TIIK ItKM) lit IJ.KTIN. DAILY EDITION, UK NO, OKKUON, MOVMV, 'MTOIIKK 17, 1021.
PACE 8
MINI) THAIN HrillllHLi:
Ori'iimi Trunk
Arrives, 7:8G A. M.
Limvns 7:30 !'. M.
o..w. it. n.
Arrives. 8:50 I'. M.
Lcuves, 7:00 A. M.
LOCAL NKWS ITEMS
J. A. lioiliniiil of Culver visited In
lli'iul yeuierduy.
W. A. Plehctt of T 'i n Iml.ll'l Wild
III II' ml I Mm morning.
William Vim A I l. n of lt"liniiii'l In
Vlnlllllg III I ! 1 1 t today.
Waller Wright nf Terrebonne vIh
It ! Iii lli inl yi'Mi-iiluy.
WIIIIimii Krliiilx went li 1 1 nod l!:ur
lnnl night mi u liiinlm- n (rip.
Hull 1 1 lie n of A I fit If it was In Hem)
)i'Hii'rilny, I ii v I n k lut night for I'oit
IiiikI. Will. am liuiiglii "f H"llil li ft hist
II I K It t III spetlll several ll)H III Ojl.ll
City.
Jnllll Klllher of I or 1 1 II 1 M Vlnll
lllK Hli lil imp-lit hero fur u few
days.
Mrs. K. I.. MlllT of Pulnley In vl
liliiK wllh Mr. unit Mm. It. N. Ilurh-
Walter.
Mm. II. Kmart mid Mm. I.. Br
Iht of Itcdiiionil visited In Hnid yes
terday. Mm. Louise Krhnefer of Diamond
ranrli was In Ili-ml yesterday on l.er
way to Portland.
Mr. and Mm. Hhulor C. Kldrldge
of Burns with In Hend yesterday on
thlr way to Portland.
I. Welnsleln and dutiKhti'r of
lliirna were III Hend ycsterduy on
thrlr way to Portland.
I.io Wright and John flu pp. who
iiavs been at lledmond during the
pant week, returned lant nlKht.
Mm. Cluyton (I. Itoney returned
last night from Hood Itlver. where
she tin been fur aeverul inontlia.
Mm. Oeorge Kanoff and sun re
turned last nlKht from lleii:nnd.
where t ha-y were for several diys hint
week.
John I), roln went to Portland lust
night for an examination III connect
lon with hla service compenioiilon
rlulni.
W. II. II..II, ikIh-uc! nf l.a Pir.e, who
rerently mild hla land In th Des
chutes tmln to a large limber roin
pnny, la In Hend today.
A. A. Anderson, Mr. and Mm. Clyde
M. MrKay, (ionlon MrKay und J. Al
ton Thompson have returned from
l.a (irnlide, where they drovi" last
week.
On account of Hie rrpalra now go
Iiik on In tin American Legion butlil
Iiik, there will be no Hoy Scout me..'-
ACHES AND PAINS
SLOAN'S GETS 'EM !
AVOID tlir misery rif racking p.iin.
Iluvo a IhiiiIu of Moan's l.ini
mint handy mill noply when
you firl Irel ilui ni hi or ikhii.
It iiii My I'iiM n llir !. niul wn'ln
a 1'iliiiK of warmth tliroiii(li I lm
oc Iiiiik i.irt. .S'ouh'j Liniment penetrate!
uitlwul tuhlnn.-
1 inc, loo, lor rheumatism, neuralgia,
St latira, sprains ttii'l str.i inn, still juiuu,
lame I. H k Ull'l aorc nniw Irs.
l or fort v years ji.iin'a enemy, Ailc
yoiirnrii-l'o'ir.
At nil liugi:it 3V, 70r, 1M0.
Liniment I
GRANDMA'S COVERLET
RESCUE
C.mmw Your Cnmolvtrloa of plrnf!.
vn art.l tillMf fnrnil i i.f i tir-ririt.
