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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1917)
PAGR a PARAMOUNT PICTURES? SCHOOLTEACHERS WEARING THE SERVICE FLAG FORM ASSOCIATION TONIGHT TIIH IIKM) IIULLKTI. DAILY KDITION. Itl.M), OltK(;ON, I KIDAV, !K( KMIIKIl 21, 1017 Our Assortment of MACKINAWS is comprehensive the choicest se lections we have ever shown. All wool sturdy fabrics. PATRICK MACKINAWS stand out alone for Superior Quality. A sensible and useful holiday gift for dad or son $8.50 to $17.50 Meeting ut tin) IiIkIi school yonl di ll ii y ufternoou tlio touchers In thu VIVIAN MARTIN ilmiil schools formed thu llmiil Tiui:Ii m' UHHorlullou Willi officer uh (ol IN Iowa: II. M. (lrunt, president; Minn Helen Miinny, vico-preHldniit; Minn L Mini Ultrlilii, secretary anil trounurer "TiTe Trouble Buster" A turry itoty ol cily fr ami olfilarlri overcome. lolcJ ulfBiKiiily arid played ly girl Willi riuf)slity jilm. A coiiiiiiHIimi cniiHlKtlng u T Miss 1 1 a ii k h, MIhh Klnyon uni MIhh Ksbnn hoi1 wus uppolutod to draft u count I tullmi unil by-luws, anil Mr. Uriini wiih appointed to roproKcnl tlm ohko clutlou ut tin) co in I n k touchers' con viiiitlim In I'urllunil. Fourth Kpisode of " Who Is Number One"? A Murine Miracle. COMING-SUNDAY M ATI NEK, NIGHT mid MONDAY. DOROTHY DALTON in "The Price Mark" AND FATTY ARBUCKLE in -Fatty at Coney Island" I j Viz ARTCRA I'T PICTURES; 1917 DECEMBER lSlfl ISUNJMM TUEjWED THU FRIiSAT 91ft11171S14T 161718f9M212Z 1 8 Bend in Brief DOINGS 7A YOUR CITY. You'll Find Them Here KKIDAV. Hon uf Norwy, Knllirr' linll, H p. m. HATIKIMV. ISrnt Mm, office of K. I. tillwin, H p. ni. u limit thi' first of llii) year, romln liurk vlu Kiiikunu unil I'cn'ilunil. Mr, mill Mrs. U. T. AtiniHlur, North Yuklnui, completed a business trip Imru anil I -ft till iiiiir:ilnit f lliidinoiid, Portland uml Atiorln. 1 hi1 will npi'iiil Christmas with a iliiuttlilor In I lio lutter place. Mr. and Mr. A. U. Powell li ft till mornliiK tor Newport. WuHhlngton, to vlnlt with Mr. Powell's duuxhter, Mrs, A. II. Sltwcliis, during thu holliluyH. Mr. Powell expects to Hi'ttlii soinu buslneHi affnlm In tluil city boforo returning o Hund. Mr. and Mrs. II. A. linker woro In Redmond today on abort trip. They plan to omul tholr daughter. MIhh Kmhnr linker, wbo la coming In on tonlKht'a train. Him will bo here from Wyoming to spend Christmas with her pnri'iita. It la our aim to give Deschutes county thu brut batikliiK facilities oh talnablo. Are you tuklng advantage of them? Flrnt National Dunk, liond Ore. Adv. LOCAL NEWS ITEMS Mm. A. J. Morse Ir staying with her Hlmer In Itnilmond during the hol liluyH. Mr. and MrH. Charles Orewellor bavo returned from a trip to Port Iii.m! A. J. Mornii will erect n tlwellliiK In Aubrey IIIkIhh In thu near future. It H tO I'OHt $7U0. A Imliy boy wiih born to Mr. and ' MrH. Itny lleiiver hint lilKht. Ho In tholr second child. M'.i llurel Ilaxter mid lllll'i Helen lluxtcr am in Mntcrprliio to ip"iid the holliluyH with relative. MIhh 'nthcr Vain, who wiih hero : a it..