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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1917)
TUB BEND BITLKTIN, DAILY KDITIOX, IIKND. OllKIOV. HATIHDAV. JI'I.Y 21, 1017 PAGR AT TIIK HOTELS TONIGHT---Sunday Matinee W Jk y JR An Appealing, LLAKA "Jls;r"" KIMBALL YOUNG Ai RtJ CroM Nunt In llid I re nchei in "77ie Dark Silence" Up-To-Thi-Minutt MUTUAL WEEKLY SUNDAY AND MONDAY PARAMOUNT FEATURE Vivian Martin PRETTY. POPULAR. PIQUANT. A) tho Beautiful Ct WAX MODEL 99 The Serio-Comic T.l. of t trench MoJcl in England Who Nearly Starves for Love. PARAMOUNT BRAY-PICTOGRAPH with Animated Cartoon. "Bobby Bumps Adopts a Turtle" m W.Kh lot llx Annouwnint ol l In Opening ol ilie Nw TIif.Ii. Soon. 1917 JULY 1917 SWiMOrT TUE WCD THUTFr I SAT ll2j3Gl567;; !Q 101119114 1516 1718 192021 22232425262728 293031 Bend in Brief DOINGS IN YOUR CITY. You'll Find Them Here. HATIHDAV. Improved Order of ttrd Men, K. II, ;ilMm' uffliT, H j. m. Kl'NDAV. 1 I'mtrliltiK Mtrlrrti In ill I rliurclir uku-iiIiir mi1 evrjiliiK. MONDAY. I. O. O. K., HmiIhth Hall. H p. lu Order of KuMU-rii Star, .MuhouIc Hull, H p. in. Painter mill DwiiruturN, Ixjne I'lnc IjiImit Templet H p. ui. . r Tl'KHIMY. Modern Woodmen of .tmcrlru, Nullirr'n Hull, M p. ui. Culinary Allium.'", l.mie Plue Labor Temple, M p. m. OltKtJO.N THL'NK THAIS Arrive 7:;'U a. m. Leaves 9 p. m. O.-W. li. N. TRAIN. Arrives 7:35 p. tn. Leaves 7:25 a. tu. AUDO STAGE LINK SOUTH. leaves 8:45 a. tn. Arrives 5 p. ni. AUTO LINKS. Cara to Burns, Kort Klamath Kort Hock, Silver Lake and other points aoutb and south eaat. POST OFPICB HOl'IW. General delivery open dally 8:30 a. in. to 6 p. m. No mall distributed on Sunday. Night train mall cIobos 8:15 Day train mall clones 0:30 a. m. TKLKOKAPH HOIIHS. Western Union, 8 a. in. to I p. ru. Hunilay and. holidays 9 a. ni. to 10 a. m,; 5 p. m. to 0 p. m. TELEPHONE HOniS, Paolflo Tel. & Tel. Co. 24 hour ftOCAL NEWS ITEMS . Mrs. N. B. Wobster arrlvod In Bend Inst night from Bllvor Lake. F. L. Show Is a visitor In the city today from his homo at Sisters. '. J. R. Loo and L. Frnhm, of Madras, wnro tn Bond lust nlKlit on busmoBF. Mr. and Mrs. N. F. need will leave tomorrow morning by auto for Sir, alilr. C. M. Rodfluld and Clauds Mo- Cauley wero In H'liU Sunt nlph1. frot:i l)Clllllle, (). (!. Pollard, formerly odllor of the I'rliicvillu Now, wus In llnnd HiIh ufllTllOllll. 1,. II. Iloot. of Tumulo, who recent ly sold his ranch to W. C. McCulstou, Hpont tint iluy In liend. Denton G. Burdlck and Max Cun- iiIiik. of Redmond, were business vis itors In the city today. Mrs. A. M. PrlOKln will return to morrow mornliiK from a visit of sev eral week In Portland. Med Curry ha arrived In Ucnd from Albany to accept a position at I In Heed & Morton drug store. A. J. Kroenert left lust night on a business trip to Porllund. Ha ex pects to return to Bend tomorrow. Mrs. M. J. Foley will leuva this evening for Minneapolis, where she experts to visit for the next two months. Hrv. II. C. Hartranft. pastor of the Presbyterian church, loft last night on u threo weeks' trip on church bus iness, lie will visit Parkdalo, Eu r ic and liuiidon Iwfoi'O roturnin t to ilcnn. TIIK WltKiHT IIOTKL will servo chicken dinner, together with strawberry or raspberry short cake with whipped crnani, young on ions, radishes, cucumbers, head let