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PAGE S
TONIGHT Enid Ifcnnett
in "The Marriage King" and
Fatty Arbucklc.
THURSDAY ONLY
ONE-DAY SPECIAL
II know tin Luck-Step lit
ter tlian the FanJuiio
John
Barrymore
in THE MAN
1 ROM MEXICO"
lit) Kul thirty days In Jail for
tuklUK "nun tun iiiiiny." 'I'll"
only wuy lio could excuse IiIh
iiIihiiucu from lioinii wnu to
lull IiIm wit" tluil liu win gll
Iiik to Mexico fur tint thirty
day.
Weill Whim Iim K'H trick
Wlllu uskod him to hIiiiw her
thu 8 p u n I h FiiiiiIiuiko.
Th a I ' whim li" was glud Ihi
hud learned tlio lock-stop!
A ncruumliiKly funny com
ply! I
warn
OltKtJON Till NK TRAIN
arrives 7:40 a. in.
Leaves H p. m.
.-. It. M N. THAI.
Arrlvee 7:05 p. m.
Lcatra 7:20 a. m.
AUTO HTAtiK LINK HOl'TII.
Leaves 8: 45 a. m.
Arrlrea 5 p. ni.
Al'TO MM.H.
Cars to Hums, Kurt Klamath
Fort Hock, Silver Lake and
other polnta auulh and aouth
east.
I'OHT office iioriw.
Oenorsl delivery open dnlly
8:30 a. m. to 6 p. m.
No in ii 1 1 distributed nn Sunday.
- Nlicht train mall cloaes 7:16.
Day train null close 6:80 a. m.
TKI.KtmAPII IIOtltH.
Western Union, 8 a. in. to 8
p. m. Hunday and holiday!
a. m. to 10 a. m., 6 p. m.
to 8 p. m.
TK1.KPIIONK HOURS.
Paclflo Tel. Tol. Co. 24 hour
g service.
TODAY'S TK.MI'KIIATUHK
(Taken at 1 p, nj
Maximum, 40 dogrocs.
local news Items
J. J. Elllngnr of Terrebonne was
In tho city this morning.
, Mr.' and Mm. Dnn J. Anglnnd of
Alfiilfii wcro In IliMid today.
41 Reuben Long and Lesion I.lnn
haugh of Silver Uikn wero trnnsuct
1 ii K business In tho city today.
W. C. IllrdHiill returned to llend
thla morning from a business trip
to Portland.
C. W. Hamilton and P. C. Wllllnms
n ro upending tho day In llund from
their homed in Tornibonno.
M. W. Knickerbocker camo In from
3 his homo ot Glut today to transact
business In tho city.
WHEN you
buy your
Groceries of us
you are patroniz
ing home industry
Your money stays at
home. Makes your
home more valuable.
THINK IT OVER.
We. have the New
Bakery Sweetheart
Bread It's Union
Made.
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ILBERT'S
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The OWL PHARMACY
BEND'S BOOK STORE
Dr. J. K. IIohcIi of Hudmond wuh
looking ufKT business muttura In
llund today.
Mr. und Mm. Oren C. Ward apenl
IiihI night In thu city from their homo
In Prlnevlllo.
Gilbert I). Drown, supervisor of
thu Krumonl national foreHt, In in
llend today conferring with official!
from tlio dlHtrlct office In regard to
allot menlH for thn coming ducal your.
KEEN COMEDY IN
LIBRARY IJENEFIT
Amateur Arturn Who Will Appear
Friday Night in ".irl of Ijiglo
Itnnrli" Are Prollrleiil.
"A hundred laughs In 100 min
utes" U what thu management m
The (ilrl (if F.ugle Hiiiich" promises
(hone who aiteiid the performance to
lie given nt the llend Amateur Ath
letic club gymnaHluni Friday night.
Thu charucler of the production In
no calculated us to uppeal to nil
cIiihsos, mid tho players, under the
direction of Jay II. Noble, are at
taining a high degree of proficiency.
Thu Ncemi of tho play la laid In
Arizona, and a plcturoiiquo portrayal
ot ranch llfo la given. Indications
are thai tho production will bs on
joyed by a crowded house.
AT THE HOTELS.
Pilot Pulte Inn.
J. II. Roberts, Portland.
It. A. Woodburn, Portland.
