The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931, July 04, 1918, WEEKLY EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextVto.mM'M Mutfrfr, .NW WfijfiSF'll 'MfrSilg-. MND 4rM6--- W M. H. Horton has purchased '-I N.( F. Reed's interest, in the Store, and all persons indebted . to the firm will confer a favor v J by calling at the Drug Store?,'' to make settlement. 11 I. .' REED J & HORTON I LOCAL NEWS ITEMS (From Tuesday's Dally.) I). V. (loud or Alfalfa In a business visitor lit tin) city. D. McAllUtor of Lnkovlow U In tho city on IiiinIiichh, Mr. mill Mm. H. II. Hrnltli of Fleot- wood aro In tint city, Wllllum D. Iloo of Crnacont U a ImilixxK visitor In tlin city. W. II. DAKK'itt or Hedmond wan In tho city on bualneaa veaturday. Mr. mill Mm. II. C. Hliorman of Hum worn In Hand yunturday. T. It. Perry loft thla morning for Hllvor I.ako to tnako II mi I proof o III homestead. Mm. Harriot Hill Iibn returned to Portland attur pnoilliiK aavural wooka In Contral OrKon. Alt. and Mm. Chapman' 6r Dry I.ako woro In Hetid ytirftorday visit lux with friend. Mr. Paul Wllion of Dry I.ako accompanied thnm. YOUR DRUG STORE VVc have a line of High Grade Patriotic Stationery ill uL is sure to please Just Remember Magill & Erskine O'KANK Hl-MI.DINa YOUR DRUG STORE (From Monday' Dally.) Vorna Hinlth ot Hums In rcgla Hired at tho Wright. Dan llolsliw or Motollus was a business visitor In tho city yoatarday. Mr. and Mm. J. W. Thorn or Hllvor I.ako worn visiting In tho city tiun day. Mr. mid Mm. A. O. Powoll woro In tho rlty Kunday, roiclslorod at tho Hotot WrlKht. Mr. mid Mm. J. H. Hayoa of Hllvor I.ako wore vlsltlm; with frlunds in thu city yuHtorday. Mm, Kdna Christian of Prlnovllla was vlvltlnie with rrlonda In tho city durltiK tho -week-end. Mr. and Mm. A. O, Powollt who havo boon at' Vancouver (or tho paM, few month, returned Hunday nrorh InK. Mm. M. V. bodico or IlurnD, di rector or tho RaKflbruttf 'Juvbnlto'ori chostni, la registered 'at tho Holer Coiy, ' " ' Dr. W. v". Faulkne? hWitono 6 Porlla'rfU tu attend tho annual 6n vontlo'n of thd Oregon State Dental aocluty. . Mm. J. I). Ifoybbrd and dau!hu? Harriott. Who liavo bcorf visiting rela tive nnd rrlonda In tipokano"'ltia! Yakima1, rotUrnbd Sunday mdrnlnk." (Ftom uaturday'a Dally.) Max Wiiriwollur of Hlstora la In tin city on buhliiiiiiH. Jniiu'u Uhamllvr or la Grande, Oro rod, I In tho city. Mm. J. C. Clomena o( nurna la vlnltliiK In tho rlty. Mr and Mm. H, II KIlRora of Ilemuted urn visiting In the city. T K. Hayllmt of Kent, Washington. Is lu tho city trnuNtictlni; IiukIiicbm, (). P Huff of Halcm U In tho city attiiudliiK tho Shrliio coronionlul Mm. Kntherluo Traiichull or I'ort hilid la ronlHtprt'tl at tho Pilot Huttc W. H. Ilnll of Kent wns trnuaurt liiK biiHlnoM lu tho city yextcrdoy Dr. II. H. (InrllHliI nnd Mm. Our Hold or Pendleton nro visiting lu the city. ('. II, Mlllor riimo up from lied itiond IIiIh morning to uttund tho Hlirluo coronionlul, Karl Houimom of Vloln, Idaho, Ih In Iloud iinil will remain horo lor hov oral duya looking over biiHlnosH In tnrvHta. (From Friday's