Km frcoty lr. llfilMwn'a ktMtwm Uint-
fTM-nt, (aOtall Ut OTfliina, lirrilNtf alllln.
n. tHhor vktn lrfrull. Vum ut Vl-
Dr.Hobsons
EczcmaOintmcat
Iiik till" win k. Tim in-Kl tliiK will
hit u week from tomorrow I) ! K 1 1 -
Ci'iirtci K. I'nliy. miinuK'r of lliv
ArniH W'lill" I.1111I und Color worka,
U In lli'iul on hlx hiuiiI-uiiiiiiuI trip.
Ilj will l"ii vi tomorrow for an out
1 1: K In tli-' nioiiiiluliia wllh (ii'iirri"
Child.
('. A. Klrpplii. n iil "tuti- dt-alcr of
Ori'Knn City, und ('. P. Tullman of
Cri-kluim, who huvn bi-rn looklnK at
In 1 U In Ilui vlrlnlly of tli-nd for ai-v-ciul
liuya, I' ll luHt nlklit for cuntc-ni
Orvgon.
Tl.p liciid Commercial cluli la In
r--! nl of a li'ttnr from Mi'lvlllo T.
Wit... of Porllund. rrrallliiK a brar
hunt ni-ar llmid III 1 B 9 4 wllh W. P.
mid Dirk Vand'-vi-rt. Two bpara wi-re
hiii-Kod, Wlro, Portland milliliter,
K'-lll.'K on u of t In-m .
The nliTi-nplIran li-cture on the
lllhli' and Mlimlonn whli h waa to have
been civil ut the lluptlnt church to
nil; lit I111 a been poat poned, ai lr. J.
C Aunlln hua found It Impoaalble to
n arh ll'-nd In tluia. The dute nf the
tenure will bit announced luter.
Ml III P.
The Prenhyfrliin (iulld will pro
neiil Hie riimeily "Mlria hunan'a Kor
tutie." with aeverul mimical num
ber and a ailver tea In the Preaby
lerlan church WednehiUy. (let. 1.
at 3 p m. A cordlul Invitation la
etleii'led to all. 11 3-1 1 4c
NOT l:
Wauled It r Ik ti t yoiiiiK man to do
fall- work, with car preferred. We
train you. Apply at o::re, llend
llrdar o. 113-lHc
::r:::r .1 sp
y P;. H.f
The Part Which
Wire Plays
,ThlH room brcuthea comfort
a iiiliit, roatfiil repimr'.
KverythliiK about It ImllcnteH
nil urt.
We curry our art behind tho
wiiIIh, too whern the wtiliiK
(liilelly riirrleH the current In
Jimt the correct (iiiniilliy to
III like the nturea 11 nil lU'lillllK
1I0 tlmlr part In ncciirdiinco
with purpimo mid pliin.
VlrliiR Ih not almply n mut
ter of HtrliiKlUK wire. 11 la a
matter nf know Iiik the enn
ac.lontlnim wny to plnco the
wlrea rlKl't. bntwenn walla niul
ii ml it flooiM which work you
often do not aee. It la nlnn a
mutter of doing tho work of
flcli'iitly. Wo will ahow you whnt wo
mnnn If you will lot ua know
when your pinna either for n
new bonne or for remodelling
tho proaent 0110 nro ready for
wlrliiH and for lighting.
Bend Water Light &
Power Co.
AT TIIK HOTELS
PH.. I Unite Inn 7.. M. Klimley. II.
W. Kleet, II. I.. Ilynea. David Itob
eriHon, J. It. Dunbar, J. K. Ilrown.
D. J. Hldwell, (ieorgn JoIiuiihoii, II.
() llarr. C. W. Truilgeon. Hen A.
Ilell.iniy, V. II. WhiH-ler, A. I.. Ilerg.
J. T. Hardy. Kugeno McMlllln. Mm.
K. A. Will. K. A. Klnclulr. John I).
Williaina, Portliind: K. M. Parnell
and wife. w. C. Chumpion, F. T.
