t RKND BUIiLKTIN, IIBND. OKKGON, THUJWDAYrJCNn ll,Htm;'U V ftAti rt in urn II Hi Mi 1 1 MmmmiuniiUMiMiiMiiiiiiii!injMiiiMiii"uiiiimiiiiuiMwuiriimM!jiiMiitiiuiiiiiiit!i)uiiiiiii;miiiiiiiiiiji BEND HAPPENINGS ' FROM DAY TO DAY tiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiittiiiiiniiiiitiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiii 'fc I t,' Monday 13, 0, Htiullor linn rotiirnoil from u trip (o Portland, Hurry HoIiikoIiI loft Inst night for1 n two weeks' vnCaton In Portland. Mrn. II. M. Norton linn nrrlvoil In tlio city from Iliirnn to Join Itnr bun bnnd, a C. Hmltli mid Cecil II. Htunrmi ot 1'rlnuvlllo nrrlvoit In lluiul lunt lgllt. A. M. Prlnglo roturnod thin morn I ii It from it stay or nnvornl dnyn In I'ortlnnd. MIhm Marlon Hntliur In Inking runt of TlioniitH McCnnn, who lu 111 with whooping cough, 0. 0. Ward nnd II. I'liott of I'rlno vlllo worn bunlnonn vlnltorn In tho city last night. Mm. N. P. Rood, formurly'of tliln city, wan ft wook-ond visitor In Bond from her lioino In Iliirnn, 0. P. 11. Short, Portland tiro union- mnn, In on nno of hln frequent bunl noun vlnltn to Bend. Mr, nnd Mrn, It. I). MIIoh returned yi'ntordny morning from n month'n visit In Mnuonpolln. J. H. Ilunnon of Cottage Orovo hnn nccoptod n position wtlh tho Owl phnrmncy. C. fl. Hudson nnd II. A. Ward loft lunt night for Kimono to nttond tho convontlou of tho Oregon Htnto llnnkcrn' association. Mrn. Lloyd MiikIII nnd llttlo (ton nro upending tholr vncntlon In Port Innd with Mm. Mngllt'n tnothor. Iloh Fulton, Hurry Hnydun nnd Marlon Giyner, who have Iioun at tending tho OroKou AKrlculturul col lege, nro hnck In Ilond, Tho Minion Dolores nnd Kunlca Cntlow will nitiirn In tho uiornliiK from Walla Walla, whoro thoy huvo lieon ntoiiilliiB Whitman college V. W. Cnthor, ropresotitlng tho (Joodymir Tiro & Itubhor company, arrived In Bond thin' morning nnd will spend several dnyn In thin sec Hon. Mr. nnd Mm. Ilnlph C, Johnson lonvo tonight for Seattle, whoro Mr. Johnson will attend summer nchool nt tho University of WnnhliiKtou. Frank Prlnco roturnod yesterday mornliiR from Portland, whoro ho nt- tyndod a mooting of representatives of tho vnrloiin Amorlcnn legion pontn In tho ntuto. A marriage llcomio wan Innuod from tho offlco of tho county clork Saturday uflornoon for W. Jnmon Crnlglitnii nnd Minn Cora Hnton, both of thin city. Franklin W Fowlor and Mian Nnn ProHton Jlonvln nro tho prlnclpnln moiitlouod In n murrlago llcanno In Hiiod from tho county dork's offlco Haturdny nftornoon, Mlko Druglch and Norvnl Hprln- Kur huvo opnnod up n noft drink em porium on Ilond ntroot In tho bulld I UK formerly occupied by tho O. I. 0. cafeteria. A. J. Mooro loft by auto lant night for Troutdnlo, whoro ho wan called by ihiwh that hn brother nnd hln sin-tor-In-luw hud been killed In nu ac cident. Minn Hazel Johnnton of Oakland, Cnl.i In vIhUIiik her mother, Mrn, M, A. Johnnton. MIrh Johnnton will re turn to California next wook to take up work an a telephone oporntor. The Modal service section of tho Ited Cronn will hold Itn roKiilnr moot Iiik nt tho city hall ut 2:30 'clock Tuesday afternoon. MImh Alldn Howler, who In an oxporl on mental mid (lollrniuent canon, In oxpectod to bo prcnont from dlvlnlon houdqunr torn In Koattlo to nddrcsi tho moot-Inc. Tuesday Minn Nifii Itonvln nnd mother nr rlvcd from Konttlo lant nlKht. Mrn. Jiimon Qulgloy loft hint night for u vlnlt with relatives at McMInn vlllo. 