Dally.) !,. :. McConl or Portland lu In tho city on hiiBlnnHH. t KrlokHon or Fomlo, II. C Is HtoppliiK at tho WrlKht, Mm. W. A. llnnlHtor or Pulaloy la In tho city vlultliiK with frloiidR. , "Mrii 10, h. Willlatn'adJt of Portraml Id Itl Hid city vlaltlnjc with rrlonda. ,tlMr. a'rtd Mm.'vV. A. notlimlllor of Por'tlm7iT aro roiflMtorod al tho Pilot r. and Mm, O. It. Potta or Pnl I'lX r rojclHtorod at tho Hotol WrlKht, . ,WrH. Karl Ilronnor and Mm. M. A. Pprry o( Tacoma aro In Uio olty look ing ovor buslnom lotorvata bore. Jullua A. DIIk, an oloctrlclan . oi Portland, U rCKlstornd at tho Pilot Jlutto, Mr. DIIk Ik hero In th I" ariat qt tho.ahrino, . (Front Thuraday'a Dally.) If. 0,'Fawcett of La Pino In a butl noaa vltltor In the cHy; J. wllrown or Tumalo la a bul- noni visitor In tho city. )2, h. Clark of I.a Pino la tranaact- liilt bualheaa In tho city. f Hardy Alton or Hlatara waa a bud- tiosB vltltor in, the -city yuatorday. C, )), Johnson of Portland hag ar rived liflho city and will nil a pod tlon aa nlxht clork at tho Pilot Uutto Inn. W. H. lllrdiall, who baa beon In Portland on builnciH for nuvoral dayn, la ozpocted homo tomorrow night. Major C. II, Boll, who haa been vlnltliiK at tho homo of J. C. Ilhodca In thin city ror tho pant two dayn, returned to hla pout at Fort Caaoy, WnnhliiKton, thla mornlnR. POWELL BUTTE NEWS LETTER POWBMj IIUTTB. July 3. Mr. Mid Mm. F. Hayn or Doachutca via (ud at, the B. A. Dumou ranch Mon- tiny ovouIiik of last wcok. , Mr and Mm. B. L. Ivomon vliltcd with Mr. and Mm. B. 11. Btowart on Friday. Mr. aod Men, Hcama Wlllcoxcn nn Urtalncd.it dinner Thursday oven- ink Mr. and Mm. John Drlicoll, Her man' urTcV' JUL'k "Moyom. iMrk.Noirrigm or 8eattle,mothor or A. y. mukhi.m roaklnic Mr. and Mm. Ham an..pdod visit, .Mlia jarKory attended tho homo .tafWrt play nt'Torrobonno Wednesday gtulnf ' ' Mr. and JJm. J, B, Warner spout' 'rlday, Uuud. 'Ha rVous aro JooklnB aplrndld in triirVctl6 and somo will commence tjsyltiK tilts' wook. ' Jr. jd Mm. 0 W. Itoynolds and ifeiu Harvey or tho John Day country, accompanied by their son, John F. Hevaolds'of Portland, called on old rrlun,di llhls soctlon Huudny after nbon, Mm; cntcrtalnvd at tho B. A. IluitscM homo until Monday. Mr and Mm. Hussott report almost no fruit In tiiolr pert or tho cbuntr'y awing Yo into spruif; rrostn, . ., , Mr. nnd Mm. Frod Ilrown, Mr. and Mm. Allun Wlllcoxcn, daughter Har rlott mid Holand Ilowman woro In Dond Halurday ovonlnix. Wm. Wilson mid wlfnnttonded th Bhrlnom' convention In Ilend Satur day. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Mcrjarfory en tertained at tiunday dinner Mr. and, Mm. Joun dnscoii, also .miss Mane Austin of Prinnvlllo. Miss Jewslo V. Hartley spout ser ornl days last week vIsHInK In Pritio vlllo. Mr, and Mm. D, A. Yatos, 'Mr, nnd Mrs, H. D, Mustard. Mr. and Mrs, II. Mauci-au made a trip to Cove Or chard Sunday, returning with chorj rloa for canning. Miss lllllle Fennlmoro from Port land Is visltlnK Ith her aunt, Mrs. Will Arnold, and family. Mr. and Mm. Orewller of Portland visited their nelce, Mrs. J. M. Shearer, and