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TONIGHT and SUNDAY AFTERNOON
RUPERT JULIAN and RUTH CLIFFORD
-1N-
MThe Mysterious Mr. Tiller"
A Hnltlo of Wits Won and I-osl Ueouuse of a I'ri'lly Fneo
JfOll HALF Lota If and 10, of block
14 of Kfliiwnod, price $3211, vary
ouiiy tormi. Heu AIIC, llulliilln officii.
340-lTOlf
IVOR HALM Two Iota III Northwest
TuwiisUn Company's Hecnud Ad
dition (went of thn rlvnr, near Hlmv
1 1 it mill I; prli'o 9150, iinay liirinn, Ap
ply nix', I lu 1 1 1 1 ii nltlcn. tf
TO EXCHANGE
ALICE HOWELL in
"Neptunes' Naughty Daughter
''(l TKAlii: Ti'iim work iniiri'K,
weight lldll ciii'li, Hiiilille puny,
IlKlit wiiKon ii ii ' I )m r n omh, for Ford
tililn. Addreaa llilllnl III, or cull 411
10 ii Ht Norton. o:il-:ii
LOST v
O-oooK ! Let. All Go.
SUNDAY NIGHT ami MONDAY
WILLIAM FARNUM
IN-
"AMERICAN METHODS
Founded on Georjre Ohnot's "The Ironmaster"
A photodrama replete with stirring action. Tells of
a red blooded American who overcomes the prejudice
of the French aristocracy. Showing the prominent
screen star in a verile and fascinating role.
Life At Camp Lewis
An Extra Pathe News Feature that you will enjoy
because you may see a lot of familiar faces
fiRAND THEATRE 1
Vail WHERE GOOD M PICTURES ARE SH0H'
NOMINATE DIRECTORS
FOR C. 0. I. DISTRICT
Meeting of Irrlgationlsts Held at the
Grange Hall Christum Kits
Made For Soldiers.
(Special to. The Bulletin)
BEXD.'R. F. D.. Nov. 28. At the
meeting held at the Grange hall Mon
day night lor the nomination of di
rectors for the proposed irrigation
district. J.-Alton Thompson, G. L.
Moore and J. J. Ellinger were named.
Rev. Hartran.ft, of the Presbyter
ian church of Bend, delivered a most
interesting, talk to the children Sun
day afternoon at the school house.
Special music was rendered by Mrs.
Hartrawft.
At the regular semi-monthly meet
ing of the Pilot Butte Educational
and Cooperative Union of America.
No. 83. held Wednesday night, No
vember 21. at .the school house, G. L. J
iloore was elected delegate and Mrs.
P. C. Burt as alternate to the annual
state convention of Farmers' Unions
of America for Oregon and Idaho,!
which is to be held at Pendleton
December 4. 5 and 6. It was decdd
'that the next meeting, which will be
December 5, should be an open one
and that R. A. Ward, county agricul
turist, be invited to attend and speak
on the jackrabbit question. A num
ber of the members of the union are
planning to attend the Agricultural
Council meeting at Redmond on De
cember 13.
Six new members were taken into
the union, those being Mesdames Seth
Stooky, L. Coffee, J. K. Warnstaff,
Bishop, and Messrs. Bishop and Col
ver. At the conclusion of the meet
ing light refreshments were served
by the ladies.
Phil Dencer and wife are residing
at Dr. Dencer's ranch, having rented I
me same.
Amos Neff had the misfortune of
losing a milk cow recent I v.
J. V. Warnstaff has just completed
a large cement cistern on his place.
Mrs. J. Malosh is in receipt of a
letter from her daughter In Idaho,
who recently underwent an operation
for cancer, stating that she is on the
road to recovery.
Will and Joe Warnstaff have sold
some more potatoes to the potato
buyers and are delivering. them to the
warehouse this week.
Miss Myrtle Neff. who went to Kel
logg, Idaho, recently, will remain
with her aunt, Mrs. Philip Neff, of
that place, tor the winter.
