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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1920)
rmnutmAmtn, Hwwn.owncmn.TimwuV, (Hmtitmi m, imp, vaoh n Car Overturns, Boy Speeder Is Badly Injured Kourteoti yenr old Fred fltatiffor was crUlcatlr Injured nonr llond yoslr!ny nftornoon when tho IlKlit "Iiiik" In which hn wns Rt(rdlnR, loft tho rond nnd lurried oror tmforo It re- turned to earth 30 toot farther on. Younr StnufTcr was pinned under tlin wreck. Four ribs were fractured, ono belllK com- plelely ueinciiou imm ma while ouo of his lungs wag penetrated hy a sliver of bono from another broken rib. Tho boy Ih bolnB cared for at St. Charles hospital, where Vila condition Is ndmlttod to bo serious. An older brother, Roy, was In tho car at the tlmo of tho accident, but was. unhurt. .5. ' NIGHT SCHOOL SHOWS A HEALTHY INCREASE Knrollment Grows, And Hnrnot Purpose Is Kvldenced lty Stu dents In Kvenlng Clashes. Iteglstratlon at night school 's showing a healthy growth and, while a number of part tlmo students aro In attendanco In compliance with the school law. tho majority of those en rolled nroSeU past the school age and, lu taking the work, are recog- nlxing tho opportunity for acquiring additional educational advantages. Enrollment will still be permitted City Superintendent Moore states. This applies also to ex-service men, who. if studying three subjects, are entitled to draw $25 a month from tho state educational aid fund, ho says. FEDERAL HELP WILL BE ASKED BY LAWMAKER (Contlnuod from Page 1.) excusable. He pointed to the $50,- 000,000 investment for spruce log glng railroads, and then mentioned that only 8- per cent of the spruce used for airplanes was obtained through government operations. He scored tho cost plus system of letting government war contracts, and con cluded his arraignment of the admin istration with tho statement that the voters of America, holding an Inquest over the democratic party, will re turn a verdict of "death from natural causes, duo to inefficiency in caring for the nation's needs." Senator Harding's sympathy with tho needs of the West was particu larly emphasized, the speaker point ing out that in the republican nomi nee the cause of reclamation has an ardent champion. "In addition. Senator Harding is solid, safe and sound, ever ready to take council," ho said, "if he Is elected, the vot ers of Oregon will never have cause to regret It." Urges Tariff Change. Touching on the issue of the tar iff, Senator McNary showed that the country's need for protection has never been greater than now. The heartiest applause of the evening greeted his declaration that "wo need a protective tariff, and we will have it." And he added: "It Is more necessary now than ever before, if we are to keep the United States from becoming the dumping ground of the manufactures of Europe." "The merchant marine bill," he bald, "Is a question of using tho ves sels wo have to the utmost advan tage. President Wilson has refused to function under this bill. If you do not keep the merchant marine, you will lose your club to use in forcing down the high rail transpor tation rates which aro mow threaten ing to bring suffering to this com munity." Would Sot Cancel Debts. On the League of Nations ques tion McNary recorded a plea for tho preservation of American national In tegrity. "I do not want Americans to police foreign countries, and I do not believe that we should remit the debts of our associates In the war," bo said. "Hut I do believe that the peace treaty and the league are cap able of being remedied by reserva tions. Thq republican candidate for president is Against the league cov enant as it stands today, but ho Is anxious tftat some more fitting in strument may be found to guaran tee tho peaco of the world." Sonator McNary loft this morning for Redmond, whoro ho was to ho tho guest of tho Commercial club at din ner this nbon. .In tho afternoon ho planned (o go over tho Irrigated nnd Jrrlgable lands tributary to Redmond Tomorrow ho is scheduled to speak at Prinovillo ANNUAL FALL Clearance Sale! Another Big Sale, Giving Lower Prices. You will make your dollar earn more at this big sale -many articles at below actual cost. See Our Big Window Displays. Come early when the selection is complete, and remember Sale Starts Saturday, Oct. 23 STAG COATS $10.50 value, Men's Heavy Weight Stag Shirts, double back and chest; heaviest shirt made; all Q QC wool; special vO. MEN'S MACKINAWS Made in plain and belted models. All wool; a hummer. ror0.0...!!'