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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1917)
TIIH IIKNI) HUIiliKTl.N, DAILY KIHTION, I1KND, OltrXION, WKDXKHUA V, VOVKMIIKK 21, 1017 PAGE TON Ki I IT Susan Crandaiso "WHEN TRUE LOVE DAWNS" n i THURSDAY-FRIDAY SATURDAY-SUNDAY MATINEE Sessue Hayakawa Sarah Bernhardt -IN -IN - "Hashimura "MOTHERS Togo" OF FRANCE" Adapted from tin' Nlui'li'H 'I'IiIh Im u wondiiiful pu- rcccntly lunnliitf In lliu trlutlo plctum of jfi-cul Kiiturtluy Kvniiliitf J 'OKI. soclul Interval. Coming Sunday Night mid Monday Marguerite Clark in "The Amazons." II J Bend in Brief DOINGS A YOUR CITY. You'll Find Them Here. vi:inkhi.v. Ciilillili'li Inl dull lunc h, I'llol llullo Inn, HiMiii. I.yon iiiiiHIiik, l'rrli) tcrlnn church. I'urim'iV I'lilon, llli ImriKoii m IiimiI. Till H.SD.4V. I.ymi nutting, l'rrli) li-rlmi cliulili. A. I'. H A. M.. MumuiIc hull, M p. in. uriMMilrrn nml Jolm-m, ltnir I'lue Jjilxir Tcinplr, H p. w, FlrM AUl Honor (iuiml i-Iiim, I'oun rll nxnii, I ItlDAV. I,) mi mittlng, I'rmhyH-rliiii rliurrh. Ki'liikiilio, Hn(licr' hull, H j. m. W. O. '., Council cIiuiiiIkm., H p. tti. H.VITKD.IV. Itr.l M- ffl.r of K. II. (ill-iMi, N p. III. LOCAL NEWS ITEMS It. II. Chess wu In Itcdiuoiid today on business. J. W It I In in h la In Tim I lu 1 1 1- un a few I n y k ' v lull. Mm. II. A. I'ursley and buliy have Koiki in Tim I u I -h to v In 1 1 her uiuihi'r miinlli. Nttllinn Henderson 1 -r t fur Kpokaue Iito lin will pirn u fuw weeks with Vnlutlves, Vernon A. Forbes la In I'rlnuvllln tudny In connection with u ruiti In III" county court. Mra. V. P, Myers, nf ("uIvit. m? tn Ili'inl last n Ik lit tu julu hir hus band, wlui lii recently n . n -id In till" IllW IlllstlloSS ll'TC. Jiilin II. Pcuisiin loft fur Spokane thla in in n 1 1 1 k uftnr Hpi'iidliiK u week iiiiur Ili'inl looking over luinl. II. II. Kill I Ink 1 came In thla morn In K on hla ai-uil-uiuiuul sales trip fur u Htnvu ii i a ii it fn it it r 1 1 1 K firm. .Mra. K. Ii. Wilson relumed from I 'oil In ml hint iiIkIU. Klin passed sev eral weeks there visiting friends. Mra. N. ('. Itcuvls riiinu In from I'lirtlimd today nml will kd on to Sil ver Lake to look utter hur hoiin- Htl'Ull. Aliliott Heed, tlm fin inn of Mlaa Kllzubeth Kline, who wedding will Im un I'Vi'iil of tho mouth, urrlved from Kugenc thla mornliiK. Mra. Mnry Liiukcsti-r. stato presl- limit of tlm Iti'lii'kuli lndx, went to itudniiinil thla mornliiK on an offlclul visit to tho chuuti-r there. W. W. C'oolny, fin-man on the Ore Kun Trunk, niadii lila lust trip over thla lino toduy. Ho la going to leuve thn railway unil cnllal In (liu aviation corps. Mra. Ja nu n Adiiina and Ituhy and Jimmy Adiima lull ycstcrduy for Ili-d-wood, California, whnro I J 1 will spend thu wlutur on uccounl of her hiiullh. II. II. Do Armond la in Portland at t ft i it ic thn preliminary meeting of thii executive roininllli'o of tho Oregon Irrigation Congress. He will return Frlduy mornliiK. Mra. Claudia Wanner la horn from Prlui'Vlllii to spend tho ri'Ht of the week In rh a run of tho I lenrli ill -k County Abstract Coiiimny. ilurliiK thn absence of J. II. Peoples III Prlue- Vllll). Howard F. Dyer and llavlil C. lingers with In from Mllllriiii today on biiHlm-HH connected with home HtfinlH. Mr. lingers la JumI recovering night to Porlland to vlnlt hor duugh lur ami will nun a In Iimni a week. Hugh Tliompaon will tin In tlm city pint of Hi" 1 1 m i. Hi) liua Imiin nt litiiilliiK tlm Dulviiralty of Oicxon. For hhId, four room Iioubm, cloaii to mill; prkit 1700. Can anil purt cuhIi, liuluiiro monthly piiymiintK. Iniiulru Jay Illuku, 724 Wall Ht. I'lioni Iti'd 101. D:!D8c AT THE HOTELS. Pilot llullo Inn. Mury A. l.uiiknHtiir, Aatorlu. I. . T. lloilaon, Portland. A. W. TliorinakiT, Portland. K. A. llanailorf, Huatlla. , If. P. Krcy, Portland. II. I). Hmallny, Jr., Hi uttlo. I,. J. Kant, Porlland. L. M. l-o win, Spokano. U. II. ItHthfon, 1,'tlca, N. V. (inorixo Murruy, Kookuk, la. K. Jacoliann, Portland. H. W. Kramn, Portland. John K. Parrott, Portland. K. Wallo, Pontliiiiil. J. T. Wiillai-i', Portland. I. oi) Knmp, Porlland. Co