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AT THE HOTELS.
Tonight Last Time
Robert W. Clminbers'
"The DARK
STAR."
D.iiny i)inl ant! Invr, mytrry. ciime
anil inhiifue - all lliiult iu llti faMtna
linu iluir..lr ul "Hit Dalk Sl.i."
AND,
Jazz Monkey
Comedy
Two Show. Nijluly - 7; I J anj V 00
LIBERTY THEATRE
Wednesday Thursday
Madge Kennedy
IN
Daughter
of Mine
AaJ Major Allen'. WI1J
Animal Picture
"LIOlHUNTINCr
Maiinw Dai'y. Two Show. Niglilly
GRAND THEATRE
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4 LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
TOOAY'H TKMI'KIIATUBH
Maximum, 79 degrees.
1IENU THAIN rKTUCDW.K.
Oregon Trunk.
Arrlvos 7:35 A. M.
Leuvos' 8:00 I'. M.
O..W. It. N.
Arrival, 7:00 P. M.
Leaves, 7:00 A. M.
C. II. Hmlth has accepted a por
tion with Th Bulletin.
It. I). Polndexter was In last night
(rum 'hli homo In I'riiievllle.
Jolin C. Colvurd. of I .a Pine. U
spending B (aw days In Ilund.
I.. O. Hunt unit Charles II. Barries,
of Misters, are In the city loduy.
Louis Dennett, Silver Luke mer
chant. In ft vUluir In 1 1" nil toduy.
K. I.. Clitrk. U. H. Lund commis
sioner from l.a I'lne, was a visitor
In the city lust nlnlit.
j. B. Smith, of Redmond, formerly
county commissioner of Deschutes
county, wan In llctid today on busi
ness ut tlia court house,
Mm. K. M. Thompaon loft till
miirnlnie on trip to Minneapolis and
Chicago. Bho expect to bu gone
for thu next two mouths.
II. i'utjuim, protnlnunt atockmun
of the Uruus Vullny country, li a
biiHlitunM visitor In Ilund. Ho In nc
compunliid to thin city by Mm. Put
Joini. Thu. Noedlocruft club will moat at
thu home of Mrs, John Nowby on
tlio afternoon of Thursday. Beptem
bur 20. All member ura Invited to
bo present.
Blrthn reported ut Ht. Churles
hospital tlilx morning were a tclil
to Mm. Ivy Hush and a . boy to
Mm. Madge Buskin. A maternity
ward baa b)on opened (or thn fl rut
limn In the history o( lbs hospital.
Mr. and .Mm. J. Iluxton Price wore
In Hand thin morning, passing
throuKh by auto from Walla Walla.
Tboy will drive to the Mexico I'ne
boforo returning to Rend to make
tholr homo. Mm. Price wu formor
ly Mis Ollvo Campbell, of Itodmond.
A.'J. Wlloy, cuiiHultliiK engineer of
HoIko, Idaho, arrived laat night with
a party of friend on an Impaction
Pilot Hullo Inn,
V. 11. ltutt, Portland. '
O. 0. Puck wood, Portland.
. (looigo A, Bright, Portland,
lloko Wblluknr, Portland. .
' Mr. und Mrn. M.. Putjoim, Clrnsa
Vullny.
II. I.. Cox, Portland.
M. 1), Olds.'c'hoboygun,
M. I,. Clurk.-I.it Pino.
Mr. and Mr. J. Iluxton Price,
Bond. , .
K. Kind IlonlHnhar, PrliKivlliii,
J. II. IliirrlMon, Sun KninciBco.1
Oscar W. JiiHpor, Jr., Kun Frniiels-
oo.
A, J. Wiley.' llnlso, Idaho.
It, II. Si linoolook. Portland.
W. K. Looker, Portland.
Mr. und Mr. It. II. Minicy, The
Dulles.
J. (J. WIlBOll, HlHtOIB.
H. II. Anderson, Rpokutie.
Mm. I). 8. Klnnuy, Portland.
C. P. Dorian, Portland.
W, II. Biiilth, Portland.
Hotel Coxy.
L. K. Cowing, Run Francisco. ,
Willlum Wolfo. Bolllnghum, Wash
E. L. French, The DuIIoh.
II. II. Kllgore. Link.
It. Uuthergoad, La Pine.
Hotel Wright.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Ii. Morrow, Port
land.
John C. Colvard, La I'lne.
John Condon, Quiiton.
C. A. Williams, Kluinuth KullM.
C. II. Flick, The UulleR.
L. P. JohnKon, Spokane.
Orvlllo Morrla, Terrebonne.
L. O. Hunt, Slater.
Churle II. Barnea. SlHtera.
K. It. Polndexter. Prlnevllle.
C. J. LEVERETT BUYS
APARTMENT HOUSE
RECORDS FOR OCTOBER
Dance
)
'Hindu How," Fox Trot
'You Don't Need tho Wine to
Have a Wonderful Time,"
One Step
"Will O' Wlnp," Fox Trot
"Honeymoon," WulU
"CaHtirtH In Spuln," One Step
."Jerry," Kox Trot
Lieut. Jim Kurope'B 369th
Inf. Hull Fighter Hand.
"The Dancing Deacon," Fox
Trot
"Clarinet
Step
Marmalade," One
IIiiIIiIIiir On Hill and I.uke I'lui"
rnrrluuuil from K. M. TliompHoa
for Conxldcnitlon of aVKMM).
