TIIH I1KNI) BULLETIN, DAILY KIH'IION, IIHND, OHKdOS, MTlllD.tV, AUGUST IH, 1017
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PLENTY OF SPRUCE
Sunday in Bend
Churches
FOR U. S. AIRPLANES
MIIIh of NortliwcMt Fully t'lipuble of
lluinllliiK Government Order
for Next IH Months.
(Mr United Press to the Brni! Bull.tln)
HKATTI.K, . Wash., Aug. 18
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To-Night and
Sunday Night
Sananes Sextette of
Spanish Troubadors
CHANGB OK ACT
Saturday Photoplay
ROBERT WARWICK
"A GIRL'S FQLLY"
WEEKLY and "You Know Me, Al."
Sunday-Monday Photoplay
KATHLYN WILLIAMS
"OUT OF THE WRECK"
A Big Pinmount Feature Piclogripk Cartoon Comedy
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Bend in Brief
DOINGS A YOUR CITY.
You'll Find Them litre.
SATURDAY.
Kr.l Men. office of K. 1. UIImiii, In
O'Kuun building, H p. m.
SUNDAY.
Her v Icon in nil lli-ml rhurrhfe,
MOMMY. "
I. O. O. F Siilhrr' Hall, N p. in.
ltoyul Anil .Miimhin, MumhiIit Hull,
N p. in,
I'uIiiKth INvorutor I'iiIiiii, Ixnif
I'lno Ijilxir Ti'inplt', M p. in,
TUESDAY.
His I 'rx, Culhnllc Allnr Kuril)',
It p. III., lU'll ClIMN Hl'WlUlUlTN.
M, W. A., Hiithfr's Hull, N p. m.
Hlone Muwiii'h & llrlrkluycm I'n
Jim, Irfimi 1'lne Liilmr Ti'inpli, T::lii
p. in.
WEDNESDAY. '
Coinmrrclul Club luncheon, I'lliil
Hullo Inn, ikmiii.
Knights nf I'ylliliiN, KulliiT'a Hull,
H p. in,
llcml Kin, Kinhli'iii ( lull, T:4.1
p. m.
Red ( pi bm, Hi'hi'kuli Lodge, It!
"r)NH lll'UlllllilHTX, !i p. iu.
THURSDAY.
A. V. A. M., Miixiiiiic Hull, H
p. m.
Oii-prntei-a & Joiners Union, Lone
J'Imii Labor Temple, 8 p, in.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
. Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Skusa are on
' on auto trip to Spoknno.
Miss Daisy Stuwarl leaves this ev
ening for Washington to visit her
mother.
II. II, Mclntyre Ib on a short bus
iness trip to Hpoktinu, Inil will return
next week.
Mrs. Fred Hoynolds and Binnll
child nro Id l.u Grande visiting rela
tives threo wooks.
, It. I,. Dolus wont hack In Hood
Itlvor, having passed a week here
attending to luminous.
C. Hlnklo, of Lakevlcw, passed
through Band on Ills way to l'rlne
vlllo for a week's trip.
John II. Bnydnr wag on this morn
ing's stago for I.o Pino, whoro ho
will tnko up a homestead.
. Miss Mlnnlo Culley took the early
train for Abordnnn, Washington, nf
lor visiting hero Blneo Thursday.
Mr. jind Mrs. A. I., Thornton, of
Portland, came In from I.ukevlew
and roimiliind over night In this city,
William I), ailson, of Snlem, broth
. or of 10., I). (IIIhoii, of Hund, pnssed
thrnuKh town yestordny, makliii; un
auto trip..
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Sunday
Matinee
KARII DAY
AMUSEMENTS.
TOXK.IIT.
Llbr-iiy TlirntH".
Ruiihiiih Hpanlnh Troubadours
Hubert Warwick. In "A Girl'
Follies."
Comedy, "You Know Mo, Al."
Grand Thrutrr.
"Tho Modern Mother (loom;."
Charlie Chuplln, In "Tho lin-
migrant.'"
Hippodrome.
Dancing. 8:30 to 12. Ilealy's
orchestra,
TOMORROW.
Matinees ml Grand Theatre
(')iiirlln Chuplln, In "The I in-
migrant."
"Tho Modern Mother Oooso."
Evening Htuart Holmes, In
"Tho Scarlet Letter."
'ha. Conklin, In "Tho Film
Spoilers."
Motlnon and evening, at Lib
erty Thoatro-Kolhlyn Williams
In "Out o( tho Wrock."
I'lctograph Comiidy.
Snnancs Spanish Troubn
uours.
W. F. Ware has gouo to Spoknno
to remain several wueks and l hum an
to remain several months while work
ing there.
Mrs. T. G. Decker left for Detroit,
Michigan, today and expect to spend
tho winter thero visiting Mrs, Deck
er's parents.
r;imer i.ennnerr left last night tor
Portland, whore he will tnko the
physical examination for tho United
States navy.
'W. L. Moody took his departure for
Hood Itlvor, where he plans to remain
permanently. He has lived In Uund
the pust year.