luce, and many other good things at 6 o'rlock Sunday. All for CO cents. Adv. Tim Wrlk-lit Hotel. K I'u tik M. Hobaoii, I'orllund. John Sullivan, Portland. P, J. UulliiglKir, Vancouver. XV. P. XX'iist, Muupln. MiidK'i Iliett, Kort Hoik. Mr. mid Mrs. II. August, Porllund John Kulr.nr, Portlunil. K. I. Chllders, Klumutil Fulls. M, H. Howard, Klumuth Falls. T. J. XVolf, Klumutil Fulls. C. M. Hnilfiold, Deschutes. ('. U. M':(;uli;y, Deschutes. F. I,. HhttW, HiHters. II. K. Nichols, MIHon. (I. A. Nichols, Bpiay. Mis. Mollle J. Hlott, Fort Hoi k. Mrs. J. J. Hulley, llrothcrs. Clurencii It. XVatklns, Sherwood. Mr. und Mrs. F. P. Druke, lleiu stoud. i T. K. Hulnes, KkM. Clytla Hulnes. KkII. Mrs. N. R. Webster, Sliver Lake. Mrs. Ned Povey, Arrow , X'li'ior Dickey, Portland. Jimper Hulnes, KkM. Mr. und Mrs. Ueorgo K. Scott, Pen illctmi. XV. 0. Krb, La Pino. ('. O. Pollard, Beattlo. Mr. und Mrs. XV. K. McC'allum, Fritniont. F. K. Spoor, Fremont. Mary Spoor. XVamlc. Hotel foxy. A. J. Connolly, Muupln. Ned J. A'liKlund, Sliver Lake. K. XV. llellman. Silver Lake. I). Dlus, Lakavlew. S. C. While, Portlund. J. It. Lee, Mudrus. L. K rah in, Mudrss. W 1 1 Hit m Cuntreil, Sliver Lake. Maurice O'Kecfo, Silver Luke. F. S. Illukely, Silver Lake. II; F. Powell, Prlnevllle. Pilot Untie Inn. XV. F. Morris, Portland. Mr. and Mrs. 8. O. Oecrcr, Hllt- xen. Ore. If. M. Cnrlock and wife, Portland. F. A. Ilurnurdo, SeaWle. Mr. und Mrs. XV. II. Huyden, Ta- conia. ('. J. (Uirlls, Astoria. II. N. Aldrlih, Sliver Lake. Mr. und Mrs. (ieorKe L. I'iiko. San Frani'lsro. MIhs L. M. Pane, Sun Francisco. Alfred Ilraud, San Frunclsco. II. Kcliwurtx, Portland. Mr. und Mrs. Jesse Stearns, Port land. ' World Film CoiiioPATioK i VlVIAK riAfiTUX pALLss-PAir:Ariou(Nrr Vivian Mnrtln, in "The- Wax Model," at the Ileiid Theatre on Soniluy night and Mouituy, tcrest to her thousands of girl ad mirers. The production is of wonderful ex cellence and lavish ness. A Paramount-Bray Plctograph with a cartoon section showing how "Bobby Bumps. Adopts a Turtle" will round out an excellent program. In "The Dark Silence," at the . Sunday Bend Theatre, Tonight and Matinee. IMPROVEMENT MADE IN "QUEEN ESTHER" The "Queen Ksther" cantana which Prof. Itohlnson and the singing tal ent of Bend Is now rehearsing, is to bo put on in the now "Liberty" Tliuslro, July 3.1 and August 1, The rehearsals are full of interest and each night the singers declare "Is heller than the one before. Bend is to liavo a rare treat in this wonderful story In music. Dr. Coble Is here and will remain till Sunday, July 22. If your eyes need attention, see him at once. Ho Is here from the 10th to the 22nd of each month. Office at Hotel Cozy. 90.91c If the olhors don't satisfy, try the Pilot Hutto Barber shop, E. C. Laud- ingham, proprietor. Adv. WOOD SAWING. Orders taken any place In city. Prompt service. Phone 1581. XV m. Lewis, 1012 Bond St. . 