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THE REND BULLETIN. DAILY EDITION. REND. OREGON. SATURDAY, JUNE ". 1625
The Bend Bulletin
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SAT I' KDA Y. JINK C. ll'LT.
How excellent is thy lovlng
kindnesH, O Ood! therefore' the
children of men put their trust
under the shadow of thy wtn.es
They shall bp abundantly satis
fied with the fatuess of thy
UOOse; and thou shall make them
drink of the river of thy pleas
ures. l'salm S6:7. S.
DEAD MEN'S SHOES
My Uncle Hiram had a wail, and often IM reflect,
he's at rest, beneath the soil, his bundle 111 Collect."
in the hazy long ajro when l'irst this dream was mine; my
uncle's hair was white as snow, his age was eighty-nine;
he had diseases ten or twelve and I was feeling sure the
sexton soon for him wouKI delve a grave in yonder moor.
I had no use for honest toii. though 1 was always broke;
why should I plow the stubborn soil, or chop the twisted
oak? Why should 1 shovel loads of coal, or work with
brick or stone? My Uncle Hiram had a roll that soon
would be my own. 1 had no coin to pay the rent, no place
where I could board) my .thoughts were always madly bent
on Uncle Hiram's hoard. "The way he lianas on is a crime."
in my sad heart I said: "he lives along on borrowed time,
nor wots he should be dead. He soon must crumble into
dust, and sleep beneath the sward, and my long yean of
faith and trust will garner their reward." He's lived a
hundred years and ten. and does not plan to die. and still
he keeps his iron men. nor gives a reason why. Now I am
old and in the hole men say it serves me right : this watting
for a dead man's roll is vicious, in their sight. I am too
wretched now to work, I only sit and sigh; and as I do
this, by the kirk, my uncle capers by.
SANTIAM PUBLICITY
I p. m. All members of the troop are
. urKeii to be present. Visitors wol-
eoine.
A rordlal Welcome to all services.
Christ says to you. Come, prav.
program: hear. bo. tell and do.
K. II BBARD, Pastor.
Nancy; S p, m.. Examiner program:
I p. m.. Old Folks Evening at Home:
ill p. m.. KK1 midnight frolic.
KHJ, Times, Los Angeles. 405. t
meters 4 p. m . Simp.
At n time when people all over 6 : 30 p. ru.. children's honur: S p. m
western Oregon are thinking about ; program; 11 p. nt.. Art Hickman's
tha possibility of crossing Into cen- r orchestra ; 11:30 p. m.. Lost Angels
tral Oregon by way of the McKeniio of KHJ.
highway, two cars have actually KNX. Express, Los Angeles, 337
niudo the trip over the Santlam route ! meters 7:30 p. m.. organ recital;
from Albany. A better publicity J 10 p. m.. Abe Lyman's orchestra; 11 struellon
stunt on behalf of the huntium could ; p. m.. Hollywood night.
hardly be conceived. Those who i KGW. Oregonian. Portland, ill. I
made the journey ugree that it was ; meters 6 p. m.. Jack Souder's or
a hard one. but the point is that they chest ra; 10 p. m.. Herman Renin's The siek will be prayed for at close
made It over a road thut is quite tin- j Multnomah hotel orchestra. ,, ,i,,s crvi. ,. Ki.tiinn a- 7 13
Improved. Inevitably one compares KFOA. Rhodes Store. Seattle. 455 roa evangelistic rail, I.llli.iri
this with the McKenzte which Is lm- 'meters 4 p. m.. Times program: 6 Walk. r. evangelist will have ,') rge
proved In various ways and orerip. m.. Hoffman orchestra: S:45 p. of these services ami also 'each night
which it is still impossible for an;., Rhodes store program; S:30 p. lnrour;h the week at 7:15 until JOB
automobile to pass. It seems clear m.. Times program; 10 o. m.. Eddie ;M iire aya come
that when the Santiam is relocated ' Harkncss orchestra.
Trinity tlplaropal Chardl
Wall and Idaho
Trinity Sunday. Children's sert-
Held By Scoutmasters ., ,:: '
'services until further notice.
I nature treasure bunt whi
l ull Gospel Church
Corner Bond and Florida
In basement of the new Full Oos
1 church which is now under eon-
Bible school at 10 a. m. I
Morning worship at 11 a. m. Safe-1
ject. The OUta of the Spirit. " Aft J
ornoon at 2:10. - Iilvine Healing."
and a new road built it should come
to serve as the long season road to
the Willamette valley.