0. 0, Springer of La Pino wan In Ilond yesterday on hln way to Red mond. Mrn. J. O. Sodor left for ItomldJI, Minn., lant night to vlnlt with frlondn and relative. . MlHrt Anna Doty of Ilodmond In vlHltlni: In Uond thin wook with hor aunt, MIrh Mabel Doty. Mrn. Hannah J. Lytnon ban pur chiiBod two loti In Lyllo addition from W. B. Onrdnor. Clydo McKay and family will lenvo by auto tomorrow to nttond tho UNDERWEAR! For All The Family t We are prepared to serve your Un- k derwear needs. It's here you will t fil find the garment you want at a price & gt that's right. i; W B WOMEN'S KNIT UNIONS A complete line. g W. Per Suit 50c, (55c, 75c, 98c $1.25 and $2.65 S MEN'S KNIT UNIONS Short sleeves or long g jPV sleeves. Per Suit $l.2f, l.ou anu jji.m Ir BOYS' UNIONS Short sleeves, each 69c and 89c W. . W Kg MISSES' UNIONS Low neck; no sleeves &yc g W WOMEN'S VESTS 19c, 25c, 35c, 50c and 75c g 1 WOMEN'S PANTS Loose or ugnt Knee, ;uc, oyc & 8 WOMEN'S SEALPAX UNIONS f Each $1.50, $1.75, $1.95 aid $2.89 g MEN'S B. V. I). UNIONS ! $1.50 to. BOYS' NAINSOOK UNIONS 79c and 85c . .. . ,,,,- TTiiTAtin rrn 1 orr.. IjlUL'is JNA1INSUU1V UiMUiNO yc aim ooc m WHEN ITS UNDERWEAR WE STRIVE TO PLEASE THE WARNER fOMPANY ir ,-,.- .,-- ---'- ih Qualily " " Meiclisnduc At Popular Price. Hhrlno convontlon In Portland, W, Ii, Cook nnd Frank Cook, both of tho Kort Hock dlntrlct, woro In Ilond lant iiIkIU. Tracy Taylor loavon tomorrow on nn an to trip to Han FranclHCO whoro ho oxpeclii to npond tho Htlmmor, M, V. HooBoy, untfl lately of An- torla, In lu Ilond to accept u ponltlon an nf Klit clork nt tho Pilot Ilutto Inn. DoiiiiIh Cnrmody loft lant night for PortlniMl to Join hln wlfo, who hnn been lu that city for tho lant three wookn. MlHn Mary McClonnon of Cam- brldxo, Mann,, nrlrved lant night for n vlnlt with Mr. and Mrn. Ilobort W. flnwyor.' Itnlph Curtln, who hAs been at tho Wlllarnetto unlvcrnlty during tho pant yonr, roturnod to Uond this mornlnif. Linn Coovort, Portland nltornqy, ban arrived in llcnd on hln way to npond tho niimmor on hln brotbor'n ranch In tho Alfalfa district. K. A. Hnthor took tho train lant night for Mooxaucart, III., nn a dolo Itato from Ilond lodge to tho Moono national convention, Mr, and Mrn. It. M, Lowln and Minn Ilornlco Hayword, a nlntor of Mrn, Lowln, left for tholr homo In Portland, Mr. Lowln ban boon em ployed by tho Pacific IlrldRO Con tracting company ncur Iliirnn for tho pant flvo months. Mr. nnd Mrn. Max Hodoy 'loft for tholr homo at .South Ilond, Wanh., lant night after n month'a ntny with ralallvcn at Summer Lnko. Mrn, George Oolgcr loft hint night for Kugone. Hor biinbnnd leaven to night to Join hor. Thoy wilt mnko tholr homo In tho La no county scat. C. L, Miller, who ban been In Cen tral Oregon tho pant faw days In tho Interest of hln holding In Irrigat ed land In tho Summer Lake region, roturncd to Portland lant night. Mrn. A. K. Larnon went to Port land lant night, whoro ithe will bo Joined in n faw dnyn by her hunband. Thoy wll ntny ovor to attend tho Hlirlno convention. D. L. McKay, father of Clydo M. McKay, roturncd to bin homo In Portland lant night after attending tho nununl mooting of tho llcnd com pany