The Bend bulletin., March 28, 1919, DAILY EDITION, Page 3, Image 3

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TIIK IIKNI) HULLKTIN, DAILY EDITION, I1KND, OltKOON, FIUDAY, MAItCII 2H, 0I
PAOK S
SATURDAY MATINEE AND NIGHT
WALLACE REID ,
"TOO MANY
MILLIONS"
WrJlt.y kioflinl untla tlict ind tvei Kim $40,000,000, Itini l.ii
IrouMrt lyin--l)Ul conic and tee I lie icM fur youiwlvci,
NEWS WEEKLY
ELKO COMEDY
"Hop the Bell Hop"
Coming Kiay "Captured by Cannibals"
: rruioi'H accidknth.
II. 1). Conlbeiir, coiicfi of itguallcH,
University of Wiishliiulo!!. mid nun
of llw nvn grunt ruwItiK coat-hen of
I tin country, wiih kllli'l an Ihu result
(if n full In I tin yard of IiIh home. Ho
wiih gathering plum when tlio llmii
mi which liu wiiii standing lirnkn ami
Hi row lit in tn Hi" Ki'Ml ml . IHh in'ck
wiih irniki'ii. Moral : linuini In The
"jfinler. J. C. Ilhodes. Adv.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
TODAY'S TKMriCKATl'ItK
(Taken at 3 p. m )
Maximum. 84 li-nr-'H.
f Mr. ami Mm, If. XI. Morton left
hint nlKlit fur I'nrlliinil.
h ol Klinoiinon of Brothers In Iruim-
acting liti h I ix-xm In th cliy today.
r J. V. Taylor cnmii In from Ceimeley
t! thin morning, i
J. II. Napier ami am' McCarthy
Urnine, In lus't IkII from l.nkevlew.
Kph Miller ami '('. J. taylor of
jl'iiliilcy n ro spending thu day In
Mm. 'M. B. Houghtcm, Mute man
ijuCT of . Hit) Fraternal - Brotherhood,
Jjjls In llmiU today on one of hr reg
!"ft' v'"''" lo "10 '"r"' orgimlxutloii.
1 ' Anh Houston, formerly employed
1 ,hy Tim Shnvlln-Hlxon 'oniiuiiy, and
j irack Infli'hliir on l tin ball I nam repru-
i'niiiilliiK Ihn mill, returned lo Bend
today from Mum Inland, where lie
has hdi'ii stationed with Ihn murines
AiikuhI KruK, lirolhiir of lleohnrt
II. Krug, who wiih burned Ip di'uih
nt IiIh Ihi mi' near Klvivrn' n fow day
UK", arrived In Ilund I IiIh mornliiK
on IiuhIiiosh connected with 111"
(ml a Id. m t
'I'Iki I'lmumr (inragn reports tlio
folowlii.g sale of automobile. To
A. J. Mourn, now model 110 Wlllyn
Overlimd; lo Frank A. Livingstone
of Tim Hlievllii-llixon Company, a
Wlllyn Overland country club road-Hi-r
model.
r. and Mr. It. W. Ileiiilerslintt
will leuvii tomorrow night on a three
montliN' trip east.. Mm. llenoVrnhott
jwlll mop at KiuiHaK City to visit rela-
II vex, while Dr. Helidershotl will
make Chlcugo, New York and the
Mayo- Imitltutu, when) lio Intend lo
do Home graduate work.
Today's Amusements.
;it.l TIIKATKK.
Oludy Drockwell In "Tlio Cull
of Ihn Houl."
Fatty Arbuckte III "Fully tho
Avlutor."
1.II1KKTY TIIKATKK.
Wulluce llnld In "Too Many
MIIIIoiim."
Klko Comedy, "Hop the Hell
Hop."
lr crenin In hulk. Day ( unily
. Adv. 94-6c
4
CAR OWNERS
Special Mention
Firestone
Tires
We Are the Exclusive Agency
For Firestone Tires and Tubes
In our $6000, Stock We are
ready to supply you with all
sizes of Firestone Tires and
Tubes from Ford Sizes to
37x5.
In Cords and
Fabrics
;' . i t
We are going to continue to
keep a stock of these tires for
all requirements together, with
accessories. .
Cent-Ore. Motor
Company
TiJoyd Building Bond Street
We have just the
kinds of
HATS
you want at the
price you can
afford to pay.
Mrs. R. R. BROBERT
Millinery Flowers
BEN I) DEBATERS TO
UPHOLD NEGATIVE
Word wn received laat nlnht by
Principal Johnson of the Iiend high
achool that the flip of a coin ha
given the Iiend debut era tho negative
of the queatlon, "KeHotved, thai the
United Siules should advocate an
Inturnutlonal police for thu league of
nutloiiH." The debate, which Ih with
Kninklln hixh school of Portland,
will bo either on April 18 or .19, hut
It him not yet been' decided whether
tho contPHt Ib to be Ringed In Port'
lund or Iiend.
The winners of the debate will
meet the winner of the Southern
Oregon BerleH to decide the champion
Hhlp or tho Btuto.
STANDARD SLEEPER
TO BE PUT ON SOON
Monduy Wednesday and Friday
night or each week, beginning Mon
duy, Murch 31, Htnndurd sleeper will
be in operation again from Iiend to
Portland in addition to the regular
dally tourlHt.
