' VI l iikvd mJM.irnr, iiknd, omwon, nruiwDAY, MAncii a, tow PAGH S 1 1 4l . 'arv-V U i 4" rfr ' LOCAL NEWS ITEMS i . -. (Prom Wmliifliiday'd Dally.)' ' Ohitrloii ltuuoli In In from liln lionm lit Dry I.itko today. Juff Kolluy of Prlnovlllu In Hpoud lug tlio (toy In Ilmiil. Jloy 'Million of Crescent In trnnmict Ini; IiuhIiiuim In tho city today, , dun Miitiioti will louvo tomorrow night for lllic Fulhi, Mliiumiotii. A. I). Forrest ami Lentor J. Hull worn In Ilnml hint night from JtoU moml, County Judge W. I). Iliinii'ii linn returned from a business trip to Portland. Dr. Harry Monro luft IiinI night for Portland mill will 1n noun for thu remainder of the week. J. Alton Thompson, county school superintendent, will ko to Tumiilo Friday iiIkIU to lucturo at thu Tumalo 'avhool. ' AIIhh Ilcssln Roberts of Uorvnlll ttrrlvtul In Bond Inst night to asdot Mux Orantlull In exporting thu city anil county liookH, Thu Baptist Ladles' Aid will meet ifctforrow afternoon In tho Red Ctohh rooms In tho Hplilor hulldliiK to mow for tlm Hulglnii nil I of. Thin will bo tho roKUl&r business moating and members nru requested to bring their dues, (From Tucndoy'ii Dally) D. II. Kphlur Ih reported to bo seriously III. Joo Uuskoll of Sink In spending thu duy In Hond. 4 Wllllnm Klltrmlgo en inn In from Silver I.uku lust night. II. II. Novel was In lli'iid from li Ih homo nt Prlnnvlllu hint night. Mm. Hunry O'Neill In able to louvo tho Intuitu after a serious IIIium. Mr, and Mm. C. I!. Jones aro In tho city from their homo In l.u Pino y L. I'. Hooimy and Ernest K. Dyer of Mllllntn aru business visitor In Hand today. 19-19 Sale Towels, largo slxo. n Q honeycomb, each X J C Hosu, lndlr' black Q cotton . . JL 7 C Komi, children's 1 A black ribbed JL 7 C ilWu,"men's black iq or tan, cotton A, J C Handkorchlofs, lndhV puro "I Q linen X J v Hnndkurchlefs. men's iq largo red or blue X X) C (Jlovos, louther tip, 1Q hunvy canvus 1C (llovus, Jumoy, good i A onus for men UC Towollng, cotton 1 A buck, special X X) C Hath Towels. 25c 1 A lino X cC (llngham. thu sou- i A sou's lender X J v Vests, ladles' sloovu- 1 A less vests JLZs Mr IIohii, Infants' wool 1 Q hosu JL J Safety Pins, all sixes, r J, for XJ Pins, standard of 1 A valuo, C for XjC Pearl Huttons, spuclnl values In thu lot, 1Q r cards X 7 K Combs, a good ouu, i A special X 7 i Mon's Neckwear, u 1 A special li v Pipes, thoy aro 1Q dandy X C Some Other Specials Hoso, ladlus', black, white, brown, COo lino, OA special . OJv MIhsch' and Hoys' Union Suits, thu, wulght for A Q now "vv Swoatum, Plbro (tQ 1 A HIk(lHpticlal PO X 7 llroo'ms, 4-sowod Corn Hroom, UHpoclal KQr viluo cJ'V- Huttur 'Murgors, makes " pounds out of fiQ r ono 131 t Tronch Hats, u lndluH' ovory dayllut, AQr BPUClul . .. . - TttyT.V Lloyd Magi!! has jpurchased u Dodgo car from tho Wnllhor-WllllauM nguncy horo, Mm. Ouy Shelby, who linn Itonn at tho Iloud Surgical hoHpltal for no mo tlmo, In convalescing. Mm. Kurt Iltirchnrd, who hail boon In lliiiid for tho hint two montliH, luft yesterday for Fromont. Tho Presbyterian Ladles' guild will moot WodnoHilay aftnriioou at 2: 30 nt tho homo of Mm. 0. C, Houklo. II. II. Do Armoiid returned to Hond (IiIh morning from a trip to Thu Dalles, whom ho Hpont Monday on road IiiihIiiumm, Tho Indies of tho Methodist church aro roquciitod to bu present without fall at tho Hod Cross rooum on Wednesday, March fi, Mrs. V. I. MyurM and daughtor Virginia, who havo been vlHltlng tho Huogll family at Culver, aru expected to luliiru to lldinl tonight, Tho Ladles' Aid society of th.t Christian church, will moot wlU Mr. Hicks, lVflV West Becontl street, on Wednesday afturuoon. 