The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, May 19, 1925, Image 2

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THE REND BULLETIN, DAILY EDITION. RfiND. OREGON. TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1025
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THERE is no secret formula
for Successful advertising...
at least, we know of none. Tho
Consistent results attained by
tho ad writers of this organiza
tion have been duo largely to
our belief that each advertising
problem must bo solved in its
own light. Years of experience
have taught us to discard set
rules and pet theories for cold,
hard facts. Perhaps our meth
ods are what you need.
A Conft i t )(( In Your Office Or Ours Will Incur No Obligatiotu
The Sensational Ready-to-Wear Sale
ONE WEEK ONLY!
This isn't a sale ct" cheap garments. The values range from $30 to $60 with a
lO to 20 Reduction
It is an opportunity to get a really GOOD Suit, Coat or a Dress at a price that cannot
he equalled anywhere.
Last Recital of Year Is
Announced For Friday
The final recital of the year forj
the public speaking and music de
partments of the Bend high school
will he Riven Friday evening at I
o'clock at the school gymnasium, it
was announced today.
The public speaking class, under
the direction of Miss Blanche Drake,
will give three one act plays; "The
Florist Shop." "Maker of Dreams''
and "Rosalind."
The musical organizations, includ
ing the boys' and girls' glee clubs
and tho orchestra, all directed by
Miss Alice Wood, will take part in
the program.
The public is invited to attend,
and no admission charge will be
made.
being canried on by the secretary of
state relative to the new lighting law.
He warned motorists not to he in a
hurry to make the necessary head
light change, but to study the matter
carefully and to buy equipment very
cautiously.
i'lni was introduced by Earl B.
Houston, state traffic officer. I're
ceeding Pirn's lecture, the work of
the state traffic department was ex
plained by C. Lieuallen of Pendleton,
state traffic officer.
Name Czecho-Slovakian
Labor Conference Head
Headlight Law Explained
I To Auto Owners of Bend
(Continued from page 1)
to have stronger lights. Batteries
were first used for starting purposes,
iind then the plan was conceived to
use electric headlights.
Pim explained that his lecture was
part of the campaign of education
Substitution of Child
Charge Facing Woman
(t. T. LtiHil Wire to The Bend Bulletin 1
NEW YOKK. May 13. The regu
lar May grand Jury today ordered
return of an indlf-tmoni against Mrs.
llelsn A. Gelsen-Volk on a charge
of substituting another child for
Steven, infant son of William An
gerer. The indictment against Mrs. Gelsen-Volk.
proprietress of an ir.fan
torium. who is also charged with
homicide in connection with the
death of two babies under her care,
was not filed, to allow for time for
consideration of Jts wording. This
is the first indictment of the kind on
record here since 16S3.
IU. P. trnxd Wire to 'Che Bend Bull nn I
GENEVA. Mil ). Premier Belies
of Czechoslovakia was elected un
animously as president of the seventh
international labor conference, insti
tuted by the- treaty of Versailles,
which opened here today.
Forty-three nations were repre
sented. ' The I'nited States and Rus
sia are the only important nations
not affiliated with the international
labor bureau.
Workmen's compensation was the
most important Item on tbo agenda.
Style Show and Plays
Billed Here Tonight
Two playlets. "The Budget Ghost"
and "Mother's (Jure." will be staged
by the rooking class of the Bend
high school this evening at 8 o'clock
in the school gymnasium. The play
lets ire to be followed by a style
show by the high school sewing class.
"The Budget Ghost" Is a playlet In
three scenes. Illustrating the value
of the budget. "Mother's f!ure" Is a
playlet In four episodes, showing how
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ENSEMBLE SUITS
15 to 26 suits at
prices ranging from
$39.00 to $69,00
selling now at
10 to 20 Per Cent Reduction
These suits are the latest crea
tions from the New York stylo
shops. Tho latest colors. Ma
terials are Serges, Wools, Silks,
Georgettes.