In thin city yenterday. C. P. N'lnwongcr left lant night for Portland. On hln return to Dend to morrow ho will bo accompanied by hln daughter, Minn Ida, who has boon attending Wlllarnetto university. C. W. Prowltt, mechanical goods export for tho Ooodyonr Tiro & Rub bor company, arrived In Dend thin morning from Portland and will re main In tho city for novoral dayn. On account of Chautauqua wcok, tho Itaptlnt ladlos will hold tholr missionary meeting on Wednesday afternoon, Instead of Thursday, at tho homo of Mrn. M. D. Rnloo. Mr. and Mrn. J, P. Glonson loft last night for Kellogg, Idaho, to mnko tholr homo. Thoy woro mar ried In Ilond yentordny nftornoon by tho Itov. J. IMgar Purdy, Mrn. aieason In tho dnughtor of Mrs. Mil llo Mlllor of thin city. J. II. Hoyburu roturncd this mortv Ing from Spokane, whero ho was called by tho last Illness of his fath er. Ills slstor, Mrs. H. A. Miller, who accompanied him to Spokane. Mill return In a few days with bor mother, who will visit In llcnd for Homo time. - . ' D. 0. Smith, formerly proprietor of tho Wright hotol, Is now In tho Colorndo canyon, headed for Donvor, according to word rocctved today by 0. W. Foutor, present owner of tho hostolry. Mr. Smith roports tho gns shortage in just ns bad in Colorado as It was lu Oregon when ho loft Ilond, novoral weeks ngo. K. I). Rich, servlco mnn omployod by tho Mack Truck company of Port land to uuporvlso tho mechanical work of tho Mack trucks used on tho Ilurns-Crano highway, now under construction, nnd 0. M. An derson, L. Iluggons and 3. E. Mc Cray, who havo been oporating tholr trucks on tho highway, woro in Uond yesterday on their way to Klamath Falls, whoro thoy havo a nub-contract hauling for tho Oscur Huber Con struction company, now on stato work in that section. Mr. Illch nnd Mr. Xndorson ropdrt record time from IluniB to Ilond of 10 Vj hours with their Mack truck. u t 4, v . The Wise Man the man who uses his head before he uses his pocket book, the man who studies and understands business conditions, will buy more than one suit during this sale. Why 7 Because he knows there has been no drop in the cost of woolens, and wages in the clothing industry have not been reduced. He knows that wholesale prices for fall are high, and that the break in prices has taken place only in the retail store. The retail cost of clothing has dropped temporarily. That's all. But that's enough for the wise man. He's buying cloth ing here now. All Suits at 20v Reductions Excepting Palm Beach Cloths t $70.00 Suits, now $56.00 $65.00 Suits, now $52.00 $60.00 Suits, now.., $48.00 $55.00 Suits, now $44.00 $50.00 Suits, now. $40.00 $45.00 Suits, now $36.00 . $40.00 Suits, now : $32.00 In Our Ready-to-Wear Section All our Ladies' Suits, Coats, Dresses, Skirts, Waists at 20 off. This sale will not last, indefinitely. The sooner you come the better are your chances for a satisfactory selection. STOP AND SHOP AT ' 1PSSSSPEQ Official Shrine Blankets, designed for Al Kader Temple, ea. $18.50 V Wednesday II. A. Ilroclc Id in Portland for a fow days, Frank Murray loft for Seattle Inst night. A. L. Clnrk fs a business visitor in nond from La Pino. MIrh Mary Doun of Alfalfa Is in Portland to npond tho summer. A, II. Itlgloy ot L'i Pino was In Uond yoatonlny ovouIiik on his way to Hodmond. Tom