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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 6, 1921)
Tim iikni) nri.M-rm. imii,y Krnof., iiK.vn, oiikoom, kati kdav. avci st e. iwm. PACE 5. lti:l) TH UN M lll lll I K (Ireunii Triitik Arrlvea, 7 : 5 A. M. I.envea 7 : :iU I. M. ... it. a .. Arrive, :IU I', M. I.envea. 7 : A. M. LOCAL NEWS ITEMS John Tnylur l confined In hie hiuue Imlay hy lllm-na. It. Ktiitia Jiihuiuiu iff I'rliH'Vlllr la a vlnllur In lleinl I ml . y I,. II, JilhtlKlllll Willi II 'II - IIK'T In Hllvi'l' I. II III' IhlH llllll II 1 1 1 K I), V. ' v r u i itf c ii J f-r h a lul caller In IIi ihI I'mIu) . llllll Hi-i'ilnK Ik In Hi" HIV today flout liii laliih on the M ti'lhi". K If il v i v . w Jm hai liieii wi.ililiil! I. . KM lu .1 1 1-1 1 fur riiitl.iiiil. I 'i'riinii (iniitit Mi-mi lo l'i Im-viHe j IhlH llllll lill'K til 1'pi-Ki! H.Vi'liil day, j Wall' r V.iiiili'H'i t wi iil to Itfil Innml till. i iiiiirnltiK, to ii'inrn inniKht. I'.. I' :ImiIv hi hi in it tliln timm-l hiK fimii iiiii'iiiliiiK I : ii Ki'ik In I'm (land Mr. inn! Mm. Krin.k l'i-iiy in- pur elll Of II MCVi'll-l'iillll'l liny. Inn II fllihj liuiriilnit I (mire yfiilitiiiiiii, lio hue tii-i-n Hoi klliK fcl 'I'llllllilii. li ft In -I MKlM fm ' I'lirlluinl I A Itiiunl.i ll li ft l.i-t nlKht f -r ' 1'iirlluinl on IiiikIihuk ll- lll turn H'liiiluy. 1 W f. MiNuiiKiit lll return Sun-! diiy to hiM home nt (intiiilo, nfti'r epemlliiK nevi-ral weeka hcic. Mr. iiihI Mm. Simon Lewie of Uiirna cre In lli'tiil ovrr nlaht. leav liiK I'll' iimrnliiK for Portland. Mr. mnl Mm. I'aul Himnicr lll re turn toniorrnw from their varntlnn, epetit In the Willamette vnllry. I Mm. Amelia llohnnti-ln returned 1 laat mIk lit In rorlland lifter vlaltlnc ' will) Mm J. Iloliimti'ln of lli-nd. II I. It ice, fort Hoik merchant, re turned ttil" inornlnK from I'm t laud,! where hi attended Ituyera' week, i Mra. Mary N. Hatch of Spokane panned throiiKh llend tlila Inumlng from llurtia on her way to Pendleton.! Fred II. Wllaon. prenldi-nt of the' Tumalo lleef llrecdera' enunciation.' a bualncia vlnltor In I hi- city to day. I I .ant nlfht'a Incoming: O.-W. train mi 45 mlmltea late, arriving at 7:3u o'clock. Tim rcaaon on not I plained. Vi-rila. I.ynthcl anil I. omnia Ilcv una, who have been vlaitlna; their Krandinothi-r at lluliliard, rrturiird laat iilffht. Mr. and Mra. (Ironic llucejer and Kin and Mr. and Mra. Arthur Hill went In Klk Ink today rpi'iid thi week-end. Karl Wrymmitli. who ha been In Iilnhn and Montana for aeveral luontha, la expected to return hire tonight or tomorrow. Cull Iti'lnicold. who hna been vl ItltiR hla brother. Hurry KelnKnld, for ai'Vi'ral duya. returned luat niKlit lo hla home In Portland. It.'Y. William Itoxataky and Krnnk IMetier of I'riKuilriui. Cnl.. who ro on thHr Yuratlon. with III lli-nd yeatfr day. li'HVllitt laat nirht for Mftolltta. Mra. Aalili-y Format and datiKli tiT li'ft laat nlnht to api'tid Ihf ri-nt of AuKual nt Hi'iittli' on a vara! loll. Thry will P'lurn Si'pti-inbtT I. Dr. I). K. Ilrooka, prpaldunt of the Ilrooka-Kciinlon LnnibiT Comiuiny, la vlaltlnR In lli-nd today with hla aon. II. K. Ilrooka. Il will li'ave tonUut. I.. C. Witter, who haa been audit Inn the booka of tho school dlatricta of the county, returned haa nlftht to 1'ortlitud. huvlnit complited hia work. Mra. A. 0. Gertaon went to I.lnd, Waah., laat nlht to vialt her par ents. Khn wae accompanied by Mlaa ) Kuphemla I-anenet, who haa been via Itlna; bur hore. Mra. 3h. Muck of I'omeroy. Wash., who waa here aeveral day aRO, but haa been vlaitlna; at The