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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931 | View Entire Issue (July 19, 1916)
1 THE IlKNI) nUIiLfeflN, HEM), OU:., WEDNESDAY, JULY 10, 1010. VAOF. 7. Velvetina Toilet Specialties A great favorite among the users of the famous Velvet- ine Beauty Preparations Your order filled completely by our big stoek just received ' REED & HOR TON bend The Store OREQON LOCAL NEWS ITEA1S C. H. Hardy wob In frouii Alfalfa on Monday. J. W. Drown, of Tumalo, was In town on Monday. Claudo McCnuley was hero on bus iness on Monday. Mrs. Fred N. Wallace was up from Tumalo yesterday. Judgo J. G. Thorp was tip from Tumalo on Monday. Luther Furst roturned on Sunday from a trip to Hums. The annual Scandinavian picnic will ho held on Sunday. C. V. Rlddell was In town from Prlnglo Falls on Monday. Alfred A. Ayn, of La Pino, spent Friday and Saturday here. Allen Wlllcoxon has been In town from the road camp today. A danco will bo given In the hall at Tumalo on Friday night. O. H. Furst returned on Monday night from a trip to Durns. Frank Sullivan has returned from a business trip to Portland. John Dubuls was up from the Tumalo project on Saturday. W. A. PIckott, of Torrobonno, was In Dcnd oa business on Thursday. Mrs. 'M. E. Forgoy was In from her Mllllcan homestead on Monday, These Vegetables and Fruits Always FRESH at -- - BENNETT'S GROCERY ih:ans, peas caiikots heets turnips caiihagh tomatoes cauliflower , summer kquas1i celery 'currants CUCUMI1EJ18. ,,v .PEACHES . j garlic ' hahtlett i'kaks lettuce plums new potatoes apricots green onions hahpherries dry onionh ghavenstkin apples green peppers watermelons hadishes cantaloupes Louis Bennett, Grocer Successor to W. C. McCuiston PHONE DLACK 331 OREGON STREET If you are plan ning a vacation or an outing trip, look over your ap parel to see if you are well supplied with clothing necessaries. If not, then look at these. They, may help you to select ' suitable clothing to as sure comfort. Khaki Shirts j W.2JJ Khaki Coats ?-; -J Elk Skin Shoes is-.OO ami y.i.ou Woolen box -' n " Shirts nc w Hergmann shoo oil, per can , . . . .. ... .- SJSJSS per p"V-tf::::;.? :'...". J?5S fun caVes ::::::::::. :. : . . . . . . . . . .. to $h.oo Matting lunch bags '. cue. to 73c Trunks, steamer .and dress. , This store will give you the feeling of getting the quality. The styles, we know, ire the latest. The prices, we can ccravlnco you are reasonable. A. L. French mSv H. C. Ellis and O. C. Honkle went to Prlnevllle tin business yesterday. Prizes for the coming flower show have been solicited in the past week. Assessor H. A. Foster enme over from Prlnovlllo on business yestor-day. nobort D. Gould was In Portland for sevoral days last week on busi ness, E. A. Smith Is building a house on Main street In Deschutes addi tion. , , J, N. Hunter and W. H. Staats wont to Portland on business ast week. T. II. Foley left Sunday night on a trip to Chicago and other eastern points. N. A. Southwlck, of the Dend Flour Mill Co., Is out of town on business. Mrs. H, J. Overturf and her two children returned from Portland on Saturday. C. W. Llnebaugh, U. S. postal In spector, was hero on postal business on Sunday. F. A. Woelflon left on Thursday for n visit with his parents In Low Iston, Idnho. ' Mrs. Fred Eites roturned on Fri day from San Diego. Mr. Estcs Is expected soon. Ilov. II. C. Hartranft left on Mon day to attend the Presbyterian sy nod at Eugene. Thoro will bo roller nkntlng at the Hippodrome every Friday after noon and evening. David Sullivan, formerly with Tho Ilond Company, Is now located at Ocean Falls, II. C. Mrs. II. M. Smith and her son, Richard- roturned last night from a visit to Wollsvllle, Mo. Tho Dcnd Hospital is Installing a Campbell X-ray machine, an export being hero for tho purpose Mrs. L. D. Wlest left on Sunday with Mrs. U. F. Small for a visit to Pondloton and North Yakima. Mnnagor Anderson, of tho Tum-A- Liiim Lumber Company, of Redmond, has been hero on business today. C. A. Loman, who built tho dry kilns for both lumber companies, was hero on business yesterday. Matorlal 1b being assembled with rhlcli to build the concrete sidewalk's on tho west sjdo of Wall Htrcot. L. D. 