Dubrull and wlfo nnd baby of Urooks-Scnulnu camp No, 1, woro spending yostorday In Uond. O. L. Simpson loft lust night for Portland to attend tho mooting of tho MiiBonlo grand lodgo, Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Vnljdilsor of Ilolynt, Oro woro In Ilond last night tn tholr way to Portland. Mrs. Chnrlos Berry started last night for Portland, whero she will visit for a tlnio with friends. Mis:! Ella Dews has returned to llcnd nftor a trip to Portland and Kugono. Mux Wurzwollor of Sisters was in last night to attend tho weekly lodgo meeting of tho Dend Elks, Qeorgo P. Downoy left for Port land lust night after a few days spent lu Ilond on business. Mrs. II. E. Vogel and two children, of Tho Dalles nro guests at tho homo of Mr. nnd Mrs. W. D. Roney. It. P. Mlntor," formerly a promi nent real estate dealer of Dend, has romovod from Windsor to N'ovada, Mo. Mr. and Mrs. Gcorgo HumaBou ar rived Inst night from Dnyton, Wash., and expect to mnko tholr homo In this city. Mrs. E. Martin nnd two sons, aged 7 and 9 ;ears, arrived last night for a few weeks visit with Mrs. J. Seaf- ort of tho Cascade hotol. Fred Drown ot Sherman county, who Is visiting lu Redmond, wns In Rend yostorday to boo tho big plno mills hero. Miss Anna Uronkcy has gono to Portlnud to mnko her homo. Sho has been employed hero at tho Pilot Ilutto Inn. L. P. Campbell of tho stato high way department left last night for Tho Dalles after spending a fow dnys lu Rend. Mr. and MrB. C. Lorenco, pnronts of Mrs. Paul Hosmor and of Miss Mabel Lorenco, havo returned to tholr home attor n visit spent in Ilond. Earl T. Shepherd of Klamath Falls arrived tills morning to attend to mattors lu connection with tho set tlement ot tho cstnto of his Into brother, L. K. Shophcrd. Miss Dolores and Miss Eunlco Cut low arrived last night from Walla Wnlla. whoro thoy havo boon attend ing Whitman collogo. They will spend tho summer with tholr pnronts lu nond. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Jackson will loavo this morning for Corvnllls. whoro thoy will mnko tholr future homo. W. P. Snrtaln has purohnsed their resldouco on Hill street and is moving in nt ouco. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. G. Young of Contrnlln, parents of Mrs. John Grls wold. residents of Rrooks-Scnnlon camp No. 2, left for their homo last night alter n visit with tholr dough tor. Mlssos Ruth nnd Donun Fleming, former studouts in tho Uond schools, wcro members ot tho graduating class of Jefferson high school of Portland at tho close of the spring nomestcr. G. F. Drlmlow, who has been em ployed as mall carrier by the postot fico department, and II. W. Martin loft last night by auto truck for Eu gene, whero they expect to make their homes. Mrs. Casslo Flynn left Bend last night to visit friends in Prlnevllle. Tho O. K. barker shop will move into tho Myers & Wllkey building on Wall street In a few days. A lunch counter will occupy tho pres ent lpcatlon ot tho shop. Henry Shcck ot Uutto, Mont., ar rived in Bend last night and will lo cato hero It ho is ablo to find hous ing accommodations. Mr. Shock re ports that men ura much moro num erous than Jobs in tho country "ho has Just left. turned to Bond this morning froia a fishing trip to East lako. They re port eastern brook trout to be biting