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THE BEND BULLETIN. DAILY EDITION, BEND. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24,
The Wall Flower
g By MARION RUBINCAM $
EXPLORATIONS
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(iltiria'H ulmrp nyei Reftrchvd mid
Ktarchfd the crowd, and (ieorgo kept
looking from t It o mast of people to
Gloria; and Pan. who wanted awfuU
to help, aeanned the rtrtnpo taoea tot
one which would look like thai ol the
mlnttture h1h- knew was packed in
ulorta! jewel box.
Hul none appeared, and wlton they
hud collected their bags and truuka
and found a taxi, the crowd had
molted away like snow before a hot
huh. The people in the station now
were those hurrying for suburban
trains.
They all seemed blonde, they hod
cmuehiKly clear high-colored complex
tons, the men all seemed well dressed
and the women all badly so That
was Pan's first impression of Londoners.
There was no .Sam ley.
"He's out of town for the week
1 end.' said Pun.
I "Or didn't want to eomo oh.
there are lots of reasons. It was
'silly 1 didn't mean to wire." iilorla
said. Having told part, she was rea
jdy to tell Pun everything now,
1 (ieorgo had gone to a club where
I he was member. Krankie had his
supper and was put to bed. Later,
in their street suits, they met doorge
for dinner at a quiet, restaurant, and
aslroll around central London until
bedtime.
I "After the lights at home, it's
i dingy." Pan said once.
"That's' almost always a first im
; pression Hut you'll like it as well
or better in a few days." George told
! her.
"I feel as though I were walking
with ghosts." Gloria said once, and
Lfi
ELK DANCE, 50c
Open Air Pavilion
TONIGHT
After Elk Show
Music by Spokane Symphon-aters
"NOT THE SAME AS OTHERS'
MALTHOID
ROOFING
The cost of Malthoid Roofing
is less than the cost of the paint
ings necessary on ordinary
roofing.
Ordinary roofing must be
painted every three years or it
will leak and dry out Malthoid
Roofing need only be painted
every ten years.
It's true economy to cover every
roof with Malthoid Roofing.
For sale by
Heyburn Hardware Company
The Miller Lumber Company
Buy Pabsolin Floor Covering from
Rainey & Metz
shivered " litlliv "Ho niliilu have
lieen standing on thl very curb two
works r.co."
"And 10 lit Ik lit a few hundred 0th'
or people yon will novor hoo aKalu,"
tioorno olisorvoil.
(Morla laughed.
"N'loe Ceomlo! Yon always pull!
mo hack to ourth when I fly tool
high. Well, you're rluhi ami I'mj
morbid, and l'uu s tired look at her
eyes, black rings under them. We'll i
bo home, all of us."
Sunday she dutifully took Pan and.
the boy sightseeing. Monday alio waul
restless.
Tuesday she went to utt auction!
place where estates of International !
fame are often stilil. and when' price
less pieces of furniture and works of
art go weekly under the hamiuer. !
She made a few purchases. arranged
for packing and shipping, dutifully
wired her Now York elieni and WM
restless aKuiu.
"There's nothing moro to do here.
we'll go to Paris.'' sho announced
"Oeorge. you're staying in London i
a while, aren't you?''
iieorgo had to stay.
"lluve you hunted up Santloy?'' he
asked
(lloriu hail n t and wouldn't. Glor
ia was looking utterly miserable. .
"I hate It here." she said over and
over again a nit stayed on.
Onre she even begged.
"Oeorgio. come with us to Paris. 1
Thai's full of ghosts too. and you!
I drive them away."
"Your treatment of an old friend
lis ridiculous." she got for an answri
l"It doesn t matter what I feel about'
this thing, there's one thing Unit s
I fair, look him up. He may not!
I have received your w ire, yon were
'so excited you probably mis-addressed '
jit anyway.
"Nonsense, wires are always do
I livered and I know his addrows very
well. 1 can unite understand -"
"I've been leaving It to you. sure
I you were going to let me know and)
j that 1 would see him when I saw
you. He's m friend too this is al '
utter rot."
And lieorge stalked across the
hotel lobby into a telephone booth
He came back and reported.
"His club says he's left town. the .
don'i know where, it was sudden am.
he gave them no forwarding address
But he had left before we arrived, so
he didn't get your wire."
"Well!" said (llorla. in the tone
of voire all women use when thev
want to appear triumphant aud aren't
quite sure of their ground.
"Well!" said George.
And with those two vague words,
the talk ended.
"It's as I thought." Gloria said to
Pan that evening. "He may have,
had to go away, though his work
usually keeps him to his office. That
girl I spoke of---well, that's as It was,
a few years ago I had tea today
with a friend of mine who knows ,
her slightly. They're always togeth-;
or."
