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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 9, 1918)
THB BEND IIULLKT1N. HAILV KDITIOls, Hh'NI), OKHMON, HATntMY. FEBRUARY 0, lOtK CLASSIFIED MOEff NTS r" I SUNDAY MATINEE, NIGHT AND MONDAY TONIGHT, Last Time . II CARMEL MYERS A I The lash JgH iou (jet What ibij Waht When YouAdvertlte For. It Here Y-.ii-.. Bwwspui.b-iiJ yJJWLiJUL) A I n I -11 nwhi4, . . IrX -Zr 8 I EddLro..MdLeeMor.in A Frohman Super-Production of Great Appeal UsVT A DDI ir ATIOMC I ' " PATHE NEWS COMING SOON I lev I o:j I 1U I Afll ' Xf t, I I U L. W I llllll I j HI Seven Red Fm Future Va WHERE GOOD & PICTURES ARE SHOWN (Paynlilo t'axli In Advance.) WANTED KyANTEII Experienced rump cook nialo, wants position in rami) ranch or boarding house. Inquire Boston Cufo. 7ti-5G) SITUATION WAXTEIK On a much ny experienced mini anil wlfo, with two children. Apply or rail Wnldo Van Sickle, 846 Dataware, Bend. Or 74-66.6.7p WAR EXCHANGE Wkeatless dsjrs an stsailsr ana Weanerdar. Meatless day Is Tsfsday. Parsleal imr is Satarder. : Ona meatless and ne wheatless meal each 47. . At all times save as aaea sagar, wheat, meat and fat as passible. FAT SAVING. We use twice as much fat as some of our allies. The amount used here should be not more than three-quar ters of a pound per person per week and six ounces for children under ten. Use butter as sparingly as possible on the table, except for children. Do not use it in cooking. Peanut butter, jellies, or a nut and Tig paste are excellent substitutes. Use less pastry. When you do make pies, use one crust instead of two. Try the New England deep apple pie, with only a top crust. Use the vegetable fats instead of animal fats in making the pastry. If vegetable oils are used the quantity of fat may be reduced by one third; that is, 2 34 tablespoons of oil to one cup of flour is sufficient. . The oil itself helps to moisten the Tlour so that very little water is nec essary. The dough should be made as dry as possible to make a tender pastry. Do not fry tin deep fat. Bake croquettes in the oven. Make meat-loaf instead of meat croquettes. Either do not use recipes calling for a large quantity of fat or try re ducing the amount. 1X)B CONSERVATION' PIE CRUSTS. Commeal ('runt. Grease a pie plate well. Cover with raw corn meal, giving the plate a ro tating maBion so that an even layer of the meal will stick to the plate about 1-16 of an inch in thickness. Fill the plate with pumpkin pie mixture. Bake In a hot oven. Individual Pies Oatmeal CruHt. 3 cups finely ground oatmeal. At the Grand Theatre Sunday and Monday. 1 cup boiling water, 1 teaspoon fat. Scald the oatmeal with the water. Add fat and mix thoroughly. Roll very thin and line small pie or tart tins with the mixture. Bake in a hot oven. Fill with apricot marmalade or other thick mixture. If desired, spread a meringue on top and brown in the oven. For Fireside PesHimLstn. Blackwood's Magazine publishes verses of "Klaxon" that have a timely message: You may be stripped of all you have it may be all you say. But you'll have your life and eyesight left, so stow away your talk of pay. You won't be dead in a bed of lime with those that heard the Call; So thank your God you've an easy Job in the Greatest War of all. A Vacuum Cleaner that makes housekeeping easy, $30, at the Power Co. Adv. One cent a word is all a little W'aut Ad will cost you. Something to sell? Advertise in The Bulletin's classified column. BUSINESS and the .FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM To 1 ' IjjvL XfimiMnJitm Chlcigoi Boston, i New York i Richmond Atlanta A Federal Rsisrre Bank in aach of Hiss Citias The Federal Reserve Banking System was created largely to protect and benefit those en gaged in industry, commerce and agriculture both employers and employes. Its main purpose is to help those who borrow and provide a cur rency more responsive to business needs. We are members of this system and you can secure its benefits and add to its strength by becoming one of our depositors. Stop in and let us tell you Just how it meets your particular needs. tr USUAL RISIRVl Baa, (YSTsJaaaTa . The First National Bank Bend, Oregon AT THE MOVIES Grand Theatre. The hereditary fear of a cat's eye forms the basic influence that causes the number of