family on Thursday, maklnr tho trip In a Hudson super six. Mrs, Shearer and daughter Ituth accompanied them as fnr as the Mo tollns river, where they camped ror soveral days. Fred FrJzly and family nro upend ing a woex campinc on mo uo schutcs. MUs Jane Allen, who haa beon vlaltltiK her brother and sister, Her man and Mablo Allen, for Horao tlmo, roturncil to Portland Thursday oven inc. Miss Allen Is Interested In lied Cross work as a nursa In that city. Mr. and Mm. Will Wurawcller of Portland rlilted with Art Wurrweller and family Friday and Saturday of last wcok. Mr and Mrs. C. M. Charlton enter tained a number of tho youni? mer and friends Wednesday evening of last week In honor or their son Harold, who In homo on a furlough to assist on tho farm. 'Mr. and Mm. Allen Wlllcoxcn and Harriett attended tho opening or the Hedmond hotol Sunday evening. Miss Blslo Fatland or Portland I' vlsltlnx her sister, Mrs. D. It. French, and family, Tho stamp drlvo In tho Shcpard nnd Wilson districts were both very bucccssIuI, both raising jnoro than their Quotas. Mr. and Mrs. 11. R. French, Misses Blsia Calkins and Blslo Fatland and Alton Wlllcoxcn mado a trip to fiend Saturday afternoon. E. N. Hall loll for Portland Mon daxAVonlng to visit his wlfo and son sov.aral days. i " GARABED DECLARED FAILURE BY BOARD (? UltJ Pin to Tb IWtxl UollHla.) WASHINGTON, July 1. Garabed, wblch waa to revolutionize the world ft by producing unlimited free enengy, is a failure. This waa tho roport of tho govornment scientific board which haa been authorized by con- grcsH to Investigate. Now that the holiday rush is over we'll have a chance to get at the ODDS and ENDS, and broken lots. Our policy is to carry no merchan dise over from one season to anoth er. COME! You'll find many things in Women's and Children's Wearables that will mean a REAL SAVING to you. THE PEOPLES STORE Agent for'rVcG Coruu nd Armar, PUtq Hwltry i , .i iil! w ARNER BEND'S ECONOMY CENTER S WARM WEATHER WEARABLES ! Vc arc well stocked on the many tilings that give style and color, as well as comfort, at prices that mean A HEAL SAVING. SILK SWEATERS Manufacturers' Samples at Greatly Reduced Prices $4.45, $6.45, $7.15, $8.85 SILK WAISTS Crepe de Chine, Georgette, Jap Lawns and Voiles 79c, $1.29, $2.49, $3.98 $4.45 and $5.00 ItfLK HOSIERY" Silk Hosiery is the biV wear at the present time Mack, White, Hlue, Pink, Gray, Champagne, an Art Silk Hose that is very good for the price .59c A Hotter One, in Ulack, White, Navy, Drown, Tan, ttronv.e, Taupe, Silver, Pink, Blue, Champagne.. -98c A Better One, in a Silk Thread' Hose in Black and White only $1.69 MIDDY BLOUSES" The comfort garment for now. White with colored trimmings. A large variety shown g J A E SALE OF MILLINERY The Final Close Out of All Summer d Jf C Hats at..'-., ,'.--r-n- I. i-j , P ..:; u. 't'l't !, x ' VACATION ACCESfRlS MThU il.ra' aim t l? unln In ll Kt. mrrrh.ndW. m.lif. It Iht ptR ple I pnr fh oor tiolpmtnl far vacation, 'oallnr r fporU trtnU. In lhM Ait ol tlr, outrfot actlrllUa in iiHnitrr ratltf to war'a amUtUa. THO hlp maintain lha national plfll. Th. hlih qaalllln at ear mtrthanOw inaara y.ar tt Una; lit fall valaa far rtttr ipn4ltra. ' it' J' i V .Ji . TUB SKIRTS 1 I in fin.herrline!. Pinues and Beach CXtflXf ..' at... $2.25, $3.50, 0.'