THR BKND BULLETIN, DAILY EDITION, BEND, OBKOOM. TIIl'BMDAY, FEBRUARV 2, 1010 '
f AGE 8
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TONIGHT ONLY ONEWAY SPECIAL
(KIIALDINK FARKAK mid WALLACE KEID
CARMEN
Iti
See tlic fumous bull-fight scene mid thtf buttle
in the cigarette factory.
It's h classic among pictures.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY-Saturday Matinee
MARGUERITE CLARK
IN
"Out of A Clear Sky"
CHAS. CHAPLIN
. ill 1 Mutual Special
"TR FIREMAN"
A RmI of Rom and Lauglilet
(OMCUON THUNK TBAIN
Arrive 7:20 a. tu.
Leaves 8 p. m.
O.-W. It. N. TltAIN.
Arrive 7:45 p. m.
Lmti 7:20 a. Di.
AUTO HTAiiK LINK HOCfll.
Leaves 8:46 m.
ArrlTM 6 p. m.
. A I TO LINKH.
Can to ilurns, Fori Klamath
Fort Hock, Silver Lake and
- other point south aod aouth
east.
I'OHT okfick iiociia.
Qennral delivery open dally
8:30 a. m. to 6 p. m.
No mall distributed oo Sunday.
NlKht train mall closes 7:16.
Day train mal) clone 6:30 a. in.
TKLKUIIAI'II HOUItH.
Western Union, 8 . m. to 8
p. m. Hunday and holldaya
a. m. to 10 a. m p. m.
to 6 p. m.
TKI.KI'HOVK HOCIW.
' PaclHo Tel. Tel. Co. 84 hour
service.
I
SALE SALE SALE
50c on the $1.00- .
Golden Rule Store
Watch for the Adv.
' LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
TODAY'H TKMl'KBATURE
(Takon at 3 p. m )
Minimum, 34 degree.
Mutt Hnber and K. I., ('lurk of La
I'lni! urn in I lie city.
Ml l.llllun Guerurd hurt accepted
a ptltln with the F.IIto studio.
MIhm Cortrudn Hunk, formerly an
Inxiriictor In I ho lli'iiil kcIiooIh Is
4initliiK frlendsjn Hend toiliiy.
' J. V. McCaliuii of Metollus I
triiiiHUctlng business In tho city to
day. I, . A. Iltiolh, receiver at tho 1. 8.
land ofllco at Tho Dulle. Ih III tho
city today on ofllclal huslne.'
J. II. Donnely, In churgo of con
struction work ni'ur Prlnovlllo for
Swohy IlroH., wan In Mend todiy.
1 Mr. and Mr. A. K. Laraon. who
linvo boon making n protruded atuy
In Portland, uro ex poet od to rot urn
to llond Saturday.
MIhh Marjory Kulrlamh of New
York und I.liiutonant Muloney, U. 8.
nrmy, tiro guetH at tho liiimo of Mr.
and Mr. II. K. llrookt.
Lieutenant and Mr. Frank Prince
nro expected to nrrlvo In llond from
8t. Paul TucHduy. Lloutunnnt Prlnco
wuh In tlm 20th engineers In Franco
VALUE
FIRST
?
and hu rcconlly been dlncharged
from tho honpltul lnc returning to
tho United Rlute.
BERG CHALLENGES
GUSTAVO TO BOUT
Would Jlcvt Middleweight t'lmmplou
of Xortliumt In Murrh lritl
tirnpplrr lli'iiil) -or Cnrlwn.
In a lottor rocolvod till morning
hy The Bulletin from John liorg.
well known In wrestling circle in
tho northwest, Hern, who I now
makliiK hi hoadqunrlor In Spokuno,
Ihhuoh a chulloiiKO to Ad OliHtavo of
llond, northwuHt middleweight rham
plon. llo make no .menlUhi of
term, specifying merely u cuteh-ua-catch-can
matrh, to take place In
thl city any time after March 15.