Graduation, Dinner and
Wedding Gowns
Fur itiality of material, fine
styles, beautiful colorings, anil
genuine values, this group sur
passes any we have ever offered
For sports, afternoon, street
and semi-drees occasions, in the
smartest colors of Goblin Blue,
Orchid, Pink and Rose,
Sport Coats Dress Coats
BeautiflUhf fashioned of fine
Satins. I'orirt Sheens, Tweeds,
Mannish Mixtures, Chamveens,
Many embroidered or fur
trimmed.
Sizes for women and misses.
Every wanted color
S19.75 to 559.00 values
10 to 20 Per Cent Ort
Those articles altered and fitted to suit the must exacting.
ONE WEEK ONLY!
THE SMART SHOP
Oregon Street
V O T K S O N
MRS. MARIE REYNOLDS First National Bank BWf.
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Adequate wiring acids to the Values of
your home.
Install convenience outlets and cash in
on your electric equipment.
Bend Water, Light &
Power Co.
a mother cured her family of torn
plaining at the tahle.
IIIkIi whool 'KtrlB will Hrvo a
mo'flnlH for the .stylo Hhow. Homo,
inn rlrotnoH mad by tho newinp; tint!
will ho directed by MM Bllfcn Dfthl
i n- stylo snow in MIDI UTuffWI r
MIhh Anna Anioldtm.
"Thosf dsnionstrtUofu ihould b J
Of special iniorot-r to parontH." Super-j
intondent O. W. Agar Mid when com-1
meriting OH tonight 'h playlets anil i
stylo nhow. It Ih being refiuented'
that only children accompanied hy j
parents attend.
t.lloilld he litflirtfd on
evidence of murder.
IrcuinHtanlhil
State Would Get Back
Land From Government
(U. r. Wir..- lTb Band Bsllatln)
Davis Defense Rests,
Rebuttal to Be Brief
(II. ft taasal VHHIki l:.nt liuiMin)
TOPBKA, Kan, . Miiy It, Thl dt
, r-ii k. in ih,' trial nf former Borer nor
.iiiiiiiiiiaii hi Davit, charted iritfe
SALB1I, May It. The itiitt of bribtry m connection win, trentlnt
Oregon will offer fur Imm WmIum "' i""""1"" Bud pardona durtai lbs
day. May 21, the lands ol Band Island '! "f I arm .if otfloa,
In tba month of tho Columbia liver. r'""'1 MM
which Imi, lioen under Koverutncut
jurisdiction nearly On yonrn.
. . ! Tin' lanils won, iIoimImI hy tlii) llatO
State Witness lluittinp; I to tbo federal governmani In 1894
Case, To Aid Shepherd for mlllUry purponea. The govarn.
mcnl Iiiih not no utUUtd lh- land, hni
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Ihoir seam war tbrM men teinporur-1 Tho move of tat Oregon land
iiy accepted hy th' itate today. Each I board offarlnt to lease tbe property
Side ban 20 peremptory challenges la expected to hrhiK a court suit
and they used one apiece today. So 'which will die hie the ownership nf
far approximately 40 veniremen have ; the properly. The state hoard holds
heen examined. 1 that
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1 he state announced us rebuttal
would he very brief and all tl vl
rlcnri' wna etperlad ' In, In htteN
court ndlmirnrd Wdiijr,
Chant clr aitneaaaj Utttlled daf
leg tho afterno' n session as io DsrM'
R,iod repHilaHOh,
The original BbtBBrt w s Tsrss
Inns, nkln In ih Tartar 1 at
pearrd first In history toward Ibl
1 iomo of the sa renth otntory Tbaj
were ti..i a wM t rll.it of hoi .11011,
who. timlcr their ehlotralm kn."'"
as holyiirs, ravai:
'v. 11 the Urel
Voliia river
the termor)!
luhtttha and
govemmenl
Hllue I he
The stale is seeking furors who use the laud for a nillltai v
101 only favor the death penally, tiutinicnl, it should rightfully
extreme penalty turned lo the state.
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"Check" Seal
electrical
retailers
to better gwyr business
Keep workrm rool -nnd ynv urp
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and vim keep theU cimilng. Keep
V'xir rsMWiaill or theatre ...,.!,,!
voil keep ll , o.w.l.-.l.
nVsrysrhers
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