The Bend bulletin., August 21, 1925, Image 5

PA(!F 7
AFALDA
dontb!" Muffin with u euMoiM n4 Intonl
"Ah (or "in," laid (iurnlli, IIkIiIIiik I UMlMtlOn. At luut he turiind uml ,
R WoodblnO, "h" dOltlOOd 109 fnr bin gpol In Jill.
ni'Tcliitnl liunkliiK opi-rnt Ioiim. Noth
In dOlflifi Dltd (Olind me kind, bill
firm, lie woH nnnoyodi door old ohup.
'Al l, inn IfOUUI r . 1 ! ' ' M.'ilil II. ill In
iih', 'in. office will make it Minn of
i you, uuii n tmnfui inoinbnr of mqIo.
"Won't " "inn. rnllf he in druw
lm hort" hi lii in.
mi qooltatadi bul 0rth led bar
in ibi piano, uml iih' nlrl, her yo,
IIkIiIImk UP uh loon mi h Ih flriKnrn
iilrui k tin i in. ii,' MOC u liulliiil (hut
Inn nrl will lirlitK )'ini ituwii In Gnrnlh iIiumo fur In r Owiii, while
' ttiCtpl II from
t ' llll I." Ilillll ll
turn In Miifalda') liunilii.' "'Tim I'm
uuii o( a Poor Maui' in u irarloui
lady, Vou'd bottor Iooti 11 hri nil
ll i dry I'm glad you've ii'ii It."
"I'm ildUr still in ii.iv, ii, Mid
Muffin. Willi u d Kin 'in ill him
"I'll likn In in"- anybody : i II uwny
frtiut urn now." Sim mi li Ki'iiily
UfUlUUl tin- wall Urfd lurillilK. llilltn.:
Iirtnm niniih r tniturn llnit lump op
i 'rim bonitltd jiii wondi rod
If idle Were Mniuu In link fnr nvnry-
tbloi iii dm room
"WbO'l IhltJ" Mbud Mnfuldu
"I'lin Iwo brothcrii lottlnOd.
"Tliltl." until llurnth. "Ik nlir iui:i "
1110. with )wnii'H mi nil. In Mr Turnnll I'umbrok. obtll
lllllrlllK I In' lli lillill nl llm Pembroke I. Inn, Ihn Hl'il
Anchor I. Inn, mill ilin Muilrun uml
Ii, mi'. mil Urn. ii Klin: frclKhtni". Thin
I i nun ot IiIh iblpi KnillK l' tin BOW."
Tin hi, hi. uml 11601 'if u ureal
lloajMOr'l nlrnii oCaOOd iiI'iiik Ihn
witcrnldl uml fUltd ihn Kiirrui wlili
round.
Thn Iwn Klrln went In Ihn wlmlnw
ilillll Hlurnil ill Ihn bUfl ulllp Willi llln
i yellow KiiiiiltnHliit-k, i-liiirnliiK hnr wuy ;
nlowly down Ihn lleuih, bound fnr
iliiltti'iwu Hnui.
inn t ii u dallibttul ibougbt," ald
Owon, -viiii hunt J Ufa fuin. 'thai on
Inmrly every licit- that wimpi Into the
"Vinll U'loir' mi I. .Hn. .1 Mn ful.l.a iHer. him- nf llinsc lev lul halls rurrl
Ska ilarad m Iba portrait, charm-j rim and corn, nil and Unbar ami
lurii MaCUtad in mmtol. uf u huml - M t ch. ii.mt Dm Kuirnl where her own-
ioma and dlitlngutabad looktmi aWnr . r' iuIkk tiiinti una r iiuiniiinintK
iv muli aritb a polntod Hoard a Kniii ,,m lardlnea uml mule broadT"
obaln nf otflei bum about hfc back, ,.Atll, , v,llir fllli.r?" m.iii Jill.
and thi'i'n wai a i . i rmi iiiiium
in rnnH li Ih ilrnmi ulilrl front
"Burn Thai i out oioolloni Mirn."
