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CAMPERS, ATTENTION!
These cool night you will need extra covering if you are camping
out. We have a full stock of Quilts, Blankets and Pillows, kha
ki Suits, Skirts, Breeches In fact, everything to mako your out
ing a pleasure.
"Nice; soft Quilts, made soft and luffy......$3.9S $4:98 and $6.50
. '.VSoft cotton Blankets .- , $2.98 to $3.79 .
Woojnap Blankets : .u. $6.50
Ladies' Khaki Suits $9.90
Laddies Middies and Norfolk Goats - $3.49
Ladies' Khaki Breeches .-. .....'. $3.49
Ladies' Khaki Skirts - .'. $3.25
Canvas Leggings 98c to $1.35
Ladies' Hiking Boots ...- i $8.50 to $11.90
Khaki Cloth (if you want to make your own outfits) at 69c and
79c a yard.
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Men's
RUing
Breeches
$3.49
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Men's
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folk Coats
PU&di&lj
$4.98
I
GLEE CLUB WILL SUFFERINGS OF ARMENIANS
GIVE OPERETTA! ARE TOLD BY MISSIONARIES
HIGH SCHOOL GIKLS TKAINKD
,ky miss . Bctunw-m to riu:-
SKX"? "IX INDIA" AT GYMNAS
IUM riUDAV NIGHT.
After weeks ot conscientious
training under the direction ot 31 ls
Bonnie Scribncr. inutruetor in mu
sic and art In tlic Bend schools, tho
high school Rleo club Is nearly ready
' fnr flii"nrpUnlatlnn of tllD tWO-act
operetta, "In- India," at tbo gym-!
, naslum Friday nlRbt. I,caillnK parts
are taken by Mildred, Klein. Gladys
Sather. Fracon Hoyburn", Margaret
Inabnlt) Virginia Cojvcr and Besale
Smith, .and other members of the
club appear In tbo chorus.
The story ot the operetta Is asj
follow h:
Meerab. tlio moat bpaitlful girl
In tho village of Flshnl, on tbo
Ganges river, In India, Is ehocou to,
ibecomo a temple dancing girl. Tho
rhrmim nnn'mutit 1)& an orphan, and
aieerah, believes hersatf to bo one.
During tbo day. whldh la the fes
tal day ot Abu, tlio flower god, a
.beggar oscapes from a -passing pro--.ficywlon
of elopharttu bearing people
from the. hill countries.. .Tbo beg
gar provea to bo Moerahs mother,
and this renders Meqntb ( Ineligible
Then being now ufiher'orphan
In tho villaae .except the village
scold. How-Now, be U carried off,
t to, become u jjlave itr tuti ,uunine, anu
'JbQ rQUp.lt! .ingttur. fwl ..daughter
RJoln tbo mrnWen H.rt colabratlng the
festal day of Aito. The cant is:
Meerab, soprano, , (tbo beauti
ful onol Mildred Klein
JSImla, spprano (thq sJjiip PeU..
:. qij;lys Rather
'liow-Now, Uto ylllajo, tedjd
., France.? Hobtirn
"'Hear-No-J2vII.. .Margaret Inabnlt
' Sco-No-Evll. Virginia Colver
Speak-No-Eyll .'... .-I'g&plo Smith
Three old woman from (nftcmplo
Chorus of IndUn ntald&ns from tho
village of Furtinf Marjorio
Balrd. Catherine Buy. Helen
Downing. Dora filltis, Cather
ine Huydon, Loujso Iuabnlt, Wi
nona KlolnfeysAHce Stock
' monTJeanctte ' Keyes, Marlon
Satber. Kola Wbitmore, JesBlo
Sto'okey, Luella Halvorson,
Jmoffeno lUchtirdss, Helen M.
i, LouKhlln," Leora Connarn.
Scene A temple' In tho Indian
i Ullage ot rishnl, qa the banks of
, ' the Ganges. 'ftyx
4 'Time Tlio day of d,'Hu" (festival
IUO sou oi
The sufferings of the Aremtiinns
and the hardly believable persecu
tions to which they hab been sub
jected by followers of tho Moham
medan faith formed the subject ot
addresses given Tuesday night nt the
Y. M. C. A. gymnasium by Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Oster, former mission
aries to Persia, before a crowd of
some 200 persons. General condi
tions In Persia formed tbo subject
of Mr. Ostcr's discourse, with oc
casional sidelights on the unthink
able horrors visited on tho Christian
inhabitants ot tbo country.
