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SATURDAY NIGHT &
SUNDAY MATINEE
Frances Nelson
E. K. Lincoln
June Elvidge
WILLIAM A bMADY
wor'Id 'pVcfuBti
FRANCES NELSON
ROOMS!
PILOT BUTTE
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.nd E.K.LI NCOLINln
"The AlmitfhtyDollar
FASAOON PIIMI
Thoroughly Renovated and Clean
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"The Almighty
Dollar"
A pbotodrama of unususl tenacity
directsd by Robert Tboroby at tb
Paragon Studio, from In original
tory by E.Vl. Intfl. Ion.
5 REELS 300 SCENES
MUTUAL NEWS WEEKLY
showing
FRENCH TANKS IN ACTION
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Bend in Brief
DOINGS IN YOUR CITY.
You'll Find Thtm Here.
Friday.
Iti'lickuli iMtfuv, Hutlicr'N Hull, H
i. m. ,
. W. O. W Council CluimlM'i-M, H
p. in.
Hl'XDAV.
HIimiln-lllxiHi vs. I'linevlllr, Depot
(iiiuuiIn, II p. in., IniM-hiill.
Pmu'hliiK Hervlrw In u II rlioniir
nmnilnic ami evening;.
MONDAY.
I. O. (. V., Hullirr'a Hull, ft p. m.
Itoyul Arch Mumiin, Masonic Hull,
H p. m.
Pointer unl Dccorutont, linc I'lne
I.ulmr Temple, N p. in.
lied Men, office of H. 1). Gilwn,
O'Kane Hldy., 8 p. m.
Tl'KHDAY.
M. W. A., 81 her' Hull, H p. m.
Hlone .IIhnoiik and Bricklayer,
Iono Pine lunr Temple, 7:30 p. m.
WKDNFDAY.
Commercial Club, Pilot Ilutte Inn,
IIOOII.
Knight of Pytlilu. Bullier'a Hull,
H p. m. . -
V Farmers' Vnlon, Richardson
llool.
lend Rifle, Kmhleni Club, 7:45
p. m.
TIUHKDAY.'
Ioyal Order of .Moose, Mother's
Hull, H p. m.
to-penter nml Joiner, I.one Pino
Lnlior Temple, H p. in.
AMUSEMENTS.
TONlflHT.
(Irani! Theatre,
Anltu Btowurt and Harry T.
Moroy, In-"A Million Did,"
lleml Theatre. '
Anita King and Wolluce Hold,
In "Tho Ooldon Fottor
Sixth oplsodo of "Liberty."
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Mm Cornelia WlUon Is confined
to hor home by Illness.
0. V. Carmlchaol Ib In the city to
day from hla home In La Pino.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bastes left last
nlghrror Portland for a brief visit. .
i Mr. and Mrs. John Haynea, of Bll
r Lake, arrived la Bond, last night
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At Bend Theatre, Saturday
mid aro remaining ovur today.
MIm I ton" lliinniil la confined tti
Imr lioiuo with arurlvt fvur.
Mr. ' Cliurlm Drown und duiiKlitor,
Ml as Vlolu, will louve Hunduy for a
trip to t'ortlund and Heualilu.
Mini draco Ward rotumml to llmid
today aftnr a three duya' vuvutlon
npiint at the Knickerbocker ranch.
Clyde McKay, C. V. Silvia. Paul C.
Uurrlaon and A. Whlanant left yea
lurday for llurns on a buliie trip.
John W. Gray, of Dnachutoi, punned
IhrouKh liund thla week with a band
of cattle which ho haa recently pur
clinaod. Douxlua Muljurkey left thla niorn
liiK for Hodmond to apend a duy be
fore Kliig on to KiiKn. where hit la
etillalnd In the coaat artillery.
Krunk S. Halllle, manatccr of the
Cornucopia mlnea In llaker county,
punned through Uend laat night, on u
pleaauro trip through the slate.
Mra. K. B. Watte, who with her
daughter, Mlaa Mildred, has been Wa
iting her aon. Pen S. Waits, In llnnd
for tho laat few days, left yeatorday
for ber home In Sutherlln.
