rXau t. WOMEN OFPOLAND Kodaks We announce the opening on Thursday, July 9, of the TIMS mUV fIJMABTIN, MKNO, OnK., tVKIWKHDAY, JUIY J, 1011. More Ardent Than the Men In, Their Love For Their Country. TOIL AGES PEASANT GIRLS. NOW, is the proper time to fet t tint kodak yon huvc been planning to get. Let us ex plain how ensv it is to act GOOD PICTURES. Kodaks $6.00 to $60, Broiict$l.00lo$ll. PATTERSON DRUG CO. The Rcxull Store LOCAL NEWS ITEMS Mrs Floyd Dement linn returned. W. A, Nnnney whh up from Dm cIiiiim on Tuesday, F. O. Minor went south on n Imal ' turn trlii last week. Prison Frisco Ik planning to movo nwuy from llund noon. Louis Dnoncr returned from Lake liw Momlny uvuiilng. Judge Wordon of Klnnmtli County was lioro Monday mnruluit. Allen l.nndfnro ns In town from Tow ell llutlu on Tuesday. Mm. Clydo McKny I expected to return to town on Saturday. 1". J. (Under visited his fnmlly In the Mllllcnn valley on Sunday. II. IC White of Mllllcnn was regist ered at the Wright on Sunday. W 0. MrKeown of Lake whh reg istered at the llend on Monday. James fox of Torrebonue wn reg istered at the lleud on Friday. Mr. and Mm. J. (!. Ilhodos have moved Into tho Hloss bungalow, l The July session of the County Court beKlna In Prlnovlllo today, J. II. Klder of Paisley wn retclnt ered at the WrlKhl on Thursday. Albert Way of I'rlnuvllle was reg istered nt the llund an Saturday. (luy Rtevemi, of Itetlmond, was reg istered at the Itend on Hnturdny. The llrldgo Cluli met with Mm. John Hyatt at The Titles last Friday. Alice llrnoklngs of BtnutTer was In town on Sunday, .registered at the. llerid. A brush fire up river nearly reach ed the eamps of Tho llend Company on Monday. Ham lllakoloy, the llend Company a logging foreman, wan on tho sick lint taut week. Mm. Frank 1.. Miller expects to leave for Tacomn with her Infant ion on Monday. DREAM THEATRE BEGINNING July 2 we will show the fam ous SERIAL picture The Perils of Pauline ,; every other Thursday night. It is one of the best serial pidtures on ., the screen. Don't miss The First Installment Thursday, JULY 2nd We are open all day July Fourth V. I). Ilariics wait up from Lnldlaw on Thursday of lost week, registering at the llend. Mr. and Mm. J. II. Wenandy are going down to the culobrntlou at Fre mont on Friday. MIm Marie llltterfleld has anno In from her hometitead at Vluwont to upend tho summer, Jaek lludnll arrived from Connec ticut Thumday ulKht and U workliiK at The llulletln plant. "Mr. and Mm. Sherman Montgom- ery iHissed tiirouxii town last weeK on their way out to Imperial. P. W. Jones and IC. r (Jreeno wont out to llelnlnKit on the Metollua for n short may thin morning. Mm. Ilurton Ouey wan down from the IIIk lllver ItaiiKur station on Mon day, registering at the WrlKht. II. O. and K. W. Kennard of the Tumalo IrrlKatlun 1'rojoet were reg istered at the lleud on Wednesday, The olllra of the lleud Hotel han heen rearranged, the olerk'a deiik now standing on the east wall of the room. The office of the llnmcscrkors tarld Company linn heen moved across Itoml street to the Kerniot building. Mm. II. J. Overturf nud her von will return tomorrow after a two month vlilt to Hood Itlver nud tho coast, Jaok Savoy, who has heen employ ed at The Hend Company's mill, plana to leave noon for Hpokaue with hit family. This store will be open all day the Fourth to en- tertain our friends and MMtPipt customers MMiM. R. M. Smith Clothing Company ARH TIlE WAY HaiM Moved to Oregon Street E. M. Thompson VUItNlTUIII? Bend, Orogon It. Motcalf, who was lent In llend about 12 yearn ago, In In town today on h In way from Osakls, Minn., to Hoattle, where hu axpects to rent do for n tlniH. C. F, Condart has moved from Dos chute to Itend. An awning Is bolng placed over tho front of thu I'attemon Drug Co. Ntore todny. Helen, the little daughter of Mr. and Mm. Howard I'ulinnr, entertain ed her friends 61 a birthday party yesterday, Tho Wenandy I.lvory Company han had a new ollleo and waiting room ar ranged In the southwest ooriier of their barn. The barriers and plank that were placed In the roadwny on Wall street to protect the new work were remov ed on Tuesday. Mr. and Mm. P. M. Wlost, of Hannover. Pennsylvania, aro hero for a two week's visit. Mr. Wlest la n brother or. L. I). WlesU Miss Grace Itatllrfe and Guy Mc Itcynolds won the prlxo for the tiest wnltxlng nt the Fraternul Ilrothor hood dauco on Thursday night. J. T. Hardy of the Oregon Trunk when In town yesterday announced an Innovation on thu part of his road In providing n club luncheon on tho regular diners. W. 1). Itoo. II. II. Unvlcs and M. J. Kelley took a long auto trip to tho south last week In Mr. Iiooh car. Sunday Mr. Dnvlen r.nd Mr. Kelley re turned rrom Crescent. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Kastos and the Misses llenn went to Crane Pralrlo on Sunday for the fishing. On their return they ran out of gasollno and nau to spend the night In the weeds. Kows has been received of tho birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mm. John O'Urady, at Santa Anna, Call fonrla, on Juno IC. Mm. O'drndy was formerly Miss Llxzle O'Donnell and lived In llend? Hugh Thompson loft Sunday morn ing for Spokane whore ho will spend .tho summer studying architecture and mechanical drawInK in tho office of It. L. Swoatt. the architect of tho now high school building. J. T. Hardy, tho Oregon Trunk's travelling representative in this ter ritory, has Issued a unique advertis ing card. At the top Is fastened a real snfety pin, and tho heading of tho ad la "Safety First." The Misses llenncamo In to tho loiuiuorciai uiuu luncneon saiuruay and Sunday went to Crane I'rnlrlo with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Knutes. On tholr return thu party ran out of gasollno and had to spend tho night in tho woods. They, got bnck to town about noon on Monday, O. M. Quptil la now at Suttlcs Laku doing worK ror ueorge a. Young who returned from thoro Sunday. Mr. Young la erysinpor for tho Metoii9 Irrigation fi' Power Company, which pinna tho reclamation of 16000 noros north of Squaw Creek and east of lllack llutto. It Is Dnnnced chlelly by Prlnovlllu men. AVANTrt CUOr KXllUUTH. . At u moetlng' of the directors of tho Commercial Club tho manager of tho club, It. II. Uu Armond. was In structed to receive nml forward ex hlblU from this aectlon to tho Statu Immigration Commission for usu In various onstorn Innd shnwa and fairs, Mr. Do Armond requoota that ull who hnvo exhibition spoolmens of tlia orops grown In this looallty confor with lilm us to sondlng eamples to Portlnnd, There- Is HenlliiK In Foley Kidney PIIU. You neod n mighty good modlolno It your kldnpys aro uxhnustpd by no gleet and overwork, and you hnvo got It in Foley Kidney Pills. Their ac tion la prompt, healing and tonic. Sound hoalth and sound kidneys fol low tholr uso. , Try thorn. Patterson Drug Co. Adv. Do merry and Join tho crowd. Thoy will all bo doing It, Doing whatT Throwing confetti and serpentine tapes, (let yours at Tho Owl Phar macy. Adv. Hurii and Hough Laboring Work Makss Thtm Appiar Old and Hag gsrd Otfors Thty flech Thirty. Charms of ths Womn of tht Uppr Clt. Wornin orrnplm a position of on usual prominence In Poland. Some place her us superior to man In nearly ercry way. In the various conxplraclr and In lb revolutions against Hussla Polish women bare had an Important part Many hare given up all tbelr worldly goods In the cause of their country, wblls others bare fought on the Held of battle and loot their lives In the same miine. HUM others have gone Into exile without a murmur. They are capable of any sacrifice fur patriot ism, and they prove their sincerity by their action. The women are stilt tbe tiit xeiilous patriots, aud It Is due to Ibcm more tbtin the other sex that patriotic feci Inn Is still so Intense Thus writes Nerln 0 Winter In bis 'Poland of Today and Yesterday." The Polish women, be continues, nnreulways been noted for their beau. V and tbe rrttt shape of their hands J ud feci They take part In all the so cial nffulrs. and no festival Is complete without their present e. They are ex trvmcly good HuimlHtx. and nearly all leiik two or threv hiimuiiges In War saw I met one young wuuiau of nine teen or twentj summers. Just out of school, who ioke ltulau, Uertosn. French and Knllh almost as fluently as her native I'ollxh This Is not an uncommon nctompllshment. The women do not enjoy tbe social freedom of tho Amerlciin girls, as tbe cuiiperon Is xtlll a necesxlty to protect the good name of a girl. They are never left unprotected. Marriages are made lu much tbe same manner as In France, and tbe contracting parties frequently know little about each other before they aro joined for better or worxe. The will of my honored parents has erer been n sacred low to me." soys the Polish girl, with resignation. When a mewKctipcr came with a proposal of marriage If a goose was served vrltb durk gravy at dinner or u pumpkin was put In tbe carriage as he was leav ing tbU meiint that the offer was posl lively refused. "He was treated to a gooc fricassee" was an expression frequently heard In the olden days. Tbu Pollli women of tbe upper class es ore undoubtedly charming nud pos sessed of the graces of true womanli ness Perhaps It Is tbe posseslon of these womunly qualities and the ab sence of the masculine' elements wherein lies their real charm. A pen cjl or brush Is certainly n better me dium than a pen to portray such at tractive types of womanhood. Tbe lot of tbe peusant woman, how ever. Is especially bard, as It Is with all Slav races, and tbls U noticeable throughout all tbe Polish provinces. They do more tbnn their full share of