The Bend bulletin., July 07, 1925, Image 5

THE BEND RULLKTIN, DAILY EDITION. BEND. OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 7. 1025
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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
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sa iletfreoa.
M Illinium loitiiMrature iiiiN mom
III ill Ut'KHTM,
W K Bofua WM Dctod thla
mornlai fro in hla bona al I Pine
.i m onrlatenaen of PrlBevUta wu
a visitor in Rand loda)
Mm, itort" I'uiiren returned in
her haaai bara lunda.? D?eolaa aflat
vlililng in Madraa tog a wi'fk
Arthur stipe ,,f Mia Bifid rural
t tn i' baa Mtufnsd n ii tn a ihori
Hill in Portland
A noii wim horn thin nofttlttl (0
Mr ami Mih PftUl WUhom ftl thi Mfr
Klnlt llftDipMn WWnUI amp
II K KKltwrl, KtHinral nntiiuner of
tin Paajtle Comi fin- Co . iii iii Bead
today r Ni a brief vocation In Central
Oregon 1
i i Hnfdtndoffi irho Ii iraployed
in iii- Brooki Sraiiion Lumber Co of
till', iiuh roturnod after ipoodloi tha
nftofe ond i PorMfciid
Kit mt Bit ward rfowflMn ami Ronle
Muihli Mn nifllOd Moiuluv mttrnliitf
hy luatlM ol Hi" raana B Di Olleon
III hta offlCI lit ill" OK a tn liulldliiK
Mm ii m Bojder ha rntarned
from a visit Willi rdUltlVOa ami
frttn4" in Portland) aeebnpantad b
mun Proda Oataii bo will bo bor
bnuea iuobi for mi lodoftalli period
Prank Joaitlai and Otto Ollairap
n( iba Rugeaa Revtater ware In Bond
ih In nun hi hk. havliiK mude I In I rip
i auto ovar the eteKooala paaa Ttoua
Intended lo i lill lb - rooofti In thi
Hitollai eountf) bofora returnlna to
thin borne
Raaiori R C Buraoaa ami L n
Mnl-hletdaet latl today to Mpatt On
fori-ni hitvIii- it-luphdiM Urn' tteiweeti
) ik lake awl 'he Baoaalof aMeaialn
lojokoul etettoa Tba vtvneoe)U doap
ini)wn nf tba pam artatof oaaaad tao
Baa to broaJi in aavaaal piurr-n
Mr ami Mm Marlln Hhvik vlallwl
Willi IHaadi la Uli'l today, on llicir
ny from (Mail ikr. vhora Uw
rtprnt the Poanlii A a to Boakt
w"T- Shlk tn tn iharr- if runmrur
i inn wfrk llr wn iinrliit i ml tit
ill Olio llati-.-i, h lamp at INlrll lake
i ah i lonaMt
k. L Pajma, fonaarlj propriator
of a rnram- In lli-tnl. In vixitinir In
tin it v today frmn lm Atiitli'.
whori h u aoBBaotad nt a iv
aianafaatarlni eoaapMy m u on
lit" Mai tn UUP BUU run vtin t Ion in
Por'laml I'ayni' Ik a t-ompnnil h
p w altllOT, Loa Aatala babkar
Tin" bava apaal atvafal dan ai t r
Coatinl Oraajoa lakoi aad rammer re-
unfit!
HoImti tltirlflRh iiiuriMMl lo lln
Mono. o from I'orliuml. hIhti hi hai
been vtatHna nln brotlraf in la.
Umi Bfahtaa for thv luni two
oatlM a petlaaJ la lira ratatSfla'
boapltaJ iiuririKh repovta Um Baa
(Alio In roh tlilcrahlv improvcil, littl j
ihm it win in aeojaaan for him to
roauita m ihf h ' ; 1 1 1 1 for eeafal
v aoka mOfe Mri ii; - m. In In
Potttasd with kat baabaad
W. P Vnhtlo.rrt. WiM In AiOd l j
daji aflOf rtttirninr i'r-imla from,
a vUtt lo hi? old homi' at OOtUVe!
(iroM. ami rarloaa otbar polnta in
t h- vTUlamaUe ealloaj n wai aol
rompnnli'il nit On- trip hy Itln brOthof.
Wallrr Vainlovi-rl. am) lilh nun, T V, i
Vaodararl They etaltod alao ai Ba
pOBe ami al 111" hick . Va mlt'Vcri
rettoh nmr Oakland in DOUplai
oooaty in Bapaoi the) vjattad atti j
(lo Vnmliivcri. who mOfid thifi re-1
oantly from Arkkasai
Haying Is Under Way
Near Pleasant Ridge
IM.KAKA.NT 1(1 III 1 K. July 71
BwnU of ttif fiiriniTH tn ttlfal flOlD'
It)' Mm l. il iMXlnl iWl Mtk.