'Fox has gone to Lakevluw to tako charge of tho work of hauling soda products from Alkali lake Mro. J. C. Vaudovert has been vis iting with Mrs. Robert D. Gould dur ing Mr. Gould's absence In Portland. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Skuso of Spo kane, aro expected to arrlvo on Sat urday to visit their son, II. W. SkuBe. Chas. W. Ersklno was In Portland for several days last week on busi ness connected with tho Dongston case Tho Dend Ilusy Decs will hold their monthly meeting at tho Held school building on, Friday, July 21, at 2:30 p. m. E. V. Kuykendnll, of Pomoroy, Wash., president of tho Kenwood Promotion Co., spent Tuesday In town. II. J. Overturf Is exhibiting n 34 Inch trout, wolghlng 10 pounds, which ho caught In Paulina lake yes terday, J. Win. A. Dusch, editor of the Fort Rock Times, passed through town Saturday on his way to Port land and Scattlo. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Shovlln and tliolr eon visited In Dend last week, coming up with President Fnrroil, of tho 0.-W. It. & N. W. L. Cobb and family went to Roseburg lust week. Mr. Cobb has roturned, tho others remaining away until school opens. Mrs. Horace Trumbauor, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. E. M. Lara, loft this morning on her return to Philadelphia. J. II, Miner returned to town Sat urday noon nftor spending soma tnnu on tho Motollus in connection with his new onterprlso thoro. In accordnnco with the ngreomotit signed by tho various Dend merch nntH all stores aro being closed In tho evening ut 7 o'clock, I R. II. Mutzlg has purchased the Lueddemann property an Oregon street, tho salu bolng made through tho olllco of J. Ryan & Co. A. M. Prlnglo und II. 0. Norton spent Sunday on u Hulling trip at Crescent lake, making onu of the best catches of tho season. Philip Armstrong returned on Saturday from the Motollus where ho has been engaged In surveying tho Metolo tract for J. D. Miner. An examination to fill the position of rural carrier ut Dend will bo held by tho V. S. Civil Service commission at (lend and Prlnevlllo on August 12, Leroy Fox caught n 31 Inch red side up river last week. Tho fish was exhibited In front of tho Pioneer 'barn, attracting considerable atten tion. Miss Lucretla Ryan, who has been attending school at The Villa In Du luth, Minn., arrived on Sunday for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. John E. Ryan, Mrs. Frank Enlgh and daughters, Harriet and Helen, of Spokane, Washington, ;iro visiting Mrs. Enlgh's brother, II, E. Deach and fnmlly. A, W. Shoemaker, traveling pas senger and freight agent for tho Missouri Pacific, with headquarters in Portland, was n Dend visitor on Monday. Helen, the llttlo daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Palmur, who has boon Buffering from inflammatory rheumatism, Is reported by Dr. Coo to bo Improving. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Dlmlck loft Monday night for a visit of two month's duration In southern Cali fornia, after which they will seek a permanent location. Tho Methodist Ladles Aid' will meet socially with Mrs. K. Nolson In Deschutes nddltlon, Wednesday, July 2Cth. All members and friends are cordially Invited to attend. Mrs. G. W. Cheney r.rrlvcd on Mon day to join her husband who has charge, of the Shevllu-Hlxon box de partment, Their now homo In Park addition Is nearly ready for occupan cy. O. G. Hughson, mnnnger of the Portland Builder's Exchange, wns hero on Monday on his annual va cation, In the evening ho gave a talk beforo the members of thu Bend exchange, Tho Misses Mary and Allco Koyes, of Winona, Minn., arc visiting their brother, J. P. Keycs, and Mrs. Koyes. Another sister, Mrs. I). F. Drooks, of Minneapolis, Id expected later In the week. H. II. Da Armond loft Inst night for Salem to bo present tit tho henr Ing beforo Judgo Gnllowr.y of tho C. O. I. Co. Injunction against tho Public Service Commission which Is taking place todny. G. Ed Robs of Salem, formerly chief clerk on the Tumalo project, and now connected with thu Slnto Highway department, arrived hero on Monday to arrange a system of nccountB for tho Btcto highway work, James Ryan returned on Friday from Portlnnd where ho hod been on business. Accompanying