- tvwit nm.f.imw nnvn nnMmiiu rriiiTiticii.AW MAiirli 11. 1113.
Boys' Army Shoes
$2.69-$2.89
Have tbu Stopt
of the needless financial sacrifices you make when you do not "tnko tho timo" or nro dlslnclinod to look around n
littlo before you mako your necessary purchases of personal and household things? It Is not alono a qucstiou of
saving money but one of securing quality and service that is involved. Comparo our values with thoso clsowhcro.
Hats for Men
. ."Bayridge"
v- style leader of our
faipous Marathon line.
Offinest fur felt silk
lined. A smart hat nt
$4.98
Cloth Hats
For Men
A popular driving and
Sport Hat. Mnilo of all
wool suiting cassluieres,
finely stitched and satin
lined. Browns and gray
are the favorite colors.
$1.98
Dress Pants
For Young Men
Smartly tailored fine
Cassimeres and Unfin
ished "Wo r s t e d s
brown, gray and green
mixtures; brown, green
and blue flannels in
plain and neat pin
stripe designs, llade
full thru hips and seat;
fitted waist; belt loops
and cuff bottoms.
$3.98 $4.98
$5.90
Tor Men many desira
ble patterns and fabrics
ilso at above prices.
METHODISTS TO
CALL FOR BIDS
An immediate call for bids for
completion of the Interior of tho now
Methodist church was decided upon
nt Tuesduy'8 meeting of the build
ing committee. This Is the largest
unfinished unit of work remaining.
Tho specifications will call for all
the insldo work, In the auditorium,
except the windows and furnishings.
The bids aro called for March 28,
and if a satisfactory hid Is submitted,
the contract will bo let immediately
thereafter. Plans and specifications
aro being ,propared in the office of
Lee A, Thomas.
"Tills contract is made possible by
the splendid rosults of the bond sell
ing campaign, last week," said J. Ed
gar Purdy, the pastor.
"Wo have, sold J9.000 worth of
bonds, only two five hundrod dollar
bonds remain in our possession, and
.we ha'ye..vory fine prospects for the
Mi w oa a
lb Think
Smart Spring Suits
For Men and Young Men
WITH the first
flush of Spring
wo arc ready as usual
with a most unusual
collection of truly re
markable styles and
values in Men's and
Young lien's Spring
and Summer Suits.
Our low prices
assure you sub
stantial savings.
$19.75
$24.75
$29.75
Smart Suits for Young Men
single anil double breasted
styles and Sport models. All
wool tweeds, casslmeres and
unfinished worsteds. Newest,
nobbiest patterns and colors.
Men's Suits of all-wool
worsted cloths In gray and
brown mixed patterns and
all-wool serges in gray and
bntton coat styles.
Men's Fine
100 Leather
See Them!
Three styles, a3
illustrated. AH
Mahogany Lo
tus L e a t h o r,
welt soles, half
rubber heels.
$3.98
J. C. Penney Co. Shoes are built for service. Buying for our
312 stores enables us to add service wearing values that the
smaller merchant cannot obtain.
disposal of these two large bonds
within the next few months.
"Meantime, the Income from the
bonds sold, and from the church ex
tension donation, will enable us to
proceed with the completion of tho
Job. We expect to let the contract
for tho windows and for the interior
furnishings in the near future, for
delivery about the first of August.
Work on the exterior veneer will he
started some time in June. We ought
to he ready to dedicate by the first
of September."
WILL MAKE SURVEY
OF WORK OF CLUBS
Inspection of the work being done
by boys' and girls' clubs in Deschutes
county is scheduled for March 27
when J. E. Calavan from the office
of the state superintendent of edu
cation, will arrlvo In Bend to con
duct a survey of club work. lie will
bo accompanied on his tour by Coun
ty School Superintendent J. Alton
Thompson. Five clubs aro now fully
organized, and others will be at work
shortly, Thompson states.
KUft
312 DEPARTMENT STORES
Quality
Economy
Stylo
Dress Shoes
For 854 of Men
Comparo Them!
Tho greatest
valuo in Men's
All - Leather
Dress Shoos
ever offered our
customers.
NEW MEAT MARKET
OPENS DOORS TODAY
Occupies lloom in .Miner Building
V. C. Drowning Is Manager -Pendleton
Firm IntereHtcil.
Tho Oregon Meat Mnrkat opened
its doors for business this morning,
occupying the second room from tho
south on the ground floor of the .Min
er building, V. C, Drowning Is man
ager. The market will bo operated
under the direction of the Pendlotou
Packing and Provision Co.
