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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
II. K. All. 'ii u ri'purtiMl in hi- HI
ami ciiiiliiii'il (ii Mh liuina.
1 it ry roailol le ft lunl iiIkIiI fur
I'm lliiiiil, wIiitm lut will ilnll
Flunk Miiy I -f I IiihI ii!kIi lot a
alinrt hiiHlni'iH dip In I'm t luiul.
Civil.' Wi'llii'iilillli-r linn kiiI.I iil
Kuril rar In Arthur ( nrr. uf lliirna
Mlaa Kriima Hinllh, nf CiiihIiiii, In
lnllhiii with Mi. mill Mr. J. K
Hinllh
II II. Ilfiti h ri'iiiriK-il lut nlelil
tyim Ciilv-r, whi'i'i' In him li'H
working.
J. K) mi wi'hl In 1'iirtluinl lu.'l
IiIkIiI, rinwtlim In P'Iiiiii tomorrow
niiirnliiK. .
I K. lliiid'T r. 'in i ii... I ihla niurn
Inn ofirr .i'iiilliiK i.vfnl wwka In
California.
it. II Munrry ami wlfn l-fl lal
IiIkIiI fur MiClmnl. ('Hi. In vlalt
with frli'iuU
Mm Jiilin Siilill. Jr.. wriit l'i
rrlni-vlll" lunl nlghl l'i vl.il hi-i
family fur wk.
.Mr mill Mr I'liiil lloaini-r lft
ihla iiiurnlim fur Muniiiutiih. ilrlvliiK
iivit I tn MrKi.nili iu.
Mm. K. K. Hulim-a arrlvi"! lal
it Ik til (ruin I 'ml I mi .1 in vlalt l..i
luiiKhli.r, Mm. J. I. Tiuktr.
Mm. I)i'n Ciinurl, of Alfulfii.
Vrnt III Hi'uallln lunl lllKlll. Ullliil
liy ih.. .leal Ii nf Iht moih-r
Mra, X ! Il"k-r n-liirnnl laat
flight lo Hatlli Sli lui - ii vii.it
I ii K Iht miitliir. Mra. !. J South.
Mr. Alum Shiihiril haa ri'lunifil
tu Iht homr lii-tu afii-r ..iiillii
ttir'4 ttpeka In I'rnilli'ton ami Con
clcin .
II M Sip). hen, of tlm t'rntral
llri'KUII tlllllk. I.'(t lurt lllKlll :..r
rurtlnnil ami iiiln-r ilnrpa un lit"
aaatlon.
Walkir lluawi'll. uf lh tluawall
l.umluT ( ii.. uf Purlluiul. la In Ili-ml
mi IiikIii. with III" llrnuka Sonnlun
l.iiiiitur Co.
Jaim-a Ki'arlllK, nf l.llll" Knlla,
Minn, lin tin" ln vl-lniiK with
r'la(lrv turi'. Ii'ft Ilila morning for
llnfa. Idaho.
Mr. anil Mm. V. (!. (iorilnn and
Mi . Ji' Jntllforil. uf Kiict'ni'. UII
nl ypnit'riluy at (ho hum of Iir.
It I Kitihiim.
Civil" WVIil.'nIilllpr and Kiikpii
Comatock. of th llrnnka-S'-nrilon
oftlr, liav ri'lurnHil frotn their a
rail. ma. api'iit at llurna.
K. A. Sroll. pilltnr (if Hip Kori-nt
Crovii Niwa-Tlma. and wlfr. return
Mi liumii liil nliilil afliT vllllim In
Hi. nil niurn (tin runvi'litlnti.
Mr and Mm. Arlhur Carr. of
llurna, who fvt lirxn vIhIHiik Mr.
and Mra. ". IV Ht'nhilUr. witp
lo return today to thrlr hmin.
Kupurlnti'iKli'nl and Mra. S. V.
Moor rmrnod yc(irdBy from a
1,100 mlla aulo trip throimh Vanh
liiKton and Ihn WlllnniBii valley.
Mra. Anion Knlalaif and daughter
left Ilila niornlim for two month'
vlalt with her 'parenu, Mr. and Mm.
Alex l.lvlngnton, of Mlaaoula, Mont.
The purr ha ho by Donald II. Ktuort,
of tho Thnniaa Hhurp 720 arre
ranch on Crooked rlvar, la reported
In the Inat lamio of the Central
OrflKorilan.
