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FRIDAY. OCTOI1ER 7. 1921.
ALL IS WELL: Let not
rour heart be troubled: ye be
lieve in God. believe also in
me. In my Father's house are
many mansions: if it were not
so. I would have told you. I
go to prepare a place (or you.
John 14: 1. 2.
BUSINESS STREET PARKING
. After reading all that has been
said in the Portland papers tor the
past few months about automobile
parking an the business streets and
then observing the conditions exist
ing here In Bend one wonders if it
might not be a good plan to bring
about a change here. Of course, we
would hardly venture to suggest that
Portland conditions, with street
cars, scores of automobiles and hun
dreds of pedestrians, were duplicat
ed here. At the same time there are
points of similiarity that seem to
as to make It worth while to sug
gest the desirability, at least, of dis
cussing a possible change.
We are fortunate in having in our
business section streets of a good
width. Nevertheless, with cars park
ed on both sides there remains only
comparatively narrow course for
other cars to pass through. This nar-
Towness is the more noticeable and
dangerous when cars are backed out
from the curb to proceed on their
journey. One or two accidents have
occurred this summer because of this
condition. It Is remarkable that there
have not been more.
Another objection In connection
with cars closely lined up along the
curb Is in the inability of shoppers
to take their purchases directly from
the store to the conveyance. Store
keepers, we should suppose, would
much prefer to have the space in
front of their stores open for their
customers, than filled by the cars
of others.
We are not urging any arbitrary
opinion In the matter. We should
like, however, to have it discussed
Perhaps we are all wrong and every
body Is satisfied with the present
arrangement. What is the feeling in
respect to this parking?
rmfATTTVTP ATTfVVS
SAYS CHURCHILL WANTED
To the Editor:
Readers of last night's Bulletin
are led to believe that my presence
at the school board meeting of Oct
ober 5 was for the purpose of beg
ging apology. My presence there was
in behalf of high school students who
had agreed to return to their studies
should the board agree to call State
Superintendent Churchill. The board
would not agree to this arrangement
In consequence a number of students
have decided to leave our schools
and attend elsewhere.
FRANK BROBERT.
SHOW ME A MAN THAT
CAN CUT A PIE INTO
RipplingRhijmQS
afVtett Mason
Farewell, Summer
When sizzling Summer pulls her freight, and
lets the Autumn in, my lyre hits up a better gait
inay'st hear the merry din. When Summer's getting
in her work, I spring a noble bluff, 'and, with an
optimistic smirk, I say that she's the stuff. Oh,
where, I ask, would be our wheat, and radishes and
beans, if summer didn't send the heat that ripens
all such greens? Oh, where would be the luscious
fruit, the pumpkins and the maize, if Summer's
sun refused to shoot its justly famous rays? lut
even as I deftly spring conundrums such as these,
I wish that Summer would take wing, and send an
early freeze. It is no treason now it's o'er, or fad
ing to its rest, to say that Summer is a bore, and
now and then a pest. I'm always glad when Sum
mer goes, and Autumn makes her bow, and hands
us hints of early snows to cool each fevered brow.
When sizzling Summer comes again, if I am still
on earth, I will point out to melting men her virtue
and her worth; and as I boost her varied charms,
I'll sigh, in accents drear, "I'd gladly give two up
land farms if Autumn days were here !"
WROTE A STORY AND
IS NOW RICH
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This is .Mrs. Olive Thilli-n o l ot
Angeles. Five years axo .he was
poor. Then she wrote a storv ih.it
brought hei a pruc. Unh the
nioncy she bought a rtir.il ro.iiiunK
house. She hat prospered until now
he has a great apartment hotel, and
m well on the way to a loitune of a
Juvenile Kunrar.
Tti poiMll lltulcr Mllll'.t ile Wlia Tt'll.
nvMin's "Tin- !tiMk" tuiil tin- itipl!a
with itHviHl to wrltt' n MMiti'iiiv roil
tttlnliti; tin woriN '(tiot" iintl "Iiitii.
titii- miiuII 1 1 1 1 1 ttinii'il in this one:
. little girl I know hml mi awful
coot doll. Inn It wnsn't hi'm."
Caterpillar Watch for Enemies.
The raterpll'nr knows that thfre Is
saft't.v In numbers, and whole com
panies may be found fettling side by
side while keeping a sharp lookout
for their bird enemies; but when a
caterpillar la by himself he scarcely
dares to move for fear of attracting
attention.
Eggs Are Good Imitations.
A reniiirknhle and lnexllt'tiMe fiict
alxuit the cuckoo's eggs is that they
very commonly resemble the eggs of
the bird In whose nest they are IhIiL
Of 7.VS cuckoo eggs In the Berlin Nut
ur.tl History museum, .173 strikingly re
semble the egg of the foster parent
In color and marking.
Tracing History of Cabbage.
The Romans nre ereillliHl with In-
tnxluiing rnlibnge Into Knglaml, nml
the soldiers of CroimvrJI carried It to
Seotltuid and tnuile It popular there,
as tin y llil also In Ireland, according
to tradition.
No Shock Absorber,
Slimy a tuiin gets a rtty bud full
front being thrown on his own re
sources. nrtoona Mitgnrlne.
Well
I'll
be
jiggered !
OTHER men have said it
you'll say it too!
For Chesterfields have "put
utross" something new.
A new Havor, yes, but greater
than that!
A new kin:l of cigarette enjoy
ment. Chesterfields satisfy!
Like a long cool drink when
you're thirsty! Kike a thick, juicy
steuk when you're hungry 1
Like a
Well the point is that Chester
fields do it
They satisfy.
Thanks to the Llend Turkish,
blended with Hurley and other
choice home-grown tobaccos, in
the exact proportions to bring out
the finest qualities of each.
can't be copied
erfield
CIGARETTE S
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Lioostt & Mvtm Tobacco Co,
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Turn Down Your
Electric Light
and thereby save from thirty to eighty per
cent of the current consumed when burning an
ordinary fifty watt lamp.
A light all night is often necessary, either
in the sick room or in the nursery, and if a
lamp can be burned economically all hesitation
is lost when necessity presents itself. Ditn-a-lites
were made for just this purpose
Price, $1.40
Bend Water Light & Power Co.
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Stop The Fires
Before They Start
Join in making this the most successful
Fire Prevention Campaign
Help To Make Hend Fireproof
The Brooks-Scanlon Lumber Co.
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S Fire Prevention Is Fast Becoming the Most
Effective Movement Ever Started
Since its origination in 191G the ellimination of
fire has reached its highest percentage this
year. Government reports of tires in the United
States show a 52'f decrease over 1916 and a
17VV;;, decrease over last year.
Monday is National Firo Prevention Day. Join
the great movement and make Hend fireproof.
The Shevlin-Hixon Company
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DR. C. A. FOWLER,
Physician & Surgeon
O'Kann IllilK. Koum 16
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