. J. McGinn, of tho accounting
department of tho O.-W. R. A N., at
Portland, spent tho day In Dond on
railroad business. '
J. W. Daker has gono to Morrow,
whoro he will bo connected with con
struction work. Ho does not export
to return to Bond.
Miss Gladys Hen ley, of Portland,
who was visiting hor father, C. II.
Seoley, of Bend, returned to tho city
after a three woeks' stay.
Mrs. C. H. Young and children, of
Portland, are vlBltlng hor sistor-ln-
It Is not often that you can got a
genuine Florenco Oil Stove as choap
as we are offering them at this time.
All of theso Btovor tlio small ones
and tho larger ones, Hiobo with ovons
and those without must go now.
A roal saving nnd one that pays div
idends In tlmo, fuel and ttroublo savod
F. DEMENT & CO.
The Preferred Slock Store
GROCERIES HARDWARE
MiIioiIIh( Eplwopiil Church.
Sunday will bo I'ulrlotlc lluy. The
services will bo of u patriotic nature.
Wa are In tho Midst of a lrrllil(
war and fow pooplo realize It. We
are In a death struggle with tho Ocr
man allies for tho express purpose
of bringing about a complete, world
peaco. The church will be decorated
with tho bright color, and sermons
and songs will bo In, huruiony with
tho occasion.
Hunduy school at 10:00 a. in. Let
uh muke tlila a rousing time. Some
rou.1 surprises are In store for all
thorn) who come.
At 1 1 o'clock the pastor will praach
on "A Study In Horoes." Tho choir
will furnish the beat of music. Hot
ter coma to this morning; aorvlce. You
will find the glad hand of welcome
extended to you.'
At 7:00 p. in., a rousing Epworth
league service under a most capable
leader.
At H:00 p. m., the evening service
will bo held. At this service Mr.
Eric I'. Holt, Army Y, M..C. A. Sec
retary, and formerly principal of the
Horn high school, will give an ad
dress on "America's fart In the Great
World I'roblom." Tho many friends
of Mr. Holt will surely want to hear
him at tills time. Hotter come early
If you want a good seat.
W. C. STKWAHT, Pastor.
HcuikIIiiuvvIuii l.ulliernn Church.
Kunday school at 10:00 a. in.
Morning services at II' o'clock.
Subject, "Ik-ware of Pharisaism."
Kveulng services at 7:45 o'clock.
The Ladles' Aid will meet al the
church Wednesday, August 22, at
2:30 p. m. Refreshments served by
Mrs. Dahle. JH. BHONO. Pastor.
law, Mrs. T. II. Marsden. They will
probably remain all winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rice are receiv
ing congratulations over the arrival
of a nine and one-half nound bov.
born at tho Bend Surgical hospital.
Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Vandcvort. Miss
Trnkla Peterson and Miss Nona
Richardson will leave this evening
by auto for Odell Lake to spend Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. C. 8. Reed,' who have
lived at Sliver Lako for ten years,
moved away today. They have gone
to Portland, and stopped In Bend on
tho way.
Mrs. B. F. 8caloy and Miss Elfle
Sealoy aro now in Portland where
Miss Sealey bas gone to attend the
HeiiMon Polytechlnc school. Mrs.
8eoly has been here visiting Mrs.
John Crcaon.
Judgo and Mrs. J. A.' Eastes and
Miss Elsie Olsln 'returned last night
from a trip through Eugene, Mcd
ford, Klamath Falls and Lake coun
ty. Miss Olsln visited her mother
for threo days whilo 1n Med ford.
S. G. Bet tea, "cowboy preacher,"
will arrlvo In Bend Tuesday of next
week and will conduct services here
in one of the local church. Since last
November, Mr'I Bottos has made 2250
miles, travelling by horse and buggy.
Frank Wallace, Roy Dickinson and
N. F. Harper motored up from Tum
alo on business this morning and are
returning this afternoon. Mr. Har
per's brother, Ivan W. Harpor. en
llsucd recently In tho United Stales
Regular army, from Tumalo.
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Franklin, Miss
Julia Franklin and Graham Franklin,
of Tcnnllle, Georgia, are on their way
homo, after spending three weeks at
Grandview with Herbert Franklin.
This the third summer they have
spent at Grandview. Mrs. Franklin
Is prosldont of the Daughters of the
Confederacy.
Eric Bolt, formerly principal of the
Bend high school, arrived on this
morning's train for a hrlof visit. He
is now connected with tho army
branch of the Y. M. C. A. at Vancou
ver Barracks. Tho young people of
the Methodist church aro planning to
ontortaln Mr. Bolt with a dinner Sun
day at noon,
Washington and Oregon lumbermen
can supply all the airplane spruce
the Allies will need. The two north
western states contain great bodies of
spruce, tho mills aro large enough to
handle any order, and railroads are
capable of carrying Immense quant!
ties of the spruce to airplane factories
In the east.
