TUB UENU Hl'LLKTIN, HAII.V KhlTION. HKM, OHIOtMIN, MONDAY, NOVKM11KK 5, 10IT
ARMY DRILL GRIEVES
KNOCK-KNEED DARKY
AMERICAN TROOPS IN FRANCE WEAR STEEL HELMETS
An Opportune PurchiiNe Enables Us to Oner These
Seamless All Wool
LADIES' GOLF GLOVES
at tlie.se Exceptionally Low Prices
60 and 75 Cents
When this lot is sold we'll not he able to duplicate
these nt less than ).5 per cent advance, so we
advise early selections.
Ladies' Cray Mocha Silk Lined Gloves at $:).()() pair
Ireland's Washable Cape Gloves in black' tan, Rrey,
ivory and white, at $2.00 pair
"Dorc" Crepe dc Chine Undergarments
Just Received
Envelope Chemise at f'2.75, $:.()(). $'.150
Camisoles at 5e. $1.15, $1.2,5, 51.30
An unusifnlly pretty selection, especially attractive
for X m as giving
- (Br UiM rM to The Bend Bulletin.)
CAMP LEWIS, Tacoma, Nov.
E. And, speaking of troubles,
consider tho case ot Private
Robert Slmnkliis. colored, ot
San Diego, Cal, .
"Ah'm so knock-kneed that
when Ah stand at attention,
mah knees get looked to-
- getheh," lio told bis captain,
"and when Ah stand so they
don't, some gnhgont calls mo
- down for not havlu' mah heels
togethah. Ah'vo dona wore
calluses on mah knees." -
He was granted special per-
-e- mission to stand at attention
without keeping his heels too
close togother.
PARTY FROM SALEM
AT RANCH NEAR CITY
Secretary ot State Ben V. Olcott.
J. R. Linn, Russell Catlin and L.
Balmer arrived in Bend this morning
from Salem and spent the day at the
Pilot Butt9 ranch, in which they are
interested. The party will return on
tonight's train.
FOWEIt PLANT OI'KRATIXG.
The new wing of the Bend Water.
Light & Power Company's plant be
gan operating yesterday. The build
ing is not quite completed but will
be finished during the week.
AT THE MOVIES
liberty Theatre.
Police court happenings, raids,
scuffles. concealments, escapes,
gambling, girl. decoying, fake organ
selling, wire-tappers, hotel sneaks,
thefts (open and secret), gunplay
are not these part of the day and
night life of New York's tenderloin
the Great White Way?
Armstrong and Mizner, good men,
knew of these things, saw them, stud
ied them( assimilated them, and put
them in their play. "The Deep Pur
ple" hence its great success. It
has hadand is still having stupend
ous success wherever shown.
Besides the strength ot the story
offered, the strong personality of
Clara Kimball Young has been added
to make this piece a record breaker.
World Pictures have given the Liber
ty Theatre the rights to show this
play on Tuesday and Wednesday and
the patrons are certainly in for some
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TAXES
For the convenience of our cus
tomers we have published a booklet
containing a complete analysis and
explanation ot Normal and Special
War Taxes. Every person earning
over 91000 per year will be subject
to these taxes.
Avoid Severe Penalties
by Informing yourself fully. We shall
be glad to have you call for one of
our booklets free for the asking, to
our customers and friends.
First National Bank
Member Federal RescrveSystem.
Amrricitn troops wvnrlni; their new
I I : ; v:;o v
I & "
I lit .
I m
World Film Co
At the Liberty Theatre Tuesday and Wednesday.
big treat in seeing it.
"The Making of a Newspaper" is
an unusually interesting film in two
reels, depicting every biep in toe man
ufacture of a newsDaper. trom the
time spruce logs are rafted to the
pulp mill until th finished product Is
placed before the reader at the break
fast table.
This picture was made in Oregon
City, Camas, and Portland, and shows
the pulp mill in operation at Oregon
Dr. Turner, the well known
eye specialist of Portland,
will be in Bend on Wednes
day and Thursday, November 7 and
8, at Tnorsen s Jewelry Store. Dr.
Turner is a specialist ot experience
and standing and you will make no
mistake in consulting him about your
eyes, and glasses. Headaches re
lieved, cross eyes straightened, sat-
isfaction guaranted. Consult hint,
i Don't forget the date. 281-3
steel trench helmets ut a iriilnmu
D ir&ctictry of J I i
itlJORATIOlS , JJL
City, views ot the varioua processes
In paper making at tho big Camas,
Washington, mill, and then takes the
spectator into the plant of The Ore
gonlan, from editorial and telegraph
rooms through each mechanical de
partment until the paper Issues from
the presses.
