The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, November 09, 1917, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTIIH IIHNI IHIXKTIN. DAILY KIIITIO.N, HKNI, OKFXION, FRIDAY, NOV KM It Kit II, 11117 PACK a 1! TonightLast Time JACK IMCKKOItl) AND IX) DISK HUFF IN "THE VARMINT" Funny? lt' ii knockout ! SATURDAY ONLY Win Id-1 Irmly Mucin 1'lcUircM Ml'ltllH. nSTIUCIir, will. AllTIH'll ASIILKY - In - "Moral Courage" 'I'llll ll'llllllllH ll( Scotch liiisln In ii mill town. Kn Joyulily illlti'i t'iil MUTUAL NEWS COMFvDY IIih Cannibal Wife 1917 NOVEMBER 1917 SUN MONjTUE WEDjTHU 1 FRI SAT 507 8 910 1112131415;i6il7 18192021222324 Bend in Brief DOINGS I A YOUR CITY. You'll 1-lnJ Them Here. I ItlDW. It'txlink, Kutliii-' Hull, H p. in. V. O. V. .CiilinrU IiiiiiiIh i., H p. ni. KATt lilt AY. IU-.1 Mm, off Ire of K. O. GINon, OK line hiill'lliiK. MONDAY. I. . . 1, Hnllier'a Hull, H p. in. KiihKtii Htur, Munoiilc Hull, H i. in. lnJitiri iiimI IMiirntor' t'nloti, lolii' I'Iiii' Lulmr Temple, H ft. m, I I 'KSDAY. M. W. A., HiiiIi.t'h Hull, H p. in. HI I OKF.GON Til INK TRAIN Arrlvca 7:20 n. in. t Lcuvca 8 p. 111. ' O.-W. It. M N. THAI. Arrlvua 7:35 p. m. l.onvoa 7:2b ii. m. ai:to htagic link moitii. I, im veil 8 : 5 li. in, 4 ArrlvoH 6 p. in. AITO IJNKH. Cora to lliirna. Kurt K Inmat h Kurt itock, Hllvnr Luke anil other polnla ami til and south . eiiBt. POST OFFICK HOl'HH. )enornl deliver open dully 8:. 'to a. in. to 7 p. in. Nn mull illHlrllnili'il on Sunday. NIkIii trulii mull cloaca 7:15. Day trnln mnll cloaiia fi : 30 n. ni. Ti:i,K(il(AI'll HOI KS. Woalorn Union, 8 n. m. to 0 p. III. Hlllliliiy unit ll c1 Id ii y n V I i. m. to 10 a. m., 6 p. in. to il p. m. TF.I.ICPIIONK IIOI IW. Pnclllo Tnl. ft Tnl. Co. 2 4 hour LOCAL NEWS ITEMS Davidson wiiH In from Olat friirsduy on business. il radii II. Gllloaplo In In I'ortlunil Bpond- liiK it two weeks' viu-at Icm. Iloas 1'iirn ha m apmit tlio day In Prlnovlllo on li'Kiil IiiihIik'hh. J. II. (Murk bus gone to Fresno, California, to pusB tlio winter. Virgil Conn Blurted fur 1'nlnli-y yoB tnrduy In IiIb niiirlilmi, lint tlm cur "broko down a lid ho returned 'to town for (ho night. Frank CroiiHuy ciiinii In from Port IiiiiiI tills mornlim on business eon lifletnd Willi liiHtnllliiK III" pliiinliliiK In llin now athletic club. PILOT BUTTE 11 14,000 PEOPLE paid $ 1 .00 admission in three days at the Longacre Theatre TO SEE You cun now ice tliii remarkable picture at tlie Sunday Matinee Lr 10c.-20c. ond Evening only l.rc.-25c. 'HYroCRITKS'oi-'THE NAKED TRUTI I" with M.m.ret EJwardi in the nude, representing tlie Naked Trutli. carriei a won derful leuon and it a marveloui photoplay which it-ind pre-eminent a a unique production of cinema art. mmt SUNDAY MATINEE & Night & Monday Nov. 11th & 12th A 10 pound Imliy ly wiih burn to Mr. mid Mm. H"rt Hum, of Wlcalnrlu, Wi'ilui'niluy nlclil. .Mra. A. I.. Ili-fr. Titii, Kutlil"in uud Kruiirla Iti-ff ull I'-ft tlila iiiorn IriK for Tiiiuiiiu, WiihIiIiikIoii. wlinro limy will piiHH lln wliilur with Mr. Il.tff. Mra. M. II. Ilortiin lina kouc to l.l'WlHlcill, IilllllO, lO V I X 1 1 P'lUtlVI'H until ufmr TliunkanlvliiK. Whlln IIiitk alio will n Iho utlmid tlio uimuul atock aliow. Dr. mid Mra. ('. ('. firlffitll drovr III thnlr uutoiiioblln from IliiniH yca-ti-nluy unci went out lunt iiIkIh for u vlalt In I'ortlunil. Thi-y l"fl tlmlr car Ihtii and will atop for It on tlio way back. Minn Marl" Austin, formerly of llcud, la vlnltliiK frli'Miln Ihtp for u fw diiya. Mlaa Aualln left llctid for Tacomu luat Manb and allien tbcii haa been IravnlliiK III mont of the I count cltlea. V. V. llrtink licituti hla trip homo to Twin KuIIh, Idiiho, thla niornliiK. Il lina Juhi roneluded n two wuuka' vlalt with hla duiiKliter, Mra. Fiona Hull, of Fort Itock. Mra. Hull drove up with him to lleiid yeaterdiiy. Mlaa Norn .Mull, unit Minn Irene Hurna left Wiilnemlay evenllilt for Sea 1 1 In. Mlaa Moltz hua been vlail liiK frlvnda In llend for the pual Ihree luoutha. Mlaa Hurna, who la a ulster of Mra. Ja nii'B Ityuu, wax ciahler lit a local store. Shu will make u tour of Ihe North wi-Bt before retiirnliiK to her homo In St. 1'uiil. Tho now Kdlaoii, "Tlio I'honoKruph With li Soul," ul Heed & llorton.