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Oregon Trunk
Arrives, 7: SB A. M.
Limvcs 7: SO I'. M.
O..W. II. N.
Arrives, 8:60 r. M.
Leaves, 7:00 A. M.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Dr. J. C Vinidcvort drove In llos
chutes today.
T. J. Qillgloy, "f llfil miiliil, visited
In llond yesterday.
('. I., t!ll, of Wnlors, huh u vlnllur
III llond yesterday.
Mm. Muslim Klli wont til I'm ttiind
In Ht nlttht fur u short visit.
Frank Tulll, of A I fulfil, was In
Hi ml yesterday nil business.
The r-K ii In r mulc assembly was
hold lit thii IiIkIi school ycsterduy.
Mm. J. A. Juiksi f Culver, wim
operated mi yesterday ut it local ho
lilliil. Tim lli nil flr ili'imi iniiMil will give
ii dame Kiilnnliiy ii Ik lit ul I In' Hip
podrome. Itny Hnulh worth will lenvo IiuiIkIU
fur I'nrtliiiiil. n-turnliiK lut''r In tin'
week by nuln.
Mm. James Mlltcnbergor. of I.
Pino. In In llond visiting wlih friends
fur sovorul days,
J. Knloshery mul ). Saloshery Ml
lust nlKtit (or Portland lo make their
homo f"r tho winter.
Fmnk My bun purchased now
nldsninhlln four cylinder car from
South worth llro. garage.
W. II. Daggett, Itrdniond attorney,
wim In I tin city today attending to
business at tho roiirt housiv
Mm. I. ('. Williams and lltiln inn
wont to Uoilniiind last night to visit
with Mra. William' parents.
('. A. Adams, district gnme wor
doii, In tho rlty tlila morning
from headquarters at Itrdinond.
Tho Horn! Credit Men's association
will bold Ita laat mooting of tho yoar
Th'isday nlKht at the Pilot lluttc
Inn.
Mra. J. J. Knc to ' C- "
Itoao to l.a Pino and I.. Fol.-y to Sil
ver l-ukn worn thla morning's tiig
passengers.
Mra. Paul ('. King ahot a rattle,
snake whllo durk burning Sundiiy
with hrr husband and Ir. unii Mra.
Paul Woerner.
!. I.. Mdlaln. of Porlliind. arriv
ed In llond tlila niornliiK to bo asso
rlalod with tho llorton Drug Co. aa
a pharmacist.
Mr. anil Mra. V. A. Loot loft luHt
night for Portland to ninko their
homo. Thoy havo been located here
for all moutha.
Tho Ilnptlnt Women's union will
tnn:raMnj:i:m::i:mii:inin::m:nii:::::i:::K::na::::m:::l
Kcd Cross Shop and Wo
men's Exchange
OPEN 2l7-2 MINER lll.lKi.
Wednesdar from 2 lo H oVIim k ii
Saturday from 10 to 12 anil UtoSji
RitnnumnmmnnunnianitiniitmuiimuuinnuuiiiiUiuii
TLhc Central rajoit 3Banh
P. E. HI'XTKIl. Proalilont
rAltl.KTON II. HWIKT. Vlco lrrililont
E. . MAIIAFKKY, Vlco PToa. anil Managor
II. M. STKPIIF..NM, Caolilor
HEM), OREGON
A Bank
Thoro l Unit MitlNfnrtion In tho arciiniulntlon of a
linnk accoiiiit flint ran bo olitnlnotl tlironnh no otlior
tliniinol. With It conii-a n ronlljtilon of mlvuncomont.
A IIvIiik drllloimtl'ilf Ion of nltnlnliiK aucroaa.
No mat tor how Ninnll tlio flrat amount Hint Ntnrta
Hint nicoiinl, ovon If It In but ono ilollnr, tho account la
uliii toil ntnl onro atnrtiMl It la oanlly onliirKiMl. With tho
fliM ilolliir ili'l'OHlti'd In n anvltiK account comoa that
grout di'hlro lo save.
Anil to anvo gunrnntooa anccoaa. Htart a aaving"
Account today and tho roaulta will convince you.