Mr. mill Mr. It. B. Kli'nmi tndl
rblldnn ind Hrt Vontiointfy diovi
in ntdtnond on the ifttrnooB ol thi
GRAND
Tonight - Wednesday
tlnee Every Day, 2:lf)
Thrilling!
lii' in nk ii
l I ('(IKUIK't
played witi
love us u toy
ND th
kl0OCMBI
a chap villi j
v.iiuiliiK W
n lin took ha
to tfal alt. ii
via the cave
man unite.
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CAPITOL
Tonight - VVednwday
Wi'diicsday Matinfc
The pIMum iimi tin rreUHl
a iciil m'MKiilliai Iii niolr rlr
i Ir. M ll a III I hi' i'.i.-h of
lin- publlr.
Blindfolded!
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Out of the horror and agony in her heart Mary tends to the
girl and women of America this message ''Before you
marry any man, know his family, hi reputation, his ante
cedents, and do not take his word for it." Because she too
easily believed a man who said "I love you" she underwent
a terrible ordeal that no girl should be called upon to face.
MARY dreamed of love an all uirli
do and dreamed of the time when
her Prince Charming would come.
That's how it happened that when
Calvin Brower came into her life, breath
ing sweet promises, whispering tender
endearments, her innocent heart was
captivated, her head completely turned
so that when he asked her if she would
marry him she ."inswered"Yes" although
she hardly knew him.
Blindfolded she took the vital step
that to every girl is the greatest event in
all her life. Blindfolded she started with
him upon that terrible "honeymoon"
which in a few short weeks turned her
from a carefree girl into a gray haired,
sorrow stricken woman.
You will find her amazing true story
in the August issue of True Story
Magazine under the title "Know Your
Husband." Told in her own words,
every detail, incident, episode recounted
just as it actually happened (except for
the names which of necessity had to be
disguised) "Know Your Husband" is
different from any other story you ever
read although many a sad-faced woman
could tell a similar tale if she only had
the moral courage to bare her heart as
Mary now bares hern for the first time.
Read her story as told by herself so
that you too may know life as she learn
ed it and be glad that you do not have
to pay for the knowledge as she had
to pay.
Read these other Gripping True Stories
in the August issue
Flesh i
with
ELEANOR BOARDMAN
rvr O MAitrr
TrtAJUUSOM roRD
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Ml Ii
novft fry
Lawrence Hi sing
p lloa'l Pas ii i p li' a Mrtra.
11m "VKLIK THK i IT'
Ami Kill PATtON Ui DM ED)
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-t'yi'yv' y , ', ".v'!","'' ".,"
a a h ai a n m i. a ii ii n ii a ii a ii ii a ii
Josef Von Sternberg
let llaj on extra man on lilnt
roa tlif m t tin) raaled
aajtoaa lite aatiota'a foeraaool
in n lot n m iiii an m tilvvrraeoi
lo his reedll thai no man an
buaal oi, do- prodyctlon a
ajaaal pletajra arllboart tHe -up-
pnri of a bmOWB -tnr ami wild
warrolj no capital at nil.
Tiiii neailaa bai pjaeed thai
yooad imtaaaoaaal m tin top
of i lo- huh h t iih one bounds
' harilr luptta ami IMnujuu
I ah hank BHOWBOf llli lo
the nnem dlractad plctnra the
naree eeae aaaak
i in in tint, it ii pi i ii veelop ' Ho
HalvatJoa Huateea'1 Nary Ptfk
ton i lajaad oa HMttdioraj an
her director.
"The Difference in Men"
Whin Mary her first job naitunoeraphtr,
ih thouicht all men wen gallant and she :
Krdod htr hundujm boat as a kind oi Rod.
Hypnotized by htn pefBonahty, she saw no wrong
in going with him to cabarets, shown, dancea
and on long muntry drives. Read what hap
pantd. A thrilling true-life narrative.
The Test of a Woman"
If another woman wete in love with your hus
band, would you want to know it and do you
think your husband could have real affection for
someone eltto and yet remain absolutely true
to you. One of the moat absorbing stories wa
ivr printed is this one told by a young wife and
revealing one of the most difficult situations i
woman was ever called on to face. Don't miss it f
A Great and Inspiring Power for Good
True Story Magazine is published for exactly
what it is the most powerful and effective
weapon against vice, sin and crime that Bernarr
Macfadden, as a tearless, fighting champion oi
moral progress, has ever found.
