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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 31, 1917)
ras THK BEND l.l'LLKTIN. DAILY KDITION, BKKD. OIUXJON, litlUAV, AlOl'HT III. 1017 T cull in j Bond Quick Exchange, at Oregon and lloml, or Phono Black mi, 548-aatrc "Phone 5 1 " WANTKIK Two first class lumber pllors. A-l wages to right men. Phono Red 691, or address P. O. Box 314, Bond. 63ti-17tfc ir "Phone 51" "Phone 51" EIGHTH GRADE EXAM DATES MADE PUBLIC Tests to Bo Held iu County on S"p- tember G and 7 Sis Schools to Open on September S. Dates for eighth grade examina tions In Deschutes county were nounced this morning by County -School Superintendent J. Alton Thompson, when he stated that tests u-ill be held on September 6 and 1 in the following distracts: No. 1, Beud; No. 2. Redmond; No. 4. La Pine; No. E, Terrebonne; No. 6, Sisters; No. 12, Lower Bridge; Mo. 23, Gist; No. 25, Harper; No. 26, Mlllican; No. 28. Hoeck; No. 30. Des chutes. The following schools open, with the following teachers, September 3: Terrebonne, District No. 5, Mrs. "Whiteis, principal, Mr. Williams, Miss Deitrich, Miss Wilson; District No. 6 Sisters, Mrs. Grant, principal, Mrs. Howell; District No. 17, Hampton, Miss Pries hoff; District No. 20, Ar nold, Miss Serfllng;-District No. 22 Richardson, Miss Dunsmoor; District Ko. 30, Deschutes, Florence Foster. Stwir Idolatry. "Gadspur lias a little white ben that lays an egg every diy." "I guess he's proud of that bird." "Proud Is not Hie name for It. Why. wan, be has bad a phonographic record niade of her cackle." Birmingham .Age-Herald. Th Cithern. 'The cithern, a musical Instrument re sembling the guitar, mentioned in I 'Maccabees It. $4. employed by the 'Chaldeans, was probably Introduced Into Palestine by the Hebrews after 1 belr return from the Babylonian cap tivity. Her Chance. He (Just to make conversation) Do you think opals are unlucky? She I should prefer a diamond if it's all the ame to you. Boiton Transcript. 8kpt!eal. "What Is a nkepOcJ" "A man who always puts paste on tbe back of a postage stamp." Puck, " CLAB8ES BEGIN". "Mrs. Ashley Forrest's classes In piano and voice will begin on Sep tember 6. 225-30C BUYS HUPMOBILE. Tat Barry, SUver Lake sheepman, purchased a fire-passenger Hupmo Ibile this morning from the Bend 'garage. C. S. HUDSON, President E. M. LARA, Cashier C. C. COE, Vice President ' L. G. McREYNOLDS, Asst. Cashier E. A. 8ATHER, Vice President. B. A. STOVER, Asst. Cashier lEe First National Bank OF BEND, BEND, OREGON. STATEMENT June 20, 1917. . . RESOURCES ; Bills Receivable $432,302.70 ' ' Bonds and Warrants 19,374.16 Stock Federal Reserve Bank , 1.300.00 Real Estate, Furniture and Fixtures 31057.34 Bonds to Secure Circula- tion 12,600.00 6 Redemption Fund .... 625.00 Other Real Estate Owned 3,677.63 CASH AND EXCHANGE 183,004.75 Bonds to Secure U. . S. P. S 4,034.78 . $688,736.24 LIABILITIES Capital $ 26,000.00 Surplus and Profits 26,699.74 Circulation 12,600.00 !. ; '.1 Deposits 624,636.60 S . ;L ,;,.;:; ' $688,736.24 ' FirstJNational Bank ' Member Federal Reserve System. FIRST, it is our aim to satisfy our customers. SECOND, it is our aim to have every customer satisfied. THIRD, the satisfied customers in Bend are our customers. FOURTH, we are satisfied only when we have satisfied all of our many cus tomers with our service, our goods, our policy. GROCERIES OlrS! - Q WORLD IRAOV PICTURE M A O B ALICE BRADY Darkest Russia (Nrrrf by TRAVERS VALE At the Liberty, Saturday night only. AT THE MOVIES Grand Theatre"; There have been a number of won derful pictures recently depicting the war conditions as they are in 'Eur ope, but "The Fall of a Nation." the eight reel picture to be shown at the Grand Theatre Monday and Tues day shows possible conditions If our country were invaded. Scenes that are familiar to many will be shown. The troops taking part in this wonderful spectacle is composed of our own '"Sammies." members of the California batteries that served on the border during the Mexican trouble. No picture has ever done more to urge national defense than this pic ture. It is said that after showing the picture in some of the larger cities there was a noticeable increase in the Tecruhing. The music for "The Fall of a Na tion" was composed by Victor Her bert, and has done much to interpret the scenes of the picture. Harold Sanford, who conducted "The Fall of a Nation," says: "Is Richard Strauss had composed this score and labelled it a 'tone poem,' all out music critics would be studying it, analyzing its structure, commenting on the unique tonal quality obtained by peculiar combina tions of instruments and admiring its emotional effectiveness." Saturday