y Hold. T. V. Ilrown. C. W. Wllaon. Portland. A. K II li liarilaou, llurna. K. H. Waltii, Hi-nil. Monla ('. ItnliliT. Palaloy. II. II. Oohr, Portlund. MaurliR Hi-rkli-y. Wi-lKht lli.lil. Ollvor Houtliuiaycd, Klamath Falls. Falla. K. C. Charlton, licnd. P. II. Johnaon, Mlllcan. (inorgo Kimball, Ki-avlcw. OnorKO Low, Lukviw. F. P. Urakn, Mllllcan. Mra. C. II. Clow, l.a Pino. J. Murphy, Silver Lake. Alvln S. Hawk, Fremont. II. L. Marali, Portland. Mra. I K. Illlibard, llurns. Frank Perkctt, Portlund. J. J. llullcy, Oraaa Valley. K. II. Swayin, Portland. Mlko Parcel!. Yenny Murphy. Portland. Iliinlul Williams, Princeton. Frank U. Klolihoff, Itudmoud. John F. Allen, Kuxene. Mra. Joe Helacliman, Portland. Mury HelMchman, Portland. Arthur Itelachman, Portlund. PUPILS WILL GIVE "CHRISTMAS CAROL" PI n ll n For Ciililulu Are Alniliiloiiiil Will Vrrnmil I'lny On l)ir-inli-r I I. In pliue of a cantata which wua to have linen kIvoii around ChrlHtmua time by puplla of all the achoola, Mlaa Katlier Jaiin Clarko haa prepared for a play, Dlckena' "Chrlatmua Carol," which will bo prcaeuted on December H by the children In Home of her read lux and expreaalon cluaaea. The in iihW a 1 proKrum had to bo xlvnii up on account of xcarlet fever Interfer- liii; with practice. I'urta for tho new play worn aa- alxned thla week, the principal char ader, that of Scrooge, Ijelnx Klven to Marlon Coyner. The Chrlatinaa fan taay will probably be preaented In the hixh achool auditorium and will come cloae enouxh lo leachera' Inatl lu In to make It almost a part of the program. .Mra. IIiIkIiI MayH, "AnolhCT con venience my lKht Docket afford, in my electric aeulnic miu-hlne. The cliMlrlc fiM.I com nil HlurtM the motor, ntCululi-K the -.imimI mill Ktopa It In- Htuntly." Muchliie coniplcte $;17.."0, vuny ti rniK. Adv. TIRE CONSERVATION EXHIBIT ANNOUNCED N'OTIt'K OF KCIKHIL MKKT1XO. Notice la Hereby Cilvcn, To the lexal votera of School Olatrlct No. 1, of DoHchutea County, Stato of Orexon, Hint a School Meeting of Bald Dlatrlct will bo held at Hoom 17, O'Kane II u I Icl 1 UK . Bend, Orexon, on the Mil day of December, 1917, at 1 o'clock In the afternoon to voto on the prop null Ion of levylnx a apecial dlatrlct tux. The total amount of money needed by the Dlatrlct durliiR the fiscal year bcxliinlnx on June 18, 1917, and iMidlux on June 110, 1918, la eatimated In the followlnx budxet and includes Hie amount to be received from tho fjmnlv achiiid fund, ulstle Hclwwtl fund. I from a budly broken lex. HUBtnlned In U,,(.ui dlBtrlct tax. and all other! moneya of the dlatrlct: HuilKi't Kstiimileil KM'iiilltureN. KM-rt Will Huve CbarKe of IMm- oiiitlratloii to lie MaiU' ut lli-nd (inraue On Suluriluy. As part of the orxanlzed national movement which haa been Inauxurat- ed for the benefit of lire users, look ing to the conservation of their tires. the Ilend Uaraxe will, on Saturday, November 24, obaerve Tire Conserva tion Day. Mr. Wlnstanley, a Good year tire expert, has been secured to tako charge of the demonstration, which will cover every phase of tire building and tire use. Tires will be exhibited showing the' effect of every form of tire wear, i preventable and unpreventable. Those; that can bo prevented will be clearly j pqlntod out. j Tire construction will be followed: In detail, illustrated with suitable sections of tlrea showing each step ' In the building of tho tire. The rim situation will also be fully explained.! All local motorists are invited to attend this demonstration and obtain j first-hand Information about tires. KliM-trle -Adv. Irons, $.1.00, Ktiiu-untwd. Why Everyone Should Buy a Season's Supply of Underwear Now! The scarcity of woolens and the increasing cost of cotton are reasons enough for immediate buying hut there is still another important reason in antici pating your future needs: The contracts placed by the government will seriously impair the delivery of future orders. Carter's Womens' Union Suits $1.50 to $4.00 Carter's Childrens' Union Suits 65c to $1.85 Cooper's Union Suits for Men, perfect fitting, a suit $1.50 to $5.50 Mens two peice Wool Mixed Under