Halloa, re turned laat night to complete her visit with relatives In thla city. Mlaa Beatrice Dunsmnre of Mich igan, who visited with her brother. Hay Dunamore, for acverul weeks, la here attain after spending a month at the aeaahore, before returnlnR east. A. 0. Chollck nnd family of La rino were In Bend yesterday, bring ing In Rev. Father Znlud, who haa been vlaitlna; at I.n rino for some time, to cntch the trnln. He la on hia way to Scapoose, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Nlehola left laat nlaht for a two weeks' Tacutlon, which tltey will apend at Seaside and Ilockaway beach. Paul Hoyd, who enme here from Baker, la In chnrgfl of the telegraph offtco during their absence. NOT1CK Vour hay crop should be Insured. ! am prepared to lire you real aery Ice. Call;' me. B3tfo 3. C: RHODES. - DAILY MARKET REPORT ll'rl'i-n puld hy lli'iiil Heulera to farmers. ) Itiiller nml I'KK1 Ciitti r, .17c to I'.KKi. 3v('42e. I t'ltet iililea ami I'rulla rotntoi's. new, SVic; old 2 4 ll 3c Currotn, r0i: per doz. buiii'liea. ili' i ii onloiia, Mic iloz. liilni lii'K Onlona, old, 4n Hi. I'.i'ith. r.llc .ir llli. hlltli'lli'S. 1 r i il 1 1 I i-h . r,iir per itox bunrtiea. Hi-mi li'ttinii, f,(lcii TTiC p'-r dux. Iii-ihIh. Khiihurh, r.c per lb. (llll.llIlK, IE III. (inn i-lmrrlivi, Ct: lb. ( uliliaKO. fii: lb. I Iri-Mi-il MeiHa lii'i'f I'rliiiM hIi i in, J 3 1 i : CoH, I ii.- to 1 i2r Hi. V'.ll "linn ilri'HHicI" Mr to II''. I i ik n- in ii;'r iii. Mif" l.iiiiilii, I ; yenrlliira. I 'J ' ; hi-, Or to 1 nr. ( lllrkrllM I.IkIiI hi'llH, ? In l! 1' hi'uy, 1'iii- i-; frirrH, ;,Mi n :l2, Mi-alx, I, lie il(;lil J f - Stei-ra. '- to Kr Ih. I'urk 12r to i:i' III. Shi-rp-- Liiiiilm, lir to 7c; )nai liiiKu, r to .'ir; i-wi'S, to Illr. I'lilrki'iiH lli im. Ill-lit, I "',! 2 0c; hi-avy, 2lr to i'i;r; frn-rn. -iJ'- to Sr. Poison Fiah In South Scaa. Tlii.- a n - Ii it hliii . i, liurif'l In the rnrtil kiihil of the Siilllh lu-ua the ilhia of uhime ii,rtll fill are hollow like the fain" of a rattli-kiuike. When ii-ppnl on It i.)i-t a I'oIhuii Mhlf-h kllla or rrl'ili- the llrtltn An Early Autumn Hat May ho of crept, duvctine or satin. F.eau tifiil feather hats in the new modes. Nifty shapes in velvelts and felts. We have a big line of everything in the newest and best of up-to-the-minute Millinery and the prices? Prices arc so low compara tively they will surprise you. You are wel come to look whether you buy or not. Brobert Millinery 100S Wall Street ONE MORE WEEK! The Macy & Baird Comedians COMFORT Bend Watertight & Power Co. "EVEN IF DADDY ISNT THERE" Little Olrl Ramembarad to Offer Up Piayer for Protection to the Firemen, There f-iiiiit li the kllnli-rifiirli-11 a little in-.v i;lil, who a na ahy aa ahe hum pri-Hy. I n-miiri'ly ahe fol liiui-il ll.i' iiil.i-r rhllilreii arounil the rni'iii nml it In n they lii-iiiin ImllillnK Hlih IiIih l. hhe ml ami wall hi-il without mvhiK a won'. Tim lem lier wae womlerliitf wliethi-r or not she could fi'iix hrr to talk, wln-n tint lire lull ruiiK. I ii ii ii 1 1 ' tlie tot wua on hi r fi-i-l. 'I hi-re a the fire hell, leiu hi r," ahe wilil, -' lii-illy. "Count the rliiK. wnn'l ouV" Aii'l. to pli-iine hi-r, ti-iirlier rnulileil uml r"niiii the cull. With a look of hiiii,in-'- i,n ln-r fare the Utile Klrl mi iliivin. "J l.i. t Imi I my ilmhly a fin hoiiw HUH, I,, r." ahe tan I'!, aotlly, "hilt III huM in pray ii iiiluuie in none of the oili er lin-iiiii &.-I-1 hurt." In:- 11 few rei'oiiila her little bead UUN i"rtl-l Hill) hlT liiH UIOM-'l. 