The Bend bulletin., March 21, 1918, Image 3

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TO-NIGHT-', 1m k I FRIDAY-SATURDAY
SATURDAY MATINEE
Rex Beach's comedy program
"THE Julian Ehinge
A I IAV u "Th. Qvn Ma, Cerlei"
A rM a ni Partly filnnd on llw Colimbia Highway
AUL 1 SUN mi'l in I'oltlntt'l
M.it Srliiirll Kryaloiir All SUl Ctll
BLOCK "HER rORPEDOED LOVER"
DON'T MISS IT I !J!:jb'JJ
Sunday MARY PICKFORD
MONDAY as "STELLA MARIS"
LID LIFTS A LITTLE
ON SALE or POULTRY
ni-i.ii May it" Beat to Marital
Now, end I'reetloni f Bales
Hi ported April l.
Bend in Brief
DOINGS IN YOUR CITY.
You'll llnJ Them Here
1 iii iisn.w.
Son of Vtrc.ll), Sulller' hull, H
p. III.
i entral Trades Labor nni Kami
cK i-iiiiih II, Lotll Pine Temple, 7tBO
p. in.
SATURDAY,
Had M'-n. Hod Man hall, h p. m,
LOCAL NKWS ITKMS
Clyde smiiii lum gone la eastern
Crook county to Kluy.
Law ran on Lain in in Thi Dallaa a
faw days on business,
Mrs. N. P Reed oacofl In on tho
morning train from Portland.
C. m Radflaid end Claude tloOo).
Inch worn In from DSSObUtae today,
Mrn. A W. Mcl 'ai lane want to
Portland thin morning to vinit bar
non.
OREGON TU i nk TRAIN
A rrlviiH 7 : 20 a. m.
Leaves 7 s 96 a, m.
.-V. It N. TRAIN
Arrives 7 : Ofi p. ni.
Li'iivi-a H a, in.
AUTO BTAUK LINK HOI TH.
Lioiviih K : 4 r, a. m.
Arrives D p. in.
AUTO LINES,
Oars to iiurnH, Port Kiiunuiii
Port Rook, silver Laka and
othar pointn noutii nod noutii
mint
POST OPFICH HOURS.
General delivery opan dully
B:80 a. m. to i; p, n,
No mall distributed on Sun, lay
Night train mall oloaaa lilt.
Day train mall clones 0:30 a. in.
THMM1RAHH HOURS.
Western rnion. h a. m. to k
p. m. Sunday and bolldaya
B a, m. to to a. in., D p. m.
to 6 0, m.
TKI.KI'HDNK IKH IIH.
I'm lili- Tel. & Tal. Co. H hour
Catnfl In laal night from
and went on to l.nko
H. M. Luce
Poroal OroTi
view today.
Mm. i.. Cooperstoen sod two obll
dran earns in today from Portland
and will lira bera,
.Max Crsndall in spending a fan
days in lledrae. Ha will ba back I
again la Band shortly,
William Coonny will spend tha
next iliri'i. montliH In I -a (Irundo, I
raturnlni to it.. mi in tin- lurnmer,
B, B, Kvrliigliaiu and Chnil" II.
Krli-kaoii of Hoar (Took lluttoi, were
in town today Mr Drlckaon in
niakliiK llnal proof on hln homestead.
Mrn. D, Vail Antwerp Want to
Forest Grove today to vlatt She tin i
t n tin- k unit of her daughter, Mr.
Oarl Hinmaji, of Band during th''
wtntar.
That Mrn. II. lVrrell In rii-ovo-lurt
nicely from an operation performed
thin waak in thu word Dr. Parrall
brought hark from Portland this
morning,
Mr. ami lira, Robort B Parli have
oojds bora from Portland to laka up
residence on a homestead in the Ar
nold section, w ii lt-l Ho y n-cotitly
made entry on
Mr. and Mrn. Cox and daughter
of Detroit, Mloblgan, have ooma to
Band to ntiiy. Mr. Cox wan form
erly with tho Bhevlln-Hbron Oom
pany In -Minnesota.
Ono cent a word In all a little Want
Ad will cont you.