When the Albany visitors were in
liend last fall to create interest In
the Santiam they were told that Ihey
could expect no cooperation from
Nature Treasure Hunt
this section until the highways still 1 made necessary the study of birds,
under construction were finished. y,es. shrubs and flowers, featured
Long steps toward their completion the scoutmasters' meeting on Tomato
have since been taken and one can island Frldnv night. Eleven ner-
9 the time coming when it will he! sons, two of whom were from Mod-
possible to aid in the Santiam deTcl-, moi:d. took part in the Island confer
opment from this side of the muiiu-iuncc.
tains. This would be as the new j' Those attending the meeting were
road approached the east, a time stjll Rev. F. H. Hall. .'. H. Coleman, Har-
B.
T. Stevens. Ralph Haynle. W. B.
Morse. Walter Shull and Merrill Rots
of Rend, and Rev. W. T. Ford and
J. E. Tcr.tor of Redmond.
Th, mture treasure hunt was pre
ceded by a picnic lunch, served by
the Bend council of the scouts.
aorae years, possibly, in tne tuiureivey Mackenzie. Bryan McDonald
but one that will be recognized as
bound to come If the Albany deter-
llnatlon to see the road built per
sists. We think it will.
In addition to Its practical uses
such a road will have a very high
sentimental value because it will re-;
new the tie between two sections of'
Oregon that In the past were very
close. The Santiam trail was used
not only by pioneers bound for west-'
ern Oregon. Possibly an even greater !
volume of travel came over It from j
the valley into eastern Oregon. The
Older settlements In central Oregon ,
sre largely of Linn county people.!
It will be a pleasant thing to have!
the two brought together again
through the medium of a modern
highway.
FHANCIS 11. BALL. Minister.
Lutheran Services
At the Seventh Day Adven:!si
church, corner ot Franklin ami llar
riman. Services at 1 1 a. ni. Sunday School
at 10 a. m.
You are cordially invited to at
tend the services and to send your
children to Sunday school.
4n
RADIO
KPO, Hale Bros, and Chronicle.
Ban Francisco. 42S.3 meters 0:30
p. m.. Warfield theater; 6:30 p. ra.,
Johnny Bnlck's Cabirians; s p in..
Art YVeldner's dance orchestra.
KLX. Tribune, Oakland, 50S me
ters 3:15 p. m., baseball; i p. renews.
KCO, Oencral Electric, Oakland.
301. 3 meters 1 p. in.. Hotel St.
Francis orchestra; 8 p. m., Swedish
Singing society; 10 p. m., Henry
Ilalstead's orchestra.
KM, Earle C. Anthony, Los Ange
les, 407 meters 5:30 p. m., Exam
iner matinee; 0 p. m., nightly do
ings; 7 p. m Myra Belle Vickera'
pupils; 7:30 p. m., Oscar Teek. bari
tone; 7:45 p. m., The Bookshelf. Miss
k : . a .: s . i a i i a J
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CHUUCH
KltSt llapiNt (hunt.
Oreston and Irvinp
Th: Honv'Ilke !owntown Cfcnreb
Where you will ftnrl:
Sunday: Sunday (school at 9:45
n. D, A plare awaitH you if not an
attendant elsewhere. Illustrated talk
at 10:55 a. m.
Horning worship, sermon, "The
Riches of God." nt 11 a. m. Com
munion observed at close.
B. Y. P. L., group 1 in charge,
at 7 p. m.
Cvening evaneelixtlc mesnage at S
o'clork : music ly junior rhoir.
Monday, hoard of deacons meet in
office at ft p. m.
Wednesday, church night, praise,
prayer and Bible study at 8 o'clock.
Head Titus, chapter 2. Junior choir
rehearsal following.
Thursday, hoy srouts meet at 7:3''
Preabjrtf rlnii Chorrii
Franklin and Harriman
Bible school at 9:45 a. ni- Morn
ing church service at 11 a. m. Dr.
.Mallett will sing a oIo; Dr. LiLWti
will prtttcb on ProgresK. In the eve
nine th ('. B. sori?ty will meet at
7 o'clock, and the preaching service
will "hocin at oVlock. Mrs. Ashiy
Forrest a ill sing a solo, and th -r-!
Glenn H. Slack, Atrcnt
Phono 11K2, Bend, Ore.