Tho room contains umplo spaco
for cold storage. An lea plant wilt
be Installed at onco, Drowning stated
today. The materials are all hero,
and a man to install It is on ills way.
STILL AND MASH
BRING $100 FINE
Lester L. Wallace, arrested in
Bond recently for having a still and
mash in his possession, was fined
$100 In 'federal court In Portland
minus i ijjj
3 S
Boys'
Elk Shoes
Men's Caps
New Spring Styles
Pleated and quar
tered models, non
broaknblu visors nnil
pemiinu leather sweat
bands. Newest Spring
patterns and colors.
49c
Wash Suits
For Littlo Boyi
Now, smart patterns
aro plentiful in the se
lection of wash suits wo
have for small boys.
Tho populnr styles are
Utis.sinn, M i d d y and
Oliver Twist ; in a vari
ety of serviceable mate
rials and desirable color
combinations.
These little suits laun
dcr beautifully and give
moro than tho ordinary
amount of .service.
You'll appreciate tho
wonderful values at
93c $1.98
Others from 60c to $2.08
"Man Is Judged
By tho Company
Ho Keeps."
The moral of Aesop's
fablo is to be careful about
one's associates. This ap
plies with equal emphasis
to ono'i shopping place
When we decide upon a
store as being worthy our
patronage, wo want to
know that tho company
behind It Is trustworthy;
that Its merchandise In
always as represented and
of dependable quality;
that Its snlcsiieoplo are
men and women of Intelli
gence and ability who will
bo helpful and courteous.
When you an' familiar
with our unfailing co
operation and service and
tho money-wiving advan
tages afforded you by tba
combined operation of our
312 stores, you, we feel
sure, will want to bo
known as a patron of our
Company.
Tucsduy, according to word ro
colved hero today. Wullace told tho
court- that ho had boon tempted by
an advertisement for a still uppoor
lug in n magazine of national circula
tion, had ordorod tho equipment, but
had not had timo to start In the man
ufacture of liquor whon ho was ar
rested. AUXILIARY PARTY
NOT TO BE HELD
Tho "birthday party" of tho Amur
lean Legion auxiliary, which was
planned for this month, tho first an
niversary of tho organization In
Ilond, will not ho hold, on nccount of
tho Illness of a number of momljors,
It Is announced,
MONTANA PEOPLE
TO LOCATE HERE
That a number of tho residents of
Flat, Montana will como to Ilond
to locato this summer Is tho state
ment contalnod In a latter received
at tho office of Secretary L.
Amies of tho limn! Commercial rluli
Information rognrdlug government
land In this fiectlon ion to entry
l'n linked,
CHOOSE OPERETTA
FOR GLEE CLUBS
"WIiiiIiiiIIIn of Uollum!" Will lie
Puwnteil lly High School Of
gnultiilloiis April Sit, Sitt.
"Windmills nt llolliind" lift Ihhmi
rioloctiHl its tho opmuttii which the
hoys' iiml girls' glee clubs (if Urn
Bond high school will kIvii In their
mi mi ii I iippcuruucu April 21-22. Thuy
will hu couched by Miss l.iiura Itiniil.
school music Instructor. Mouthers
of tho clubs expressed thomnulvcs
today as well pleased with the lT
ottn. Tim rust will ho unniiunced
mixt week,
Tim two gleo clubs practiced to
guliiur Tuesday night for tin) first
time this year.
LAMB YIELD LARGE
AT POWELL BUTTE
POWKLI. llt'TTIJ. Miirrh 9 J.
A. Itlggs who sometime ago bought
tho II. Mnncenu sheep teports
a wonderful crop of luinbs so far.
From IT, owes thut hiivn liimhed hu
got 3 1 Ininlin. The first three owes
to lit lit li giivti triplets. or rotirsi)
owing to tho soverii weather he could
not snvo nil, hut his losses have heuu
relatively small.
J. A Itlggs Iiuh hilled mid shipped
to Mr. Mc.Mlcklo of Itedmoiid
over 78 tons of liny.
(Icorgo O. Triiosdnlu ' will hind
throo curs this week with hilled liny
that goes to Miiupln where It will
he fed to sheep Unit urn being win
tered there.
Mrs. Wnllacn ICnutt and rhlldrnn
visited at tho (loorgo ('. Truwduln
luiliie Suiidii). Mrs. Knott lives mi
thu McCull ranch down Crooked
rlvor. Shu Is nil old time friend of
the Truusdales and thuy enjoyed thu
visit grually.
