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AMD'S
re
Toy Balloon
with each
$1.00
Cash Purchase
SPECIAL
Canned Peaches
19c a Can
Limit of 5 cans to a customer.
See our windows.
Free I
Toy Balloon
with i-iu'h
$1.00
Cash Purchase
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W . - ' . f
"Womanhood, the Glory of the Nation."
At the Grand Theatre Tonight and Sunday Matinee, in
At the Movies
Grand Theatre
"Womanhood, the Glory of the
Nation," .will be featured as a Red
Cross benefit tonight and Sunday
matinee at the Grand Theatre.
Through 'some misdirection the film
' "was missent to Bandon, Oregon, and
therefore delayed, bo that a showing
-was not possible last night as sched
uled. 'Manager Rudow has, however,'
nr ranged for a second Bhowing on
Sunday afternoon at a matinee.
This picture has been made famous
throughout the country in many re
spects more spectacular- than the
"Battle Cry-of Peace," or "The Birth
ot the Nation." The plot, with Alice
Joyce and Harry Morey in the leads,
is strong and the Incidents of the
play appealing for preparedness are
exceptionally strong.
r - Bend Theatre.
' "The Bend Theatre will have as Its
'feature for Saturday night and Sun
day matlneeDorothy Glsh and Owen
Moore, trt "Little Meena's Romance,"
a delightful play In which these two
stars carry pleasing roles. In ad
dition will be shown Harry McCoy,
the well known comedian In '"His
foot T ontrh " Thpr will Also be
'shown a Mutual Weekly. Tonight
Irene Fenwick will be seen In The
Coney Island Princess.' and the 14th
chapter of the "Shielding Shadow."
SOCIALISTS SUGGEST
PLANS TO STOP WAR
Would Re-cstabJMi Hmall Nations,
Disarm Powers, and Establish.
Coart of Arbitration.
(Br United Proa to the Bend Bulletin)
-..STOCKHOLM, May 25 Scandi
navian Socialists today announced
as a peace suggestion, the re-establishment
of Belgium, Serbia, Monte
negro and Roumanfa as separate na
tions, while the future of Alsace
Lorraine Is left for settlement on the
basis of the national right ot free
action.
Belligerent parliamentary assemb
lies requested that work be started
for speedy peace, general disarma
ment, and the establishment of a
court of arbitration.
C. S. HUDSON, President " E. M. LARA, Cashier " '
V. C. COB. Vice President L. G. McREYNOLDS, Asst. Cashier
13. A. SATHER, Vice President B. A. STOVER, Asst. Cashier
We First National Bank
OF BEND. BEND OREGON.
fylpney Always Available
Our Federal Reserve Bank always keeps on hand an
Immense supply ot currency and we can always gei what
we need for our depositors by turning over to It; If neces
' nary, the notes on which our merchants, farmers and buni
' ness customers have borrowed money from u;
' ' ( . Every business man with payrolls to meet will under
. ., . iUind what this means. , . ' .
' ' ; Vou can assure yourself of this Important safeguard by
becoming' one of our deposltrrs.
( , ; First National Bank
,; . .r-t Metnbo'r l'ederal Reserve System.
JAMES HAS CHANCE
TO CURE VALUED ARM
Operation May HrliiR lluck Power
to Slur of 11)14 S'ason, After
Yenr's liir-ffrvtlveiiriui.
Ity H. ('. Hamilton, '
(United 1'reM SUIT Correatonilent.)
NEW YORK, May 25. Dispatches
from California bring word that BUI
James, with a growth cut off his
flinging arm, will yet make an effort
to come back. The wondrous worker
whose tremendous heaving was main
ly responsible for the dash to a
world's championship by the Braves,
It is declared, may be on the road
to a successful comeback.
A rejuvenation ot James would
give the Braves considerable more
of a look in on things than they
possess right now. When this mas
ter of the hurling art was In bis
best fettle there never was a pitcher
who was better. James was the
acme of that angle of baseball. He
had everything speed, a curve ball,
the head that goes with it, and the
tremendous bulk needed to carry
him through the hardest work.