E. L. Poyno, Klmer I,ohnherr and
Kd I.yona are expi-cled to arrive In
llend tomorrow from l-oa Anuelea
where they attended the Klka" ron-ventlon.
Mra. E. C. Oorrlaon and two chil
dren and her niece, Mlaa Kllnor
(lafflaon, returned to their home In
I'rlnevllle Inat night after vlalllnx
for a few daya with E. T. Cerrlah.
Word wan received here today
that Mra. J. Chnrlna Knillh lina ar
rived In New York City. Kho will
Hpimd ahout a in n nth In the metrop-
olla inyliiR In fall unil winter atocka
for the rnrlalnn.
The I .ail lea Aid aorlnty of the
ClirlHtlnn church will meet at the
homo of Mra. C. U lllnman, 324
Newport avenue, at 2 o'clock on
Wednemlny afternoon. All memhora
anil frlonda.aro urged to como.
C. C, IlurrlH, of Hiiinniur Lake,
waa In (llend yealerdiiy on lila way
to Portland, on liUHlni'Ka for tho
Hummer Lake Irrigation tliHtrlct.
Ho anya condlllona nre fuvornhlo for
early cnnxtructlon of the project.
Mr. and Mm. n. A. Ilodgina and
two clilldreti of Honolulu, H. T.,
were In llend over night n tholr
way to Hout tlo and Tacuma, on a
tour of tho country. They will re
turn to California by wuy of llend.
O. A. rarklim luia returned from
an aulo trip through Yakima, Seat
tle, Tacoma, Klli'tmliurg, I'oiilnml
and Tho Dalles, on biiHlneaa for (he
lll'iiukii Ki-iililini I,iiiiiIii. Co. He re-
tuirta dial the apple crop at Yfiklum
will le mil. of tin. IiIkk.-m! known.
The m,i,u Inn of rut il mull currier
fiultl Til III ii I 'I Kill lie tilled UK the
reniil of elvll hervlre emimlriul Ioiik
whl. ii ai (, ,e held In 1 1 ri I on
Ani(ii"l I :i (;n AiikuhI 'i' iiiol her
x 1 1 1 1 1 1 . it l i i 1 1 v. nl he held lu re lo
eiuiilul.h an i-llullile reglHtnr lo I'M
in HH'lea In II. e . null lull if leik
or rurili'i- In (he iohinini servli...
Mih W. !'. .M' N'uiikIiI. formerly of
tin' (iuim.e Hall ilintilil. now hern
lor her heiilih from enalem Ore
Kuii, waa to li'i opuiuled on Ilila
ufterniiuu at u local liiiHpliul.
V. ('. Ill rl mm It. who waa repnrled
worie Kutiir.liiy. la now ukuIii on
(lie mud to recovery. The relupae
(.UN taiiaeil by liln. early removal
''-..ill Hie huaplHil (o (he Miillniiiiluli
jhol-l.
I Dr. Harry N. Moore liua returned
from Vancouver. II. ('., where lie al
jd'Uiled (he tiordiweal conveiillon nf
jilenilaia. He returned by wuy of
McKenxle puna. vMIIng hU fumlly
I In the Willamette vulley.
I Mr. uml Mra. (Jeorge Merger are
at the city camp ground, on (heir
way buck (it their home In the Hur
ra men I o vulley uf(er (ourliig eualern
Oregon. They declare thut (he
Mend camp ground la Hie heal rhey
huvw aeen during (he entire trip.
I NOTM'H
I Itiaure (oday: tomorrow rnay be
1 (oo late. It ia better to be aufe than
aorry. I
Iltfc J. C. IIIIODKS.
CiiineKva, ll.'iliiiiiiul ; Mr. and Mra.
Murlln Dal)', Creaieiit; Kred II
KIkit, I'oi'tliiiul; l.ewla ('. Klaer,
I'orHiiMl; Mr. and Mra. W. I. Kuton,
Hli. flu-lil, .Muna.; Mr. anil Mia. A. C.
HiidKftiH, two children and chauffeur.
Honolulu, IIT.; Dr. J. A. Mentor, The
Dullca; Mra. I. Vogt and two Ii II-
dr 1'he Dullea; Miaa I-. Ilotte-
mlller. The Dullea; II. I. Ian, The
Dalle"; Mr. and Mm. Cerard ie
iii. -nl. rortlund; Mm. John Milliard.