--Adv. liSlli: MAY NOT CONTINUE FOOTHALL SEASON No football ft'iuio will he played thla Saturday by llend lilh achool owIiik to tho fuel that Itedtnond. with whom tho dnto hud boon made, hua failed to produce n team. Iletwoen Illness in tlio town mid luck of or Knnlr.nlloii In tlio team tho achodulo of thn other IiIkIi schools hua been d siirriuiKeil. Tho football season for tlio local IiIkIi achool may be at an oud iiH no other names uro In pros pect. HYGIENE SOCIETY TO MAKE CAMPS CLEAN ( lly llnltnl I'ri-ut to Tho lli-nil llullptln.) POIITLANI), Or., Nov. 9. Aim iiiK to help In tho moral crusades In towns nnd cities near army camps, former members of tho old Pacific Coast Social HyglMiio Federation mid others Interested In this work, have completed the nrKnnlziillon of tho WoBturn Socltil Hygiene sncloty. A war work council has boon ap pointed and offices opened hero. The orKiinlr-atloii plana to take an active part In the cleanup of Washington cltlofl near Camp Lewis. William T. Foster, president of Hood College, Is president of tho so ciety. llotpolnt Kloctrlo Irons, flrt.OO. The A Double Bill, with "fatty" Arbuckle in His Wedding Night AT THE HOTELS. I'lbil lltilto Inn. I. I'. Klcliurdaon, Portland. ('. P. Kpon, Portland. K. II. Schufer. Seattle. II. II. Woodcock. Spokane. HiiKo Nelson. Spokuno. J. M. Korco, Wulla Wulla. W. M. II. Woodward, Portland. Vlrull Conn, Pulaloy. I)r. C. C. Griffith and wlfo, Hurna 1.. S. Kurloy, Hurna. K. It. Look Silver I.uko. Cluirlea Pltchor, Silver Lake. (ilenn Smith, Portland. V. M. Scliiiljueh, Portland. K. W. Cox, Scuttle. A. K. Hoblnaun, Itolao. W'rlulit Hotel. John Thomas, llend. II. 1.. Marsh, Portland. Mra. I.. I). Lewis. Tacoma. I.oo It. Hrandon. Allele. Charles Heater. Murk Heemun, Itend. C. K. C.rell, Dcnd. V. T. Klmaou, La Pino. J. A. Smith. Hlulock. I. oonurd Ulckeraon, Dorr, Wash. "W. S. Huaaull, Lyndon, Wush. C. II. Kruloy, Wash. Mra. Laura (Jove, Hurna. II. (). Kawcett, La Pino. A. Iilckeraon, lioniateud Valley. II. II. KilKorc. Mllllcau. It. K. Portlu. Sink. C. P.. Ilarnian, Hampton. J. W. O'Kceffo, Silver Lake. Cozy Hotel. Mr. and Mra. It. C. Stonor, Ash land. Mra. May Wodwlntor, Hums. A. K. Klcliurdaon, Hums. Mra. Mollndy, La Pine. Kloaa Hull, Fort Hock. J. W. A. Hunch. Fort Itock. I). W. Ilruiik, Twin Fulls, Iduho. N. Heasiiillon, Portland. It. 11. Shorrltt. T. 1. O'Connell. (i. W. Heels, Fort Itock. (ioorKn Diff ill. Caacudc Locks. C. Dlffln, Coscado Locks. I-. S. Hl'KVKVOK II Kit K. W. M. H. Woodward, of tho lT. S. general land office at Portland, Is In this vicinity surveying homesteads and running boundary linos. Ho ar rived yesterday from Lake county wlinro ho has boon engaged in sim ilar work for tho forestry service. Today lie was on Unvis crook working at tho Goorgo Graff homestead. He will probably remain out in tho hills until nftor tho next bad storm, as he lias nearly a month's work to do near Hond. The Store With Good QooJs Table Silver The Silvor Servleo U so Inti mately woven into home affairs Unit lt selection shuuldbe mudo whore especial core Is dovoted to Tablo Silver and where ad vice and sug'g'CstioUH may guide tlio purchaser. LARSON & CO. luivo achieved a peculiar distinc tion as the store Hpeclali.iii in correct Table Silver, (iiesent'ii tlio lineal stock In Control Oio-ffon. LARSON & CO. WatchmuKer ond Jewelers BEND. OREGON At ihe Sign of Ihe Ufa Clock SUNDAY William DUSTIN "The This is a special Vox Feature and the first of the new STANDARD pic tures to be shown in Hend. These pictures are new and the highest priced productions on the market. .See this great patriotic, educational, instructive and intensely in teresting picture Prices"The Spy" 25c and 35c BENNETT GROCERY STORE PURCHASED Kiirl A. limn Now In ('liurgt' of Huh