Dr. II. W. HunderHliott. of Port
land, left yenterduy aftnr apendlng
aevwral duya In Uend. Ho will return
Tiieaday with hla wire, and will be
aanociaied In tho honpllal work here
with Dr. V. C. Coo and Dr. U. Kor
rell. AT THE HOTELS.
Pilot lluttn Inn.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Smith, Sau
Franclaco.
M. M. Donnell, The Dullca.
Frank 8. Oerre'r, Portland.
Mr. and Mra. Charles Llllard, Port-
laud.
Joe I.lllard, Portland.
John V. Parrott, Portland.
P. 8. Ilorton, Ban Kranalaco.
Frank 8. Halllle, llukor.
('. A. McGinn, Portland.
Charlca II, Itny, Spokane.
Mr. and Mra. John llayea, Sliver
I.nkn.
I). II. Stuurt, Portland.
II. M. Parka, Portland.
Ira Williams, Portland.
Tom Cronln, Powell Unite.
Dan Hourlgun, Powell Ilutte.
Mrs. Paul Brattan, Kugene.
, Harry J. Fein berg, Beat tie.
11. II. Hlckox, Portland.
C. 0. .Koers, Portland.
C. E. Deck man, Seattle
E. Hohlfllng, Portland.
E. L. Payne, Portland.
Ellis McLean, Portland.
Pearl B. Stockman, Lakevlew.
Hotl Cony.
A. A. Gardner, Seattle.
C. V. Carmlchael, I.a Pino.
George Barclay, Portland.
M. Angland, Silver Lake.
J. Freeman, Silver Lake.
J. K. Coopor, La Pine.
F. 8. Blakoly, Sliver Lake.
E. W. Heilman, Portland.
The Wright Hotrt.
C ,E. Hoy, Silver Iike.
Joe I. Cavondor, Burns,.
Mrs. Arthur Island, Bums.
Peter Obique, Burns.
Ed. Goodman, Burns. . '
.1. William A. Busch, Fort Rock.
Floss Ball, Fort Rock.
A. H. Burd, Sacramento.
J. W; Fisher, The Dalles.
Sephus Gott, Tho Dalles.
Gcorgo Mlcklo, The Dulles.
II. J. Mlllor, Portland.
Thomas I. Temple, Hodmond.
S, F. Daughenbnugh, Mllllcan.
.Mr. and Mrs. Roe Buchanan, Burns
Mrs. T. M.'Garrett, Portland.
Victor Dickey, . Portland.
Tim O'llare, Pasco.
FOR SALE
Must be sold at once ;
1 5 ncres right in town
A Real ' Bargain!
HoitNMkert Und Co.
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Night and Sunday Matinee.
Itrnd Theatre.
For tho feature attraction to he
shown at the Bend Theatre, on Sat
urday night and Sunday matinee, the
munugement offera a three-star fea
ture made under the supervision of
William A. Brady, "The Almighty
Dollur." France Nelaon, E. K. Lin
coln und June Elvidge are co-starred
In a story of lovo and adventure di
rected by Robort Thornby. It's a
thrilling flve-reeler that will please
locul photoplay "fans."
FIGHT GAME MAY BE
ENDED FOR WILLARD
llrav) wrltclit Champion, In (Jetting
Itid of Manuger, lntlraatw lie
Mire to Quit the lUng.
Ily II. C. Hamilton,
(UBlud Prew BUff ColTMPondrnt.)
NEW YORK, July 13. The pacif
ist heavyweight champion, Jess Wlll
ard, probably la through with the
fight game. Never a lover of the
game which brought him fame and
fortune, Wlllnrd has purchased a cir
cus, fired his managers; and- now,
presumably, Is ready to call It off. "
Thero Is 'nothing startling in a
prediction that Wlllard la through.
He could hurdly afford, to risk public
censure through taking on some of
the leaser heavyweights; and of tbe
few men available, there Isn't a man
who wouldn't be able to give Jess the
fight of his life.