Slllllll. Itnli-lt Allies, Keullle; O. J.
It.n.rK''. lmliiih; Carl Wodeckl. The
Dull'": P. K. Jiimeaon and wife, Den
ver: Mr. and Mm. (Spurge Stanley,
II. W. Anderson and wife. Chiragn;
Mrs. Merle Kvaus, Knnsas City, Mo.;
Miss Helen James. Jewell, Kan.; It.
Ileali.y and wife, Meridian, Texas;
II. II. Corey. Herbert II. Iluuser. (Suy
M. llnrris, Mrs. Ii II. Duiiciin. Snlem;
Hubert M. Diinrun, Hums; W. C. Hol
llnnhe:id. La Pine; A. J. Connolly.
Miiiipln.
Hotel Cory Nellie Uott, I.ee Kldg
way, hhaulko; Mr. and Mrs. I.. 8.
Dey, Silver Lake; L. S. Newell,
Charles Mapln, Mndrns: Jack Itose.
Winter Months and Cold
Nights Coming!
The old oil III the crank
rnso la dirty and gritty. Tho
luniiner grudn of oil In worn
ut, unit toir benvy for winter
Ise. This dirty nnd heavy oil
causes tho motor to ntart hard,
puts an extra atrnin on the
buttery nnd aturtlng motor, all
of whlrh tend to cause serious
trouble luter.
Oil should bo changed and
rrnuk rune cleaned at least
every 5U0 miles to keep your
motor nt highest elUclonty.
Wo clean nnd flush your
crank ense, put In the proper
prnile of oil for your motor, 0:1
tho at rent, In your own garape
or any pluco In tho cltv at a
Clint to- you of r0c and the
pi loo nf oil UHi d.
You will ho surprised nl tho
renowed vigor of your enr
nfinr wo hnvn cleaned It, nnd
replaced the oil oil with tho
propor ginilo for winter driv
ing. fnl' HO-W nnd wo nro on
tho job,
Deschutes Garage Co.
Nasi 1 Cms
Federal Tlrva
TO THE
VtfA.ni
l arni liurcaut have Vilved Vir
l:li:u wool grower' ililciiinu ''
leiviiu; their unsold wool and nuik
i:if,r covrrl'-n rf woiiderfnl old le
i'iiltirr arc of ohl mill lb.it
v..i l.roiiKlit into u-c; M-.mc ol llic
ri'-is:n and Mr. Copcnhav;r who
01 iin alcil tlic plan.
Havre. In.; Cliff Hill. Heattlo; Tom
Kei-hoerch. (Jus Plikollc. llutte; U.
Meiiklrrliner, l.a Grande; Mm. A. II.
Myers. Fort Hock; I). E. Warner.
Laurel, Wash.; Joe Hlllbacher.
lirooka-Bcunlon Camp.; F. 8. Mur
phy. L. J. Kmlth. Frank Ileaslcker.
Porllund: K. I.. Murtln and wife.
Medford: Floyd Kerchern, Oregon
City; Mrs. II. W. Hurulsh, Sun Francisco.
Wright Hotid I.. Ash and wife.
L. E. I.oftus and wife. W. 1. Ennl.
W. O. Ie Vore. Leonard Aldrlch, J.
Leo Lonegun. Dirk Trow, Hoy Amar-
1 and wife. N. Smith. Harold Win
ter! und wife. M. M. Andrews. Miles
O'Nell. J. II. Hastings. William F.
McFall. McKlnley Conner, Klax Hoa-
pler. J. E. llordwlck, Anderson-Sra-der
shows; Jack Hose. Havre, la.;
C. Hill. Seattle; Estelle Kulp. F. L.
Kulp. D. It. McGraw. New York;
F.url Stephens. Friend; George Craw
ford. Arlington; N. L. O'Donnell, H.
K. Iloss, W. G. McAllister. O. Seara.
(irover Clemens, Portland; A. J.