For Hevoral work, C.UHtavo ha
been endeavoring to get In touch
with Uerg. and tin stotrtd that lie
would bo willing to mnol hi ni at any
time, o there I little doubt but that
a bout between thn two can ho Hinged
In the nour future. In view of the'
fuel that Hern wlU'outwelgh UuaIuvo
by Nome' 20 pound, local funs are
of Mie opinion that the locul (trappier
hould be given a handicnp of Rome
kind to offel thlH advantage
At proHent, (justuvo I tralnInK
hard for a bout Scheduled to take
pluco tomorrow night at tho Hippo
drome, with I. eli CurlHon, 176
pounder from Seattle. Thn middle
weight champion I confident that
ho will bo able, to secure the, ad
vantage over hlu opponent In a HiiIhIi
match In Rplte of tho big difference
In weight.
EASTMAN
I
and FILMS
Developed
at
HORTON
DRUG CO.
rthe $&XaJlJL Store
HELP BUILD
UP YOUR
COMMUNITY
Community life in Amer
ica is the very life blood
of our democracy. Every
citizen owes nllegience to
his home town.
The factories, mills and shops of your town provide
the payrolls and comforts needed for health and
prosperity. Patronize and support loyally every
business man in your community. By doing so you
will be working most effectively for yourself and
building up your home town.
THE SHEVLIN-H1X0N COMPANY
BIG YEAR REPORTED
BY INSURANCE MAN
"We wImIi to pay tribute to hie
loyul Hupport of Oregon citizen for
tho Hplondld business given u In
1918, and 1919 give promle of beat
lug 1918," Riiid Ashley Forrest, dfs
trlct munagnr of the Oregon Life In
surance company, yesterduy.
."President A. L. Mill' thirteenth
annual report shows we Increused
our liiHurunco In force to 110,
488,004, all written 111 Oregon, and
our udmltted UHHchi to 1, 089,614,"
Mr. Forrest expect to leave for
Portland in a few day, where the
annual convention of Hulemnen will
be held. Mr. Forrest I ono of 'the
member of the $100,000 club of the'
com puny.
Daily Market Report.
(FurnUlud br arranavmnt wtlh tb
Central Oraron Bank.)
NOKTII PORTLAND. Fob. 27.
Two hundred cutllu received. -Market
teady.
Prime teer, $13.50 014.60; good
to choice, $1 1.76 1 2.75 : medium to
good, $10.76 11. 7G; fair to me
dium, $9.60010.75; common to
fair, $8.5009.60: choice cow and
heifer, $10.60011.50; good to
choice, $8.750 9.75; medium to
good, $7.7508.76; fuir to medium,
$60 7; runner, $3.5006; hull. $6
0 9.50; calve. $9(114; Blocker and
feeder, $7 010.
Hog Market.
Five hundred bog received. Mar
ket Heady.
Prime mixed, $17.25017.60; me
dium mixed, $17017.26; rouh
heavy, $16.25016.25; pig, $14
15; bulk of ale, $17.25.
Hhecp Market.
Fifty aheep received. Market
steady.
Prime lamb. $14014.60; fair
to medium, $12013; yearlings, $10
Oil; wether. $9010; ewes. $6.60
0 9.
CLUB MEMBERS MUST
QUALIFY TOMORROW
Tomorrow will be the last day on
which member of the Ilend Amateur
Athletic club can place themselves
In good standing by payment of
dues In time to qualify, for the an
nual election on March 18, it was an
nounced! today by the club directors.
CONFERENCE REPORT
ON OIL BILL IS NOW IN
8r United Prtu to The Brnd Bulletin.)
WASHINGTON, I). C. Feb. 27.
The house today adopted the con
ferenle report on tho oil. lands leas
ing bill.
Something to sell? Advertise Id
The Bulletin's classified column. -
AT THE MOVIES
Following tho Schubert Sextette
concert at the OymnuHluni Saturday
night, a dance will be given, open
to ull udmlKHlon holders. Reserved
seut for tho Schubert concert are
on sulo ut Morton's drug store. Adv.
