The Bend bulletin., July 12, 1917, Page PAGE 5, Image 5

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1 Help Your Horse
61 I i ii i hi ! a ii mm I i i war II
II During llii'i lint wtailier when you expect
paIIIIII t lie iiiiint from your Muck, treat llittu rilit,
X ll five tlietn A little tonic to tone tliem up.
n We liiwe a complete nortmcnt ill t lie Ur '
If RemiJici mill tfo International Stuck
I'iioJ. It dnH t rt ittueli tii keep a hone
well if yen huve a little of the n'lllit tonic
llllll nn hand. Alio we liavc die Robert I'ly J
8il lur itoek. One of the licit Slieep
j nn the market.
! I REED & HORTON
Druggists
4 HIM Hill
LOCAL NKWS ITKMS
Mr. u ml Mm ' V Allen wnro In
Ilond lat night from their much on
(From Wednesday's Dull.) Itlie .MmoIIii.
I-nil N Walton- was up from Tum-j Night Officer Frank Ktilp left yea-
lerday evtiiilng fur I'ortluiul on of-
tU 111! lllldllM'M,
l. A. Thomas riitiirni'il this morn
ing from u hiiidue trip of aevural
t
win todny
l)r W. S. Morse anil party are In
I. Ili'iiil from Wasco.
( H. 1 1 miIm-uii In In Portland today
on ii brief busies vlelt.
Floyd Dement left lent nltfhl on
ItimliifHN trip to Portland.
$ Mr nml Mm. Clyde M. MrlCay have
ri'tiirniMl to Ilond (mm a visit to Fort
lanil Kvelyn Hedlent la how tmtoyH4
In the M. I, A ft. freight trifle at
Astoria.
Mm N. 0. Mavis Iim return)! from
m vacation trip tw Aetorla and other
wiit nolnta.
L i Mrnltli. of ItMdmond. aaa In
Jlml loUy for the meet In of tnej
i utility rourt
days In Portland.
Curl II. House, of Lower Hrldgn,
U in town today to iiitnml the meeting
uf the county uotirt.
John CiiuiilnKliHin, deputy gutun
warden, Ima returned from un official
trip to the Mutollua.
. Mlaa Ornre Ward la able to bo
aVout ai;alH. having recovered from,
i a severe attack of iiumihiok,
Mr. ami Mm. Claud Matz and Mr.
anel Mm. II. I). Mellrlde left thla
morning by auto on u trip to Med-'
ford
lr J II Cotinarii left for Port-
land laat nlalit to lake the examlna-
tlnna ftir.tllnrnijUontnl Jtoiigrvo
Corps. x f
J. N II. (lurking, or Tutnalo, IiUh
liooti cirJoyliiB a lirlxf vlalt from fita
ami, a liunt run eh or of tho (MiihIIIIh
ai'ittnti.
P (' Noycn, who waa liijurrtil im
tarilay tuortiliiK whan h full from a
)m Mir in tlia llatiil yartla, waa latatii
(o Portland laal Hltfht
lr. a
rmioiitly tuillaii Ui, (Irulin rundli,
warn lu Hand tMtWiUff from tltllr
..au. 1....... .. aliljaM ,
iit.vi iiiiiii iioni rrtmkmiei
A tiiarrlNn IkwwHi whs laatieil fruiti
that nfflra of tlia Beiiliiy rlark ttfta
wtwk to llifrry K. Orliuea himI Mttta
1'nnay F. Howanl, ht)i of Im I'Ihh.
Tho ilntB for tlln wwlilliiK hla not hajHi
Hnnotinecil. ;
Jon l.yona laft laat nlKlit for l'ort
luuil, whura ha Ima Joined tlia railroad
oiiKluwtra' uorpM. From Portland lit
will ito cltlinr to J'ulo Alto or to 1'mi
hiicoIh, ulmr trulnlnc campa are ho
IllK aatahllahad.
