The Bend bulletin., April 21, 1922, Page 3, Image 3

THfl BBMO BUIAJHIN, DAILY KDOtOM, MWD, OHBOOH, FRTDAT, AI-KIL 21, 1022.
PAOR
I1ICN1) THAI! HOIIKDUl.H
Oregon Trunk
Arrlrim, 7:36 A. M.
l.ouut, 7: SO 1'. M.
O.-W. II. AN.
Arrlvna, 0:60 I'. M.
I.i'uvui), 7:00 A. M.
LOCAL NKWS ITEMS
I. nvl Knml nf I'nwi-ll Hull.! yi-ii-Irrilny
In lli.ml.
fl. B. I. (M ill III llf lllllllll'I'H Hlllll
yininrcliiy In Ili-ml.
Hi'. Jilllll lll'lftllll IliiH llll rllllHi'll u
Ili'W OIiIhiiioMIi. i-oikIhIit.
KiiU Nitliinii led IiihI nlltlit fur
Viiiii'iiIiiii'k, Win , In inultK hlH Imnm.
II. Iliiuilnlilii of Ki'Uiiniiiil wiih i.p
i ruli'd mi yi'Hlnrdiiy m a Iniul hun
plliil. V. K, Arnold, (Mllmr of Hi" t.n
I'lnti Inli'i- Moiiniiilii, wiiii In lli'iiil
yi'Mi'iiluy,
y (,'. Wi'IkIiI, Iih-iiI hIiiIIiiii went,
p-tiri iiimI HiIm iiiihiiIiik fniin u t rip
lo riiiiliinil.
'. II. I'llllllll'XlKI' of I 'i' I li'-v 1 1 l.i .
IIWIII'I' Hf II llllHpllllI III I lllll lllWII, WIIH
In tliMul yi'nliM-iliiy on liiiulni-hH.
MiimIit liroii(lrii..l.'il rriitn Si'itlt !
wiiii hi'iuil ul I he ruillii Hi ii I lull hi
thii Hint) Or.'Kon Klm-lilc Co, IiihI
HIKlil.
Onwiilil Wi'it, Hi-rri'liuy of llm
Norili Ciiinil Cii , will mi 1 1 vi' In II. -ml
liiliiiiri tiw iiinrtiliiK, lU'ciirilliiK lo
word ri'i'i'lvud Iii-i loduy.
linn A. lli'lliiiny mid I''. II. Iloui-
itliMH'd Imliiy f i inn ii trip In I'ulnl.-y.
The di'iliiro Unit roudn III Dial ill
ruction niu ntlll fur from t.li-iiHitnt.
Tim Iml lm of tho lli'iiil l-'lro He
finrlini'iit ('i.ff.in dull will Imld u food
hiiIk In iIhi window of I hi' 1 1 ' ) ii r ii
lliirdwarn nloiu H.illlnliiy, Iii'kIiiiiIiik
lit 10 o'clock.
Minn Ni'll Mmkcl, HiunnKriiplii'r
fur tin lli'iiil CijiiiiihtcIiiI rlub, will
li'avi' IoiiIkIiI for rorllaml lo pnd
I ho wi'i'lt i' ml. cxprrlliiK to rWilrn
next Tui-iiday.
Mm. Duvo Kully li'ft IiihI I) Ik lit for
hii' fonni'r Iiiiiiii? in MliiiifHoiii, callifl
hy tho mitIoiih lllnuHH with parttlyHlH
of an aunt who uctml iih her kuuiiI
lan for ninnV yrarn.
Tho KplHCopalliiiiH urn kIvIiir a
rurd parly at tint ('. K. IIiiiIhiiii n-nl-ili'hc".
hoh Kranklln nvnii". Sniui
toy. April 22, nl 2:16 . in. Tint
lully rardii will tin 3 Be vuih, ro
ci'i'ilii to ko for piiri'lnmliiK rluilr
iniliilc Thn pulillr In ronllnllv In
Vlll'll. Iliic
HKUAltD
Twi'iily flvn ilollnrH for thn hi'it
SIximm'iI hIukiiii. AdilrnHN II. mil Trnim
inlnHlon Co. 1 1 II-1 I 7o
AT THE HOTELS
rih.l Hun.- Inn i II. Cinn. ('. II.
