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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 23, 1919)
IIKND IIUIXKTIN( RKNT, OBKOOK, TimnHPAyt OQTOITfilt 9, Jf)ll rxtiii t 1 .4 A , " f liiiiliiiiimniinmitiimninntiittiitniini'tniitmitiitimitlimiiiitttiiiiiittmiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiititiiiiiitiMiiittitiiiintiiKminimi I DCTMn UADDI7MTV?iQ FROM DAY TO DAY. Iriifitiiinttittittii!:iriiittiiitiiiiiiuitttiniiii!iit:iiitttitiiiiiiiiittttuiiitiitiittntttfi:iiitiftiittnitttifuitfititfiitifi!ttiin:t(it:ttiitit WcdncHdny 0. It. Ur.illum, of Paisley, In spoiid lnit tin) day In Bond. P. M. ChrlMiinn mttl 11. 0. Kollun mini Milium: Hllvur J.nko visitor In tlio1 city today. Mm. II. II. no Almond returned thin morning from Medford nnd Cluld lllll. vltoro Hho linn boon vlnlt Ing for tlm past month. Mrs. Guorgo Krlundson lull tlilH morning for BumldJI, Wisconsin, wlioro sho will vlsll roltitlvo und frlondn for natural weeks. Mr. nud Mm. ChurlaB Pitcher, of flllvor Lnko, drovo Into Bond lnt night, and aro remaining in the clly (o oujoy tbo Huvolllo Week. J. Minor Booth, of the Internal revenue service, In ranking Bend hla headquarter for n few days, while nttqudlng to official business In con nection with Incotno tux collections in tlio county. Tho Women'n Foreign missionary society of tho Mothodlst Episcopal church will bo cnturtulned at tho homo of Mm. 8. C. Culdwoll, Tburs duy, at 2:30. Tho report of Mm f Christmas Is Not Far Distant If you contemplate making A DIAMOND j a Christmas Gift, j you will do well to make your selection curly. . You may be assured of the best when you rely upon our judg ment. Larson & Co. Hall Mark Store At tho Sl;n of tho Illtf Clock 13. U. (IIImoii, ilnlriguto, will 1)0 glVOII ul tho muotlm;. Tuc8(ly E. J. Carrot, of Flfo, In spending n fow dnys In Bond., L. A. Newell, of rrlnovlllo, in spending thu duy In Ueud. IJnri O'Kelly, T.C. Wolch, nnd W, H. Itanta wero vlnltorn In tho city lust'ulght from tlio Jillvnr Luko noc tlon. Anton Fosson, who han been spending thu liytt mouth ou his ranch In Hornoy couuty, returned to Dcud yesterday. Mm. II. B. linker, In suffering from painful Injuries sustained ubout tbn forehead and" eyed, in n fall at her home a fow days nr.o. Oden Kudo, recently discharged from tliu U. H. Navy, arrived lu Bond hut night, and In visiting relative! horo. Ho enlisted iu tho tnlddlu went, Tlio Ladle Aid society of tho Hcundlnnvlon-I.ulheran church will meet Thurndny afternoon thin week. Instead of on tho uuual date, bocnuno of tho fact that tho Itev. F. A T. CornolltiHHoii, pantor of thu church, will Icuvo noon for Hllvortou to at tend tho dlntrlct mooting, Through n lion Angeles paper 8. II. Iloglu, local rout estuto ngont, has JiiHt lecolvod word Unit a nepliaw, llonico Doiinell, linn returned to his homo In I.on Angeles after seeing service lu Franco ami will runumo tho practlco of law there Lieutenant Doniioll wan In thu army for twe yearn and naw 10 month uctlvo sor vice in' Franco. , Ho In u son of Mr. lioKln'n sister. Monday C. K. Wllshlru, of Lnkovlow, In n business visitor lu tho city today. Con Ilrcon nnd Dan Hourlgan wero In from Powell Iiutto last night. C. B. Qaylord, of Paisley, In look I UK aftur business