NoUoa tm iublkalKm la tha aooUl aalutaa ta lha Satunhv kasua W Tka liull.Ua aaaaal sa
M lata lliau list a'alaak aai Iba arlariuaa a Mas iar iNraaadUia,
Mrs. A. O. Schilling and Mrs. O. be no DltlD ot Hie llelul chiiptOf
Minor eutertalned with a bridge I Monday eveulim. on geOOtlttl ot Hie
party at the Masonic club rooms on grand chapter session.
Thursday afternoon. Ten tables were
played, pri.'.es being won by Mi's. Q. Clarence tlould. manager of 41tc
S. Htldton, Mrs. II. N. Moore. Mrs. Boston Slore. and Miss Ms.lth.la I
.1. K. Smith and Mrs. II. 0, Doddl, Haynle. also a former student at the
J Bend hlll school, were married In I
The SunatrlM club will meet on! Portland nearly Iwo weeks ago, thel
Tuesday afternoon at the homo of news of their marriage not bacomlncl
Mrs. s. Blmpaon, t-io Bnal Third known here until Qould ralurnad hum:
street. week Mrs tlould Is visiting with'
relatives in the Willamette valley
Mrs. lieorge Vandevert entertuitied ...
Krid.iy with a bridge party, honoring Mr and Mrs. Andrew Junor. who
her sister. Miss Virginia Paulsen, were married here several weeks ago.
who has been her bouse guest for returned to Bind for a brief visit
ral weeks Seven tables of bridge Willi Mrs .luiiiir's naretii- Mr and
Mrs lieorge I'. Hove. Into list week.
leavitiK on Monday for- their new
home In Portland, Mis Junor was
Miss Kdllb lime, a graduate of the
Bc'ld bleb school. The Jailor's wed
dlug trip took them lo Yosemlle nu
wer,' plaied aiul the prles were won
by Mrs. K. II. Well. Mrs. Jay II l'p
ton and Mrs. Agnes Shcridnu.
a a
Mrs. Kthel Blehards, worthy in a
trou. anil Mrs. Anna Thompson, asso
ciate matron, of the local Kasturn tional park, to San h'ranclaeo and lo
.Star, will at lend the grand chapter Palo Alio, where the) visited Uev.
Bleating In Portland next week, leav- ami Mis. J I.. Webster, formerly of
ilns Bend Sunday evening There will' Bend.
men will be on "The (late Ileum I-1 ing for the dn. bring our lunch to
ful." Mrs J. J. Scliwomlker Is plan cfcorch and leave for the rlv. r. lb.
ist.
tnotii.i.iltis or H.e lakes aft-T Hie i-eri
June 1 1 will be observed as Chil- Tn workH (lf lia,r ,
Idrani day. ! more to you If you acknowledge and
"I was clad when Ihey said unto j worship the Hod of nil being before
inc. lei us go unto the house of Jo- coloring upon our communion with
hovah. Our feet are standing with- ibe works of Ills h ind Subje, i
i:i thy gat s, t) Jerusalem. " l'salm , the morning sermon. "The I'niversal
112:1-
1)1!. A. W. I.KW1S. Pastor.
MetllOlllsl I'pi-iopel Chinch
Bond tnd Knnsus
Church school at 9:46 a. in. Mo;n
ing worship at
promiitly at 12.
Casslit;" 'Mrs. C. V. Sllvls will sing
i "The Hills of liod." by Nerln
There will be a union meeting of
the Intermediate and senior Kpworlb
leagues In Kp.vorlh hull at 7 p. in.
All young people .ire most cnrdlull)
How Long Will It Taktf
Chiropractic lias proved so eXficuciouB in ro
lieving tlic nerve pressure which i- Potind to
exist in children of tender age, that some peo
ple arc prone to think thai it Is good for child
ren only. This la a mistaken idea, but naturally
the results would he quicker ill such eases, he
eatise the relentleSB hand id' disease has nut yel
fastened itself on the young patient. Children,
therefore, naturally respond very speedily to .
Chiropractic adjustments, in adult eases, the
results, it is true may he somewhat slower he-
cause the patient generally consults the chiro
practor as a last resort, and at a time when
disease has fastened its tentacles securely. The
results are none the less sure, however, pro
viding you place yourself unreservedly in the
hands of your chiropractor, and take adjust
ments when he advises you. It has taken time
for you to get siek common sense bliould t"ll
you that it will lake time fur you to get well.
HERBERT B. MALLETT, D. C, Ph. C.
