TIIH I1KND Hl'M.KTIV, DAILY KDITIOtf. IIKNIl, OHKWOX. TIUIWIlAY, JIXY 17, 1010
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TONIGHT Only
Lee fuppy Love
FRIDAY-SATURDAY Wo"
ENID BENNETT
IN
"PARTNERS 3"
She wn colJ to ill love: she bad worked in the cabaret!
too long tu think that there wu ueh a thing: until a
real man (rum the Arizona desert came alonif: that a the
big urprlie in "Partners 'I hree.
Fatty Ar buckle
"in LOVE"
Can You lmiiiic )
LOCAL NKWS ITK.MS
kikav'h n:.Mi'i:n.'i i iik
.Muxtiiiiliti, HO ii'Kr""'.
Mr. unit Mm. t'lmid Alamiln-I hut
left laat nlKliI 'H m i'l " 1 1 1- n at .
Mix MurKHrvt Hchri'drr will li-nvc
tomorrow In Hfi'iitl ii wi'i'k In I'oil
lit ii tl .
Sir. und Mih. J. I), tviiiovjii T--I
uriictl luHt ii Ik t. from u w.'i-k'a
auto lrli lo Hi)' count.
II. V. Krlimult of Hurim Is In
lli. rlly loduy.
Mr. anil Mrs. K. U. Hourk ol
CrraciMit urt api'tidlliK a few duya
In llrinl.
II. (). Wilson of Slaters la u himl-II--IH
visitor In tin- city totluy.
( . lli-ckiir of Tumnlo wuh
nmotiK those iiltendliiK the Kurm
hurcau liuniui't ut tlio IM lot Hutte
inn lual nlxlit.
Mr. iind Mra. K. I.. 'lrk of l.o
I'lnn with III the city lust nlKlit.
Lawrence W. Honey, who unlisted
frniii lli'iid ovit a year mto, hus Juki
nrrlvi-tl at Cnnip Mill from over-si-iis
service.
ELKS
REGULAR
MEETING
EMBLEM CLUB
FRIDAY, JULY 18
All members ure wanted
to be present.
). II. IIANER. Sec.
Change in
Hours of
Grocery
Deliveries.
BY
BAKER S GROCERY
Morning Delivery will
be made daily at 10 a. m.
Afternoon Delivery will
be made at 8 p. m.
Orders sent in alter these
hours will await the
next delivery.
BAKER'S
GROCERY
In Bend's Movie
Centers
(illM.
No belter authority can lit; found
for Information on moving picture
I'Vi-ntH lliun thu MovIiik Picture
World, which say uboul "The It" J
I.untern," f.aturlnn Nuilmovu:
'"In 'Th It I'll I.unHTn.' Metro haa
turned out u photoplay which will
chulli-nico attfiitlon with any apeclul
production ever presented. The abil
ity lo reproduce a plcturu of China,
to catch a breath of lis exotic at
mosphere, to Invest Ita burburic
splendor, and to tnuiMlato Ita mystic
aoul, ho faithfully, spells a triumph
of lllm art. It la a superior achieve
mentrealised not only In tlx; scope
and muKiiltudit of l' luvlnh scene,
all of them conceived with pulnntuk
Iiik cure und uccurucy, hut In I he
Kruphlc and logical development of
Iih Htory und churuclerltutlon.
To Nuxltnovu, the slur, und Cap
ellmil, the director. heloUK the credit
for the success of lliu picture. The
former, underlukliiK a dual role In
which the characters are entirely
different, displays the highest form
of lilntr Ionium, Her performance In
u peril In IIh vividness, poignancy
and aymputliy.
"Indeed, the atur illumlnutea the
character of thu Kuraslun (the Occi
dental Impersonation doean't flKuru
largely ) whoso youthful love and
pride direct her - Judgment to an
Inexorable truglc climax, with auch
depth of feeling und capacity for
varied chnngea of tnond thut alio
aroused ' eiithusiiiKiii of thu highest
order. Her personality not only co
incided with the character aim por
trayed but ahn knew the type of
the Kuruslnn, the girl whose mixed
blood curried out thu undent poetic
philosophy 'KuhI Is Kust and Went
Is Weal and never the twain shall
meet'."
Tills marvelous production will he
nl; lit, Saturday matinee and evening
shown at the rCtind theater Friday
und Mumliiy matinee.