Mllli-r. O M. Tii nihl.'V. K. M. Ilri-w-it,
K. II. Howe. Ilin A. ItHliiiiiy. It.
l. Clark. Al.n.zo M I'i'liy. II. A.
lloiiHii'rn. N. V. Scott. I'orlliiiid: ('.
It. l'liinuiH, Mllwnulili', Win.: Wtl
lliim K. KlliK'-iald, Thn UMIi'n; K. X.
Wiik'. Tillamook.
Iloti-I t'o.y Mm. (Jracn Outlier,
Mm. II. Nool miKi'l. SIbIith; Hi and
.Mrn. II. K. Smith, Mr. and Mm. lint
IIiiwith. IliiriiH ; Harry Tinni'r, 'litn
ti'r IhiMln, f'lniir l.nki', Waiih.: A.
Ilrown and ulfn, Hi'iittlc-: Mm. II.
Mamnro, Purtlaiul.
VilK?it llol. I II. W. Wi'lrh. K. V.
Hi'hi, Flunk Hull on. Dan WIIhoii,
Krank .McVniinn, John Wlnlnr. Port
land ; J. H. IIitiixiM, Wiiifontlro; A. 8.
Iloliiiim, l.owir lli'ldKn; I'. I. Mnad,
t'lilim U. ZoIhoii, Itndinoiid; Albiirt
KkhiirdHon, Huntlln; T. M. Hluun, La
(JlBllllll.
DohiiIiik IIiiIi'I K. Kri'illu r, llro
IIiith; W. I). Coyim, H. I'. H.; J. I.,
Illni'k, KIhIith; I.iiiiu Kuril, Hllvxr
l.iikn; W. F. Arnold, W. Ilollliuhvad,
Hi-nil IIuIIIiihIiiiiiiI, W. Iliulon, l.a
rimi.
TO STACK SMOKER
FKIDAY, APRIL 28
IWInlln dni'lHloii to hold a Hinoknr
on ilin nlKhl of April 28 nl tho Hip
liodromn wiih iiiiiiiiiiiii'iiiI today hy K.
I. Miiiphy and A. I'. Tiiiim-Iht today.
A I Taylor and Mlkn D'-I'lnlo will
ho Ii till llti iM III a 10 round bout,
Huffy Knurr ami Kddlo Tracy will
inni't for hIx rouiiilH, ii nil Cli'ii How
uidH and Ktlllnian will aupply the
four round ciii'tiilu rnlncr.
HpiiRlnl hi'iiIIiik a 1 1 11 ii i;i iiK-ii I h will
hi' provUli'il for Ihu IiiiIIi'h who at-,
("lid. on Iho hIiikk nt Ihu Hlppiidioinu
Iho innuaifxr Hlnli'd.
I'K'ITV KI'KAKH TOXItillT
Dr. Alouxo ,M. I'nlly, dlri'i'lor of
Iho hoard of promotion of thn linp
lint Houia MIkhIoii Hoi.-loly, Hoiiii'tlnwH
of Til inn In, will Hpi-iik al a Hpi-ilal
iiii'i'liuK al Ilin Ihipllnl rhiip-h to
nlclit at 7:l.r. o'cloi-k.
offrd a micurlty.
The action will uIho demand (hut
Ilin rocordu of thu coiiimlHiilon be
held open to the public In other
public iiiiilli'm.
NOTK K TO I'llKOITOKH
In tho County Court for IiokcIiiiIiih
County, Huilo of Droaiou.
Ill Iho .Mulli-r of thn KhIiiIii of
Fred C. KIhIi, Hoci'aHi'd.
Not Ico In hiirnhy kIviui that the
uniliirhliH'd wiih on tho I Kill day of
March, I 'J 2 2 , appolntud udinlnlHtra
trlx of Ihu iiHlnlu of tho uhovn
iiiimnd iliiii'uni'il hy thn Hon, Itohort
W. Hawyor, County JiiiIku of !
cliiili'H County, (Iri'Kon.
Thoroforn, nil poi'HoiiH holdliiK
claluiH akaliiHt thn i-Hlnto of Hiild dn
couHnd am hornby nutlllnd to P ru
nout tho hiiiiiu duly vnrlllod uccord
Iiik lo law ul thn oilier) of CIiiih. v.
