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The remainder of July and all of
August promise to be most active
months for the summer tourist, the
lieaohcs and mountain resorts luring
people away during the warm days.
Among those enjoying motoring are
Air. and Mrs. A. l. French and chil
dren, Cecil and EUora, who have left
1j Grande, where they will Join a
liarty of friends and motor on to
Vreseent City, California. They plan
to camp there about a week or 10
uluys before returning to Bend. Mr.
and Mrs. 11. O. McBride and Mrs.
Claude Mets rotumed from their trip
of about 10 days to Medtord. Mr.
and Mrs. N. F. Roed plan to leave to
morrow morning in their car for
Seaside, for a short vacation. Others
who are enjoying the beaches are
Miss Esther Moore and little Eliza
beth and Thomas McCann, who plan
to spend a month enjoying the surf
and other beach sports at Seaside.
Mrs. M. H. Hoiton has returned from
a weok's trip to Seaside. Mrs. Ward
Table and her mother, Mrs. G. V.
Turner, are at Seaside and expect to
tay about a montJi. Miss Marlon
Lawrence ls'enjoylng her vacation In
Portland, where she is Visiting with
Sriends.
Silver Wedding 'Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Shriner cele
brated their silver wedding anniver
sary Thursday afternoon and even
ing, with a reception and dance at
"the Hippodrome. About 40 of their
Xriends called- in the afternoon and
200 In the evening, to offer their con
gratulations. Many beautiful gifts
of silver were received by them. A
musical 'program was furnished by
Healy's orchestra and dainty refresh
ments were served.
Bridge '
Mrs. C. E. Havard was a hostess
Tuesday afternoon, when she enter
tained the members of (he club at
'bridge. Those present were Mrs. A.
T. Larson, Mrs. C. A. Fritzche, Mrs.
F. E. Toomey, Mrs. C. M. ' Rogers,
'Mrs. R. J. Todd Mrs. Louis Bennett,
Mrs. M. H. Symons, Mrs. Fred Huey,
Mrs. S. L. Angell and Mrs. N. Nor
vutt. High scores were awarded Mrs.
Larson.
Vive Hundred Club
The Five Hundred club was enter
tained delightfully this week Ty Mr.
and Mrs. H. B. Ford at their home.
Honors at cards were won by L. A.
"V. Nixon and Mrs. Stella Hankin.
Members present were Mr. and Mrs.
"W. Ci McCuiston, Mr. and Mrs. L. A.
"W.'N'ixon, Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Henkle,
Mr. and Mrs. Guy McReynolds, Mr.
land Mrs. H. G. Farris and Mrs. Stella
Hankin.
GRAND THEATRE
TONIGHT
"Beasts of the Jungle"
A Picture that all of the ChilaVn Would Like to See.
THE SERIAL .
ft
THE WRIGHT HOTEL
Hill serve chicken dinner, together
with strawberry or raspberry short
cake with whipped cream, young on
"ions, radishes, cucumbers, head let
tuce, and many other good things
at 6 o'clock Sunday. AH for 60
cents. Adv. ' "
. Pay, Pray and Peg Away.
In a Long Island village there used
to lie and still is a group of people
who thought a good deal of each other
in spite of what they said, which was
frequently of an unsympathetic nature.
The group existed under various self
Imposed names and bad a emihumor
ous motto, which ran, "Pay. pray and
peg away."
All the members of this little associa
tion are still alive, kicking and good
aatured.
It seems a good idea to suggest that
their motto be made public and urged
for more general adoption. New York
Sun.
Featuring MRS. VERNON CASTLE.
' A1 '
BEATRICE FAIRFAX wid. HARRY FOX '
and GRACE DARLINC in
"THE HIDDEN MENACE"
Special Musical Number " ,"
. by ETTA MAY on a new musical instrument
Ac VIOLIN HARP.