151 Minnesota Ave. Phono (28
Palmer-Gregory System of Painless Adjusting
11. Service closes. Invited
If you plan an out
Tl
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-Utnd.i
sri
AGAIN BUICK DEMONSTRATED ITS
ABILITY TO GO WHERE IT IS
DESIRED TO GO
First Over the Santiam Pass in 1925 is the
Distinction Attained.
hit S n't lo V Oood music, ii splendid
fellowship iplrtt, and I soul silrrlns. ,
,111c giving rospel message Comic';
laud brliiK your friends. This Is our 1 1,
i I'llllc;-' house and all will rc.-clvc
iwartll he.uled Christian weltoiue An! ,,
; hour apt til here is an Inveatiiieiil re ,,
ttiiti'i.g elurnal revenues. Make ail at
I investment tievi Sunday In
Kit A NIC JAMt'i, Pastor.
room i lb . chilli .
Bldf . where author'
.euci, in, laiure may
'based or lci.,1
ortlull Hil led to
i service,, and vlnll
Utell lalll V houta
i. 1:30 p ni. to i 10
ft Nantlav
first I liurt h of I hristf, IrlMlW
West r'irat Street
Serrlct a every Sunday at 1 1 a ni
BVaVM) si hool at 'J Hi a in Suti)t.ct
ftir tomorrow, "tlotl. the Only Cause
anil Creator."
Te.tlllnonv meeting every V ednes !
day evenlnc at s o elm k
The church t ulutuina a free pub
It s. HAMILTON
ATTOK.s B V - AT-I.A W
km M II rirt National
Uank DnlltfmSi Phona )
tin. i as r. , .. tar,.,
DR GRANT SKINNER
DENTIST
Room 10, O'KaM itbiu
Ptosa aitA w
The .same Buick that holds the Mount Hood re
cord after 14.0(H) miles of driving as a demon
strator, made the trip from Albany to Bond via
Santiam Pass, carrying four passengers ami
luggage, through snow and mud that reached
half way up the radiator, in 18 hours running
time. No mechanical trouble, no excessive
heating just good reliable service under the
most gruelling conditions.
Why accept or expect less in your motor
car purchase?
Come in, let us show why. it was possible
and is possible to receive this kind of service
from a Buick.
BEND GARAGE CO.
HIRE A CAR
and drive it yourself
Reasonable Prices
FRANK RRED
Horn! and tireenwood
Phone jr.'J W I . ed Car Lot
CARLSON & LVO.N
PLUMBING
it KEATING
Plumbing and llonlti c IttppUasj t
Hath Kooui Acrnainrlua. etn .
Pipe, Valves
and FtttiOgl
fKLKPHONE IBM
verm: will give
YOU A
Rin si K IK, I'Ul.M M
Satan potato hh, inii m.i.
THK HOT BIHOU1TH i'ui
OAS i . vr POR
BOe
TERMINAL CAFE
cl lo I j Iin Millie, HtallOO
I
M.VRCK1. W iN(;
HAIR DYEING
Hair Bobbing
Face and Scalp
Treatments
a&paau uoitu iim.v
JOSEPHINE
BEAUTY shop
Satber BMg.
I In, lie MSW It i :'.
('ally-Corncreil trmii
Replacement Paris for All Curs
"ilot Itlllle Inn
Phone Itct
We will move
on June 8 from our
present location on
Minnesota Avenue to m
temporary quarters
across from the
Passenger Depot.
WM. MONTGOMERY
Phone 126-J
WM
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Box
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Wood
Prompt Delivery
Box Wood
The Miller Lumber Company
Phone 166
m
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Physio-Therapy
Abrams Electronic Di
agnosis and Treatment,
Ultra-Red Kay.i, Chiro
practic and all natural
or physical method s
combined.
Dr. R. D. Ketchum
CMfOpmetit I'lijHlelnn
Stlber iibiK.
"BETTER THAN
Thai is what Ihey say
about
CONCRETE WORK
now being (Tone by
Deschutes Concrete
Pipe Company
PHONS 'Jilt
Dr. Herbert li. Mallett
Chiropractic Specialist
im UlAneaoti Are. SNnM
OPEN
West Side Service
Station
Central Avenue and
Columbia Street
0. s. PHILLIPS, M. I).
IC.ve, I'.nr, Vote Will
Throat HpeolalUt
Room 17-10 O'KWIO lil'lK
rloun: I) lo I 2, 2 It) 6 1 00, 7 lo s
KUoikii offieo nr. ,1, Rot, ISO .1
l.iiml.m niiin'H lloiniilnl enrllflcnloa
Oood Hero
DR. ROY REYNOLDS
Chiropractor
O'Knno DlrtB,, Phono ISO
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