The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, June 19, 1919, DAILY EDITION, Page 3, Image 3

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    TIIH 1IKNI) HUIXKTI.V, DAILY EDITION, HE.V1, OREOOX, TIUIIHDAV, Jf.VK 10, 1010
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ryggsaii nil,...!, i i u a imjmi lanuwawjamwi.
Tonight Only
Enid
Bennett
IN
it
Happy
Though
Married"
Sliukeapeare nyti Men
are April whan tlicy woo.
December when they wed,
MaiJt are May when they
are maiJi. hut the ly
changes when they art wive.
EniJ Dennett will how
you how to make "Dill"
Shak cipeare a liar.
Eighth Episode of
"The Man of
Might"
LIBERTY j
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
TODAY'S TEMPERATURE
Muxlmum, 8S degrees.
Kuto Warner of llumpton la III
tlm city.
J. I.. l.uckoy returned lust ti Ik lit
from it I rip to Knntllii.
Guy WIIhoii loft IiikI nixlil for
Portland on u brief business wlp.
K. fl. Htiinley of Portland was In
llend yesterday.
Charles (ilat, pruprli'tor of the
(ilNt hotel ut Slater wan In Bend
yesterday .
W. I-. Stevens, of MiirIII and
Ersklne's pharmacy la visiting In
1'orllund.
Miss Carrie A I Ion of I. on Angeles.
Ih visiting In Rend nt the lioino of
Mra. J. II. Ilcyburn.
Mrn. M. If. Ilorlon returned to
llend yesterday after visiting with
linr parents nt I.cwIhIoh, Idaho.
I'uiil W. Jewel, recently graduat
ing from thn pharmaceutical depurl
nutiil of tlm (). A. ('., haa accepted
a pohII Inn with I ho Ilorlon Drug Co.
A enkn nodal will h given at 7
SEND A POSTAL TO
O. e.'mast
PIANO TUNER
TUNING-CLEANINCREPAIRING
BEND. .OREGON
R. L. ANDERSON
Real Estate
Insurance
Loans
Minnesota Street
Phone; Office, Black 1591
Rctidence, 2051
J. D. AnJerion, A tent.
k.mL,.s.;.-a
The Cozy Holel
The place for .
medium priced
Rooms and Meals
IT PAYS TO READ
ADVERTISEMENTS
You've often heard the Kitying. "It pays to adver
tise." That is true. And it also puys to read ad
vertisements pays you. If you read advertise
ments consistently for any length of time you wijl
agree that this statement is also true.
It pays you in money saved. There are many
real hargains oflered you from time to time
in the advertisements appearing in this paper.
VVateh for them.
It pays you in satisfaction. When a merchant
asks you to eome to his store he obligates
himself to sell you quality goods as "adver
tised." You have a right to expect satisfac
tion from what you buy and you get it.
It pays you in time saved. When you know ex
actly what you want to buy and where you
want to buy it, you don't have to "look
around" and waste time finding it.
Don't you want to save money and time? Wouldn't
you like to be sure of getting satisfactory service
and quality goods every time you go to a store?
Then read the advertisements and patronize the
stores which can serve you best.
Daily Market Report.
(Kurnlaheit lit arrangement with tlx
Central Oreiton Ilbtilt.)
LIVESTOCK.
NORTH I'OltTI.ANI), June 19.
Three hundred entile received. Mar
ket wuk to lower.
j Good to choice steers, $10. COW
111. CO; medium to good, D.t0fe
j 10. CO; fulr to medium, 8.r,0(-.C0;
j common to fair, $78.50; choice
cow und hefTcm, )X.C0ifll; ood to
iCholCB. XlMUt 8.80; medium to
igood, $O.C047.CO; fulr to medium,
$CJB; cunners. t4Qli; bulls, $0 it
8; culvos, $1013.
Hojc Market.
Threo liimdred hogs received.
