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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1921)
THK ItlCN'l) IUI.l.KTIf, DAlMf KDITIO.V. HKJJD, OURCOS, FRIDAY, OiTTOIIKft 21, 1021. PAflE 8 IIH.NI THAIN HCIIKIHTH Oregon Trunk Arrive, 7:35 A. M. Loaves 7:30 I. M. ..V. It. N. Arrive. 8:60 I. M. Leave, 7:00 A. M. LOCAL NKWS ITEMS ('. D. lilKK''tl ' Kietminl l l lli'inl ludny. t'liurle I'llrhor f Hllvir I.ulin Ik In the city today". I W. A. I'lrlntl uf Terrebonne wuh' ii hnlmii vlHlinr In 11 iil Iml.iy, Pr. II. C Ilnriniiifl will imiiIi ul tint A 1 1 v 1 1 1 1 n I rliurrli Muriel. iy (Veiling nl 7 : 110 oYloek. tlemlil Mi't'aiin, wlui linn In I'll In i thn himpltul for Mime time, wi'lA homo limt 11 K It ( . ( '19'. le I'eiuiy In eperted In re-' turn tomorrow from a limiting trip In tin- vlcliilly of Cruiri-nl. j Mr. and Mr. K. V. Mulmffi y went tn rnrlluiiil In .l rilKhi. lirn Mr Miilnilif fey will trunnurt biHliieH. j Thomii Terkovlih uf Kill In, Mont., wlio Iiupi hern In lliiinl fr several iluyn, li'ft liml night fur I'urt Intnl. j Mix Clam Itrdmnn left lust night fur H tmk nn railed liy thn llliien (if Iter fulher. Klin hml been vhltlng In llend. I Cliirk Rhode unit Clyde M. Mr-! Ky lift tnilny cm hunting trip In, thn mountain, thn tenth annual hunt , they have taken. .Mr. and Mri. ftoy Ilatdwln (if Ku grne, who hare been visiting In I!-rtl fur Ihrre week, lift lut night fr their home In Kugene. : I Mr, Harvey Emmons returned I""1 nlitht to her homn at Lotigmlre. Colo. Hhn hi been visiting with her father. . K. Ullbert. and family. 8. Kplnktillrh, who emii here -. rrl day mto on nl wy to Fllver, Lake, returned here last tilrht . ! Ink for hi home t Spokane, j J. If. Albert, government lnirtiir of National hank, lift ll-nd last night after spending several dny at the First National bank here. I John II. Krott, division engineer for , thn taln hltchwiiy rommlsnlon, arr(v- ed In llfiid ll night from The Hal In. leaving Ihl morning for I'rliu ville. A herd Hums danre wu glvrn lust nlKlit at Masonic hall, attended by member of thn lllue lodge and othrr Maaon. The parly wa di-clarrd a tire. CONFKCTIONKKY TO MOVK NKXT WEKK TIm Clillilni & Armstrong con fnlloneiy will niovii Into It Ii" w quarter In llm Winner hulldliiK on Wull street mirly neil week, It wu uiiiiiHinci.il todny. Tho kitchen mid fii lnK room huvo been In uho for a ii k iilnndy, Iml Willi thn compliit Ion of I lin pi it in I, j i k. tho fountain inn! (ouiiioi und tiibli- will bo In-mi'lli'd. (OMINtJ HOOV Klrat prcBiiilallon III Hmid of tho moat wlilly tllaruaand diiiuoatlc drama of thn yi-ur. Thniiia II. Incn' ihrohliliiK "thrllliir," "Molhcr ()' Mlim." A atory of thn world and IIh pitopln, ao rpl"'n with aiiapunan und lii-uuty aa to tukn rank a onn of tin, mri'i'ii a moat brilliant produc tloiia. Nolabln caul fi-uliirliiK l.loyd lliifhi'. Unity lllytho. JiiHi-pli K II Kour, lli.'lty Uoh ('lurk. Clulrn Mc-liowi-ll. I'roiluoid uiiil'T thn P'T aomil ii ii it v ImIkii of Thomu If. I ll:. 117c I'ciiiiut lirliiln, madu In I'.cnil. 2rn lb lit lliii hwiilii.r'a 1 I -1 22c Spccinl for SatunJay! Cookies, 15c per dozen. Americnn Hakcry. MANY KXPKCTKI) TO ATTEND IlENI) MC1IT I'rrmont.Wnatlna t'oiiiiiiiinilv t lull rroiiil- Vlxllor IiimmI Tlinf Otrrturf To lip Hprnlirr. Ori-iit IIiIiir aro rpMlPl of thn lorul Coniim'rrlnl flub nii'mbor In the way of rt'prraiMitatlon at the l"r nioiit - Waatlna Comiminlty eliib' llnnd NlKhl," not Saturdiiy. Hep-n-arntiitlvo II. J. Overturf I to bo mm of the apenkera, II w lenrnoil lirro today. The meeting will begin nt 7:45 o'clock. There will bn In formul dancing aftor 10 o'clock. Theao town being In llend' trado territory, Commercliil club officer are urging aa many member a po UIa to niuko the trip next Rntur diay. The boat ore promlalng a good time. Prices That Should Appeal to Every Housewife: Rolled Oats, Pktf. 83c Kerr's Favina, rkg. a:e HotcakeKlour,Pkg.82c Wheat Flakes, rkg. 88c SMITH'S Cash Grocery WE SELL FOR LESS 1 LL amsBomssanuMBai