D. E. HUNTKIt,
Prealdent
rfstrai
The Delight of Eating
lies ns ninth iii tlie Service
us it docs in tin Food Served
Wliy Not Dine
Where They Combine
Regular Dinner, $1.00; Sunday, $1.25
or a'la'Carte Service
This Week's Specials
I'tlot Hulle Club Sandwlclitl
Sea I'uoJ Cocktail or Salad
Ireih Crab l lakt a la Louis
Squab Chlck'n a la Maryland
hold iiu nil duy iiii'hIIiik Thursday!
ut llm Iioiiiii of Mis. II. '. KIIIh, ior,
Greeley MViiiiiii. I
I
I. K. Richards and P. W. Hutch-
klhti worn In II I on tholr way from
l.nkovlow lo Portland lust nlKht to
ailoiid tho slock allow.
Mr. and Mra. Frunk Dysart. roxld
K ut Colorado and llroiidway, uro
ilio ji:imilM of an olKht iioiind baby
boy born at tho homo today.
Mra. Claronro O'llrlou and Mra.
Kuto M I.linKlilIll will ontiTlulii III''
ludl'-a of tho Altar aorli-iy Thuradiiy
ufioriioon ut llm ICiiIkIiU of (.,oliim
htitf rlub rooma.
John Mlihiiol, Rialllii buHluvaa
man, nwnor of tho Hphlor bulldliiR of
Ibla rlty. ri:luriK-d to Ilia homo laat
nlKht aftor apoiidiiiic aovorul daya in
lli-nd lookitiK aftor hla locul Intoroata.
Tbo Pronbylorliiil l-adloa' Culld
will bold tholr roKiilnr nionlhly bual
nom mootluK at tho homo of Mm. C.
It. Klnipkina. 614 Doluwaro avonuo,
Wod day aftornoon at 2:30 o'clock.
OPKNH AUT KTl'IHO
Mra. Floronco I.. Silvia announcoa
tbo oponliiK of a downtown atudlo.
Itiiijin 231 In tho now Minor niiim
Inx. I'la and prlvato loaaona In
China ilncoratliin and wator color
work. Carofiil attontlon itlvon to
aporlal ordor work. lllfta on aalo
at roaiionubln prlcoa. Phone 2S3-M
for claaa appolntmonta. 1 2 4tfc
Walnut Holla, mailo In llond. 60c
lb. at lliirhwaltor'a. 11 6-1 22c
AT THE HOTELS
Pilot llutto Inn 1(. 8. I'oiiK". F.
S. Kaoltor. I). I.. Mclluln. C. A. Mc-
;mn, W. II. Smith. Charloa Kuddor
ly, Portland: M. II. Malthow. Tho
Halloa; A. II. SulihtaK. PrluoTillo;
Noll Mrl'horaon, Spokano; A. J. Con
nolly, Maupln.
Ilotol tioay . M. Walkor. Rpo
kmio; I). K. Illrharda, I. W. Ilotrh
kK. I.akovlow; Ml Cryntal llannla
tor. Mm. II. I.. Slanloy. K. C. Ilunto.
c W. Pno. Portliind; Mra. I). K.
Mill. I.a Pino.
WriKbt Ilotol A. Doano, W. It.
Crow, Porlliind: Albort Nlvo, K. C
( aldwoll. O -W.
iNiuniiiK Ilotol F. K. HutchlnKoti,
William McCalluni. Nottlo Waxh
burn. F. S. Murphy. Portland; A. W.
I. owla. Sllvor l.ako; F. ('. Donovan.
Holyat; CoorRo II. Proaton, t'ooa
liny; Harry Proaton, North llond;
II. Shattuck, Maupln; O. A. Johnaon,
Vancouvor.
I llullotln "Want Ads" bring re
laulta. Try thorn.
Account
H. P. HAnAFFET,
Vice Prealdent
Pilot Butte Inn
AT TIIK CAMI'
CKOUNI)
When ono la "all dolled up," ha
tuki'a euro not lo anil hla appurol.
Itii'BMil In old ahabby clotliea, one
duonn't Klvn a darn.
Whoii Ilond'a city auto park la aod-d-d
ii ii 'I rolled, and all of the mod
ern cotiveiitonrea uro Inatallod, which
tho council plana to do for next aum
iiior. there'll 1h no trouhlo about
ki'i-pli.K out paper llitnr and truah.