! $8.95 lor".....$ 10.95 $5.00 value Blanket Lined Duck Coats; ex- (tQ QC tra value special 5,-, 57 SWEATERS Men's heavy weight Sweater Coats, "V" neck and roll collar; grey and other col ors ; $2.98 value ; fe 1 AQ cr.ppi.nl pi.-J - Men's All Wool Jersey Sweaters ; assorted colors, blue, grey, maroon and fancy stripes; $4.50 and $5.50 values; special 95 MEN'S TROUSERS Men's Extra Heavy Whip cord Pants; extra well made and full cut; (t?Q QC $4.75 value for.... PJ J Men's Corduroy Pants, cuff bottoms, full cut; extra good wearing' 'JJCt value; special n)J ' Men's Medium Heavy Wool Mixed Pants; dark colors; warm, and an extra good wearing value; tA QlX special .! PT MEN'S SHIRTS $1.75 value Work Shirts; blue and grey patterns, in heavy weight t1 OQ chambray; spec. 4 $3.95 value Men's Wool Mixed Shirts; flat and mili tary colors; $2.95 special Men's Dress Shirts; neck band; madras and other ex cellent wearing materials; fast colors; $2.95 and $3.45 $S $1.95 MEN'S ROCKFORD SOX 25c value Men's Rockford Sox; heavy weight; 25c val ue; special 35 c two pairs for v I 'To Men's Suits at Big Reductions LOT NO. ONE Every Man's Suit in all wool materials; single and double breasted models; in browns, greens, blue serges and popular mixtures; $25.00 to $40.00 value; $25 00 LOT NO. TWO This lot includes all high grade.. Men's Tailored Suits, in newest patterns and designs; greens, greys, and dark brown mixtures; $45.00 and $50.00 val- tfOC flfl ues; special VOU.VKJ LOT NO. THREE This includes all our highest grade and highly tailored Suits; all wool blue serges, cheviots, and hard finished worsteds; $60.00 to $42.50 SHOES! SHOES! Men's all leather line Work Shoes; full line and all sizes; every pair guaranteed; Chippewa, Friedman, Shelby and Kirkendal QCt $7.00 and $7.50 value; Special Pf.i7J UNDERWEAR AT PRE-WAR PRICES Men's $2.95 value Heavy Cotton Ribbed Union Suits; closed crotch; pearl buttons; fc HCk $2.95 value; Special .?. $1.50 value Men's Cotton Ribbed Shirts and Drawers; also fleece lined Shirts and QCtr Drawers; $1.50 values; Special JV $3.95 value Men's Wool Mixed Union Suits; exceptionally good wearing garments; closed crotch; $3.95 values; fcO 95 Special Men's Black Label Extra Heavy Wool Mixed Union Suts; heavy ribbed; warm; closed crotch; $4.95 values; $3 95 Special v Men's Heavy All Wool Union Suits; silk and wool, and Scotch wool; $9 values; jg gQ Special Golden - and Ends Saturday, Oct. 30 Men's High Grade Dress Shoes, in black button and lace; wide last; an all leather line of shoes; e9lr!"!l...... $6-95 All Men's $11.50 to $13.50 Dress Shoes; English and wide toe lasts; every pair a good one for wear; broken sizes; Q QC Special ' All Men's John C. Roberts guar anteed Dress Shoes in cordovan, English and vici kid stock; a guarantee with every pair; $15 sUiaf0.!"!!. $12.95 Rule GLOVES Leather Faced Canvas Gloves; best grade; QQi-. special G5c value Men's Mule Hide Gloves; AO special -ryv, 95c valuo Men's Extra Heavy Wire Sewed Mitts; special 9 QUILTS and BLANKETS Men's Sheet Blankets: biir sized, double; just tho thimr for cold nights; fco QC $4 value; special v.JO $7.50 value Nashua Wool nap Blankets; extra heavy; size G6x80; in plain grey; $7.50 values; dC AK special PO.0 Extra Fine Comforts: larirc size; just the think' for warmth and wear; special $3.45 aml $3.95 COVERALLS Men's Union Made, best grade heavy blue and khaki Coveralls; $5.45 (Jo QC valuo; special BOYS' SUITS In fine grade, classy models; brown, grey and dark green jiwAiiuusj .in u;im tjc wool ; special.. vivwO BOYS' STEEL FIBRE NIKS The famous double seat and knee; chamois lined pock ets; extra , (l;io QC value ; special P J. 7 o BOYS' STOCKINGS 50c value Pleavy Ribbed; extra good quality; OQr special I7C MEN'S WOOL HOSE Heavy Weight "Foot Warm er" brand; 75c AQn value; special M"C 85c Men's Wool Cashmere Hose in natural and AQ black; special tUC Men's 50c and 75c value Turkish Towels; QCi, Special 3DC Store v