The dance given at the Grange hall
Saturday night was well attended.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Sec
ond Union church, met at the home
of Mrs. Nelson Thursday.
Seth Stooky and daughter Mildred,
have returned home from Spokane
where they attended the funeral of
Mrs. Stooky's siBter, who died quite
suddenly.
A Thanksgiving program will be
given by the pupils of the Richardson
school at the school house Wednes
day afternoon.
The ladies of the Sunday school
met at the home of Mrs. John Carson
Friday afternoon and began making
kits as Christmas presents for the
boys who were drafted from this com
munity and who are in military train
ing now at Camp Lewis. The ladies
will meet again Tuesday afternoon
to finish the making of the kits.
AT THE MOVIES
Liberty Thintrp.
Biilie Bnrke, who is coming to the
Liberty Theatre in "The Mysterious
Miss Terry," on Sunday afternoon,
evening and Monday, was born in
Washington, D. C. She went to France
at an early age, however, and it was
in a convent in that country that she
j NT Purse, wllh bunk honk, ritll-
rniul ticket and sum nf money.
Fliiili'i' keep money and ri'turu purse
nml rimtniilK to Hiilli'tln. t I .'..! II ,0 :t
FOR RENT
At the Liberty Theatre Sunday Matinee, Evening and Monday.
received most of her education.
Concluding her studies, slui de
termined to become an actress, unci
as her father was nil actor, widely
known as "Billie" Burke, she decided
to make use of that name for her
children owo her! Nest to their
mothers the teacher is th ono to
whom they should nlwnys look, fur It
Is duo to the teacher Hint they be
come really worth while In the kuuio
of life. The school teacher? Clod
professional carocr. She was a fluent : bless her!"
linguist, and appeared In the music Wlllluni Farmint Is at the Grand
halls of several of the principal Theatre Sunduy night and Mondiiy.
European countries, principally In
England, before making her Ameri
can debut.
Her American debut took place in
New York City nt the Empire Theatre
where she apperaed with John Drew
Tlie nppearanco of Rupert Julian
and Ruth Clifford as Bluebird stars,
in "Tho Mysterious Mr. Tiller" at the
Grand on Saturday night and Sunday
afternoon, brings assurance In ad
vance of unusual entertainment. Mr.
CLASMFIKI AOVF.UTIHF.MF.NTH
FOR SALE
poll HALF Team l k'1iIIiikii.
weight about llT.O IIih. cu-h, and
harness; value 1:100; will sell for
1150 cash, as I have hi'cit drafic.l and
must leave a-icii. J. ('. Thump Mi.
Tuinalo. Ore. DSH-niV-P
pllt ItF.NT Furnished sleeping
room for one of to men. Kg I
Georgia Ave. ItJii-S.Mp
Jc'Olt It I' AT Four room furnished
house, I5 per Mi ii ii 1 h . Phono
lunik tstii. !u 7 :i o l . n
JiMlll ItF.NT -CIimi.t khih'.iiii fur bar
ber shop, or smiill store, reason
nlilii. t'lius. Ryder, llnx .IDS
BIJDDp.lfe
WANTElT
y.WTFI) WimhliiK taken In, tnenA
wanning preferred. Mm. Flora
Unwell. Ilnnd. IiZD-rtp
y.NTFI TO ItKXT-lloimo or thren
unfurnished rotima, ('loan In. In
quire llulMlti. K7I Oflifn
In "My Wife" under the management j Julian also directed the feature, com.
of Charles Frohman. She was ele-ibinlng his skill as u photoplay luveii
vated to stardom In tho role of Jac-ltor with h'.s artistry as a player. MIhb
quoline In "Love Watches," a short : Clifford Is ono of the daintiest girls
jruil HALF New Home sewing lun
ch I no. one whit" enaiinl wood bed
with steel spring, and one Morris
chair; will sacrifice at real bargain.