muttern In Ilund today Henry C. Coition and family aro npondliiK a few. days In thu city from their homo nt Cro-ccnt. Mr. and Mm. J. W. RcedeY arrived in Bond last night from their homo in Silver Lake, nnd aro remaining over today. Member of tho 1'rcibytcrian Ladle' Uulld will nerve luncheon Thursday noon, October-22, In tho 00110101; ou Wall ntrcat formerly oc cupied by the Dement Grocery store. Minn Gladys Mclutyro of Hand, and C. I). Kcarberry, of Spokane, wero married hero at thu homo of tbo brldo'n mother, 1008 Albany avo Iter. Williams or tho Christian church, oUlcluthu:. Mr. and Mm. Bcnrberry will mnku thuir homo in Ilend. rainnimimtmmttmmitauaimiiiimmimiiniutmmmittuutwunutiutinuuusmtitunRuisnmtiiituitusiuutntam b -v r Practical New Fall Suits and Coats Big Assortment Little Prices BswE5MsLmc!ift?l it . . jtAnd In audition to these two advantages we offer you the satisfaction that lies in the know.-' etlgc ot assured Style, Service and Durability. i Every garment Is tailored of depen dable materials, in the most up-to- the-minute fashions. r; "More Good Than . " All of The test" I ThU In Wlml Kiiriiici- Han Of 'JVm- lur (Inln I'lffccii I'ouikIn Hail , rluffrrcil 20 iVaiH. L "Yrtu may know that Tatilac In dolni: mo u lot of good' or I wouldn't linvo como necVly twenty miles to Kot theno throo bottles 1 am buyliiK now,' said Hnmuol liucon, a well known and prouporoim fnrmor who liven nt itorlm:, OrcKon whllo In tho Owl Drue ntoro lu Portland tho other duy. "I have been trying for twenty flvo tOni; yiMirn to flue a mcdlclnu or treatment that would overcome my troubles," he continued, " and Tun lac Is tho only thing that has over dono mo any good fit all. During all those yearn I suffered terribly from rheumatism In my buck, and there wero tlmen whon 1 was In such bad condition that I couldn'J tun over in bed, and after nlttlng dpwi for a llttlo while I could hardly Jlet up ar,nln. My kidney bothered mo n groat deal, too, and I would often havo to got up four or flvo tlmen dur Ing tbo night and tho pains In my back wero no novoro that I rarely over got any nleep. My nppotlto wan vory poor, and what llttlo I did forco myself to oat would give mo Indigest ion In tho wornt way, I lost u lot In weight and finally got so weak and rundown that I could hardly walk or ntaud ou my feet. "Then I heard ubout Tanlac through my daughter who had boun greatly banollted by tuklng It. In fact, sho wan so pleased with Tanlac (hat sho bought mu a bottlo of It and (old mo that shu thought It wan tho very thing I needed. Well, nlr. I be gan to feel stronger and hotter in every way before I had finished that first bottlo. 1 havo taken throo bot tles no far, nnd I cat so much that I actually get ashamed of myself sometimes. What I eat agrecn with me, too, nud I novor have n nign of Indigestion now I havo gained fif teen .pounds in weight, and feel llko n different man altogether. Tho palps have left my back, and my kid ney h seem to bo In first class con dition, and I never huvo to gut up during tho night any more. I am also free from rheumatism and in fact, I fool better lu ovory way than I hava for many years. I telt you, this Tanlac Is a good mcdlclno. und has donu mo more good than all tho rest of thu mcdlclno put togethor I havo taken during tho last twenty flvo yours, nnd I think that is say ing n good deal." Tanlac in sold in Ilend by Owl Drug Co., in Sisters !) Ceo. F. Alfken, nnd In 'Head by Hortoa Drug co. Adv. REDMOND SEES NEED OF (Continued on Pago PAIR tySuits at 'Coats at . $25.00Jto $6750 .'