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llliM) TltAIN W IIDIH l.li
Oregon Trunk
Arrives, 7:ilD A. M.
Leaves. 8:110 I'. M.
..V. It. N.
Arrives, (1:60 I'. M.
Lruvus, 7:UU A. M.
is Woman May Succeed Father in Congress
TIIK IIKNI) lit M-lrriN. I)AIIY KDITION, ItKNI), OltKUO.f, MOMMY, MAV I, 11(22.
BLO USES
Beautiful New Tailored Waists
Fashion Authorities this season have enme
out llattooteilly for tho tailored blouse of fine
(llmilie'i. hfitiMtcK, orKumlleH. etc.
Wo have jut al the present time a mnit
complete nhowing of nil of the best Klylo In
while, pink, blue, nilo, tun and other wanted
shades.
Tell styles specially
Priced at $2.50
all
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
I'. T. Iliown (if Itoiliiiiiuil spent
Holiday In Hood.
V 1 1 1 lit til Taylor of Koiliiiond spool
liiimluy hi 1 1 n il .
W. ('. Iliilllniilii'iiil of I. a I'lne
Hiii'iil Huliirdiiy In lli'iiil.
Mr. mill Mrs. K. I'. Ill ontm Iiiiuh
vliilli'il In Mmlniii Hnlunluy.
Dull II lliiiiHliin linn gone ! K la in
Mil Kulls in spend several ilnyH.
Mr. mill Mm. Arthur ll,iuir of
Itcd'innml spool Hnlunluy In lli'iiil.
J. Chin I' H Hitillli returned this
liiornliiK from u trip In I'urlliiiiil.
lltirlii'rl Kby of Toi rolioniiit vltilted
over tin week end with friend here
t'llirolieo F. I 11 III I'll lanl llll'.llt
ftir I'oitlitiid, to bo gone severnl days.
(ili'iin II. Hindi In In lli'iiil loilny
friini III ii i u in ti In the Arnold dlrf
irlct. .Osrur Miiikiiii lift lintl iiIkIiI foi
I'ortlmul. where In' will make liln
liouiu.
l.uellu tirubb, lltlli daughter of
Mr. mul Mm. (). W. flrubb, In III Willi
lonnllllls.
A ni'W oda fountuln In being In
stalled lit thu Ili'iid Dairy store on
Wull street.
Mm. F. Tomlln of Hunttlo wus In
llcnd yesterday on Iter way homo
from Hums.
A. Iiyer of The Dulles who hus
boon visiting hero, li'fi lust night
for his liomu.
Mr. mul Mm. A II. Lurriibco. Miss
Miirl.i O'llrloti mul Leo Itnrldon
finbad on I ho Mclollus Uuniluy.
V. I'. Downing has received oil I p
luont of mi vinculo niloinutla piano
to bo Installed In his rostuurant.
Max .Mondoiihull of Opul t'lly mjh-iiI
(ho week end vlnltlnK with frlmidK
In Ilend. i iiriiliiR lust night lo IiIh
homo.
Mm. John Dnhul ami duiighlor
Joanne left Inst night for I'orlland,
lo visit there mid In Cm vulllH for
Kimifl tlmu.
J. I. Ilonnessy, maniiK-r of The
Shovlln-IIUoii t."i)iii iiatiy'B plant hero.
loft lunt iiIkIiI on n short business
(rip to I'm (land.
ltnirv Kulntnil. Anton Kiilstml.
Wllllmn Dnmnnlor mid Kit OumImi r.
who fished lit ICnst laki! Snnilay.
hroimlit haok Rood catches of trout.
Orn Mnnlstor. postmaster, mul C.
F. Hnydor. cashier of the national
hunk lit I'ulsley. wore In Ili-ml today
on their way from a trip to Portland.
iim I il r'nilioii. who lum boon
vlnltlnK hero, will leave tonight for
hor homi) nt Vancouver, Wiuih. She.
wild formerly Minn Kvolyu llodlent of
Iln ml.
Mm. I.. 1.. Fox mid Mm. B. F.
Ktockwell returned thlH mornliiK
from Portland, whoro they huvo boon
Hi tho sick bed of Mr. Fox. who Ih
critically III.
Mrs. J. F. Wonger spout tho week
end with her hUHbimd here, returning
today to her homo In Portland. Weii
Kr Ih proprietor of tho rurltnn
dairy lunch.
n. S. Hamilton returned this
morning from Portland, whoro ho
Saturday attended n mooting of
board of directors of the Stnto Chnm
hor of Cammorco.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. H. Molstor and
Miss Murgnrot McCarron loft Inst
nlKht for Hpnkuno, to vIhII for mime
tlmo. MulHtcr Ib logging uuperln
tondont for Tho Bhevlln-IIIxon Company.
In i.irY'"i". I
Mm Witinifro'l M llork in tho Republican nointnce lo lurrrrd
lur lalhcr in CoiiKrcst, (lie lale William K. M.on. I'lioto thowi Mri.
Ilui.k ami lur chililrt'n al breakfast.
