TUB II U.N I) nUIXETIN. DAILY EDITION, IIE.N'D, OREUON, TIIURNDAT, Jl'NE 12, 1019
PAGE 8
TONIGHT Only
MARGUERITE
CLARK in
"WILDFLOWER"
A Do Line DJilion ol lin early mcceii.
Announcement!
7lh Epiiodd
"The Man of Might"
"lolo lilt Tup"
Tha Lateat Nowi in
CURRENT EVENTS
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
TODAY'S TEMt'EIlATUIlB
Muxluium, 07 dfurt'on.
M.lle Young if Redmond lit n visi
tor in llm city. '
Mm. J. N. Maslen nnil mm of l.u
I'lnn wire In !in(l Insl night.
N. K. llllM!rt bus returned from "
' trip lo I'urilnnd.
N, 0. Jacnlmon returned t It Im morn
ing from un unto trip to I'ort lniiil.
3. It. M'J-'.lfrouli of Redmond ar
rlvud In Bond Insl night and U re
maining over today.
Mr. J. II. Melstor, Miss M. Mc
Currun. mid Mr. uud Mm. II. J.
Ovorlnrf. are guests at tlio Portland
hold In Portlund.
James Erunkliind of tho United
States forest service went to Port
limd lam nlRlit In connection with
llm geodetic survey work.
Mm. M. P. CuHhnian will return
tomorrow from a vlnll to ftpokune.
Ilur sister. Mm. C. C. Carroll, will ac
company hor
Mr. and Mm. E. A. Nixon arrived
lint nlKht from Portland, and ars vis
iting al Ilia homo ot Mrs. N'lxon'e
aunt, Mm. R. I. Mlntor.
Minn Lenora Mock, formerly of
Tumnln, hus arrived In Bond from
Walla Walla and will mnko her hoW
In Ihiii city.
Alex. Mackintosh, former com
missioner of Deschutes county, I In
Bond nftnr a trip lo California. Ho
expect to remain In thin auction for
tlio next throa .week.
Walter II. l.evo, who bus been ns
m In 1 1 n k ot tho forest reconunlssuiicc
camp on tho Tumuln wan recalled to
tho dlhtrlcl nffleo at I'ort land last
night. It In expected that liu will
ho trnniiferred to special work on the
Cruter niitlonnl form!.
C. 8. Hudson left hint night for
I'ort land to attend the annual ron
vi'ntlon of tho OruKon State Hunk
em' association. It. A. Ward will ul-
Wet Wash Wanted !
ltolljr.li Dry anil I'lnlnlieil Work
Kluctrla Machine lined
Call 1602 Hill St., or wrlto
Mrs. Pearl E. Laltimer
Ilox 80, llend, Oregon
Work Culled For and Delivered
We promise you real service
and real groceries-
That means delivering your purchases to your
own back door.
It means that you can order things by tele
phone if you want them in a hurry or if the
weather is stormy and you don't feel like ven
turing out. It means that you can have a
charge account and pay your bills at the end ot
the month by check.
It means that you will have all the advan-
tages of our expert knowledge of the grocery
business without it costing you a cent.
We know the good brands, we know the re
liable manufacturers and we olTer you only
those products which we know will please you
and bring you back for more.
More than ever you appreciate clean, fresh
vegetables, Call us early to get them.
PHONE 401
F. DEMENT & CO.
GROCERIES AND HARDWARE
FRIDAY-SATUHDAY
SATURDAY MAT.
John Barrymore
IN
"HERE COMES
- "THE BRIDE"
Mack Srnnetl 'i Latert Comedy
1F Village Smithy"
Chetter Cunklia and llie Blliing Bcauliet
LIBERTY
THEATRE
iio ha In attnnilanco ut tho conven
tion. leavliiK tli'M ovonlng for
Portland,
AT THE HOTELS.
llolol Cozy.
Mm. J. N. Muslim and ion, I.a
I'lnu.
Mm. Frank Iloguo. I.a Pina.
Minn l.llllo Iloguo. Iji I'lne. .
Mr. and Mm. J. U. Euton, Bulem.
ti. 1'erkliiH, Elfo.
J. W. Perkins, Klf.
A. Tucker, Suploo.
W. C. llolllimheiid. I.a Pino.
Kadla Cooper, I'ulaloy.
(iuy II. Wilson. Portland.
II, II. Stewart, Oregon City.
J. M. Btowart, Portland.
Mile Young, Itedmond.
Thoo Swnnson, Portland.
John Swnnson. Portland.
Hotel Wright.
J. V. Tuylor. Kort Hock.
W. C. Ilornsy, Sulphur, Nor.
J. I.. Wulrous, Fairbanks, Alaska.
Mm. A. J. Jackson, Uremorton.
