The Bend bulletin., March 21, 1922, Page 4, Image 4

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tiik UKxn iuu.kt.x. daily kihtiox, iikxo, oitiuinx, tu:hiiav. march ui, maa.
Stylish Spring Footwear
Exceptional Values for Women
Women who demand stylo, comfort nml durability in the footwear they buy find
these qualities m abundance in the exceptional valuta oirered hero. Uuviiitf shoos in
such volume for our 312 stores enables us not only to under-buv, but wo can dictate
tne construction and style of our shoes see
tkit they have the real meat of satis-
taction at r rices that inonn real SK-.. ..'
'livings for our cusumiors. J lore
o- r. t ,.- ., 1., l..l . ' A
new Spring line now on display:
Vg
Ladies' Black Kid Ox
ford, welt sole, rubber
heel, Arch Protector, at
$7.90
Ladies' Brown Kid Ox
ford, welt sole, rubber
heel, Arch Protector, at
$8.90
Ladies' Nut Brown Calf
Oxford, welt sole, per
forated tip, rubber heel,
A
$5.50
Ladies' Black Kid One Strap Com
forts, rubber heel, at $1.93
Ladies' Black Kid Military Heel
Oxford, rubber heel, at $2.25
Ladies' Black Kid Military Heel
Oxford, welt sole, rubber heel, now
priced at $3.98
Ladies' Black Kid One Strap Mili
tary Heel Pumps at $3.98-
Growing Girls' Black Kid Oxfords
priced at $2.49
Growing Girls' Brown Calf Ox
ford, rubber heel, welt sole....$2.98
Ladies' Brown Calf Oxford, Mili
tary heel, at $3.98
Ladies' Brown Kid Oxford, rubber
heel, at , $1.93
Ladies' Brown Kid Oxford, welt
sole, rubber heel, military heel,
priced at $1.93
Ladies' Brown Kid Oxford, welt
sole, perforated tip, rubberr heel,
priced at $5.90
Growing Girls' Brown Calf Ox
ford, wing tip, welt sole, at....$4.50
Growing Girls' Brown Calf Ox
ford, nature toe, wing tip, welt
sole, priced at $4.98
Ladies' Patent One
Strap Pump, military
heel, at $3.98
Ladietf Patent One
Strap Pump, baby Louis
heel; a real shoe....$4.98
Ladies' Patent Three
Strap, medium vamp,
welt sole, the very lat,
est, at $7.90
Ladies' Black Satin one
strap Pump, baby Louis
heel, twin sole $5.50
Today, Tomorrow,
All Time
our merchandise carries the same economy prices for
you. Whatever you select here we assure you that
the day after or whenever you visit ua, that mer
chandise will bear the same price.
In 1902, this policy was adopted in our first store.
We believed in it. The public welcomed it. We are
still following it. It has been one of the causes of
our rapid expansion.
Closely adhering to many principles learned while
pioneering in our business, we aro continually serv
ing old friends and getting acquainted with new
patrons in every one of the 312 J. C. Penney Co.
communities.
j Visit Our
Men's and Boys'
Shoe Departm't
(Incorborated
312 DEPARTMENT STORES
Some Wonderful
Values in Child'
ren's Scullers
RUSSIA NEEDS
MORE HORSES
Livestock Decrease of Over
75 Per Cent Reported
By American.
Ry Kinv( HuNgiM!
tlttiili'ii l'ri'1 Stuir CoiTmt'oiiilt'itt.)
liHlA, March 21. Russia needs
Ilium' ns well as Ri'i'.ln, necnrdliiK to
W I ! I In in Catnu, mm (if Km uk t'ntiin,
fnmniiH trollhiK liorttn breoder of
'lovclnnd, Ohio, who linn boon In
Russia (Mntlmitilly since 1909.
(lidlmuy livestock hi Siberia, ho
said, has dod'outied 7!i per eenl since
iln' hi'KiiiuiiiK of "i war 11 ml In Kur
npt'iin Russia llio doiTonro Iwih boon
it 11 cli Ki'i'iiinr.
(inly 4.70- thoroui;hhrod trotters
are loft In KiihiIu it:i compared with
.TiO,ltlU which With owned I hero be
fore llu wiir," 'ii I mi Hititt. "uiul nf
Sim.noo thoniiinhlin'il lariit':i
.lilrh wore owned In HiimhIu before
the war, there aro today les.i ihan
::o."
