TUB IIEND nUI-IKTlN, DAILY EDITION, IIKND, OREGON, MONDAY, Jl'NE SO, 1010
IAOK II
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Daily Market Report.
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TONIGHT
Lust Time
WM. S.
TUESDAY Only
ETHEL CLAYTON
IN
"MAGGIE
A iii7 iliow-.and glil wiih
Mil. and MRS. SIDNEY DREW
in ''Romanca and Kings"
WKDNKSDAY and THURSDAY
Matinee Wednesday
HAROLD BELL WRIGHT'S
"THE EYES OF
THE WOULD"
MunHK Saliilmiy, Janr Nuak in J All-Slar C'tt. C luni-'i Big Special
lull ul ihnlll, minlllcl and ricilriiiteil.
Nilil, Vit-V. Malilira, IOo25c.
BIG FOURTH OF JULY SPECIAL !
FK1DAY nnd SATURDAY
Continuous Show All Day the Fourth'
SELECT PICTURES SPECIAL
TK( Timclicit Picture of tha Day
"BOLSHEVISM
ON TRIAL"
By Tlioma, Dims, aulhoi ol "Th Birth o( A Nalion", ale.
imtft
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
TODAY'S TK.MPERATDRB
Mnxlmum, 7 degrees.
Miss Ivn Harris of Bend spent
Sunday with friend In Prineville.
H. M. Bmlth and fiimlly left yea
terduy on n viicntlon trip to Tncomii.
Oiicar ('arlson ri'turm'd (hi morn
1 11 ar from n business trip to Portland.
W. L. Stevens returned Saturday
from 11 business (rip of several days
to Portland.
Frunk Curler of Prlnevlllo Is vlsll
Iiik IiIh sister. MIhh Daisy Carter, In
llend.
MIhh Ida Dahln him accepted a po
Hlllon an stenographer In tho law of
fices of DeArmond A Krsklne.
Tho Rend Cooking club will meet
at Mm. Curry's Tuesday innrniiiK at
10 o'clock.
n. II. Clark and Kri'd Green of
('rami urn In llenil today transacting
bilHlneHH.
Frank Porclvnl of Mllllcan waH In
Ilmul yesterday having rcdmicd
from a (rip (0 (ho coast.
John Nelson wuh a week-end vis
llor In Ili-nd from IiIb homo at Silver
Lake.
Mr. and Mm. Georgo Grocn aro (ho
parents of a 14-Tiound baby girl, born
at tholr homo In (IiIh city Saturday
morning.
R. P. niako, who enlisted In the
'fall of 1917, has Veturnod to Ilend
after serving overseas with tho 20th
engineers.
The farmer and the business man of this com
munity are partners in the progresor the failuie of
their community.
If
they pull together, the progress and prosperity is
certain to come.
IF they listen to preachers of class hatred there
can only be failure as a result.
THE SHEVUN-HIXON COMPANY
HART
in 'The Poppy
Girl's Husband"
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PEPPER"
ifiry lnir. Ii'i BIG FUN
!
laleit Ncwi in '
llileinaliotial Weekly
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Mm. J. 1). DuvUhoii will leuve thin
evening for Monmouth, whero she
will tuko Hummer work at Hie nor
mal nchool.
Mr. and Mm. Walter llrodhcry arc
the parent of un eight-pound girl
buby born IiihI night nt tholr homo
In thin city.
Mr. and Mm. A. M. I.uru, formerly
of thin city, arrived In Ilmul lout
night by auto from Portland. They
Will vinit with friends here for sev
eral duyn.
J. T. and I,. M. Swank of Tangent
'aro In llend for severul day on land
bunliiPHH. They motored In from
The Dalle and report (ho road In
excellent nhapo.
K. K. lliinnn 11 nil J. 1). Donovan
went (o tho McKonxle pax Saturday
and report that (hero uro still a
number of drift which would pro
ven! tho piiHHagii of aiitcm, but which
could lie removed with comparative
ly little difficulty.
Frank Parker roturned to llend
yesterday from AhIoHu, where ho
spent hi vacation with relative, lie
remained In Portland over Saturday
at attend the Slirlno convention.
Mr. Parker returned to Bend Fri
day. -
Joseph Innc received a telegram
till morning from IiIh boh Robert,
of the II. B. navy, who ha Just
landed In New York, (o (he effect
(hat ho will niako ono mora (rip
aero tho Atlantic before he will bo
able to socuro hi dlHchargo.
Something to sellT Advertise In
The Bulletin's classified column.
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Oiirnlabod by arrangement with the
Central Oreaim Hank.)
MVKHTOCK.
NORTH PORTLAND, June 0.
One thousand eight hundred entile
received. Market weak to 50 ceuU
lower.
(Jood to choice steers, $,D0
10. no; medium to good, H.r0W
D.liu; fair to medium, 7 r, 0 .J 8 . r, 0 ;
common to fair, $ .r Ji 7 .50 ; choice
cowh mid heifers, $7. fit) 8.&0 ; good
to choke, $0.r,0i)7.r,0; medium to
good, $ri.r,07.ti0; fair to medium,
tfifl'fi.riO; cunner, $46; bullH,
5ft7; calve, 9i,. 13.
l(iK Market.
