TIIK IIKMI IIII.I.KTIN. DAILY KldTIOV. IlKM), OltKOOV, MOMMY. fMTOIIKIl fl, itfil.
ruan 8
IIICMI Tit AIN H( III IH I.IC
Orrunn Trunk
Arrive. 7: IIS A. M.
I.enveii 7:30 I. M.
.-V. It. .
Arrive, 1:1,0 I', M.
I .kii Vf. 7:00 A. M
LOCAL NKWS ITKMS
T. II, Foley ii'IimihmI thin morning
(in a trip to Kuleni.
Mr. mill Mm. KiiK''ii" Aililey are
vIhIHiik In ll ml from thai Oregon Ni
trate inliio ut Khcep nioil li l,i In.
Itiilpli l.ura mill Hubert K, Irifit-n
have returned to lli'iul after ii motor
trip to I'cndlelnn mitt I'ortluuil.
Mm. It, II. Gould returned IIiIk
morning frotii Seattle, where h Ii him
been for nevcral moiiiha, for mi op
(nil Inn, mill vlnltlng wlih relative
'. A. Kiiowle. Tygli Itldge lniil
niniher. uiiil hln three mina i,ii...'d
IhroiiKlMl.-nd ihU ni'inilng on their
way to (hi) luiiuiitulii for it deer
hunt,
Tir. J. C, Kllno of tin- bureau of
miliniit Industry, purm-d IhrniiKh
Mi-iiiI ycnlcrduy on III" wny to heud
iiiiirtcr In Spokane after a trip Into
iiorthiTii I. uko county.
C. II. Iliilvrrxon, Tom l.nreiunn.
I'. Ili'iinon. II. I.avery, A. I'elama.
tiimt Allili-rmin. furl Cann yniu.
and A. Illin were papmenger to Kll- j
vi-r Lake on the tnK tlil morning
Mr. ami Mra. Itiilpli Martlet! re
turned yenterduy from California,
where they have been for noun- time.
Mr. Iliirtlett will reaume management
of I lie Harden llolrl annul October
10.
Thirty-five Hi-nil member of th
I'rcibytcrlan church want to Ti-rm-bonne
yenterduy to attend preaching
nervier by Hey. II. C. Ilurtranft.
Following thn ervlre a picnic dinner
aerved.
Ir. J. ('. Vnmli-vi-rt la bark In lli-liil
from l.oa A nc It- . Iir. Vandcvert
waa Intending to apend h! viirallon
In the aniithcrn city, hut wu mih
poenaed to appear In Thi- lialle to
te.tify for the mate In the Ab- Kvar.a
'murder trial.
J. M. Kngan. formerly a clerk at
thn Kry Hotel In rieuiile, hu come
to take the day clerk poaltlon at thr
I'llnt lluttn Inn. George Thorua. who
tin been employed In thla capacity
for everal week, returned to I'ort
I u ml yeatcrdiiy.
LUMBER PRODUCTION INCREASES
NOTED BY AMERICAN LUMBERMAN
lluylng Iiiih In Hiifflclenlly uaed primarily by IndiiHtrliil con-
tiong to u ff i-il m ti I -r In 1 y thn price
mM uii t Id it with thn n-ii u 1 1 thiil whole
ii Ii- hoiiI In i n plno price Ihivii lid-vui.i-imI
Mi-vi-itil dolliiia a thoiiHiiuil
f"i-t mill these ihIvuiicc huv been
well luiiliiluliiiil, I tin Aiin-rli'iiP I.iiiii-
I bi-iniiin Mate. It ihIiIm: "Telcgra-phl'-
ml v Icon from thn I'uelflc coaat
Klnte Hint prlcea oil tint llppnr guide"
of fir liri' nit viinrlliK rapidly mnl flnt
Ki n In alnck la iiIimohI uiiirii'iirubi.