'All aro cordially Invited to attend. (From Monday's Dally.) Carl Mltcholl wan In yesterday from Tumalo. John Itaycn of Tumalo wan a week end vlnltor In Hosd. Mr. and Mm. II. J. Ovorturf wont to Portland lunt nlKht. Mm. K. O. Ilulclc of Hllver Lake arrived In Iloud yenturday. Joo Lyons him recently arrived In Now York after ovurnuan service. Mr. and Mm. 11. E. Allen aro buck In Hum! after a visit of noveral days Mrn. Charles W. Ersklnu left limt j 1 1 K 1 1 1 for Tho Dallt'H and I'ortlaud. Mr. and Mm. L. O. Morrln of I'rlnevlllu aro spending thu day In Ilciid. II. II. Do Armoud went to Tho Duller lanl night on highway busi ness, Tho flmt professional moti'H gym niiNlum chtNH will meet at 730 WARNERQ T W BEND'S ECONOMY CENTER. hJ Starts Saturday March 8th and Lasts for 7 Days Again we bring this important annual event to the thrifty people of Bend and vicinity. This year this salo includes a GREATER VA RIETY OF MERCHANDISE at BETTER BAR GAIN PRICES than any held heretofore. A few of our specials are listed here the many you will find at the store. COME EARLY. o'clock thlH overling. P, W. llrown of Antorla, formorly of Hond, In In ilia city today looking aftor proporty IntoroHtM, Mr.' and Mm, Jcssu Hill of Wesloy, Iowa, havo moved lo Hond and aro making their homo huro. Irvine II, Ilornor, U. H. army, han returned to Hond from American I.ako, whoro hu wan nunt aftor ovur nuan Horvlco, Ad Ounlavo loft lanl nlKht on a trip to Hpokuno, llolno and Lit Ornndu. Ilo oxpuctii to bo :ono for thu next two or three wuukii. William J, Tracy of Portland nr rlved In Hond today to fllu on land In thin Huotlou. Ho will movo to Central OruKou In thu near future. MIhh Marcaret (Iraham, ciHlHtant In thu county clurk'n offlco, wan called yenturday to Krazuo, Mlnncnota, by iiuwh of her tnolhur'n IIIiiohh. HIio will probably remain In thu cant. 'Mm. It. H, Kox ban just received word from her brother, Anton Voli tion, with tiq -Itti uiiKlnuurn, ntlll Op ovurnuan Hurvlcu. Hu ban been in ouvurnl batllun, but wan not injured. (From Saturday'! Dally.) William Drown, nlockman of Klfu, In In Hem! today. J. M. Jacobn wan In Hond I ant nlKht from Prlnovlllu. Ituth U. VuuKhn of Tnrrcbonno It vlnltliiK frluudn In tho city today. 8. A. niakuly returned from a bunlnenH trip to Portland this morn Inc. Minn Gertrude Corbutt of Portland will nrrlvo In Hund tomorrow to vlnlt Mm. II. K. Hrookn. C. M. Charlton and Harold M. Charlton nru vlnltora In thu city to day from thulr homo nt Powell 11 lit to. Iluv. Dr. P. W. Camten, pantor of tho Central HaptlNl church of Ho nttle, In In Hund lookitiK after bunt nenn ItiteroHtH In thin city. Mm. Charlun W. Kmklno will Icavo tomorrow for Thu Dallen and Port land. HIio will vIhII with her mother, Mm. Alnxandor Thonipiion, Arthur IJ. 01lnon, recently din chnrccd from tho U. H. navy, on of Mr. nnd Mm. 12. D, (lllxon (it thl city, hftH returned to Ilcnd, Mm, Sarah Multhauf, who linn been vlnltliiK at tho homes of Mr. and Mm. J, A, Ranted and Mr. and Mm, N, II, Gilbert for tho pant 10 days, rotumn to