II. P. Ilott, Rpokann.
11. C. Juhl, Portlund.
E. D. Dyer, Portland.
J. II. McElfrosh, Itedmond.
Henry McCnll, Pnlsley.
E. A. I.each, Vollnier.
Pilot Itulto Inn.
Chester Docrlng, Porllnnd.
E. II. Whitukur. Portland.
C. A. Uobert, Portlund.
II. II. I.omley, Porllnnd.
J arm Eranklund, IT. S. E. S.
. I.. Osborno. U. 8. E. 8.
Mm. J. II. McOee, Ashland.
Mm. William llanley, Burn.
E. II. Conner, Ilurnn.
It. Iloyd, Kan Francisco.
C. Curnon, Sun Francisco.
C. P. Finch, Seattle.
E. ('. Garrison, Prliievlllc.
E. V. TatKe, ChlrriKo.
J. E. Clark, Portlund.
Kriiuk S. Clover, Portlund.
II. 1. Alherlnon, Seuttlo.
C. A. Iti'tid, 1 1 on, I Itlver.
P. I.. TompkliiB, Hood Itlver.
P. W. Peek. Hood Itlver.
W. B. Dlckersnn, Hood Itlver.
I.. E. Ireland, Hood Itiver.
FATHER AND MOTHERS,
ATTENTION!
I'lirentN of the llend lloy Smuts
nro nsked to ntteiid the l.llierty the
ater tonight without full. Your noun
will bo there, nnil you. will he shown
To the people of Bend and Central Oregon I wish
to announce the opening of my new and modern
Optical Office, where the best of Optical Service
can be had at the most conservative prices.
EYES EXAMINED CLASSES FITTED
BR.OKEN LENSES DUPLICATED
Dr. L. W. GATCHELL
OPTOMETRIST
Office with Larion &t Company, Jewelers
143 Oregon S trcet, Bend, Oregon.
what llm lloy Heout movement means
to llu-m anil what it la UoIiik fur
them. Adv.Cc
COULD READILY BELIEVE IT
Stage Driver Quite Willing to Accept
"Keeper's" Explanation aa Ha
Understood It,
The New Englunder uses the word
"Datum!" to describe one who was
unfurnished at birth wth the unual
and Indispensable quantity of brains.
Prof. Kurt O. Wilder, the distinguish
ed xoohiRlnt, telle an amusing story
that turns on a countrymnn'a mistak
ing the unfamiliar word "naturalist"
for the funUjlur word "natural."
A few yeara after his arrival Id
America, Agnmli was one of a small
party of Harvard professors who
traversed the White Mountain region
la carrluge driven by the country
man. Three of tbeia were vivacious,
restless, and on the lookout for speci
mens. They would call a halt, leap
from the vehlcte before It stopped,
danh over tho fields, und return with
prlr.es In their boxes, in their hands
and pockets, and even pinned upon
their lints. The fourth. Prof. Eelton,
tho hrother-lii-luw ot ArussIz, sat
quietly lu his comer ot tho carriage
reading a favorite Greek author.
When the bewildered driver could
stand It no longer ho elicited from
Eelton Information Hint led him to
view tho hehnvlor of thu others with
coinpiiHNlouiito toleration. At the close
of the duy ho thus conveyed his In
terpretation to the Innkeeper:
"I drove the queerest lot you ever
saw. They chattered like monkeys.
They wouldn't keep still. They Jiimie
ed the fenees, tore about the fields
and (nine buck with their huts cover
ed with hues I asked their keeper
what uiled them; he Kald they was
naturals, and, Jmleln' from the way
they acted, I should say they wus"
Vouths' (.'nuipanlou.
MUCH DIFFERENCE IN HUMOR
Brand Highly Thought Of In One Coun
try la Not Always Appreciated
In .Others.
AY I it'll Colerldco said, "No mind la
thorniiKhly well organised that Is de
ficient In the sense of humor," he ex
pressed a conviction thut seems com
mon to nil civilised men, nnd makes
each nation take pride In Its humor
and perhaps suspect that other nations
enjoy a somewhat Inferior brand. Yet
cnmpnrlsnns of humor shows, broadly
speaking, that the peoples of the world
are much alike. In the Tourist, pub
lished In Tokyo, a Japanese author, for
example, remarks Hint humor "is In
deed the flower of life, and life with
out It would be ns dreary as spring
without Its blossoms. To Illustrate, he
translates a number of Japanese anec
dotes, "funny stories," as the United
States might call them, but one does
not smile over them. Neither, on sec
ond thoiiRht, does one smllo over many
of tho "funny stories" In 'American
inngnxlnes nnd newspapers. Humor
which really amuses Is everywhere
rare and precious, a "flower of life,"
ns the Japanese, gentleman poetically
puts It, but growing up In company
with n grent many weeds. Christian
Science Monitor.
