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I1KND IIUIXKTIN, DAILY KOITION, URM), OREGON, Tl'KHD.W, JANUARY UH, tOI
SECOND UNITED STATES OFFICIAL WAR FILM
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PRESENTED BY THE DIVISION OF FILMS COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC INFORMATION
WHAT "AMERICA'S ANSWER" MEANS TO YOU!
You want to know how the Government spent your money in its prosecution of the great war. You want to know just what your soldier boys did in France
AMERICA'S ANSWER TELLS YOU
Tills plctnriuliziition of tin' Krcntest War Dnittm In nil history lms been made ami I presented
for jiulilir coii-hloration, not to mako money although It must necessarily produce a revenue In
order to moot tho expenses Involved lmt in order to show the millions (f coiiirihuUirs to the
oral l,ilH-ry Loans, tlu purchasers of Thrift ami War Stumps, Taxpayers, and those who have ho
jrenerously (riven in other ways for the needs of tho war, exactly what was accomplished in Franco
during the first year of America's participation in
THE STRUCGLE FOR DEMOCRACY
While howliiK the tremendous IniliiNtrial activities of Hie lulled Ntnlcs In France, iirmvlnn out
of the colossal needs of the war, "America' Answer" also replies, In Hie iliiindcroii r.mr of cannon
anil tho (Irlvliitf force of America' soldiers, to the linker's ill-duration Hint "A ilea wouldn't
IlKht. I'he answer has nlnuuly reached the lloliciiollerus, mill the ivnr Is won.
It is your duty, as well us your prlvih-Kc, to m-i
AMERICA'S ANSWER
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Wednesday-Thursday VjT
JANUARY 29-30 IcUU-J
REGULAR PRICES Adults, 25c.; Kids. 15c.
SPECIAL MATINEE WEDNEDAY, 4:00 P. M.
Children, 10.; Adults, '20c.
BUTTER(?
No matter where you
do your trading
Buy your
BUTTER, MILK
and EGGS
at the
BEND DAIRY
STORE
Daily Market Report.
FurnUhcd by arrangement with the
Central Oman Bank.)
NORTH PORTLAND, Jan. 28.
Two hundred cattle received. Mar
ket steady.
Prime steers, $12.50 13.25; good
to choice, $11 12.50; medium to
good, $9.50 ill; fair to medium,
$8.50 9.50; common to fair, $7.50
8.50; choice cows and heifers,
$9.25010.25; good to choice, $8.75
$9.75; medium to good, $7.5Q
8.50; fair to medium, $5.756.75;
tanners, $3.505; bulls, $69;
calves, $ 9 12 ; stockers and feeders,
$79.
Hog Market.
One hundred hogs received. Mar
ket slow.
Prime mixed, $16.8017; me
dium mixed, $16.5016.75; rough
heavy, $15.25016; pigs, $14
J5.25; hulk of sales. $16.80.
Sheep Market,
sheep received.
Market
Fifty
firm.
Prime lambs, $13. 75 14.50; fair
to medium laniDs, $911; yearilrigs,
$10011.50; wethers, $9010; ewes,
$608.
That Black Cat Stuff.
"Superstition is certainly a funny
thing." observed the almost philoso
pher. "Take, for Instance, the, feller
who Is scared to see a bluck cat run
across Ills path.
"He'll nrcue that there Is noth'.n'
supernatural about him and a black
cut happening to be near the same
place lit the same time. An' when it
conies . rifrlit down to tacks there Is
really nothln' supernatural about a
black cat any way you licger It, he'll
sny Just an excess of black pigment
in the Coloring matter of the cat's
htilr, ami, besides that, maybe one out
of six or elfht cots Is black.
"He reasons, too, that a black cat's
duty probably calls it across the stree.t
about the time he liiipoens along.
About the time he gets li nil flggered
out a coal-colored feline darts out of
the alley Just ahead of him and makes
a bee line for the other side of the
street nnd that feller jest about loops
the loop trying to head that cat off."
InJianapolis Star.
A second T. W. C. A. Hostess IJouse,
for wives and children of soldiers. Is
soon to be opened at Castner, Cuhu.
Hawaiian Island., to enre for the over
flow of women and children from the
Brat house, which opened some months
ago In answer to a call from the com
manding officer of the camp.
During 15 days In November 2,102
visitors were entertained at the house.
Including women nnd children, of the
following nationalities; Phlllpplno, Ha
waiian, Portuguese, .Spanish, Russian,
Porto Rican, Korean, Japanese and
American,
If . llgjil . I
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1i Just because the war is over,
don't let the Government's'motor
slip out of high gear. Keep it
there by paying your Liberty
Bond Payments promptly.