After n protrnotod Hhaaura from
Ilond, Frud Hay, of ProMer, Waali
IiikIoii, forinnrly h nnuiiliur of, th
lluuil school dlrentoruto, la horn via
ItlitK old uuiuulntuiici. Iln Intl
tuutoa that ho may tuovo lioro In tho
full.
Tim llaptlat Woman'M Union will
hold ii houIiiI tit tlm homo of Mra. W.
W. Fo'ulknur, 78 Hlvumlde Iloulo
vard, on Tliursduy iifternuon IivkHi
nln nt 2:30. Mra. T. II. Fuloy will
nmlut lu eniiirtaluliiR, nud all uro
Invltml to nttund.
Mm H U, BhiPlnlr loft thli moru
intf 4"T liVilUlio In 0wko, after
vlaltlna for tlio laat faw ilaya with
liar dHiiKhtor. Maw Kdna Wlnclnlr.
'..r iiiU miv
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II. A Oavla, aon of lha lata Mra.
I), rt fkott, a formar raaldant of;
Hand, la In th fitf from hla noma
In l Anaaloa, on Imalnoai con' ',
nmtnrt with tho iloalng up of tlm ac
ml Mm. T. J. I'arhirry. Who Ut' .
ii. m. i-pfKH) ui in bmw jmrBn ;
or Mliu, waa In ltoni tnU momlnc
on hla way Ui TiinmIo to continue j
tho Invfitlajillon of tn cauaf of tho!
loan lu th Irrigation roaorrbir. It (
la axpwtml that tho work will be,
Mimplld within two weaka. !
BEFORE YOU LEAVE
SKKOni NEW LINK OF
HAND syptVTk W TVlIVT r SUIT
BAGS
TRUNKS
CASES
Wo Imvo u odiuplctf lino of t host travel intf cwnliuls'
various stylos in mutorhil am! sliapo ami in many sios
(From Tnnadny'n Oolly.)
11. V. Culvwrly, or HlNtura, la In thn
Aiy today.
' )). K. Hunter haa roturnyd from
n hualuae trip to Cutiada.
1)oukLh Miillarkny hna rucovorod
fro nm HiiVcro attack of mimalim.
Mm, It. II. (Joitld tins koiih to Re-
'nttlo to vlhlt rolatlvoa for the nuxt
two mniithi.
Mr.and Mm. B. I'. Hurelny nra
apHudlux tliu day In Hand from lliulr
homo In Tutnalo.
T. A. McCauii. of Tha Hhcvlln
I llxoii CoiHimny. lft on ii IiuiInchhi
trip to Spokane ttta nlRht.
n)6h W. CdeMay- and family laft
laat Jilftht for Cortland, whart thwy
Hill make their future home.
I)r U. C. t'(M Ima returned from
Portland, uliere lie amended the
tn)tliiK of the Stntt; Hoard of Med
hal Kxatufnom, '"".
Mm. F. Duiuent rjlurnitd thla
inoruInK from. PortlBiia ami Aitorla,
Hhere
for the paa
8 U. U'lRRlna, fralffht and paaaeiu
fFrorn Mnnday'a Dally.)
(1. T KllrhlnK, of rrinTll1e, waa
n v lull or In Hand ytttHorday.
Alvln H. Hawk and Frank Worwly,
or Fri'iiiont, are In the city.
Mlaa Grace Ward la conflowl to heri
home I))' an aWack or meaalea.
Mm. Oertrude Hlnt.e, or Creaoent, i
la apvndltiK a few daya In ilend.
A. M. I'rliiKle returnwl thla morn
Iti); from u week end trip 4o I'ort
luiul. W. A. Ilnrrlninn and family, of
Fort Hock, were Sunday vlaltora lu
the city. f
Alphonaa V. Aya, of La I'ina, waa
a w-k end vlaltor lu Hand to enter
hi aappllcatlnu for the next offloem'
traluliiK vamp.