"In tho region west or Lake Vra
mla, where formerly there were be
tweon 35 and 40 Christian villages,"
be said "there vas. on July first.
when we left rersln, not a single
Christian remaining.
' "Added to the Invasions was the
terrible famine of the pat two drj
three years, wbieb took n gfoator
toll ot lite even than the tnnsuricres.
It is a safe estimate to a that
ono-flfth of tho population per
ished. Many villages wcro entire
ly depopulated, and even streets In
Tnbrii, which wcro formerly lined
on both sides with bouses, nro now
Bllent."
Mr. Oster, however. Bees hopo fo
tho stricken country. "We bcllovo
that wo nrc entering on a new era
In Persia, for there seems to be an
nwakenlug among tho Moslems to
hear the gospel. I'romlniuit Mo
hnmmcdnnB nro asking for litera
ture nnd for nn explanation of tbo
oentn which are transpiring In the
rest of the world," ho said. '
Mi's. Oster appealed to tho sym
pathies of her homers when she
told the story of a typical Kurdish
raid, telling ot tho butchdrlng of In
fants while their mothers looked on
helpless, and of the danger which
attended tho missionaries as they
made their escape with n rtratin;r
detachment of the Russian urmy.
Hljl Co. 'BY of K NB TTIV Tl3
ot m 1-4, sea 8.112.0; $1.
liu Pino WioYiuiUoyCo.tq Curtlu 0
Mnitln. lot V. hll? UMja-Pino X10.
U Pino TovniTlto Co-o O W
Marlin, iotui plica l, l,a Pino) 910.
Bond Co to Wilbur Alien, lot "J,
blk 27, ilouUivnril add. S10:
George U Kiluudsoii to Wlllluiii
Paltlson, uiul' hitlt 'lilt lot U, tIU
n. n.Mi'lni!iH' unn.
John N r.ursen to' WIHIani Pnttl-
sun, ttnd halt lit L Hit 12, blk (),
Ueschutes; $100. i
Max A Uiinnlng vto C A Adams.
W 1-2 of NWl'-l, neo In-15-I3t
$10.
J F Pfoffor tojtenjaiulu K White,
head, lot 2, bile T7, Botiluviud mid;
$10.
J H llnKllii to I.oiiIh Allen, S t-2
of lots d, 0, blk 10, Deschutes; $10,
Bend Park Co to Charles H IIiik
erty, lot .1, blk an, Itlvorsldu adilj
$10.
Bend Park Co to C K Uagerty. lot
n, blk 100, 1st add ta Bond Park;
$10.
l.lihlu Dovln to John Dejlocr, lot
11, blk in, Center add; $10.
T It Mnndorcliold to Kdwnrd D
Alien, 'lot 1, blk 54, orlg townslte
nt lledmuiid; $10.
G W !.orlmor to David U Hun
ter, lot 10, blk 11, Bend: $1.
Tltlo & Trust Co to Bond Park
Co, lots in Bend Park; $10.
Bend Park Co to lilwln I Vlual,
lots in Center add; $10.
Bend Park Co to Elwln 'l. Vlnal,
lotH 3, I and 8 1-2 of"NWl-l, sec
n-lS-12: lots 1, 0, blk 25. nnd
lots S. 0, blk 9, N' ndd to Bond;
$10
Bend Pmk Co to Klwln L Vlnnl.
lots lu Bend Park: $10. j
Bond Co to Bond Park Co, lot1
0, blk HI, Center add; $10.
LMu'ln 1 Vlnnl In llnlirf (1 1lisi.
itulnt. lot 9, blk 31. Center add: $10
lTirt5onrOroKtm
'uiniii ot Hamilton, Oroitou, Dnu Mo-ilU for in. One Ihlrd'CitHli with onlur,
Ai'iiiur. uuinpton. unnion.
l.icfo .... .Ej; Mi-nisier.
' V.isw m .rf i.