$1 7.50 lo $6850 a . & M SEND ,O0CC0N trlcl are going to go hard after tho borne of a county fair for Dcschu tos county next year. Redmond be lieves that It in tho center or tho livestock and agricultural section of Central Oregon. Ilelng on a railroad and having facilities with which to take care of' crowds ItVlil probably make an early bid for tho first an nual Deschutes county fair. The following aro premium win- nors: General farm contest C. "W. Holm 1st., $50.00; W. W. Van Metro, 2nd., 126.00. ; ' . Bpoclal Potato PrlioTfor 6 liunhel- 8. D. MustafdMst'., Jlbo.OO; M. 0,' Coc, 2nd., $50.00. " Host bushol Not Gem S. D. Mus tard, 1st., $10,00; J. L. ilbson, 2nd., $5.00. Ilest bushol riurbanks S. D. Mus tard. 1st., $10.00;' F. A. Hlco, 2nd.', $5.00. Host bUHhol Undo Sam J: P. Smith, 1st., $10.00. Large Northern Pacific Bakers D. II. OatOSi 1st., $5.00; J. N. DiotrlctJ 2nd,, $2.60. t Most boat J, T, Shingle, 1st., $lf J. LOIbsou, 2nd., .50. Dost carrots B. M. Parr, 1st., $1: J. N. O. Klsalor, 2nd., .50. Uoat cucumbers D. II. Ontos, 1st.,' vl,oo. 'Dost MubV Melon D. II. Oates, 1st., nnd 2nd,t $1.50. Host onions S. D. Mustard, 1st., $1.00; August Dryor, 2nd., .B0. ' Host pnrsnlps M. O. Klsslor, 1st., $1.00; C. W. Holm, 2nd., .50. neat rutulmgor AV. n. Davidson, Int., $1.00. nost squash S. II. Doty, 1st., $1; Calvin Iloznrt, 2nd., .50. Host turnips Goo. Schobort, 1st., fi.uu; j. N, O. Klsslor. 2nd.. .50. nest Watormolon O. W. Holm, 1st., $1.00; .JVT. Nelson, 2nd., .50. Host tomntoos 'It. L. Mooro, 1st., $1.00; J, M. Porry, 2nd., .50. IJost pumpkins H. A. nuasott, 1st. $1.00. Dost display vogotnblos J. o. Hanson, 1st., $5.00; F. K. Dohl, 2nd., $2.-u0. Boat sunflower J. O. Cummughor, 1st., $5.00; a. W. Kidder. 2nd., $2.50. ' Host Stalks corn J. 8. McVoy, 1st. $5.00; W. R. Davidson, 2nd., $2.50. Host Shonf whontJ.,L. Gibson, 1st., $1,00; D. H.patoB. 2nd., .50. Host shonf oata -J, L."aibson, 1st,, $1.00; D. II. Gates', 2nd., .50.' , Best sheaf alfalfa F. B. Pollott, uMtmmHKf.mttMMiXMKmmyMrAn:i-M I. .' "yf,?rfJ . . 'J.itJJ ti i " " , i 1 Whert .Yptj Think of Overcoats,, TheyeiL Is No Better Place to Come Than Right; Here For That Winter Coat You Need ! We Are Displaying Overcoats from House of Kuppenheimer ?o Snappy Models full of pep, in theu very best materi als. The workmanship and style will convince ypu of their superiorty. Kuppenheimer Overcoats $35.00 to $55.00 Others from $20.00 up. If you have given thought of defining value in present day terms, you will discover real value in these new snappy assortments of Coats, Coatees, Dresses and Waists, that have just arrived. PLAID SKIRTS, in a variety of colors and styles, $10.75 to $18.50 DRESSES of TRICOTINE-we show handsome, well tailored modek, in navy, at -------. $25.00 to $42.50 TR1COLETTE DR.ESSES, In black and navy, at.,$52.50 to $67.50 NEW WAISTS, of Georgette and Crepe de Chine -.