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
"BITTER TRUTH"
Presenting VIRGINIA PEARSON
Among the filthy surrounding's of the
East Side, a beautiful girl is tent to
prison unjustly. Her vow of veng
eance, breathed in a moment of fiery
passion against the man who had
sentenced her. is renounced when she
realizes that she loves the man.
THE TWO REEL COMEDY
"The House of Terrible Scandal"
And THE PATHE NEWS, together with the
Special Musical Number hy Etta May.
Prices Tonight, 15c and 25c
GRAND THEATRE
7
OLD EQUIPMENT IS
SAVED FOR ARMIES
Clothing and Weapons Picked Vp on
Battlefields Repaired and I'sed
for the Second Time
By William Philip 81ms,
(United Pros Staff Corrspondent.)
WITH THE BRITISH ARMIES IX
THE FIELD, July 21. Did-you ever
stop to think what becomes of all the
C. 8. HUDSON, President E. H. LARA, Cashier
U. 3. COE, Vice Preaident L. G. McRETNOLDS, Asst. Cashier
B. A. SATHER, Vice President. B. A. STOVER, Asst. Cashier
The First National Bank
OF BEND. BEND OREGON.
STATEMENT
June 20, 1917.
RESOURCES
Sills Receivable $432,302.70
(Bonds and Warrants ...... 19,374.16
Stock Federal Reserve
. Bank 1.300.00
Real Estate, Furniture
and Fixtures 31,057.34
:- Bonds to Secure Circula
tion 12,600.00
' S Redemption Fund .... 625.00
. Other Real Estate Owned 3,677.63
CASH AND EXCHANGE 183,004.75 ;
Bonds to Secure U. S.
P. S. 4,034.76
- $688,736.24
LIABILITIES
Capital : $ 25,000.00
' Surplus and Profits 26,699.74
Circulation 12,600.00
Deposits 624,636.60
' $688,736.24
f First National Bank . .. "'
Member Federal Reserve System.
worn-out equipment of an army com
posed of millions of men?
At the outset of the present war
much of this was pure less. Now in
the British army there is an "old
clothes man," and the profits be re
ports back to bis boss, John Bull,
might make Morgan, Rockefeller or
Carnegie envions.
The old clothes man "saves the
scraps." He makes new things out"
of old. He cleans up the battlefields
and camps and very little is wasted
nowadays. His Job Is to collect ev
erything from a horseshoe nail to a
disordered siege-gun and put It back
into commission.
Brass objects which have lost their
usefulness are melted into Ingots;
cast-iron Junk becomes pig-iron once
again; bronze, tin, steel, nickel and
everything of the kind which has
irretrievably lost Its shape Is put into
melting pots to be born again In an
other guise keeping up an eternal
transmigration but serving all the
while.
I recently visited one of these
scrap-saving and repair shops. About
12,000 people are employed, mostly
French women and girls.
Here great howitzers are repaired
and government chronometers have
their hair-springs readjusted; tents
are patched and mended and covers
are made for steel helmets; artillery
wheels are repaired and micrometers
put true again. There Is a wood
working shop, a foundry for running
brass, bronze, zinc, tin and Iron; a
boot repair department, a great ma
chine shop; a gas mask repair de
partment and many others.
In one room there were hundreds
and hundreds of rifles.
"This Is one day's arrivals," ' the
commanding officer explained. "By
tonight the room must be cleared to
make room for tomorrow's arriv
als." Many of the rifles were muddy and
rusty 'as though picked out of the
mud on the battlefield. Women were
cleaning these. In one corner a sol
dier was rythmlcally swinging the
rifles up, one by one to a rest and
squinting through thu Imrrol ut a
1 fit hi to aoo If they were bunt or It
(ho rifling was damaged. The officer
explained this was obviously thu flint
bit of Inspection hcruuao It would
be a waste of time to repulr othnr
parts of the rifle If thu barrel was
damugod.
Those rifles pass on down llio line.
When they reach tho end thoy aro
aa good as new and alter lining oiled
aro packed In boxes niul shlppod back
to tho trout.
TO THK t TITKN.H 0.' IINXD.