No IdJe Chatter.
When a young girl I was timid nnd
shy, and hnvlng attention directed lo
mo always caused mo much embar
rassment, tine eTMiIng I was Invited
to n rnlher formal dinner party. All
tho girls present were considerably
older than I, so I salil nothing until
nbniit the middle of the men), although
tho others were chatting In a desul
tory manner.
Suddenly n young woman sitting nl
my right turned to me with the ques
tion: "Don't you ever sny anything?"
It seemed to me that the attention
of every nun nt tho table wits focused
on me, nnd blushing furiously, I stam
mered: "Oh, yes, sometimes, when
there's something Interesting to talk
bout." A stony silence greeted my
remark. Chicago Tribune.
CITY COUNCIL WILL
SET ELECTION DATE
Iludget, Homl Issue, Library Appro
priation anil tlinrtrr Amend
ment to Appear on llullot.
To set the date for a special city
election, at which the budget will be
voted for tho coming year, members
of the Bend city council will meet
this evening at 8 o'clock. In the
council rooms in the Sphler building.
In addition to the budget, a charter
amendment to make the city election
law conform to the statute, a
$3,000 tax for the Carnegie library
fund, and a $5,000 bond Issue to
provide a revolving fund tor street
Improvements, will be placed on the
ballot.
WILL PREPARE FOR
1919 CHAUTAUQUA
Guarantors of the 1919 Chau
tuuqun In Dend will meet tonight in
the circuit court rooms with a repre
sentative of the Elllnon-Wbite com
pany to consider details for the
coming Chautauqua.
Tut It lu "THE HUIXETIX."
Daily Market Report.
(Furnuhed by rrrnmnerit with th
CcntrmI Orcffon Blank.)
MVESTOTK.
NOHTII PORTLAND, June 12
Eight hundred cattle received. Mar
ket steady.
Good to choice steers, $10.50I
11.50; medium to good. $9.50fi
10.60; fair to good. $S.So&9.50;
common to fair. $6 Iff R. 50; choice
cows and heifers, $9 i 9.50; good
to choice, $Sfi'9; medium to good.
Get Right, with the
Dime. Make it a
habit. Look over
this list. . 15c to 25c
items are often found
here at a Dime;
Paring Knives
Table Spoons
Cake Turners
Can 'Openers
Lamp Burners J
J Curtain Rods
Screw Drivers
Meat Forks
Talcum Powder
Shinola
looth lmishes
PniAVila
i croxiue
Market Baskets
J Shaving Brushes J
$ Sherbert Glasses
and Hundreds of Others.
THE FAIR STORE
? SATHER BUILDING
Motor Trucks
For Sale
Heavy Units for Road Work
Also Light Trucks
Greatly Reduced
Prices
ADDBESS
Spruce Production Corporation
VANCOUVER BARBACHS
VANCOUVER WASH.
(ANTED
OVERLAND
MODEL "90"
The Model "90" Overland in the Oakland
Los Angeles endurance and dependability
test over mountains, in hub-deep mud, in
blinding storm, never failed. It went right
through.
Remember Our Early Sunday
Morning Gas Service.
PIONEER GARAGE
Phone 221
$7S; fair to medium, $6 7; can
ners, $3.505; bulls, $58; calves,
$10613.
HoR Market.
Five hundred hogs received. Mar
ket steady.
Prime mixed, SI 8.5041 19.50: me-
FRANK WRIGHT
Carpenter Work Saw Filing;
Shop in the Basement of the
Bend Laundry
Or Inquire at Pastime
Ins te sid of Linm
INDIAN HEAD 'CLOTH
nt; ui.
Stays Fresh
Ever had a clever suit or skirt made of
Indian Head ? Ever made for the young
sters little suits and rompers of Indian
Head? Then you know its service,
its beauty, and the economy of using it.
Indian Head is the ideal white
fabric for the whole family. Why?
Because it wrinkles less than
linen, washes better, and costs
less. It gives lasting satisfaction.
It is fully guaranteed by the
makers.
o :
THE WARNER COMPANY
Ol'AMTV MSSCHASDIsa AT fori'LAH PBICIS
3 or 4 Fjord
Cars as First
Payment on-
dium mixed, S17.5018.50; rough
heavy. $16.50017.60; pigs, $16.50
r 17.50; bulk of sales, $19.25
19.35.
Sheep .Market.
Five hundred and fifty sheep re
ceived. Market steady.
Prime lambs. $12 13; fair to
medium, $10 12; yearlings, $68;
wethers, $67.50; ewes, $67.
BUTTER MARK ET.
(Prices quoted br the Central Oregon
Farmers' Creamery. I
Prints, parchment wrapped, 64c,
wholesale price.
Butterfat. 56c.
pal prr.
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