Id'fiTiliiK lo horse rnciiiK, Cuttm
Haiti: "The sport of kliiKS has mil
existed in Russia since llm In-Kin-nliiK
of tho revolution. Today, how.
t'ViT, tnittiiiK races have been started
u Kit i In Moscow, l'ctroi;rad ami
Omsk, hill Instead of llio prewar S,
000 racehorses In Moscow, there urn
now hut 300 ami in Potromad only
50. Thu lace aro lliori'ftiro only
poor HtiliHtUtitci for what Ktlnsla In
RccuMtoincd to.
UECISTllATIOXS TO
CLOSE ON APRIL 18
I.i'ss than n month ronuilim for
roKlHtralion of votors for tho Muy
prlrnary olnctlona. HoKiiitnitinn
books will close on April 18 ami tho
primaries are scheduled (or May 19.
All Deschutes county reiti.itratlous
aro being made at tho office of the
county clerk tills yoar.
BEND HIGH LIBRARY
NEWLY CATALOGUED
Cataloguing of tho Ilc'Ld high
school library, which has been going
on for noma tlmo under tho direction
of Miss Lima Deeg, head of tho KliK
lish department, was completed Mon
day. Tho Dewey decimal system was
used. Tho library contains 1000 vol
umes, valued at $2,000.
SHRINE CLUB PARTY
PREPARATIONS MADE
DecoratlotiB aro virtually com
pleted for the. Central Oregon Hhrine
club party to bo given In the Pilot
Butto jinn dining Iroom Itomorrnw
night. A number of nobles from
Portland as well an from all points
In Central Oregon aro expected to
be In Bend to attend tho affair.
FIREMAN TO SLEEP
ON "BED OF ROSES"
DKS MOINES, March 21. Charles
E. Corbett, city fireman, plans to
sleep lit the finest and most expen
sive bed In tho world. Corbett's pro
posed "bed of rosos" has boon under
construction for a long timo, and will
be completed, ho declares, in tho
spring of 1923. , It will bo of the
finest selected mahogany, seven
I union in uii, uiauoraieiy iianu curved.
CI.ASSIFIKI) ADVKHTLSI.NO
WANTED
WANTED TO RENT Three or four
room house, near mills. Tele
phone 5 2-J. 94-88-89p
WANTED Position as bookkeeper
by young woman experienced In
general office work; now resident of
Bend. XY, care Tho Bulletin of
fice. 9r-88tfc
LOST
LOST Blue serge coat, seven or
eight miles east of Bend. Kinder
leave at The Bulletin office; re
ward. 2-88-89p
FOR RENT
FOIl KENT Two houses, furnished
or unfurnished. ID!) Adams place.
II 11-8 It-!) 4 n
Hl'MMOXS
In the Circuit Court of tho State
of Oregon, for Deschutes County.
Mary Miller, Plulnllfr, vs. Clar
ence Miller, Defendant.
To Clarence Miller, the above
numed defendant:
In tho Name of the Stale of Ore
gon, you uro hereby required in ap
pear and answer tho complaint 11 led
against you in tho above entitled
case and cause, on or liofoo I lie
10th tiny of April, 1022, which Is
moro than six weeks after the 7th
day of March, 1922, the date of the
Unit publication of this summons,
and If you fall so to appear nnd
answer for want thereof the plaintiff
will apply to tho Court for the relief
prayod for In tho complaint, to-wlt:
For a docree of this court dissolving
the bonds of matrimony heretofore
and now existing "between plaintiff
unit ilorendiiut ami for it fun her tin.
iti'ii routining and permllliug plain
tiff to resuiuu her fumier uaiiui of
Mary Yaueey, mid fur such other
mill further roller as to llm mutt
may appear Jimt ami etiullalile.
Keivltii of this stiuiuiiilis In nmil"
upon you by pnhlli iiilun theriiiif In
The Bond llullellii fur six riiiiHiicu
tlvo uiul buitohkIvii weeks, uiiitt'i' and
by virtue nt nil order mailn ami en
tered on I lie (lilt day of Mui t li,
1022, by the lion. T. K. .1, Iniir.,-,
Juilf.e of the nbiivo entitled t'tuirt.
Thu ilntti of the Unit pilhlli ul Inn
of tlihi iiiiinimins Is the 7th ilay of
Mnirli, I '.' L' I! . anil the ditto nf llio
hint 11 ii ' 1 1 in t Inn l horror In 111., 111,
day of April, IU22,
10. I). SI'ADTKIt,
rir.it National Hunk 111,1,: .
Mend. O'.o .on,
Atlnrnoy for I'liilninr.
77-s:i SO t r. I U 1-1 live
What Every
Woman Vants
To Know!
