The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, February 24, 1917, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE I1KNI) HUIXKTIN, IlKffD, ORKOO. H.lTl'HIlAY, KKIIRl'AltY JM. 1017 PAOR a -L. Bend Theatre Humlity Artiirnuun, Nlglit. "l Mun duy NlKht, II. II. WARNKR, In "The Raiders" I'ltlOl) MACK, In tliti "Oily Scoundrel" Tl'KHDAY AND WEDNKMMY, 1)1 HUN IVAUM'M, In The Parson of Panamint TIiIn Htury nuiimirml In llm Huturduy KviuiIiik I'tint; you mijoyml It yiu will itnjoy It liotlor by uniting It on lliu Mvrviiii. TlltHlHDAY AND KHIDAY Kits A (jooimini, in "House of Lies" uml thu womlor aurlul "THK HillKUHMJ HHADOW." Bend Theatre 1917 FEBRUARY 1917 SUN iMONj TUE WEDjTHUTFRij SAT 7 8 9 0 11 0131415 16 17 12 18192Q21M2324 252627281 I Bend in Brief DOINGS IN YOUR CITY. You'll Find Them littt. HINIIAY. Klk' diis'IIiik, Counrll rliiiinlMTti, 2: (Ml p. in. - Hi'i-vlrra In nil lU-nil rhurrhra. MONDAY. Drwliulm C'ounly Court, 10 a. m., Council 4 imnilH-r. - - llollouny lWturti mi Imllii, lllH fxHlrumr, H p. in. Tl'KHDAY. llmvlhiK, llrook.-Houilmi v. Mnr tin tk Cunliitinn, N p. in., CurmiMly al Ipn. WKDNKHIJAY. MpcIIiik of KhIkIiI Triiiilnr, H p. iii.i Maamilr Hall. Commm-liil ('lull liiiirlii-uii, I'lltil Rutin Inn, niMin. IUiuIIiik, Hliovlln-lllxin tram v. Martin H Cnoliinnn, H p. ni., Cnrmmly ullryit. LOCAL NEWS ITEMS TODAY'H TKMI'KIIATI'HKH. Maximum, Bt doKroni; minimum, 16 ditKntca abovo wiro. Mm. M. C. Low, of Dnarliuti. wua In llund aliopnliiK yealorduy. Leu A. TlionuiH linn niovud hla of flwa to Urn O'Kiinn bullilliiK. K. O. Grovea uml on. of Silver l.uko, Bra kphiiiIIiik tlm dny In llund. Mr. mid Mm. Aiidruw McAIllati-r, of Tuniulo, wcro vlaltora In Bond yua tvrduy. Ralph W. Mlllnr iniido mitry on a homratoad In tliu Upnl City auction ycalrcUy. V. K. and CI. W. Sundiill. of Tum ulo, wcro uualueaa vlaltora in llund ycatnrday. Churli-a It. fipnuKh returned to hli ho nin In Tuniulo laat iiIkIh. after npondliiK tlm day In llend unending, to liunlncnn mattura. Mlaa Union HuiiKHi-ldor and Mlaa Jenn Huawcll will arrive next week from Spokane to bo Iho houau KUuali ot Mm. II. K. Ilrooka. County School Superintendent J. Alton Thompaon la tlio purchaser of a new car, neceaallatod by hla work In vlaltlim tho county arhoola. AT THE HOTELS. It. K. Drown and 0. J. Addick, of Pnllbrldgo. are rcKlatured at the Wright hotel. II, P. Peacock, of l-a Orando. ar rived In tho city laHt night and Is ntoppliiK nt the Wright. E. It. Colo, A. II. Hunt and A. II. Fleli'hnr, of Portland, are gueata at the Pilot Ilutto. II) T. Mi'Clollau, of Ilnanbnrg, la In tlm city and la making hoadquar tvra at the Pilot Uuttu. At the Movies llenil Theatre. A photoplay with a decided punch la coining to the llund Theatre next Tuoaduy and Wednoaday. In "The Paraou of Puiiumlnt," the old-time milling town of Paiinmliit haa out grown Ita wild duya and dealrea to be rvapoclabio. Mayor "Chuckwalla" fill on hla election announce! the reform and that the town la going to have a church, a achoolhouae and a jull. It la on hla trip to Prlaco, where lota of excitement happena, that "Chuckwalla" Hill geta to know the "Klghtln Ilob-Cat," whom he pnr- auadua to return and become "The Paraon of Panamint." Tho parson la a real man and hia career In Pana mint la of audi fnaclnatlng Intereat that tho Borrows of theao homely, crude, chlld-llko people also become the sorrows of the silent spectator of this wonderful Pallas-Paramount photoplay. It has tho heart-punch. Dunlin Kb mum la at hla beat In the title role. (Jrund Theatre. ' The story of a woman's rise from proprietor of a small saloon In the west to wife of an eastern clubman la told In William Pox's new picture which featurca Virginia Pearson, Daredevil Kate." at the Grand Thea tre Sunday and Monday evenlnga. Tho workmen at Devll'a Gap are dlBBBtlafied with tho treatment they receive from their eastern headquar ters, so they cauae trouble which re sults in the