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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 27, 1917)
TllK HKNI IHJLLKTI.I. IAIIY F.IHTIO.N, II END, ORKGON, Tl'KHDAY, XOVF.MHF.H 27. 1017 PAOB I TONIGHT AND WEDNESDAY Jack Mulhall in "High Speed" Father wuh luck y on tne l'xr)iuutfi'wlitii Im Invested In "Mirk". Mm lii' r- hud lilcim iiImiiiI. wlio should Iiu 1 1 m in-k t min-iii-liiw. lull iIiiii'IiU'I' also IiuiI Idea. MUTUAL WEEKLY THURSDAY AND FRIDAY ELSIE FERGUSON tt IN BARBARY SHEEP" from the famoui novel ly Robert llklicns Tlm story of the licuiillful wife of un I'ntilUli mililimiun wliu loiik'H for it rliuiiKci Irani llic III" of cuse mill llctlun. Sim ifoi'H wllli her liiinlumd lo Algi'iiu. Thcli' nun n( llm noblemen u( lliiiduik-Hklnncd 111 fllll III lllVIl Willi IlKP. Ill I III' Ktlliy tlllll follllWM, jllWcl, III) li'ki tliun llm iiiinunllc tlicum of tin' plu.v liuvn un 1 mi irlnn t mi't. lilsli', llm lli'uiiiiful, 1, Iii'i'Iuihii of hi-r lii:uuly anil churni, well uiluptcd lo Lit purl alio Iiiih In lhl pluy. The Fir.t Number of th Great Serial "Who Is Number One"? Thin ilnv, ffiitmlnif K ATII U'.KN MFFOUI, l extremely fucln ulini mid illlTi'ii'ia from wut Mirlula. Kuril cpWodo U complete In lU.'ll. 1917 NOVEMBER 1917 SUNfMONlTUE IWEDlTHUl FRI SAT 457 lil213M5!l617 LOCAL NEWS ITEMS V. K. .M.Ciirinkk Ik In Hiunfli'M foot V'oulli. Ralph Polntlcxter la In Port lllllll n few liuvn. Kmnrla l.umliiTiy In In porllund over Thanksgiving. Ili'iiry Anderson hua gone lo Port liiml to spend llm winter. Mm. Mulii'l Stringer wan In from Hry l.nki' on business yesterday. Mr nml Mm. F. A. Kiev uml n . i n . Ifrank, were In from Redmond yes terday. J. I'. Keycs. of I hi- Ilrnoks-Scunlon J.ti ill Ikt Co., In In Portland loiluy on liirnliii'im. Mr. A. K. Miiri-houNi) li'ft for Pnrt liinil till" iiioriilnx nfli-r a Hhort visit In I tt Ih rlty. fi Charlie llccrs In vIhIHuk It Ih liomi' III Wiillu V ji 1 lii uml will ri'inuln there tcvnrul weeks. W. A. Hlethmllliir nml Frank Sloan orn spending tho remainder of tin1 week In Tim Pulli'. Thi'rn will lin no hi mhIoii of I hi' (ool on Thursday, but school will ))a hi'lil on Friday on uhuuI. Mth. Ocorgo Ki'IIoh, of Kan Hlcgo, California, Ih In Ilrnil nml will go to Iht hoincsteud for llm winter. Mr. uml Mra. F. H. Hlmpson have gone lo Drizzly lo spend Thunksglv IhK wllli Mr. KliujiHuii 'n parents. T. A. MrCann uml C. A. Johnson, of Tin' Khi'Vlln-lllxoii Company, went to I'ortluml lual nlKlit on business. C. M. Churli'ton luia returned to lila home lit Powell lliitti) after api'iid i li K u few days In llend on business. J. J. KIlliiii'T wua In lliwul to at tend llm Irrigation nn- t In K ul Grunge tmll lust n Lk i I u lid returned lo Ter rebonne tlila morning. Mr. A. W. I.i'Vi'rlrh, who hua been visiting Iht brother. O. C. Curdwcll, mid Iht aon, Hoy Leverlch, la on Iht way hoinn to Alliuny. Kim wua Ihti' three weeks. C. K. Qtiluiby. of KviTi-tt, Wash ington, who iirrlv.'il mi Sunday to ul- tnuil thn funiTul of hla iluiiKhtiT, Mm. I.. A. Huston, will li'iivi! on li!a rc- turn to Kvitretl tonkitht. Mr. slid Mra llmiry Oi-faloa, of Hi iKKmhilc, Ciiluruilo, alurti'd on ilmlr hoiiii'wiinl JmiriH'y todiiy. Tlmy havi- ii"'ii Kuiala of Hurry Cruiidull, of l.u I'ini', the pusl nioiilh. M.