Sun Ktaui'liii'o; It. II. Deurhorn and
fenilly, CorvnlllM; Mm. H. liozorlh.
l ortlainl; ,M.,a Irene Applegule, Ktl
geiiu; Dr. J. T. Tlltiu, KiiRniin: A.
AT THE HOTELS J
Tilot Millie Inn Mra. Jeaale I.
MrCiiinli. Corvallla; Jane C. Allen, ,
1'uril.inil. K. () t'reiwler uml wife, i
likevlew; Mr, uml Mra. Iluwuril
Weaver and child. 1'nrtland: Kvn
LIBERTY
Tonight & Wednesday
Bebe
Daniels
'the pood little bad girl'
in
Ducks and
Drakes
With Jack Holt and
William Lawrence
LIBERTY
3
DAYS SHOWING
ThursdHy, Friday
and Saturday
3
I He nott triii o lifa tfory of tk etly
UV and Vmyt of ika lodto Wan
naoV I of yett.
IfftvM
"BOB HAMPTON
OF PLACER"
1 lunaa-Vivid-Thrilli'ii t
Spcll-BiaJiof
Yoa will ll in neiy angl. Yt will
Boy Wnlry BanT-"Buddy"-lli odd
Imic Irllow, who kaowi ao fear of aiaa
oi braM. rrarrally "dnlikn women, but
hu a eulmated appxile lor blaclberry
pie. whKh nan him auarh (rouble.
Yoa will admire Jamet Kirk wood, u
"Mob llamFloa" the gamble, lot hit
atiaMjhdofward, hoorot characler. Vou
will approva of hai cxplaaalioa of luck,
when he uya, after cleaning up oa the
ave ill ii pert, "every aiaa a (hi lame
hai cheated al leail ave timet, while I
cheated but oacc'.
The ptctura ia filled with pep aad ev
ery lubtaial clercr,
ITS A U INNER-SEX IT
BY ALL MEANS
I II. Parker and fumlly, I'nrllaiul;
ICIvl'i Karley, I'ortland; (!. U. Har-
rla, I'ortlauil; W. II. Kmilli, I'ort
'laiid. Mr. and Mr. K. I.. Mann.
Il'urlluliil Mr un.l Mra A ('. Klein.
Ing. riuniiyalile, Wuah.; K. Kruncla,
IIIIIIIM.
II. lil In) Mra. fJnirgi! M.
Knillh, lilulurk; Mr. and Mra. J (.
I'eleraoii, Oakland, Cal.; Mr. and
Mm ;uy M. Kilaun, Hlllxhoro.
Wiiglil Hotel W. . Ilarrett,
Kun Krunrlaco; Speck WoocIh, I'ort
liin.l; John It. ('line, Huntington,
Did ; C Sin lih and wife, Walla
Walla: Klla Cooper, McMlnnvllle.
DimnliiK Jlutel J ('. Whiteaiile,
KnMliilili'e; H. It. Macy, tiny Clau
ami, Willlum V. Hull, H. McDonald.
Mucy tr llalril Khowa: O. J. Koater,
I'ortlund. A. I'. MtrkelH. Tumalo; It.
W. Wulker, Itedmond.
HOME MILLINERY
CLASS IS FORMED
Wiilnaii't title league Met'lN In
l:p.vurlli Hall Ma Conn gva
l) inun'.lrulia Hat .Making.
MAN'S
BEST AGE
A rnnn is as old es his organs S ho
can be 09 vigorous and healthy at
70 as at 3 5 if he aids his organs in
performing their functions. Keep
your vital organs healthy with
COLD MEDAL
10,
Tb vorld'a aundard remedy fur kidnoy,
bver, bladder and uric acid trembles
ainca 1696; correna diaordora; atimulaiea
vital onrana. All draggiata, throe aixea.
LaW for tko aataaa Cold Melal eat oeary U
A rlncH In home millinery was
formed by .15 women who attended
yesterday afternoon a open meeting
of the V,'fiin'ii'K Civic League In Kp
worth hall. The claaa will he under
the direction uf MUa Kva Comegya,
county home deinonatration agent.
Mikh ( omegya upoke yeaterday on
"How to selert a liecomlng Hat,"
dl"culiig the general contour of
face and figure In relation to ahapea
of hula that fliould not be worn.