James' first year as a profession
al hurler marked him as a player of
parts. He won 29 games and was
defeated In only seven while pitch
ing for Seattle In the Northwestern
league. That was enough for Bos
ton. He was promptly grabbed off.
His first year he won six and lost
10, but in 1914. when be helped the
Braves during their sensational and
successful dash for the flag, the
Boston wonder won 26 and lost only
seven games.
That brief period In the spotlight
of fame ended big Bill's careor un
less the operation brings back his
power. In 1 9 1 5 his name was op
posite six victories and four defeats.
Last year his name didn't even con
nect with the records.
poll HAI.K Kurd runabout. In
. ' quire Mrs. Inos Pcnco. 131-24tfc
poit BALK Largo icasoltno tank,
cheap. Inquiro Bullutln. tf.
poll SAI.K Unlit up tiro Insurance
business, with heuvy renewals, ut
nominal cuxt. Must bo, responsible
party. Box 40G. 192-37tfc
poll HAI.K Prime Jorsey cow and
calf; milk und creuni excollcnt.
Inquiro Mrs. Henry Tweet, cor. 2nd
and Saginaw. 226-4.1tfc
poll HAI.K r'ord one-ton truck.
In good condition. Inquiro De
pot Hotel, Frank Kreuior.
211-41. 4Dp
poll HAI.K Good paying rooming
house, furnished, with 3-yeur
lease. 737 Wall St., south. 225-43, 44p
FOR HAI.K Two lots In Northwest
Townslte Company's Second Ad
dition (west of the river, near Shev
lln mill); price $150, easy terms. Ap
ply abc. Bulletin office. tt
FOR RENT
poll RKN'T Modern four-room
house, with bath. Inquire R. G.
Lamberson, west 8th and Roanoke
Ave. or Box 379. 231-44. 45c
poll RENT Four room flat; lava
tory and running water; base
ment, electric lights: price $12.50
per month. Also larger flat for $15.
S. Murasnkl, Hastings Addition.'
136-SBtfc.
WANTED
CHAUTAUQUANS WILL
MEET HERE MONDAY
Chautauqua guarantors and all
others ' Interested will meet at ' 3
o'clock Monday afternoon in the
council chambers of the O'Kane
building, to organize for the 1917
season, form committees for the dif
ferent phases of the work, and to
launch an energetic campaign to
make this year's Chautauqua the
most successful . In the hlBlory of
Bend. The announcement was made
this morning by Judge J. A. Eastes,
chairman of the 1916 Chautauqua
association' here.
. Tickets and posters have arrived
here, and according to the contract
eritered into last year, $1125 worth
of tickets must be sold In order for
the guarantors to break even.' A
ticket selling campaign will be one
of the chief matters to come up at
Monday afternoon's meeting. .
- The dates of this years Chautau
qua are from June 2 to June 7. In
CI.AHHIKIKD ADVKHTI8KMKXTH
FOR SALE
pOR HALE, CHEAP Household
' furniture of all kinds, including
piano. Singer sewing machine, child's
crib, eto. 'Phone BlRCk 121. '
' '' i ' " ' 228-44tfc
rR HALf Ford one-ton truck,
good' condition. Inquire Frank
Kreuzer, pepot Hotel. ' 211-43, 47p
PR HAI.K The Wright Hotel has
fine Leghorn pullets to sell. ,
232-44,46c
rR HALE, CHEAP Wood range,
in good condition. Inquire 317
Broadway. . "' 22-44p
JLfUHT HELL, on account of bad
; health, -ton truck. Any reas
onable offer considered. M. A. Ve
land, near Steel blrdge. 222142, 46p
roil HALF Buttermilk route, pay
ing business. Inquire Bulletin.
2l4-'41'45p
POIl HALE Best well-drilling ma
7 chine made, must be sold at great
sacrifice; mnke offer. J. W. Orecn
390 Vancouver Ave., Portland, Ora
yANTKD Two men, or pian and
wire, to ooara ana room, ni rea
sonable rates; near mills. Inquire
Bulletin. . 227-44p
yA 'TKI Waitress. Inquire
tiartioil tioaruing riouso, one
block north Brooks-Scanlon planer,
on Bond St., or phone Black 1261.