Tho story Is being circulated about
town (hut I am opposed to tho forma
tion of a home guard hero, I wish
to Btuto that I am nut opposed to it
or anything else Hint Is for thu pro
tection of our country ami homos.
A Loyal Cltlimi,
NOLAN II. GII.UICHT.
adv. 191c
MANY PLKASANT SUMMER TRIPS
AT SPECIAL FARES TO THE
SEASHORE, MOUNTAINS, CALI
FORNIA AND THE EAST
OREGON TRUNK RY.
CENTRAL OREGON LINE
CLANSIr'IKD ADVKRTISKMKNTS
FOR SALE
poit S.I.K Currants and Uoomi
berrles for Jelly milking and pro
serving. Send mu your order. Miss
M. A. Benson, (lend. 436-91, 92c
poit MA 1, 10 Indian motorcycle, will
give time; also gas cook stove,
with oven. M. K. Hurper, Tumnlo,
Ore. 434,90,9:i9p
poll N.U.K Hudson Roadster, in
first class condition. Sue It at
Bend Garage. $300. 432-89,9 lc
JJXAP Five passenger car. In first
class running order. First party
Vith$100 can take I'.. In:,ulro Unl
et In. 404-1 SStfc
poit S.VI.K Quod genoral merchan
dise store and poatoftlce. located
In good country. Invoice for cash.
Address Box 2. Pleasant Hill, Lane
Co., Oregon. 429-88, 91p
poit HAI.K Five room bouse, bath,
toilet, Dutch kitchen; largo lot.
On Adams place, four blocks from
tho mills. Inqulro at Horner's more.
373-76tfc
FOR 8AI.K Lots 9 and 10. of block
13, Bend Vlow. price $300, easy
terms. See ABC, Bullotln office.
3SO-70tf
plt SALE Lots 9 and 10, of block
24 of Kenwood, price $325, very
easy terms. Soe ABC, Bullotln office.
349-170tf
pOR SALE Two lota In Northwest
Townslte Company's Second Ad
dition (west of the river, near Sliev
lin mill) ; price $160, easy terms. Ap
ply ahc. Bulletin office. tf
Gem-hurt or Sottsule
Clatsop lieueli
$13.95
Round Trip
From Ht-mi.
'I'll ice tniliiH daily IWtlunil In I ho Sciiihiu'e ; tour train
oil Sat hi liu.tn. (oumt'l hint fiir NiiiiIi lliiu'li I'lilntt.
Special Tours to the National Parks
Yellowstone Park. J.'JiMS. Glacier Park. $!I0.10
from Rend.
Low Round Trip Fares to Eastern Cities
Tiekets on Sale July 8, 4, (i, 7, 14, '20, 2l,'27, '2H
August 8, 4, 10, 11, 17, 18, 24, 'J5, 81; September
1, 7, 8, 14, 15, 21, 22, 28, 21). Three months limit.
California, via S. S. Great Northern and Northern Pacific
It. H. UtO.IKIt, Ait. lien. IW Afent, ruriluiid, Ore.
J. T. HARDY, Truv. K. ft P. Avonl.
WANTED
WANTED Lady cook .at
the American Bakery.'
4.18-9 Itfc
w
ANTED, TO ItKNT Cheap organ
or piano. Call 1381. 43r,90.91p
yAXTKI Competent bookkeeper.
Write Box 1S7. 428-88. 93c
piUXITIHK WANTED We will
pay best rash price for used fur
niture and household goods. Phono
Black 1841. 38S-7Htfc
FOR RENT
pOR RENT Small house, near the
IlronkH mill, wired and with run
ning water; reasonable rent. In
quire Bulletin.
182trp.
poll ItKNT Two inn ill I noun clone
in center of town. Inqulro Met
ropolitan. 4:io-nirn
poll RENT Thrco room house and
two furnished hatching houans.