Cull Red 621. after 0 o'clock p. in.
o:o-:iuo,:ip
y.N'M-:i-l(iiuehnld goods bought.
HtmuUrd Furnltura Co., I'lionn
Hud Oil. 70-74lfo
F Vot' do nut find what you arn
looking for advertise III these oaJ
unins, at one rent a word. Tf
while afterwards. Later she was
soen in many such well known plays
as "Mrs. Dot," "Suzanne." "The Phil
osopher." "The Runaway," "The
Mind-the-Paint-GIrl" and "The Amazons."
in pictures, and wlTl be pluasurubly
recalled for her work Iwih Mr. Jul
ian in "Mother O' Minn" and In "A
Kentucky Cinderella." Bluebird
promises In "Tho Mysterious Mr. Til
ler" a detective story of puzzling plot
BHIie Burke, daintiest and most , and gripping Interest, combining fas-
charming of stage and screen come-; dilating mystery with the excitement
diennes, in "The Mysterious Miss Tcr-jof unexpected sensations.
ry, by Geiett uurgess, appears as a
most baffling and fascinating young
heiress.
Mavis Terry f Billie Burke), gels
Chicken dinner a'. liie Allamont
Sunday night at G o'clock. 30:ic
All kinds of IiIiIcn, pills, Wool,
STATEMENT
NOVEMBER 20, 1917.
RESOURCES
Bills Receivable $549,422.48
Overdrafts none
Bonds and Warrants 74,282.16
Stock Federal Reserve
Bank 1,300.00
Real Estate, Furniture
and Fixtures 31,057.34
Bonds to secure Circula
tion 12,500.00
5 Redemption Fund .... 625.00
Other Real Estate Owned 4,136.23
CASH AND EXCHANGE .1(10, Ml. .1.1
$1,033,484.56
LIABILITIES
Capital $ ?5,000.00
Surplus and Profits 32,833.47
Circulation 12,500.00
DEPOSITS 0O3.1S1.OO
$1,033,484.56
THE FIRST , NATIONAL BANK
BEND, OREGON
ARTHUR J . MOORE
Lawyer
fJ F.N Fit A I, PRACTICE
Lou Culdn DIiIl'. I'honc lllk 1411
The Inw muitt be reeeeeted anil enforced
JfHTICK TO ALL
Wo guarantee BatlMfactlon ami rcMulta
on all tranftHctloim. Private InvintlKa
tlonii a H-cialty. If you are in trouble
of any kind call 2001. W. A. L. Fort
land Hotel.
Into Innumerable scrapes and works j .-llrs hulti nt v Swon.l llniiil
all sorts oi navnc in tin; ncaris oi ine :i mrf. 32:1c
young men in her boarding house be
fore a sudden, quick and unexpected
turn of the wheel of fate brings tlie
play to a sweeping climax.
Directed by J. Searle Dawley, who
has been responsible for many of
Marguerite Ciark's most famous pic
tures, such as "Snow White" and oth
ers, this production will rank among
the best of the Paramount photo
plays. Those of us who have wished
for a "fairy godmother" to make our
dearest wishes tome true will recog
nize her, at last, In tho winsome per
son of Billie Burke In her role or
Mavis Terry.
Grand Theatre;
William Farnum, who appears In
the latest William Fox super do luxe
photodrama, "American Methods,"
long held a deep admiration for wo
men all women. But toward no
class of women Is -his admiration so
keen as for the school teacher. In the
school teacher, Mr. Farnum sees the
women who literally Is responsible
for the future of tho nation, for In
tho children of tho nation lies the
hope of the nation,'
The women who tend the sick and
the hopeless have a great share of
Mr. Farnum's appreciation. But the
woman who Instills Into the hearts
and the minds of the little ones those
principles which nat do splendid
manhood and womanhood to thoso
women Mr. Farnum offers the crown.
