TIIK IIKND lll'I.MCTIN. DAILY KMTION, II KM). OHKOON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, llft
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TONIGHT and
FRIDAY
VIVIAN MARTIN
IN
SUNSET
TRAIL"
"Who l Number One" Episode 7
SATURDAY MAT.
and NIGHT
SPECIAL ATTRACTION I
"THE BIRTH OF
PATRIOTISM"
A lliiillinn ial(iilic ilriwia of luilny.
Adaplfd fluiil lllfl novfl wliirll Ircrnl
y in (lie Snluuliiy l.vctiilin full.
Two Recti of Elko ComcJy
Mack Swain in
"AMBROSE'S
ICY LOVE"
Ir.MF.MIIIK WF. I IAVE A
MATINfcE EVKKY SATUKD'Y
Sunday Matinee
Night and Monday
MARY PICKFORD,
In "The Utile Ptlncea"
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Bend in Brief
IX)INGS A YOUR CITY.
You'll I'ind Them Here
When you want a Range you ivill want one
with an established reputation.
The Universal has behind it over sixty years of
experience in the building of good ranges.
You get the benefit of this experience when you
buy a Universal.
Your old stove or range taken in part payment
OHICOO.N TltllNK TRAIN
Arrives 7:2U a. in.
LaV 8 p. m.
O.-W. It. 41 N. TltAIN. ,
Arrlvpi 7:00 p. hi.
Leaves 7:26 a. m.
AUTO HTAGK LINK SOUTH.
Loavon 8:46 a. ra.
Arrlriw 6 p. m.
auto links.
Cars to Duma. Kort Klamath
Kort Kock. Silver l.cke and
othor polDta auuth and south
aaat.
POST OFFICE IIOURH.
Qnnnrnl dollvorr opiin dally
8:30 a. m. to 7 p. in.
No mull dlatrlhtititil on Sunday.
Night train mall closes 7:16.
bay train mall close 6:80 a. m.
TKI.KUHAI'H HOURS.
Wcstorn Union, 8 a. m. to 9
p. m. Sunday and liolldaya
U a. in. to 10 a. ra., 6 p. ni.
to 6 p. m. -
TELEPHONE HOURS.
Pacific Tl. & Tol. Co. 2 4 hour
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Fred Hi' Iml x wim In Tunuilo to
day. AHlilpy Forrest Ih punning o few
ilnyH in Portland mi business.
Elmer Dyer wan In from Mllllciin
yesterday to look after cattle.
C. Allen left for Hooil Itlvcr today
In puss n week vIhUIiik In Unit city.
'lark Rhodes ratlin In thin niorn
liiK from a IiiihI ih-uh trip to Scuttle.
C. M. Itcdflolll, llf DrHfllMteH, WIIH
In liiHt II Ik ) L to a 1 1 1 1 1 (1 I ho Masonic
celebration.
Dibble, of Burns, who panned
two days hero on business, returned
liotno today.
Mra, Frank Pnrclval him returned
to hnr homo lit Mllllcan aftor a Hlinrt
v Ih 1 1 In Bond. ,
Mrs. I). F. Brooks, of MlnnvnpollH,
I vlHltinc at tho homo of her son,
It. K. Brooks.
It. M. Snckctt returned to Wnllu
Walla thin morning. Ho linn hiinii
hero on liunliicnn.
Mm. Noll Vcrnlog, of Amity, Is vls
ltliiK hur daughter, Mm. Troy Lynch,
who linn been vary 111.
Mm. J. Elliott, Mm. N. S. Springer
mid Mm. M. M, Torroll spent tho day
at tho Griffith ranch near Tumalo.
T. M. Baldwin, 0. W. Nolilo nml
I). P. AdiiniHon woro Intro from Prlno
vllln lust night on Masonic IoiIko business.
THURSDAY.
A. I-, it A. M., Miiwinlr liull, 8:00
p. in.
I irM'MlTH it JllllllTM, lllll I'llll'
l.ulnir Ti'inpli.
I'ltlDAV.
Ili'lialit Willi Culvi'r I'Ik'i htIiimiI,
IiIkIi m'IkmiI iiuilltoilutil,
IiinliUliMloii W. . V.. 8:00 p. m.
MONDAY.
I. O. . I'., Hnllior' luill, H:(M) p. in.
1-jwK'm Hlur, Muwinic hull H:O0
p. III.
PalnKTH ami llocorutom, Ionit Pino
Iilxir Trmpli.
Tl'KHDAY.
M. W. A., Hntl..T' Hull, H:(M) p. m.
Hlonminitoiipi nml llrlrklnyirn, Ijune
Pino Ijilnir Toinplo. 7:. 'to p. m.
Mr. and Mm. ('. A. Rlicrnion, Mini
Inff Bhort and HiiKhio Swliriirt, nil
of Klfa. urn vlnltlnic Mr. and Mrs. W.