and at the Sunday mat inee. Baby. Marie Osburn, the little child actress is leading, in "Sunshine and Gold." This leading part is not taken by a "Grown-up person acting 1 like a lady," but by a little girl whose flowing hair truly truly and sunny disposition merit the name of "Sun shine and Gold." The Liberty Theatre. Mary PIckford's new photoplay, "A Romance of the Redwoods," staged under the direction of Cecil B. DeMille for Artcraft pictures, pre sents a striking example of why the greatest number of motion picture producers operate in California. The wonderful sunlight together with the wide variety of scenery obtainable within short- distances from the studio can only be secured In this part of the country. The gigantic redwoods, together with the mountain forest scenes and the immense rolling plains of the west display somo of the most won derful natural settings erer caught by the camera and offer a striking background for the romantic story with its charming situations of par ticular heart appeal. The picture will make its performance at the Lib erty Theatre at the Sunday matinee and night and Monday. The most timely feature picture Issued In a long time is "Darkest Russia" which has been issued by the World Film Corporation. This master production shows the pre- revolutfon conditions In Russia with the most startling fidelity. The lib erty-loving groups are shown fight ing lor their freedom and the old regime police are seen combatting these forces. Alice Brady Is the star In this splendid offering and she is seen In one of the most effective of the many roles which she has assumed. Miss Brady appears as a young Russian musician who at a crucial moment and at a big assemblage refuses to play "God Save the Czar." As a re sult of this refusal she Is separated from her sweetheart and Is sent to Siberia. There she 'becomes an angel of mercy to the afflicted. Finally, under the most dramatic circumstan ces, she Is reunited to her lovor. The story is replete with excitement and Interesting Incidents. It has been staged on a very lavish scale and Is easily one of the most notablo offer ings ever issued -on a program. See "Darkest Russia" at the Lib erty Theatre on Saturday night, and be splendidly entertained. lADVffiTKMNrS YOU GET WHAT V YOU WANT WHEN A YOUASKFORlTif WANTED pURXITl'nK WANTED Wu will pay best cash price (or mod fur niture and household goods. Phone Black 1641. 385-78lfc TO EXCHANGE "po K.( H A.NdK Pino midline lot In Boulevard addition, (or Ford. Inquire Ilullntln. 0G7-24.20O FOR SALE pott HAI.K Modern house and two lots; lawn and trora. In WloMorla. Bargain. 654-23. 27c ryU SALE Royal typewriter and rase. Call Mrs. A. M. Lara, Phono Black 191. 663-26,7 poll HALF A now Nnw Homo sow ing mnenine. 4T uurnrist Ave, 662-26. Sip pOH SALE Two horsns, weight anoirt loon nnunds earn; cnenn Phone Black 1701. 653-24. 27c pOH SAI.F Jonnot; to be had cheap. 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Inquire Bulletin of fice.. 492-OBtfc pOR SALE Two lota lo Northwest Townslte Company's Second Ad dition (west of the river, near 8hev- lln mill); price $160, easy terms, Ap ply abc .Bulletin office. tf Yott'fl Surely Find It Here Put In Your (W DUDS SUDS BEND LAUNDRY Phone Black 311 Transfer Light and Heavy Hauling Phone 221 Pioneer Auto Stage & Truck Co. PROMPT 8KRVICE ALWAYS WK KNOW HOW. PILOT BUTTE BARBER SHOP BEST SERVICE ASSURED E. C. LANDINGHAM, Prop. In Pilot Dutto Inn TO-NIGHT! Sunday Night! LILLIAN WALKER JUNE CAPRICE -IN- IN Sally In "Acwwof A Hurry The WM" An Aerial Joy Ride PATHE NEWS New. Saturday Night Monday Night Sunday Matinee Tuesday Night O 1 The Greatest Present, OlinSnl H.C Day War Picture and Gold "The FaU of .. . , . A Nation" Alio Two Rel of "Luke Comedy in Everv. A,ne,kan s,,ou,d see tliis Miiicrdrnruii mid Tin-Can-Alley" I Iieitr the spmul music I GRAND p)R HALE Lots S and in, at Mock poll HALE Lois and 10, or block 13, Bend View, price (200, easy 24 of Kenwood, price 1326, very terms. 8ve ABC, Bulletin office. easy terms. Sea ABC, Bulletin office. S60-70tf - 349-170tr Oregon Fuel and Transfer Fireproof Storage for Household Goods. We can furnish an A-l experienced man to do your packing. NOW IS THE TIME TO ORDER YOUR HEAVY WOOD FOR WINTER. . Body wood, limb, slab or boxwood. Express Damage Packing Storage Moving Shipping PHONE 661 Dance Tuesday and Saturday Nights HIPPODROME Hesley 4-Pwcc Orckotra HOTEL ALTAMONT Is still the Homo Hotel of BEND Good Meals at all times Regular Meals 35c Extras If desired I If ones Dairy 1 ;, CLEAN MILK 'r AND CREAM. Milk for Infants and Invalids a Specialty. 1 I Aik Black 1531 j THEATRE CARL JOHNSON. 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