M. J. Dnnlelson, Portland.
A. C. Ilrncken, Portland. .
Con Dnnlelson. 81. Louis, Mo.
It. C. Mosely, Portland. . .
('. L. Itoss nnd family, Nome
Alaska.
Ned J. Anglnnd, Powell Ilutto.
Pat Anglnnd, Powell Ilutte.
Air. nnd Mrs. Dan Angland, Alfalfa
Hoy (1. Stuart. Portland. .
Dell I). Scully, Portland.
It. T. McMullen. Portland.
A. It. Shelley. The Dulles.
A. E. Brown, Portland.
K. Jacohscn, Portlund.
T. J. Naud, Portland.
Ileubcn iLong, Silver Lake.
Denis O'Cullughan, Paisley.
Hotel Cozy.
Miss C. A. O'llrien, Portland.
C. E. Griffith, Slstors.
II. S. Royce, Washington.
Hotel Wright.
C. W. Hamilton, Terrebonne.
P. C. Williams, Terrebonne.
Will Wlckert. Seattle.
L. V. Howell, Astoria.
R. Wiseman, Portland.
Gus K. Stail. k. Lower Rridgo.
A. Thompson, Portland.
John Peterson, La Grnndo.
. Mr. und Mrs. Oren C. Ward, Prlne
vlllu. J. C. Sodcr, Portland.
Charles Hooves, Spokano.
"R. L, Walter, Tlncan, Oklu.
IsTfour
FOR SALE!
Tracts under irrigation,
adjacent to water rnulns,!lectrlc
llghu and telephone service.
Ranging in size from lj to 6 Acres
WIliSTOHIA ADDITION
See
L. D. WIEST
IMA Third Street
Dr. Turner, eye specialist, will be
in Itedmond Thursday, Feb. 6.
Adv.49-50c
AT THE MOVIES
(.It AM).
Would you trust your heart to a
girl who mttdeher living singing and
dancing In a frontier drinking place?
Do you think such u girl could be
worthy of your friendship?
In "Three Mounted Men," the mus
t erf ii I Universal feature In which
Ilncry Carey appears with Neva Oer-
ber, a man does tbls very thing, with
full confidence In her worthiness.
Lolu wusn'l a bad slrl at heart and
'she became u professional dunce hull
girl only so she could support her
mother nnd herself. Her brother,
Duck Musters, was a convict serving
a term In Jail.
One day Rill camo back to the little
frontier town and found Lola. He
determined sbo must not sing or
dunce for drunken miners uny more.
He planned a stage coach robbery
und
When Duck left the prison he was
at odds with the warden's son over
somo dishonest manipulation of
prison accounts. Soon afterward the
warden's son sent Cheyenne Hurry
after him. Harry went to the little
town where Ruck's sister and mother
lived. Ho met Lola and fell in love
with her.
How the forger was apprehended
through the efforts of Cheyenne
Harry, but released by him later. Is
shown In "Three Mounted Men,"
which comes to the Grand theatre
tonight, tho last night.
LIBERTY.
John Rarrymore needs no intro
duction to the motion picture public,
for he la one of the greatest com
edians thut ever appeared before the
camera. So successful were his
characterizations In his earlier Para
mount photoplays that he was re
cently engaged for a aeries of plays.
"Tho Man from Mexico" will be
shown at the 'Liberty theatre on
Thursday only.
In this comedy Mr. Rarrymore Is
a llgbt-heudcd and light-hearted.,
bibulous gentleman, named Kitz
hew. Fllzhow gets Into and out of
more difficulties than can be enum
erated, but he attains the master
piece of mendacity whon he Is culled
upon to explain to his wife the rea
son for a nocessnry absence of thirty
days necussury becauso ho has been
sentenced to tho Island for thai
porlod of time for disorderly con
duct, Kltzbow Invonts a story to
tho effect that he was compelled to
go to Mexico on luminous for a
month nnd prides himself on his
tnlont for lying. Hut nt tho expira
tion of the sontnnco he returns, homo
to find his wife has, during his nb-
sonce, diligently studied tho hnbits
nnd language ot - Mexico, of which
The Cleanest and Warineit
Hotel in Bend.