ravenously. Tho road Is opon from tho south highway to tho margin of tho lake. A. L. Barbur, stato tiro marshal, and C. A. Blgelow, commissioner ot putllc affairs, of Portland, will ar rive In Bend Saturday morning and will bo tho guests ot Flro Chief .Tom Carlon, Mayor J. A. Eastca, Jack Kuowles and D. G. MqPhorson for a fishing expedition at East Lako. One hundred car's of box shooKs are shipped each month from tho Shovlln-IIIxon plant alone A prev ious statement regarding this, ap pearing In a recent Issue ot Tho Bul letin, was taken by somo to moan a total for annual shipments, and It Is to correct any such impression that tho above information is reprinted. Thursday Mrs. C. M. Rcdflcld Is In town from Deschutes today. Fred Smith nnd Gcorgo Howard aro in tho city today front La Pino. Leo A. Thomas roturnod to Bend this morning from a trip to Tho Dalles. Georgo J. Burl, auditor for tho Union Pacific, is In Bond today going ovor the O.-W. books. T .11. Foloy loft for Portland Inst night to meet with tho directors ot tho Stato Chamber ot Commorco. Mr. and Mrs. John Btllups, ot Madras, arrived in Bend last night and romalued over until this morn ing. Miss Bllllo Fonimoro arrived in tho city last night from Portland, on hor way to visit with relatives at Powell Butto. W. II. Daggott, Redmond nttor- noy, waH n visitor In the city last night attor attending to legal busi ness hero In tho afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Snow nr- rlved lu Bond last night, Mrs. Snow going on to Seattlo to visit her mothor, nnd Mr. Snow romaluliig In tho city for a coutercuco at tho Deschutes National Forest ottlco. Mr. Snow is rangor in tho Croscont district. Roy Boldcn, formerly omployod by tho Bond Furnl'ura Co., has purckased u halt Jntorest lu tho tiro hospital operatod by R. W. Hnrvoy on Groonwood. Both part ners uro former, navy men. Guarantors ot tho 1920 Chau tauqua will moot in tho county court rooms at 8 o'clock tonight to organize Friday Franklin Toomoy, a otudont at Mt. Angel, Is back in Bond following tho close ot tho spring semester. Mombera of tho Deschutes county court gathered In Bond today for tho transaction ot county business. Mrs. J. D. Foloy returned last, night to her homo In Vaucouvor, Wash., attor visiting her dnughtor, Miss Helen M. Foley. Miss Jennlo Noreen has complete ed her year's work at tho Oregon Agricultural and returned to Bond Inst night. Miss Kathryn Rae Knickerbocker has returned from Corvnllls, whoro sho has been attending tho Oregon Agricultural collogo. Miss Ruth Rea, who has been vis iting hor sister, Mrs. R, M, Sunders, left on this morning's train for her homo at Los Angeles. Tho ladles of tho Scandinavian Lutheran church will hold their ba zaar and servo luncheon all day and evening on Saturday at tho city rest room. Rev, Dr. Von Waters, archdeacon of the Episcopal church ot Eastorn Orogon, will Iocturo in Satliors hall Sunday eveulug, Juno 13, at 8 o'clock on "Religion in tho Light of Modern ' Scholarship." Ladles ot tho Civic Improvomonc lenguo of Bond havo tttkon up tha Armenian relief tfrlvo and will en deavor to complete tho quota sot for this county. Approximately half of tho quota allotted has already bean pledged, C. r, and Elmer Nlswonjer, fi. D.' Gllson nud son and Myrlo Hoovor rc- v S!J!8 &