The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, March 21, 1922, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text1 tiik iii:m ih i, in, imii-v mutio.v, hi:m, okkcox, tukhhay, MAitm 21, ncjj. PAfiK II IlKNII I ItAI.N 8( IIIMM Mi OrrKou Trunk Arrlvus, 7:35 A. M. Loaves, 7:30 1'. M. ..V. It. N. Arrives, 8:50 P. M. I.euvus, 7:00 A. M. LOCAL NEWS ITEMS 1 1 any llilnlim (if Hlslnrs In 111 llnud tndny on business, W. I.. 1 tiirmi it of I'iiiIIiiikI Ih In lluml today on business. HxKiilnr in iihI uHHi'intill"H worn held ill I Iki IiIkIi school Moiiiliiy. Hun A. HIiiiiKlitur ( Di'inliiili'M Ih II IiiihIim'hh visitor In llnnd tmliiy. n. (i. jiiciiiiHiiii in Hpi'iniiiiK iii" iny III lli'iid from liln liuinit 11 1 HIh:i. A. I' l.lll'HIIII l 1 1 1 Ml I'll HllH 111 11 1 11 1 11 k from ii Hlinrt vliill lo 1 ' 1 1 Intnl. A J1111I111' IiIkIi m'liiiol iiKHi-mtily was lii'lil ill IIki IiIkIi hi'IhhiI mid I (oil 11 ill Inilny. W. A. iMwunn wiiri 11 piiimeiiKi'r In Sllvi'r r.ulin this iiinrnliiK mi Hi" HtilKC Mlko Mi-rK In 11 IiiiiiIiiiihm vlHltnr In IIimiiI tmliiy rrniii li Ih ranch north of town, Tim lli'iid Kluily club unit yi'nlnr ilny nl Hi" liuiiin of Mm. Curl A. JtlllflHIIII, Mm. J. M. Herbert I f t Imil iiIkIiI for I'lirlliinil, In 11 II mill llm Kriinil nperu concerts. Mr. ami Mm. II. K. Warren me llm parents of n siivutl pu 11 nil Kill Imliy, burn yesterday. Mm. John lli'nsnn wont to I'nrlliiml limt IiIkIiI In nllend 111" ennntrts (if III" ClilruKn (iruiul Opera cnuipuny. W, I'. .Myers, local attorney, wonl In I '(it I In nil Inst IiIkIiI on business. r-x ni-iri 1 11 k lo ri'lurn Tlitimdiiy ur Krl ilny. Mm. W. II. Armstrong- returned Inst 11 1 k Ii t from (leiinnno, Mil., where nil" wim culled liy llm dentil of her father. Thn llillii mill (if Mr. 11 ml Mm. liny Jiirknon, who him 1mm. n seiiuuiily III Willi iirlii, In reported tu ho Ihi- prnvliiK loilny. Miss All i. KpnldliiK. miiiiiiKor of Thn Altniniiiil linli'l, ri'llirnnl IiihI nllllit from 11 vIkK of several weeks In ("11 1 1 f 1 j r 11 1 u Curl A. Johnson, mil" iniiniiKor for llm KIxpimmI TriinHinlmilon Co., went in rortlnnil In Ht nlKlil on n "horl business trip. Mm. A. M. McKlnloy 11 ml M m, II. S. 1 1 II III 1 1 CI I Will I'll t IT t U 1 II Willi 11 Kiirlul nt tin) hninn of Mm. MrKlnley, 3 SI Irving, Tliumilny afternoon. Ilnrln J. Kunders, who wi'iil In I '-( la nil Inst week fur 11 11 nperulinu on thn nrin which wim Injured nvrr n yimr iik", returned this iiioiiiIuk. Hull l.cwcllen hn returned from Port In 11 il where ha wont in rmiHull nil I'V" n IuIImI, n will hiivii In mull" 11110II1111' trip nhortly, ho slates. II. A. tlllils, iniiniiKi'r of Hi" shlp- plnK il'ipiirliiiniil of TI111 Klmvllii-lllx- 011 Coinpiiny, loll IiihI 11 1 k 1 1 1 for I'lirl liinil In spend 11 tu w days 011 busl-imihh. Mm. A 111 ! 1 11 Ayn ruiiirni'd lusl 11 iK Ii L to Imr Iioiiki lit Kvnroll, Wimh., nft or vIhIIIiik with Imr duiiKhtor, Mm. Will lit 111 MniilKiinmry, since tliu holl-diiyH, Mrn. W. A. ('union wont lo Port land limt IiIkIiI to vlHlt for two weeks. Hit IiiihIiiiikI Ih ii flntiiiuii oil III" night Hwlti'li onglnu In tliu locul yiirdH. MIhh lli'lim Tltznl nrrlvnd In llnnd I hid niornliiK from I'ortliuid, where Klin Iiiih Imm'II iitlnndlhK HI. Mary's iii'iidmny. Kho Ih 111, mid will Ihi 1111- dtir thn euro of (1 pliyslidmi liuro. Thn ludli'H of llm Chrliillini church will ini"l nl thn I1011111 of Mm. W. P. Myers, 34 I'lirlliinil iivmiim. Wednesday