The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, April 04, 1919, DAILY EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE U TUB HKND DOIiLBTlN, DAILY EDITION, HRNI, OKKUON, KlttMAY, A1MHL 4, 1010 The Bend Bulletin DAILY EDITION Brerv Afternoen Eirept RiaiUr. My mt na nniltlln (incerperated). Enured u tiecoml Clwa matter, Januar I. 1H7. at the Poet twice at Bend, Oregon, under Act o( March , 1878. ROBERT W. 8AWYKR Editor-Mananr HENRY N. KOWLRR AaaoeiaU Editor 'KKI A. WOKLr'LKN...Advertiin Manaitn- H. W. HUNT Circulation Meniwer RALPH Sl'ENCER Mechwlcal Supt An Independent Newapaper. atandinv for the aqua re deal, elean bufineaa. clean polltica and the beat Interests of Hend and Central Oregon. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Bj Mall One Year ..16.00 li Month ti.H low. Months 11.(0 Br Carrier One Year 16.(0 Bli Months 13.(0 One Month .60 war trophy train, which will be in Bend Sunday morning. Today's Amusements. GRAND THEATER. iMarlon navies in "The Belle of New York." Mabel Normand in "Slavery Beauty." All subscriptions are due and PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. Notices of expiration are mailed aubseribera and if renewal Is not made within neaaonable time the paper will be discontinued. Please notify us promptly of any chance of rldress. or of failure to receive the paper rearu inrty. Otherwise we will not be responsible for aopies Biased, ' Make nil check and ardent parable to The Bene tntuetin. FRIDAY. APRIL 4, 1919. FOR TJNCLE SAM. Close to 17 million dollars was the Investment piled up in two-bit pieces and dollars last year in War $uvings stamps in Oregon. With a thousand dollar limit on certificates the realization grows that little Sav ings roll up into money. Several counties did not sell one hundred per cent, of their allotment. In some cases it was due to a heavy quota and changing conditions of popula tion. After all, failure to attain one hundred per cent, was largely 'due to lack of energy in local organiza tions pushing the campaign. There is plenty of money in Oregon. Allow ance; too, should be made in some places for the disruption of affairs by the "flu"; otherwise those com munities might have completed their quotas. In every one of the coun ties making a material oversubscrip tion there was highly organized ef fort. The best part of the movement is that thrift is being taught by ex ample as well as precept. The gov ernment has decided that War Sav ings stamps are to be retained as a feature of national finance. It is well said that a thrifty nation is a sane nation. With the habits, of saving so well developed in the American people, little difficulty should be experienced in floating the Victory loan, which will be started this month. A prac tical illustration of what has been done by Uncle Sam's soldiers over seas, and of the huge war expense which makes necessary the new issue of bonds, may be had by visiting the LIBERTY THEATER. Vivian Martin In "Mlrnndy Smiles." Mack Sennett comedy, "Village Chestnut.." B. A. A. C. "What Happened to Jones," Dramatlo department, B. A. C. by A. U-BOAT TO VISIT COAST A raptured German submarine now being returned from abroad will visit the principal seaport cities of the Pa cific Coast during the Victory Loan drive. If possible the submarine will be taken up some of the rivers to the larger cities so that inland places will have an opportunity of viewing the boat. If you would be wealthy, think ol laving 09 well as getting. Daily Market Report. (Furnished by arrangement with the Central Orcsron Bank.) NORTH PORTLAND. April 4. Four hundred cattle received. Mar ket steady. Prime steers. 113 iT 14.50: good to I choice. $11.50 12.60; medium to ; good, $1011; fair to medium, $9 10; common to fair, JS09; choice cows and heifers, 110.60 12. 50; 1 good to choice. $9010; medium to I good. J7(?8; fair to medium, $506; canners, t3.60O4.50; bulls, J68; calves, $9.60 13.50; stackers and feeders $9 10. Hog Market. Seven hundred hogs received. Mar ket steady. Prime mixed, 118. 85 18. 