If you are not now a reader, you owe it to
yourself to begin at once with the current isaue.
True Story for August can now be had at any
newsstand. Gn your copy today.
Other Startling True Stories
In This Issue:
'A Seal's DeeUtios"
'A Wessvu' Sacrifice"
Tee Hi rem CM"
'Love's Tsnaoil"
A Girl's Ssireader"
"When I Ol Tnfks"
"A Maa's First Onak"
'A Remaace of the North"
"Behind the Bars"
'Who Was H-r Mother?"
Brapdetf" "Why DaW fUhad Wainwnzht"
The Other Half" "Tht Social Oatcast"
Trae Feathers" "Eapty Lires" "Broken Thrcods"
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rue Story
Orlagaiine M
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iiia ii. irriL'a'MrnVM a-irB-irTi.
roarta
Tlnnit' tt ( t ml In R llu' IiIk Krnliti
plililr hi'lil mi 1 In' IkIkihI 111 Tunmln
.111 llu- Kniirili ol Jul)' from tMa
aalshborhootf vami Mr. nmi Mr ti
1: Aiiilvraun. ItiiHK.-ll ami IIuIhtI Tni
Btan, Mr unit lira. J ft, Patanoa
.mil .-lillilr.'ii. Bowafd Ni'lnon. A nt 11
AhLiirotii, MIhr llllinn N'rla.in. Mr
ami Mm Allrril I'lMlr-rni-n uml nun
iiax.ild. Mr mid Mra I' M Raj)satM
on, Wf. and Mr Mttaa Wnlttamora,
m . oi Mn v.' 11 DavaJ, Mr afcd
Mr A Duval! HI mill Mr. J. A.
rhuao. Aliii'i'i Mrt'orinurk. Chaflai
t ' r t. ti . Aiiiln w Ni'lunii. Mr. uml Mrn
N Ii. SToOd Mr. unit Mrs. Olan
KrlKr unit ehlldran, MIhm KmIIi. Ji.w-
all MIhh Mry J. n-fll unit I'.in Jvwrl.
Alfnil MIKki'laiMi wnn ii RodtOVtUl
Halt or mi ThtiTaday,
Mm 0. S Aadaraoi and aopaawa,
ttiiHsi. uml HobaTt TtJtaWUSi worn
lli nrl visitor on Wi-itni'Hilay.
Anton Ahlstrom HUsda a bttattOal
trip lo Iti-ml on Tliursitsy.
Mr nml Mrs YV 11 Cray of II. ml
wrro visltliiK frlrmls tn tills nvlnli
liorhooit on Tliursiliiy.
Tn.' H. I, 0. dull hold its rata tat
mi'i'ltnr. m tlia- hull on Thursday
of nana lla a htrfa altaadaaoa. Tho
aftanioon ws ipaal prlBctpaUi la
wofklas on tKa vatlt. Tin- iratraah
input ooMnlttoa aarrad loa craata,
coffaa ami 1'nki'
Tn. trri in the form of beautiful, appealing stories of LOVE and
1 TUG Oiunea ROMANCE will be found in our magazine, DREAM
WORLD, published on the 15th of each month. 10 dayn after True Story.
Tw11a QfM!aa exactly like those in True Story Magazine can be secured
1 rUC ftJlUriCS in TrUE ROMANCES, published on the 23rd, 18
days after True Story.
TPI10 Of.--- of exciting adventures in the world of detectives in our
i rue ft-iuneo ma-azjnei true detective mysteries, also
pul'ished on the 15th of the month.
I
I thought I !ovd htm f Teli m. you who faugh tn
faint drrtsu n mt thim umptf utsHmmmnttmil mm, hsvw
yon W . .i i 6en 6da to ti. . , u.t draaa from purm
. rH 3 V.jif ,i i ' i cr.iitmr alw j y t.f nubmittm-d Irt
fiS srbttrmmmnt of morciiaa jmtttxm? I thought I
lorwd tun!"
From ' Your Hatband"
im Truo Story for August
Use This Coupon If You Cannot Get
True Story At Your Newsstand
TRUE STORY MAGAZINE
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1 want to take advantage of your Special Orler. I enclose
ll.ro, for which please enter my name on your mailing list
to receive S ts.ues of True Story Magaatnc. beginning with
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ilfyov prrhtr to ft ami no tho maiaMtno beore aubaenbinf
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tho August inue at once.)