Tonight will bo the last allowing
of (ilaclys llruckwell in thu strong
pluy, "The Forbidden Iloom."
I.IHKKTV.
Healism prevails In the production
of "1'urtners Throe;" the latest
Thomas II. I nee photoplay, featur
ing Knld Dennett, which comes to
the Liberty theater Friday and Sat
urday nights and Saturday matinee.
Much of the action of the Htory
takes place on the great American
desert, and to secure tho proper set
ting Mr. luce sent his director, Fred
Nlblo, and the ontlre company out
on the tlesort for a week to stoot
the locutions. The players camped
In tents out on tho sand, nmld cac
tus and sagebrush. Large cans of
water wore taken out In tho com
missary automobile, but before the
scones were flnlnhod It wus neces
sary to send a much Ins back for a
now supply.
Then, too, there's Fatty Arbuckle
In "Love." ' Words ' full to come
when tlilnklng of the big living
dumpling In love.
ILL HEALTH CAUSE
PROMPTING SUICIDE
i
Word wns roccivod today from
'Prlnovlllo of the death of B. A.
Ilockonstclli, who committed suicide
by shooting himself In tho head
with small cnllbor revolvor. III
health Is bnllovod to havo prompted
tho act. He leaves a wife and one
daughter, Mrs, Charles ttose of
Prlnevllle,
Knim "The ltel l.mitern," feuturlni;
I'rlday, MMturday evening
AT THE HOTELS
Pilot Unite Inn.
F. A. Henry, I'ortlund.
'. II. Caldwell, I'ortlund.
K. F. Fay, Portland.
K. H. Whltuker, Portland.
Hurry Kemp, I'ortlund.
It. It. Newman, Chlcugo.
F. C. Hutch, Woodstock.
P. H. LeFervere, Loa Angeles.
II. V. Schmal.. Ilurna.
Mra. I). A. McFudden. Tule.
C. K. .Street, l.u Pine.
Mr. und Mrs. K. 0. Hourk, Crea
cent. (I. I). Long, Pendleton.
H. K. Spencer, Portland.
A. Hack ley, Portland.
II. O. Wilson. Sisters.
J. W. Wright. Cllne Fulls.
O. M. Plummer, Portland.
Warm Weather
Underwear
for All the Family
lafaarararsiao
Ladies' Unions
all styles, all sizes, 50e, 75c. 85c, 98c, $1.19. .
Ladies' Vests
15c, 19c, 25c, 35c, 45c.
Misses' Union Suits
49c,' 59c.
i
Misses' Vests
20c, 25c, 29c.
Lady Sealpax
Athletic Underwear for women, $1.50, $1.75
Boys Unions
All sizes, G9c.
Men's Unions
95c, $1.19, 51.00.
When It's Underwear
WE STRIVE TO PLEASE
THE WARNER COMPANY
QlTAMTY ' MKHCHANtltM AT POPULAR DUCKM
.n.iiimu, nt the Ciruml theater
anil Huliilny matinee.
C. Anderson, I.au Butte.
Hotel t Vwy.
II. G. Thompson, Corvallls.
Agatha Tutton, I'ortlund.
Mr. und Mrs. E. L. Clark, La
Pine.
F. Johnson, i'ortlund.
A. P. Ilrennun, Portland.
Hotel Wriglit.
Mrs. A. Johnson, Seattle.
Mrs. J. F. Summit, Montana.
Mrs. Mary Gray, Portland.
C. M. Harris. Portland.
J. V. Brewbuker, Portland.
Wulter Hanson, I'ortlund.
NEWS ITEMS FROM
PINEHURST FARMS
PINEHCnST. July 17 -C. H.
Spaugh delivered some mutton sheep
in P.end Thursday. j
Mrs. J. L. Couch was a visitor at
the (.'. Allen home Haturday.
MIhs Vida Ilolmun was at the
l'lne Tree mill Thursday on Import
ant business.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Rpuugh, Mr.
and Mrs. Hurry Mcdulro and Mrs.
Winnie Howell und son Norman
apitnt Thursday evening In Tumnlo.