-a. II. II. KIlKori; hua i?oni' to hrr i hiiini' ut MllliiMii, ufliT uci-ii tn puny Iiik I Iht hiiliunil lo Tim Dullra. Mr. K II ' Krt' la In tlm hiiapllul Hhto mid la ri'iovi rliiK from a n-rptil lllimaa. Bend in Brief DOINGS A YOUR CITY. You'll Find Them Here. TI'IOKDA V. M. V. A., Hathcr'N hull, H p. in. t 'lillniii-y Allliimi-, 1-ono IMiiii 1-ulMir Timipli', H p. in. KINi:i)AV. Coiniiii-ri'liil ('lull luiirhoon. Pilot lliilli' Inn, niMiii. IIIkIi arhiiol iIiiihi' ut ICmlili'iit cluh. Klnjclit f I'ythhiN, Hullirr'H hull, H p. in, TIHIISDAV. A. I'. St A. M., .Mnionlr hull, H p. ni 'iirM-iil-m uml Joliicrn, Ijiii I'lmi l.uhiir Ti'inpli', H p. in. Honor (iniii il I'IikI Alii CIiihh, coun cil i-iHiina. ()HK(;ON TKL'NK THAIN Arrive 7:20 a. m. I.i.'iivi'B 8 p. m. (.. It. A N. THAIN. Arrlvua 7: 3D p. m. Liuva 7:25 a. ID. A I'TO HTAGK I. INK HOLTH. Liiavea 8: 4f a. in. Arrive & p. in. A I'TO MN'KH. Cara to Huron, Fort Klamath Fort Hock, Hllver I.Lke and other points aouth and south eaat. I'OKT OFFK'K IIOt'HH. General delivery open dally 8:30 a. in. to 7 p. m. No mail dlntrlhuted on Runday. NlKht train mall nloni-a 7:15. Day train mall cloaea ti:30 a. m. TF.I,l:(;HAI H IIOt'HH. Wentern Union, 8 a. m. to 9 p. m. Sunday and holidays 9 a. ra. to 10 a. m., C p. m. to tl p. in. TKI.KI'IIONK HOLIW. Pacific Tel. Tel. Co. 2 4 hour LAI) CHARGED WITH THEFT OF HARDWARE Floyd Futty, a 1 7-year-old hoy, llv- 1 ti K ut ('lino Hutti-a. wua urreatud yoa-li-rduy liy .Sheriff Hoherta and brotiKht up In Juvenili; court today on a iharK" of ntculliiK a quantity of hunt w are hi'lonKliiK to It. K. I'llrli k. The compluiiiunt auyn that the tools were taken on AukuhI 1 and wore valued at $15. The boy had not been urp-att'd on account of bclnt; away from ho in i! for a while. AT THE HOTELS. flint lluUo Inn. T. A. rimiimtt, Milwaukee, Win. K. J. Dominium, I'ortlanil. W. A. Chlnley, I'ortlanil. W. O. Johimton, Tutlnbnrish, I'a. F. Iy. IJatoc, I'ortlanil. (1. II. Ihirrln, I'ortlanil. H. 0. Wllnon, I'ortlund. Mra, A. M. Lara, llend. Fred Greene, Crane. 0. (J. Hchulln, Tim Dalli-n. M. K. Moyer, The Uallea. Mr. and Mra. I). Hurt, Zlllah, Wanh. Jumen L. Mclirldi), Portland. P. A. Hi'haura, Keattle. Tom Nelnon, Sliver Lake. John Nelnon, Hllver Lake. Wriulit iloN-l. Karl I,. liulla, Vancouver. II. L. Vincent, Creaton. W. II. .MKJroth, llend. John Handy, Jr., ltarnea. F. P. Iiruke, Hemnted. Jack Murphy, Hend. Juck CuBler, llend. Thno. Hwanaon, Hend. Mra. A. W. I.everlch, Albany. Mrn. OeorKi! Fellon, Ran Ulego. Mrn. H. II. KilKore, Mllllcan. Bum Gowdy, Portland. P. Hpencer, Hunt l.uke. A. J. Wi-alon, HIhIitb. t'oy lliili-l, C. W. Wllaiin, Portland. Nellie W. Multliewn. Portland. C. J. SlinpHon, Hi-uttle. J. Nelnon, Seattle. O. K. Henfrom, Portland. H. Oefatoa and wife, Ilrlggsdalc, Colo. II. CflorneiiH, Portland. Herman Folkertn, Portland. H. H. Blierrltt and family, Walla Walla. F. 8hlntaffer. A. B. Schroder, Silver Lake. MOUNTAIN IS NAMED FOR HRITISH NURSE A lurkey dinner ut the Altomoni friiiii 12:30 lo 1:30 TliunkSKivlnx. Wo would be Kind to have our friends coma uml huvu dinner. 