- ... i I'lililillK miu-in'it, uini i 1 11 vi-, I i i ii I ih.'h today to her home in Huberts. Mn, Frank Kloun unil daughter hnvn Kono to Klnnflelil to push the holidays at their former homo. ' Mr. and Mrs. Gcgirgn K. Altkon, of HlKlem, nro boliiK fellcllutud upon the arrival of n Hiniill sou Wednesday. MrH. N. It: Oliver and family hnvn Konn to Portland to Join Mr. Oliver mid mnkn tholr homo In tho city. Mr. Oliver loft hint Sunday night. Mrn. J. C. Lnundroo, who haa been tho guoHt of her sinter, Mrs, Adolpb Kot.man, two weeks, left for her homo In Portland HiIh morning. Mr. Corn FIhIi, of Prlnglo FuiN, Ih on hor way to (Ireut FiiIIh, Montanii, on n biiHinenH trip. Hlio will return AT THE HOTELS. Pilot Until Inn. F. n. (irabum, Sllvor I-uko. I.. NlrhuN. Prlnevlllo. C. O. tilldea. Kent, WuhIi. Tht'o. Jimtlio. CborliH ('. O'Nell and wife, Prine fli:. Hen A. Ilelhiiny, Portland. William Campbell. Henry Ciiinphell. Hubert MeClaruli. Wilttln Hol'l. .Mr. li nil Mrs. (j. T. Aunilller. North i' o t; : :iki . Churl" lluhenke. Kvi r'lt, WuhIi J II. JnhiiHon, Itedmoiid. J. K. Aigo, Portluml. W. H. M.Ornth, llend. MrH. K. I). 1.UU, S'.lver l.uko. MrH. C. Purkin, Pendleton. Cny II I. Either Vale, HobertH. J. It. Ilaney, HobertH. W. E. Bniidel, Tumulo. W. II. Ilenflley, llend. Oscnr Kiurmlt, l.oma Vista. Mih. FIhIi, Prlnglo Falln. Did you over ' realign that ovory day Ih burgaln day ut tho bank? That we glvo you tlm nioHt cnmpleta, the mill', up-'.o-diito niTVico absolutely free tluil we tuko enre of your money for yon, do your bookkeeping for you, nnd givo you cheek , books, so Hint you enn draw money at any time and at any place? Are you tak ing ndvnnlngo of this opportunity? Flrnt National Plunk, Hend, Oro.-Adv. USEFUL GIFTS! Gift) which will (five real aervica and comfort may be (elected here. A iplendid ataortment of rii(h-clas up-to-tlie-minute weamblet at wonderfully low price. Check in a few of theae uaeful Chriatmai Gift your lady frienda and little tolka will aurely appreciate- Aprons BIouhcs Coats Puit Klmonas Nltflil (lowna Hweuloi'3 Tlos Duliy niunkuts C'amlHokiH Coi'hoW Gowns Infants Juokots Infunla' Booties .Suits Swoutoi's Suits Btihy Sou Cliemlse Dusting Caps fIundkoroliluf8 Lojrirlns Shirts Sloopors l'ettleoiits nuth Ftobes Caps Drosses Hoslory Middles Scarfs Undorwear Wulsts OPEN EVENINGS THE PEOPLES STORE Oregon Ave. between Bond and Wall St. W.MTK HK.M'H ( ;ltl. A postul was today roeolvod at the Central Oregon Hunk from Fonda II Wultn, formerly cashier there. lie suyH briefly, "Am on my way to Jack sonvllle, Florida, with a apcclul troop truln. Will bo ealllx ulllgator Hteuks In u few ilayn. AddreHH Camp JoKuph JohiiHon," Do you know of a single succofinful inun who does nut curry a' hunk uc count? Flrnt Nutlonal Bunk, Dend, Ore. Adv. COUNTY QUOTA IS HALF FILLED (Continued from Puge 1.) I.um night's totnlH, an turned to Malinger II. A. Miller, wero as fol lows: W. K. Vim Allen (DcHchutea) 48 Genevieve tlerrlsh ( Urooks-Bcan- lon Cutnp) r.. 42 D. I.. Wlgglna (Pine Tree Lumber Co.) 72 William Ileliuonl (Hhcvlln-Hixon Camp) 142 Mrs. W. Hlrdflull 4S Mrs. II. K. Allen 14 It, M. Bmltii and M. II. Horton ....107 John Bother and J. II. Ileyburn.... 