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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 29, 1920)
tiiiiiiituitiiuiiiittittiiiiiiiiiitiiiiitiiiitiiitiittiiittiiititiitiiiiitiiiintiiiiiiiititutiiiiiiiiitiitiiitttiiiiitiitiiinuitimittitiiiimitmii UH r frf BEND HAPPENINGS ' FROM DAY TO DAY tlllllllllllltlllllllllllllllllllllltllllllllllinilllMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIillllMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIiyill!!, Monday-' Lester WIImoii, of Klfo, wan a wunk wid vlHltor In Hi" city. Kil Ilirry, W. It. MoiIkom, niul N. !. IlndKini, of Culver, npont hint nlKlit In Ilunil, 11, I llhodim iintl daughter urn In lliind thlH iii(iiiliiR from their homo at Blutiffor. .Mr. and Mm. Albert Molilor ami daughter, I.ooln, of llodinond, uio In llio city today. Meryl Drown, of Ilodmoud, wan In llund to Hiund tlio wi'itk und with CltttiiN Hhorwood. J. (I, Kulck, properly auditor for (lift United Hiatus Forest Hcrvlco, wan impeded to nrrlvo In Mend thin after iioon, N. fl. Jacohitoii, supervisor of tho Dem-hutim National Forest loft last night for Torttaitd to confer with tho district forester, William Mates loft Mend Halurday night, cnlkvl hy tho serious Illness of IiIh wife. Word of hnr death wan locolvtut Hunday, K, If. Ilea, mechanical superin tendent for Tim fihevllii-lllxon Coin tmny, arrived In Mend thU morning from Minneapolis on official business. Saturday II. P. Wlcltnor, engineer for 0knr Uluhur, contraclor lufl thin morning ly nuto for Portniul, Ho arrived here, travelling by gasoline power, two day hi?o, und reports tho road to ho In good condition with the ex- cepllon of n 10 inlln stretch near An telope, , A delightful mirprlne parly wan tilvon by MUk Klsln Horn at her homo lint nvunliiK, tho occasion being her birthday. Many gifts worn brought by tho guests, and the ovonftig wan pleasnntly npont In games, Lunch wan nerved for 23. Minn Aicucn CauipbuJI, who will tench In tho high nchool during tho spring term, arrived In llund last night from Ktigenn, Rev. J, Kdgar I'urdy returned thin morning from Walla Walla where ho wan called lunt week by tho death of hit father. . Mm. l.llllsn Orvli, of Hun Fran cUco, In visiting In Hond nt tho homn of Mr. ann Mm. C. V. Sllvls, for .a few dayn. Mm, K. M. Thompion returned to Mend last night after spending sev eral wvokn visiting with friends In thn rant. Mm, r, Dietrich and dnunhter, Minn Adeline, am visiting In Dead today from their homo In Terre bonne. . Mr. and Mm. C W. Dunbar, of Itodmnnd, arrlvod In tho city hint night, and aro ruiiiulnlng over to day. CIiiuIom W, KrMklnn roturnod to Monil thin morning from I'ortlaud where hn wan culled on legal busi ness, Uoputy Kherlrr August A. Antiunion roturmid thin tnoruliiK from n bunt neon trip to Portland. J, W. Hpitnror, of Alfalfa, wan In Iloud thin afternoon transacting bun InuHK. J, 0. Thorp, of Tumaloi wan trans nrtlne buHluenn In Iloud this morning. Friday Hotiort Itoblnutt arrived In Iloud IIiIh morning from Portland, aftor n brief vlnlt In that city, Mm, Ctrl Wonuhnld and Mm. ,M, K. I.undlH, both of Itodinoiid, wore Hhopplng In Ileiid thin nfto'nooii, Minn Itornk-n Morgan, who ban bean vlnltltiK with relatives In Slier Idau Wyoming for noino time han re turned to Mend. Mm. Oeorgo Pearnou, of Tho Dal Ion and Mrn. O. II. McDonald, of Con- tralla. aro guests at tho homo of Mr. and Mm, P, II. Mnyiittor H. N. Wolsgorbor, who runs tho bin caterpillar for Onkar Iluber, road contractor, wan taken III thin morn Inn. und thn machine In lying Idlo In consequence. Mr, and Mm. Howard Hhlplcy, of Itlvnrlou, Wyo nro tho guests at tho homo of Mr. and Mrn. If. K. Maker, Mr. and Mm. Hhlpley expert to re- main In llund for noino llino, Mr and Mm. It. A. Allen arrived In Mend yentorday afternoon from Muriin on their way to Portland They mndo tho trip In eight hourn, and reported tho roadn to be In fair ly good condition. Thursday T. K, Drlncoll of Redmond, apent lnnt night In Mend. Mrn. Frank KcJIy has returned from Newborn, where nho wun called to attend her Muter during her Uat lllncn. Mrr C. II. Hurmon, pslmlstresa at Hampton, came In today bring Ins with her tho ceniui returns for that district. Ooo hundred copies of the federal game laws havo been received at the oflco of County Clerk J. H. Ifoner, and will bo distributed to sportsmen calling for thejn. H. E. Kooos, former Doschutca County Agriculturist, now auperln tondout of tho Goose !aka Irrigation project In I.nke county, was In nend an J i 04BBllSH0BBSHM)'SS0BBUSBtSSlBB0SBlt.IBIM Tailored Waists at $9 to $16.30 Women will welcome these tailored witists, Only the very best quality of Georgette und Crepe de Chene tire being used in the making, and the designing and workmanship are of the highest class. ' Besides there is an individuality about these tailored waists 'a distintive tailored style that well dressed women admire. You can buy these lovely waists here for much less than you