We want the sunphine of every Elks' smiling face at the Elk Temple Tuesday Night, Oct. 25th Put this date down on your memo pad and ar range your dates ko you will be at the SECOND BIG SOCIAL EVENT VAUDEVILLE JAZZ Dancing SUPPER All Elks and their ladies are expected to be there with bells. COMMITTEE. -ir i;i.T liat juaklriK was blill iii iis primitive Maoinl550. Here's a Kat f;K'tory of that period. I atl.i r whi; the fi It cone to thrink it to projK-r piojxjr tioiu, !i"l;rothi-r Hoi k the li.it, w hile little brother trim the brim. Today the Cordon hat i the fini-tt product of modern Iui:thcKJa. CASHMAN BEND'S CLOTHIER I FAST ELEVENS TO MEET HERE (Continued from Page 1.) c -i it C-' WARNER'S We Didn't Forget The Baby His or Her Wardrobe is Here Complete. New Goods Bought Right Priced Right Bibs Caps Petticoats Bootees Hoods Gowns Hosiery Coats Gertrudes Shoes Dresses , Pants Rattles Sacques Vests Beads Knit Suits Shawls Rings Mittens Blankets Neck Chains Diapers Robes Beauty Pins Soaps Powders If it's for the Baby, we have it 8 ft FT I s I I I s 1 1 1 cbarsxc In the playing ayatem this week, the effort being to perfect the execution of the play already In use. Thi ha been luccesaful in that fum bling ha been Tlrtually eliminated. A much more efficient attack will be uncovered by the local team to ! morro a a result, i Guy Clnypool, captnln of the Ilend team, will have a an opponent on the Trineville team hla coualn, Wln j field Claypool. Ourlng tho paat week the goal ' poHta have been erected and the field , put In shape for the game, which will 'commence at 2:30 o'clock. Yancey of Princvllle ba been agreed upon as referee. Gates, who refereed last week's game at Redmond, will um pire. Other officials have not been selected. A football rally was held at the Bend high school this afternoon at 3:20 o'clock preparatory to the game tomorrow. Franklin Forrester, of the high school faculty, talked on the! value of athletics to the high school. The remainder of the period was given over to yell and song practice. Cold Weather Is Coming Soon, Be Prepared! Cold weather never warns anyone when its coming neither does it wait for you to buy proper clothing. It may come over night and if you have failed to supply your winter clothing needs, all you can do is shiver. Leather Coats Heavy Mmlilnaw lineal. Kolll IciiIImt tliroiiKlioul. The beat valun offered. $17.85 Sheepskin Lined Vests Very best mole-kin Iirxliea. $10.85 Compton Corduroy Short Coats (ImmoU kfn lino,, full loathrr jIWycm; itlorm collar. $13.85 Men's and Boys' Mackinaws $4.00 to $12.00 Men's and Boys' Overcoats $7.00 to $20.00 Young Men's Suits Two pairs of pant. Tailored Just the way you like them. $23.75 LOVEN'S Head To Foot Outfitters 1017 Bond Street Saturday night in the Elks' club rooms the senior high schqol stu dents will entertain the Prineville players In the first high school dance of the year. It will begin at 7:30 o'clock. The bigb school orchestra, directed by Miss Laura Rand, will furnish music. Ml f iiV- Mi U$TW 1 A Ringing Appeal to Oregonians By R. A. Booth Chairman State Highway Commission mHF IKF. of Oregon Products is fundi i-1 mental or even elemental if Oregon is tv prosper. The population of Oregon cannot be sustained if Oregon payrolls decrease It is a matter of vital interest, then, to every inhabitant ol the state to keep Oregon dollar in the state I To buy our own products and use them is like eating the cake and having it, too. It is keeping the products and the money also. Let's do it with renewed energy! Let's pat ronize those merchants who feature Oregon-made mer chandise. Let an Oregon product give us pleasure and strength at every dining hour. Let's go to the greatest extent reasonable to build and furnish our homes with Oregon Products and let us dally as we enter the store rooms and shops Veer before us an obligation that we cannot shift BUY OREGON PRODUCTSl i oa oeboom svuoiw POKTIAM9 AstooiATio nrovrraxBs Of OKMOM ' iil J iss oeboom svtioiw .