tbu family work. Sometimes one will see more women In tbe fields than men. and n kaleidoscopic effect or color Is tlicn visible, blue, green, yellow, gold and silver are mingled In various com binations. Tbey plu up the oversklrt. which leaves a brlgtit pt-itlcuat exposed to view. Woman Is valued chiefly for tbe work she can do. and she la expected to bear a lurgo family or children as wetU For a man to any that his wife dov morw work" than a horse or two horses is considered tbe acme ot praise. It is no wonder that a girl naturally attractive soon grows old aud haggard. Hard work, wttb little pleasure, tbe ctiro of a uumerous fam ily and no rcjmrd for pentoual attrac tion must Inevitably leave tbclr mark tKiforo many years; hence It Is that I mituy of these Polish women look hag guru nml old ercn beroro they nave pased the third decade of life. There nru. Indeed, few bright spots In- a Polish peasuut girl's life after murrlagu In their youth some of the girls uro wry attractive, and tbey look ipilte ehurmlug In their pictur esque natlouul vostuuH-s that are still common lu Uutlcia. They generally v.o barefooted m summer, for boots cost money. Koniettuivs tbey will carry their boots when going to church and only put them ou just before en tering tho suuetuury. "Do women work on tho railroads as section hands?" I asked a fellow pas senger on the railway In Uullcla. I bad seen groups of womeu uloug the truck with pick aud shovel tu hand, but could scarcely bellero that they did thu hunt work of that occupation. "Yes, and they do the work better than the men," he replied. At Cracow I huvu seen them carry ing mortar for the maseus and plaster ers where new buildings are belug erected. They were spading tho tlow er beds In thu parks uud were doing tho work as well as the masculine overseer could nave done It They httug paper or palm n house. It -did not make tiny difference whether there wert,' three or a doxen womeu worklns toi-Mlicr, there was always one man whindld nothlug hut act us overseer Aloug the roads they may. be seen carrying heavy bundles or pushing loaded wheelbarrows, Kverywbero tlwy jnny Ik observed doing work that Involves considerable physical strength. most active Clearance Sale we have ever held. The quality of the merchandise, together with the decidedly low prices, will result in the greatest sale ever held here. Do not fail to attend this sale. WE Will TAKE CARE of YOUR Fourth of July Wants in Shoes, Hats, Neckwear, Dresses, Suits, Underwear. SHOP AT Mannheimer' s Till: IIKPKXDOX STOItK. All HAIR'Goods At Half Price for one Week Mrs. S. Mcintosh, The Bend Milliner Stop at The Altnmont on tho Fourth. CJilcken dinner 35c Adv. MAIh CONTIMCT IIKOU.V. The Wenandy contract for carry ing tho malls to and from Sliver Lake and Immcdlato points goes Into effect today and this morning one ot the company'a trucks left for the south ern town with Its first load of mall mattor. A second truck was taken through to Sliver Lnko early In the week, ready to start from there on the return trip this afternoon. This marks the beginning of auto truck mall service on this star route, and as already described, will reduce tho or dinary running time from 28 hours to 10 hours. Stop at The Altamont on the Fourth. Chicken dinner 35c Adv. AU.NOM) IllHIOATION MKKTIXn. The annual meeting of the Arnold Irrigation Company will be held at ono o'clock on tho afternoon of July 15th, at tho headgate of tho Arnold tluniu on the Desohutoo rlvor. CHAKLES SIPCHRN. 17-18-Adv. Secretary. i-'i- KOnil OWNKItS, ATTEjTJON. All owners of Ford cars are re quested to meet at the Pilot Uutto Hotel on tch morning of.. tho Fourth, ct 9:30 to take part In tho parade. O. F. HOOVhllt. OAIU OP THANKg. I wish to extend my thanks to the people of llend for tbe kindness and courtesy they nave shown roe n, my undertaking to extend tho telepbona line north from Silver lake to La Pine. K. S. MILES. If you bet. and lost, "be a sport" and get your hair cut. No matter whether you bet or not, you, should have your hair cut before .July 4th. Do not wait until tbefath. You may miss the parade. CUtara, candy, etc, THU METROPOLITAN. Adv. . -1 ; A PEIIFEOT CATJlAnriC. Stop Fourth. at The Altnmont on thai Chicken dinner 35c. Adv ' There la sure and wholesome ac tion In every doso of Foley Cathartic Tablets. Tbey cleanse with never a gripe or pain. Chronic coses of con stipation find them Invaluable. Stout people aro relieved of that bloated, congested feeling, so uncomfortable especially In hot weather. They kecp your llvor busy. Patterou Drug Co. Adv. PETER'S SHOES &3et&iAJfAfflFmwSWE& qii&oysjSnd. Girls. 41?1 lfM&QYSjfrND.GmLSX riL EVERY PAIRSOLID'LEATHElR'THROUGWOUr Solitude catv.be dellchtful only to the lutioccut. Lesxfxyuskl. Ladies' Mens and Chndrens Outing Shoes, Pumps, Oxfords for Men E. A. SATHER.