II. Mil lor.
Mr. anil Mm. M. It. Ilaycn, of
Huron, urn Imrk from a two wenkn'
trip to Portland nml Kiili'in and will
vomplota tlliilr trip hiiinn today.
Loreno I.oiik. who ramo In from
Sink, npi-nt I ho iiIkIH with frlcnilfl In
Ilrml lii-foro lenvlnn for Tho I ;i 1 1 .
whi-ro alio will IJvo tho noxt four
yi-nm.
Albert (IIiImiiih and Clyde A. G!!
honn aro hern from l.on AniteleH lie-
for coiiipli'lliiii; their trip home to
Itlley. They Hpeiit Hevcral nionthn ill
California.
Max Wurzwo!lir, who wan horo
yi'slerday allendliiK thn Sijiinw Creek
IrrlKulion Conipnny'H henrliiK, ro
Itirned to Ilia ranch near lU'ilmond
thin mornliiR.
Mr, and Mm, Karl A. rtons nro an
liiK two nionthn In Tho Dallen. They
will roturn whon tho Poiinoy storo In
ready to open. Mr. Rosa will bo tho
now mumiger.
Minn Etta Chaso hug gono back to
lior hiiino near Deschutes, nftor a
Ioiik UlneRfl with pneumonia In the
ileuil hoHpiltil. Sho him nearly re
covered her health.
K. 10. Kiddle, iKnind commnndor,
and It. II. Itoblnnon, Krand prclnto
of tho KnlRhtn Tomplnr, returned to
Portland thin mornliiK aftor nttond
Iiik tho IoiIko bnniiiet and presenta
tion of tho charter Inst night.
A. O. Walker, of Alfalfa, returned
last ulKht from Portland, where ho
took a Rhlpmont of cut lie. Ho says
I hut ho received tho highest prlco on
tho market nt tho Union Stockyards
Monday mornliiK. Mr. Walker Is dis
poning of his cnttlo preparatory to
nioviliR to Canada In March.
Bend Furniture Co.
YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD
LAST NIGHT COLDEST
OF PRESENT WINTER
Men.-I put on It.i extra blanket lent
r.litlit n:id pulled .he b?d coverings
up around Its neck, when the ther
mometer rovlstered tho lowest tem
peraturo so far this winter, 13 do
lt revs aboro zero. Tho cold was
probably felt more keenly on account
of tho recent warm weather. On
Tuesday night 20 degrees was re
corded. Down town windows this
morning wero thickly coated In front,
ninny of them having fantastic leaf-!
like designs running half way up
the panes.
AT THE HOTELS.
January 15, day for last payment
on your Liberty Loan subscription
The Klrnt National Hank, llond, Oro.
Adv.
WHY DO YOU
SHIVER
AND
If You Are Looking for
The Best in Groceries
at REASONABLE PRICES
go to
BAKER'S GROCERY
734 Wall Street, Near Ohio Phon. Red 161
SHAKE
these cold mornings
when you can get an
OIL HEATER
at
DEMENTS?
These Little Heaters
are safe, convenient'
and efficient.
F. DEMENT & CO.
The Preferred Slock Store
GROCERIES HARDWARE
Pilot Ilutte Inn.
Ed. E. Kiddle, Island City.
Ralph I). Robinson, Portland.
Charles E. Canade, Portland.
J. H. Wallace. Portland.
James Balnbrldger Portland.
Kred Grelslnger, Bend. '
Max Wurzwcller, Portland.
T. M. Baldwin. Prlnevllle.
G. W. Noble, Prlnevllle.
I). P. Adamson, Prlnevllle.
R. II. Leslie, Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Dawson, Pla
teau City, Colo.
Ed. Powell.
AVriKlit Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Geonge B. Manden,
Seneca.
Curtis Duvall, Silver Lake.
W. J. Orme, Portland.
Elmer Dyer, Mllllcan.
A. O. Walker. Alfalfa.
Albert Gibbons, Riley.
Clyde A. Gibbons. Riley.
Wilbur Nance, Granrtvlew.
M. B. Hayes, Burns.
Mrs. M. B. Hayes. Burns.
C. M. Redfleld. Deschutes.
Van B. Seam, Sheridan.
Albert Delnney, Seattle.
V). Dunn, Imperial. '
Cozy Hotel.
Dr. Turner, Portland.
F. Dibble, Burns.
F. M. Brown and wife.
Ned J. Angland and wife.
T. E. Hanns, Grandview.
Tom Cronin, Fleetwood.
R. L. Edwards, Fleetwood.
S. O. Edwards, Fleetwood.
Show your pntrlotlsm by making
your last payment on Liberty Loan
subscriptions promptly. January 15
is tlie day. The First National Bank,
Bond, Oro. Adv.