Krnklnu In tho Court lloiinn llulld
Iiik. Ili'iid, (Iri'Kon, attoriu-y for ad
inlulHlrairlx, within hIx iiioiiIIih from
Iho ditto of Iho Unit publication
hnroof.
Date of fli nt puhlh ulloil, March
31, U)22.
MAX INK K. KIKII,
A 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 n t j it l r J x of tho KHlaln
of Krod C. K I m It , HoccaHt'd.
9H-104-1 10-1 1 01 Vic
NOTICK OP HAI.K I'NHKll
CHATTKI. MOUTOAOK
Notice in hereby Klen that the
uiidcrHlKiii'd will, on Monday, the
24Hi day of April, 1022, at the hour
of ton o'clock a. m . at the I'ionner
tlaniKo on IrvinK avenue In Ilin City
of iieiid, Ori-Kon, mdl at public auc
tion to the hli'hnut and bent bidder
for cimh, one Kulck 7 puBKeiiK'T
181 X model automobile, Motor No.
325.10.1, Factory No. S245&7, 1922
OroKou I.IceiiHO No. C1H37, to secure
tho balnncn dun on a chatlol inort
Xiiko on mild autoinohiln dated Kep
ttunher 0. 1921, given for $B2.40,
on which thorn In a balance of
$4X9. 45 due at thin dale with Inter
on t at night per cent thereon from
April X, 1922, together with tr.n.00
attomey'H feei account of thin forn
clomiie. TIiIh nollce Ih Ij u I ii k pub
liHhed in a tiewHpaper of gennrul cir
culation in HeHchiitc-H County, t)re
Kon. for it period of one week iih
provided In anld mortgage a a con
dition for the forncloHure of name.
Haled mid Hint published thin
lllll day of April, 1922.
H. K. noiIKllTH,
Hherlff.
EiiHlern Hiegon Motor Co.
Hy A. J. Moore, Attorney and Agent.
113-11 Uc
BONUS APPRAISAL i
RULINO IS SOUGHTj
K.U.KM, April 21 -MandaniiiH I
proi-KiilliiKH n gal mil thn Htale Iioiiuh
and loan coiiiiiiIhhIoii will hn IiihiI
luti'd al onco hy Capital I'ohI No.
9. Ami'ilcaii I. onion, In mi effort to!
force Hie -om in I hhIoii to grant loana!
In accordance with thn nlaln law
which provldi-H that ex aervlcn men i
may rerelvo Ioiuih up lo 76 per cent
of Hie appralHed value of property I
At Claypool's
Cash Grocery
Silillllim'n ItakliiK I'owdur, X
ounce itrir
HrhlllhiK'H HiikliiK I'owder, 1
pound Illc
Srhllllnit'H linking Powder, 2 ',4
poll n. Ih $1.1,1
Hchllllng'H HukliiK I'owder, D
poundH VU.I.I
I. iig Cnliln Syrup, Hinall X.V
l.oit Cabin Kyrup, modliim iihc
1.(0! f.'abln Syrup, largo $l-'l1
llroouiH, hent nuallty; regular
Xfc viiIiikh; Katurday Special tlltc
Cnrnatloii Milk, nmall, 4 for 'J.V
Cartiotloii Milk, largo, 2 for.... --Tc
l.-r..ul. II,,,,. I ll,,l,.u " r,it- (,-
None Such Mince Meat. pkg... . -Ic J
Ihiker'n I'r.Mltlitm Chorulale. I3
pound . . -Jilc
Ku'.'l" Sweet Cllii'-olal.'. 1 III. tltlf
i ;lilr,irlii lH'ii t! ! aliulati'd Ch".'"'
late. 1 Ih aid-
Malt.-rS Coroa. !'j III -Ill'
I'.l'tt Nondle:!, X OZ, pkKfl llf
While l.ily Soap. for l!.V
Clean Fany Soap. 30 hum for St.oii
Canned l'earlioH, -Mr
Canned Apricot. !V4'k -He
1'. aunt Uulter. hulk, lb I "
Fatted I'eauulH, Ih -J.'lc
Our clerkH nio liiHtructed not lo
Huhi.tllulo without your pei'inUi l ul.