'aim
HotiH'fiit'.t fur lltiHliniiitf
Not one of those "iiiohmio
movles" but a drama of Klrllhh
trust and wifely tlhiilltti.lou
mont. All lilltlTtlllllllli'llt
Whit man lleuuett'ii hlg .re
sentatlon nilapted finm Slr
Arthur Wing I'lnero's f a m , . i:.i
story "The I'lollln.ito."
LIBERTY
Tonight and Wednesday
A I'IinI Natliinal Attruttlon
Put It III Thu llulltilln.
WARMER BR0
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"PEW
in m iu (i:
The City
THURSDAY .
A Tremendous Slory
Amazing Adventure
Thrill fnlliiHs thrill in a run
lltitiotm hiit'co,li)ii of oxeliluK
Inrlil.mtM. liver llltl wild uul
mnlit siirrnunit the human plav
ers with rouitiini peril. Among
the foriniourt beaitts are shown
I. ION'S, THIKKK, l,l:i)l' AltllM,
AVKH, KI.IOPHANTS, ( AMl l.S,
MIIMil.1.1, (ililill.l. S AMI
Al.l.ll.'A'lOltS
With Its .11). 000 f if lllm
drama, embracing eveiy liu
uiitii emotion, this pro'ltirtlou
In mi lull'" Hint It ruitiiiit all
he shown at one time. It has,
therefore, been arritnrod In
live "liook:i" of six reels enoli
earh book u complete enter
laliiuioul - t'lirli book a iio,itel
to (he other.
PKOKKNSION.W, AND Ill'SINRSS IHItlllTOI! V
When You Want Your
WOOD SAWED
Telephone 131-J
om-v riiun an
U'Donnrll llult llnif
DODDS & BLOOM
riiylclmi anil SurKt'onn
I'r. !(. (. tti-IU. Iti. I'linn m.
Ir. V. Hii-m. riiVn :.'-J.
Il-mr : 0 t 12 A. M. : I U t . M.
7 I" .t rrilnu".
ski: jnitn ami KKI-; mrriKu
New Iucii(l(ni
H. W. BARR
OPT! (MKTIIHT
Roomi K 2a I'pxalri O'Kant IllJr".
Telephone 310-J
for
DOONAR'S WOOD SAW
W. G. MANNING, D. M.
DKXTIHT
Suit 12-14. O'Kano llulldliiK
Phono 178-W. Bond, Ore;;on
Offlco Phono : : ; : Cs-J
F. M. BLOOM
Dentist
Rooms A and 6, over PostnfTIco
DR. G. SKINNER
DKXTIHT
Offlco, Hoom 16, O'Kane Bldg.
Phone: Offlco, 235-W.
Office Hours: 9 to 12 1 to S
R. S. HAMILTON
ATTORNEY-AT-!,AW
Rooms 13 and 16 First National
Bank Building. Phono 51.
(Dr. Coo' Former Offleo)
The I.u iv Office of
W. P. MYERS
Now Iiiionleil In Rooms liiMI-8
Miner llulldliiK
New Phone No. UfiSI-W.
BEND INSURANCE
AGENCY
Wrttrr of all k i e.f Immaivf. Old
wt lnurnr Ajirnrir in CvntiKl Uretfun
II. C. K1.I.1H
Kir.t Ntlnl Hank lll.ln.. Ilrml, Or.
J. B. MINER & CO.
Real Estate
Mi.i:ii lii.iio.
Room aoi Plione !iVV.
MRS. V. A. SMITH
Airvnt for tho
XI'IMINH f'ORSKTS
Will rail by nppoliitmclit
10r9 Columlila St.
Phono 3D3-.M. p, o. Box 40
G. C. MORGAN
ATTORMOV.AT-I.AW
Minor Uulltllng
Room 236 Phono 32B-W.
DR. H. N. MOORE
DKXTIHTUV
Phono 167 O'Kane Bldg.
IIAVK THAT TRUNK HAl'MOD
JIY
GLAZEIR'S EXPRESS
- Kitnsin Ave. Phonp III II
Phono 27-J. O'Kane lllilg.
DR. E. E. GRAY
DKXTIHT
Itnurn: 0 to 121 lo 5 : .'1 0
Rvnnllnra nnd Hunilaya liy AiiolntmotiL
If Your Troubles Aro I'llortiltnl,
Don't lie l)lsiiiioliiteil
(IIAVK HOPK)
Hope Electric Shop
81 1 Wall St. Phone II n-J.
CARLSON & LYONS
PLUMBING
& HEATING
PlitiubiiiK and IIoalln Supplies
Hath Room Accessories, etc., otc.
Pipe, Valves
and Fittings
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