FOURTH LIBERTY LOAN
Twenty per cent was due January 10, 1919
Thirty per cent will bedue January 81, 1919
The First National Bank
OP BEND
NO REASON FOR MONOPOLY
If Whales Are to Be Used for Dairy
Purposes, Let Whole Country
In on It.
An official of the state ngrlcn'turni
department of Oreg in recommends the
cultivation of the whale for nillkln
purposes, says an- article In Thrift
Magazine. Knnush Whales could be
raised right III I'uget sound. lie says,
to supply the t'nlted States with nil
the milk she need. The female .whale
Is a generous creature and gives n bar
rel of the lacteal tluld at one milking.
This Is n timely suggestion, but why
keep nil the whales in I'uget sound?
Would not such n plan be sclflsh.sor
illil nnd monopolistic? If we are going
to be truly democratic In this country,
let's be so In the matter of whales.
Let every farmer keep Ills own whnle.
What would be more Inspiring than to
see the hnppy hnshnndmnn arise while
the King of Pay was still lurking hush
fully behind the eastern horizon, grub
the fnmlly milch barrel nnd hurry out
behind the barn to give old Flossie, the
family whale, her morning mllkln"? In
the spring when the little whnlclcts be
gin to show up, think of the gross an
nual output of poetry that- would be
Inspired In the breasts of our literati.
It would be a rank nnd Infamous In
justice to let Puget sound have n mo
nopoly of the national supply of dairy
whales.
Famous Soldier Poet of Italy.
Gahrlele d'AnounzIo, Italy's famous
poet, whose flying feats are the admi
ration of his countrymen, has not the
slightest fear of death, ond he has a
presentiment that he will dlo In action.
To a friend who Interviewed him he
remarked: "My worldly life Is ended.
What can I do after the war? I shall
write no more. 'Kvery time I go off
on an expedition I hope it will be my
last. That Is the reason for my fear
lessness. The finest end I wish for is
to die for my country."
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cent for 20 wort or Im. One cent per
word for all over 20. All elaailfled advertUins
strictly eafth In advance..
LOST
LOHT $45.00 In black bill fold;
two $20 bills and one $5 hill; also
$10 Imitation bill. Return to Bulle
tin office and receive reward.
60-43-6H
JOHT A drive sprocket wheal for
a truck, between Bond and La
Pine. Finder please return 138 St.
FOUND
poi'.'l An autmuobilo crank.
Owner may have same by proving
property and paying for adv. In
qulro Bulletin ofllco,. 32-39tfc
WANTED
y.XTKI Itellubln husky boy to
set pins in bowling alley; good
pay; steady Job. Apply Gymnasium.
f.r.4:irc
y.AXTKl) By relumed soldier, po
sition as cook in restaurant or ho
tel. Inquire Mrs. V. A. Forbes, secre
tary Red Cross Homo Scrvlco Section,
Bend Company offlce. 38-40tfu
y.XTKI) F.xpcrlenced tflrl for
, general housework. Phono Hed
652. 37-40lfc
yAXTKI) Some soft old rags;
mu.it bo good sized and must be
clean and soft. Bulletin office.
75-2Gtfc
FOR RENT '
foil IlKXT Partly modern 4-room
cottage, practically new, near
Brooks-Scanlon mill. Inquire at
643 Colorado Ave. Bp
poll KKNT 4-room house with
lights and water. Phono Red 621.
54-4.'Itfc
poll KKNT Small furnished house,
3 blocks from the Pllqt Butte Inn,
$15.00 per month. Inquire Symons
the Jeweler. 52-43-44C
poll IlKXT Modern room In pri
vate family; gentleman preferred.
Phone Black 582. 42-4 l-3p
pOIl RENT Desk room and office
room. Apply Log Cabin Bldg.
IStfc
FOR SALE
poll HALB Water power washing
machine, In good condition; does
excellent work; or will trade for
Incubator with cash difference. Box
505, Bend. 8
pOR 8ALK 6-room house, close to
mills; modern except heat; $2260,
easy term.' Inquire J Ryan & Co.
31-6tf
pOR SALE Four room houses,
close to mills, $1200.00 each. Easy
terms. Inquire J. Ryan & Co.
. 32-6tfo
pOR SALE -6-room house, east Bide
of rlvor, close to mills. Modern
except boat, $1860, terms. Inquire
Helens or Bulletin office. 41-41-Gpl J. Ryan & Co.
30-6tfe
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To the t'tTMitl win will nt the .i-veti 'In M ti-iiooiiH
why 111 r . htm!il Im- nrl l-.ii .-t : ir Kuill'i' u, I li-nd
Im'Ii . !'o- at'.v loi h r notu t-i that we can u-e wo
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liiinilcd io in a a i.-!l cnvelo e. .Siuno and atidtv to
im- wiHti'ti tl.iin!y on ,iiht M.hmiu.-il.
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