"To me a school teacher Is a re
markable personage," said Mr. Far
num. "Her remuneration Is npt of
the greatest, nor are communities
tho most liberal in payment of the
teacher. A school teacher must lead
and point the way. She must en
courage; she must exhort; she must
always set examples and always she
must undergo punishment, In a phys
ical and mental way, which few men
could stand.
"Yet ,the teacher, so far as I have
seen, always maintains her poise, her
sweetness of temper, her willingness
to shoulder burdens, and her Interest
In the chldren:
"And what a debt of gratitude tho
)Vll HALF; Furii:nire of iwo room
apartment, apartment for n-nt; one
block from post office. Terms. Cull
nt Windmill pool hull. 1 l-0Stfc
IIKWALK Foil HM.E Sixty font
of good four-foot sidewalk. Can
easily be hauled In IS -foot lengths
to any location. Iiuiulro Bulletin of
fice. 402-OGtfc
An Fliftrle Kline tlint rou, IkiIIn
or frle, S7..10. The I'imit Co.
,X)K HALF Lots 9 and in, of block
13, Bend View, prlio 1200, easy
terms. Sen AIIC, Bulletin office.
S50-70tf
fills AhVllt'l ISF.MIAT costs
If,
3.' :
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PILOT
BUTTE
INN
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL CARDS
Office phone Blk 1701 Ilea, lllk 2102
FREE CONSULTATION
Dr. R. D. Ketchum,
DruKlcH Physician
Houra, 0 to 12, 1 to 6:80, or by ap
pointment. BATHER IIUILDINO
K. A. Montgomery F. Montgomery
BI'KINMMI.B ON THE MKTOI.IUH
(IKANDVIKW, OHE.
White Lpprhornii. Ilnrrcil Itockii, It. I.
Ked. Whlto Ivkin liu'kn, Toulounu
(Iww. Mitinn llnriw, Anicora RahMUi,
Mammoth Bronze Turkeyd, Guinea 1'Ik.
VERNON A. FORBES
LAWYER
Flrat National Bank Building
Bend. :: :: Oregon
G. C. MORGAN
Attorney nt Law
211 Oregon St., next to Tele
phono office. BEND, OHE.
W. P. MYERS
LAWYER
O'Kane Building, BEND, ORE.
M. A. PALMER
Cabinet Maker and Builder,
Jobbing
Hcrenn Doors and Windows,
Franklin St., rear of Irrigation
Co.'s old building.
II. II. Dc ARMOND
LAWYKIl
O'Kane Building, Bend, Oregoi
j. k. kn;fhukthon,
PH'.MIIINO A.M IIF.ATI.Va
117 Minnesota Htroot.
Estimates Cheerfully Furnished
Jobbing Promptly Dona.
FOR SALE. -Ono nf the best
constructed limine In Hend nt
actual cost, with no clinriro for
the lOOxl'JO feet of view property
ll stands upon. Terms llko rout.
Bend Park Co.
Real Eatats and Insurance
Tinning and Uheet Metal
WM. MONTGOMERY.
Furnaces, Spouting, Guttorlng,
Cornice and Skylight
Repairing promptly attended to
Prices right, work gunrnnteed
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Meets at Kenwood School ovory
Lord'B Day, at 10 a.' m. All
mcmbors urged to bo present,
DR. TURNER
Eve Specialiit
of Portland
VISITS BEND MONTHLY
Watch paper lor Datet
or inquire ol
THORSON. THE JEWELER
Put In
Your Our
DUDS SUDS
BEND LAUNDRY
Phone Black 3 1 1
W. G. Manning, D. M. D.
DENTIST
Suite 12-14, O'Knno Building
Tel. Illnck 17H1 Hend, Ore.
BEND INSURANCE ;
AGENCY
Wrltem of all klml, of Iniuranea. Old.
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fnn, 11. :, Kin, Kirat National Uank
liuiMInu, Ilonil, Orouon,
HentI IrfiilHn No. 42 lioynj Or
der of Moose Meets In Mooso
Hall ovory Thursday, Visiting
brothnr aro cordially Invited t
attond.