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THE BEND BULLETIN. MAILT EDITION, BEND. OREGON. WKDNKMDAY, 1'Kimi'AUY 1.1. MM
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
A FICKLE SEN OR IT A
She channel her sweethearte many timet in thii stirring1 pity of the
Mexican border. Her tongue it aharp and her eyes are cruel at (he
rejects each old love. '
WILLIAM FOX presents
R. A. WALSH'S DRAMA
with MIRIAM COOPER. A Thriller mixed with aobs and laughs
Two Reel Fox Comedy-The Milk Vamp"
2RAND THEATRE f
Ve WHERE GOOD JL PICTURES ARE SHOWN
WAR EXCHANGE
Meatleaa day la Tuesday.
Porkieae day b Satarday.
One meatlcaa and ne wheatlcaa meal each
day.
At all time aava aa Bath aurar, wheat,
aaeat and fat aa aoaaible.
cooking them you will waste time and
potatoes both. You may throw away
a sixth or even a quarter of the .good
part of the potato with tho skins.
Also, if the potatoes aren't covered
j up by the skins while cooking, some
I of the valuable material will soak out
Wheatleaa daya are Monday and Wedneeday. , , . ., .,
. j - j m' "e water. Even very small po
tatoes can 'be economically used, if
they are boiled in thoir skins.
For best mashed potatoes: Peel
the boiled potatoes, mash and beat
until very light, adding salt, butter
or oleomargarine and hot milk, a half
cup of milk to six potatoes. If din
ner is not ready to serve, pile lightly
in a pan and set in the oven to brown.
Potatoes, left over or fresh, may
be combined with cheese or nuts or
meat or other material, often to make
the main dish of a meal.
Potato Sausages.
1 cup mashed potatoes.
1 cup ground nuts, fish, or meat.
1 egg. well beaten. .
1 teaspoons salt.
teaspoon pepper.
Salt pork, bacon, or other fat.
Mix the mashed potatoes and sea
soning with the ground nuts, fish or
meat. Add beaten egg. Form into
little cakes or sausages, roll in flour
and place in greased pan with a small
piece of fat or salt pork on each sau-
jsage. Bake with a fairly hot oven
A few more of the Food Adminis
tration cook books have been receiv
ed and will e given out as long as
they last. Those who have handed
their names in for a book may have
It by calling at The Bulletin office.
There will also foe a few others for
those who have not yet called.
The Bulletin still has some of the
vegetable seeds sent it for distribu
tion by Congressman Sinnott. If you
want some send in your name or call.
' Yon may know it already but it will
"bear repetition now when it is im
" itortant thait everybody eat liberally
of the big potato crop; that potatoes
are an excellent food for your body;
that they are good fuel; that one
medium-sized potato gives you as
AT THE MOVIES
Liberty Tlicutnx.
"For tho Froodom of tho World,"
the spoclal feature plcturo that Ib be
ing shown at tho Liberty, Is probably
tho best that has yot been shown of
tho world war. This p'.cturo Is draw
ing rapacity houses ami will appoin
tor the last time tonight.
tiriuid ThiNiIrr.
Tho spirit and romancu of old Mex
ico, and the hniardous adventures
which overtake an American army of
ficer In search of u bold, bud bandit,
form the story of .tho now William
Fox production, "Hotrayed," which
R. A. Walsh hns just completed with
Miriam Cooper In tho leading rolo.
This picture, another wonderful pro
duct of Director Walsh's genius, lie-
Kin a a run of two days at the Orand
Theatre tomorrow.
The story tells of a souorita's
dreams of love. Sho begins by prom
ising to niurry one man. Before the
picture is ended, sho has promised to
marry three. Carmelltu that is her
name throws aside Pepo, when she
meets I.eopoldo, a bandit. Then,
when she discovers William Jerome,
an American officer who has come
to Mexico ns a spy In search of tho
ruff inn, sho forsakes Leopoldo. Sho
writes the American) that sho,wlll
bo beside the brook with tho man ho
soeks, but Leopoldo Intercepts the
note, reverses the plot, and the result
is that Carmellta is shot instead of
Leopoldo.
The finish Is ono of the buttle
scenes for which Director Walsh Is
famous. Everything concludes to the
entire satisfaction of evoryono except
the bold, bad bandit.
tlnu In many households nan bs eas
ily lowered not only by giving 1' ref
erence to dishes which contain little
sugar or with which sugar Is not us
ually served, but also by tho use uf
wool fruits. For Instance, fresh
fruits or baked apples limy servo. In
stead of sweet puddings, or a aulnd In
place of dessert. Swoot dried fruits,
such as dates, raisins or (Iks, sorvetl
with breakfast cereals will reduce tho
suxar needs.