Dr. II. W. Hair r-1 ii i ixm! (liln
miiriiliiK from a trip to Portland. Dr.
and Mm. Hair have taken up (holr
rohMonro nt 317 Dolawuro avoinio.
Tliolr clilldiou will ruitot lion: from
Haloin aa noon iih hoIiooI Ih out.
.SOilfK
DiiiIiik (ho in i in I Ii h of May, Julie,
July, AiiKiiHt mul Koptoinlior, our
Kindlon will mil be upon on Sunday
except by uppoliilmeitt.
KKWAItl) b NDItCtiTT.
TIIK IHKiANS. 121-12 20
Ton dllToront HtyleH of camp
Htovon ul lluchwaller's. IIH 125c
AT THE HOTELS
Pilot llul to Inn J. K. Odi-Kiird,
K. J. ltymi. K. C. Pulllum, II. V.
(iranl, A. II. Kkiiii, A. J. Iluxnrd.
Porilmid; P. V. Ilouoh, Kpokuno;
ti. Kd IIohh. J. II. Sooll, Suli-in; 0.
W. (IhiKur, II. K. t'tlHpou, Pondlolon;
(I. A. Saundom, Kt. Paul. William
f.'ox. Heattle; (Seurxn llolford, Mod
ford; .MIhh Lou Foote. MntlrriH; C.
W. DullolH. fovo; F. Minion Wllkos,
('. V. Ituupach, Klumuth AKoncy.
Hotel IWy It. I). Murray, J. Pet
erson, W. W. Merrlam. Porilmid;
JiibIo DiivIh, Iteno; Mm. I). II. HiiiiIh
(or, Mm. II. I.. .Stanley, 1'alnh-y; E.
(i. Hnyder, HIhIoih; Dean I lull I tin
heail, l,u Pine; V. I,. Marlon, Klam
ath FiiIIh; HuhhoII Klldle, K. A. K II
dlo. Klievlln-Illxon Camp No. I : C.
M. tlriiham, llrandvlow; Kinma INt
emou, Hampton.
WrlKlit Hotel K. A. Klldle, Shcv-IIii-IIIxoii
Ctiinp No. I; II. A. llngoii,
lleiliiiniid ; Hon Holdoii, John Anper.
JohIo DiivIh, Portland; fletn-Ro 1)
l.lvenay. HunitiiT, Wash.; John Dnble,
Viiklinu, Wasli.: Jainoii I.owIh. Sil
ver Lake; K. V. Illiohard, Fort
Hook; Max Mondouhull, Upal City;
V.. D. Ilo.-'xlioe, Madras.
HoniiliiK Hoiel I,. A. MuComber,
V. E. Dloler, C. F. MoDowell, V. J.
Whliuler. rorilanil; II. V. Waohter,
S P. S.; 11. F. Ilariman. I.. J. SIo-t-iitn.
o.-W.; Mr. mid Mrs. Con
O'Keefo. J. C. St. Clulr. Silver I.ako;
A. V. Holly, F. Holly. tleorRc Cot
tle, I, us AtiRoles: Alfred JoIiiihoii,
When you order me
to collect your garb
age your worries on
that score arc over.
I can also handle the
cleaning of your cess
pool. A. J. Woolsey
City GnrbiiRe Collector
Phone 288J.
Central Oregon Second
Hand Store
Greenwood Avenue
The tenderness of
STEAKS
depend- much on how
they are cut
Try Our Steaks
We think they will
please you.
O'DONNELL BROS.
LATEST and SNAPPY
STYLES IN
Men's
Furnishings
At Prices That Satisfy.
Home of Society Brand
Clothing.
SHOE REPAIRING
Shop in rear of Store;
oldest established Shoe
Shop in the city.
LOVEN'S
1017 BOND STREET
IYIm-IIIm Dean al the Liberty tonight
Bhevlln-IIIxon Camp; Tom Cronln,
Powell Hullo; William Cricked, Opal
City.
All tomilH supplies nt Ituchwul
ter's. HB-mic
O. K. Till Tholr Fun Blew Outl
Their n:"elini was mutual. She he
Iiir liit:ue Miitef y ollriieted by his mag
netic personality, wb:t he whs not
ropillcd, for his lips mon made con
tact with hers, and the spark I nit grew
Intense. He pnipimed with llRhlnlnK
llko precision, then they were united.
Their friends tvero electrified. Wasn't
II shocking? K. K. Loafbourrow In
Detroit Free Press.
Mince Pis.
Mince pie wus discovered In l.'Ofl.
invB ii n exchange. Thut's n long while
go. and yet a lot of us have nt il I to
learn that II Isn't safe to eat It at
night.
When You baw Off
Drop Down
to the
Silver Grill
For Good Eats
Save on
GROCERIES
Are you tnklnR advantage of
the opportunity our deposit
plan ofTcrs? . It will mean a
groat ilenl in reilucInK jour
GKOCEKY MIjIj..'