Portland tonight, Captain Alfrud Illckford, Llouten ant It, W. Horfman and THiiJor C, C. Campbell havo arrived In Hond from Portland and aro ftuestH nt tho homo of Mr. and Mm. II. K. Hrookn. Max Crandnll returned to Ilend to day from Prlnovlllu, where hu linn boon detained for several days be cauno of Injuries nuntnlnud when ho was struck by an automobile. Word wan received hero yesterday of tho birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mm. J. J. Hchwendknr of Wclls vlllo, Missouri. Mm. Hchwendkur Is tho duttKlitur of Mm. It. M. Smith of Hend, i . " (Prom Friday's Dally,) Lcstor K. Pldur of Paisley Is trans acting buslnens in tho city today. II. K. Allen returned this morning from a business trip to Portland. Mm. H. K. Hrooks returned this morning from a trip to Portland. II. K. Hakur returned to Dcnd last night from a business trip to Con don. Mr. and Mm. Clifton Hllcy aro tho parents of a 1 0-puund baby boy, born yesterday. Mr. und Mm. Jarcd Mooro and Mrs, L. C. Marlon of Ilcdmond were In town last night. An eight-pound baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Honey of Hund this morning. Iluy P. Miner arrived in Hund last night from Silver Lake and Is re maining over today. Lieut. H. A. Stover left last night for Scuttle to visit with his brother, T. II. Stover. Lieutenant Stover has been In Hcnd for thu past three weeks us tho guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Prlnglo. 19-19 Sale Jut Oil, big q slxo , X C Shears, all -m -v sixes X y C Ilutchcr i -v Knlfo ll7C Scrub i fv Urushes X i C Suit Hungers g- 3 for 19C Asbestos Muts, -i f wired X J C 2-Foot i -v nuies i y C Fruit -j r Presses X J C Itoyal Palm Soup - f 2 bum iyC Tablets, for school, pen or pen cil paper, - f for 19 c Crnyolns, 1C colore, f 2 for iyC Fry Pans, r special X 5 C Flro IQp Shovel X 7C Knumeled - f Dippers 1 tC Punmeled Kettle, - 2-qt, sixu xy C Knumeled Stow Pun, - f 2. (it. sixo xyc Puamuled Fry - r Pan iyC Euunioled Cup, - v i-it, sixo xyc Knumeled Dairy Pun, - f t.qt sixo xyc Knumoled Pudding f Pun, 3-qt. sixo X 7C Knnmeled Wush Hnsln iyC Flour -I r Sifter XyC Tooth Picks, q 3 boxes :. ltC Mop Q Sticks ... X ZJ C Tin Puns, G-qt. - r sixu, 2 for Xy C Q Chinaware Specials Plo Plntes, i f 2 for 19C Ontmoul Dishes, f 2 for iyc Soup Plates, -t r 2 for x y C Cup and i fx Saucer X J C Salad i r uowis x y C Tumblers, g 4 for 19C r"v , Spring Draperies and Home Furnishings Everything to Bring Spring into the Home Many a housekeeper will be surprised at these values we are offering: CURTAIN SCRIMS In white, cream and ecru plain and barred 20 cents to 45 cents. CRETONNESA varied selection of patterns and colorings priced from 25 cents and up. DRESSER SCARFS Lace trimmed and em broideredpriced from 75 cents to $2.00. JAPANESE TABLE CENTERS-36 and 54' inch at 75 cents and Sl. KIRSCH FLAT CURTAIN RODS QUALITY BEDSPREADS-A11 sizes hemmed or scalloped $2.75 to $4.25. BEST QUALITY SHEETS-81x90, $1.65 72x 90, $1.40 and $1.65. BEST QUALITY PILLOW CASES-42x36, 35 cents and 39 cents. GOOD FEATHER PILLOWS-$2.25 per pair and up. TURKISH TOWELS All sizes plain and fancy, 39 cents to $1.00. HUCK TOWELS Cotton and linen, 15 cents to 75 cents. It will be economy to furnish up your home at IPS OlJat and BcitEttalliihtd 19 II Arthur U. Gllson, who enlisted In tho navy last June, has received his