NOTICE.
All persons not complying with the
1918 automobile, license regulations
within the noxt 10 dnys will be nr-
rostod ond takon beforo tho City lie
cordor, unless a receipt showing they
hnvo applied for tho license can be
shown.
L. A. W. NIXON.
20-30C. . Chief of Police.
JANUARY SALE
OF WHITE
The low prices on merchandise in this
sale offer matchless opportunities to save.
Buy now while these prices are effective.
The savings afforded should interest
every thrifty housewife.
17 Inch, Bleached, Linen Crash Toweling i g
for this sale, a yard u dC
42 Inch Pillow Cases, Sheeting, regularly 30c, T)?
for this Bale J J G
45 Inch Pillow Case Sheeting, finest quality, regular t tt
35c, sale price o5 11 C
9-4 Finest Quality Unbleached Sheeting, regular a b
65c, sale price Tf J C
9-4 Finest Quality Bleached Sheeting, regular price gJ
60c, sale price )JjQi
9-4 Good Quality Bleached Sheeting, regular price i n
55c, sale price 4rc5
20x44 Bleached Double Thread Bath Towels, 'Tjg
special, each '. JjQG
21x46 Bleached Double Thread Bath Towels, spec- r,
lal, at 2VC
24x48 Bleached Double Thread Bath Towels, EOc val- -im
ue, for oiVC
.13x26 Cotton Huck Towels tj
at. each J C
15x26 Cotton Huck Towels, heavy weight '
at, each t 'IOC
18x40 Fancy Woven Border Huck Towels
1 1, each JLJLQi
33 inch Indian Head, value 28c T)-.
sale price &C
Llneweave White Goods, plains and fancies, at, yard
1 8, 20, 25, 35c, 40, 45, 60c
PllBse Underwear Crepe, 30 inches wide T)r,-i
SPECIAL, yard .- AsQ,
Extra Large Sizes Bed Spreads, t
Special, each U .5U
Others at 3.25, $3.50, $3.75, $4.75, $5.0O
2500 yards Cambric, Embroideries, Insertions aBd 11
Edges, to 4 M Inches wide, very special, yard i$2C
Edges, from 4 to 7 Inches, wide, values to 15c, very
special, a yard
at 18C
Good Quality Pillow Cases t,
each Z3C, 3DG
Cotton Table Damask XTTi o f a it j
yard 60c, 85c, $l.!5
All Linen Table Da-mask, yard
$1.50, $2.25, $2.50, $2.75
Sale of Gossard Corsets Continued
All sizes still available, but they are going rapidly, and if you.
wish to avail yourself of this sale opportunity, we advise au
early seectlon.
$7.50, $8.00 CORSETS ....$0.33
$-5.00 XRKTS ....S3.50
$3.50 CORSETS $2.i;7
$2.50 CORSETS $1.89
STOP AND SHOP AT
BROTHERS
The Best Place to Trade After All
MORE REGISTRANTS
PLACED IN CASSS I
Questionnaires classified yesterday
place the following men In Class I:
Lester E. D. Lowe.
Leslie L. McDaniel.
Kenneth Hunting.
Harry Reingold.
Olaf Swanson.
Claude Vandevert.
Christian W. Hoist.
Raymond R. Churchill.
Jerry D. O'Connell.
Claude L. Mannheimer.
Philip M. Smith.
Alois J. Bell.
Wayne F. Amos.
Burns D. Young.
William B. Gladstone.
Clarle Fuller.
Arthur R. Royther.
To snve takes back-bone-not wish
bone. Tho First National Bank, Bend,
Ore. Adv.
TO ,AUT0 OWNERS.
During this cold weather it Is vi
tally essential that you have abso
lutely pure distilled water for your
batteries. We have a supply of this
water now and It is a matter of In
terest in your own car to see that the
water you use Is free from all for
eign matter. Remember, distilled
water is food and drink for your bat
teries. Do not neglect them.
THE BEND GARAGE
28,30c
Ki2' - -- - JJ1JJ'
For Unlit housekeeping, Huipoint
Electric Stove, $7.50, at the Power
Co. Adv.
A BARGAIN!
6-Room House With
Bath. Two Lots
Close In
$ 1 700
3. A. EASTES
Central Oregon's Lead
INSURANCE AGENCY
NOTICE
Any person knowing the name and address of
any enlisted men from Deschutes County, who
are registered for the Selective Draft, are earn
estly requested to furnish information of such
fact to the Local Board, at Bend, giving the Mil
itary Post, and Company to which they have
been assigned.
Registered men enlisted in the Regular Army,
unless this Board can locate them, must be re
ported to the Adjutant General of the Army as
Deserters unless their status is established. . ,
LOCAL BOARD, DESCHUTES COUNTY