PIONEER GARAGE TO
HANDLE VELIE CARS
Announcement was made thin
had taken over the Velie agency. C.
O. Uildea, a state agent for the
motor company has been In Bend the
piiHt week completing arrangements
with tho local representative
I)enionnl niton) will be received
within a few days.
Lndles of the M. E. church will
hold their spring aud food sale on
Saturday, March 29th, in the build
lug formerly occupied by the People's
storo. Sale begins at 10:00 a. m.,
and all .are requested to bring their
donation aa early as possible.
Adv. 94c
A Few
Regular
Prices at
Our Store
Yellow Meal, 10-lb. sack 75c
Rolled OaU, B-Ib. sack 85c
Small White Beans, lb 10c
Pure Honoy, qt., Mason Jar..8o
Xull assortment of garden
s.
Poppy Syrup, gal :.$l.50
Lenox Soap, bur , Oe
Bob Whlto Soap, 4 bar. 2c
P. & G. .Nnptha Sonp, 4
bars , snci
Kreo Dollvery
No Chargo for Credit
ILBERTS
R.OCERY
PEPTONA
WILL HELP YOU
A simjde way to add
strength and vigor to
indoor workers.
Oftentimes the inac
tivity and confinement
of indoor work results
in a general "falling off"
of physical fitness.
Pep ton a, our best
tonic, is ideal as an aid
in combating these con
ditions, and in rebuild
ing run down systems.
Peptona contains or
ganic Iron, Malt, Man
ganese and Extract 'of
Cod Liver Oil, so com
bined that it is pleasant
to take and easily as
similated by even very
weak digestive organs.
HORTON DRUG CO.
EJi
Kodak
Victrolm
NIGHT SCHOOL TO
END THIS EVENING
1.13 StudciitM Ki-Kisternl In CIumo-k
During Hurcewsful Course
( lll.eiislilp Claims Aided.
Cloning a uniformly snccessful
term, the Iiend night school will
come to an end with this evening's
clasKes, City Superintendent Moore
announced this morning . 'During
the five moths course 135 students
were registered for night work and
of these, six foreigners who were
qualifying for citizenship, have been
given educational cards which will
be ent to Washington, D. C,
It Is probable that the night school
will lie opened In Bend again next
year.
VRKK TO AIAa KIDS.
A great lilK Turkish wafer with
every 5c Ire rrojim cone all day Sat
urday mill Sunday... Day Candy Co.
Adv.l)3-5c
t'HATKKXAL UROTHKRHOOD.
The treasurership of the local
branch of the Fraternal Brotherhood
has been given to Mrs. Teresa Dav
enport. Dues are payable to her at
the American Bakery on the first of
the month. All dues must be In by
the twentieth. 94-Gc d.
Be w.
mmm
It
Iji GENERAL all around I
I goct I
I The tire, we are happy to tell you, that has a
Genuine Guarantee
C 1.. onnn t? 1 rffr
III Miles Miles j
I We Will Stand Behind These Figures jj
Have You " If m
aj About Kjenevai J umbo
T" "Che Oversize Tires for FORDS,
I ' ' llTeS CHREVROLETS, MAXWELLS
Thp ViHf So ECONOMICAL IN FUEL
X lie V CUC AND UPKEEP. ,
The Panhard
Oregon Traffic IT IS NOW BEING DEMONSTRATED
PIONEER GARAGE
WILLYS OVERLAND AGENCY 1
VELIE JGENCY
GASOLINE ' " FREE AIR
OPEN EVENINGS PHONE 221 .
jjjjj ALL ADJUSTMENTS DONE IN BEND . i
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B V'lV: I I AsCyonr dealer about the new
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lor ooys ana gins uiub gu wnu
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and
01ymplcM Pancake Floor
Jnat tho dandiest, catchiest, rooet (
inable, especially imported from 4iv
PArfln1 Flnurinor Mill A
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BENNETT-COOPER
Put it In "THE BULLETIN
Put It in "THE BULLETIN."
BOYD
BLDG
1027
BOND
SHUEY'S CASH GROCERY
Corner
Greenwood
& Bond St.
PHONE RED 2C1
Flour, the Best, 43 lbs 9'J.nn
Flour, tho Best, 24 lbs. .....$1.00
Potatoes, per 100 11)8 1(11.85
Potatoes, small lots, lb., le
Peanut Butter, per lb C2o
Mince Meat, moist, per lb.. ..27c
Swift's Picmlum Bacon, sliced,
per lb one
By the Side,' per lb (ion
Other llncon 4Vnoc
enty of Lettuce, Head or Leof
Also Cauliflower, Spinach, Cab
bage, and Other Oreen
Vegetable.
Our Storo Is No Further From
Your Kitchen Than Yo'ur
Telephone.
Eggs, fresh, dozon 40c
Creamery Butter Olio
Pink Beans, lb 10c
Lima Beans, lb ......15c
Bayo Beans, 3 lbs 2c
White Beans, 2 lbs 2Bc
Assorted Cookies, lb 85c
Dried. Apples, lb 22
Dried Pears, lb ln
Carnation Milk, 3 cans 85
OUR DELIVERY CAR IS AT YOUR SERVICE