370-lawk. the Red Handy Literature. Saunilersun found It very bard work selling books. The volumes he bad to offer, olio of which he bud to carry with til in as a sample, were very heavy, und nobody seemed to want them. Hut ho was a persistent man. and even the stubborn Mrs. Howling could not seud iiliu away unheard. "XVe biive all the books we ran use." lio said, "and w really can't afford any more reading mutter. XVhy, 1 haven t even opened the second vol ume of that Roiuuu history you sold us last spring. Now, If you were sell ing one of those adjustable .Ironing boards"- "I've got Just theithlug!" said SaundersoD cheerfully. "There are twelve books lu this set. and you can use either ouo or. two or three, and ao on up to six, to tilt your board any Way you want to. And between whiles wueu your Iron lu ueatlnu lou hare good literature to refresh vciur mind." at I In- end of five years, firmly con vinced that her mission lu life Is to huvo her revengo on Judge Marcus (XVIIIIum II. Tooker). the man who sentenced her unjustly. The news that Marcus is about to I be nominated for a higher position in public service spurs the girl on. She follows him wherever he goes. Fl nally, on hoard a Hudson River Htcamcr Anne Jumps into the water, und the Judge, who Is the only person nearby, leaps Into the wutcrs and rescues her. In this way the girl begins a friend ship with the mun on whom she! wants to work vengeance. Marcus persuades his wife (Alice May) to' employ Anno as a companion. This free entrance into the house shows her for the first time the ever-wid-, ening gup thnt exists between the Judge and Mrs. Marcus. Anne bends all -her efforts to make this gulf oven broader. Bend Tlunlre. A photoplay which brings out the j wonderful piquancy and charm which has made Vivian Martin one of thei most popular stars on the screen, will be seen at the Bend Theatre on Sun day and Monday, when she appears lu the Pallas-Paramount picture "The 'ax Model," a thrilling drama o studio life, written especially for: the star and produced under the di rection of K. Mason Hopper. In "The Wax Model" Miss Mar-1 tin Is seen as the foremost and mostj popular artist's model In London. She has not won this prominence by beaury of face and figure alone, but by her charming and youthful man ner and grace. A young Englishman falls in love first with tho wax figure and then with the original, but seeing her en-; Joying the gay Bohemian life which ' he does not understand, turns him ; against her. The young Englishman I is the first of her many admirers : with whom she is sincerely in love. : She writes many notes of explana tion after he has lost faith in her, but they are returned unopened. How she saves his sister from the clutches ' of a married man. bow her love leads 1 her to abandon her profession and; ; Into poverty, and how the tangled j threads are finally unraveled and ; she is restored to the man she loves, ' are brought about In an interesting: .and gripping manner. j ' As the charming young model. Miss Martin has an opportunity to dls-1 play a number of exquisite gowns and 1 frocks which will be of especial In- WE WILL TAKE YOUR ORDER FOR Engraved Cards, and Wedding Announcements Larson & Co. The Sign of Ibe Big Clock OREGON STREET A Florence Oil Stove In Summer or Winter Will give you a lot of real satisfaction and comfort.. In summer the stove is hot just when you want it that way. In winter you can get the lunch in a few min utesa practical necessity in the well furnished home. F. DEMENT & CO. At the Movies (irnnd Thontr. A theme of revenge, conceived tn tho bitterness of a moment of sor row, keeping dominant throughout a long term of yoars, and filially spend ing its forco nly after It is about to accomplish Its purposo, lends