One tlioiiHHiid nine horjdred hog
received. Market Mlrong.
Prime mixed, $20 4l 20. CO; nie
il i 11 111 mixed, IIVft'20; rough heavy,
llH-ii I'j; pigs, f 17 18.00; bulk of
Hale, (20.50.
Hlnx-p Market.
Two (hoiiHand live hundred Bheep
received. Market stiudy.
Prime lamli. $13 13.50; fair to
medium, $10 13; yeurllng, $7
9.25; wethem, $7 8.50; ewe,
$8.
lU'TTKK MAHKKT.
(Price fiuiHed by the Central Oreaun
Karmers' Creamery.!
PrlnlH, parchmenl wrapped, 54c,
wholesale price.
Iiulterfnt, 5 lie.
XOTH'K.
All pemon who have been In the
habit of dumping refuse, canH or
other matter anywhere within tho
city limit limtead of taking it to
the city dump, uru given notice that
they are violating a city ordinance
ana will be pronecuted to the full
en I extent of the law.
Adv.lB-23c J. A. KA8TKS,
Mayor.
The Other Side.
"I'll have to bund It to your wife
for that beautiful bonnet she's bought"
"That' all right for you to hand It
(o her, but I've got to foot the bill."
NOTICE.
The rehearsal of (he Bend Union
band will be held at (he Hippodrome
Monday and Wednesday evening at
8 o'clock. Beginner will receive In
struction free. Adv. 16S-76p.
In Bend's Movie
Centers
flit AND.
There aro "big scene" without
number In "The Unpardonable Sin,"
which in being shown nt the Grand
theater, but "biggest" In point of
Interest and suspense though, para
doxically, "smallest" In point of
character involved, is the disrobing
scene, which has been attracting the
attention of the public wherever the
tremendous photoplay feature has
been exhibited.
In tho development of the story
Blanche Sweet, appearing as Dlmny
Pnrcot, an aggressive American girl,
in company with Matt Moore as Noll
A grocery store
that serves you
Not one that just sells
groceries.
Hut one that does ev
erything possible to make
your grocery buying
easy, pleasant and econ
omical. And one which fur
nishes you with the best
of everything for your
table at honest prices.
That's the kind of a
store we try to run. And
our success proves we
are on the right track.
Not a day goes by but
what customers tell us
how they depend on us
and appreciate our ser
vice. And as to Hardware.
Has the house, wood
work', floors, fence, been
painted? When doing
so use Sherwin-Williams
Paints.
F. DEMENT
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A Practical Way for the Housewife
to Make Money Without Work or Worry
Visit our grocery, pick out what you want, make your purchase and you have
saved money. To prove this assertion, buy a general bill from us and then com
pare with where you are now buying.
JUST A FEW PRICES:
Peanut Butter (bring your pail) per lb I8c
No. 10 Jellies and Jams, worth $2.25. Our price $2.10
No. 10 Apples, solid pack, fine quality, per can : 65c
No. 10 Italian Prunes, per can 75c Corn Flakes... 13c
OUR DELIVERY SERVICE IS FREE
SHUEY'S CASH GROCERY
Phone Red 201 Wright Hotel Block
WliiHor, an American working with
the food commission In lielglum,
finds herself entering the military :
lines and forced to submit to the
most careful search of her person !
for possible hidden documents. :
Methods used in making these mill
tury searches, have received suffl- j
cient publicity to make the average
man familiar with them, and it is
pretty generally known that but little
respect was paid to the feelings of
modesty, which were natural on (lie
part of women who fell into the
tolls of those ordered to make the
searches.
In "The Unpardonable Sin" Miss
Sweet Is shown alone In a room with
one of the most repulsive characters
that has ever been represented on
the screen.! Article by article, down
to (he last filmy garment, her clothes
are removed, despite ber protests and
despite her desperate struggles. The
Bcene has been photographed through
a dlaphram of silk, and the two
characters appear In silhouette. It
IS remarkable, too, that so realistic
ally bus the situation been worked
out tha( (here Is not even (he slight
est suggestion that this truly sensa
tional bit has been "dragged In by
the heels" to pander to tastes which
aro low or depraved.
Tomorrow and Wednesday Louis
Ilenuison will be seen in a typical'
western play, "Speedy Meade." There
will also be shown a clever western
play, "Border Terror."
1.IHKRTV.
"Bolshevism on Trial," the (Ime
tiest story ever screened, ' which is
being distributed as a Select Pictures
special feature, comes on Friday and
Saturday as a big special Fourth of
July attraction at the Liberty
theatre. A continuous show will be
run all day on the Fourth and a
special, extra matinee will be run on
Saturday.
Captain Norman Worth, formerly a
member of the Lafayette escadrille.
Is arguing nt the opening of the pic
ture for socialism, as a possible solu
tion for the world, against the vio
lent disapproval of his father. Col.