wear at $1.15, $1.50 'and $1.75 garment Linens for the Thanksgiving Spread Notwithstanding the high cost and scarcity oi good linens we have ample stocks purchased months ago at decided savings: Mercerized Cotton Damasks at 40c-60c-85c-$1.15 yd All Linen Damask at $1.50-$1.75-$2-$2.25-$2.75 yd. All Linen Centers 80-45-54 inch at $2.25 to $5.50 ea Mercerized Cotton Lunch Cloths $1.50 to $2.25 each Hemstitched Table Cloths with one dozen Napkins to match, extra heavy quality JS8.75 BATH TOWELS Heavy Whith Bath Towels, 21x44. at r--25c Heavy White Bath Towels, 23x46, at ...29c Fancy Bath Towels, 21x40, Striped and Jacquard Ends, at 39c Fancy Bath Towels, 23x46, at 50c and 60c The last Xmas ship for France sails December 5. You still have time to mail gifts to the boys "over there." Many appropriate and useful gifts await your choosing. STOP AND SHOP Al The Bat Place to Trade After All a runaway lust April. Mra. K. M. Thompson will go to ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF Ladies Coats of Distinction ARRIVED fJ3 fl ill B&3 IN STYLE IN QUALITY IN VALUE flkliuivtiuil INUKB55 :W Thii Label Guarantees All Three Trench Styles $25 Gray, Blue, Brown, Crcen Broadcloth High Belt $27.50-428.50 Mauve. Black, Olive, Belgian ' Brown. Tan PR1NTZESS IDEAS CAME FROM "SOMEWHERE IN FRANCE." Dry Goodi Men'aWear SA THERS Shoe) Ladies' Wear 7. 8. 9. 10. II. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19 20 1. Teachers' sulurles 1:15, 000.00 2. Furniture 2,000.00 3. Apparatus and sup plies, such us maps, chalk, erasers, cur- tulus, stoves, etc 4. Library books 5. Flags Ii. Kepalrs of achoolhous- es, outbuildings or fences Improving grounds .... Playground equip ment Transportation of pu pils Tuition of pupils Janitors' wuges Janitors' supplies Fuel Light Water : Clerk's sularV Postage and station cry For tho payment of bonded dobt and In terest thereon, Is Btied under Sections 117, 144 to 148, and 422 of the School Imv.3 of Oregon, 1917 For repayment to lo cal Hanks for money borrowed to rotlro registered warrants Physical training SALE 2,000.00 H ' 200.00 H a J 50.00 500.00 400.00 300.00 00.00 00.00 2,500.00 4U0.U0 1,650.00 500.00 350.00 650.00 50.00 EM'S COAT OX D1SCOUN1 BEGINNING TUESDAY, NOV. 20 5,755.00 11.500.00 ! 1,200.00 21. Total estimated amount of money to bo expended for nil purposes during tho year J65.655.00 !.'., 1...... ...I t -.r. ..-..-linn. From county school f ind uunuK uiu coming school your t 9.000.00 From stato school fund during tho coming school year 2,500.00 Total estimated receipts, not Including the money to be received from the tax which It Is proposed to vote $11,600.00 lteciipltuliitJon. Total rftttmnitod expenses for tho yoar $66,655.00 Total estlmatod recolpts, not Including tho tax to bo votod 11,500.00 Hnlunce, amount to be raised by district tax ....$54,165.00 Dated this 13th day of Novem ber, 1917. n. M. SMITH, Chalrmnn Honrd of Directors. Attost: II. J. OVEIITURF, District Clork. WAIT! Our entire stock goes in this sale nothing reserved. Your choice of any gar ment, less 20 per cent, consisting of Velour, Pompon Cloths, Burella Cloth, Salt's Plush, Broadcloth, in fashionable Fall colors Russian green, tobacco brown, plum, taupe, navy blue and black are featured in Motor, Street, Utility and Dress Coats. Many handsome new models, designed with large cape, convertible and muffler collars. Empire effects and belted styles to choose from. Plain tailor ed or trimmed with fur and fur fabrics. Remember, these garments are marked at the old prices to start with, and 20 off that Imagine the bargains we offer you, nothing reserved Come ! MEN'S HAT SALE Hats, worth up to $3.00, for - $1.96 i Tomorrow we place on sale upwards of 150 hats that former ly sold up to $3.00 for $1.90. All the styles you can find in soft hats at any priceall colors. Remember, hats M QC that sold up to $3.00, beginning tomorrow, your choice PIJU Our Mail Order Section is a Bureau of Personal Service, Which Aims to Serve Our Out-of-Town Customers Promptly and. Well.- REED-SMITH MERCANTILE CO. BEND 945-47 Wall Street THE PROGRESSIVE STORE OREGON