THE COZY HOTEL
Fltzhow knows nothing. All - his
former troubles palo Into Insignifi
cance beside tho great dilemma he
now finds himself In, and the des
perate methods he pursues to explain
mutters to his puzzled wife provide
u series of laugh-provoking Incidents
never before equalled In a film com
edy In number or degree,
John Ilurrymoro gives an Irresist
ible) performuticu throughout. Tho
supporting casts ure consistently cap
able, and cleverly usslst thu star In
furnishing thu laughs.
Record of Transfers.
(Furnished by Deschutes County
Abstract company.)
La Pino Townslto Co. to Wm.
Wllliums, wurrunty deed lot 3, hlk.
34, Lu Pine.
N. H. Lullhead to Klvlra Ii. Lelt
head, wurrunty deed NK14 lot 3,
blk. 9, Rend.
Rend Park Co. to Helen McKnlght,
warranty deed, lot 1C, blk., 115, 1st
add to Rend park.
Same to same, warranty deed lot
2, blk. 50, Center add.
41. Hoekiiis to C. F. Hosklns, war
ranty deed BK'4 NEK. 18-14-12.
Fred O. Atkinson, Kirk Whlted to
M. W. Pettlgrow, warranty deed purt
BKVi NW 'A , NK RW4, NW14
SW't, 19-15-13 euHt of roud.
Mary E. Ryan to W. K. McCor
muck, wurrunty deed, lot 3, blk. 3,
Termlnnl.
Deschutes White Pine Co. to ChaB.
R. Swuyze, wurrunty deed, lot 12,
blk. 2, Prlngle Falls.
L. W. Davis to L. R. Davis, wur
runty deed, lots 1-2-3-4-5, blk. 3,
Klllnger's udd to Redmond.
Kenwood Promotion Co. to J. H.
Raxter, warranty deed, lot 3, W
lot 4, blk. 9. Kenwood.
H. H. Clow to D. G. and R. W.
Raymond, null claim deed SVi S
Lytic Acre 23.
l S. to Nathan H. Elliott, patent
W'M NW';, 15-14-13.
PLAINVIEW SCHOOL
MEETING IS CALLED
PLAINVIEW, Feb. 8. Everyone
is Invited to the school house Satur
day evening to discuss plans for a
community hall. A short program
has been arranged for the evening
und there will ulso be good euts.
Howard Nelson has been very 111
the past week with a severe attuck
of appendicitis. He was taken to the
Rend Surgical hospital, and his con
dition is reported to be much im
proved. P. A. Scroggin and George Cal
verly spent several duys In the vi
cinity of Redmond the past week.
Mrs. G rover Pullman visited at the
home of Alex Leverenz a part of lust
week.
Mr. Harper, the Presbyterian Sun
day school missionary, who is now
assisting Rev. McVicker of Redmond
delivered a good sermon at the school
house on Sunday afternoon. He is
to hold Bervlces each evening during
this week except Saturday, at 7:30.
Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Knickerbocker
and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hartley
returned home Friduy evening after
a three days' trip to the Hampton
Rutte country. The ladies report a
very plcnsunt time.
Miss Ida Hoss spent Sundny with
Miss Wilma Hennett.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Armstrong and
Mrs. Conlee were callers In Bend
Friday.
Mr. Nootnngle of Sisters was a
Plainview caller last Wednesday.
J. A. W. and Mrs. H. A. Scroggin
made a business trip to Bend Thurs
day.
Miss Ida Nlswonger of Bend vis
ited Miss Rae Knickerbocker at the
Pine Lawn ranch last week.
Wilma Colfeldt was enrolled as a
new pupil at the Plainview school
last Mondny.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Conlee, who
have been visiting at the Armstrong
home for some time went to Sisters
on Sunday. They expect to make
their home there.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Leverenz and
family spent the week end In Rend.
Jim Pullman and Paul Scroggin
took a bunch of horses to pasture
near Redmond last Monduy.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Scroggin were
guests for dinner and Bpent the ev
ening ut the A. E. Hoss home lust
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Hurtlcy were
callers at the J. A. W. Scroggin home
Sunday.
Mr. Hnrpor wns entertained at the
A. E. Hoss home pn Sunday and
Monday.
Daily Market Report.
(FvrnlnhMl by arrangement with the
Ccntrnl Oregon Bank.)
NORTH PORTLAND, Feb. 5.
ono hundred cuttle received. Mar
ket steady.