'lii-ll she i-iinit- hm U to hr him ka nhi ex-I'l.iiin-'l io the i,ii'-lii-r: '.M"tlnr nml I nluuya prny fur t In-Ill, i-vi-n If illi.lily Imi I II. I-H-. "Ill 'l, lililllii. II Ni-wi. The Oram at Ita Beat. At i tint time of il-iy l (he mind of f In- ioitiu'i' iiiihi. lining no ordinary il:i)'a work, nim-t i-flii-h-li' ? Silppum that In- rivi i l.i-twi-cn 7 and M In the lliiiriilliif uliil 'im- to hed uliotlt II, when l In- iiiii-t fit fur the ee-utl"n nf the pri'hleuia of the day requiring; the niipllriitlon of hrnln powerT The anaui-r, ui'i-iirillnr m n-'-ent Inveatlcn tloim hy an eminent pyriolo(;lst, la "hetw iH-ii in nnd 11 a. in.." anya Lon don Tit l'.lt. Will Remain in Bend One More Week Only Change of Play Nightly TCNlGHT-,'Toby The Detective" SUNDAY-"The Barrier" MONDAY-in Walked Toby" and six more sure-fireplay TOBY SAYS: "IT'S SUKE SOME SHOW"! Homo la the place In which wo really live. .Make It a comforTa ble and beautiful aa poaslble. Duplexallte fills each room with a warm, aoft, adequate light. It la a unique combination of direct and Indirect lighting, making poaalble tho use III the home of the Mania "C", the mont efficient and economical lamp ever known. Guitar Introduced by Moore. The eiiiiar una Introduced Into Kin In hy the Moors admit the "ear C's. Ily i hi- l,eeiiiilni; of the 'ne ii-i-nth i-i-nt iit-y the Siunloh eultnr tin -1 M-roiiM. a favhloiiahle liiitruiui'iit on the eontlneiif. Ki-fillnainl Kor, a Mpnii luiil. Iiimi'.-ht the pillar Into fnat ixipiilarlly In Ijieiand with hla coin. pimlltnllH. lie unceeilc't In hllll : uhlliK the limn ,i-ife,i KiiflMi lunriiiM-iit Mnuio lilullanl, no linllan. wna a dla UiiKulnhi'il rlviil of Sor'a. (itln-r will known r-oinpotij-rft were l-cuni, Kri-ut-t t mnl Ix-miiird Kehiilx. I'.erlln und I'aei, nlni were (.-til t ii rl ul n of note. j 1 When We Wash and j Polish Your Car 1 It Will Look Like New i We Save You jj Time and Money. il Pioneer Garage rr It s Time to cf Cleanse (T tKei Vv Human House Pure, healthy blood pro-! tects the body against di; ease. Sometimes cleansing of the blood will ward off ; long spell of illness. MAGILL & ERSKINE I BREAD IS THE STAFF OF LIFE . On the quality of the bread you eat depends the nourishment you obtain from it. There is no better bread made than the light, large, well browned loaves we bake. It is wholesome, nutritious and palatable, made from the purest of materials and in the most even way. Our new oven bakes every loaf uniformly. When you want Bread. ask your grocer for the best-- American Bakery Bread Don't overlook the fact that we have the choicest of pastries. Always fresh and appetising. Let Our Bakers Be Your Bakers During These Hot Days American Bakery OREGON, STREET !H 1 - - ' i H Leave It to Bute Leglalatore. Mi.n a soiiiv uillllona of years ruacliliig hla prewmt stane of develop inent ; hut I',o It Knarted may p-i tilm op. St. Ixiiila Globe Iieiimerot, SECOND REGULAR B. A. A. C. DANCE! AMERICAN LEGION' BUILDING Tonight Music- Starts at Members, 50c. Non-Members, $1.00 American Legion Orchestra. ', tn:iii;aujm.ii:iiiii!m:i:r:;iimiii:ii-iiiii iiiu.:ji.;.iiiiii j l-..:a.!ii!iuji..iia.Jl.amiunBcai i ajm r-Tritti-TiTuriunmmniriiirirraTiTr;;,, , 1 i-i r,-r, i 1 ir-TrrrTin-T-rBacal) 01 . II Be careful FIRE! PROTECT THE FOREST. It represents millions of dollars to Central Oregon. The Brooks-Scanlon Lumber Co. The Shevlin-Hixon Company Meanlnj of "Talking" Dream. " If ymi dream thnt yno Inlk much to:i will he exposed to some malicious plana: If you bear muih tnlklnir around you he careful of your nelRhhora. i 0:30 oV-lrx-k. of t inruramrrmmtmuunruraltttnunnmsiimmttttuirtn J,