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Closed Dodge
Touring Car
FOR HIRE "cm
Located at
Pioneer Garage
Phone 221
J. W. I.l'ITLKl'IKLD, Owner
TONIGHT AND SATURDAY
William Unidy presents Louise M. Oleott's
LITTLE WOMEW I
A pit ture every womnn will endorse.
A pieture every mini will appreciate.
TI1K lKNI IIUMJCTIN, DAILY EDITION, HKNO. OREGON. PRIMA Y, APRIL 11, 1010
COMINO-Huniltty Mullntiu
Hunciuy Evenlng
' Monday Kvonlnjf
Don't Change
Your Husband
I
Ct'lUOl'H ACCIMENTH.
A young man of Huuiursworlh, N.
H., was rlillnx A bicycle whim tho
cuunlor brnko fulled to work, and thn
muclilno started on a mud tear down
lilll. At (he bottom of tlio Hi rout tlio
bluyclu wont ovur tlio sldowulk ut
I Kroul velocity und tbrow tlio rider
"NiroUKh a plulo glass window. Moral:
4 Insure In Tlio Traveler. J, C.
Rhodes. Adv.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
TOMAY'B TEMPERATURE)
(Taken at 3 p. m )
Maximum, 63 dugrees.
J. M. Terry of Bisters was busi
ness visitor In the city today.
J. W. Dennla arrived In Bend (hi
morning trom hla borne In Sisters.
County Commissioner C. II. Mlllor
la In Bond (oduy attending a aeaitlon
of tha county court.
Judgo and Mr. J. A. Eastes will
loavo Suturday night (or Tucomu, to
pond a, few dayi.
U. B. Long and Mr. E. P. Long
of Prlnavlllu are visitors In Bond lo-dnv.
Cruecont arrived In Bend last night
and are remaining over today.
P. 8. Itanaen, drafuman (or the
atata highway commission, who haa
been working In the office of Robert
II. Qould (or aevcrat week pait, loft
CUSTOM
TAILORED
CLOTHES
of blghoiit itnndard are mudo
- of guaranteed
Detmer Woolens
All Wool of Superior Quality
Prices to Suit Your Pockotbook
DICK, THE TAILOR
Cluuulng Pressing
I Altoratlona
laat night (or Baker. Ho will re
turn to Bond thla aummer.
What every woman knowo among
other things la, thitt nothing la quite
ao satisfying aa a Due white frock (or
summertime. Embroidered voiles and
swl!"es, beautiful and practical, are
here to lend the charm and refinement
of white to aummer wardrobca. In the
picture a plain and embroidered voile
la ahown made up Into a abort aleevrd
frock and Unladed off, with a girdle
and full bow of narrow ribbon. Tbe
underaklrt la made of the embroidered
voile, ahowlng pattern In which
bunda run around the figure. A ahort
underbodlcs of tlila hat elbow aleeve
and a drapery of pluln voile which
carrlea out the Idea revealed In tbe
long and full punnlera of pluln voile In
tho skirt.
"Kour lilt Dunco" at II. A. A. C,
Saturday night. Everybody welcome
Adv. '
Only One Week Remains for
You to Prepare Your Ward
robe. May we be of help, to
you now?
$25 1 $6.50
SISt:. $3.98 1 $19.50
New shinmont of Georeette Waists, in all spring
'it shades; embroidered popular round fl?C tLCl
neck. Priced for quick disposal
New Voile Waists, in white, pink, light blue; lace
trimmed, embroidered; all sizes from OO AQ
3Gto 52..' $6.0
Middy Blouses, navy blue, detachable flannel collars;
heavy quality trimmed in white braid. These
middies are used at the B. A. A. C. M QQ
, a i -i c;a in in 9n AC VAiwU
New Festivities Demand
that You
Look Your1 Best
Fashions will bo lovnllor than over thla
your Boclnl functlona will be more fostlvo
thnn over. You tnuRt be euro to look your
vory boat you must mnke tho moat of your
bent owna. Tho Dinner Corset la thn flrm
chI, finest foundation for your smartest nnd
lovolleHt coHtumoa.
DINNER CORSETS nro fitted on llVlng
moduli boforo they com to you. Thoy nre
fashioned In a vnrloty of -wonderful atylos
and In every beautiful coraot-tabrlc. You
got a luxurious corsot nt n reasonable price
when you uuy the Blnnor.
PEOPLES STORE
LaJltt' and Mttsu' ReaJy-to-Wcar.