AT THE HOTELS.
riiot Hutu- inn.
O. 1.. JoOee, Portland,
joaapb K Coi". Portland,
s B Murray! Portland
W. 10 Wiiithcr. Th" Dalles.
j. C Do d eon, Lekevtesv,
Ida M. Nlohola. Sllvi.r Lnko.
p, it cation, Portland.
0. H. Hoagi Spokane,
Wright Hotel.
John HhdckgOn. Ptaatwood,
T B, Wbaalon,
Ed McCray, Bpokana.
Mm. i. ii Goffer, Brothers.
Mm. j. w. Oueley, Brothara.
j it. Lexnond. Bpoltaae,
An La nil, Bpokana
W. A. Johnnton, Palglay.
m ii j n. Hometad
Kny L. Howard, La Pine
v.. BvrtnghaiUi Band,
Tha t oy.
M C Ath.-y. Hi-lid.
s. m. i .iii-i-, Poraat Oro?a.
John Briekeon, Baker,
John Oarieon. Baker,
Bob Qathargood, La Pino,
m. Peal.
DREARS lilt; WINDOW.
An empty wood wagon driven hy
a maii naiin-d Jonai early thli morn
ing eraanad Into Hio window of John
Btaldl'i offlca on tin' corner of orr
gon and Wail atroeta, eomploteiy da-
moiehing tho largo plat" kIiihh. Tho
wagou had hoi'ii ntundliif; In front
of thi' hulldlitK and beaked up onto
tho i.dewalk.
NOTICE.
W'c wlsli to Inform our pntroiii
thai tin' tiro of Saturday night will
not prOTQnt us from laklni; oan of
our Lrndo the game ae nlwnye.
gdv. Till,- BEND LAUNDRY.
COItVAI.I.IS, Manh '-' I . Wfeefl !
ii lion rhat layn an i-kk not go 'KK
laynr?
ni" lid on galling bane in Oregon
prior to May I htm hm-ii llftiil a
lltll", and iioii lnyi-rn may ho moil to
market now, providing oeiitlflcate
to tbajl effaol i gent along with tbem.
properly dated nd ilgned hy tho
growarg,
lint guppoae ono of theae old hid
dlog thai gvoragee about an egg ;
week happoni to ohooio the markal
day for llio event, and tho doalor
iinda an egg or more In Hio ooop of
Don-layeri7
"Thai doeen't make bar a layer'
iixidaiiiH ii. i.. rpnon, federal and
Orofon Agricultural college poultry
axtenelon man for Oregon, "if a
ban layn no leldom an llo ho wholly
unprofitable, the i a non-layer in
tho legal H"nn" of Hio term, even
though h" doeg drop an egg oner
In a whlli-."
Mr. Upion made a repreeentatlon
to th" Orogon food adminlatraior of
Ihe bardabip the rule in working in
many parte of Oregon. Mr. Ayr
took th" miilt'-r up with tho fi-d'-ral
depart men I at Waahlngton, ami baa
received :i win- modifying tho order.
It wan ajao explained that In all proh
ablllty tin- hail will ho lirtod alt -gather
April 1. a full month naaad
of tlm Hmo me. In th" guneral order.
STEVE STEIDL (IKTS
SECOND CLASS RATING
TeUi of New Pad i Haliwite al Mare
aland Rleotrieal lain
Pbilehed-
(eather edge ail v-r bui a gpot on ,
top and In front about two tuition
gerou, v.'ln i" tlio hair In toft about
thr quarterg of an Inch long, it
auro lookn (rightful.
"Ivan MoQMvray In on Kuard up
at Ho- naeaalna, ll la with ftoin
pany II, Section K, II. H. M. C."
AT THE MOVIES
( )
I JULIAN ELTIWGE M m
II
till
JULIAN ELTIV1GE At
'TheClewnkcCwflx'
T LIBBRTV THEATRE
Prlday anil Saturday
Btuvn stidiii baa lust written big
rather, John Btaldl, of liln promotion
111 the olcn-trlral whool at Mori
Inland. 11" i xplalnn th" meaning "f
hln now ratliiK. Tho lottiT in n
folkrwa:
"1 made geoond lann out of tho
"li'itriial niliool; that In. I am now
a gecond iinnn eleetrician and of
courn,. mi-ana that 1 am a awnnd
rlann patty Officer alno. BaOOnd bun
In 111" lont one ran mako out of a
gchool without having had previous
H'ti exprrli'iiro, which I havi-n't had.