$5.95 to $15.00 ' -J Mannheimer Brothers 3SM llest sheaf clover P. E. Ppllett, 1st., $2.60. . IJcsf . bushel wheat J. L. Gib son, lsC, $3.00; D. II. Gates, 2nd., $2.0V" Best, ft bushel oats J. L. Gibson. 1st.. $3.00; D. H. Gates, 2nd., $2.00. Bes b bushol ryo T. B. Persley, 1st.. $3.00; C. W. Muma, 2nd., $2.00. Best i bushel field peas D. II. Gates, lst.,$2.00. Best 12 cars corn J. M. O. Dle trict, 1st., $1.00; S. II. Doty, 2nd., .50. i bushel beaii E. M. Parr, 1st., $1.00. Plate apples W. It. Davidson, 1st. $1.00; W. T. Nelson. 2nd.. $0.50. Best maro foal at feet M. C. Con Ion. 1st., $5.00. , Best 3 year colt M. C. Conlon. 1st.. $3.00. Host 2 year colt C. W. Muma, 1st. $3.00. N Best yearling M. C. Conlon, 1st., $3.00. Best span horses M. C. Conlon. Children's SPECIAL 'T1 With Every 2 5 -cent Tooth Brush sola1 ice give One Sani tary Metal tooth brush holder Free. A AT A Owl -. 8k vf Pharmacy 1st., $d.00. Best stallion M. C. Conlon, 1st., $10.00. Swcepstcak stallion M. C. Con lon, 1st., $10,00. ,." . Swcepstcak marc M. C. Conlin, 1st., $10.00. Best bull 2 years and under 3 D. Brown, lBt., $10.00. Best bull under 2 years Reels Brothers.. 1st., JCIOO. ' Best bull 1 yearM". C. Conlin, 1st $C00. Beet cow M.' C. ', Conlin, 1st., $10.00. Best cow under 2 years Reels Bros., 1st., $0.00. Heifer calf M. C. Conlin, 1st., $1.00. Sweepsteak cow- M. C. Conlin, 1st., $20.00. . Sweepsteak, bull M. C. Conlin, 1st., $10.00. Best owo, 2 years Jim Dcmoro, 1st., $3.00. Best ewo under 2 years Carlton Pcllott, 1st. $3.00. Swcopsteak owo Jim Do Moro, 1st.. $5.00. Best sow and pigs J. W. Shrunk, 1st., $5.00. Best boar under lyear W. "W. Van Metre. 1st., $3.00. Best sow, 1 year W, W. Tan Motro. 1st., $5.00. Bost bow under 1 year W. W. Van Metro, 1st., $3.00. Swcepstenk boar V. W. Van Metre, lBt, $7.50. Sweepsteak sow W. W. Van Mero, 1st., $7.50. Bost pen bar Plymouth Rocks Curtis Wright. 1st., $3.00. , Pen Buff Orphlngtons W. W. McMlcklo, 1st.. $3.00. Pon whito Leghorns J. "W. Liv ingston, 1st., $3.00; P. A, Hayos, spoeclal 1st., $3.00, Pon Brown LoghornsM. Broad- liniiu 1 of tY lt Pon Manorcas T. Galbrath, 1st., $3.00. Pen W'yndotts P. A. Rico, st., $3.00. Pon Rhodo Island Red "W. B. Daggott, 1st., $3.00. j Pon Anchonas Everett Parr, lst', $3.00. ( Pon turkoys C. "W. Muma, lBti," $3.00, . Pon booso P.'PLuce, 1st., $2.00. Pon Guinea Powls P. A. Hays, 1st., $1.00. Pen Bantlra Mr. Wels.tor, 1st.; Best school exhibit Redmond, 1st $10.00; Terrebonne, 2nd. $7.50. School children dejpt, fcest drew t Hazel Wright, 1st., $1.09; Marie Martin, 2nd., '.50. , , , Fancy needle work, etc., 'not avail able at this time. in t School children dept. -vegetables, etc. " ) , Best colloct vegetables C. kK. Dahl, 1st., $2:60. 5, . Best turnip C. K. Dahl, 1st., .75. Best beets C. K. Dale, let., .76. Best onions Grace McCIay, 1st, .75. Bost parsnips Howard Dielrlct, 1st., .75. Best carrots C. K. Dahl, 1st, .75. Best cabbage C. K. Dab!, 1st., .75. Best water-melon Caraheil Num bers, 1st., .75. v v Put It U rnB UUIiLKTIN." Ik "5 .75. Best stop laddejWE. Louauback, t,, ,75. f J- .. - 1st., 1st . Tlea bench Clyde Wurtx, .75. ilrdlio8-Ralph Curtln, 1st., We Can Save You S Money ON YOUR STOVES FURNITURE RANGES RUGS LINOLEUM l Get Our Prices Before You Buy. 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