'. hi t.rrtith "Ami nn two -.wistem
in London over luut n l-.-i .-r luih'r'
Owaadldlt bovoibodi lar offered "Quarreiud wiih him? With Dad I
UK nn.. pound i"ii fnr li Inul week " couldn't li ilntm." mi hi (iareth
inn thooih brokn dutn'i part, ampballoally, "No! Two yaara ao
I'..', i a fellow aalllna kl falbar fnr Inlormatl ur wand trim immni
Iblrtl ploeaa nf ller'" Infndeil In ilivuti unr linn
"I I. .null I h look 11 luff ' i'Hi l.lllitKll
"An. I hn In ynur fit
j uwn Nt rlakatt,
"Tlmn hnvn you I',
il'inrrnlnil with him?'
i "A (aiber likn inatt'
Maffla, "wiih inn Kniii ftnafn rwnnd
I' l in A'hul In hn ll will" nlnw ir.l '
"Mn mimnllm'H otmuii wIiid," nald
Owi n
Mllflllllu nvml Ihn linririlll k .III)
hhnl ii alanrv ill Ihn Iwn Imyn, nn.
wlnkad in jiii
"Ton mn i km inn1 aald '"' 1 i vi'
a bla iih itiin bafora rl(b rii" u.imi
undei U ll 1 llm Mirror. I nnn-r
torrMi frn ur u aana. Ami inn u
Parnkroko, Ian 'I it sir tuiiaiklni
Ponbrokt tti wna lord mayor iwn
yi urn baak!"
Oaralb lannbad
"do up lop, Haa Mafaldal Afur
lilt Ibaro'l tin nnrrnl aboOt It Hln
in nhiilllll
itaaad in
In imi". .ml itt. uml ih. it
im our iiviiik at ii Wa
I. ii kttrdan ni kk BilllUina."
wii.i did b' uy " aakad Hafal-
do.
"lie w.ih illni.iiiilllteil.'' repllnil
ii . n ritiniiy "Hut mil larnrbrad.
NJa iitnu wan thai i nhiiuiii an tar nin
hiinlneaa ami nnniinin In ilun rouau
a.'inr a Imirtlir iralnlna llm i-iiin-maiul
.ii hln hIiIiiIiik Inlatoala. I
iniii tin anyililiiK nn .-.nth fur liuil,
mi t iini i womhn'i mind
bank un dosb band mi that ninp uf
bla yonder llm in Im laaml In an
offloa hy il.iy, ami Inkn nvnr hln
h ii lnl aaplrailona at uiahi wnll,
Kim Mn Wlflnr ami Innn puitifill
pluvlIlK u imiiny whlntln ntlfnliln n
liilli!' A ml Ihnrn tpokn u prophal
fur I'vu dOnt It."
"Hll hnrn Wn urn, ' rlillrlllllnil Ownll,
"Thn Iwu hapiiluiil riiKiiiuiiffimi In
London. muiKiy barborad in lb lliila
liuruill n ill Klnlmr'n ullny. whlrh wn
Mini asnotly iuIU uh (or t in
nut Wn kii uml nun Uml iivnry
nootb. To brine oi in bur aanaoa
hn ulluwn ii n thn iim-uiiliiymrnt dole
1.1 hnhn uplfti'i nvnry Hhturday
fur hn doann'l think Ihn hiuic oukIi!
to pay ii to im. Ami lomntljnea wn
null a pletura nr i aong, urn wu do
mn aurrandur."
"Why mil ko luii-k honm to your
limurli hi?" rrlnil Mufuhlu
"Why mil!" aphOad llurnth. "Minn
.till, niipponn Huliln mill I old you you
v-rVrn lo nllnk to u lypnwrllnr, uml
nnvnr el ii k another note never hope
in (UCl a Kreat umllnnrn nvnr Ihn
rootllf bla of Coram lardanl Muffin
I'm Kniim in Mil von Muffle. If you
ultow mn whut If viiii wnru hldilru
to ntop pullliiK funea ut yourr.elf In
tin- Klunn, nnd to ri-'illge that yuu
would never thrill a hundred million
' pi'iiph- nn (hn i llti'tlia iirrnnun uf two
ii yon nn idioia m-tuiMilu im. mid ilruw mi Inrome
crlad Mafalda 'bui wnuid make limiiiiiiid wip
' Inura nf unvy?"