T. W. Todd, Hill and Pann His.
428-8R.94p
LOST
(OS1 llrown Icatlirr pur), con
taining small malign and ladles'
wutrh, between Itlvnrslde Florists
and Pilot Hutu Inn. Howard at Bul
letin. 420-87tfo
FOUND
poi'MI Locket ami chain. Owner
muy have same hy calling at Bul
letin office. 4.17-9 1 If
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ARTHUR J. MOORE
Lawyer
GENKKAL PRACTICE
Log Cabin Building
BEND, ORE. Phone Black 1411
VERNON A. FORBES;
LAWYER
First National Hank Building
Bend. :-: :: Oregon
II. II. I)c ARMOND
I-AWYKIt
O'Kane Hulldlng, (lend, Oregon
DR. J. II. CONNARN
DKNTI8T
OfflM In Bather Building.
Hour. 9 to It, 1 to 5.
Sundays and evenings by
Appointment.
FOB SALE-Two of tho next
constructed houses in liend ul
actual cost, with no charge for
the 100x120 feet of view property
they each stand upon. Tvfiim
like rent.
BEND PARK CO.
Rml EttmU mnJ jueraace
FOB BENT-The niftiest littlo
five-room house you evor saw.
Complete with modern bathroom
fireplace ' and partly furnished.
tlfi.00 per momh.
Ilend IrfMlfrn No. Loyal Or
ler of Minnie Meets in Hath-,
er's Hall first and third Thurs
day of each month. Visiting
brothers aro cordially Invited to
attond.
Olllce ,hona lllk KOI Mm. ink 1101
. rRKK CONHUI.TATION
Dr. R. D. Kctchum,
DrugleHN rii)lrlnn
lloun, to 12, t t 1:30, or br P
IMilnlmrnt. HATHKIt IIUILDt.SO
FULL LINE
of-
Hardware
Implements
Hunters' Supplies
Bend Hardware Co.
M. A. PALMER
Cabinet Maker ami Itulldrr,
Jobbing
f4crecn Doors ami Windows.
Franklin St., rear of Irrigation
Co.'s old building.
W. G. Manning, D. M. D.
DENTIST
Suite 12-14, O'Kane Building
Tel. DUck 17l Bend, Ore.
$100.00 Starts a Home!
I will bulM houM to wit, for 1100
down, balance In monthly paymanU.
J. C. niLU Caacaaa Haul.
Phona Mack 1301
BEND INSURANCE
AGENCY
Wrltera of all kinila of inauranca. 01.
aat Inauranca Aaancy In Cantral Ora
(on. II. C. Kllla. Klrat National Haatt
Building, Band, Oraton.
Shoe Repairing
Done In a KIRHT-CLAHS man-
nor, while yon wait.
L. Goodman, opposite Baker's
Grocery.
Casualty and Surety
Bonds Furnished
D. I,
See
WIGGINS
THE UNITED WARE
HOUSE COMPANY
Btaraie and Farwardlni, Gasera! Cam-
alaalaa Merchant.
Wa carry Oil, Oaaallna, Baiar, Flair,
Ball Mean, Haw, Baeaa and Lard.
The Bend Bulletin
GOOD PRINTING
Tinning and Uheot Metal
WM. MONTGOMERY,
Furnaces, Hpoutlng, Cluttering,
Cornice and Skylight
Repairing promptly attended to
Prices right, work guaranteed
DR. TURNER
Eye Specialut
at Portland
VISITS BEND MONTHLY
Watch papei (or Dale
or inquire of
THORSON, THE JEWELER
J. K. KNGKItRETHON,
PLUM HI NO AND HBATINO
117 Minnesota Btreot.
Estimates Cheerfully Furnished
Jobbing Promptly Done.
OBOROH 8. YOUNG
Civil and Irrigation Knglnocr
V. H. Mineral Surveyor.
Room 12, First National Bank
Building
JAMES AUSTIN,
(CLA RIN KTTI8T)
Musical Director
AND
Practical Teacher
on all Instruments
STUDIO, Orconwood Avo.
3 doors from Wall St, '
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