Worth, a veteran of the Spanish
American war, and the millionaire
president of the PallKine Steel cor
poration. The discussion has arisen
over a newspaper announcement of
a meeting to be presided over by
Herman Wolff, at which a collection
will be taken to purchase the island
of Ventura, a bankrupt winter re
sort off the Florida coast, as the site
of a socialistic community.
On attending the meeting that ev
ening, Norman's Interest Is aroused
by the speech of Barbara Bozentn,
a beautiful young girl who is helping
Wolff becnuse of her earnest belief
In the communistic experiment.
Norman volunteers to secure funds
to buy Ventura. He tries to secure
financial aid from hjs father, but
meets with a flat refusal, and is
ordered to leave the house until such
time as he gives up these ideas; but
(he father tells Norman's sister that
'the boy will get his Island nnd a
lesson with It."
It develops that an unknown Indi
vidual has bought the Island but
when' Norman, Barbara and Wolff
are about 1o loso hope, a mesaengor
arrives 'with n lease on Ventura to
Norman for $1 a year, to be renewed
If the colony Is successful.
The colony arrives at Ventura ami
Immediately the motley throng be
comes dissatisfied over tho division
of work allotted by Norman as com
rade chief. Wolff, his wife, nnd the
other bolshovistS' In the group rouse
dissension, and nt a special meeting
Normnn Is deposed and Wolff elected
In IiIb stead.
BolBhovIsm, kept down while Nor
mnn wns chief, now reigns supreme
nobody works, free love ia insti
tuted nnd matters go from bad to
worse. In the meantime Normnn and
Barbara have realized their love for
each other and (he imprisonment of
the former by Wei ft brings the ro
mance to a bead.
BUY YOUR KODAK
NOW!
YOU will want to take pictures the 4ih of July.
CENTRAL PHOTO CO.
WITH M. H. SYMONS, O'KANE BLDG, BEND, ORE.
''In at One, at Fioe They're Done."
A terrific man to man encounter,
the rescue of Barbara and the land
ing of American sailors on the Island
and the raising of the American flag
over Ventura all of this makes a
gripping and timely tale full of
action.
AXXOlXtEMKXT.
II. F. Shoemaker
Foot Hpecialist
wishes to announce his intention of
practicing his profession In the city
of Bend and vicinity. All diseases
and conditions of the feet scientific
ally ' treated. Examinations free.
Prices reasonable. Office, Wright
hotel. A complete line of foot ap
pliances carried in stock. Your
patronage respectfully solicited.
Opening, Satuiday, June 28. Adv.
AT THE HOTELS.
Hotel Wright.
Mr. and Mrs. F'. E. Delcore, Burns.
W. W. McCloud, Spokane.
W. G. Fordham, La Pine.
Fred B. Reagan, Crescent.
Guy Ferry, The Dalles.
L. Reisch. Dufur.
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Draper, Pine
Creek. ,
Marie Wilson, Walla Walla.
Mabel J. Turner, Walla Walla.
Ted Povey, Silver Lake.
D. W. Koeller, Vancouver.
Frank Long, Prlnevllle.
Jeff Kelly. Prineville.,
E. B. Morris, Dayville.
W. P. Rogers. Mllllcan.
v Hotel ("oy.
Vernon Flnley, Fort Rock.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. McCloud, Spo
kane. Dr. and Mrs. H. R. Eddlemnn.
Warmsprings.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Walker, Seattle.
M. W. Brecourt, Seattle.
Mrs. D. H. Marshall, Prineville.
Frank Pervival, Millican.
E. L. Neasham, Lakeview.
R. L. Morrow, Klamath Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. John McArdle, Ta
coma. Pilot Hutte Inn.
E. J. Ryan, Portland.
M. L. Walker.' Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Damson, Aber
deen. H. W. Lovelnnd. Portland.
Arthur M. Anderson, Drummond,
Wis.
N. Disunion, Portland'.
A. J. Connolly, Maupin.
George F. Daley, Detroit, Mich.
C. J. Conover, Portland.
C. C. Brown, Portland.
B. B. Clnrk, Crane.
Fred Green, Crane.
P. D. Hoy, Summer Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Van Brunt,
Ocean Park, Cal.
John Nelson, Silver Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer E. Smith,
Morcedes, CM.
Virginia U. Smith, Morcedes, Cal.
Cyril E. Smith, Mercedes, Cal,
Robert Paddock, Portland.
Q. N. Grafton, Seattle.
J. A. Zaltlen, The Dalles. .
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Crouch, Port
land. Georgia Ekstrom, Astoria,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fogg, Ta
coma. !
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BREAD
YOU WANT!
But it always should
be the best
HOLSOM
BREAD
is the best.
Your Grocer Sells It.
American
Bakery
Borne of the Holsom Bread
BEND'S BEST BUEAD
The Man
Who Knows
quality in pure food and
table delicacies always
trades at
Our
Grocery
We make it a point to
always handle only high-
grade products that we I
can recommend.
Give our groceries a trial.
SMITH'S
GROCERY
PHONE 51
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ALL
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