ON EVERY CASH DE
POSIT OF $20.00 WE
GIVE 7 DISCOUNT
In other words, when you de
posit $20.00 wlth us wo credit
your account With .!il.40. On
nil deposits under $20.00 wo
allow 2 per rent.
A trial will eon'vlnco yon our
prices nro aa low ns elsewhere,
(ilve ns nn opportunity to con
vince you Unit, wc can save you
MONEY.
Link & Brown
CASH GROCERY
Corner Clreenwowl and Bond
1'u.ono 20-J
Coolness and Comfort Are In
These Lucette Frocks
They are dresses do luxe. They are
dresses that typify the quality merchun
dliie this store offers at all times. And
then besides, they are of tho best values
obtainable for they are as representative
of our value Hiving a they uro of our
uuullty. you should see tho new display.
These are dressed for women of all types
a oil all sizes, ull Inclinations and all
pockethooks.
$3.48 to $10.95
Women s Footwear
Very fine calf and patent models In
both Oxfords and Pumps. There are
Flapper, Cuban and Military heels to meet
your needs.
A number of styles in black patent
leather Pumps have Just arrived.
We have styles of the dark calf Oxford,
military heel, easy wearing and very
popular.
$3.25 to $6.50
Our sale of Plaid and Striped Skirtings and Suitings has met'
with instant success. Assortments are still complete and we
atlvi.se immediate selection. Priced special at, yard 2.95
A lways Pays lo Slop and Shop at
lpUAUTYJJJCMoy BMP j
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Iijililililily
Health Habits for Children.
Health Instruction and Its result In
Die formation of hublts, Is the sub
ject of a dully record of health habits
for every child In the schools of Wash
ington, D. C, according to the United
Htutes bureau of education. Blanks are
marked after the morning dally In
speeiluu by the teacher. Kaeh fccbool
day a mark Is given for the pupil's
observance of such hublts us brushing
the teeth, cnrrylug a hunUkerchief,
keeping a good posture, Inking thir
ty minutes physical exorcise. Thirteen
hculth huhlls are noted. At the end
of a month a rating la given to cor
respond with the dally record, and the
sheet Is sent home folded around the
report card, lo be signed by the pa
rent mid returned. It Is expected thus
to secure the co-operation of the home
In Inculcating health habits, t'hlldren
showing extreme neglect are referred
to the school nurse.
The Library Pest.
You got a book out of the librnry,
nnd notice thai some other render has
Improved n the author by underscor
ing the printed text or nclled notes
in the margin. Occasionally these show
Intense Interest and deep thought. Hut
librarians sny most of the "Iniprove
monla" arc changes In punctuation.
Some folks are so busy looking for
ether people's mistakes that they have
n't any time for their own.
Emerson at College.
He found there but little nutriment
suited to his appetite- ou) etrayed off,
though with some uili-evingg, to other
pastures. In one of nis Journals long
jftvrwurds, be speaks cf the Instinct
which leads the youth w!' bus no fac
ulty for mathematics, aud weeps over
the Impossible analytlca'. geometry, to
console his defeut with 'Jhuucer and
Montaigne, with Plutarch id Plato at
ulKht." ... In his owu y he was
Mulustrlous ; feeling vngueiy tst, for
hint, power of expression waa more
Important thiin pbllololcnt or KdectlQc
.i sluing. Jaiaw Kllloit Cr'joi.
Costly Debauch.
One of the calamities of medieval
England was directly doc to overin
dulgence In liquor. lUmry l's son
and heir, William, was In noli from
France on the White Ship. The Nor
man sailors got drunk Jim lie fore they
started for England, and; the Teasel
was lost with all on board. It waa
a costly debauch, for by removing
Henry's only male heir It opened the
way for a civil war over the suo
cesslon when he was no more.
Camp beds, chairs and tables at
Buchwalter's. 119-125c
Auto
Painting
New Paint will make a world
of difference In the looks to
othora and add to your own
personal satisfaction.
FORDS
Painted
$10.00
Hee. mo first nt The Pioneer
Garage, I'hone 22.
RcllnlshlnK a Hpocialty
STICE, the Auto Painter
On May 1st, The Farmers'
Market, now located at Bond
and Oregon Sts., will move
to 114 Minnesota Street.
If Your
AUTO TOP
Leaks, have It
Water Proofed
It preserves the top nnd makes
- it look Uko new.
Bend Auto Top Shop
Greenwood Ave.
BETTER WOOD for Less Money
And we put it right in your Shed
Dry Body Wood
Red juniper or pine cut from live standing timber
or, if desired, cut from dry down timber. We
have our own wood saw, so can give you any
length. It will save you trouble and money to
let us supply your wood.
J. O. HAGAN
"The Wood Man" Telephone 216-W
J. E. ALBRIGHT
General Contractor
Reinforced Concrete Work, Brick or ; Frame
construction, Concrete Sidewalks, Cabinet work
and General Repairing. - c
Miner Bldg.
Room: 205
Hagan's Market
ilas again been taken over by J. O. Hagan and
a full line of Groceries, Fresh and Cured Meats
will be handled. We solicit your patronage.
Phone 216-W. We Deliver.