54 Mlns Coleman and Mrs. Thomp son 157 Mrs. Foley and MrH. Levcrett 27 Mrs. Enalea and Mrs, Keyea 30 Mr. McKay and Mrs. Nichols 72 Mrs. French and Mrs. Thorson 78 Mrs. Blaatg and Mrs. Fox 31 Mrs. J. J. Clapp 10 Mrs. Guy Wilson 26 Mrs. Bllvls 63 L. D. Wlcflt 16 Mrs. J. 8. Cramer 22 It. W. Sawyer 67 Mrs. Thordarson and MIrs Horn.... 36 Mrs. Dement and Mra. Hayes 90 Mrs. Vundevert and Mrs. Law rence 51 Mrs. Sellers and Mrs. Leonard 34 Mrs. J. E. Larson 6 Mrs. Van Iluffell G Miscellaneous 33 Shevlin-Hixon mill employes 129 Total 1488 Here Is Hie InteHt fnd In uur-tlme coKtuiiics. The woman who Iiiin u relu tlve In Die iirmy or navy wenrs n sinnll ervlce ling iih shown In the photograph. ItKVKXI U KXPKItT WILL All) IX KI;iHI. .INCOMK TAX (Continued from Page 1.) him and make sure. Whether you see the Income tax man or not, you must make return. If subject to tax. Of course, persons resident In oth er counties may, If tbey want to, come and see the Income tax man, who will be here on the date above mentioned The collector suggests that every body start figuring up now his In come and expenses so as to be ready with the figures when the expert ar rives. Expenses, however, don't mean family expenses, money used to pay off the principal of a debt, new ma chinery, buildings, or anything like that. They mean what you spend in making your money Interest, taxes paid, hired help, amount paid for goods sold, seed, stock bought for feeding, rent (except for your dwell- ng), etc. Income Includes about ev ery dollar you get. One cent a word Is all a little Want Ad will cost you. Portland,0reon ! you know wherr you run gi't he hfM Cht-lsiinnN Dinner? Why at be Coy Hotel, of runrse, 16c J- JLLJ Hot point Klcctrlc IroiiK, .(M. Til' 'ower Co. Gilberts Grocery People who are watch ing their dollars the closest buy their Groc eries at Gilbert's, THE BETTER SERVICE STORE "There's A Reason" Phone Red 721 TnejortlancL Hotel MAKING MEN OVER AGAIN TM! E Portlnnd Hotel mUht be t-rmi?. u " builder of men". In this original hotel every morn Inir men who were tired nd over worked the nlttht before emcnte ms "new men". " The unique atmosphere of the Port Isnd Hs unexcelled service and originality are GOOD REASONS for the leadership. Roams 91M Upwards Rkhcrd IV. CAWi Etrf 5. Roht ft jHanagtt Aft. Aonar Xxu('ft i olumbhi AA- FURS-the Gift Luxuriant Sets of Red Fox, Hudson Seal, Black Martin, Jap Mink. Nutria, &c., at $17.50 to $58.75 Muffs, $8.50 to $25.00 . Mtke Her Happy Give Furs Our Holiday Stocks still offer complete ranges in most every line. If you are in doubt what to give a visit to our store will help to solve your gift problem OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL XMAS . STOP AND SHOP AT BROTHERS Mlffl ROTI The Bat Place to Trade After All To Our Friends and Patrons We VVish You A Very Merry Xmas A Bpare dollar put In the bank w!ll start you on the road to a good habit the savings habit. First National Bank, Bend. Ore. Adv. IE r jj Imperial Black and White Chocolates, $ 1 .OO to $8.00 Ladies' Purses, - $2.00 to $7.00 Pyrolin Ivory Large Assort ment of Christmas Cards! MAGILL& ERSKINE lO'KANE BUILDINGi Make this Xmas one of Practical Gifts ihal will in every way be Patriotic and Appreciative. w w;,k You A Merry Xmaa This store has for dress and lame stock f mn chosen, has TIES HANDKERCHIEFS GLOVES SHIRTS SHOES MACKINAWS FATHER' Xmas Suggestions We WiL You A Merry its complete stock of Winter Wear, both work, ready and on display for you. Our rom which many delightful gifts may be innumerable suggestions: COMFORTERS BLANKETS SLIPPERS PURSES BATH ROBES DRESS PATTERNS RIBBONS SCARF SETS SILK WAISTS BOUDOIR CAPS BRUSH & COMB SETS VALISES HANDBAGS