There have been pernapa r.o or ion
geoond and third rruln" nidi Kradu
gted or ral.-d out of thin achool, lint
noun that I know of hna got batter
than gaeond riaKs. although they
wtiro eligible t hotter if they could
make it. There were only 10 in my
rlann. of which five made gaeond ami
live third ratliiK.
"Wo have now oron tranef erred
to tin- ri'i'i-lvlniK hhlp with ordera to
nland hy ror draft, hut I fir It will
bo two or three month h.-fore 1 K"t
nut of horo. I would llko to got out
of thin place an soon as pOBtlble for
1 do bate to wait ao long. I am hop
ing that I ran K"t on a destroyer, for
I do want gomi thing at leant a hit
exciting.
"Than am on tho receiving ship
a number of f el lOWl who were saved
off the Jacob Jonoa, the destroyer
that was torpedoed a rouplo of
months ago. A Rood many are also
from the war zone, most of them sent
here to wait until their cruise Is over
(they are Called short timers). Most
all of thorn aro re-anllatlns.
"We aro having more regulation!
horo every day; thoy aro nakint;
haircuts tho specialty now. Every
one has to have a regulation haircut
by tomorrow or be subject to a sum
mary court martial. At the seaman's
burlier shop hero they will take no
Instructions at all. They cut your
hair to suit themselves, which Is a
LIBKRTY.
Tho "Made in Oregon" Paramount
photoplay, "Tho Clever Mrn. Oarfax,"
hy Hector Turnbull and Gardner
Hunting, and nlarriiiK the renowned
feminine Inrpmeonator. Julian ki-
tlnge, will bo tho attraction at the
Liberty Theatre on Friday night and
on Saturday matinee and night.
Primarily a comedy, "The Clever
Mm. Oarfax" takes its bero(laa)
through many hair-ruining adven
tures and provides ,hrlll a plasty.
Julian BltiBga an Mrs. Carfax is un
believably dainty and fastidious in
trailing frocks or stunning bathing
auit.
Thin picture Is of particular Inter
eat to Oregon la DX as It will be re
membered that through the efforts
of the Portland Chamber of Com
merce Julian Kltlnge and his com
pany were brought to Portland for
the filming of a part of "The Clever
Mrs. Qarfag." Many views at the
Attiers dix'k and along the Portland
waterfront are readily recognisable,
as well as some line "shots" taken
on th". Columbia highway.
A Mack Bennett Keystone comedy,
wltti an all-star cast. "Her Torpedo d
, I, .iv"," will also be screened.
How Much Docs He Save?
A professions man gays II costs
about 7 cents a mile to run bis auto.
This Includes oil, wear and tear. In
surance and upkeep generally. Once a
week he drives to the country and buys
rap piles, butter, eggs, chickens, ap
ples, jHitutoen, etc. Sometimes he cov
ers ,rnJ iiilli-s on a trip. Thus, accord
ing to his own estimates, bis expense
WOUld tie fully !?.'f.o0 for the miles.
if lie buys egga at cents a dosen, but
ter at 5 cents a pound, chickens at A
cents a pound Cheaper than lie can buy
them In tha city and lie buys them
merely for bis own family us,? how
much dues he save'' Indianapolis
News.
Notice to
Prospective Ford
Buyers
It is evident from ail reports that Ford cars
will he hard to get in a very short time as the
factory output has been curtailed by 50' . This
means that fewer cars will be available. We
therefore urge that you place your order imme
diately so as to enable and assure you of reason
ahly prompt delivery.
We will he glad to give you any further in
formation by calling at our office.
Cent. -Ore. Motor Co.
PHONE BLACK 261
W. A. Foster, Thursday and Friday
evenings.
Mrs. Fred Brown left for Medford
the middle of last week to visit rela
tives for a couple of weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Ora Foster and Miss
Both Foster were In Ilend Wednes
day afternoon of last week.