"A HiKlllf iciiiit development of the
ni'iilii-i la thn IncrniiMii In thn ptir-rhiiHi-a
of hemlock In thn North,
North ( iirollnu pllm on thn Atlantic
rim mi mid whltu pine from tho north
ern dixit Irt. In other worila, aoft
wifoda which on tho wholo have hi-i-u
aimii-wliiit IiIkIht In prli-i- limn aouth
in pil e, urn now In di-inund bccaimc
i-oiifhi-ru plno prlrca havu ailvunccd
to t-rjtiitl them, Alan atoi ka of aoutli-
rn pine urn bnilly broken anil buy
era ure flndlnic Rrent difficulty in
KeiHnK all their reiulrniuuta fill
ed, I Iiiii forcliiK them to turn their
attention to other produclnif re
Klntia. "I'rodiictlon la Increaalntx but th
Inrrcuae ua yet bua not been auffl
clent to riiuul the Increaae In thn
volume of ordera. Theae orders are
li I mum wholly for llnnndlulii ahlp
ineni and rouipiirut Ively little iec
ulHtlvn buyliiK l I"' I nit dnno. Kur-ilii-r
atreaalnc tba (euerul ImproTc-tiM-iit
In all dlvlalona of the lumber
market la the fuel that the demand
for hardwooda l materially greater
and prln-a are firm thouith they have
not advanced to any eitent.
"Soft wooda ara uaed primarily
In home bullditiic: hardwood arc
cerna. T Iiiih the uiiKUK iiled pin i Iibhi-b
III Nil dlvlHlona of Ilin lumber In
dun! ry reflect Hut Kennrul Improve-
lueiil In biiMlneaH coiidlllona throiiKh-'
out the fulled Hluli-a
AMKKK'AN IJANKKKS
(JATIIIOK IN SOUTH
I lllr l.'nllnt l-rnu lutln ll-ial llullctln.)
I.OS AN(il-:i,KS, Oct. 3. Two
jthoiiaiiud iiieniln-ra of thn AmerUun I
j linn In-1 UHHiji-liitlnii are hern to at
tend the forty-aevenlh annual con-j
vi-nllon which officially open Tui-h-'
day.
Death In a Pillow Cj;.
The featliera III 11 pllluiv from Itlia-
ln aiarted o f l In- wnrat eilieuilca
which baa ever liila-n itine In Slla-rla
Mr. and Mra. Krwln C. Trotter
have returned to the Trotter ranch
In the Arnold tllntrlct to make their
home. They have been at Sullen.
Wah . where Mr. Trotter ( m
I'loyed by the Sunaet I.uinle-r fo
Mra. Trotter who wi formerly Ml
Mildred Meradorf. taiiKht for en ral
yenra In the Itend achonlx.
AT TIIK IIOTKLS
K. Hamaker. Klamath Kalla; Fred
H. I-wla. Kan Kranclaco. .
Iliatel r.) I., r. H-cker. The
Dullea; Mra. I.. II. Yetilter. La
(irni.de: N. ('. Taylor. Portland: Fred
C. A. White and wife, Portland: Mr.
and Mra. T. W. Karrla. Kan Krancla
co: It. Nelaon and wife, Madraa;
'. A. tiykeman, I.akevlew! (). ..
Itahn, Portland.
Wrllttil Hotel t. Itakne. The l)al
lea; V. . f anl ri ll, I. a Pine; II. K.
Neil. Silver Lake; J. U. Huffman.
I. a Pine: ('. 11. Jeremiah. Portland;
Mra f. V. KlelKleder. New York; F.
J. Jnhnaon. Mlnneapolla; I). W. John
ann. Mlnneapolla; K. K. Alderman.
Prlnevllle; Carl Marion. Tumalo; II
K fompton. KuKi-ne; F. M. Jonea.
fa man; K. l.oula. Culver; Joe lirown,
Portland.
IhmnliiK Hotel I). V. Smith and
wife. Portland; (I. A. Jnhnaon. Van
couver: K. J farro. Itolvat; (leorBe
K Storey. Portliiml: William G.
Ki.hn. S. I. 4,- S ; K. K. Farley. Ta-cnrmi.
Pilot lllitle Inn John J foil
i i- . . t. . t I-.,, ,.
1 IU U 1 1111, .1 e ii , .ii'i mi ii ,, i-'i I-
Portland; f. F. Shepherd. Portland;
F. A. Voertinan. Portl.unl : liai ty
! r. Poillaril; J Ti in-i-l.' r. Jr. at I
wife, Portland: John HcikcM. Port
li lid : William fox. Seattle; (icorRe
It. Van Water. Port land; W. F. Kn
el. Ilrnoka-Scaiilon Lumber Co.: W.
A. Itlethmlller. Portland; J A. Ite.'d.
llolae; J. C. Kxllne. WaM.i Wnlla;
John M. Sinclair and. wife, Portland:
11. A. Piinn. Onkliiiiil. Cnl.: Hy lleall.
K.-attle; M. i. I.ewla. Seattle; II M.
Jenkiti. Portliind; Mr. and Mrs. F.
