THE BEND BULLETIN. DAILY EDITION, BEND, OREGON, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1017
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VICTROLAS
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TONIGHT only
ROBERT WARWICK
. and GAIL KANE in
"The False Friend"
SUNDAY MATINEE
NIGHT. & MONDAY
DOROTHY DALTON
in "The Price Mark"
YOUR CHANCE to see the greatest emotional heart
interest play in a long time is here. Dorothy Dalton
eclipses everything she has ever done. A vital love story
beginning in Cairo and triumphantly ending in New
York's wonderful Latin Quarter. SEE IT I
THE SCDEEN'SiDST
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Oolctwyn
presents17
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I'YROLIN IVORY
MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS
BOYS'' BOOKS
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TRAVELING SETS
KODAK ALBUMS
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Ike
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FATTY ARBUCKLE
. "Fatty at Coney Island"
FattyGirls Splash Expense Suspense--You Bet It
Is Worth It.
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Bend in Brief
DOINGS A YOUR CITY.
You'll Find Them Here
SATURDAY.
Red Men, office of E. D. Gilson,
8 p. ill.
MONDAY.
Entertainment at the Presbyterian
church.
Christmas program, Methodist
church.
Boxing Contest, Somers vs. George,
10 rounds, Hippodrome, '
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
James Black was in today from his
ranch at the head of the Deschutes.
Mrs. Delmar King is spending two
weeks with relatives near Prineville.
Mark Beeman Is visiting relatives
in Portland during Christmas vaca
tion. . '
Mrs. A. W. Spears left this morning
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THE OWL PHARMACY, Agents.
for Portland, to live there perma
nently. Mrs. Daisy Reed returned today
from a two days trip to her home at
La Pine. '
Mrs. B. L. Reynolds was In from
Redmond yesterday and went back
this morning. .
Mr. andMrsT.AT'McCarin were
registered at Hotel Portland, in Port
land Wednesday.
Miss Pearl Watson went back to
Prineville today. She attended teach
ers' institute here.
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Brumbaugh
have gone to Portland to make their
home In that city.
' Mrs. Dennis Carmody will be the
! guest of relatives in Portland until
after Christmas.
Mrs. Courtley Allen and children
are in Hood River passing the holi
days with relatives.
Rev. H. W. Cottrell concluded his
short visit In this vicinity and re
turned to Portland today.
Mrs. Charles O'Nell and Mrs. E. T.
Ashley, of Prineville, did their Christ
mas shopping in Bend yesterday.
Mrs. T. E. Trotter has gone to Se
attle to visit her daughter several
months. She will also stop in Port
land on the wy. V
Mrs. C. A. Jones, who has been vis
iting her son, George Jones, since
October, Is making the return trip
to her home In Los Angeles.
Miss WInafred Nelson and Miss
Frances Thompson are spending the
holidays In Portland. Miss Thomp
son is visiting at her friend's home.
Miss Mabel Spohn, who has been
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Glenn
Slack, several days, is now on her way
home to White Rock, South Dakota.
That's when you will ap
preciate the music most-on
Xmas Morning
but you can have the music
of the BRUNSWICK every
day in the year in your own
home, and you know you
will have the best. A few
minutes in our store, where
you can hear the famous
Brunswick will convince
you that it is really the
machine you like best.
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Special Xmas Matinee
at 3:00 o'clock
Out in time for;dinner
An Extra Special Christmas Treat in
Christmas Night and
A Clean, Happy Play, typifying the
W. E. Sandel. of Tumalo, is mak
ing a trln to his old home at Sturges,
Michigan, and will come back next
March. He will stop in Spokane on
the way.
Miss Annette Leonard and her
brother, J. D. Leonard were in Bend
nn their wav home to Burns. . Mr.
Leonard has been in a training camp
and is on a short furlough. ' '
' Russell Wallace came in last night
to visit his mother, Mrs. Harriet Gra
ham, while on- a six daya furlough
from the naval radio Btotion at Lents.
He is stationed there as a radio elec
trician.
Your success and our success are
Interwoven. Open an account at this
bank and -help us both to success.
First National Bank, Bend, Ore.-Adv.
Do you know where you can get
the best ChrlMnins Dinner? why nt
the Cozy Hotel, of course 10c
Highest cash price paid for nil
kinds of furs, hides, woo!, pelts.
Briggs' Second Hand Store. 323c
AT THE HOTELS.
Pilot Butte Inn.
John Hayes, Silver Lake.
J. M. Reeder, Silver Lake.
Herb Angell and wife, Paulina.
J. H. Wallace, Paisley.
Mrs. Xi. J. Bergman, Portland.
J. H. Peebler.
J. D. Leonard, Canby, Idaho.
Annette Leonard.
W. T. Hyde, Portland.
H. N. Aldrlch, Silver Lake.
Mabel Spohn, Fargo.
Wright Hotlo.
T. Going, Milllcan.
C. K. Norcott and wife, Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Mitchell, Lower
Bridge.
E. Harrington, Lower Bridge.
S. J. Bradberg, Cincinnati.
H. J. Bradberg, Cincinnati.
J. Haslet, Portland.
W. H. McGrath, Bend.
J.' E. Argo, Portland; 'J
I. L. Hale, Bend. ' J .i '
Rol Crandall.
S. P. Stann, Montana.
P. C. Davis, Portland.
P. E. Culllson, Bend.
Russell Wallace, Bend.
Co7.y Hotel.
W. E. Sandel, Tumalo.
C. L. Peck, Fleetwood. ';
. Robert McClaren.
William Burgett, Egil.
Does the laughter of a care-free
child mean anything? to you? Are you
saving for your children to make
them care-free? First National Bank,
Bend, Ore. Adv.
A Disappointment
"1 never thought a boy of mine
would turn out that way,"
"What'i the) matter?"