Prime steers, $12.76 ffi 13. BO: good
to choice. $11.5012.50; medium to
good, $9.75 11.50: fair to medium,
$S.509.75; common to fair. $7.75
(if 8.50; choice cows nnd heifers,
$9.25 (fi 10.25; good to choice, $8.75
P$9.75; medium to good, $7.60f
8.50;. fair to medium, $5.75f6.76;
dinners, $3.60(3' 5; bulls, $6 9;
cnlvos. 9 13.50; Blockers nnd feed
ers, $7 11.
Huff Market.
Two hundred hogs received. Mar
ket slow. i
Prlmn mixed, $10.40 16.60; me
dium mixed, $1(1 16.40: rough
henvy, $1516; pigs $1416.40;
bulk of sales, $16.60.
Sheep Market.
No sheep received. Mnrket firm.
Prime lambs, $13.76 14.25; fair
to medium lambs. I9W11: yearlings.
$10011; wethors, $910; ewes,
It Raises the Dough
If you are not already aiinf Cres
cent, you should try it. Test out ita
advantages. Discover tor yourielf
how itt double leaveoinf action makes
the lightest and raott wholesome
cakes, biscuits and breads. Use ail
ol the can of Creicent. If you are
not pleased with the results return
the empty can to your grocer; he is
authorized to refund your money.
Write us (or a copy of the Crescent
Cook Book. Crescent Mfg. Company,
Seattle, Washington.,
Cresdent Bakma Powder
FLUME IS REPAIRED
AT PLEASANT RIDGE
PLEASANT RIDGE. Feb. 5. W.
H. Gray was helping repair the flume!
on the Swalley ditch this week. j
Gust Nelson of Rend came down i
Thursday night to spend a short time
ut the home of his cousin, Anton i
Ahlslrom. . I
Karl Wood was a Bend visitor
Friduy. I
W. H. Gray went to Redmond '
Tuesday after a load of sulphur. i
Mrs. Geo. Holton called on Miss
Hilma Nelson Thursday afternoon.
Hans Mikkelsen went to Bend on
business Thursday.
Mr.. Nelson, who was recently dis
charged from the army, having
served in the spruce production divi
sion, is visiting Rasmus Peterson.
N. D. Wood was a caller at the
Anderson home Wednesday.
Anton Ahlstrom made a business
trip to Redmond Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Smith of Tumalo
were in this neighborhood on busi
ness Tuesday.
Marsh Aubrey of Rend was a vis
itor at the Gray home Monday and
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Chase and
daughter Etta were Redmond visitors
Thursday.
Mrs. John Edwards was shopping
in Redmond Suturduy.
Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Anderson were
In Redmond Saturday.
Rasmus Peterson and Mrs. Cath
arine Johansen attended the funeral
of Mrs. Sanford in Redmond Thurs
day. Hans Mikkelsen was helping Ras
mus Peterson saw wood Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Anderson and
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Gray were guests
at the Thomas Alt home, near Bend,
Sunday.
Mnrsh Aubrey came down from
Bend Sunday to visit at the Gray
borne.
Mr. and Mrs. John Edwards at
tended Sunday school at the school
house In Deschutes Sunday.
Reginald Bayley of Tumalo was a
visitor In this neighborhood Sunday.
H. T. Mikkelsen and family visited
at the Hanson borne, near Deschutes,
Sunday.
J. W. Peterson and family spent
Sunday visiting Rev. and Mrs. J.
Scott at Terrebonne.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Chase accom
panied Alex. Duval to Bend Friday.
Con Breen of Alfalfa was here a
short time Thursday afternoon to
look after his sheep.
New MOON 6-36
$1685 f. o.b. Portland
The Moon Six-36 was designed, built and priced
to fulfil a definite purpose to provide the man
of moderate means with a high-grade Six that
is economical to run.
Read these specifications part of the Moon Slx-36's equip
ment: 114-inch wheelbase Continental six-cylinder motor
polished solid walnut instrument board, front and rear
sweeping double cowl Fedder radiator styllBhly extra high
slanting windshield Splcer Joints Timkon bearin.gs.
Let us show you this car nnd show you what It can do on
the roads.
Deschutes Garage
(Formerly The Hoover Garage)
GREENWOOD AVENUE
LECTURES
AT
Baptist Church
730 P. M.
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