Ta .nail m ?a' a
TRAPPER HAS GOOD
SEASON THIS YEAR
much starch as two slices of bread
that, like other vegetables, they give ! until brown.
you salts which you need to build j Scalloped Potatoes anil Cheese,
and renew all the parts of your body Arrange a layer of sliced raw or
and keep it in order. j boiled potatoes in greased baking dish
Potatoes furnish starch which ; and sprinkle with grated cheese, and
"burns in your muscles to let you 'a little flour. Repeat until dish is
' "work, much as the gasoline burns in
an automobile engine to make the
-car go. When you have potatoes for
a meal you need less bread. Potatoes
'can save wheat.
An old king is said to have tested
each cook before hiring him by ask
ing him to boil a potato. Even the
best potato can be spoiled by a poor
cook.
To boil them so that they will be
"fit for a king," drop the unpceled
potatoes into boiling salted water and
cook 20 or 30 minutes. Drain the
"water off at once. If they are cooked
too long or allowed to stand in the
water they get soggy.
If you peel the potatoes before
nearly full. Pour milk over the
whole, about one-halt cup to every
three potatoes. Skim milk good.
Bake in a moderate oven until done.
The length of time .required depends
upon whether the potatoes are raw or
boiled and whether the baking dish
used is deep or shallow. Boiled po
tatoes 1akeri In a shallow dish will
take only 20 minutes. Raw potatoes
in a deep dish may take as much as
1 hours.
Potato Puffs.
1 cup hot mashed potatoes, well
seasoned.
1 egg.
teaspoon salt and a dash of pap
rika.
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Is Your Money
Supporting the
Government? ,
At this critical period in our
history our manufacturers aro
offering their mills, and our
young men are offering their
services to the United States
Government.
Would you like to do your
share and help by putting your
money where it will support
the new Federal Reserve
Banking System, which the
Government has established
to stand back of our commerce,
industry and agriculture ?
You can do this by opening
an account with us, as part of
every dollar so deposited goes
directly into the new system
where it will always be ready
for you when wanted.
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Moves Traps From Pleasant Kldi;c
Powell llutte Country Karl
W'omls liack From Arizona.
(Special to The Bulletin.)
PLEASANT RIDGE. Feb. 13. R.
A. Ward, county agriculturist, was
in this neighborhood Saturday in the
interests of the crop and labor sur
vey. Hans MIkkelson and family, of Des
chutes, spent Sunday at the homo of
Rasmus Peterson.
Earl Woods returned the first of
the week from Arizona, where ho
has been for the last few months.
He went to Bend Monday to be ex
amined for the draft.
N. D. Woods, the government trap
per, moved his traps over to the
Powell Butte country Thursday. Ho
has had very good success, trapping
this winter.
Andrew Newton left for his home
in Oakvllle, Washington, Wednesday
night after visiting with his uncle,
0. E. Anderson.
Several of the farmers In this vi
cinity went to Redmond this week
after land plaster.
J. A. Chase made a business trip
to Bend Wednesday.
Mrs. O. E. Anderson attended the
meeting of the Red Cross at Tumalo
last Wednesday.
W. H. Gray has been on the sick
list this week.
K. u. Illegel, of Terrebonne, was
in this neighborhood Friday.
Mrs. Howard Hartley, of Tumalo
came over after Mr. Hartley, who
has been feeding some cattle on the
Karsten place, Wednesday.
Fred Seeling was a Bend visitor
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Anderson were
Bend visitors Saturday.
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS
reupitnAKivtT
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(Payable t'nsli In Advance.)
WANTED
Yy.lXTMl) School girl to do pluin
mending ouco a wock. Call Red
172, In evening. GStf
FOR SALE
FOR N.-IM4 Westlnghousn auto
matlc electric rungo and Ivory
enameled bud room sullo. Call Black
2122. 80-67,8
poll HAI.K Underwood typewriter
No. 6. S4& casll, or xb& hair cash
Good as now. W. R. Crow, Wright
Hotel. 85-67,8p
poll HAI.K If you aro looking for
a cheap placo for a little homo
come, make offer: S-roora houso, cash
or terms. 1244 Portland Avonuo
84-67. 8p
poll HAI.K Bulck bug, recently ov
erhauled and In ood shape; to
horse power, cord tires. Price J225.
Apply Carl Wodecki, at United Waro
house. 75-55, 60p
pOR HAI.K Throe Fords,
sal Garago, Bend, Ore.
Unlvor-00-DOtfc
glDEWALK FOR &AI.E Sixty foet
ot gooa tour-ioot siuowaiK. tan
easily be hauled In It -foot length!
to any location. Inquire Bulletin of
fice. 49246tfc
POR SALE Lota 9 and 10. of block
13, Bona view, price zuu, easy
terms. See ABC, Bulletin office.
So0-70tf
pOR SALE Lots and 10. of block
Z1 oi nenwooa. price JJio, very
easy terms. 8oe ABC, Bulletin office.