"I dun i think I rould nlve up iliiK-
lai nnw for knjrkodyi" aaiii jiii "l
bollava if I hud my Qbanoa I would
takn it whalnvi'r II ront me. Indeed,
I'm mil nf mirk mynnlf. I have luni
in) fobi tun ivn am a Ititta mo nay
uml I wonldn'l (0 Inn k In an offica
mi', '
muli- i
SONS OF NORWAY
announce the opening
of the annual program of
PUBLIC DANCES
on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 22
at Sathcr's
Muiic furnished hy 9tra Huntington
"Oil, ft h fiiMV for Jill ami
Inurrapttd UafaMa. "W-ti
Iiik In lOM. hut H dltttnUII with
' nn t-.u hoyii! You'll notin hi tun ut
t!r -hi . Kot to hi rt-h whfilMr
voti want lo tW not, and they'll huvi
on hivk to n Wmt Knd and kHp
you to MSli KUhcr'h ulloy won't
kimw uu Ioiik - you mark niv
uordrt! Full- II he too inurh for you."
"Ytr.i hlmk , i urnpheuiM of
t'vir " nn Id Owen
M.tfiild.i laughi'd.
"You'll (Moll iii- u lot VOTM BMMM
thuM that hofor' I vc done with
you." Maid tihe; "Itut I taki- hark
Hh.it I mi lil ahout fQMT IihIuk no
urtl: t - you run dm w I Here will
you tnnk a portrait of me now?
V i i"r.' wtiuhl you Ilk- ti"- In- A
BWtll h'i'y. lilt of rel '1nn?" nv
i-dded v.th a
If In tin' Hi; lit I inniedlatt ly Imt
f Ml and th ;.-. of her flftum.
nramd a qHf rumnund and Mil
pOMMMlOfl Ihrf tnado th1 two men
Hiiirr nt hrr lr woni!T.
"py Qfjorgtv Huid owpn, pctifni
hln nkr!rhinit block. "i'omp OTr
htrt and I'll Ki t you down - you r- a
B04tl in m million! "
"How will you t.iko in?"
"An fOStMlfi for vholn."
"Rtftfclt" Mafflt- N'iitd hiTsolf on
tin- I'dito of (ho tahlf, thn ray from
the window HIiitntnntlnK hor face.
"Mv-iclf. In rharartcr. The woman
with tlirw lovi rt:
"What" " KanptMl wrn
"You heard" nalil Mafalda.
h- v.aa ii " iiin: lli.ti'iicd, intrMM0
JIII xa iik tliruu dlffliuli moijkh with
out u flaw or u flat note.
"Adinlruhli?! You r- kciiIiik It u
ri'ady f huIiI Garni h " You r- Iok
1 Iuk Hint tbrMtiftM your volet In
llko a hull. IJUL you wuui u hottMr
pri-M HiIiik than (IiIh tionn-t IiIiik that fltfi
you. I lore h n lllth Hrotn folk hoiik
that 1 Ml to miiHlr for you thla
mornliit;. Try It over!"
Jill tried It ovor Kho pSekMl It
Up ho rapidly thut la a COQpta of in lo
ut on ihe huiiic It with a porfoct com
inund; hor hourt and oil I woro In
hor voloo, oloar ami iruo and awcet:
"My heart la Hulr, I duurna tell,
For thn Huke o' nomohody;
I rould wako tho ijIkIh In in;
For tho Huko o' HOtnohody.
"Oohotio, for nouichody.
Ocn hoy. for uomehod) '
I rould rugifo th world round
For (lie Hnko o' Komohody."
OWCfl rOM from hlfl I too whou iho
KOUK Olldl'd; hlH 0eiv v.ere WOl. e
Could not find uordn to thank JIII.
Tho nkotrh wuh flnlhhod Mafalda
took tt In hor hundx, and Kavo a cry
of triumph.