Many Powoll lluttn penplo nre In
cluded In thu prevailing epidemic of
colds and grippe. A few have been
soriously III, others only troubled
with tin) symplon. Among ihuno
who Imvn been seriously III nro Peter
Pnuls, C. M Charlton, little Ornu
Charlton Foster, Mrs. (Ilbsun, Mr.
und Airs, Ituy Huberts, and itniighlur
Inn. All of these uru uuw nearly
well.
Mrs. C. M. Chnrllnn, 12. Carl Charl
ton and Harold M. Charlton were
dinner guests at thu homo nf Mr. and
Mrs. K. A. illinsutl lust Wednesday
ovonlng.
Miss iliizel llayn who has been In
training as a nurse In a Sun Fran
cisco hospital Is at home to upend
several months renting. Miss llayn's
health has not been good for mime
timo and she thought that Central
Oregon's bracing nlr and homo rook
ing might have a beneficial effect.
A Inrgo attendance of dry laud
farmers anil olhors Interested turned
out for a meutlng nt Ciiiiimuiilly hall
Inst Friday night for tho purpono of
discussing tho proposed Irrigation
ditch to be put In by the North Canal
Co. Tho meeting adjourned for an
other session lust night.
Mrs. Mury V. Charlton and sou
Charles spoilt tho week nt tho ranch.
Charles wan suffering from a severe
attack nf grippe ntid was obliged to
lose an ontlro week of school. Hu Is
n student at Crook county high
school.
Harold M Charlton went to Port
land Saturday night on n special
business trip. He will return In n
fuw duys
Mrs. Cleveland lliinn was hostess
this Wednesday to the Powell Untie
Horosls club.
Mr. and Mis. H. I). Milliard went
to Prlnevlllu Sunday uvenliig to m
tho Four llursuiiiun nf tho Apo
calypse. Jack Meyer has returned from a
dullghtful visit with his parents at
Tacomn,
Tom Cronln who has been passing
a few days in Portland returned Sat
urday. Frank McCaffrey thu Powell Butte
farmer, real estate mini tins returned
from several weeks spent In Port
land. While thorn Mr. McCaffrey suc
ceeded in breaking Into print In two
of tho Portland papers.
Assistant Statu Knglnoor McAllis
ter attended tho water meeting at
Community hall Friday night Hap
pening to ho In this vicinity al that
timo ho cama at tho invitation of
Guy Dobson of Iledmonil.
A Mm. Tho in as has taken over thu
leaso of the Long ranch formerly
bold by J. Arthur M liner. Mr. and
Mrs. Mllner will move onto their own
ranch this week.
0()M)NI.ATI(N HTAItTH
HOO.V, WliST HTATI'M
(Continued from I'ago 1.)
the library board, n "clean up" cam
paign, and getting tho voters to vote,
wore all asked,
Improving relations with .the far
mers, elimination of thu hud check
uulsanco, u campaign to reduce tho
cost of living, somu road building
dona personally by thu citizens, a
"gut acquainted with your town"
campaign, wore inantionod, with
uoino pni'fional auswurs, after tho
question, "what can thu Commurclal
club do to help my himlnesH?"
"Kill KiiocIu'im" HiikkcsIinI
To tho question, "What can tho
Commercial cluh do to most effici
ently promote the wolfuro of Bond,
and make It u hotter pluco In which
to live," the most prevalent reply
was "Kill the knockers, got together,
and boost," Humiliation of unsight
ly advertising signs was mentioned,
' Miss Laura Ititnd, who has been
given tlin (risk of proYlilInK muslo for
thu forum luuntlnus, sang "Out
where the West Begin," nceum
putiliMl by Miss Alice lltoclcmoit
lit the piano, She nnnuiinced
tlmt tho fllnh members would bo ex
pected to slug (ho na in u song next
Wednesday noon.
Hrmttiiinstor .1. lMgnr Purdy asked
for volunteer fathom for (hu Hoy
Scouts' hiiniiuut Friday night. On
walit West hinted thut the North
Oiiniil fiinipuiiy would father any
liuyii not otherwise cared for, und
Hint John Diihuls, mutineer for thu
company, would chaperon litem. Ills
offer was accented.
NOTK'i: OF HAM'i OF UKAU
PltOPF.UTV
IN Till COl'NTY COIMIT OF Till
STATU OF OHICOON. FOit
DIIHCIIDTFS COl'NTY
In Hid Matter of the (luurdliiiishlp of
the persuu und estate of MAIl
(1AUIJT SCIIMITT. it minor.