This today Is the opinion of lead
ing lumber manufacturers. They are
now, preparing to cut 117,000,000
feet of spruco which will be needed
for airplane construction In tho next
18 months. As only about 18 per
cent of a log Is suitable for airplane
stock., over 600,000,000 feet of lum
ber must be cut.
Spruce manufacturers now are or
ganized to handle government orders.
ItIDH WANTED.
The school board of District No. 3.
Tumalo, Oregon, will receive bids for
transportation of pupils for the ensu
ing school year and by automobile
from the territory 7 miles north and
7 miles west to tho school in Tumalo.
Information as to routes and spec
ifications will be furnished by J. M.
Griffin, Tumalo, Oregon.
I ho board reserves the right to
reject uny or all bids, and all pro
posals must be In the office of the
District Clerk at Tumalo, by Septem
ber 1, 1917.
J. L. COUCH, Chairman.
FRED N. WALLACE,
Clerk. 208-2CC
NOTICE!
pOR the benefit ol those
who wish to observe
the food conservation
suggestions there will be
a "Mettless Meal" added
to the menu each day.
Try it at
The Cozy Restaurant
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ARTHUR J. MOORE
Lawyer
GENERAL PRACTICE
Ixg Cabin Building
BEND, ORE. Phone Black 1411
FOR SALE-One of the best
constructed houses in Bend at
actual cost, with no charge for
the 100x120 feet of view property
it stands iiion. Terms like rent.
Bend Park Co.
Real Estate and Insurance
FULL LINE
of
Hardware
Implements
Hunters' Supplies
Bend Hardware Co.
Phone
561
THE BEND BULLETIN
for Good Printing
W. W. FAULKNER. D. M. D.
DENTIST
Suite 0-8-10, O'Kane Building
Bend, ... Oregon
The Store With Good Goods
MARKS OF MERIT
When there's a wedding, a birthday, or anniversary, or any occasion
arises to make a gift, whether It is from custom or sentiment, It
means a tialt to our store. People know that we s'and for tho high
est grade of Lieichandlse, the newest and brightest idees in Jewelry,
the finest of Diamonds and the best of Watches.
LARSON & COMPANY
WATCHMAKERS & JEWELERS
At the Sinn of the Big Clock Qend Oregon
Lowest
Rate in
"AckHowUJgtd WorlJ't
'ZTT. J (HUGHES No. 50 "7";
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X "ft Tt.4 md 4wW taW COO KHMKtMrWC Ih.f.i sA
Bend Water, Light
& Power Co.
VERNON A. FORBES
LAWYER
First National Bank Building
Bend, :: :: Oregon
DR. J. H. CONNARN
DENTIST
Offlo in Sathsr Building,
Hour 9 to 12, 1 to 6.
Sundays and evening by
Appointment.
Ilond Lodge No. 423 Loyal Or
der of Mouse Meets in Moose
Hall every Thursday. Visiting
brothers are cordially invited to
attend.
M. A. PALMER
Cabinet Maker and Builder,
Jobbing
Screen Doors and Window.
Franklin St., rear of Irrigation
Co.'s old building.
$100.00 Starts a Home!
I will bulM a houM to suit, for ilOO
down, balance in monthly . payment.
J. C. HILL, Caatada HottL
Phone Black 13S1
Tinning and Sheet Metal
WM. MONTGOMERY.
Furnaces, Spouting, Guttering,
Cornice and Skylight
Repairing promptly attended to
Prlcea right, work guaranteed
J. E. KXGEltRETSOX,
PLUMBING AND HEATING
117 Minnesota Street.
Estimates Cheerfully Furnished
Jobbing Promptly Done.
Second Hand Furniture
Bought and Sold
Sales Every Saturday
Corner Bond & Oregon Stieeti
PHONE BLACK 1711
H. R. Griffus & Son
Cooking
Oregon
CrtoHtt Eltctric Rag"
H. H. De ARMOND
LAWYER
O'Kane Building, Bend, Oregoi
Office phone Blk 1701 Rca, Blk 2101
FREE CONSULTATION
Dr. R. D. Ketchum,
Drugless Physician
Bonn, S to It. 1 to 6:80, or bj ap
pointment. SATHER BUILDING
W. G. Manning, D. M. D.
DENTIST
Suite 12-14, O'Kane Building
TeL Black 1781 Bend, Ore.
BEND INSURANCE
AGENCY
Writer! of all kind of inniMaee, Old.
eat Insurance Agency In Central Ore
Iron. H. C. Elite. First Matioaai Baak
Building, Bend, Oregon.
GEORGE S. YOUNG
.Civil and Irrigation Engineer
U. S. Mineral Surveyor.
Room 4, over Bend Co. office.
DR. TURNER
Eye Specialist
ol Portland
VISITS BEND MONTHLY
Watch papei for Dalei
or inquire of
THORSON. THE JEWELER
JAMES AUSTIN
(CLARINETTIST)
Musical Director
AND
Practical Teacher
on all instruments
STUDIO, Greenwood Ave.
3 doors from Well Su