"Gossip." I'an commented. She
wouldn't believe it. "He didn't know
you were coming."
Gloria refused to make any ef-
forts to find out where Santley was. I
"Me sent me no message afier hi towards lW Plttn " to b
first cable, that's proof enough.'' she this year's general budget. Those
said. And she clung to (leorge for present at thi election were Kd
society and comfort, trying always Moore. Carl Hurst. W illard K. QrlO
not to show her worry.
(.force paid unre to I'an:
"Child, what would you do 'If Charles Oraffenburger.
Gloria married? Shea apt to, you Mr n'1 "J Valley I'ykMra arc
know " parents of a 1 2 pound boy baby.
Then Pan was sure of one thing- j born ln Bn June 18 The l'r""'1
and her heart sank at the thought. PaI'ent" hav n""""1 !h The..-,
Timlin tin dorc UalP
, I A heavy rain Sunday has greatly
helped the wheat, rye mid oats fields
here.
Clarence Sloan was a Sunday din
07 guest at the home or Mrs. Mary
L. Itosln.
Valley Dykstra and his two da null
Its. Marie and Margaret, w?ro Sun
day visitors at iho Kosln ranch.
Ike I.oomls and Billy camped '
f.'liff Kvuns" place Hiinduy evening,
en route to Rend with about 25 head,
of steers. Krank Perclvall sent n Tew I
head along with than.
On Monday I..-,. i helperi Valley
Dykstra to fence the addition to his
ranch.
Many Milllcati people are planning
to take in the Prlnevllle rmlea JtinD
$1 7Q
f. D. 6. i
Will n Mi ll .,
mis V
Announcing
$200 Reduction in Price
Also a New Sedan Model
This advert isement will introduce to you
and invite your inspection of the now
Rickenbacker Six Sedan.
In the design, in the building, in the finish
and in all appointment of this latest
Rickenbacker model, one objective litis
been always in mind.
That was, to mako it the moat luxurious
car to far produced by Rickenbacker.
When this had been done.wewereablo also
t banks to increased capacity and improved
methods to reduce the price a full $2001
Piease keep this price in mind when con
sidering this car.
For, we find the average buyer expects to
pay about twice the price at which
Rickenbackers actually sell.
That it natural ; for you have come to think
in terms of quality when thinking of this
product!
at a
And vuu instinctively rate tins car
much higher than its actual price,
This new Six Sedan is an advanced model of
its three fninmisi predecessor.
The S-pnsaenger Sedan has always ,' r. n our
most popular model with the muir partic
ular class of buyers.
It has always been a strikin I Ih-..; if,. I , ar
Now you see it refined at every lilt ''J
greatly enhanced in beauty.
Passing on the boulevard, this Sedan ln
ctantly arrests your attention.
It standsout distinctively among a h.ni l.-eu
ordinary cars.
And its interior upholstering, trlmmlr gffc,
lights, instrument board, etc.
harmony with its outward !... . . .
See drive this new Rickcnbaciior
Sedan it will be a revelation t yju.
BONTRAGER'S GARAGE
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; stead. Krank l.ee and Mr. and Mr
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Cottage For Teacher
Plan Is Voted Down
MII.I.ICAN. June M. The annuai
school meeting was held June 15.
The plan to build u cottage for a
teacher's residence was voted down.
The 1250 Haved on last year's budget
Today's
Bargain!
1924 FORD
TOURING
This car is like new.
Run 1500 miles only.
Here is a real buy
for the money.
$150 DOWN
BEND GARAGE CO.
Phone 108
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railroad point'., K:lo
Connection made ulili other
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FRENCHIE'S
SERVICE STATION
July 4th Program
AT
SUTTLE LAKE
:
NOTICE
All Stores Closed Friday Afternoon
To allow the people and the merchants
In attend the American Legion Con
vention at Prinevllle all .stores in Lend
will be closed Friday aflern'.on.
This is Bend Daj and we urge all tho i
who can ti e;o to Prineville and help
make this convention a success to Cen
tral Oregon and thus bring Centra
Oregon and Bend more In the eyea
of the rest of the state.
Let's All Go!
Bend Merchants Association
Swimming, Diving and Tilting Contests jjj
For Men, Women, Boys and Cirls
Frizes Riven for hij?h point winner in each class
DANCING 8 to 12 P. M.
Swimming -- Hoating -- Fishing -- Tent Houses
Meals Served At All Hours
PHONE FOR RESERVATIONS
PARENTS-
Children, or other unauthorized' persons,
are not allowed on the log booms or logs
in the mill pond. We will appreciate
your cooperation in preventing accidents.
THE SHEVLIN-HIX0N CO.
PABCO
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