Mrs. V. A. Smith
AGtfjT FOR THE
Nubone Corsets
Will ull by appointment oa Ladiel
Dewing Fitting.
Addrcs-, P. O. Box 538
AT THE HOTELS.
Pilot llutle Inn.
J. D. Browne!!. Portland.
II. D. Wright, San Francslco.
James Frankland, Portland.
T. P. Flynn, Portland.
Roy Entlnr, Tho Dalles.
C. E. Rohrbaugh, Portland.
C. E. Hamilton, Portland.
J. E. Ryan, Duluth.
John F. Parrott, Portland.
E. N. Strong, Portland.
Glenn Smith, Portland.
Harry Johnson, Seattle.
Harry Sloven, Oregon City.
E. O. Rourk, Crescent.
W. H. Brock, Crescent.
Hold Coxy. .
J. C. Houston, Roberts.
John R. 8utcllff, La Pine.
A. Onbhard. Fort Rock.
C. Brown, Redmond.
Hotel Wright.
J. Labrle, La Grande.
Harry C. Belt, O.-W. R. & N.
Fred Ross, O.-W. R. & N.
Mrs. E. F. Long, Prlncvlllo.
II. S. Long, Prlnovllle.
W. H. Garrett, The Dulles.
W. H. Green. Springfield, Mo.
Otto Bocso, Portland.
D. A. Cox, Portland.
J. V. Taylor, Fort Rock.
O. W. Conrad, Roberts.
Clnronco Harvey. Roberts.
Todav's Amusements.
L1HKRTY THEATER.
William Brady presents Louisa
M. Olcotfs "Little Women,"
featuring Dorothy Bernard.
Chnrlio Chaplin in "In the
Rink."
GRAN!) THKATKK.
Tom Mix In "Truat 'cm Rough"
Fatty Arbucklo In "Fatty's
Timid Wife."
11. A. A. f.
Indoor basobnll. Married Ladles
vs. Single Ladies.
GRAM). t
Tom Mix's appoaranco in "Trent
'Em Hough" (tonight) Is without
doubt tho most striking western
picture that has yet been shown here.
It Is plain to be seen why when tho
picture was "being made it was said
that if someono wasn't 'killed In
making this dim It would be a suc
cess. The stunts that are produced
and the best of the kind ever shown.
The picture deals with a young man's
experience In quelling a stampede.
Fatty Arbucklo Is also Been In -a
$ BUTTER
Have YOU Tried
OUR
Milk Cream
Butter Buttermilk
Cheese Eggs
and Ice Cream?
BEND DAIRY
STORE
rich comedy, "Fatty's Timid Wife."
It Is good.
UIIKRTY.
Tonight and tomorrow matinee and
evening William Brady presents tbe
splendid production of Louisa M. Ol
cotfs "Little Women." This play Is
one which every woman will enjoy
sooltvg, and one every woman will
appreciate..
The Liberty will show on Sunday
and Monday tbe sequel to "Old Wives
for New" In the picture "Don't
Changa Your Husband." This pic
ture has caused a world of household
comment, Just as did "Old Wives (or
New." It is tho old question, If you
had It 'to do over again would you
choose -the same husband you now
have?
"Four Bit Dance" at B. A. A. C,
Saturday night. Everybody welcome.
Daily Market Report.
(PornUhcd br trrmnreaeat wtta th
Central Oregon Bmnk.)
NORTH PORTLAND, April 11.
Two hundred and fifty cattle re
ceived. Market steady.
Prime steers, $13 11.50: good to
choice, $11.50 12.60; medium to
good,. $10 Oil: (air to medium, 9
10; common to fair, $89; choice
cows and heifers, $10. 60012.50;
good to choice, $9010; medium to
good, $708: fair to medium, $56;
canners. $3.5004.60; bulls, $60
9; calves. J9 60 13.50; Blockers and
feeders $9 010.
Hog Market.
One thousand and fifty hogs re
ceived. Market steady.
Prlmo mixed, $19 19.25; medium
mixed, $18.75019; rough heavy,
$17fc17.25; pigs. $ 16.500 17.50;
bulk of sales, $19019.10.
Khecp Market.
Three hundred and fifty sheep re
ceived. Market steady.
Prime lambs. $160 17; fair to me
dium. $14 015; yearlings, $110
12.50; wethers, $9010; ewes, $6.50
010.50.
LETTER DESCRIBES
RACE ACROSS OCEAN
Ktory of 300-MiIo Event Rtagn by
Crews of Two Transports Is
Told by llond Sailor.
