The Bend bulletin., June 12, 1925, Image 7

THK I!KNI) IUII.LKTIN, DAILY EDITION, BEND, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1025
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Noted ScuSptoir Makes Hoov
TEe Wall Flower
By MARION RUD1NCAM
er Bdit 1 I I 1 ujjyijj I I 1 I 1 I
NEW EVENTS
chapter in
Event) settled down In Hi" usual
routlna a .rapid routlna bo iim
fur Ihtnga waul fesi ajpsretrer Olorla
ata happened u ba Thai i. OlorU
roes aarly. braakfaated from I traj
in ht laa table in luff living roost,
sklt&piad through hair a do sea papi ft
unit nageslBSSi ami through the
morning mall.
Than w ih oil for bar office,
..ir.ion trUal) etad in u laUored suit,
.4i,i aWayi with Las martial hat sbi
could oil) or design Tfela eras usaal
i - it luqtM ol boom vtvii Dolor, for
Olarta eould aol ooraplatel) iabda
herself when "hi' dressed.
Pan vim bad bam ui aarl) saoeeb
in huvi Crankio draseod ao1 bst ab
fajtad Bras lelPaliuin an inlstresi'. lit'
IIh ri.it Shi- adored planning ii.iiul
mi Ik dlaaara fur the aeeeettaa w i-n
(llortu dined hi hiiioe, Sin' holpad 1
aiaka sabes and slft,ds if Hers irai
In lie a tiny illiniiir puny. Sin:
puuiBad ill1 sforb umi ordarad He
May's supplies, taking Krunklo along
tor hi morning walk while ahc
shopped fur lower price.
Tben aha anawarad us minii of I
i,i(H it. m porroopondoneo us she could
put in plli tin' letters Olorla bar
alf hint in do, knd llatad her future
angsganiants. Praakla bed bis looobl
ami war foreed leto a aaptblpoaa oil
a nap Iim "nap" usually BQPBlSted
Ip lbs child i' h i on tba eonob wllb
n hook
After tbal be was free to piay ami I
I'un lo io us mIiu wished. Kin' kept
Gloria's draaaaa nsandad, seal glove-
and troebs lo tin4 alaanara. and roadi ,
Ibsraelf IddlapaoaaUla u t stay, too l
Hin' did a imp' aafrlBi for beraelf.l
laoBiailfttaa looked 'after t-nu m
i tiloi'ta's business, or ri-ad or wont I"
soneorU ii wan possible to gat BtB'l
deal's ilekots for a Quarter and baltj
dollar, ami ! ensarruuy rumoaui
lanuteorebla fUKbti of steps It the I
lopnoal pajlaay of tin- apsoari bajl, I
to In- r pppd pHUdf,
"Kxi liiini ni blurlM wlmn you rono
hoiiii'." aba naid on- aflornoop "wi
a liki ipjal i uai mull yon mil '
liulln from ihi door."
"My niiUy IBlf," OlOril latiKhi 1
aaolocatleajl .
Bo i Ik rji of i In- u inlrr ppappd
just Otlt
today
ri U i' Ifaaf CMraaa MM
btllt,ift. Ftrt n niiiiii, y-
ii'ivm mf Kf.l Crowa
lr( nil ini!n;r uir "R
I limn' and Ihil , ah mi A H4t
Jiyr tummir mut-itf IttHkVtt
Get the
Red Crown
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L I
Mileage Card
Out of its years ot experience in the making
uf gasoline, the Stanilaril Oil Company has
(levrlopcil a gasoline that not only gives quick
star tin;', speed ami power, but also a maximum
ol M I LKAGStr your iummer touring.
The Rtd Crown MileticCar,i just out today
makes increasing your summer mileage and
cutting down gasoline costs as simple as a-l-c.
You saw the other day what record mile
ages the expert economy-run drivers
made in the Yoscmite ECODOOIT Run!
1 low? These drive rs used "Red Crown" the
mileage-gasoline, and the y know how to lirive
to get the mileage that's i. i. & ClWrB"
"Red Crown" is simply ffltffaWwith mileage
we have put it in there and, like the economy-run
drivers, you can get more and more
mileage out of it !
now rilK RSD crown MILBAOI
CARD ADDS MILKS
The Red Crown Mileage Card is thoroughly
practical, It ti lls you just what to do for your
car just how tn drive fo get anywhere from
15 to 30 miles r.vri per tankful from Red
Crown Gasoline.