Coole. Pleasant Hill. O.; J. T. Turn
er, Juliette, Ida.; Stanley Charman,
Culvln Charman. Frank Poseny.
Ilrooks-Scanlon Camp No. 1.; Bolle
Jenkins. Burns.
IHrnning lloirl J. Carroll, II. Eld
ridge. John Peterson, O. M. Roper.
Shcvlln-Hlxon Camp No. 2: M. E.
Shoemaker. Norman Kcrboe, William
Pukarlc. II. L. Throop. Charles
Sin lens, Anderaon-Srader shows; T.
G. Flnley, The Dalles; O. A. John
son. K. I.. Walter, Vancouver: J. C.
Thorp, Cornelius; Lee Wright.
Seattle.
JYJOVS
ti KKAT V4.AY AGAIN' l.IVTO
TIIKOt (.11 ;ltlKHTH K WORK
All arrangements have been com
pleted for the coming engagement of
David W. Griffith's masterful motion
picture elaboration of "Way Down
East" at the Liberty theatre. The
presentation in this city will begin
tomorrow night and continue daily
thereafter, matinee and evening, for
28 Pojn't a Foot.
A mini should i llit 'J pounds to
-ry fo t of liK iei
When the Children
Are Young
And they need a roof over
their beads, three meals a day,
and a constantly renewed sup
ply of clothing
When for at least ten or fif
teen years they won't be able
to earn enough to help sup
port the family, even If their
mother does take them out of
cbooI to work
Those are the years when
you need to carry every dol
lar's worth of life Insurance
:hat you can possibly afford.
Then, especially, you should
let Travelers Guaranteed Low
:ost Life Insurance and ae
:ure the largest amount of
;ood life insurance that your
J. C. RHODES
INSURANCE 81'ECIAUST
801 Wall BU Telephone 1
"Goodbye Anxiety"
Silks and Wool
Fabrics
It Is a rent of the mind to every Home Sower who la
planning either her own Full and Winter robe or that of her
children, to visit this store ll.is week and enjoy K many
beautiful Frahlc Displays. Also, the many small accesHories
that rn'-un so much, in the matter of style and harmony in
ilr--; or through tho aid of which, one may accomplish
smartness at suiuil expense.
Silk and Wool Canton Crepes at I1.I5 yard.
Crepe, de. Chine at tl.SH yard.
Mescalines at 1 1 .9 t yard.
It Inch Sponged and Shrunk All Wool Serge at $1.75 yd.
tit Inch All Wool Cassirnere Suitings.
54 inch Luporfe Plaid Skirtings at 12.39, 12. 0, $2 85,
2.V,. 13. "a and 13.95 a yard.
60 Inch Pulret Twill at 2.39 a yard.
DO Inch Trlcotlnes at 3.25 a yard.
New wool Motifs. Head and Chemllle Bandings, Tasella,
Fringes, Gold and Silver Klouncings, Military Braids, plain
and embossed, for Trimming.
Shoes for the Young Folks
First and foremost as far as Mannhelmor's shoe for
the children are concerned that are made for service. Talk
mileage to a man who bus an auto, and he'll evince great
Interest ut once.
As a parallel, talk long service In children' shoes
to mothers and they'll lend an eager ear. That's why
they should know our shoes to be good shoes.
The lasts are specially constructed by an expert In
these matters; the character of the shoes changes with
advanced sites, so as to conform best to the growing
foot. We fit shoes properly.
Sizes 5 to 8 at $2.35, 2.65, $2.85 and $2.95.
Sizes S'4 to 11 H at $2.5, $2.75, $2.95, $3.35, $3 15.
Sizes 11 to 2 at $2.95 to $4.45.
Our Scotch Grain Brown
Calf Oxfords
Is the most popular of low shoes this season for girls
or women.
Anyone can wear this low bee) style as the flexible
shank permits the arch to be fitted properly. Every foot
muscle functions as nature Intended.