1 nutici: OF rlirrri.KMKNT OF
FI.VAIi At'CDM'T.
Notice In lunuhy nlvcii by tin mi
dtualcnnd that nho lmti nunlr nnd
(lied With tho Clerk of ibe Count
Oomt ot Doschuti'M County. Uienoii.
her filial lu'cuiliit nnd iietlilou lor
dlHclmfKO as AdiiiliilHtiiitrlK ot the
Kstntf or Hum b witifioiii. en-,
ceased, mid that said Com I bus not
Saturday the Idth day of Juno. I90,
at the hour of 2 nVlorlt In the nftor-
noon of said day. utfe the Cm in (a;
Court Boom In Hie Com tMllouso AT
Demi, OreKon, as the Unto ami plitco
for the heurliiK ititd settluincnt of
snld Final Account, nt whIoi time
nnd jilncu any purmni lutunmled in
Mild estate may upiionr nnd ubjuct
to snld settlement
Dated this 20th day of May. 1920.
MAItfJAUUT WJNFH.I.D.
As the Administratrix of the l
tato of Harry II Wlnfleld cV
ceased. 12-1 f.p
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS
Clinil nthmuiiiiT ciiars l.r Utun 10
tnU for 20 worl or v. On trnt vt
Mold (or all ovrr SO. All cUmMmJ .IiUIii
trlllr sh in ons.
lOlt HALK.
FOB HAI.K Flesh milk cows.
W. J. Alt, I '6 miles north .of
Bend on Hwnlloy dHchVjti, I'hono
15F2. -Wl2-13ti
blllnucu Oil dullvory.ifdl(friluUei''H'
l'oulti'j; irnrnt, TiiumlT,i"w' 07tiltfo
mi fir i 'il nil i- i ii'inii'iiiftl
WANTJI.: K
U'ANTliDTo least) for olio year
with optlo.i to buy, any number ut
lines anywhere P. II Hnldni'iiiiiu,
It. 11. No. 1. ItiMlinoml, 57-124
WANTICD- fietrouil hand Ohvoi
TMiowilter, In good cnlulltloil.
F K, Pellutt, Terielioiiuu, Orouoji.
lii-U'r.
PAflTIMinWnutiul cuttlo to pull
ptie, (I no linr mouth. 000 iicrea
fine tlvoj' meadow. Addiess W. II.
II. WllllatiiH, lliniil, (lie. ;i.S-:ii
rt)iiitu.T
WILL Iohho sumiunr taiiKe for sheep
tor. Addiess lllslop Hlieep Com
of rattle, Hpleudld feed mid wu
paby, Mtoukyaids, Hliiiltaue, Wash
00-12(1
FOll HUNT Htock ranch with
plenty of water pumped by wind
mill and gasollnn eiiKlile Lots of
out range Write , cam llulbjlln.
SI-U-IJl.
jr- -rmyuui-i'i -iti iuuw MSw
I.OHT AND FOUND.
LOST Shock nbsorherri anil crois
bar that holds them toguther.
Finder pleaso return to Bulletin and
receh e rewnrd. Rl-I2p
POf.ND .NOTiri:
Viillrfi lu llliriilll1 t'lvntl llifit II...
cltj1 of Bond lias unused ( bo lin-
nmindeil the follnwiUK doxcrlbtnl
FOR SALK Good lenni uontle lhestocjt purtiani u oniinniico No
mures, weight about 2100 nouud. 173 ' H'O city of lleiul: Uno sor
one filly coming three ers. h-ir-irel ntuie. weight about 1)50 pouudn.
ikws, A bargain George lloiuei.,eiii yeurs. iirniiu, mm. bhuhi-
12h Lafayette, east of ball park
I7-12P
l-Oil 8ALK--Teain. wagon and bar-
ties For Information esll nt
1 127 West Glh HI.. Demi ns-ltp
der, iiudeclphtrabte. one irou-gra)
mare mule, weight about K&o
pounds. UK" about 7 o.irsbniudid
right Nhouldur, undeclphuruble. both
hitw been worked. Notice U here
by further gtren that the under
slened w-tll sell at public aurtliin
H. C.i i he nuotc dtMOrlbed livestock !
winter 'satisfy the rlisrKtvs of Impoiiiiillug
XOTK'i: FOIt Pl'BLUWTION.