Get your tank filled with "Red Crown" ask
lor your Red Crown Mileage Card and l)ct;in
getting extra summer mileage ttJtn at the
first Red Crown Pump (red. w Kite and blue
at Standard Oil Service Stations and dealers.
buy miles
7 Vie best buy in town-bymileS
STANDARD Ok. v OMPANY
(California)
WE HAVE THE MILEAGE CARD
MILEAGE HEADQUARTERS
Our Red, White and Blue Pump
Bend Garage Co.
! iftltj 'oi'WTni from
itcpliiri'mi'tit Pnrta for u Cini
llol
f " W .aa, a
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I saving stares
I FEATURES FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY f
'' - $ w Cane Sugar Cheese m
y 00 100 lb. sack $7.15 Full Cream Cheese, per lb. 29c si
c A Mason Fruit Jars
I U 1 doz. U gallon jars S1.:J9
f n III
jj K 1 do.. Quart Jars 'j
l 1 doz. Pint Jars 89c
Dual of Hrrbeil Uouvai n-mvti l Mna esacuiad In WnahlagtOB by lup
Hasttsdiftj rha orldulji kaoan Yup. suv aealptar, arba i aboil ut iba ru-tit.
and tlm uprlnit nfur wlinl hiotmiiI you and KranV.io In 1 1 iU-- liilli-
Itka a dosaa falsa atarta, adtaally baital. i abatsa ut a dear unit- old
Hi'.! down lo Itn loiilm ioi of warm IT.-m h wonian. .-nil you ran amu
lunalitiir and liuddlna lrca. yourinivia while I I uni LouIb Qulni-
In. i'i,ii ! "nil wrinuio inr my miniouairi; riirni
afMla tbss
1
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llmii' Inn
i.uppt.'ii' I nliould
' I'un mild on" day
vara waiiinx far tin' la art labia isi
KtifiN "Aitm afaada waoss 1 ih
ih. y wini mount; 10 fhi- farm am'
QladyS Un'l no wi'll now, yon know.'
"No. I anppos. mil. with a h.iliy
mpii iid. Kbe'ii to live there. Un't
abat"
"TaS, uiiill fall. My old hnlrooni
in 10 ba 'in' BaasaiTi Aunt Maaw
aid I routd hu lulier . and falhnr.
if In- run,., link, inuld have one ot
tPS icarret rooin."
"Kind Aunl Maude'" lilorl:
lausbad. "I'o you aut lo BO bark.
Paar"
Paa did no' aaavar, iba aoald noi
1 llr'le dn-ud of koIiik Imrk a
nli her nil wlnier. How ronld he
past IIM narrow life of the farm Ihi
days nnd weekH with nn one bpl ih-
lamiiy 10 f. Iba pradadtoaa of hei
BSnH and unrte, the saabS and SP
patiartl of her aoaila I
"Would you have any fa ' '
about Morton?" Clnrta tsbad eur!
ouaty. "N."' Can aaawari 1 aaiplttuJaallji
"Thal'H Jual Hjroppad friun me like
an old rloak. I eould not Ivive enrei",
murh. II all paared. every hit I
you know. I think I'd he a hit hored
by Mm how
"I basal It' ' lilorla paid iriumph-
aatly. "i knew pa would happap
ail noon an you found noniethliiK baJp
lr llon't ci Pan Wo can't Bel
11I0 111 arttboal vnu TOP don't wunl
"H a u asaaa of duty. 1 mppoaai
I'.iu anfwered "Al.nl Maudi iieelilH
to Waal tile and r'ti'il Ine."
"Niilerally.-nlnre she can't find
anyone who will work ua hard an you
did for three t'mes the monay."
she think. vr daaarisd
child if fiats aaeb a atroajt
kit f iluiy. Low about us?" Clnrla i
asked. Ipinibd al lb" younK Ctrl. ".
eoaldp'l Irum Krankli- with anou
but you with a rlenr mind Poor,
kid. hoV been under a SbaaaaahM 01
nurie nialda, aaaHi one wotko thr.n the
other. If I hadn't a bastaSM of ni)
ov n to look after. I aSPPSaa I rimld
lake ears of him Iboagb 1 ni so near
otle that half an hour of my noelety
U aboal all he ran stand at one tlnn
Tea'rs better for bba than 1 m."
"I don't want lo 0 I won't." Pne
aastraradi aad fall as tboapb a ba9
den of aasaral pobada had dropped
off with mis dsctstea.
"Good!" OlOrtS loniniented. ir,d
tilt ion as iboapb a bardaa had
ippad off
Naiar aba asldi
"I oURht to go al road thin sprlnR.
early this niunnier. you know
I I i niildn I leave r'rankle B
;iKe handii Henson wants me to
i. up a lot of old Preaeb tatattan
lm. Of rourKi". I could Bet it
1 bsapef theri
sin. sai aUsai for a neataM.