Vic Orewiler of Bend visited
friends and relatives in this section
from Friday until Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Driscoll, Mr.
and Mrs. B. N. Hale, Mr. and Mrs.
B. H. Stewart, Mr. and Mm. Reavi
Wlltcoxon, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wil
son and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Wllt
coxon attended the sheepmen's con
vention In Bend Saturday.
Mesdames Truesdale, Smith, Van
Doun, Hire, Mustard, Arnold, John
Brown, Ora Foster and C. M Carlton
attended the luncheon In Prtnevllle
Friday given by the Red Cross chap
ter. Miss Itora Kotch and Howard
Waugh spent Sunday evening at the
Driscoll home.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. C. Truesdale
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. C.
Chessman at cards Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Foster. Frank
and Dicks Long, Roland Bowman and
Mrs. Walter Morse attended a danco
near Prlnevilte Saturday evening.
Contractors Wilson and Klnsey of
PrlnevtHe spent Sunday at. the Trues
dale home.
Tom Cronin. Dan Hourigan, Mlko
and Ned Anglin attended the sheep
men's convention at Bend Saturday.
Miss Jessie Hartley and O. F.
Hobbs were business visitors In
Prineville this week.
Mrs. Ross Bussett and Mrs. Art
Wurzweiler spent Saturday evening
In Bend.
Chas. Oreweiler autoed ont from
Bend Saturday, returning with Mrs
Oreweiler and son VIc.
WARNING TO POO.TRY OWNERS.
No domestic animals or fowls shall
be allowed to run at large or herded
in any of the streets, alley or public
places in the City of Bend.
88-92 By Order:
COMMON COUNCIL.
L. A. W. NIXON,
Chief of Police.
His Case.
"I know a man who knows perfect
ly how to manage a wife In every par
ticular." "He may kuow how, but does he do
it?"
"No. because they won't let him out
if tha insane usyluin long enough to
MANY ATTEND SHEEP
MEN'S CONVENTION
w Komi f ivinovillr Completed
WiH llo Shorter.
NEW ARRIVALS!
Just In by Express This Morning
J Some of the prettiest New Spring Coats
and Spring Dresses ever brought to Bend,
at prices that will suit your purse.
Wont You Come In
and See Them ?
A small deposit will secure any of these
wonderfully clever garments.
THE PEOPLES STORE
"THE STORE THAT SELLS FOR LESS"
POWELL BUTTE, March 21.
Mrs Chas. Orewiler visited wi'.h her
daughter, Mrs. J. M. Shearer, and
family last week.
J. F. Rice attended the committee
man's meeting on the third Liberty
loan In Prineville Monday evering of
las; week.
Mrs. Walter Morse and daughter
of Portland visited her parents, Mr.
and Mis. 10. I,. Long, and sister, Mrs.
W. A. Foster., his' week.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen WIllCOXOD were
business blsltora in Prineville Tues
day afternoon last week.
S. I). Mustard and W. A. Foster!
were on the jury last week.
Work has been completed on the 1
,1. F. Rice road, which makes it one
Of the best roads in this section aud
its near or nearer Prineville than the
obi main traveled road.
Ross and Lloyd Pusselt visited
relatives in Pr'neviiio Wednesday of I
last week.
Frank Long visited his sister, Mrs.
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A R N E R
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s
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Fine and New-Popular Priced
Are Here for Your Selection
TAFFATA SILKS
3G inches wide, a very good dependable
quality black and colors
Per yard $1.89
Ilolpolnt Klcctrlc Irons, $5.00. The
Power Co.
Shangtung Pongee
the real thingnatural color-all silk
hand loom Chinese Pongee yard wide
Per yard $1.35
Crepe de Chine
40-inches wide-a real good all silk Crepe
colorsWhite, Pink, Light Blue, Copen
Per yard $ 1 .89
Cotton Wash Fabrics
Lawns, Voiles, Poplins, Flaxons. Batistes,
Swiss, Dimity, Middy Cloth, Pique,
Arabian Silk, and a host of others
Per yard 1 5c to 50c
Save the difference and buy Thrift Stamps
We Sell Them