Department of tho Interior. 1' S
Land Office nt Lakcvlew, Orer.ot-1
May 10, 1020.
Notice is horeby given that New'
ton 8. Wells, of Hampton. Oregon,
who. on Juno 10, 1910, made Home,
stead entry No 08981. for HV ,
NKU. Section 14; WU NWV.BBtt
NWi. NW SWU. 8WV .SVi.'
Section 13. Township 21S, ltnugn:
20 K., Wllluinotto Meridian, hasj
tiled notico of his Intention to mnko,
thrvu year proof, to establish cfalnj
to the Inud above described, bcfoia,
Klvlda M Harmon, 1 S Commis
sioner, nt Hampton. Oregon, nn tho
30th day of June. 1920. j
Claimant names as witnesses.'
Olvln Thompson, of Hampton.
Oregon: Kenneth Thompson, of
KGGS FOB HATCHING
White Leghorns Heavy
layers, mated In Tancred coiks. of, the same togntber with all acrruliiK
230-2C0 ngg alraln $i GO per IS. 8. costs L. A. W NIXON.
C. II I Beds, mated to high class' 20-3l-lc-lgcw Chief of Police.
;ims .wsa:nwmuim.nii..M. arontWM.ro.rtuimaiwnnutiwntt
BUTTER FAT!
Suniu price for Mutter Fat f. o. 1. Bend
its is paid f. o. b. Portland.
Central Oregon Farmers Creamery
'ttusnta:aa:aium:ua:iia!Ltin:muisiuuusnmffiua8umjamnmarmtiuaimtuiiuauuatii'mr tuns'
s:
aro on
Kof flowers), named after the
..'flowers, "Abu." ygff
h Tickets for tho oneta
I tam uhjiiu unis nvutvifu
EX-SERVICEMEN
f TO BE $lfROLLED
Every offort poasiblc is being made
to add 100 members to tbo Percy A.
StovcnB Pont ot tbo Amorican Le
gion In tho ' nalloual memborahtp
drive whieb j oaitwlji jfek;In 01017
tnwn In tsltTicountrv .WlieVkj'a post of
... !, --- :&
' tho Legldtt Tb located'." "T
Bx-servJcp men. deajrouB of pn
rolUim wlUfliMli akmiiiiibjv cards
Daw, J&eud Wt?r UtVl I'nyor
4. 4t I
Co.T Belden. Bend Furniture Co..
Harry Remgold. Goldan Bui Sure.
Kdwln Kb'erlV. Fiilr Varlet)' tt:
P. Plerson and II. Roundtrae. at
Piorsou & Ilouudtr'H blaKsmlt !
shop; A. A. SymouB, Central Photo
Co ; L. W. Gatcholl. Larson's Jew
elry store; P. II, Hornor. Millar
Lumber Co.; Kd. Lyoilsf Curlfon St
Iyons; Earl Ilistpiij.jyirtth'a Gro
cery; F. Boebme n'tid . L. StephoiH,
MugUl & Urskino; H. Csto, Coto's
Tailor Shop; Cassie Flynu. O. K.
Barbershop; J. F. Clifford and
Crosby Shevlln, The'Shovln-Hlxou
Compan ; J. E. Smith. Brooks -Sea .
Ion Lumber Co.; Fred A. Wofloa
nnd Henry Fowler. The Bulleti.t
office
GREAT FUTURE FOR WIRELESS
Dpys Who Plan to Make It Their Ltfs
Work hould Know and Appre-
elate Its Value.
iseforc going Into practice Itntnic
Hun It Is Important that the boys who
are to become tho uirlee men of the
future, should appreciate, tho valuri
of such work. Wireless truiiMiilwlnii of
messages and of the human voice Is
becoming tlall) more common. In c
few years the entire syMein of com
munication throughout the world mu
be transformed b wireless electrici
ty, und It Is linpiuinni that hoya
hhoiild be able to tal.e llmlr part In It.