68-70C .
LIBERTY.
, Geraldine Farrur, the famous
singer, who long has been a favorite
in motion picture, will be seen at
the Liberty theatre tonight only in
a superb production by Cecil B. De
Mllle of "Carmen," the immortal
story by Prosper Merimee. In sev
eral Interviews published subsequent
to her appearance in this photoplay,
Miss Farrar announced that she re
garded this as one of her best and
strongest portrayals.
Various scenes In, this splendid
photoplay, chief among which are
the fight of Carmen In the cigarette
factory, one of the most desperate
ever picturized in which women took
port, the duel in the Inn between two
officers, who love Carmen, its fatal
ending and her mockery of the man
w:ho had fought In her behalf, the
procession to the bull ring, where
Don Joso slays Carmen in revenge
for her hcartlessness toward him, ull
combine to make this picture one of
the moct notable ever presented to
tho public.
w
ARNER
UKND'S ECONOMY CKNTER
S
Spring Waists
are here!
New styles, beautiful materials, excellent
workmanship, are the very noticeable features
in our new Waists.
Georgette Crepe, the popular fabric for waists ;
colors white, flesh, Nile, light blue, tan, green,
brown, navy. Priced at $6.95, $f.48, tfcO QQ
$5.48, $4.98 PO.UO
Crepe de Chine one of the most serviceable
silks made white, flesh. Priced dl QQ
$3.48, $3.98, $4.48 P0
White Voile and Organdie Waists a popular,
inexpensive line, of wash waists. tO Cfl
$1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2.00, $2.25 V.OU
WHEN ITS WAISTS you II find
what you want at WARNER'S!
WRESTLING Al II
AT THE:
HIPPODROME, FRIDAY, FEB. 28, K
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CARLSON
VS.
GUSTAVO
Best Two Ou of Three
Falls to a finish
ROBINSON
vs.
Ktd Robintcn, Sur Boxet of Sacramento,
weight 145 pounds.
GiHET SPIKER
Will BoxIFour Rounds
There will be good prelim-
inaries from ,'Jack Garske's
wrestling school.
AnMIWIflN Reserved Seats. $1.50; General, $1.00
numiJJlUll . uoys 50c. Ceo. Aduian ( la&$ Free.
Hear the Schubert Sextette in the,
high school lyceum course at the
gymnasium Saturday night. They
are good. Adv.67-70c
Read The Bulletin Class Ads.
. AOTICE.
I wish to announce that any per
sons deslrftig to see me will find me
at my home, 820 Georgia avenue.
Telephone Red 2051. '
AdT.65-70p J. B, 'ANDERSON.
To Lads Who
Have Been in
The Service-
JMahy of you are probably a little
short of ready money and would appreciate the chance
to buy a Suit or Pair of Shoes at before-the-war prices! v
We have about 300 Suits for Men, ranging in size frofrL,
34 to 38, made from good all wool suitings. They
range in price from $5.00 to $15.00. It will pay you
to come and see them before buying elsewhere.
We also have Boys' Suits from the
same material, sizes 30 to 36 for boys the age of 13 to
18, ranging in price from $5.00 to $12.00.
I Many pairs of Shoes in the smaller
and larger sizes, both for dress and work,' can be bought
at our store.
Men wirh limited means will have
to see these bargains to appreciate them, as well as
the prices we quote. We handle the very best of
merchandise on the market, and fhe Reason we are
selling so low is bjecause we are quitting business for
good. 1 v
PfiHftnrc DRY goods
rULLUtlV U & CLOTHING
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
;call Otf
THE CASH MARKET
.S? FISH, CLAMS
CRABS & OYSTERS
HOME CURED BACON AND HAMS
"Quality and Qusntity"--Our Motto
Thomas Heltt, Manager , ' Oregon Street
We livor ( municipally owned iliughter houw end Stale mipection .