Market strong to JO cents higher.
i'l'lmo mixed, I tqp 1 9. 60; me
dium nixed, 1 8 IK: rouKh heavy,
17418; pigs, 17.50; bulk of
BaloH, $19.00. s
Hlieep Market.
Five hundriid sheep received.
Lambs HlroiiK to CO cenlH higher.
1'riinn lutnhH, $ 1 2J,0& 1 3.60; fair
to medium, $1 1 ,C0 12.50; year
ling, 16 8.60; wethers, $S$8;
CWftH, $G7.
O'clock t li Ih evening In the par
lors of the Scandinavian Lutheran
church.
A marrluKO llcenso was Issued yes
Jerduy afternoon from the ofltce of
Jho county clerk for William T.
Norrls of Klamath county und Miss
Vera Sherwood of Deschutes county.
W. C. Cooper returned to Ilcnd
yesterday niornluK utter spending a
few days In I'ortliind. Ho mado thn
trip ah a federal deputy In charge
of a load of confiscated whiskey, and
reported that both his prisoner and
tha liquor were safely delivered In
Portland.
Why He Preferred Girls.
Wlllurd Is fund of playing with spv
rrnl little girls In the neighborhood
aud. on being questioned regarding
preference for girls, reinnrked: "Well,
the girls never fight like the boys do,
they only arcue."
The Harpsichord.
Tills was the Instrument out of
which our modern piano grew. It was
more like a grand than an upright
piano and sometimes had two rows of
keys, but It was very Inferior In pow
er and tone tn the modern Instrument.
It hud no pedulH, nnd the wires were
not struck by hammers, but were
plucked by quills. The compass of the
Instrument was about four octaves
which was gradually Increased us It
was Improved upon.
First Dally Paper.
"March 11th was the anniversary
of the birth of the first dully paper In
England, to wit, the Dally Courunt."
says the Ixmdon Morning Post. "It
wns Issued In the year 170i by 'E.
Mallet, ngnlnst the Pitch In Fleet
Street.' and It wns rynlitilly sold of
the worthy pioneer that he was the
earliest Journalist to show any Jeal
ousy for un accurate stutement of fact.
CELEBRATE THE 4th IN BEND
FANCY FIXINGS
FOR THE 4TH
Many new things are here that we
, will be pleased -to show you. Dress
up and celebrate.
en if ppTTirnATQ. new nne jus m am a
OlLlY ILl llwAliT-beauty'it is Jersey top
and a full range of colors and combina- djC QC
tions. "$U,UO
CH If fl (WEQ A two-clasp heavy silk glove in
dlLlY ULUVLOall sizes. Colors white, OC
black, gray, pongee. A full value ...mmOo
Iin TI nVEC We show a long range of colors
1UU ULUVLi3"and styles. You will 0 AC
be pleased with our fitting mm$L.ltO
HAND BAGS AND PURSES-5 I A " 'K
"Hycrest" Bags and Purses. A big new line came
in this week. A full range of Cf0 ift AA
styles, colors and prices IU pj.UU
WE STRIVE TO PLEASE
THE WARNER COMPANY
giMLITV MsaCHAHIHSS AT Poroi.Aa Paicss
IJU'ITKIt MAKKKT.
(Prices quoted by tha Central Orrson
Farmer' Creamery.)
Prints, parchment wrupped, 54c,
wholesale price,
iluttcrfut, CGc.
Mercenary Love.
Two little cousins ,liml qunrrcled,
and the mother of one of them tried
tn umbo neiiee. "Aniv." she said, "whv
dlil you tell Hobble you wouldn't be
Dls llltle sweet iienn 1 i os ne (lion t
ask ine." replied Amy Indlcnuntly, "till
be knowed I hud a. new dime I"
AT THE HOTELS.
Hotel Wright.
J. V. Comstock. Prineville.
J. A. Thorpe, Vancouver.
J. B. Kox, J'remont.
J. II. Jones, Portland.
C. Ellis. Portland.
Andrew Townsend, Oakland.