Tho campera will avoid moaaliiK up
tbo pluco, while cltlzona will walk
blucka to pick up a atray piece of
paper.
Now, keeping the camp ground
toldy la a hopeleaa tnak. Kuch piece
of traah makoa ao little difference In
the total appearance that nobody
paya any attention and the traah
multlplloa.
On the Itoirlator
Jamoa I.. Heath. Kelao; M. M.
'irlll, Gardiner. Mont.; Ira Illooin.
Wultaburg. Waah.; Mr. and Mra. R.
H. Doraott, IJonver: F. L. Ilugloy,
Portland; J. W. O'Connoll, Portland:
Stophon Tarter, Alrlle to Fort Hock;
Mr. and Mra. E. Frederick, Ilrldal
Veil; Mr. and Mra. II. G. Smock, and
mo Donnivan, Alfalfa to Moadevllle.
Pa.; .Mylea N. Jonoa, Koaoburg; N.
A. Foator, Koaoburg; Don Hllas and
family. Tillamook.
Thsy Serve Humanity.
The man or woman who sits all d.iv
tiefore the iolcrucope Is serving Im
munity aa truly aa did any soldier lu
the treiiih. An article In The American
Hoy entitled "Slxteen-C) Under K)o"
makes this prociiuut comment on the
work of the scientific laboratories :
"Srleiioe and the mlcroseoe are
chiefly concerned now with the altera
tion of the serum of tho human blood
thnt renders a iH-nmn Immune from
disease and the dlsovery and Isolatlou
of genus of other diseases as yet undia
cocrcd. All over the world there are
uion and women engaged In this re
search work In thousunda of Isbora
lorles. I my after day they sit before
their microscopes hoping to trace some
sly microbes to tbelr In Irs und make
their extermination possible. Through
thla Wfiiulerftil Instrument humanity
bus been frevd from untold misery and
nn Iticnlculnble number of deaths and
throuiih Its revelations of tbo future
may come undreamed of secrets con
cerning the very nature of Dialler and
even life Itself.
MAN'S
BEST AGE
A man Is aa old as his organs ; ho
can be 09 vigorous and healthy at
70 as at 35 if he aids his organs in
performing their functions. Keep
your vital organs healthy with
COLD MEDAL
Th world's standard remedy for kldnsr.
Hear, bladder and eric add troubles
ince 16M corrects diaordare atlmolaisa
vital organs. All drarfista, three 4se.
ill
Liberty, Weilnosilny end Tliiiisiliiy.
JWOVIES
IlKi OI'PoltTI MTV GIVEN
IV NEXT rirkHillll FILM
Mary I'lrkford will bo Been flrat aa
a litlN- llelglun girl when abe cornea
to I lie Liberty theatre Wedneaday
and Thuraday In hor now picture,
"Through the lluck Door."
A combination of American and
rorolgn locale, thla picture offera ex
cellent entertainment poaaibllitiea,
featuring aa It doea the world's great
eat acreen actreaa In a child part,
the role In which Mary Plckford haa
no peer.
The atory opens at Ostenil In 190,1,
then the gayeat seashore resort In
Belgium. Little Jeanne llodamere and
her pleiiHiire-lovliig mother are surn
merliig at Ostend. whore Madame
Hoil.imiTH meets Klton lleeves. a
wealihy New Yorker. After a whirl
wind courtship Reeves and Madame
Ilodamere marry. I.lttlc Jeanne la
consigned to tho care of her nurse,
Marie, for one year, against the
mother's wlxhos and only because the
huaband insists.
Five years pass before Mrs. Reeves
returns for her little daughter. The
old nurse, meanwhile has married
and has come to regard little Joanne
NOT JUST MEAT
BUT
MEAT!
O'DONNELL BROS.
Winter Months and Cold
Nights Coming!
The old oil la the crank
case Is dirty and gritty. The
tummer grade of oil Is worn
)ut, and too heavy for winter
ise. This dirty and heavy oil
causes the motor to start hard,
puts an extra strain on the
battery and starting motor, all
of which tend to cause serious
trouble later.
Oil should be changed and
crank case cleaned at leayt
every BOO miles to keep your
motor at highest efficiency.
We clean and flush your
crank case, put In the proper
grade of oil for your motor, on
the street. In your own garare
or any place in the city at a
cost to you of 60c and ' the
price of oil used.