Its In terest to the newest Virginia Pearson picture which William Fox has pro duced, "Bitter Truth." . Aniio, the part which Miss Pearson porta rya, Is an Inhabitant of Blossom street. Everyone who knows the filth and poverty of the slums will realize whnt that means. She Is the tyulcal girl of tho East Side, and she has her typical lover, Jimmy Graves, a crook (Jack Hopkins). Whon Anne learns that the nollce are on Jimmy's trail, she hurries to wurn hlra. But she la caught with hi in. Both are imprisoned, and tho grain of bitterness is Implanted in the girl's heart. She leaves the Jail SATISFIED PEOPLE Are sending their friends to us every day. WE ARE ABLE TO WAIT ON ALL WHO COME. It is not necessnrv to wait weeks and months and go back time and again as you do when patronizing; the Private, Ethical, Socletv, or Trust Dentists, but instead, with our SCIENTIFIC METHODS AND UP TO DATE APPLIANCES, THE KING BEE DENTISTS are able to make you a first class, natural looking. PERFECT FITTING SET OF TEETH in one day. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Our office is equipped with all modern appliances for first-class and painless work. Efficiency is our motto. Each operator makes a specialty of a certain class of work. Consequent-., ly he becomes expert and skillful. We do not claim to be as good as others, but we do claim TO BE BETTER, and do better work and for less money than any private or ethical dentist can do. -. . Our Bend laboratory turns out several complete sets of teeth a day. ' With our experience, equipment and skilled workmen, it is easy for us to satisfy all. If your teeth need attention, do not put it off. Come without delay and have your mouth ex amined and find out Just what can be done and the exact cost. EXAMINATION FREE. . We do not charge from $3.50 to $5.00 tor treating a nerve In a tooth our price is $1.00. We do not charge $4.00 for an enamel filling our price 'is $1.00. ' - . We do not charge from $7.60 to $16.00 for gold crowns our price is $5.00. We do not charge from $20.00 to $40.00 for crude, clumsy, misfit sets of teeth our price la $10 00 for a PERFECT FITTING, NATURAL LOOKING SET OF TEETH, which we guarantee. Our satisfied and pleased patients are OUR BEST ADVERTISERS, ot which we number more than thousands lu our office. We use the best material money can buy. All gold work is made of 22K gold. - We treat the most difficult cases with skill and dispatch. You do not have to spend weeks and months here. We finish your work at once. $10 9 SHEVLIN PINE , SOLD BY MILLER LUMBER COMPANY SASH, DOORS and MILL WORK Phone 1661 FOR SASH FACTORY WOOD PHONE BEND WHITE PINE SASH CO. r 441 m Full Set of Teeth, Upper or Lower...... 22k Gold Crowns $5.00 22k Bridge Teeth .....$5.00 Alloy or Silver Fillings $1.00 swiff1 sr.-u We Extract Your Teeth FREE when other work is ordered, Absolutely Without Pain. OtOS5J oovnrcHT. .PIC CQt mi in i All work guaranteed. Written guarantee for ten years. Lady assistant always tn attendance. Hundreds of recommendations for you If you wish. If any work should prove troublesome In any way, we request that you come and have same remedied at our expense. REMEMBER THE HOURS: Dally, 8:80 A. M., till 9:30 P. M.; Sundays, 8:30 A. M., till I P. M. KING BEE DENTISTS BEND. OREGON DR. A. C. FROOM. Profeaalonal Manager