V. E. Springstube, Camp Lewis.
Axel Tagt. Pine Tree Mill.
Austin Durlier, Alfalfa.
Hotel Cozy.
Hugh C. Inle, The Dulles.
L. 8wan, Sun Kranclslo.
John M. Peterson. Portlnnd.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nelson, Con
don. n. C. Scott. I.a Pine. ,
Mrs. H. L. Cresey, Fremont.
V. P. Drort, Silverlon.
Mrs. G. II. Drort, Silverton.
Murle Drort, Silverton.
A. II. Mason, Drldgeport, Vub1i.
Kratik Long, Prineville.
Pilot llutto Inn.
E. Wlthycombe, Klamath Falls.
Kowley Southwlck, Klamath Fulls.
Mrs. E. L. ABhlcy. Prineville.
C. E. Jones, Portland.
I .A . Uyers. Portland.
Mrs. J. II. Wright. Berkley.
J. L. O'Sulllvan, Deschutes.
Mrs. J. F. Warner.- Iloberts.
G. II. Kroger, Portland.
O. W. Zoeller, Portland.
S. McMullen. Portland.
Il P. Bowman. Portland.
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I CHINA I
I WARE
17 I
Patterns
I of Dinner China
from which to
choose.
I Come to Headquarters
THE
FAIR STORE
Bend" i Economy Center
Of the Great Pacific Northwest Are MadeEapeeiaUy Attractive This Summer by the
Reduced Excursion Fares
Offered by the
United States Railroad Administration
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COOl SEA I8EUES HOW
A,. Ik. Fwl.r
CUtaop Beaches
North Beach
Hi IM arnilt f (k
TilUraook Beaches
IU fflS)f M( B4
Of gum Cmji
Newport
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IH Kastlf Ba4 kr IUN
B (' t satel M4alV
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Cratatr Lake
r Vrl sat.ra a.4e f l)
ttU A Btlfkil BMnaUl
sfile In ikrsstl mt t vol'
ca a KMHr fail awa f.,!
lik Hall I Mirrtl.
Of !
Oregon Cavea
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rass TWaet Am fllaass
ML Rainier
Ta ullaat ai.ilat u -rtawnsl
sarli. Kaarly tk( miiaa klfk
Mil t AsfL T , Ikaaea
Wmmt W.a4 mtaaisK TT
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A Caasjaaaif 4aasa
AN TWa assaasair
Istsli atsaa Wa-atst1 Wmrmm arvarvi
lasjaafS m Kiltowstal Amm
j Plan your vacation to visit on or more of them.
wnere me aayt are cheerful and the nights bring
refreshing sleep. o
Old Ocfan ! "Wimer-time delight. Its
Y . VvT ftvigorating salUaden air and
the splash of Its surf temper your nerves, redden
your blood, whet your appetite, restore your wasted
energy, bring new vim and health.
Up in the Mountains
Tea c eaiullr braeTieUI phue r rtemUea. Yoq km Mind
Ue pall-aell ead Mrod Uh d iteilr bgelaaae
Tie Kraery to nbtlae end bttpirtne. N.ton'. iml tU tUp.
mMa ua dxma nd mrw, yoa. Yea u -jk - (amp Ml, fllak
fty yk. fuk saalxrkaa maty unui tni lakaa. naa kmc
bak, laaafa la year aeauurk. rrat. ilaiy aad ferial all year etna.
MaaawhJIe yea are araaUuaf Oat aereat air. dnakine eparajlae
cryaialaUra, eaua( vkaleeame faaa and baiaf aaaaa all aaai ata.
Can You Resist Such a Challenge!
