,
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The H. K. Brooks home was the
scene of an Informal reception yes
terday afternoon from 3 until 6
o'clock at which time Mrs. Brooks
entertained in honor of wives of the
members of the State Editorial
association, who are guests of our
eity this week. L'pon arrival these
guests were escorted to the summer
house on the lawn where Miss Roma
Whlsnant served punch, loitered toi
sometime early in August.
A most cordial Invitation Is en
couraging your children to stay, but
by being present yourselves. This Is
not slmnlv a service for the hnva
tended to the women of Bend and d g)rllI ,t for Come and
vicinity to oe present. ' see and hear.
B. Y. P. C, the president lead
Honoring Mrs. John Botrlght of ing, at 7:00 p. m. All the young
Portland who Is the house guest of people are urged to be present and
GORD TIRES
Now Selling at the Lowest
Price Level in Tire History
her daughter. Mrs. John Gagen. Mrs.
Byron Royce entertained Tuesday
with an afternoon tea, at which Mrs.
Botrlght. Mrs. Ashley Forrest, Mrs.
occupy the front seats In a body.
Evening worship and sermon.
"Borrowed Religion." at 8:00 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday eve-
Claude Smith, Mrs. H. G. Ferris, Mrs. jnlng at 8:00 p. m. If you miss one
jonn naiaer. .irs. r rana imieueia . of these services, you miss a bless-
Mrs. C. H. Knowles, Mrs. J. F. Arn-'inlr.
old and Mrs. John Gagen enjoyed
the hospitality of the Royce home.
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In compliment to Mrs. T. A. Mc
Cann and guest Miss Marie McDon
ald of Minneapolis. Mrs. J. H. Mei
ster entertained Wednesday with a
one o'clock Bridge luncheon. Cov
ers were laid for 36 and prizes
awarded to Mrs. Paul C. King and
Mrs. Herbert Allen.
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Miss Agnes Campbell of . Mon
mouth, Oregon former Instructor In
the local high school arrived Thurs
day morning for a 10 days visit at
the E. J. Catlow home. At the end
A cordial Invitation Is extended
to ail who are not worshipping else
where. You will find a welcome I
awaiting you.
Come to church Sunday.
"We took sweet counsel together
and walked unto the house of God,
In company." Psa. 6S-14.
Miss Ethel Gingrich entertained
the young people of the church at
her country home Tuesday night.
Fifty were present, and a fine time
waa enjoyed by all present. A
wienie roast and Ice cream supplied
the refreshments for tbe evening.
The Ladies' Missionary society
met In an all day session at the
of next week Miss Campbell and Miss home of Mrs. Nordeen on Thursday.
Eunice Cutlow will Join the members j A good attendance and a fine time
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(And Other Sizes In Proportion)
- $24.50
- 46.30
- 54.90
Tire repair men, who judge values best, class these tires
having the sturdiest carcass made. Forty-seven high
grade car manufacturers use them as standard equipment
They are the quality choice of cord users.
This new low price is made possible by strictest economies
and specialised production.
Plant No. 2 was erected for the sole purpose of making
30x3H-irtch Non-Slcid fabric, tires. With a daily capacity
of 16,000 tires and 20,000 tubes, (his plant permits refined
production on a quantity basis. I
All materials used are the best obtainable. The quality is
uniform. It is the beat fabric tire ever offered to die cor
owner at any price.
of the Mazama club of Portland who
will be passing through Ilend on
their annual two weeks hiking trip
This year the plan Is to scale Diamond
was reported by all present.
Lutheran 8. A. Stenseth, pastor.
ThitrA will lia nt G,,t..t..u ..t.nnl n-
Peak, visit Crescent and Crater lakes , services at the church this Sunday,
and many of the smuller hikes In this as It has been decided to have' a
section of the state. The hike will Sunday school picnic,
be valuable to the Misses Campbell Anybody wishing to take part
and Callow by way of experience as j will meet at the church between '.
they must remain "members on pro- and 9:30 in tho morning. The Hup-
button until they have scaled a day school, congregation and friends
having a living glucler, a feat that! will then nrocned In the i.lrnlr
they are limiting forward to 'with In-, grounds (Dutch John's tilnco) whom
preaching service will be held at il
o'clock, lunch at 12:30 and pro
gram by the Sunday school at 3
o'clock. Come and hear the word
of Cod and spend tbe day with the
children.
tercst.
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In celebration of her seventeenth
birthday anniversary Miss Marjorle
Balrd entertained Thursday evening
with a dancing party at the home of
her parents Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Bnlrd
enjoy the beauty of the river and on Broadway Btreet. The popular
Put It In Tbe Bulletin.
1i It is now more economical to buy New Tires than to
take chances on repaired old ones.
i Firestone Ford Tires are the lowest priced standard
make on the market. We are Bend distributors for
Firestone Tires.
Centra! Oregon Motor Co.
J. L. Van Huffd
A. G. Clark
FORD SALES
end SERVICE
Bend
Oregon