"That'll ho my pouter at the Soulu
oofoiv Ioiik!" hIio oxolalmi'd. "You
two Imya arc wondtin! I've K"l the
fOOdli huveu't I? Yob, und ho han
Jill. I'm not mm h on muuic. hut nho
i an do It lo heal mont of 'oin' "
Malfle laid tho Hkotih down
"If we'd only a rhaiiro!" Maid nho
"If we'd an opening ko the folkn
that matter rould Mi and hear uh,
we'd he made!"
"An oponiiiK?"
"mi we rould put It over . hat
m hat 1 mean! "
"What without trairiiiK?" Mid
JUL
Owen laughed.
(To he rontlnued )
rWll like Carnation best,
her&s why
Vful'll liln it nn itu nrnninv ilnli- Wr A
You'll like it for its creamy deli
cate taste anil color. You'll like
it bccau.se it improves the flavor
and texture of milk dishes.
You'll like it because it makes
coffee taste right and look right.
You'll like it for the purity,
goodness and high food value
which have made it Oregon's
and the world's leading brand of
evaporated milk.
For any one of a dozen reasons
you'll like it! Be sure, then,
to ask for it!
Carnation Milk
474 fJHun Street,
Products Co.
Portland, Oregon ,
It tastes c!eamj
It looks creamy
It is creamy
Baby Sue
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTIUK Of K1NAI, nil VI
Notloa i koroby civen that Hm
nndnralgnncli aa ndrnlnlatrntor of tin
aatnla nf ThattM i Piriaar, tp-
r.'um'il, ItMn fllml hu final acruiint
in tho nftlco ol th Coantji Clark of
IWiIiiiiik County. OniRon. ami thai
Baturdajf. Iba tltb iiay of Boptorn
her. I !3 5 . at UN hour of j :io In
tli" afli'ruuon of Mild day. In the
County Cuur: Boon of said Court
h i- I.-. ii iippolnt. il liy aald Court
BOM ami plai't-d nor-l ,h" Plnoa for Iba hi'ar-
lOtUO-
Made in Oregon
or 23 Vears.
TaUSite
Carnation Milk
"FromtContented Cows"
plan,
iuk tf oliji-ctlona IhiTelo and
infill tlii-ri'iif
lialid and first imlilislii'd AiiKiis.t
2 1 . 1SIG.
-nn pnbllcotion Boptonbor ll,
lf'25.
JOHN R, PRYRBAR,
AdntlbMrator of tho aatata of
Thoiuaa J. fry rear, deceuaed.
Ilfiid. Oregon
11. C BLUBi Attorney for
Administrator. Klrnt National
Hunk Bldg.,Bnd, Oromnj
65-71-77-S tt
Mafulda's
lap. her fare
blandod an
Hi's, dt'ftaur
honon My idly in not
iiHsiitui'il an wonderfully
cxpreanlon of wli-ked-
anil appeal thai t)wena
crayon bogon to ply rnpMty. jiii
I. inked ill her and Rave a little uhlver.
Qnffttbi however, wuh uatrhlna
1 1 1 1 lAlJJ i 1 1 1
MM
jAoney
saving
Cash
stores
FEATURES FOR SATURDAY, MONDAY ft PAY DAY
Kerrs Flour
1!) pound sack
l sacks
$2. 13
Meats and Lard
Sugar Cured Hams, per II). 88c
Surar ("uml Picnics, per ll. 25c
Sugar Cured aeon, per Ih. 45c
1 Ih.;. SWtftfl Lard $1.18
S His. Swills Lard $2.21
New Crop Honey
lid II). cans Honey ."7.:J:
PInl Pruil Jars Honey $8c
Qtiarl Fruit Jars Honey .r)i)c
Yi Gal. FrUlt Jars Honey !)!)e
White Wonder Soap
II Hars Laundry Soap
in shopping bag 49c
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
Peaches lor canning, lb. $1.29
Italian Prunes, per box 89c
Tomatoes, per box 79c
Cantaloupes, large size, 4 lor 29c
Watermelons, per lb.
Netted (Jem Potatoes,
per KHI pounds
Green Peppers, per lb.
Large Juicy Lemons, dozen 39c
New Sweel Potatoes, 2 lbs.