Ali Ih. lacal licket arenl I Wl plan yaur trip. Re w.ll tell yoj
Jl what lae fare la. and r yaa aOiar kelpful k,M.. It i. ih. aim
' the Uaitad Suue Railroad AdmiftMUatwa u eitond erary ptauib:
aid la raaluav vacatMa traval raav.ni.nt and aatiafylnv la tha public
The NataaaaJ farka have ail beea crMtiy aaprerd and war. rat.rr
aa apeaaJiRf a Ihry are new. Baaatially iilaatraud bankleta eivuie
ralnala laronaatwa ef thair dalirhla and a-anoara hare hren i..ua.t
by the AdmiruatraUan and are er tree dtatrwattea. Aak f ' local
ar fr ary of thre. a
F. L. Lestoe, Portland.
T. G. Lawrence, Portland.
G. O. Gerklng. Tumalo.
Dr. and Mrs. Edward Topham,
San Francisco.
WC. Snyder, Suplee.
John T. Faris, Philadelphia..
Thomas M. Talbot, Portland.
A. A. Soule, Portland.
Wejlej Andrews, Banker.
VOICE SPECIALIST HERE.
Mr. Carroll H. Palmer, voice
specialist is in Bend for the summer
to get the benefit of the high altitude
and while here will give a course in
voice culture and singing.
Mr. Palmer Is from the New York
Vocal Institute, New York City, but
has been teaching on the west coast
for several years, and is now located
in Portland.
Ho will be glad to see and talk
with anyone who is Interested In his
line of work.
For the present he can be seen at
the Thompson Music Store from 2
until 4 Adv. 12p.
In Bend's Movie
Centers
LIBERTY.
Romance connecting North and
South. America has come to light
through the marriage of Stanley
Mnntjoy to Millicent Lee of Albany,
N. Y. It appears tha, the young
people huve been long engaged, but
it was not until recently that Stanley
struck It rich in South America,
where he and his brother Jim have
been working a claim and thus enab-
! lea him to marry the girl of his
! choice. Bob Davis, an old friend of
the groom, was best man.
Doesn't this suggest the beginning
of a good newspaper yarn? Well, It
is more than that. It is the partial
plot of the new Paramount picture.
"Happy, Though Married." in which
Enid Bennett will appear at the Lib
erty theater tonight. The eighth
episode of the "Man of Might," will
also be shown.
Thomas H. Ince produced "Happy
Though Married," and Miss Ben
nett's husband, Fred Nlblo, directed
the production. The rest of the story
takes the spectator through a maze
of Jealousy, mystery, humor, sus
lienso and final reconciliation. And
a book on marriage is a basis of a
lot of the trouble.
(.RAM).
Tom Mix, the daring screen star,
added a new triumph to his yester
day, when his latest release, "Fame
and Fortune," was shown at the
Grand theater, which will also ap
pear tonight and Friday. Built
around a theme purely western,
"Fame and Fortune," teems with an
action thut will satisfy even the
most ardent film fan.. The play is
pervaded at all times by the figure
of its hero, who docs startling things
In a natural and plausible way. Tom
Mix, by the way, is one who Is cap
able of unusual feats, both when he
Is on horseback and when he Is not,
but ho always gtvos the impression
that they are porfectly reasonable,
and the proper things to do.
The story of the play hinges about
two towns, one of which Is composed
of men who have been driven out of
their homes because they objocted
to the tyranny of a corrupt sheriff.
The newer town Is only waiting tor a
I
YOURDRUGSTORE
On a Picnic
or at work
A
THERMOS
BOTTLE
is a mighty
handy thing.
Just Remember
Magill & Erskine
O'KANE BUILDING
Our Presaiprion Department aConptete
in Every Deuil.
YOURDRUGSTORE
leader to wreak its vengence. Tom
Mix is the one who is 'capable ot
righting their wrongs, and he has an
added incentive when the girl he
loves is stolen by the sheriff.
With this picture a Lyons and
Moran comedy, "Stateroom Secrets,"
will also be Bhown.
DELICIOUS
INEXPENSIVE
QUICK
Merchants'
Lunch
AT
NOON
American 1
Bakery
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