II. Canlner. Crane; J. I. Caveihlll.
I'ottliinil; Norninn Jacot-ioii, Sl-tera;
I). M. .Mcl.einnre. Klaniuth Fall: II
; Mtl HI- TIMNKS
! Tt-e Won,' I' Chic l.eaitiie wlah"
i,i . -iie-. their miiKt hearlv iipure
claili n for tlie iienerou cooperation
;,i-n Ih'-m !! the )ireiarat loll of
!'... ii- n Priiiliii-lx il.nner lat
'I'd : l ' uv l v I'. -11 .lnin-on. fhllder
At in k r r-i 1 1 1: . ItlverHlde FlorNta,
Ani'-i -an ll.iki-rv, H-ike -P.:ie Itakery,
' I.nran Catiilv Co., Polmo (Itii-A-era'
Winter Months and Cold
Nights Coming!
Thn old oil III tho crnnk
raao I dirty and Rrltty. Thn
nnininr urudn of oil I worn
)iit, nnd too heavy for winter
me. Thl dirty ami heuvy nil
caunr tho motor to mart hard,
put an extra Htrnln on the
battery nnd KturtliiK motor, nil
of which tend to cau Herlmm
trnubln lntor.
Oil ahould hn chiuiRed nnd
crunk cao clnonml at lont
every 600 mile to keep your
motor at lilghnat pIDcloney.
Wn clean and fliilt your
crank cane, put In tho proper
Krado of oil for your motor, on
tho atrnot. In your own (tiiiaco
or any plnco In thn city at a
coat to you of 60c anil the
price of oil uted.
You wrill Im atirprlsnd at tho
renewed vlnor of your enr
nftnr wrn liavo clennnd It, nnd
rnplacnd thn oil oil with tho
proper Kriulo 'or winter lrlv-lnn-
Call 140-W nnd we nre on
tho Job.
Deschutes Garage Co.
Nnah Car
Federal Tim
LOW
PRICES
AT
SMITH'S
Oltl Dutch Ck'anscr....9c
Or 3 cans for 25c
White Star Flour..$1.69
Choice Cooking Apples,
per box $2.33
Hooth Sardines, larpe
can for 19c
Smith's. Special Coffee,
per lb 30c
Other prices in com
parison. FREE DELIVERY
You save by paying
cash at
Smith's Cash
Grocery
"We Sell For Less"
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Proper Attention
Saves You Money
When you feel tinder the
weather you will Immediately
ronmilt a pliHlclan that he
DilKlit diaicnoan your raae and
ward off arvern lllni-Mi.
Your car need the aamn
conalilerallon. When a amall
Irtinliln develoMi. It ahould he
taken to a reliable mechanic
and have It repaired.
i IF TIIK SMALL TIUII'Ri.KH
AltK ATTKNDKH To. LAIUiK
ONKH WILL. ' K V Kit HE-
xkiah:
K irAK.TFK KATIH.
FACTOHY KKPAIK WOKK.
Deschutes Garage Co.
Nauli i'mru Frlrl Tlrm
Why Allow Your Hair
to Become Gray?
It I unnecoiaary to allow
(tray atreaka to creep Into your
hair and mar your appear
ance. INECTO
I the latent (llcovery of
science and I absolutely a
permanent hair dye. In no
way harmful to either the
hair or acalp.
Call and let u dcmmiKtrato
It value to you.
Mrs. Muller's
Hairdressing Parlors
I lt (lltCCON STItKLT
I IKlNi; (ll-W
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Coats of Marked Individuality
Ko many coat In iii-Ii attractive style, color and fabric. Ktyle Include
the neml titled looxn model, and alno a number of traiKht line. Some have
bell, other are embroidered, buttoned or fur trimmed. Fabric arn rich and the
colorliiK are varied.
Tim price for thei coat lire lower much lower than the price for mer
chandise of similar quality In the Immediate past. They are tho direct result! of
our determined effort to bring uppurel cost down to normal.
Priced at $28.75, $37.50, $39.50, $45.00
Other Coats at $13.50 to $55.00
The True Cost of a Corset Must he Judged by It's Quality
fionard Hlt-h flrade f'ornetn at $5.00 that
may he bad In white coutil and batiste and also
In pink brocade. They ure with hlKh, medium
and low bust and mime are with double Kklrt.
prcventiiiK them from ever becoming out of Hhape.
There are hardly two fix ure alike and no
two shape of corset that are precisely the same.
Numerou shape are neceary to perfectly fit
the different variation of figure. You cannot
make yourself fit a corset, and there'! a model In
thl special group that I shaped according to
your line.