The broad toe permits every toe to have all the room
it needs. Anybody walks natural ' In a pair of thene
Oxfords, they are very smart In appearance for street wear.
Priced at $6.50
Other models in Brown Calf, Black Kid,
Calf at $5.50, $5.95, $6.50 and $6.95.
and Black
It Always Pays to Slop and Shop at
MANNHEMERS
The Quality Store of Bend
i
Our Latest Offer
We are ready for the Fall with
a full In price.
MADE TO MEASVRK
Suits $22 and up
(me half off on every pair of
extra pnnts, with "'t order.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN
TO LADIES' M.E TO (lt
DElt HUTS AND COATS.
Wo guarantee every garment
ordored from us to fit perfectly
Workmanship and materials
second to none.
DICK THE TAILOR
101 WALL PHONE I IH-W
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A Graduate of the ,
Marinella Beauty
School
In Chicago
will substitute
Mrs. Muller
in the
Hair Dressing Parlor
for this week.
She Specializes in
Face Treatments
Mrs. Muller
Hairdressing Parlors
140 OREGON STREET
PHONE 809-W
Shoe
Repairing
The oldest established
shoe shop in Bend.
Clothes Cleaned
and Pressed
AT
LOVEN'S
1017 Bond St.
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WE BUY
SELL or EXCHANGE
Good Used Ranges,
Furniture, Phono
graphs or Office
Furnishings
a period of three days.
Again, as In the case of "The Birth
of a Nation," Griffith has turned to
a success of the stage for his mater
ial. This time be has taken a play
that has withstood the tides of time
for more than a score of years and
enjoyed an unusual appeal. The suc
cess that has crowned bis efforts
proves that nothing dies for this mas
ter of the silent drama; no art Is
lost. This great play lives again in
greater scope and grandeur through
his touch and vivif icatlon. When Lot
tie Blair Parker and Joseph Grismer
brought forth this drama at a time
before people were accustomed to
think in or of the theatre it was
referred to as a rural play; Griffith
has utilized it to bring forth the story
of a woman's soul and thus lay bare
truths as urban as Broadway and as
universul as the skies. In this pictur-
Ization spectators are transformed
from pastoral solitudes to the glitter
of city life, thus furnishing a series
of contrasts that enhance the dram
atic values of the offering. The de
lightful comedy scenes of simple
country folk are retained and even
amplified, while the finale brings
forth the great snowstorm scenes
ending with the stupendous crashing
ice-gorge, all of which are presented
in a manner the public has come to
expect in a Griffith production. The
orchestral accompaniment is said to
be the most pretentious yet attempt
ed in connection with a photodrama
presentation.
The management of the Liberty
theatre wishes to advise patrons that
owing to the widespread appeal and
vogue of this presentation it is quite
prudent that seats be secured in ad
vance and as early 'as possible.
Reserve seats are on sale at Hor
ton Drug Co.
Red Cross Shop and Wo-
men's Exchange
OPEN 217-240 MINER RIJK3.
H Wednesday from 2 to B o'clock jj
j) Sat unlay from 10 to 13 anil 2 to 5j
ELECTRIC VACVVM
CLEANERS RENTED
4 Ilonr Day 00c
All makes of Hewing Ma
chines rented by the day,
the week, or the month.
BEND FURNITURE CO.
(Exchange Department)
TELEPHONE 871-W
FURNACES
PIPE AND PIPELESS
SHEET METAL AND ROOFING
Wm. MONTGOMERY Minnesota St,
i
I
All Radiators Repaired, Rebuilt, Recored
New Ford Guaranteed Radiator.
Stop those) leaky rear wheels with
C. A M. Oil Retainer for Ford ram
and trucks.
Ijangbcin 4 Speed Auxiliary Trans
mlwilon for Ford ears and truck.
Hlmplez Ball Thrust Hearing lor
Ford cars.
Aluminum Repairing
Auto & Radiator Shop
III IRVING AYR.
Phone Sttrt-W (tea. 301-.
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