The action of tho champion In get
ting rid of Tom' Jones and Jack Cur
ley Is commendable In a sort ofway,
for It eliminates the syndicate which
put the world's champion In a circus
Instead of sending him out to fight
which was expected of him by a pub
lic grateful for Wlllard's success in
bringing back the world's title to the
white rnce.
Wlllurd.has declared there Isn't a
man of sufficient ability to meet him.
However, he said this before Fred
Fulton succeeded In knocking out
Sum l.angford something no other
man ever could do. Wlllard long ago
adopted a policy of no fights with the
colored men breaking the rule only
onco In order to win the world's title
from Jack Johnson. It Is doubtful.
Just the same, If his best days would
FRESH
DAIRY
BUTTER
that is clean, sweet anJ freh,
is tbe kind w bare, anJ it is
full weight too. Ask for it.
GOOSEBERRIES
make mighty good pies
and we bava all tbe
sentials-espscislly tbs
GOOSEBERRIES
F. Dement & Co.
. "Tbe Preferred Slock Store"
At the Movies j
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have done him any good in a bout
with the Hoston Tarbuby, rcgurdless
of the great differences In their sizes.
H Wlllard yearns for a few more
thousund dollars and a chance to re
tire gracefully from the fight game
for all time, the chance Is jUHt beg
ging for lilin. Fred Fulton looms as
his most formidable rival. Several
promoters are eager to stage the
bout. Tho public would go wild over
a SO round go between the pair. And
there Is no valid reason for holding
It off. Wlllard would confer a favor
by agreeing to fight.
ALUMINUM DEMAND
BECOMES GREATER
(Br United PrM to lh Bnd Bulletin)
CHICAGO. July 13. Tbe United
States will require 50,000 tons of
aluminum a year for aeroplane and
motor vehicle construction to carry
on the war against Germany, accord
ing to Dr. F. K. Weber, of Chicago,
a chemist and experimental Investi
gator. This amount of aluminum, Weber
says, cannot be obtained from baux
ite, its present source. We must use
kaolin, or fireclay, which the Ger
mans have been using since their
source of French Bauxite has been
cut off. Weber says this country's
supply of kaolin is practically Inex
haustible. Tbe largest deposits are
In Illinois.
Weber has submitted his theory
to the Society of Industrial Engineers
which In turn will take it up with the
Council ot National Defense.
If the others don't satisfy, try the
Pilot Butte Barber shop, E. C. Land
Ingham, proprietor. Adv.
Want Ads only ONE CENT a word.
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Paint Saves Repair Bills
Buildings quickly go to ruin when left exposed to
the elements. Good paint forms' a coating , which
protects from rain, snow, sunshine and all weather
conditions. It prevents decay and deterioration.
! ACME QUALITY
HOUSE PAINT
gives great durability and lasting beauty. It costs less
than other paints because it takes less and lasts longer
Let us show you suitable color combinations for your
house and estimate the quantity of 'paint you will rtquirt)
Bend Hardware Co.
GOING FAST!
The LAST CHANCE to buy merchandise at before-the-war
prices. Now is the time to make money
work. We have sold $4371.21 worth of merchandise
and still have left
$800 Worth of Shoes,
$1000 Worth of Men's Working Clothes, ,
$5200 Worth of Groceries.
THEY ALL MUST GO !
Think what a saving this sale means to you, on a raising market.
When the present stock Is out of . merchant's hands-and they bave to
buy on the present market. Look up prices on wool, cotton and
leather, then look over our prices.
75c Work Shirts 1 ..48c
Heavy Wool 40c Sox ..J..28e
Heavy Foreign Dye Bib Overalls ..........$1.15
Granite and Tinware 33 1-37, Off
15c Canvas Gloves ". 10c
Milk, all brands ...121-2c-
All White Soap 6 bars for 25c
Beans 15c
Matches .-. 5c
Sugar 1...........11 lbs. for $1.00
These are only A FEW' of our Prices.
G. W. HORNER
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