The model we carry are not experiment,
but are make that have Kiven perfect tiatisfaction
and are well known: but because of the special
price we are withholding the trademarked name.
Ml Hager), a graduate coraetoerre, I now In
charge of our corset department, to make all
fitting.
Other Corset at 94c to (10.00. In Cosaard,
Royal Worcester and Bon Ton makes.
Cold Weather is coming to stay making this the time to buy
BLANKETS and COMFORTERS
We have aold more blankets this season than ever, due to the low prices and
high quality, but our stock are still complete because we made big preparations
and bought early.
Hotels and boarding house will And it to tbeir advantage to see ns before
tbey lay in their supply for winter.
Cotton Blanket; white or gray; large size; good quality; pretty pink or blue
border, at I-H. f2.21, 2.00 and per pair.
Woolnap Blankets: grey or wblte; large size for double beds; very fine quality
pink or blue borders, at tt.fMi a pair.
Maid Woolnap Blankets at and 4.5 pair.
Cotton Comforten; large ilze, lilkoline covered and filled with wblte sanitary
cotton; beautifully scroll stitched, at 9:i.UM to 90.75.
IT ALWAYS PAYS TO STOP AND SHOP AT
MANNHEIMERS
THE QUALITY STORE OF BEND.
Association, Pacific Fruit A Produce
Co.. Hoe I'lunkett. It. S. Joyce.
Central Oregon Farmer' Creamery
Association. Smead's Dairy. Bend
Dairy, the varloua cburche. Mend
Bulletin, printing of menus: Bend
l'res. printing of ticket; and Bend
teacher for serving.
WOMAN'S CIVIC LEAfll E.
By MRS. R. S. DA UT,
Chairman of Committee.
Adv.
Itl LLKTlX HARC.AIX OCT. 1 TO 15
Take advantage of The Bulletin
bargain rated. The Daily by carrier
for one year, 5..VI. The Daily by
mail for one year, I.(K). The Week
ly by mail for one year, $1.0X1.
Bulletin "Want Ads" bring re
sults. Try them.
All Radiators Repaired, Rebuilt, Recored
New Kord (iuarnnteed Radiator.
Stop tlioso leaky rear wheel with
'. Ai M. Oil Retainer for Korif rr
and truck.
Lang'ieln 4 Speed Auxiliary Trans
mission for Kord car anil truck.
Simplex Ball Thrust Rearing for
Ford car.
Aluminum Repairing
Auto & Radiator Shop
118 IKYING AVE.
Phone 2-2H-W Re. S01-J
1 ' " I
Your Shoes will smile
with satisfaction- over
the splendid job of re
pairing they will re
ceive at our hands.
Lindeborg & Hanson
120 Minnesota Street
Bulletin "Want Ads" bring re
sults. Try them.
If Every Dollar
Counts
If you have a ue for every
dollar you earn
If food, rent and, .clothing
eat up a large portion of your
Income
If you hate tbe idea of leav
ing your wife and children un
provided for, even though you
haven't much money to spend
on life Insurance , .
You w ill be Interested In our
Travelers Guaranteed lw-cost
Life .Contracts.
They provide you with the
lareest amount of good insur
jnce protection for every dol
lar that you can afford to
pend fpr thi purpose.
Ret our rates today.
J. C. RHODES
INSIRANCE SPECIALIST
801 Wall St. Telephone 7
"Goodbye Anxiety"
FURNACES
PIPE AND PIPELESS
SHEET METAL AND ROOFING
Win. MONTGOMERY Minnesota St,
PERMANENT AS THE PYRAMIDS
Concrete Pipe Company
BEND, OREO.ON
Stwer Pipe, Im'gitioB Pipt, Wiler Pipe, Culvert Pipe, BniltCog Block
Well Curbing, Concrete Silos
Ii it's made of concrete, we make it
Box 157 BEND, OREGON . Phone 249
ALL YEAR
TELEPHONE SERVICE
At all seasons of the year Pacific Long Dis
tance telephone service helps to keep up the vol
ume of Oregon tra'de. The invitation to "Buy
Oregon Products" becomes a reality when com
munication between distant parts of the state
is made easy. Business transactions between
buyer and seller can be arranged quickly, eco
nomically and satisfactorily over our long dis
tance lines.
Use all your business aids. Extend your ter
ritory and increase your sales by use of long dis
tance service. It is the modern way efficient
prompt convenient.
Ask for Tacific Long Distance.
Pacific States Telephone
Telegraph Co.