dlschargo and will return homo this evening to remain in Hcnd. During tho past few months ho has been on the U. S. S. Princeton at Scuttle. Threo thousand dollars, in pay ment of tho Insurance policy carried by the late Dr. C II. Francis in Camp No. 31 C, Woodmen of the World, has been received by E. D. Gllson, clerk of the local fraternal organization, and has been turned over to tho beneficiaries. (From Thursday's Dally.) Matt Raber and E. L. Clark of La Pino aro in tho city. Miss Lillian Guerard has accepted n position with tho Elite studio. Miss Gertrudo Hanks, formerly an Instructor in tho Hond schools Is visiting friends In Hond today. J. V. McGahnn of Metollus is transacting business in the city to day. L. A. Booth, recolver at tho U. S. land ofllca at Tho Dalles, Is In the city today on official business. J. H. Donnely, in chargo of con struction work noar Prinoviilo for Twohy Uros., wus In Hond today. Mr. nnd Mm. A. F. Larson, who havo been making a protracted stay in Portlnnd, are expected to return to Uend Saturday. Miss Marjory Falrlamb of New York and Lieutenant Maluney. U. S. army, aro guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. II. K. Brooks. Lieutenant and Mrs. Frank Prince aro expected to nrrlvo In Bend from St. Paul Tuesday. Lieutenant Prince was in tho 20th engineers In Franco nnd has recently been discharged from tho hospital slnco returning to tho United States. Read Tho Bulletin Class Ads. Does the Guarantee Mean Anything to You ? The General "Jumbo" Tire, made especially for Fords, Chevrolets, Maxwells and Monroes, with the 80x31 -2 rim, having a capacity in air space of a 31x1, is guaranteed for 5000 miles. Pioneer Garage Highly trained mechanics on hand for repair work at all times, Work Guaranteed, I BEND HIGH OFFERS TWO NEW SUBJECTS French and Mechanical Drawing Is Added to Curriculum Few Stu dents Have Grades of Otct 00. (From Saturday's Dally Two now subjects are being offered to the Bend high school students this semester French and mechan ical drawing. Tho French class is not as largo as was anticipated, as thcro has been u big desire for a beginning class in Latin. The Span lsh class, which was started last se mester, has advanced far enough to tako up advanced reading. Miss Miller has subscribed for u Spanish paper from Madrid, entitled tho "El Heraldo." The reports of last semester show a decreaso in tho average of standing compared with tho first six weeks' work. Thoso having abovo 90 in every subject wero: Lcla Stutsman, Hargarot Inabnlt, Marjorie Balrd Louise Inabnlt, Darle Durton, Hilah Hrlck, Alberta Landkammer, Ida Dahle, Jennlo Xoren, Janlece Simp son, Francis Heyburn, Lester Smith and Mildred Hoover. Tho first intor-dlstrlct debate will tako place on Saturday, March 22. Tho high school's opponent will be tho winner of tho Umatilla district debate, which has not yet been an nounced. Tho question for tho com ing debato is "Resolved, that tho U. S. should advocate an Interna tional police for the leaguo of na tions." Bend will havo tho afflnna tivo sldo of tho question. Eyolf Cornellussen, a former stu dent of Jamestown, N, Y., has en tered the high school as a membor of tho senior class. Paul Brookings has again taken up his studies In H. H. S. after three months at tho Oregon Agricultural college as a Z Phone 221 Open Evenings il " K ,