The amateur wlrele station. Is n great
eilucitor and gives tho boys who
eiiil and operate It .nn excellent ed
utatlnu In tlje wniidcrful new sclent e
, When (be call mine fr wireless men
for the great war the nuinleur op
erators were al'le to take a prominent
part. Thousands of hoys who lupl
laught thumsclkcs how to build ftu
tlom and run tln-ui were oble to tal.e
inipurliint, pusltluns In wireless sta
linns at fcea nnd on shore. No oilier
country lifij so,ast an army of self
taught wlieli-ss opuialura to call 00.
Many of the bojs who bud tuuylit
theuiiielves all hey. Know of tho sci
ence rose to occupy Important posi
tions. It Is not generally known tlmi
It was nn amateur wlrelet man, who
was rhiiofii fi5 fly ner( .tin Allaullc
on the NC-I op her fnutum lhahl.
l!o.s Lire.
1 11 " 1
Pat It UTbeBuUetlB.
An Old Street Dlrestory. 1
An odd reminder of the tel tnnn
up in the list of duplicate thai the
Msunchiw-elta Historical wieloly bfc
iWble4 111 sell tinln Its crillctliiu or1
htsiurlc tiiUcvllauy In the form of tin j
first Mrwt directory nf Boston, nnd
for Ibii mutter the llr street Mltrrtf
tr eter prrnted hi wluit Is now the
United ijliuu. In l'Qa. wln lint
broadnlfte was prlMml tllllniinies wen
enmrsb fur all the streets., nl'ev
lanes und Miiare nf iho town; und
iimii of tbiMii rend the s.nne nowa
Us, Fur kniiu jenrs irl"r to l"ii
the procets of preparing Hie lll had
Iwen encasing the nnilmriil. nnd
wlimi llir selei linen piiblislii'd II lb'.-
were dntiblles well wititld . with
Paddy bine, Fietf bine, t'ow laee
Pudding lane and other ipiniut title"
which 11 iniMlern iiiiiuIcIihii L-nveriuueni
might regard as titiilluiitllcl nnd trivial
CliriMlfiii H'-lt-m-t Miiulior.
Sell joiipoiiltry tbiougli Bulletin
classified mis.
Ilecord of Transfers.
FUBNISIIDD BY TIIC DE8CHUTF9
. ABSTIXACT COMPANY. ,
Tho Bond company to c J Lovor
ott. lot 7, blk 0, North nddj(luijjj0,
I) W Fleinlng to Adelaide U Flem
ing, lota 0 und 7, blk 15, Aubjey
Heights; $10.
Jesslo 1-3 Hal to Redmond Iinyst
meiit Co, lot 22, blk 30, Bedmo.ul.
$'J0Q, , r.'
J W Woodruff to lledmond In
vestment Co, lot7, blk 35.aedmoudr
?io. , :-
United Rtatps to Jamoa F.ergtiBonx
Wl-2'of SB l'i und Hi: 1-4 of-SV
1-4. see 1; Ni: 1-4 of NW 1-4, sec
ll20-10; patent.
Frank Perry to BrookH-8canlon
Lmbr Co, lot 1, blk C, Deschutes;
$10.
Moses IJrbach to J F Pfoffor, lot
2, blk 1.7, Boulevard add; $10.
Andrew A Moo to Biooks-Scau-Ion
J.mbr Co, lots 13, 14, blk 13,
Kenwood; $10.
Tho Bond Co to L'dgar DoWitt
GUson, lot 11, blk 24, Boulevard
ndd; $10.
H Peck to II. H Gubser. lots 13,
14, blk 12, Kenwood; $1P0. ,
John J Stephenson to Bhevlln-
REMOVAL SALE
ON --
Lw JLrlUIIIIiLll I
AT PRICES BELOW
. PRESENT COST
t
Owing to te fact that the old building qccupied by our
business is to be torn down and a new building erected,
including the lot adjoining, which we have used for ex
hibition purposes, we are going to sell our whole stock
of Farm Machinery at prices
BELOW PRESENT WHOLE
SALE COST IN PORTLAND .
Included in the lot are
2 Trtjk Wagons
j2 Champion Potato Planters ,
A Number of Plows and Har
rows COME EARLY AND HAVE YOUR CHOICE
The Pioneer Garage
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