Itulea for color aelectlon were alao
given. I'ostera Illustrating the points
made were exhibited.
The making of a summer hat
made of uaed maierlal was taken up
and demonstrated, the plana ex
plained and the material cut, and
after a few more atilches are (aken
an adracdve crepe de chine hat will
be the property of Mra. L. R. Kelly,
who ftirninhed the materials. Miss
Coinegys also helped others in the
class In planning and cutting mater
ials. Several groups of women present
arranged dates with Miss Comegys
for help along the same lines.
But That's Hiblt
CeeiiHie II I miiinllli l rn f,,ui
tie train In a hurry, giving the !,.
.re..liin flint bis time la worth nlmuc
floo mi hour. II duel nut f,,ll,,,v (hat
lie will nut xtiend tlfiren minutes en
h!a way fn the odire waliliing n wiiii
"f mn laving .:imiii,.iI. Itiwi.ai
Trjnner:ir.
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OPPORTUNITY
For a single or a couple of
women who would like to be
Independent.
Itend's only HairdrrwinK
Parlor for sale. Will teach
the trade to the Inexperience)
tien of charge, ami will May
with them until they mauler
the buslnees perfectly.
Mrs. Muller's
Hairdressing Parlors
140 OREGON STRKKT
PHONE 2H0-W
N'eato Iiahes are the newest.
Try them) they make your
Kyea beautiful.
Kramer & Mailer
Carpenters-Jobbers
SCREENS AND
SCREEN DOORS
Phone C3-W
We charge for material and
lalwir only, so our prices are
lew.
Iet us figure on your Job,
we ran save you money.
WALL STREET
Next Thompson Music
Store
Ijiwn mowers aharprneil.
SPECIAL COLUMBIA RECORDS
59c while they last 59c
A Lot of Sheet Music at 15c
formerly priced at 40 to 45c
Thompson Music Co. Stent.
AH Radiators Repaired, Rebuilt, Recored
New Ford Guaranteed Radiator.
Stop those leaky rear wheels with
C. M. Oil Itetainer for Ford care
and trucks.
hangbein 4 Speed Auxiliary Traas
mUsion for Ford cars and I rucks.
Simplex Ball Thrust liearina; for
Ford cars.
Aluminum Repairing
Auto & Radiator Slop
118 IRVING AVE.
I'bone Kes. 301-J
ffnn,mirimnipr'Trfr'M'"T"w"
OUR LATEST BIG OFFER!
Two pair of Trousers with every Suit ordered
from our selected list of Pure Wool Fabrics, for
$25.00 and Upwards
Hundreds of patterns to select from.
EXPERT CLEANING, PRESSING and DYING
We also make Lddies' Suits to order.
DICK-The Tailor
1018 WALL STREET
mmm.:mmm..mRtramm:ninuum
HOTPOINT IRON
Tlie Iron with the Cantilever Handle
saves aching of wrists The Thunwb
Rest, rests the wrist.
$6.95
Bend Water Light & Power Company
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PERMANENT AS THE PYRAMIDS
Concrete Pipe Company
BEND, OREGON
Sewer Pipe, Irrigation Pipe, Water Pipe, Culvert Pipe, Building Blocks
Well Curbing, Concrete Silos
It it's made of concrete, we make it .
Box 157
BEND, OREGON
Phone 249
V Pxmvxrtfiinr. (vys ffif TAT TTV M
I w K . a w a e a a a A mar n av B -ww av ji ujtv m x
-nothing lor show
THAT'S OUR IDEA in making
CAMELS the Quality Cigarette.
"Why, just buv Camels and look at the package!
It's the best pr.cking science has devised to keep
cigarettes frerh and full flavored for your taste.
Heavy paper outside secure foil wrapping inside
and the revenue stamp over the end to seal the pack
age and keep it air-tight
And note this! There's nothing flashy about the
Camel package. No extra wrappings that do ret
improve the smoke. Not a cent of needless expense
that must come out of the quality of the tobacco.
Camels wonderful and exclusive Quality wins on
merit alone.
Because, men smoke Camels who want the
taste and fragrance of the finest tobaccos, expertly
blended. Men smoke Camels for Camels smooth,
refreshing mildness and their freedom from cig.t
retty aftertaste. ,
Camels are made for men who think for themselves.