afternoon lit 2 o'clock. All members urn ri'iii"Hl"d lo ho present. Mm. Agnes Hhorldnn l"fl limt iiIkIH for Hi'iitil", wlirrii nil" will vImII dur InH llm spring vacation with her daughter, Mury Agnes Hlmrldun, who In nl t 11 it 1 11 K llm University of Wnsh I11KI011. W. H. Fleming of Portland, plumb Iiik and lii'iitliiK colli ruclor, whs In lli'iid y"Hturduy on business In con lii'ctlon with llm construction of III" Ht. ChiirliiH honpltul. Hn returned IiihI iiIkIiI lo 11 I h lionm. Mm. (). A. (iursko linn ri'tiinii'd to lli'iid from Hcntllo wlmro nha him lioi'ti since ChrlHiniuH vIhIIIiik her noil Urn, a graduate of tin) lli'iid IiIkIi school, now a student lit tho University of Washington. Mm. M. CI. ('on will liuvo churge of Ihn llnmn Service o'flrn of tho Itnd Cross during tho romnlndor of thn wiiok. Mm. V. A. KorhcH, nocro tary, IimivIiik lotilKht for Portland nil tilinlni'HH. Tim officii will In) open from 1 to 5 o'clock each uftornooii. Mm. K. I.. llnK'Tl and her dniiKh tor, MIhh l.nlil llnK'Tl. roliirnod thin mornliiR from Hulcin, wlmro limy worn rnllod hy thn ilcuili of Mr. H11 Kn Friday In a IiobpHuI in Unit city. Ho lunl Iiim'ii an invalid for ninny inonthH. Knni'ral norvlroH worn held Sunday In Kalmn. Mm. Mary llonnnlli and MIhh M. I.. llrcc'liKun. who Iiiih Immmi vIhIIIiik Imr. loft tiiHt nlKht for Portland lo attend thn roncortn of tho ChiciiKn (Irnnd Oponi romimny. Mm. It. A. Pamnini will Ink" Mm. Ilnnnalli'H place an Iwad nnmo nt tho I.ninhorman'H hoH pltal dnrliiK hor aliHi'iicc. THE FELLOWSHIP OF PRAYER A dully l.i'iili n Itlliln rradliiK ami modllntioii pn-pand liy tho Coin iiiIhkIiiii on Duiiiki IIhiii of til" I'rili rnl Conm ll of (.'liurrhtu for tlm uhu of llio (Iiuniii'n nnil indlvliliiulH. Tl'KHIM V FIM)WIN C'HKIHT IX HKItVK'K Thn llurvimt induiid Ib plontuoiiH, hut the I alio rem are few. 81. l.iikn 10:2. 1(10 A I) HT, LI IK K 0:01-10-10: "Olio door which no man and no clrciiuiHliinci! can hliut Ih tliu opportunity to Kiirve." MKDITATION: Ilnvo I Imnn unnoiiHcloua of my opportunity to do volop relation with (Jod liy norvliiK my followa? Iluvo I thoiiKht men nothliiK to (lod, and that thorofore my Ihounlit of thorn wan nothing to (lod? I now hoc. that in norvlco to moil my rodomptivo fulth Ih worklnK ItHolf out. PltAYKIt (Kor ull church ofllciim and workora): O (od our Father, wn yciirn to follow Clirlnt our Hodeemor In Iruu Holf-dnnlul; in com poll 1 11 k lovn of limn; In uulllnchiiiK anrvlco and In lovo of nelnlihor not Iohh than of Hclf, To tlila olid 11 11 1 to our ImitrtH with thy life, O (Jod, In hourl-folt prayer, Makii our Uvea fruitful, and xrunt that thy Jutice anil mercy may abide with all thy children; throiiKh Jomm Chriat our Lord. Amen. Hymn O MuHlor, let me walk with then In lowly pulhH of Horvlco free, Toll 1110 thy aacrul, help inn bear Tim Htrnln of toll, the fret of rare. AT THE HOTELS 7REE OXK PAlll OK Sweet-Orr Tld-Ol'.WAK PANTS To liny nix iiioii who run Npllt or rip n pair of theHC PnntH liy pullinK. tiiK-of-Hnr atylo, on tlm Ii'kn, I) men on encli leg. Golden Rule Store WAl.li HTIIHHT When you order me to collect your garb age your worries on that score are over. I can also handle the cleaning of your cess pool. A. J. Woolsey City Garlmge Collector Phone 288J. Central Oregon Second Hand Store Greenwood Avenue RAILROAD MEN TO INSTALL WIRELESS What Ik planned to ho 0110 of tho iiinnt complete and powerful radio wlrclcxK hi'Ih in lleml Ih Iji'Ihk n