The film, made by Lewis H. Mno-
maw for The Orcgonian, Is a work
of art. Ie has been praised highly by,
film men as tho best educatlonul film
1ealinir with newsnancr making ever
produced. In fnct. Its value Is so!
well recognized that after Its exhi-
bitlon throughout Oregon and South-;
western Washington It will bo sold !
to an eastern manufacturer for more
general distribution.
Grand Theatre.
Miss Jackie Saunders, one of the
most popular of the younger sot In
motion picture stardom, who is famil
iarly referred to by the fans as "Tom
boy Jackie," seems to have made an
other ten-strike In her newest Mutual
HorkheSmer produotlon, "Betty Be
Good," which is to be shown Tuesday
and Wednesday at the Grand Theatre.
Miss Saunders likes nothing bet
ter than going "llckety split," as she
calls It, across the screen, and there
is certainly action enough In the new
play to suit the star's Insistence upon
something doing all the time.
The locale of the play has also been
'ingeniously selected to Bull MIsb
Saunders' peculiar predilections.
While the greater part of the action
takes place In the halls of the wealthy
or In the crowded city streets, there
are flashes hero and there of the
open country, In which Miss Jackie
loves to roam. A sad-eyed Syrian
Jackass blocks the road and refuses
to make way for Miss Saunders' hlgh
powered car, biting and kicking at
her when she disembarks to drive
him away.
There Is all sorts of entortalnment
In "Betty Be Good," and all of It Is
good entertainment.
Samuel Hopkins Adams' story,
"Triumph," originally published In
Collier's and then declared to be tho
(best story thut popular author had
ever written, will be disclosed In
Bluebird photoplays at tho Grand
Theatre, on Thursday find Friday,
with Dorothy Phillips playing tho star
part. Lon Chaney and William Sto
well will, as usual load Miss Phillips'
supporting company. Joseph De
Grasse has made for Bluebird an Im-
rump iii'iir the French fiiilit.
innnsely Interesting screen version nt
the ntirrntlvo, brltiKliiR out 'thu full
value of tho plot In gripping develop
ments to a trnglc ending.
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with outbuildings. Will louse lot
for term of yours where house stands.
Inqulro Kenwood storo. 83 1-8 1 p
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Driver. Sanitary Laundry. 828-8 1.2p
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poB HALE Dandy Ford, Soe Louis
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16-18, O'Kano Bldg. 779-73tfc
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Hour 9 to 12, 1 to 5.
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Tinning and Sheet Metal
WM. MONTGOMERY.
Furnaces, Spouting, Guttering,
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Repairing promptly attended to
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of good four-foot sidewalk. Can
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yyANTKD Young man or lady to
put in spare time collecting In Bend.
. , 'Apply W. Henderson, 1142 Arcade
first class. , ... , , ... .. ,
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NI'MBKTt YOrXfl WOMKX AND
MRX wanted to prcpnro for tele
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caused by unusual drafting men for
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write Telegraph Department, Room
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Bend. :-: :: Oregon
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211 Oregon St., next to Tele
phono office. IIKN1), ORE.
W. P. MYERS
LAWYER
O'Kano Building, IIKND, ORE.
M. A. PALMER
Cabinet Maker antl Builder,
Jobbing
Screen Doors and Windows.
Franklin St., rear of Irrigation
Co.'s old building.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Meots at Kenwood School every
Lord's Day, at 10 a. m. All
members (trged to bo present.
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SHOP Al
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man or womnn; experienced pr
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Power Co. 820-7tfn
yyANTKIt Iti fined couple, employ
ed, dim: nio in and board In tp
vnto home whoro the am no oilier
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IngalU. r.i II mil Iltillntln. Refer
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JJoAltDKIt-H excellent homo cook
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al Hank, 29 Oregon. 791-75. ROo
yrAXTKI Olrl for general work In
Portland Hotel, opposite Ilrooks
Heunlon dry shed. 7 1) 0-7 4 1 to
yfATKI-H(uchold goods bought."
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yAXTKD Teams wanted to haul
cinders, Stata Highway. Wrlto or
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O'Kane Building, Bend, Orogoti
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117 Minnesota Stroet.
Estimates Cheerfully Furnished
Jobbing Tromptly Done.
FOB SALCOnn of tlm beta
conritructod' houses in I lend nl,
netttnl cost, with no chnrro for
the 100x120 foot of viow property
it slunilH upon. Terms llko rent.
Bend Park Co.
Real Estate and Insurance
W. G. Manning, D. M. D.
DENTIST
Suite 12-14, O'Kane Building
Tel. Black 1781 Bend, Ore.
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Writers of all kinds of Insurance. Old.
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Uullrllns, Bend, Oregon.
Bond Lodge No. 42(1 Ioynl Or
(lor of Moomv Moots In Mooso
Hnll evory Thursday. Visiting
brothers aro cordially Invited to
attend.