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DID YDU TAKE ANY
PICTURES?
i"i i posrttlttd. ft out i - "ti
rilllUlt ImIii thrtit to lis.
tVa iitf ejparui In
kixliik i i m i 1 1 1 1 1
Uldier Qloau or
Vi'hn Klaiahi
SYMONS BROS.
Jewelry and A rl Slore
O'Klllin lllllK. llrruon Am.
'Where Good Woturtit Arc
Madr"
Cxi some where this summer. Make it the
happiest Vacation you ever had.
Low Roundtrip
Fares
arc in effect throughout the summer season.
You can take the whole family for a joyous
holiday outing at surprisingly small expense.
So go this vacation. Know Oregon. Visit
Tillamook Benches. Newport Benches, Crater
Like, Oregon Caves.
Write for illustrated Ixxiklct "Oregon Out
doors" and full travel information.
(1. K. JaWal liu mail' several trip,
to Bend this wM-k lo hae tits wounds
(Irrssoil. He is slowly recovering
from his rocaal aoaJdoat.
Mr. uml Mrs 0. S. Anderson were
In Tiiinul a on Thursday, halplBK vii
nri for thi' crunue picnic on tha
Kourih
Mr ami Mrs MfNd Podanaa aad
son Oswald were In llend on Wed
nesday lo do smne trading.
PARALYSIS CLAIMS
OLD TIME LOGGER
ago. when he became too olil for that
Urt'nt.ou- life. -Ilnce then he hud
boon a "bull took'" at Hhevlln-Hixon
I nhttlla HllOa Company sine? 1 s : . camp 1 He WMl never married,
most of the time at the rompiny a Ciuffnt y in siiTrivrd by a slater,
ramps near Hrmld ii. Minn. He had Mr?. Margaret Connors of Maryhvllle,
always worked in the actual logging Cal. Funeral arrangements have It t
operation- until about three year yet been made.
ago he suffered stroke of para'ysis belt of tho northern middle western
and was taken to the hospital on May states.
14. He remained there until the! He had been in the emjdoy of TTifc
Qaaa Of his death
(iaffney was born in New flruns
iek. KOTa Srotiu. March 1S5S
He wus a lumberjack of tho old
school, having, taken peli in man Ol
the early day log drives in the pine
John (Iaffney In Shcvlin
Kinploy Since 1883
John QaffnSQr, aged a?, died at
j 12:50 this moruing at (he Lumber
nn's hospital Nearly two months
DR. ROY REYNOLDS
Chiropractor
O'KjUK Itld)i llione 4MB
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Southern Pacific Lines
JOHN M. SCOTT. A.P.T.M.
Yeon Bldg. Portland, Oregon
O. S. PHILLIPS, M. D.
Kye, Knr, ose urn)
Throat Speetnllst
Rnnnis 17-111 O'Knno nirtg
Houra: n to 13, 2 to r:30, 7 to 8
fhonns: OtttCa 176 J, Ros. 120 J
Lumliorniiin's Hoipllal t;erlltleate
Hood Horo
Dr. Herbert B. Mallett
Chiropractic Specialist
151 Minnesota ATf.
Pone 4E8
ScPrc arte
ftractical
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ERHAPS TOll ARB
OOl sure thai they
do. I.et u- look at
them. Our professional
judument is worth a
treat dee I for we can
save you many dollars
hy vulcanizing today.
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BUBBLE'S
Service Station
Oregon uml itoml
phone !t-v
Special Sale!
DAINTY
STAMPED
FROCKS
$1.00
Dainty frocks stamped with simple but
very attractive designs on shadow striped
lawn idea! for the hot summer days.
Popular shades light blue, pink, flame,
nile green and orchid. Buy several col
ors. Come early as these will sell out fast
at this special price of $1.00.
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Before starting on your trip, supply your
Luggage Needs Here
Our line of Hums, Suit Cases, Wardrobe Trunks
and BOX Trunks is the most complete in the city
and priced most reasonably.
DBPARtMEMl STORE
PREVENT FOREST FIRES
Now is the most dangerous part of the season
for forest lires. Be careful in the woods.
BR00KS-SCANL0N LUMBER CO.
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New Stamped Goods
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Towi'K
Pillow ( nr.
Pillow CaaeM,
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mil tftc
uml .".Hi
SLSIA pair
1.00 pair
flu, ilnu'i ilcliiy btiylon
in- Willie mid Put pte
lluhtfn. On ii now I
Tho new August Pfiiorial
llrvirn OMttarnM ai- here.
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