300, lr Fur Bale, four room limine, close to mill; price $700. Can noil part cunh, balance monthly payment. Inquire Jay lllake, 734 Wall St. Phone Ited 1G1. 9 3-9 8c Illy llnllrd t'rru to The Hend Hullttln.) VANCOL'VKH. It. C, Nov. 27. The Kreiiti'Ht monument to Mian Killtb Cuvell, slit In by the Germans In Ilel Kluiii, ntundn in the Canadian Hock- ex. It In a Krcut Biiow-cupped peak. who ku in in it in 10,000 feet above bcu level. In honor of tlm murdered mime, Hie peak luia been named Mount F.illth Cuvell. It Is one of the moat beautiful peaks in Canada. There la always a chicken dinner ut I lie Cozy Restaurant on Sunday, 50 cents uml up. 298c WILL GIVK D.WCK. A dunce will ho Riven tomorrow nlKlit ut (ho Kinblem cluh by the students of the Hend hlKh school. Parents nml faculty members have also been Invited. "Who in Number One?" Liberty Theatre Thursday and Friday. War Declared on the PresentTobaccoPrices We have leu rued what amount of tax Uncle Sam wants from his tobacco users and in consequence thereof we are selling all the following brands the following prices: ni'AVlNG Ton.uros. Hoot Juck, per cut loc Star Tohncco, per cut I Op Horseshoe, per cut We Clliniix, per cut 10c Rpeur Head, per cut 10c Piper lloldsli k, por cut 10c Wostovor, ,per plug .0c TlKor Fine Cut rto TwlHts He HlKht Cut loo CopouliflRnn Snuff ....5c anil 10c Penn's Thick 10o SMOKING TOIIAt'COH. Volvot He Tuxedo Ho Prlnco Albert U8540 NOW YOU KNOW Prlnco Albert, 8-oz. tin 50c KtlKcworth lie StaB lie Dixie Queon 10c Dixie Queen, small 5c Dixie Queen Lunch Uox 00c 1'edro 10c Peerless ....5c nml 10c Five llrothers 10c Old KiiRllsh 100 Hull Durham 5c Tuxedo GIiihh 81.00 Tuxedo, 8-oz. tin : 45o Cnninl ClKni'cUcs I !!', li for ii5n Lucky Rtrlkn ClKtirptloH I In CIkiU'n, nil 5c Iii'iiiiiIn (lo CIkiii'N, nil 10c lll'llllll.H tic WE ARE HERE! TRI-STATE TERMINAL COMPANY Gilberts Grocery ARMY NEEDS SKILLED TECHNICAL WORKERS HrrrultliiK Officer HtHvih List of OprniiiKS l-"or TruiniNl .Men In the Army. A new list of openliiKs in the army has been received by Recruiting Of ficer Harvpy from the adjutant gen eral's officer and the general recruit ing station In Portland. Additional men are needed for the staff corps and departments and the following will bo accepted for training units. coast artillery corps and the national army: Electricians, electrical serg-' cants, radio sergeants , engim-erf , j firemen, and master gunners .Men who have had training and drafts- j men, engineers, radio operator! and I stenographers will have an excellent; opportunity of being detailed to t'ie I specialists' schools and those who en-; Hat in any of the three above branches j will he assigned to stations as ac-j commodntlons are available. Tho quartermaster corps of the