Notice Is hereby given, Hint thu
uiidoislgimd, Fredeilck Kchniltt, Hie
duly appointed, iiuullfleil und acting
guardian nf the person nnil estate
of Mnrgurut Helimltt, a minor, will
mi or after the 1 2th day of April,
1922. sell ut private sale, the foU
lowing described teal property bT
longliu: to thu above named mlno.
to-wlt:
An undivided oue-liulf Inter
est In ami to the Northwest
quarter of tho Southwest quar
ter (NW.i HWV uf section
twenty-four (24). township sev
enteen (17) south, of rniigu
fourteen (H) east, Willamette
Meridian, In Dcichutes county,
Oiegon;
for tho sum of fifteen hundred nml
no hundredths dollars (IIGOU.OOi
In rnsli,
This nntUr Is given and such sale
will ho held under and by virtue of
a license to sell such real estate,
made and entered In tho uhiivu en
titled mutter on the 4th day uf
Mnrrh. 1922, by llonoriiblu It. W
Sawyer, county Judgu.
All pursou Interested in said
into or ha vlni; any objections to tlm
snlu thereof, nro hereby notified to
appear In the nliovo entitled court
and cause on or before the 12th iluy
of April, 1922, mid show calino, If
uny. why such sulo shall not ho made
Dated Ibis ltd day of March, 1922
FHKDKIUCK SCIIMITT.
(iiinrdtau nf the person and estate
of Margaret Schmltt, a minor.
23c
cam, Foil iti:;isTi:iu:i ito.xn
l-TNl) WA II HANTS.
Notice Is hereby given that regis
tered warrants Num. 1X20 to 1 87!.
'inclusive, drawn on tho road fund,
jure culled for payment on March Is
11922, and are paynhlo ut thu County
TriHisurer's otneo, llcml. Oregon
Intermit on these warrants slops
on and after that date.
CI.YDH M. MclCAV,
tc County Treasurer.
INCUBATORS
Send for your froo copy of cata
logue describing the Standard F.lcC
trie Incubators and Brooders. Kit
tlrely different. Combined Incuba
tor nud brooder nothing like It
After hatching chicks, comvert Into
a broodur no additional expense.
All sizes. In unu at Agricultural
Collegns and largest commercial
hatcheries. Wrlto today for cata
logue. HT.WIIAItll INCCItATOIl Ml'd. CO.
TJIfc Meilfortl, Oregon.
CLASSIFIED ADS
CUulAr.1 fcUtrflUIn rhiuir ir luu ZO
rrnl for SO word or Im. lint mtl ir
wnl fur sll rr 20. All cUmIAI clrtrtU
liui ttrktly rh In lhej.
I'Oit H.M.n.
FOIl SAI.13 10 sacks early White
Suowfluko potato seed. Free of
disease, 3c per lb., while they Inst
il, it. Oelder, it F I), Bend, Oregon.
Cl-2p
FOIl SAI.i: -I'lirebred While Itock
eggs for setting, from good laying
strnlu, also Taucred strain of White
Leghorn eggs. Itosn Hutch, Tiimalo,
Oregon. C3-2-7P
FOIl SAI.i: lliihy chicks; White
Leghorns (Tuncreds), (lolden Buff,
Drown Leghorns, Ancnnas, Black
Mlnurcas, Buff Orpingtons, 11. 1.
Ileds, Barred and White Hocks,
every week. Knoch Crows, Sen
bright, Cul. -t
FOB BVLH -Pure bred Brown Leg
horn eggs from heavy layers;
prices within roach of all; cor
respondence Invited. Proprietor Oak
Knoll Farm, It. 1, Newberg, Ore
gon, 40-2p
FOIl HALIO Itoson sood ryo, f 25
per Ion, O. W. Bales, Tuwvn,
Ore. G3VBIS
FOIl BALK 10 acres NH quarter,
SI' quarter, range 12 K,, soctlon
23, township 17 S, fenced, luvel, very
cheap, deferred payments nt 0 per
cunt. Make offer. W. 1), Bunuon,
noil, in NH, Seattle, Wash. 8-1-flp
FOIt HALU lOverbearlni; strawber
ry and uvurhoarlng rusphurry
plants, Acclimated plnntH do host.
Wrlto for price list. O. P. Bocker,
Tiimalo, Oregon, 19-C1-9C
WANTHII.
BUSINU8S OI'POHTIJNITY Are
you looking for a luminous loca
tion, Have a good proposition for
couple or woman alono. Wrltu Box
241, Bund, Oregon.
08-na-3c
WANTIOD To hunr from ownor of
good ranch for salo, Stato cash
prlcu, full particulars, I). F. lluuli,
Minneapolis, Minn. C2-7p
WANTKI) To hoar from ownor
buying farm or unimproved land
for salo., John J, Black, Chlppowu
Fails,' Wisconsin, 25-l-3p
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