Than she tinned .nounil mnlllri:.
"laiok here, we'll all (to. I'll take
Krankie with me, It you'll COWS to"
lo look afler htm."
who lueldenllr will pay my Pa
Pan attrtSStSd l beiiiK a hurilen.
to which (llorla answered pracilcally:
"My dear. If I took a inline. I
Khoultl huvi' to p. y te-r i-xpiTKin r.:
ajafl a Krankle n. a nalary al least
as l.trKc aa I Klve you - and proh
ahly niori'. If I Kent hlui to a lejy'H
i"'mp, I'd worry all summer, and hi'
would rot be happ and It would
tie spatlf loo.
'Don't think too niucti about
mniey. Don'l you know that the
people who count pa till laa ndver have
a ebaaes 10 count aaytblns larsart"
"You weru 50n In debt lasl
week," Pan reminded Kcnily.
"And $1,000 tp the jo'jtl this."
QlOlia answered ch' erfully. "TtiIs Is
a blS Order, I asked for JI.6D0 ud
faaoa. Which he aave me. Never
mind, child, my heciic finances worry
your methodical little soul -but 1
lli:i them. It ndllf r.st to life. Now
then, I'll see sbOpI tickets and yo'i
arraoaS with whlcher cook fpja can
Inn - th week, to leave us by April."
Hut April came and went, and Hap
cume. before there were daftalta
i. pa rations for aulllnK. The Ben
son house wns up the rtver. and Mr
Tlcnsnn put one of hit. cars al t.iorin's
.I pn ..I to run hack ai.d forth from
country to town.
Pan had a letter from her falhrr.
who Intended raoWhlPI the farm
"somewhere before June," he wrcto.
"He wants to s.hi nit." she said
a little regretfully.
"Vhen run home for a week end. '
sal.! (ilorln. "l a :om- to a house
parly next week end. and 1 ran take
Krankie with me. There aru some
chlldraa Ihara and he Madd adore
I It."
"I tblab that's a poo;! Idea."
Ceorre adrbad ha was lotinglnK aa
Canned Fruits
No. 10 Peaches 85c
No. 10 Ularkberries 89c
No. 10 Apples lilt
No. 10 Pears 85c
No. 10 loganberries 83c
No. 10 Assorted Jelly S1.69
No. 5 Assorted Jelly 91c
54-Ib. package Yellow
American Cheese 25c
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
Watermelons, per lb. SVJc
Larife Cantcloupes, 2 for
Raspberries, 2 for
Herts. Turnips, and
Carrots, 3 lor
Youny; fiarden Peas, 3 lbs 25c
White New Potatoes, 4 lbs... 25c
Large Head Lettuce, 3 for .
Solid Heads New Cabbage,
Per pound
ORDERS OK S5.00 OR OVER DELIVERED FREE
it
35c m
6c W
usual in his favorite rha'.r in Gloria's
tftlBS room. "We learn by eontraal.
The child thoaght Bba was too ford
of a lad In her home town---now let
her ko back nnd find out she btt't
IB tat aa tad in him al all she's novix
qafta believed that."
Pan gaaa him a little amllc that
paaatod bias.
"What is it. child?" he
askeu.
"You look so superior as ihousb
you knew all torts of thlncs I don't
know and never will."
"I do." Pan answered, and refused
to be drawn oat any more.
How could ileorRe know that she
was In love ith him? He would
never s usee it li. she would never let
on. Gloria diil no! guess it.
ne rcmcmnereu UH UUO oiary.fft(,w
she had left on the farm, ttfihily
wrapped and hidden In a bov In the
attic, where some of her old thluts
wr'c stored.
That used to receive all her con
fidences, that was once her only
friend She was so alone then.
She was alone now. In a way.
"I am still Steadfast apart from tin
world,'' she tbcucht. "Once 1 had
two good friends, both in my tmaci-nallon--riy
Ideal man and my ideal
woman. I made the mistake of thlnk
inc Morton was the man. I know bet
ter now. Morion had too r.iaay limi
tations he simply wasn't the tort.
"George is. be Is everything. My
tandard is hirh, r now that I've seen
more. And he measures up to it
Bat isn't it old thai I once thought
has woman would he my friend
and my ideal man would be in love
v lth me? Of course two people such
as Imagined, would fall In lore with
euch other!"
And she went on thinking how
happy she would be if Gloria cared
for OeorpjS as she was sur he cared
for her. How different was his atti
tude to Gloria, from his attitude ts
her to her he was a kindly bis
brother.