&4:&W 'l MIDDIES Plain Slipover'Stylei, Lace Front or SmoeVeJ Stylo., at - m - - - - ' - Jt25 t $1.95 r Sraoekf. in colon, at - ' ' $3.50' Kbakt Middie. for outing" wear ' - $2.75 Kayscr Italian Silk Vests and Bloomws in Flcik Color TheV,t. at $2.25 The Bloomer at . . . , . $3.50 BATHING SUITS Juvenile Sizei at Boyi Sizci at Men'i Sizci at 85c $1.15 fe $225 $2.25 to $4.00 New Fall Patterns Colonial Draping, Reft Cretonnes, EtC.t hare arrived. Coloriatf to harmonize with every room, priced 45c to $1.16 yard Included arc tome very fetching pattern for Knitisat Bag. IPS STOP. AND SHOP AT KffllE BROTHERS WHERE EVERYBODY TRADES t.J - PLAN ACTIVE WAR ON PESTS West Indian Sugar Planter Seek Aid of the Lizard and a Speclea of Fungua Growth. Llzartl farming and fongna cultiva tion oro means adopted In the West Imllca to protect the sugnr industry. It haa been discovered that tho frog hopper (Thomnspls sacharlnn), no called on account of Its great leaping power. Is the greatest pest of tho augnr enne, nnd that it multiplies by thousands on lnglc plant, sucking the np from roots and leaves. In tho lnnt three or four yenra two remedies hiive been developed. P. V. Urlch, n West Indlnn entomologist, hns dem onatnited that lizards tlcvous great qunntlllcs of the Immature hoppers, nnd J. II. Itorer, it United States my cologlHt. has 8hown that upores of tho fungus known as "green inuscnrdlne" arc peculiarly fatal to the adults. As part of the work to pave the enne. war hns been begun In Trinidad, whero the Investigation has been made, against the rapacious iiiongoos, which hns made lizards scarce. In addition, hundreds of lizards are collected In n protective enclosure, and are encour aged to multiply under favoring condi tions of sand banks for burrows, with an nliundiiucc of food and water. Tho fungus Is grown In test-tube cabinets, which produce spores that arc dusted over the cano fields by special distrib uting machines. Ono cent a word Jo' all a'lmU Want Ad will coat you, Something to .aellT AdicrtUo Is The Bulletin's classified colama. t 4)44- $ Stop in and look at our J M. Grocerie NEW SHARPLE. SUCTION FEED SEPARATE, . It Does the Work PHONE 401 F. DEMENT & CO. Gbc Prefened Stock Store Hardware 444 Price Ritfht to the Penny IT PAYS TO PAY CASH ! We are in a position to save you some money on your FRUIT JA11S, CAPS & RUBBERS' THE UNION CASH GROCERY Wall Slice t, Dead, Oiegon WantedA Name! The Central Oregon Farmers Creamery will give a WAR. SAVINGS STAMk?for:tJhe best, name for its Butter1. The name must be one not used by any other creamery. JuJea appointed by tbe Creamery director will (elect the winning name which will become the property of the Creamery, i Suggestions must be tiled with J, F. Arnold, O'Kanc Build in i not later than 2 p.. m., Saturday, July 6. Any number of name maybe luiftfcqfcd by anyone individual.' 1 it... I' r MnWMV--