230-44tfc
WANTED Engineer, with $350, to
i.lr. hotf IntAPao, In mnnitfaf-
turlng proposition; $10 per day for
Girls' Wash Dresses
A gooil itHHortment to select from, fxnturiiu Hut l.lxln
linnsmora Oresses, ages li to 14. la kIukIiuiiis .uhI min
ium, all colors, guaranteed fast: priced at ... .T,
fl.Si.1 $l.n (11.7,1 Ult.lMi WJ.u.l J.."M
Little Sister Dresses, ages 2 to tt . l VI. 1.1 I.U1
Thti Kleaunr Dresses, ages 6 to 14. at Hl.li.1 to $;l.7.1
Magnra Mnld Bilk Gloves, the dependable kind, per '
Plr tlltc 7.1e H.V l.(Mt $1.1.1 iiihI .sift
Whlto Chamolseude Gloves, pulr ",1c
White Chuinolheuile Gloves, with black embroidered
backs, pair o.v
Ireland's Washulilo Kid Gloves Inwhlte. Ivor and
gray, thn pair $J,mi
Now Spring Models Warner's lliml Proof ('orsetit, u slylu
fur every figure ut a price for every purse
VI, l.i!.1 9I..1H $1.7.1 2NI $J..1i l.lll
New Warner's BrssHleres at
nth- Mir 7.V I.M null lip In V2..1II im.
THE ECONOMY OF QUALITY
Our experience In merchandising hits taught us llu.t
the best Is Hi" cheapest In the end, and gives more satis
faction throughout the entire period of Its use.
For this reason wo give preference to Qui.lUy. when
a slight addition In cost Insures a suhsinutlul Increasu
In service valun.
STOP AND SHOP AT
THE BEST PLACE TO TRADE AFTER ALL ; J
a good man. Money secured. Ad
dress 1 X L. Bulletin. 188-37ttc
v"A.TKI Good, competent girl
. or woman for general housework;
first-class references necessary; good
wages. Inquiro 820 Georgia Ave.
. 217-'4Itfc
yyA.N'TKI) Competent maid to as
sist with general housework. Ap
ply at once at Bulletin office.
2l-42lfc
WANTED Competout girl for gnu-
' oral housework. Inquiro Dulls-',
tin. ., , 168-SOtfo '
LOST
IftHT Blue shepherd dog. Liberal
reward for return, or Information
leading to samu. 220-43, 44p
You'll
Surely
Find It He re
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
Dance
Saturday Night
Sathtfs HqII
. Hit? loirae Maufetuat
Hal7'l4.Pitc OcUlr.
A Pleasant Hour
AT IIILLURDa AND TOOL.
Cigars and Tobacco,
tat Umm.
Metropolitan
Davidson A Innes '
Transfer
Light and Heavy Hauling
fhone 221
Pioneer Auto Stage &
Truck Co.
PROMPT SERVICE ALWAYS Wl
gNOIf HOW.
HOTEL
ALTAM0NT'
Is stll) the Home Hotel of
BEND
Good Meals at all limes
Regular Meals 35c
Extra If desired
.Weplean, Block apd He
trim Old Hats
Panamas a Specialty'
H, CATQ'S
Dyeing, Cleaning and
Hat 'Works
1008 Bond Street
CARL JOHNSON
TAILOR
SKILLED WORK
at
Reasonable Prices
Fit and Workmanship
absolutely guaranteed.
Lawrence Building,
733 WALL STREET
TTones Dairy
' II CLE AN Mil
MM AND CREA
Milk for Infants
Invalids a Specia!
Phone Black
i
LK HUH
M.
Carlson 5c Lyons
plvmoing
& HEATING
ritimblnif nnd Heating Huppllos.
llalh Itoom Accessories, oto.
Pipe, Valves
and I'ittlns
PIIONK KI'I) IBH
MoooHoWa
213-'4V4 4p
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