would haAe to pay in the big city stores.' Come in, we'll be glad to show you. RIPPLING RHYMES By WALT MASON Making a Hit. A friend whosd name I do not mention had tried for years to gain renown; he tried all ways to win attention, and set folks talking in the town. But all the chances seemed against- him, none yielded to his smile or lure; the pent-up Uticas, they fenced him, and kept him painfully obscure. He wrote fine odes and none would read them, men only laughed to see him soar; he made high talks and none would heed them, and people voted him a bore. And when he'd failed in projects twenty, and was to humble walks resigned, fame came his way, and came a-plenty, and now he's in the Public Mind. He is the pride of every voter, and men discuss him near and far the man who does not own a motor, the guy who has no choo-choo car. When strang ers visit in our city, we show the pesthouse and the jail, ye editor, so wise and witty, the banker with his bunch of kale. We view the local legislature, the court house, with its doors ajar, and then produce that freak of nature, the man who doesn't own a car. thin morning returning to Lakovlew from a bunlncsn trip to Portland. fe. I). GILSON HEADS BEND K. OF P. LODGE . An tho result of election and In ntultatloiiH recently held, K. D. Oll non heudn Deschutes Lodge, No. 103, Knight of Pythias. Others of tho now officers are: Frank L. Suther land, vice-chancellor; Italph Hart lott, prelate: L. K. Orrell, Master of works; l. M. Mctteynolds, master of finance nnd keeper of records and seals; L. O. Mclteynoldn, mnstcr of tho exchequer; John Newby, raastor at anna; Thomas J. Murphy, Inner guard; J. A. Morse, outer guard. rtt M TrV. . Shoes For All The Family I ft & JBHlsm JAM' . nuK Moii. ci,. c.: 1 1 - .1 . .to uuv. uwnua iiu uccuiuc one 01 me most ng ty successful additions ever made to our store. Many $ Jjp Bend families have selected this store as their regu- & & lar shoe store. We carry only high grade shoes $ correctly priced--expertly fitted. Give us a trial. , Womtt'i KM Lara Sfco-Welt soles, French heels, in brown, gray, beaver and combinations. A strong line for your selection $10.50, $11.35, $14.00, $14.75 With Military or Cuban Heel, welt soles, beaver and brown, in kid, brown calf, also beaver and brown combination $8.75. $1 1.45, $1 1.75 $13.25, $16.00 Women's Black Kid Shoes-French heels $6.90, $7.90, $10.90, $11,50 I Women's Black Kid Shoes-Mil itarv heels $6.50, $7.90, $10.50 Final Disposal of all that remains of our our Fall and Winter Stock consisting of 36 Ladies9 Winter Coats Coats, that sold up to $27.50 now $15.75 Coats, that sold up to $39.50 now $ 1 9.95 Coats, that sold up to $65.00 .now $36.75 No'Alterations Exchanges or Charges, at these prices. Terms Cash. i 111 II II III I ,'r3a3! Stop and Stop at 3 I i i a I i IPS m The Quality Store oi fiend. I i 9 I I 0BS0 U4SHBMH Four from Bend we$a advanced to the rank of knlnht at Redmond, ( six esqulrea from the latter lodge als receiving the work, In the third rank. A banquet followed the Init iation. The new Rend knights are. A. J. Moore, H. Hi Wllcor.'Cassle Flynn, and Carl X. Peterson. SUPPLY OF VIRUS IN CITY IS SMALL Approximately 120 persons can bo vaccinated against smallpox with tho supply of virus now on hand in thof Rend drugstores, It wuh learned Sat-J urday, but an increased amount can be h ecu red with llttlo difficulty, local, night, quickly Ignited tho wooden wall and resulted In destruction which will probably necessitate the' replacement of the better part of the building. The Sunday school roosa ta the rear was slightly damaged fcr water and the room in the extreaui east of the, building, formerly used to house the city library, was sat touched. To replace tho building, (t Is estimated, would cost G,QO0, whllo only ?l,G0O Insurance was carried. According to this order, children and their instructors must be Inoc ulated at tho earliest possible date. The vaccination may bo performed by any licensed practitioner, bat U case children or parents aro unable to pay the required fee, tho work, will be done by the county or city physician, with no charge to the individual. Bulletin "WANT ADS" suits Try Them. Bring Re- Educator Shoes Men's Kid or Calf-Welt soles $10.50 Women's Calf-$6.75t $8.50. Kid-$9.90 Boys' Heavy Calf $5.25 to $5.75 Girl's ShoesA complete liie-$3,25, 4.00, 4.75, 4.90, 5.50, 5.90, 6.00 7vQ(Moiih Jt&W, Rubbers Leggins Overshoes Felt Slippers Spats Whkn Us Footwear, We Strive to Please. HOUSE WARES Clothes Dryers 15c & 30c Towel Bars 20c Clothes Bars ; $1.25 Market Baskets . 25c Brooms 59c, 75c &. $1.00 TUBS Family Size Heavy Galvanized Special $1.89 i otter co i '.STATION VW030 HANHU T - nuiTwI iccopocnittM ii BOILERS i'iii. Heavy anti-rust sides with copper rli and bottom Very Special, $3.98 THE WARNER COMPANY Uk'AMTV MmCIIANJMSK AT 1'OrCt.AH VICk BEND'S ECONOMY STORE FAIR STORE BCN0.O0CGON 1'orct.AH 1'XICkk feii -n ;-a mvmwmm H)4BS04 .- 9