him wcro J. E. Cronnn, of tho Cronnn Mortgago Co., and J. H. Oterdoom, of tho Halland-Anrorlcan Mortgago Co. Crosby Shovlln, tho son of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Shevlln, of Portland,, ar rived Snnday morning to visit 'Mr, and Mrs. T. A. McCaun. Ills broth or, Nod, Is also here, having stayed over after tho depart ro of his par ents on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Cronln and Father Cronln, of Portland, who have been visiting Mr. und Mrs. II. W. Skuso, left on Thursday on their return to Portland, going by wny of Crater Lake. Master Ambroso Cron ln will visit hero longer. Claudo Mannholmcr leaves Thurs day morning for a trip to Chicago to mako purchases for Mannholmcr Brothers store Miss Sara Mann holmcr,' who hns been visiting her brothers hero, went down to Portland last night and will Join Mr. Maun helmor at Sherman for the return trip. Don't throw nway your old clothes. Save thorn for that hard time' bull r.t tho Hlppodromo. Watch for It. Adv. 20c Hard times No, only n hard time ball at tho Hlppodromo. Wutch for It. Adv. 20c ROLLERSKATING AT THE NEW HIPPODROME FRIDAY JJ AFTERNOON AND EVENING I9c Sale Ends Saturday A number of Extra Specials for the last day. Don't miss it. '.For ECONOMY Sake THE VALUES we offer em phasize our leadership. The savings made possible by trading here will convince you of the advantages of shopping here. New BOYS' EAGLE BRAND TAPED CAPS lit 50o BOYS' NEW FALL 11AH It AH HATS at $1.00 MEN'S NEW EAGLE CAPS. $1.00 Others at 50c, 75e, $1.25 NEW KAYNEE SPORT BLOUSES for Boys 50c NEW SPORT SHIRTS for Boys 00c KAYNEE ROMPERS 50e KAYNEE WASH SUITS lor Boys-ngcs '1 to 8, at $1.25 KAYNEE UNDERTOGS-the lthi-1 gar mentthey'll keep the little folks cool 50c c.i. Opportune Suggestions in Home Furnishings Largo Wenched Turkish Towols, 17x38 l-!4c Largo Illeachcd Turkish Towels, 18x41 heavy quality i!t)o Largo Hlooched Turkish Towols, 23x4 r heavy quality lino Cotton Huck Towels (if H l-:i, I (-, II! He, l.V, im Itnth mats, large size, each ,7rHi Fancy llordered and striped Turkish Towols at 1-Hr, me, -". sloe, . "X' NEW COMFORTER HATS NEW FALL COMFOHTEIl MATERIAL FOR COVER ING NEW COMFORTERS HLANKETS READY FOR YOUR INSPECTION YOU CAN DO 1IETTER FOR LESS AT Watch Us Grow o 1 V Danco by music furnished by thu Hund llnnd every Tuesday evening at tho Nuw Hippodrome, Adv. CHURCH KEHVICIX. Prcwhjtcrliiii. Services as usual next Sunday. IbipllMt. 10 a. in., Sunday school. 11 n, m Sermon, "Tho Indignation or, ChrlHt." J. L. Purlnger, pastor. Union Service At Presbyterian church, 8 p. in. Rov. J. L. Purlnger will preach, ' O ii ltd ."otlro. Tho feast of tho flvo tnliles will bo served In tlio Presbyterian church on Thursday ovonlug, July 27, by (JiU Presbyterian Guild, Siop a! WARNER'S Bod's Ecmaj Cesler After All; Its Merchandise That Counts A No matter what tho price of mi nrtlcln Is, Its moasuru off vnlim Is computed only by thu standard of quality It contains. A low grado article at a low pilco, usually iiiuhiih ii poor luvttHtmmit v. Iiereiis, u high pado nrtlcln at n high gradii price, usual!, iiiouiih A a good Invofltment and always repi wants true value, wlilnh lifvurw liililv makes intlllil customers und frlomlM, and Is our only nUnd ard of uiorchandl'jinK. ' ;it()('i:itii:s llllllllll'N 1 III III I' lll Mixks of M-llnblo In mills, UV Main tain our on miKt ilcllM'iy mill oiler the hcM of M'l'Wco coupled with iluht g,ooN, light prlut,. IIIIV (.'OOllS Wo nrc continually willing new llui'i. Hlni'k o ii I y kin Ii Ii rii li l m n h lumt pioicii worth, iiml o If c r mi iuIh;iil (tuingo of stjli's mi. let, Midi Iiiin I ice 1 1 full)' t-NliihlMiril, KIIOKH Our Him IiicIimIi tlio All lloniL foot WOIC of till) PftCIH Mioo fit. No kIiihIiI)' iiii loinposllliiii, no fiil whiilcwif ' In Pelcix I'ootwijar i lluy iiml try tlioin. MEN' S OVERALLS, Pair I.UO MEN H WORK SHIRTS, osch , -.noc HLOODH t'NDERWEAR, giirmunt r.Oc LIGHT CANVAS GLOVES, pair lo ML'N'H LEATHER GLOVES pair UTkj - E. A. Sather EST.VHLIHII'I) KTYLi: CK.VTEH IIEND'H PIONEER MKItCIIANT I MR. FARMER: Have a look at our line of JOHN DEERE ; Mowers and Rakes You will like them. Skuse Hardware Company s 2 TO 3-8 TO II Bend, Oregon. ttoc t Cine fS"r- - 5