Large Crisp Celery,
?. bunches 25c
This is Italian Prune Week Can Now
ORDKKS OF $.-).()() OR DELIVERED FREE
$2.8.") W
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:c ir
J
VOTH K (i HAUB or REAL
PROPBRTV bV OVARDI N
In llm COOnt Ceiirt of Ihr BtOlff
OocBon for Ctoonunaa Count)
In the Matter of Ihe Onardlanabip
of Ihe eatute of
William Tracy, an Inrapahle person.
NOTICB IS 11 KUKHY GIVEN that
the nnaornlgnon nnrdlnn of
aatata of William Trney. an liu-aii
uhle person, will acll at private
ale at the office of W. I.. Mulvey
and 11. f I, lining, at ltoom 10.
IIokk IIIiIr., Oregon City. Ore., for
Mab on and after Ihe 25th day' of
Boptombor, 1925. for the boat abd
hicbaal prire ohtalnalde. all of the
rUhl. title and interest of said I tt -capiilile
person In uml to the follow
Ini dooerlbod real property, to-wlt:
Lots One lo Thirty-one In
clusive. Hloi k Ninety-seven. Illll
maa, and Lota One to Ten-ty-four
InclnalVOi Itlock One
rlnndrod Twonty-ono, Hiiiman.
DOOOhntOa ('.unity. State of Ore
Ron. That said sale of nil of the rlnht,
title and interest of said Incapahle
person In ami to the real property
I abOTa dOOoribodi will he made for
I rash on bond, and said right, title
'nnd Internal of nuld Inriipahle It
and to said real properly shall he
J sold subject to the approval of the
County Court of OlMkatOM 0OnH'
j ly, State of Oregon.
That snld sale will he (mil under
and by rlrtua of an order of aale
horotOtorn made and entered In the
I abovo eiititirii Court. "
d at "recon city. Oregon,
ih day of Ahrusi. 1MB.
CHARLES N, TRACY,
(luardlnn of the Ratnta of
William Tracy, an Incap
ahle pernon.
MULVKY and 11. K. LINDAS,
VttOrnayi for guardian.
in. Hogg Building, Oregon
City Oregon,
M-77-K2e
further sum of Fifty-nine and 10100
Dollars on the 4th duy of August.
1 925.
Notice Is hereby given that I will
on the 19th day of September. 1925.
at ihe front door of the Court Houne
in Mend in said County, at lo o'clock
in the forenoon of said day. sell at
public auction to the highest bidder,
for cash, the following desiribed
property, to-wlt:
The SK'j SW',, SWi, SK1, and
f: SK ', S.'Ctlon Tin .'. .im! N F. ' .
NW4. NW, NK ' Sccllon 13. and
NF.'i Section 24. Township 16 8.,
Range lo K.. and IxjIs .1 and Si-c-tion
7. Township tt 8. R. 11, H. W.
', M . oonflUptni 194 acres la Crook
Of I COtnty mow Deschutes Countyl,
i State of Oregon.
Taken anil levied upon ;; the
property of the said Jesse O. He-
Klitney am! Oertrnde Mi Kinney. Uls
wife. Paul A. Sroggin and Doris
ih,. SiogRln. his wife: Cascade flas &
mira ri.viiire I oilipany. a corpor
ation: Martha J. Wigle: Thn Hend 1
Land Company, a corporation: J. G.
I'acey; Tin- First National Hank of
Hend. Oregon, a corporation: and
Alex Leverenr. or as much thereof as
may he necessary to satisfy the said
judgment in fnvor nf Annie M. F.r
hart (formerly Annie M. Hughes'
against said Defendants with Inter
est thereon, together with all costs
and disbursements that have or may
nccru.
S. K. UOnKKTS.
Sheriff.
Dated at Bend. August 1::. 10 2 5
St-5-?i-?7-aac
struction cf the L. A. Shaw build
ing, corner Bond and Oregon. AW
bids must be accompanied with a .1
per cent certified check. Plans and
specifications will h" nt 422 Stunts
st.eof. where all bids will be ro-
ri'ivi n.
. LEW K. ARNOLD.