HORTOxN'S TRIANGLE SALE
ALL THIS WEEK
FREE!
If you purcha.se any two items one of them free, as
1 Tooth Paste 25c
1 Talcum Powder 25c
50c
Tooth Brush Free all 3 for 50c
1 Jar Vanishing Cream 50c
1 Face Powder 50c
$1.00
1 Toilet Water Free all 3 for $1.00
1 item costing... ...$1.00
1 item costing '. $1.00
' $2.00
Another item costing $1.00 Free ail 3 for.. ...$2.00
REMEMBER Buy 2, get 1 more free
HORTON DRUGICO.
THE REXALL STORE
BEND
OREGON
avenue. They arrived too early (or
any public demonstration. The men
from tbe Princess Matolka, however,
were given a rousing reception when
they were led through the main part
of the city by a group of most musical
band men.
"8oldiers and sailors of both ships
could talk of nothing but that 3000
mile race. When the Rljndam
steamed out from St. Nazalre the
skipper of tbe Matolka told his men
that they must beat the rival ship
to Newport News, though an hour's
difference lay between. The cap
tain of the Rijndam told his men that
unless they arrived at Newport News
ahead of the Matolka they would
have no leave, it Is said. Crews of
both ships prepared hilariously for
the contest. Firemen and coal
heavers were recruited ' from the
ranks of the units aboard. Ameri
can soldiers who bad long ago con
tested the right to the possession of
the famous cities and hills with the
Huns proved their never wearying
keenness for competition by leaping
to tbe boilers and engines."
THE most active dollar In the
world Is the local payroll
dollar. It never lies idle In the
bank. Like the man en the pay
roll, it is always working do
ing something for somebody.
It is the most democratic dol
lar it serves the common
people, not the rich and it
sustains all kinds of business
and professional life In the
community. Don't let it leave
Oregon. Keep It here by
USINO LOCAL PRODUCTS
Home Inointria League ol Oregon
In n tallu. 4.1b, mnntvaA . Tnonnll
Innes of this city from his son, J
Robert K. Innes, ,U. S. navy. Is a j
copy of the official account of the i
recent race between two American I
transports, one of them, .the Rijndam, '
which won tho transatlantic event, i
being tho vessel on which young I
Innes hold his chief yeoman's rating.
The story of the race is told as fol
lows: "Through storm and calm, over
tossing seas, with members of the
crew, assisted by soldiers on board,
stripped to the waist, tolling in tho
stokeholds and in tbe engine rooms,
tho two transports, the U. S. S.
Rijndam and the U. S. S. Matolka,
loaded to the port holes with Ameri
can warriors, raced from St. Xazaire,
Franco, to Newport News, the Rijn
dam, a slower boat, leaving France
one hour ahead of the Matolka. Tho
Rijndam men claim they won the
race.
"Aboard tho gallant Rijndam,
which was a Dutch ship until taken
over by this country, were the sec
tion of the Old Hickory division, the
114th machine gun battalion, 23 of
ficers and 659 men; another section
of the 36th (Lone Star) division; the
133rd field artillery, 52 officers and
1497 men; 6S1 sick nnd wounded,
7. casual officers and 14 Red Cross
nurses.
"Aboard the Princess Matolka
were the 37th engineers complete,
two bakery companies, the 423rd
telegraph battalion, the 306 trench
mortar battery, two balloon com
panies, 489 wounded, 8 casual offi
cers and 5 civilians.
"Troops from the Rijndam, ' first
to dobark, were marched up West
AUTO TUBES, TIRES
and ACCESSORIES
FOR. SALE AT COST
MODERN GARAGE
WANTED
WET WASII
Rough Dry and Finished Work
Eloctrlo Machine Used
Call 1602 Hill St., or write
Mrs. Pearl E. Lattimer
Bos 80, Bend, Oregon .
Work Called For and DtJivered
THE BACKBONE OF BEND IS
LUMBER MANUFACTURING
OUR PAYROLLS
MAKE
YOUR PROFITS
BY BUYING LOCAL PRODUCTS
YOU ARE HELPING BEND.
The Brooks:Scanlon Lumber Co.
Local Sales A Kent
MILLER LUMBER CO.
Complete Stock of Lumber
Lath, Sash and Doors
f t lift,
NATIONAL METAL
WEATHER STRIP
Keeps Out Cold
Keeps Out Dust
Keeps In Heat
Saves 25 to 40 Fuel
T, L. COLLIER
Authorized Sales Agent
or Oregon
BEND, OREGON