complications to arise in Augustus Thomas' famous play, "The Witching Hour," a screen ver sion of which, produced by the Froh man Amusement Corporation, under the direction of George Irving, wilt be shown at the Grand Theatre, com mencing Sunday. This beautiful and all-absorbing subject receives wonderful treatment at the hands of a most unusual cast of screen and stage favorites, headed by C. A. Smith, Jack Sherrlll and Mario Shotwell. The production Is unusual In its dramatic treatment and decidedly elaborate in its setting. The main theme. carried throughout the produc tion might briefly be summed up in a very few "words, "As we think evil, so will evil occur." The cast employed in this produc tion Is a large one, and the Interior properties and furnishings are valued in excess of $50,000. Anions orig inal paintings of world wide famous artists, there is one Carol alone val ued at JG, 000, 000, and they all play their part in the unfolding of the story. ' Libert)' Theatre. "Reaching for the Moon," Douglas Fairbanks' latest production for Art- craft, coming to the Liberty for Sun day matinee and night and Monday, was written by Anita Loos and John Emerson, expressly for the noted star who fairly revels In the part of Alexis a youth occupying a humble position in a button factory until he was dis covered the missing heir to an Euro pean throne. Artcraft has been lav ish with this production, which Is crammed full of humorous situations and thrilling incidents. The adventures of Alexis are ex tremely trying, and Fairbanks Is af forded ample opportunity of display ing the extraordinary athletic skill for which he Is noted. 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Or. 28-4 1 tfn Nevor has a picture beau produced with such wldo-sprend Interest in Its making as "For the Freedom of the World," which will be presented by Ira M. Lowry at the Liberty Theatre on Tuesday and Wednesday. This film Is a patriotic spcctiiclo produced prlmarly with the idea of awakening Amorlcans to the situa tion caused by the great war and bringing home to them tho facts which already have been realized by the public in tho countries of all our Allies. The story of the film was written by Captain Edwin Bower Hessnr. an officer of the American Legion of the Canadian army. After arrangements had been made to produce the film on a tremendous scale, the producers obtained the cooperation of the Ca nadian government in making It. Recognizing its tremondous value In enlightening public sentiment in the United States and the fact that it would aid recruiting hero and so help the great cause for which all were fighting, tho Canadian government authorized the use of Its troops and training camps and gave every as sistance in Its powor. IX)ST A cow. Find her in The Bulletin want ads. Something to sell? Adverllno In Tho Bulletin's clusalfled column. j Bend View PRICES: SI0O AND L'P TERMS: Reasonable We'll lua jou monty le build. BEND'S MOST SCENIC RESIDENCE I'UOI'KRTY Every Ixt commands a view of the River. Mountains and City. Building restrictions according to Iocntion. SEE J. RYAN O Kane Bldr. CO- Phone J6l Ad Electric Iron, 93. Adv. Something to sell? Advertise In The Bulletin's classified column. An Electric Toanter that turns the toaxl, $4. Adv. THIS TOWN IS YOUR HOME HELP TO MAKE IT A BETTER HOME BY CO-OPERATING WITH ITS MERCHANTS AND BUSINESS MEN TREAT YOUR INDUSTRIES FAIRLY AND THEY MUST BE FAIR TO YOU THE SHEVLIN-HIXON CO. BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL CARDS Hotpolnt Electric Irons, 95.00. The Power Co, ARTHUR J . MOORE VERNON A. FORBES Lawyer lawyer GENERAL PRACTICE rirst National Bank Building Log Calln BUlg. Phone Hlk 1411 Bend. :-: :-: Oregon JJ llond Iodge No. 423 Loyal Or- n n Turnn A XT I ler of Mooi Meets in Moose Kj. IWUKUAIN Hall every Thursday. Visiting Attorney at Law I brothers are cordially Invited U attend. 211 Oregon 8t., next to Tele- j I phone offlco. BEND, ORE. E. A. Montfsstsry P. Monlsomsry 8PBINGDALE ON THE METOLIU8 llT p fYFR9 GRANDVIEW. ORE. . )3 White Itrhorns. Bsrred Rockn, R. I. r Aurvt'n Rd, Whit Peklll Ducks, Toulouse lAWI,it Geese, Belftisn Hsres, Aniiora Rabbits, Msmmoth Bronte Turkeys. Guinea Plus. O'Kane Building, BEND, ORB. Offlca phone Blk 1701 Res. 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