Dun
jihis i:
W. L.
Koe in
r.o-iifi
NOTICI-: of BHERIFiVB SALH
Hy Virtue of an execution in fore- !
closure duly Issued by the Clerk of
Ihe Circuit Court of (he County of
Deschutes. Stale of Oregon, dated the ,
! I nth day of August, 1925, In n cer-'
tnin notion in the Circuit Court for
I said County and Stnte, trhoroln
; Annie M. Krluirl i formerly Annie M.
j Htlghea) us Plainlift recovered judg-1
mom ngnlnai Jenso 0, MoKtnne) ami
I Oorlrillto MeKlnnOy, hla wife, Paul:
A. HCOggltl and Doris Scoggln, his j
wife; Caocnde Oas & Kleotrlc Plxturo
Oompnny. a corporation; Murthu .1.
Wi tie; The Hend Land Company, a !
I corporation; J, o. Paoey; the First!
Matlonal Bank of Bend, Oregon, a
lorporatloii: anil Alex l.eveienz, for
I the sum nf Three ThOTIiand ami.
I F0rty-tW0 and no-inn Dollars, audi
I attorney's feea in the mm of Three
I Hundred ami mi-100 Dollars nnd the
NOTICE OK s ILK OF REAL
KHTATK RV OUARDIAN
in die Oonnti Court of the Stale of
Orotfon for the Ooonty of
Deachnles
In the .Matter of the Persons
and Kstates
of
JooOpb Stevens and Martin
ltaymond Steven.-.
Minors.
notick is HEREBY civ FN.;
That .1. A. BtOTonn, guardian of Ihe!
persons and estates of Joseph Stev
ona and Martin Itayniond Stevens,
minors, will offer for sale real pro
perty belonging to said minors lo
rated in Hend, in Deschutes County. 1
Oregon, describe.! as follows:
Lot four (41 and the West
erlv twenty (20) feet of Lot
three (I) in Illork six (Hi of
Kenwood, now within the cor
porate limits of the City of
Bond, In DenchutOe County, Ore
gon. Said sale v ill lie made for cash
ItpoO the beat bid submitted (here
fur. In writing, lo the guardian at
Iho otflre of II. S. Hamilton. In
Hend, Oregon, on or before (he 15th
day of September. 1925.
All bids lUbmltted shall he ne-1
OOmpanlOd by certified check for1
ton per cent, of the sum hid. All 1
checks received from persons not:
purchasing will Im returned Imnie- '.
dlutely upon (ho acceptance of tho
Nuccoaaful hid.
,1. A. 8TEVKN8,
Ounrdlan of (he Persons and !
Kstutes of Joseph StOVOnfl
and Martin Itayniond Stev-j
ens. Minor-.
.'n-li.-.-T I -77c
NOTICK TO CO.VTIt.lCTOIIS
Hids will he received up to Mon
day, August 2 llh. 1924. 10 o'clock
A, M.I for the furnish ni; and coii-
t-lBIZRKiSaEIEBBEEEIBBB
l Reputation
gave us our present
I business
m
a We are able, due 10 the size of our business, to
sell you cars at prices that we know are right
and are in jierfect condiiion. We have been
buyinir and selling cars in Central Oregon for
a good many yeaTs and knowing the conditions
and the cars, also the drivers and how to take
care of their cars.
With this knowledge it is possible for us to
judge the value of cars far more closely than if
we were a new concern in the business. Bear
this in mind when you go to purchase a used
car. Be sure that it is exactly as represented.
HERE ARE A FEW
GOOD BUYS
Late Model Buick-6 Touring
Newly painted, newly overhauled, new rubber.
Sold on easy terms.
1924 Chevrolet Superior Touring
This care is like new. Hun only 2100 miles.
In perfect condition. New car guarantee.
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In excellent
wood wheels,
Ford Coupe
condition. Cord tires, natural
high tension ignition, Strombcrg
carburetor, water circulator, automatic swipe,
visor, spot light, large steering wheel, uphol
stery in good condition.
1924 Essex-6 Touring
Driven less than 7000 miles. Juat overhauled.
Rubber, top and upholstery first class.
1924 Ford Touring
Newly painted and in good shape.
Bend Garage Company
CiiKj-Coineie'l from I'llol Butte Inn
Phone 193. Replacement Parts for All Care.
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