.VI Iks llertliu llasselliurg was at
the l'lne Tree mill on business sev
eral days this week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Howell, Mr.
und Mrs. ('. II. Hpuugh, Mr. and
Mrs. C. A. Howell, Leroy Howell,
Uurward Howell and tho Misses
Violet Hpuugh, Alice Hpuugh, Gladys
Hpuugh und Myrtle Hpuugh spent the
evening on the river fishing und hav
ing u general good time.
Heglnnld liuyley spent the even
ing In Tuuiulo Haturday.
liurwurd Howell wus hauling
flume lumber from the l'lne Tree
mill several duys last week.
Mrs. Winnie Howell and son, who
spent several duys viHlting relatives
here, left Sunday for their home
near Itosalla, Washington.
Among those who were in liend
Tueaduy were the following: Mrs.
J. L, Couch. Miss liernlce Couch
and Mr. and Mrs. McDanlels.
I. K. Wlmer and son Huymond
were In Bend on business Friday.
George Hundul and Nell Hay were
having Home grinding done at C. H.
Spaugh's Friday.
Affinity.
"Wo read that a hen has adopted a
litter of iilgn. A irfiwdble explanation
of this is the natural intimacy be- '
tween hum and egl'S." Charlotte
News.
Daily Market Report.
'FurnUhed bj arrangement with the
Central Orecron Bank.)
MVK8TOCK.
NOHTH PO KTLAND, July 17.
One hundred cuttle received. Mar
ket steady.
Good to choice steers. $10 11;
medium to good, $9010; fair to
medium, $SU; common to fair,
$7i8; choice cows and heifers, $8
0 8.50; good to choice, $78; me
dium to good, $6 Tt 7; fair to medium,
$.".!( 6; cannery. $45; bulls, $5
7.50; calves. $9fel5.
Hon Market.
Two hundred and fifty hogs re
ceived. Market steady.
Prime mixed, $21022.25; me-
INSIST
THAT YOU
HAVE
HOLSOl
BREAD
YOUR
GROCER
CARRIES
IT!
American
Bakery
The high cost of
deliveries is real
ly a myth.
Lota of people Lave been
tellinft you that all fro
eery deliveries are expen
sive. That they tfreatly
increase the cost or your
foot.
That you ought to save
this cost by carrying your
groceries home.
On the contrary our
customers find our deliv
ery system really econom
ical. It doean't add to the coat
of their groceries and pro
visions. It saves their time and
energywhich they can
more profitably devote to
their homes or to various
outside interests.
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DEMENT & CO.
Phone 401
What a fine feeling at
the end of the month
to know there is
Not a Grocery
Bill Before
You
Have you ever tried to
get on a cash basis once?
If you have yon know
what it means
First of the Month:
Bills All Paid.
Our system of buying
and cash selling enables
you to save a little each
and every month.
Hundreds are using it
with satisfaction. You.
too, can do as much.
You will save.
Try it one month with
us and you will see what
the great benefits are.
UNION GROCERY
dlum mixed, $20 21; rough heavy.
19.&0Z0; pigs. $20fl20.50: bulk
of sales. $22.
Sheep Market.
One hundred sheen received. Mar
ket very slow and unsteady.
Prime Iambs, $1213: fair to me
dium, $9012: yearlings. 1(68:
ethers, $6tj7.50; ewes, $5 7.50.
BCTTKR MARKET.
Prices quoted br tbe Central Oregon
Farmers' Creamery.)
' Prints, parchment wrapped, 53c,
wholesale price.
Butterfat, 66c.
It's a
Pleasure
to receive a hoi of grocer
ies. Everything comes
carefully packed and delivered-
promptly. We
handle only the
Best
Groceries
and pure food products.
For seasonable table lux
uries leave your order
with us.
SMITH'S
Grocery
Phone 51
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CHAS. STANTON
Shop Next to Montgomery's
Plumbing Shop
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
Painting and Paperhangtog
SEND A POSTAL TO
G. E. MAST. '
IPIANO TUNER
TUNING-CLEANING-REPAIRING
BEND. .OREGON
R. L. ANDERSON
Real Estate
Insurance
Loans
Minnesota Street
Phone: Office, Black 1391
Retidenca, 205 1
J. B. Anderson, Agent.
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY
Rough Dry and Finished Work
Electrlo Machine Used
Call 1602 Hill St., or write
Mrs. Pearl E. Iattimer
Box 80, Bend, Oregon
Work Called For and Delivered
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