Hi'iuhlod by O. 1.. KroKiiosH, I.elunil DiivIh and Alviu Klennth at thn local railway nlallun. It will ha limtulled thill week. Bend Motor Service Co. H-.tr, lto.M) KTiti:i:r Kiiccemmr to Soutliworlh lli'OH. Sah'M iiikI Hrrvlrc for Paige The Good Maxwell Oldsmobile C!hn, Oil and AocoHMorlo TntvliiK )' or Mght Kxport Hhop Moi'linnlra DlHtrllinlorn for Kell.v-HirinKlleld Tlroa & T11I108 Wo nnllcit a sburo of your re pair and ovorluuillns work. NlKht Phono, 270-W. Uny Phono, 00-W. M. O. AVII.KINH, MANAfiKIl If Your AUTO TOP I.cnliH, have It Water Proofed It prc.srrvcs tin top mid lnukvH It look Hko now. Bend Auto Top Shop Greenwood Avo. Pllnl Untie Inn I.. It. I'lccliner, Seatlle; II. I.. I). -111011, II. II. Smith. K. A. ArniHiroiiK, ThoinaH W. Mann, CharloH Kadderly, II. P. Ilarnier, J. K. Treeiny, Portland: I. H. Prehlu. Peiidletnii; Waller I.. Ilulliiti, linker; Norman JacnliHou, KlHtem; II. Zim merman, CreHrent. Hotel Co.)- Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Iiiirinll. DuiiHiiiuIr; Ituy White, Kiilom; Frank Hiinner, MudruH. WrlKtu Ilnn-I Harry HoIhIiib. .SIteiH; II. (I. Klnnell, AhIiwoimI; CuiiikIu Kliifler, Alfalfa; J. L. Ham lin. T. J. Cumon. O.-W. llouniuK Hotel I). V. Wheal and wife, Moro; W. C. Ilolllimhond, W. llurton. Cecil llolllmiheiid, K11 Pine; I). F. H.irlman. O. Hhormun, O.-W.; Perry South, KiaterH. TAUSCHER ISSUES TRACK CALL TODAY ALUMINUM EMBLEM CAST FOK AUTOS lflterM III Hilvery Itellcf Appear On DIM- To IU- Curried liy Item! Owned Cnra. The liend oniblem cast in alumin um, will ho the chief exhibit in the report of L. O. Taylor, chairman of the committee named to recommend a distinctive iidvortlslim dixpluy for Ilond uutos to carry, at the Com inorcial club weekly forum luncheon Wednenday noon. The emblem, cast nt the Ilond Iron Workn, Ih four and one-quarter inchea In diameter, and tho letters ure In silvery relief UKulnHt a black Kround. mission sessions in i'R(x;ress here Conventloii At IVoplin' liurcli Open To All In Ilond Itov. Felilnen Chief Hpcaker. Tho inlHHlonary convention now in sosslon at the People's church has as Its chief speaker. Iter. II. W. Keld ges, who has spent 18 years In South America In missionary work. Itev. FeldKes opened tho convention flun- A formal cull for track candidates of both tho IiIkIi school and grade cIuhhos wus Imiiied today by Conch A. P. TuuBchor for a general turnout lonlght at U'Donnnll field. I'rellm limry work In stiirtlng and running was done by a few aspirants on tho field near the American Legion building hint night, but the training sensnn starts officially today. More than tho usual amount of In terest In track work is expected to result from the announcement that! a series of cross country runs will' bo hold, beginning next week, sol Hint tho truck men may have real j competition early In the Benson. The first runs will be over n niilo and : a half course, tho dlstnnce being lengthened iih the athletes get In hot- 't tor condition. Dates for these runs hnvo not yet been announced. j Tho high school baseball practice ; last night wiih well attended. Couch Springer did not take churga of the, squad IiihI tilgM, 011. account of ill-! iiess. The tenderness of STEAKS depend' much on how they are cut Try Our Steaks We think they will please you. O'DONNELl BROS. ex-senator given 1 diplomatic post: Illy tlnllml Preu to Tin Bend Bulletin.) WASHINGTON. March 21. For mer Senator Plies of Washington, has been selected minister