You will be surprised at tie
renewed vigor of your enr
after we have cleaned It, and
replaced the oil oil with the
proper grade for winter driv
ing. Call 140-W and we are on
the Job.
Deschutes Garage Co.
N'ash Cars
Federal Tires
If A
m
u i r. i f."T W&TV
as her own. She tells the mother the
child la dead.
Illamirig her husband for the loss
of her baby, Mrs. Reeves becomes
fretful and divsmlented. They return
to America, but not even Reeve's
riches bring happiness to the discon
solate mother.
Meanwhile war breaks out In Fur
ope. Fearing for Jeanne's safety, the
nurse sends her to America with a
note of explanation to her mother.
Circumstances conspire to prevent
Jeanne from presenting this note.
She Is forced to enter her mother's
home as a servant through the back
door. Thus does the story get Its
name.
In tho capacity of maid, Jeanne
discloses a blackmailing conspiracy
ugainst her step father, reveals ber
Identity to her mother In a touching
scene and brings back to this house
hold the lovebird which was about
to fly away.
Peanut P.rlttle. made In Hond, 25c
lb. at liuchwalter's. 1 1C-1 22c
Put It In The Hullctln.
Our Latest Offer
We are ready for the Fall with
a fall In price.
MADE TO MEASURE
Suits $22 and up
One half off on every pair of
extra pants, with suit order.
SPECIAL ATTENTION" CITES
TO LADIES' MADE TO OR
DER KIIT8 AND COATS.
We guarantee every garment
ordered from us to fit perfectly
Workmanship and materials
second to none.
DICK THE TAILOR
1018 WALL rHON'E Itt-W
Inecto Rapid
The Perfect Hair Coloring
The hair coloring that both
the European and American
experts say Is revolutionizing
the art of coloring bair.
Inecto Rapid does Dot rub
off or wash off. It Is not af
fected by waving. Eighteen
shades, including asb, are pos
sible with Inecto Rapid.
Just arrived, the original
Qulmlian Face Pac. Leading
actresses are using It to get
and keep a youthful com
plexion. Satisfied customers guaran
teed. Mrs. Muller's
Hairdressing Parlors
140 OREGON" STREET
PHON E 26U-W
PIONEERS OF PROSPERITY
The service of electric light and pow
er is essential to the continued growth
and development of your city. As a
purveyor of comfort and convenience
your light and power company is a
vital factor in the every-day life and
progress of this community. It is a
pioneer of prosperity.
The electric service which we supply
makes living safer and more conven
ient, industry more human, transpor
tation cheaper and more rapid. Elec
tric service affects us all in everything
we do in every walk of life.
The people of your light and power
company are at your service day and
night. They have your interest at
heart. All they ask in return is your
patronage and good will your con
stant patronage constitutes their re
ward and your good will gives them
the inspiration to serve you better.
Bend Water Light & Power Co.
Clr of Paintings.
The pictures In a homo are npt to
suffer from the lack of attention which
In time detracts from tholr npponr.inco.
Ml nilii'iiifa should be llt;litly ele-ino'l
once a your, being wlod gently with
very Dee apimvc or cbiimola leather
wet with clear water. Do not use
soup or any other cleansing snbstnnce
In the water. Immediately nfler spon;.
log pi. Illi the surf in e lightly with
dry silk handkerchief. Jilt frames
should be dusted frequently. A camel'a
bnlr paintbrush la effective for thla.
Fly murks can be removed hj the use
of a little white of egg.
GRAND
TONIGHT AND
WEDNESDAY
Two Shows. 7:30 and 9:00
Tom Santschi, in
"The Desert Wolf"
The Last Two Episodes
'Ruth of The Rockies"
Juanita Hansen, in
"The Phantom Foe"
All This Show for
One Price
Children
lOc
Adults
WE BUY .
SELL or EXCHANGE
Good Used Ranges,
Furniture, Phono
graphs or Office
Furnishings
ELECTRIC VACUUM
CLEANERS RENTED
24 Hour Day BOc
All makes of Sewing Ma
chines rented by Ute day,
the week, or the -saonth.
BEND FURNITURE CO.
(Exchange Department)
TELEPHONE 271-W
25c
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