Jiifw Former Owner Will Con tinue: to Operate in Hend. With tho changing of the business of the Dennett Grocery store to a cash busts, the purchase of the store. Including tho taking over of the lease by A. K. Otis, of Tho Dalles, was an nounced this morning. The store is now in charge of Earl A. Koss. who came hore a few days ago from Hood Itlver. ll la understood that the J. C. Penney Interests are behind the pur chaae, and that the store rooms in the O'Kano building may later be used to house one of the chain of Penney stores throughout the United States. On this point, however, Mr. Robs was unablo to give definite information when interviewed today. Louis Hcnnelt, former proprietor of tho store, stated this morning that ho would remain in business in Bend, but could not state his exact loca tion. Ha is remaining at the store for a few days taking care of a few details incident to the sale of the stock. RAISES BIG BEETS. Mangel wurtzel, or sugar beets, of a size that indicates favorable grow ing conditions are now on exhibition In the window of the office of the Homeseekers Land Company at the comer of Wall and Minnesota streets. They were raised by E. Reed at his ranch in Homestead Gardens, two miles southeast of town. In speak ing of tho beets Mrs. Heed points out that beets from this section have been found to have an unusually high sugar content and urges that an effort be made to obtain a beet sugar factory here. MARKET Get our prices First on Groceries and Fruits You will notice a difference Phone Black 1171 Prompt Delivery In Old Bend Theatre Building BEN F. ROSEMAN UNION MONDAY Fox Presents FARNUM IN Spy" HRAND THEATRE I V WHERE GOOD JL PICTURES ARE SHOWN HURRY UP XMAS BOXES, IS WARNING Persons who intend sending Christ mas packages to soldiers In France are advised to get them off as soon as possible, as the postal authorities are not prepared to handle, long dis tance orders with any degree of of promptness after November 15. Not more than half a doen hoxea have thus far been mailed from Bend to American boys in Europe. Any coming after the middle of the month will not be guaranteed by the gov ernment to reach the boys in time for the annual celebration. COMFORT TO PARENTS. To the mothers and fathers of the boys who have gone to serve their The Work Shoes of Today Flexible, Comfortable and Serviceable saiDUATOffifi COMBINE THE COMFORT OF A DRESS SHOE WITH THE SERVICE OF THE ORDI NARY STIFF SOLED WORK SHOE. Every pair of these shoes is made with a flexible welt sole, cut from the best oak leather and Is build over a full easy-fitting last with wide toe shape. The uppers are cut from soft yet tough upper stock. Both "Good-Feelers" and "All-for-Wear" are typical twentieth century work shoes that are flexible, serviceable and comfortable. You spend Sixteen Hours Every Day in your shoes. Buy a pair of our Work , Welt Shoes and you Will Get Sixteen Hours of Solid Comfort Every Day. euo iriraci hiei TONIGHTLAST TIME Dorothy Phillips -IN- TRIUMPH" Oregon Industrial Pictures "Life at Camp Withycombe" Oregon Boys In Training" Pathe News Saturday- Sunday Matinee "Mary Lawson's Secret" COMEDY "Birds of a Feather" country: Don't be afraid that your boy will die In France, not a one oC them is going to die over there. Soma of them may never come back, it Is true; some of them will be burled on French soil. There is however a difference between death and burial. There are many people in the United States who are dead, but who are. walking around eating meat on Tues day. The man who refuses to buy a. Liberty bond is dead; be is dead who fails to give something for God, hia country and humanity when the op portunity arises. The boys will live. They are mak ing their sacrifice, and they will live in the results that are to come. Help yourself, by giving to the Y. M. C. A. FRANK HARVEY, Corporal G. S. I, ALL-FOR-WEAR JKE BEST WORK SHOE JN THE WORLD. ,rai MUtU TON .'GOOD FEELER' THE ? CENTURY WORK SHOE.. ruu oouilI roi INN Power Co.