349-170tf
Vt teaapobn parsley, chopped fine.
Beat yolk into the mashed potatoes
and add seasonings. Beat the white
of egg very stiff and fold Into the
potatoes. Drop by spoonfuls on a
greased pan and bake until a golden
brown.
Shepherd's Pie.
Crease a baking dish; cover the
bottom with mashed potatoes. Add
minced meat or fish seasoned well
and mixed with the thickened meat
stock or with white sauce. Pile the
mashed potatoes lightly over the top
to cover. Bake In oven 20 to 30 min
utes until a delicate brown on top.
Have a Little Sugar Tixlay.
Use Sweet Fruits: Sugar consump-
POR HALK Two lots In Northwest
Townslte Company Second Ad
dition (west of the river, near Bhev
lln mllll: price $160. easy terms. Ap-
ST. MENU!
BALL!
Thurs. Night, Feb. 14
AT THE
HIPPODROME
Singing by
MRS. SILVIS, MRS. REED, MRS. FISH
Accompanied by Special Orchestra.
Souvenir paper caps and serpentine given to
dancers. A royal good time.
nee Tickets $1, Spectators' Tickets, Gentle
men 2oc, Ladies Free.
Da
No Dance
onight
AT HIPPODROME
ply abc, Bullotln office.
FOR RENT
poit KENT Storage building. See
C. V. HIIVIS. 83-07. K.'.lp
poit KENT Furnished housekeep
ing rooms, over Uenu water, Light
Sl Power office. 40-tfc
pOR RENT Moderii b-room houso
with bath. K. W. Richardson, 35
East Groonwood. 42-44tfc
put KK.N'T Rooms all steam heal
ed, hot and cold water, S2, 12.60,
nnil 3 pur week. At Hotel Portland.
71-64.61(1
TO TRADE.
JH) TRADE Five acres of land near
hlKh school, Thn Dalles, Oro., for
llend property or land In Deschutot
or Crook counties. Sec F. F. Flsch,
1053 Bond street, or address P. O.
Box 323, Bend, Or. 2-4 ltfo
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ARTHUR J . MOORE
Lawyer
GENERAL PRACTICE
Lop; Cabin Uldtf. Phono Hlk 1411
llcnd Lodge No. 423 Loyal Or
der of Moose Meets in Moose
Hall every Thursday. Visiting
brothers are cordially Invited t
attend. ,
OVERCOATS
Radically Reduced! i
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$20 Overcoats $10
$50 Overcoats $30
Coming in sizes 38 and 40.
5 DICK, THE TAILOR
Hotpolnt Electric Irons, 93.00. Tho
Power Co.
E. A. Montromcrr P. Montcomarjr
SPKINGDAI.B ON THE METOL1UB
. CHANDVIEW, ORB.
White Ishorna. Marred Kocka, R. I.
IUiIh, While I'ekln Ducka, Toulouaa
(ieeae, Belfflan Hara, Anicura Kabbita,
Mammoth Uronae Turkeya, Guinea Tina.
Offlea phone Blk 1701 Rea, Blk 110
FREE CONSULTATION
Dr. R. D. Ketchum,
DniKles Physician
Roura, 9 to 12, 1 to 6:30, or by ap
pointment. BATHER BUILDING
Tinning and Sheet Metal
WM. MONWIOMERy.
Furnaces, Spouting, Guttering,
Cornice and Skylight
Repairing promptly attended to
Prices right, work guaranteed
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J Deschutes Cafe
on Bond Street
FOR. SALE! $
J See JONG YUNC, Owner. $
4
VERNON A. FORBES
LAWYER
First National Bank Building
Bend, :-: :: Oregon
G. C. MORGAN
Attorney at liw
211 Oregon St., next to Tele
phone office DKND, OIIK.
II. II. I)e ARMOND
LAWYER
O'Kano Building, Bond, Orngou
W. P. MYERS
LAWYER.
O'Kano Building, BEND, ORE.
M. A. PALMER
Cabinet Maker and llullder,
Jobbing
Franklin St., rear of Irrigation
Co.'s old building.
BEND INSURANCE
AGENCY
Writer of all klnila of Inauranca, Old
at Insurance AKeiicy in Central Ore
son. H. C. Kill., Klrat National Bank
Building, Bend, Oregon
DR. ANNA niEH-l'INLEY
Office and Residence, 20 Ore
gon street, opposite Public Li
brary. Phone 2281.
Women nntl Children a Specialty
Eflstes-Anderson Farm Land Co.
Irrigated Farm Lands a Specialty
First National Bank Building 124 Oregon Street Bend, Oregon
VV. G. Manning, D. M. D.
DENTIST
Suits 12-14, O'Kano Building
Tel. Mack 1781 Bend, Ore,
DR. TURNER
Eve Siieclaliil
of Poilland
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