Hufu ('. Ilolmun, county conimla-i
alonor of Mtiltuomali couiKy, wm in;
Ilond lHt iiIkIiI, riiturnliu; to I'ort
luiul from a cuniplni; trip lu tho vi
cinity of JitMid.
A 1miIihm meetltiK or the Ladloa'
I.llirury cluh will he held at 3 o'clock
TiHHiday aftornoon at the Hend 1'uh-
lln I.llirury. The meutltiK will be Im
portant and all mombera arc urged
to come.
BOYS' KAYNEE
WAIST SUITS
am ROMPERS
(From Saturday's Dally)
Lrnt A. Thomaa la on a bualneoa
trip to Portland.
Foraal Supervlaor W. O. HastliiRa
la on a trip to Slater.
ltd. l.yona haa returned to Hend
from a trip to Portland.
Tom Cronlti and Pat Harry are In
the city today from Sliver I.ake.
Marah Awhrey returned laat nli?Jit '- "
to hla home In the Tumalo action.
. A. D. Lea, or Prlnsle FalU, waa ,B Bn(, yiaMuK BBT daugatar, Mlaa
In Ilend today to purchaaa a new jj,jhh Sinclair.
auto.
J. T. Hardy, travelling ireigui ami
.'.pw Mu!h of IIjiut t ,,, and h iltlnx J14 Ii
WASH SUITS $ 1 .'25 to $1 .JO
ROMPERS 50cto.Sl.15
Special Values in House
hold Requisites
10 Dozen 24x48 Heavy Hath Towels, 50c value
Special at ' 39c
72x90 Sheets, seamless, heavy quality 90c
81x1)0 " " " $1.00
42x80 Pillow Cases 25c
Large Size Hemmed Bedspreads .. $1.35
Extra Large " " .. $1.75
JAPANESE LUNCHEON SETS
.'30xJJ0 Center with 12 Napkins, $1.25 per set
50x50 Center with 12 Napkins, $2.00 per set
STOP AND SHOP AT
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the Oregon
m a .a a-a. i aa a -ruruaa i.iaa n t nm a- . .-
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alt. haa lMfilltgiA J.aMy In the ar- Jf "J J &'
Jienu snmn returneu tooay 10 ine
Tumalo Hanger station after seeur
Ing aunpllea in Hand.
Jo Lyons baa ctiliitod in the' rail
lery.
A. M.
Prlngle laft for Portland
gir Hgent for th O -W. II. & N.t'""'' nignt, ami win return .Motiuay
arrived In Ilend laat night from a, Morning.
htiilneaa trip along the line Mm K D Sinclair, of dnwego, is
tr
GaHaaz
BAGS from $2.?5 to $9.75
hhivlx ami Tan, 10 in u. d I H-u.
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Til
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SUIT CASES from $1.00 to $0.50
Straw, Fibre, Leather and Canvas
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YOU'LL FIND IT AT
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Starts Thursday, July I
11 1 and I ucfc Q umrQ I ,
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I Be Sure to Attend !
It Will Save You 1
II Money!
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road engineers' carpei and vtU leave
I soon for Portland to report for duty
Mm. Ash HoHston left laat night
for Portland and .Montana points.
where she wfll visit for wvera! weeks.
Inm HtUIng and Mr. W Mrav
I. Ilnrhenda were in town yeoterday
from the Helelng ranch on the Meto-
Lu.
J A Hatuka will laara toala;lit for'
Oregon City and SoattU on IntsV
nem trln. He expects to rotwrn to
Hend Tuesday.
K. A. Lwellm was In from the
Kant Lako ranor euttoa tochnr.
brlnttlng In his little son for med
ical treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Updike loft yes
terday for their ranch at the nU
(From Thursday Dally.)
Fred X. Wallace, of Tumalo, Is iu
Hand for the celebration.
Jumea Ilurkhard, of Crane, Is a.
business visitor in tha eity. today.