"I aent him to college and he'd rath
er get his lessons than make the foot
ball team."
8 reels. Prices 15-25c
Wednesday
very Spirit of Yuletide
First Scandinavian Lutheran Church.
Morning services with communion
at 11 o'clock.
Sunday school at 10:00 a. m.
Evening services at 7:46 p. m.
Morning services Christmas day at
11 o'olock.
Sunday school Christmas exercises
Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
J. H. BRONO, Pastor.
first M. E. Church.
Christmas program, 7:30 o'clock,
Sunday evening.
Prelude "Gloria," Mozart's Second
Mass. Professor Francis.
Hymn "Hark, the Herald Angels
Sine." No. III. Congregation.
Scripture Luke 2:1-20, pastor.
Prayer.
Announcements, offerings-Offertory,
Professor F. S. Francis.
Anthem "Hark, the Notes of Joy,"
choir.
Solo "Nazareth," Gounod, ProfeBsor
F. Thordaon.
Hymn -110 "Christmas Carol," con
gregation.
Song "There's a Star In the Sky,"
vound ladies.
Solo "Ave Marie" Margaret Thomp
son.
Anthem "Behold, Thy Salvation
Cometh," choir. ,
Solo "O, Holy Night," Adams, Mrs.
Poftland,0re&on
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' Hote l
MAKING MEN
OVER AGAIN
rpHB Portland Hotel mlsht be
termed u "a builder of men .
In thto orlnlnnl hotel even morn
Inn men who were tired end over
worked the nlsht before emerge u
"new men". ,
The unique tmoephere of the Fort
lend He unexcelled Mrvkt end
orlrinalltr re GOOD KKAflONS
lor the leadership.
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RfcW W. C(U.
AfeiMfff
BlttuS.Hoh .
Aut.Mmtu I
SbeihoGtvat QolNtnhiaiigh--Wui--1iie
Wonder ot tftphv.vt'. .
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Sunday in Bend
Churches
max?
L. sSw. rr5 m Qwwffi
REED &
THE REXALL
STORE
Onndnoueh.
DUet "The Guiding Star," Miss Ha-
zelton. Mrs, Francis.
Hymn 1 1 3--" Angels Prom the Realm
of Glory,"- congregation.
I Solo "The Gifts," Birdie Ragsdale.
Hymn 123 "Silent Night," congre
gation.
Benediction.
Postlude.
Ynu can face misfortunes with a
smile, If you have the hacking of a
bank account. First National- Ban,
Bend, Ore. Adv.
DEFENDS PICTURE.
To ihe Editor: For the benefit of
the ifew who have rend the article
criticising "A Daughter of the Gods,"
In the Labor Bender, we would say
that any man or woman who can find
f a nit with a screen production that,
has been praised the world over and
found perfect by all censor boards
and by President Wilson, who toon
hla wife and friends to see It, and who
not infrequently gave expressions of
the pleasure enjoyed rrom the Deauti
ful snectacle. alone will convince the
people of Bend that the picture is all
it Is claimed to be, the most perfect
picture on the screen.
As to the writer of this article In
the Labor Bender, we mistrust such
mock modesty and there must - be
some other motive besides ignorance.
The theatre in Question Is not afraid
of your moral squad, so send them
on, as we know they will enjoy them
selves and discredit the maliciousness
of the would-be censor.
L. C. R.
WILL OPEN SUNDAY.
Owing to the enormous amount of
mall being handled in the local post
office it will remain open between 9
and 10 o'clock tomorrow in order
thai packages may he sent out. The
Incoming mail will also bo distrib
uted. This is noces
prevent congestion.
A dollar spent, is (tone a hundred
of them saved will bring you $46.83
In interest alone In ten years. First
National Bank, Bend, Ore. Adv.
You Help Make it
A Merry Christmas
By selecting useful and servicable
gifts. Our Holiday line is not ex
tensive but it is practical. , A
glance over this list may help you
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Casserole
Reed Roasters
Universal Food Chop
pers
UniversalThcrmosPails
Keen Kutter Pocket
Knives
Keen Kutter Shears
Eveready Daylos
Safety
Merry
Simonds Saws
Rifles
Christmas
See our windows. They teem with suggestions.
Bend Hardware Co.
HORTON
QUESTIONNAIRES MAILED.
Questionnaires have been mailed
today to the following:
Leslie W. Pellett.
Robert Harvey Hopkins.
William E. Forman. ,
Paul B. Wiggins. . ... A
John Baker.
Ivan R. Knotts.
Magnus Elnen. - . ;
Morse Vinn.
William Ray Abbey.
Cort G. Hirsch.
Ouy Allen Creson.
Tracy Spencer.
Denton G. Burdlck. ' i
Guy Oscar Shaffer. :
Floyd Herbert Marion.
Leo Edward Ordway.
John Bernard Rivers.
James Ray Dunlop. . '
Wilfred Cecil Arnold. , -
Frank Nioport.
John William Swanson.
Earl C. Newklrk.
Howard Taylor Hartley.
Wlllard L. Hethorn.
George Walter Quick. ;
Melvin L. Crow.
Otto Herman Pletsch.
Walter J. Low. , i
Robert Hall.
Joseph Reynette.
Ingwald A. Johnson.
Rufus Courtley Allen.
Charles N. Kotzman.
Frank A. Livingston.
Frank Marlon Shugart.
Ole Simonson.
Right now, while you are making
money, you ought to be saving it. We
allow 4 per cent on savings accounts.
First National Bank, Bend, Ore.
Adv. Highest cash price paid for all
kinds of furs, hides, wool, pelts.
Briggs' Second Hand Store. 323o
Hotpolnt Electric Iroi.s, $.1.00. The
Power Co.
We
Wish
You
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