If we do not havn iho brand you
want, wn will get It for you If oh
lalnahlu In tho local market.
Claypool's Cash Grocery
. Phone 5
Fresh Fruitand Vegetables
Every business house has something
it features. Some part of their business
thoy foster. That they pride themselves
in making that the very best. In this we
are not unlike others. Our hobby is our
Fresh Fruit and Vegetable window. Every
effort is exercised to have it filled with
the choicest of the market at all times of
the year. Spring time of course favors us
with the largest variety, and we make the
best of our opportunity.
Call and see what we have to offer you
for your Saturday shopping. You will be
sure to be well rewarded.
The Union Grocery Co.
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Saturday Specials
PILLOWS
25 pair Ventilated Conestoga Ticking Pillows,
regularly $2.95 pair, for Saturday, priced at
$2.59 Pair
A real high class pillow; a bargin at this price.
SHOES
46 pair odd lot High Shogs, regularly selling at
$4.50, $5.00 and $6.00; broken sizes; ho we're
closing them out Saturday for
$1.98
CORSET SPECIAL
Discontinued models, of models selling at $1.50
to $1.50; Special for Saturday at
9&c
Always Pays lo Slop and Shop al
m
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Sae 771U& for infants and invalids
ASH. rUK
Horleek's
PorInfar.ts,Tnral!d3ndGrowJnpChndren I Rlchmflk, malted pra-n extnict In Powder
Tho Original Food-Driok For All Ages (No Cooking Nouruhing DieztiUa
Oregon Meat Market
As usual we will have a fine line
of meats for the Sunday dinner,
including Fancy Steer Reef, Corn
Fed Pork, Nice Fat Lambs, and a
dandy supply of Chickens. Be
sure and purchase your meat for
your Sunday dinner at
The Oregon Meat Market
Phone 92 We Deliver
Silks-Woolen Dress Goods-Wash Goods
An opportunity to acquire now those beautiful materials for the making
of your Summer Frocks.
Silks of Beauty, Charm and Value
Bend's Silk Store Ready to Serve You
Crepe de Chine The color you want in our best
grade; 40 inches wide; per yard $1.95
Canton Crepe This wanted silk in a 40 inch
width; now priced, per yard $3.50
Printed Radium 40 inches wide; yard......$2.50
Paisley Georgettes Wonderful designs, at....$2.98
Checked Taffetas 36 inch width; yard $1.98
Brocade Crepe de Chine The beauty cloth....$2.75
Baronet Satin 40 inches wide; black only....$2.95
Broadcloth Shirting 32 inches wide; a perfect
tub silk; per yard v $1.69
New Woolens for Coats, Capes, Skirts, Dresses
Velour Checks An all wool 56 inch cloth....$3.50
Tweeds Fashion says tweeds; here they are;
lots of them, at $2.25 and $2.45
Homespuns A 54 inch all wool cloth; now a very
much wanted fabric; per yard $2.45
Novelty Check Suitings Pretty color combina
tions; per yard 69c, 89c, 98c and $1.35
Wash Fabrics That Will Stand
Tubing-Colors That Are Fast
Imported Tissues An English cloth of real beau
ty; per yard 85c
English Ginghams Especially recommended for
its fineness yet durability and fast colors ; yd...75c
Tissues Best American made tissues in designs
that are real beauties; per yard t 75c
Merlian Tissues An excellent selection in this
popular fabric; per yard 55c
Princeton Zephyrs A 32 inch fine grade of ging
ham; priced at, per yard 33c
Utility Ginghams 32 inches wide; yard 25c
Amoskeag Ginghams 27 inches wide, and always
good; per yard 19c
Seaside Suiting The popular checks; 36 inches
wide; priced, per yard , 69c
Oxford Suitings Colors, blue, rose; yard 65c
Printed Batiste 10 inches wide; in many pretty
patterns; priced, per yard 45c
Printed Flaxons Beautiful new patterns in this
summer fabric ; priced, per yard 35c
WARNER'S
CORSETS
Improve the Figure
WARNER'S
PICTORIAL REY1EW
PATTERNS
for the New Gown
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