I army needs as many skilled technical workers in the mechunical trades and Industries as It is possible to obtain by voluntary enlistment. All accept ed applicants will be enlisted us pri vates tout there Is an excellent oppor tunity for advancement offered. "Who Is Number One?" Liberty Theatre Thursday and Friday. Hotpolnt Klui-ii-ic ln.ns, unj.oO. The Pow er Co. We now have Two Delivery Cars to take care of our trade. Ask your Neighbors why they trade with us. "Theres A Reason" THE BETTER SERVICE STORE Phone Red 721 Portland0re&ort jhejortmiicl Hotel MAKING MEN OVER AGAIN rpHK Port land Hotel minht be tprmtHl iu " buililvr of men". In thin oriKinal hotot every morn iiitr men who were nntl over- worktxl the ntuht, before vinri!v r "new men". The unhiue atmonphore of the Tort IhihI its unexcelled wrvice nml oriwinnlily nre (iOOD Iti-.ASUNS for the lender Hhli. Rooms 1.50 Vpwardft Richard W. ChlJ L Manager ElhtttS. RoU Ant. Manager Thanksgiving Grand Ball T- Nov. 29 At HIPPODROME Mrs. Silvis, Mrs. Reed and Mr. Lucas will sing the popular and late dance songs, accompanied by Big Six Piece Orchestra-Finest Dance Music Ever in Bend Dance Tickets Per Couple $1.00. Spectator Tickets: Gentlemen 25c; Ladies 15c Dancing starts 9 P. M. Jitney dancing after 1 0:30. Everybody welcome HIGH SCHOOL GETS TWO DAYS VACATION Orurictt Will Hold (Iuhhih On Friday to Muko I'p For Time Loxt Kecmtly. Only the high school will have a two days Thanksgiving vacation this year. After an agreement of the grade teachers It was decided to hold classes on Friday on account of the need for putting in all the time pos sible In order that the children may make up the loss caused by the school being closed a week for quarantine. A week will also be taken out next month for institute and teachers' ex aminations. At first it had been intended to give the high school only Thursday for vacation but the teachers ap pealed to the school board to allow the usual extra day and this request has been granted. THE WRIGHT HOTEL will serve Roast Turkey, with a lot of other good things, on Thanksgiving Day The best dinner In the state of Ore gon at 6 o'clock, all for 50 cents. 300c Remember to plan to take your Thanksgiving Dinner at The Cozy. You know that means good food, well cooked. 298,00,1c PILOT BUTTE INN and be sure and have a box of Logan's Fresh Candy in the house on Thanksgiving-it is good for you. LOGAN'S CANDIES Rrt.U-W.il Street WholoaU-Wright. Hotel Bldg. s ATOERg This Week's Store News Ladies' New High Neck Waists in varied colors, special $4.00 Other Georgette and Crepe High and Low Neck Waists, special $4.50 to $9.00 The Popular Hand Purses, a large assort- ment.'priced from 75c to $5.00 A New Lot of Ladies' Shoes in London and Warwick Sport Lasts a very popular, dressy sport style $5.75 to $6.25 Arrival of Ladies' Kid Gloves, in black with white stitching and white with black stitching $2.25 Ladies' Fancy Box Handkerchiefs, embroid ered, colored, scalloped 35c to 75c box DRY GOODS LADIES' ' WEAR S ATHER S SHOES MEN'S WEAR