Mrs. J. M. Carljai. of Gist. Is in
Ilend today.
L Mies Bvn Itocho. of Portland, Is In
a few days.
nfd visiting frrends for :
.1 Chrls E.Harrtah and
children, ot
Held, are in Hand for the celebration.
.Mrs. J. J. Stefihena, of La Pino, Is.
tn the city.
Marry Ksmnanl unl Tont Qulnn.
of I'rlnevllle, were Bond Ttaltors y.t-
terday. :
Mlaa Lena Hamilton, of Silver
lAhw, U OBcndlng a f days in
Bond..
' Mr. and Mm. R I. t 'ark and J. II
Tomea are In Bend t.nlay from their
hone in La- Pine.
MOOVlilt DKIVI.VC1 TO CHICAGO
(From Tuesday's Dally.)
aoorae K. Hoover, toe) Maxwell
of the Vetnllua. afiar attandlcur tho ', mil sunnay nsraiaa, aecora-
celebratlou ta Kami. iS!!!l ' J' fwkrtt?,- ,fo,r
" mtontp, whore Mr. Hoover will visit
Mra. F. n. Ufetta, 9C tltt, to rflatlvoa for sovtral.waeks. Mr
Orogon. eeoantWHtw bylhw dwsBhv mirt txpecta to make several Max
U-r. Mina Mildred Witt is In Mend jq teats while en route, taking
vla!t'.iig her aon, Ftn 8, Wait, of tbofnew oar for the trip.
ceutrai Oregon iwuk.
(From Frldar UMIjV) :"
Sam Wood, at Itedmaaid. sRnt
yeaterda) In Bond.
M. W. Ournoy and'j. H. larael, at
Milllcan. are In the city.
Mrs. C. It. Poole vu tn Band last
night from. Rtdoxwl.
Mlaa I.Mcllle Peal, of La Pine, wast
a Hend vlaltor laat night.
Mr and Mrs. T. M. Ilooth. of Mo
tollua. ar snautmiv the, day Iwjleud,
W. J. UHI wa.is the;jBUy jflitori
day from CHne Fall. "-
Tuiuulo. are UaA VW9M . I
A marriage ueeuso.was iwuuu'yee
terda to Brie OlunU and,. Mum Nancy
Do I.een, both of Uand
Miftg Eleanor Whiimora has re
turned to Bend after a week's vaca
tion at the Lewis ranch.
Mrs. Q. L. Dooaou, of RsdMQml,
was 1 Ueud yesterday for tha aon
eluding day ot the celebration.
Herbert J. Owens and George SUv
ena ure In Hand today from Quto-wny.
Harry Keunard returned yester
day to his home in PrluqvlllOt after
tannin in me coieuraiioa Jiuru
Clyde McKay and Miss Margaret
Sehrooder hnva left for Portland to
join Mrs. McKay.
Tho Christian church ladios aid
socloty will meet next Wednesday at
tha homo ot Mrs. Qerklng In this
city.
J. B. Warner, who haa been con
fined to his room for several daya
by injuries sustained Tuesday 'night
when ho was attacMa while return
ing to his homo' in T3rothere)hn6,w
abU) to leave thQhopH'a i.M 'fc"" '
YOU WANT TO FARM
$100 down, balance on time. 70
aeraa range adjoining; half-acre gar
dsMU acre potatoes; on main dltili,
rwo' miles from Deachmee. 7 miles
from Ueud; years crop,' and paid
loats) only ?i00. A"elraaApC. llul
latin. - is,
Our WHITE SERGE
TROUSERS
are worth making a
" fuss overhand you'll
think so tbo, once
you see thorn.
$5,00 the pair.
- It's time to don fresh,
cool togs. Our slocks
are full of everything
you need for July.
. Silk Shirts. of exquis
ite patterns.
"5jg Up $5
New styles in soft
collars.
15 and 25c
A. L. French
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