bringing to their town of several eaaterners. One of these Is Clirr Stono, anothor'Ta Irene Weat, Stone's adopted sister, and the third Is John Weat, Ireno'sfiusband. Stone and West are to take over the man agement of tho western works of the company. Kate at first takes sides with tho new arrivals, for she haa fallen In love with Cliff Stone. uBt Irene'a unwarranted Interference in their romance turns her against the Intruders, and she decides to help tho minors, and not tho managers. When the whole plan Is about to reach Its climax and Kate is about to expose to tho owner of the mine Mr. Man! These days when the price of most every thing is trying to climb out on the roof, it would be wisdom on your part to let your wife do the buying. She looks around, makes comparisons, and knows where she can buy cheapest and best she will make your dollars and dimes go farther she don't just rush into any old store and pay any old price asked she looks around. She'll save two dollars while you talk politics any old day. It may go against your goat to acknowledge it, but just try for a month of letting your wife do the buying and see if it isn't so. And the next time you want a new suit or shirt, tip your wife and see if she don't lead you to the R. M. Smith Clothing Co. for that suit or shirt. We are now showing the largest stock of Men and Boys clothing and at most modest prices. , THE BEST IN QUALITY THE BEST IN STYLE THE BEST IN DURABILITY A little comparison is bringing us the business. Our prices and superior quality certainly demand your trade. If you'll let your wife do the buying we'll sure get it. R. ML Smith CLOTHING COMPANY THE FASTEST GROWING STORE IN THE STATE Juat how easily she can control his eastern imiployeiis sho discovers that Irene Is her own sister, from whom she hud been separated years before. Ho she turns the tables on tho miners, holds them up to ridicule Instead of tho men they had been plotting ugulnst, and establishes West and Stone firmly with their company. Incidentally, she agrees to marry Cliff Stone. Tonight Helen Holmes will be feutured In the atlrrlng photo play, "Judith of the Cumberlands," In which the exciting and unusually In tnreatliig acenea of tho Tenuesse mountains are portrayed. The Hawaiian Troubadours proved to bo a big attraction last night at the Grand Theatre and will be heard In their characteristic Instrumental, vocal mualc and dancing again to night. They are the best that haa yet appeared in Ilend and well worth hearing. Manager Rudow will have an at traction extraordinary in the movie line Wednesday, Pebruary 28, when the late William Cody (Buffalo lilll) appeara In hla famous Wild West show as plcturlzed in the movies. The film ia unusually real istic In every detail.. TO TELL OF INDIA Holloway Lecture Will be Given Monday Evening; at Hippodrome In spite of the stormy weather Mm. Holloway's lecture will be given on Monday evening at the Hlppro drome as previously arranged and all ticket holders are urged to dis regard the condition of the streets and come out to hear It. The sub ject will be India and, as described by the lecturer, will be chats on life In that country. Mrs. Holloway spent 10 years In India, visiting all portions of the country and having a number of un usual experiences In combatting wild animals and once having to defend her own life from the attack of a crazed native. She still bears on her forehead the mark of the assas sin's weapon. The lecture will be intemperced with musical numbers by Mrs. Hollo way's two talented daughters, who will play pieces of their own compo sition, one an interpretive selection called "Christmas Tide," having un usual Interest. j Shoe Repairing ' Done In a F1RHT-CLAHS man- ner, while you wait. I 1j. Cloodman, opposite Baker's Grocery. BOMB THROWER WILL BE HANGED MAY 17 (Fir UnlUd Prna to Tht DHr Bulletin) SAN PUANCI8CO, Peb. 24 Judge Griffin today overruled the motion for a new trial In