Phe was :hinieg how her life haC
changed, how happy thins hurt''
turned out. how much better it was
than a year ago, as she packed
a small traveling bag and prepared
to eo home for a brief visit. Y'et
when she reached the familiar sla-
tlon. she had a momentary sinking
around her heart.
Tamarrcw Home Arsin.
day afternoon at 3:30 by Ihe Bond
lodge of Klks in the local (1. P. O. B.
hall. K. J. Flnnlgan Is chairman of
the committee making arrangements
for the services. Other members of
the committee are Wilson George
and Horace Richards. The services
will be open to Ihe public.
f'hlsago reports the highest ware
acale for painters and decorators,
naylng 11.50 an hour.
CITY GARBAGE
CONTRACTORS
Will Remove Your
Garbage
Tel. 6li W. 835 Bond
Waste, Dlrl, Kock or any klml ot
KelM "'rbi Yellow Trurka"
Elks to Secure Speaker
For Flag Day Exercise-
Arrangements were bolpg made
thfal afternoon to get an out of town
rnt-n for the speeker of the day at
the Flag day services to be held Sun-
I'hoiie nm
Chapter tit
To go abroad! Actually to be. of
fered a chance to go abroad!
Pan could not believe n.
Hut Gloria was busy planning.
"Of course," Hhe said. "That's the
best Idea of all. I had a general idea
you might want lo go back to the
farm in Ihe aprlng your father
might want you."
"My last letter was from Hlo,"
Pan said. "I don't believe he'll OOfln
bttclt, Mtoopl poruapa for a tow
fhpnths. It be Isn't home now, I'm
aura Unci Peter won't have him.
EJe'a always ho croiis whenever father
ROOe Off."
"Curiam thai you should In' t-o
plaolri, so "Bads' i" s'liy In one ploca,''
Olorin Riussdi "your tether bus
rovini fool."
"I wanted lo go. hut I never would
huve hud Ihe courage 8 ''' tffm
self." I'an iinsweie,l. "Hut tell mo
mote ghoul going ttbrontl, You onp'l
Itnaglno how wondertvl it lountls."
"ii would in' fun." Olorla agrofd.
"M'n been years RlnOB I've been UVSt,
i twors i novsr would, while my hits
baud lived there - bill lie won't he in
Pal is, ami we'll y o I hol e I'll pill
THE WORKINGMEN'S STORE
What Is the World Coming to?
VALUES!
The buyers of every need and commodity are spending their mon
ey only where value warrants the price. This store sees action
every day.
FOR SATURDAY:
STAGE LINES
BEND
TO
KLAMATH FALLS
I.K.WKS DiULS
IP-nil Co Klamath l ilts, 1) A.M.
Ilend to Udell Lake null
railroad potato, ft: 15
Connections niaile with other
stanes in llenil and
Klainatb Calls
l'HO.N'K 184-a OFflCH
FRENCHIE'S
SERVICE STATION
One lot men's heavy bib over
alls, full cut, well made. . $1.35
Blue and gray fine chambray
work shirts 69c
Athletic Union Suits 73c
Kalbriggan Union Suits . . . 73c
One lot boys' solid leather shoes
special SI. 98
Boys' Honor Bright waists and
shirts; white, blue, khaki and
stripes 79c
Boys' Tennis Shoes .
98c
Children's mercerized hose, in
cordovan, black, white 19c-23c
Ladies' fibre and pure silk hose.
In all the popular shades,
89c and $1.39
One lot women's and misses
canvas shoes, choir.e 98c
Knitted bathing suits, all wool;
all colors $2.75
Men's solid leather work shoes,
$1.95, $2.19 and $3.45
Men's neckwear at a saving of
one-third and more.
Mrs. Midler's and
Presley's
SCHOOL OF
BRACTS CCXTFRH
Complete general course in
Madame Palteneaude's and
Parker methods.
KNItOM, XOW
MRS. MULLER'S
BEAUTY PARLOR
l to Oregon Phono 8SHW
Dr. Ikibcrt B. Mallett
Chiropractic Specialist
IM Minnesota Ave, PKone 42H
M:.ri'o Tannic
ilktill O A V I kllll? k,mVVO - wa.a aaaaa " - - ,
Workingmen's Store I
0. fc. PHlLLll'S, M. D.
1,'ye, Kar, Nose null
Throat Specialist
dooms 17-10 u l ii oe HMg
Hours: 0 to 12, 2 to 8:30, 7 to K
Phones: Ottloo 176 .1, Ilea. 1140 J
o.umlieruian's llospilal Cortlflcatm
Hood Here
Wall Street
DR. ROY REYNOLDS
Chiropractor
O'Kntm Bldg., Pltone 480
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