90: me dium mixed, $18.70 18.85; rough heavy. $16.8516.90; pigs, $16.25 17.25; bulk of sales. $18.85. Sheep Market, Five hundred sheep received. Mar ket steady. Prime lambs, $16017; fair to me dium, $1415; yearlings, $11 12.50; wethers, $910; ewes, $6.50 10.50. POCXD NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that the City ol 'Bend has taken up the fol lowing described livestock, to-wit: 1 Iron gray mare, weight about 950 pounds; 1 bay gelding, about 6 months old; brands, it any, unde cipherable. The cost of redeeming Astonishing New Models for Every Fancy in Ladies' and Misses' Suits, Coats, Capes, Separate Skirts and Dolmans, with an Individuality Dash Snap, Every Woman Likes to See and Wear. Suits-Brief Description Box and belted effects, silk vestee, button trim med, silk figured lining, some with hemmed cuffs. Not too natty for the lady of conservative disposition. Materials of Tricotene, mannish Serge,- Poiret Twill, in navy and light colors. Priced $19.50 TO $42.50 INQUIRE about our lay-away-on-small - deposit depart ment. It will help you to obtain the garment you want to hold. HOSIERY-SOMETHING NEW For ladies, excellent silk boot, with lisle garter top. A most worth while stocking; good fit ; in black, white, brown, greys $1.00 FOR MISSES & CHILDREN 25c Fine misses' Stocking in black and while; fine ribbed cotton 2P cotton stocking.. for "kiddies fancy silk lisle, striped and CO turnover top JOC For infant in white, black, pink, sky blue ; in fine silk Q C lisle Play Suits for the boy or girl; blue denim, fast fl 1 1 Q colors Pl.IO You may not be able to obtain here today what you want but most likely tomorrow. Every day is a day of NEW ARRIVALS The Dolman is an ever increasing in popularity woman's garment. We know we have the latest style. Priced $10.00 TO $48.00 THE SEPARATE SKIRT is the rngo overywlinro. Many novel patterns in mntorlul and design in today with button trimming In silks, taffetas, woolens, navy serges, poplin draped models some over draped pear buttons, novelty pockets. Those In plaids, stripos nnd plain colors. A Luxury Corset at a Reasonable Price The war did much to stand ardize real values. You know now that it is real economy to buy a really good corset. And the Dinner is the best "good" corset you can buy at a price that means true economy. Such splendid materials nro used In developing Illnnur Cor sots that -they wear much longer than ordinary corsets. In this particular, too, you nro able to practice real economy. There are any number of style be sure to find tho one spe cially fashioned for your type of figure. THE PEOPLES STORE said livestock will be $1.00 per day In addition to actual expenses of keeping and cost of advertising. In case of failure to redeem on part of owner, said livestock will be sold as provided by the charter of the City of Bend on the 12th day of April at the city pound on Greenwood avenue and First street. L. A. W. NIXON, Chief of Police and ex-Officio Poundmaster. 101-7c Tonights B. A. A. C. Tonight "What Happened to Jones?" ?????? Adv. AT THE MOVIES (iltAM). The Mm, "The Belle of New York," is taken from the famous drama of New York success only a few years ago, by the same name. Marlon Davles is a type admirably suited to the part of a Salvation lassio, who through her remarkable work In the big city took a good-for-nothing chap, of a wealthy family, under her charge and made a man of stand ing, and for herself tho most loved and popular girl In Now York City. Vlth this Is to be shown Mubul Nor mand In "The Slavey's Beau." M1IKHTY. Vivian Martin -will be seen In the character of a little scrub ludy In her next Paramount picture, "Ml rnndy Smiles," which will bo tho main attraction at tho Liberty the ater Friday and Saturday and Satur day matinee, Mlrnndy works In tho "Opcry house" In a small middle western town and it Is there that sho meets Teddy, tho musician, who TiTe Belle of New York featuring Mary Davies TONIGHT Slavery Beauty featuring Mable Grand Normand Theatre pluys In the "Opery house" orches. tra. And it Is thero Hint tho ro- manco starts that carries the story to a delightful conclusion. The plctaro Is said to offer Miss Martin the sort of role in which sho excels, that of a buoyant, courage- ous little girl who strives to help others and who is always optimistic In tho fuco of discouraging condi tions. Tonight It. A. A. V. Tonight "What llnpprnrt! to Junes?" ?????? Adv. Ls 1 " JisVI' .girareiM: Meet ! 8:00 l to 9:30 Bend Athletic Club Gymoasiuim ADDRESSES BY T. A. MILLS W. O. SMITH of the Portland Headquarters Office Employee Member of the Board of Directors An interesting and entertaining discussion; and explanation of the aims, methods and organ ization of the L. L. L. L., by two speakers of ability. COME AND BRING YOUR FAMILY AND FRIENDS Seats will be reserved until 7:55 for those who hold tickets. After this all seats will be open to the general public. A limited number of these tickets may be had on request, free of charge at Magill & Erskine's Drug Store, O'Kane Bldg.