to Colombia. LET JAMES TRIPP (The Crippled Klioemnkor) DO YOUR Shoe Repairing and you will be assured of satisfaction. Look for the Red Boot Sign on Bond, between Oregon and Minnesota. Wright Hotel Under new management Lunch and Dinner, family table style, 40 cents per plate. Room and Board. Reasonable Rates. M. S. ELLIOTT Manager (lay night. Other speakers on the program are Mrs. Foldges, flev. John B. Fee of Portland, and Iter. W. W. Newberry, district superintendent of the Christian and Missionary alli ance, with headquarters at Seattle. With the exception of Saturday, there will be a sermon and a mis sionary address each evening of the week. It is particularly emphasized by members of the church that the convention Is for all the people of Ilond, and especially for those who are Interested In missions and the latest Information from the mission ary field. LADIES ! Here's The Best in Clothes For no more and even )ta In price than what you would pay for jiiHt the ordinary kind. KL'ITH. f'OATS ASD KKIUTS HWl) TAILOKKIJ lo your individual moAxnro mMtt and your personal -Icrtfon from an cnormouH va riety of wool and the newest modcH In vogue. No maltfr what your rculre mcntH are we ran Miipply you and give absolute Batlhf artlon. (Vntiine custom tailoring, tho kind ordinarily found only In large eitif now obtainable hern in your own twon at tur prihlngly moderate price. Thin unusual offer In worthy of your co ntd deration. DICK--THE TAILOR THIS IS CLEAN-UP WEEK MM m W&twM Bend Water Light & Power Co. IT'S PI RITY YOUR SURETY (HsESEES The Workingmen's STORE Where Merchandise is Marked at a Working man's Price. We buy right. Our overhead is low. We are satisfied with a small margin of profit. That's why WE SAVE YOU MONEY. Here are a few of our every day prices: Men's Half Hose, all colors, 2 pair for 25c Cashmere Heavy Wool Army Hose, 3 pair..$1.00 Sweaters at $1.00 and up Cambria Work Shirts at 75c Big Yank Work Shirts at $1.00 Leather Vests at $5.50 Army Breeches, renovated, at $1.00 Army Breeches, new khaki, at $1.75 and up . Wool Army Breeches $3.00 and up All Wool Underwear, per garment $1.25 Union Suits at $1.00 and up Army Mackinaws at $7.00 Esmond Robes at $6.50 We have a full line of Shoes, Clothing, Blankets, Robes, Tents, etc., too numerous to quote prices. Come and examine our quality. ELK BUILDING 77us Is Your Business As Well As Ours YOU are Interested In getting good service and a clean, health ful grade of milk. WE are interested in satisfying our customers, for tho more satisfactory our service, the greater will our success be. Dur modern equipment, trained organization and the sanitary measures which are strictly maintained in our up-to-date plant are all factors that contribute to the perfection of the service we render. Fresh, clean milk Is the most important food in the world. VSE MORE OP IT But Re Sure It's Pure and Safe The Bend Dairy Store tol.MI.M.W.TI.I.I.M.raiM WE BUY, SELL AND EXCHANGE GOOD USED RANGES, PHONOGRAPHS, HOUSE HOLD OR OFFICE FURNITURE Electrlo Vacuum Cleaners rented nt 50c per day. All ninkes of Sewing Machines rented by tho day, week or month. When you need Furniture see THE BEND FURNITURE CO. Mountain View Hospital General Hospital 515 Kansas and State Street Phone 258 Hattic M. Mayne, Manager Tuno Your Piano At Ix-ast Once s Year. It Needs It. 18 YEARS' EXPERIENCE G. E. MAST PIANO TUNER TUNING, CLEANING, REPAIRING Office with Thompson Muala Co. Phone 70.