the Mooney bomb trial motion. Mooney Is under sen tence to hang at San Quentln prison on May 17, for complicity In the preparedness parade bombing. COUNTY RKCOKDH Fidelity and Casualty Co. to H. C. Pills, commission as attorney. Brooks-Scanlon Lumber Co. vs. N. A. Peterson, material lien. It. D. Moore, notarial commission. MOLAHHKH FKKI) FOR HAI.K. The Bend Plour Mill Co. is now prepared to sell Its molasses dairy feed mixed ration, and also Its mo lasses hog fattener. Por sale at the mill. Adv. The Store with Good, Goods A TIME MKCE la worth lens if it U not right, and an unskilled workman may damage It beyond recov ery. firing your watch or clock to as for cleaning or ad justment and repairs when needed, and you may be as sured of Ita being properly done and at reasonable cost. Larson & Co. Jewelers and Opticians BEND, OREGON At the Sign of the Big (lock. We in rite you lo call at our itore or phone and get out price. Then you will be a steady customer. CASH GROCERY H. P. Smith's DR. TURNER EYE SPECIALIST, or Portland Visits Bend Monthly, Watch Paper for Dates, or inquire of THORKON, THE JEWELER HOUSE MOVING I will tmke contracts for moving and rmUinjr buIldinrB. from th smallest to lament. So U BRANDENBURG, or write Box 439, Bend, Ororon THE LIFE of a shirt depends large ly upon the way it is laundered. Laundered by us, a shirt will last twice as long. Our wagon will call in the morning. Phone us, Black 311 BEND LAUNDRY THE UNITED WARE HOUSE COMPANY Storact and Forwarding, General Com mission Merchants. We carry Oil, Gasoline. Sugar, Floor. Salt Meats, Hams, Bacon and Lard. REDUCE THAT FUEL BILL The Manning Gas Burner will do it Come to the SKUSE HARDWARE STORE today, Friday and Saturday and let me SHOW YOU HOW. The MANNING DEMONSTRATOR a MM IS THE SHORT LINE PORTLAND DayUM Trail oa Fast Scbwhlt Itrni Band 725 a. m. Dally USE IT ASK S. L. WIGGINS, T. F. 6 P. A., Bend for Information, travel advice, etc. Ul'HI.NEHM AND I'ROFEHHIO.NAL REDMAN MOORE, LAWYERS Open Monday, Thuraday and Saturday evenlnga, 1 to S p. m. UK Cabin Bltlg. RfeND, OR. VERNON A. FORBES LAWYER Flrat National Bank Building Bend, :-: ;-: Oregon II. II. De ARMOND LAWYER O'Kane Building, Bend, Oregon DR. J. H. CONNARN DENTlSt Offlce In Satbar Building. Hours to ll, i lo S. Bundayi and evenlnga by Appointment. GEORGE 8. ibilNO Civil and Irrigation Engineer V. 8. Mineral Surveyor. Room 12, Flrat National Bank Building Qrcgonllfc Incurance Company "exCLUafrVCL OHCSON" Home Onncc. Cohsett Blao., r " ASHLEY FORREST, District Manager, DR. B. FONTAINE Optometrbtt, Optician - Located at Larson's Jewelry Store, BEND, OREGON Ncttous DtbUltj, Stomach Trouble, Rheumatism Speeiaha. DR. C. S. TIGARD CHIROPRACTOR Port Graduate) Free Examination. Moors. 9 to 12, 1 to 7. B. M. Smith BniHios. C. H. BISHOP Get orders for Spring Lawn Work and hardening in now. PoBtoftice Box 467 Band, Or. BEND INSURANCE AGENCY Writers of all kinds of hurarancc OU est Insurance Agrency m Central Or Ron. H. C. Ellis. Flrat National-Bank Buildinr. Bend, Oregon. DR. J. a BONES, Graduated Chiropractic and Naturap athle, with lour cxpericaca. Chiropractic is tho moat exact science ever discovered for the removal of the cause of disease which medkfne has been unable to reach. Why not give nature a chance and set well. Office ROOM S. O'KANE BUILDING .Hours 9 to 12 a. m., J to o p. nu, and 7 to 8 p. m. Casualty and Surety Bonds Furnished D. L. WIGGINS Ifull line -of- Hardware Implements Hunters' Supplies Bend Hardware Co. I Bend Park Company 122 Oregon Street REAL ESTATE INSURANCE WE WILL PAY PORT LAND PRICES at your station, without commtaalon, for all kinds of poultry, veal, fresh . etrm and butter. Ship direct to Man alter, Butte Publie Market, Butte, Montana. Bellini prices at Butte: Ho d tensed lie to 16c t veal dressed 1U to 17c l hens, springers and ducks, live JSe, dressed So more; fresh eras per ease $18.00; potatoes per 100 lbs. $1.16 to $8.2 . .