' Announcement was mude thie
morning of the purchaae. by C. J. Le
verett, ;local real oatate oiorator.
nf thn Anartment houae on the cor-
trlp over thin aectiop. Mr. Wiley waa nor of H Btreet and Lake PlBca,
a member of tho board which (uvea
tlguted tho (eaHlbllity of tb Ilenhum
Full reanrvolr and waa here with
MoHm. Croxby and Humllu In July.
Put It in The Itullrtln.
from K. M. Thompaon. for a consid
eration of $4,000. The building con
tain 24 BpartmentM, and will be
operated under Mr. Levorott'a direc
tion. In line with atrlctly up to date
Ideas.
Creen Hroti.' Xylophone
client ra, "The Vamp"
"8huke Your Shoulder" '
Or-
"Duddy Long Leg" 1
"I know What It Means to
lie Lonesome"
And 'many others Just In at
THOMPSON MUSIC CO.
il'illlill'il ll '
- Jn
See How We Make
These Famous Snow Flakes
Visit our big modern bakeries where millions of
Snow Flakes are made every day Seo the epic and
3pan Interior Note tl.e wonderful mixing machines
and the huge brick ovens. After you've seen them
baked you'll know why they're so eood. Your ami ..
can supply you.
Don't ask jfer Orackeis
say Soaw Flakes
PttiAr ClsiI
BtnMCt.
Dffl
II
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HANLEY SEES HOPE ;
FOR BURNS RAILWAY
BENEFIT DANCE
TO BE TONIGHT
The Hippodrome will be the
scene of a dance tonight given (or
the benefit of James Taylor, a car
penter of this city, who became blind
while In Portland a year ago. Since
hia misfortune, Mr. Taylor has been
In the east under medical treatment,
and the proceeds of the affair to
night will be (or the purpose of par
tially paying his return (are to Bend.
GREAT
Majestic Range Demonstration
Plan for JL'xinK Steel (rom Deschutes
Valley Road Feasible, Says
Huge of Hitrnry County.
DAILY
o x l A.i.UH AtU 2:00 to
oepieiuDer 10 vtiuucr iu 3:oorB
r
DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY
To see and hear PROP JOSEPH BECKER,
the world renowned chef, at the
Bend Furniture Co.
$15.09 Set Fine Enameled Ware Free
With every Majestic sold during this
demonstration
Prof. BECKER
Will lecture on the best methods of Cooking Meats, Fowls, Fish and
Soups. He will show you how to prepare Three-Hour Bread, Parker
House Rolls, English Cross Buns, Vienna Loaves, Finger Rolls and Cof
fee Cake. He will ; bake all kinds of Cookies, Cakes and Pastries, and
everything prepared will be Served Free to the Ladies Present.). Prof.
Becker uses the MAJESTIC RANQE only. ,
.DON'T MISS' THIS FREE COOKING SCHOOL!
It Will Be of Real Value to You
Daily Market Report
LIVESTOCK. "' '
IFarBlahsd by arrmnarmcnt with tlw
Cantral Oman Bank.)
7JORTH POHTLAND. Sept. 24.
Fifty cattle received. Market weak.
Best steers, Ji0ll: good to
uiiuiue, iv.ouvivi uieuium iu
good, $8. 509.50; fair to medium,
$7.50 0 8.60; common to (air, 6
7.60; choice cows and heifers, 17.75
8.25; good to choice. $7 & 7.76;
medium to 'good. $67; fair to me
dium, $56; canners, 34.50;
bulls, )57; culves, $14 16;
atockera and feeders, $6 9.
Hob; Market.
Two hundred and seventy-five
hogs received. Market steady to
strong. ',
Prime mixed, $17.5018; me
dium mixed, $17 17.50; rough
heavy, $15.75 1 6.60 ; pigs, $15.75
M7.50.
Sheep Market.
Six hundred sheep received. Mar
ket steady.
Prime lambs. $11 12; (air to
medium, $1011; feeder lambs.
$89; yearlings. $89; wetbers
$7 08; ewes, $5 7.60.
That there is hope 'or the plan of
taking up the steel on the O.-W. R.
& N. line up the Deschutes canyon,
and laying the rails down to connect
Bend with Burns, was the intimation
given this morning by William Han-
ley, wealthy Harney county rancher,
in speaking of his recent trip to
Washington, D. C where jie laid this
matter before the railroad adminis
tration. It can be done," was Mr.
Hanley's declaration, although be
had no definite Information as to the
time when such a policy might be
carried out. . ........
Mr. Hanley is anxious also (or
better roads between '.3end and
Burns, and stated this mciulng that
in the near future he might send
his' big caterpillar tractor, pulling
two blades, to grade between the two
cities. . .
.; , ce Cream for Choice.
, Arthtu attended a children's party
at which the -refreshments served were
lemonade and cookies. The' hosteM
saw that Arthur was not drinking his
lemonade, so asked him If be didn't
core for IL . "O.ryes," lie answered.
"Lemonade is allright, bat Ice cream .
Is my favorite. . '
Tat it la The Bulletin.
Put It in The Bulletin.
Put It In Tho Bulletin.
The Great Majestic
The Majestic is not a
steel range. It is made
of malleable and char
coal Iron. There are
no stove bolts to work
loose, no putty to drop
out and it can't be
broken.
Not Cheaper, but
Less Expensive.
l.infnvn,
. ONE THOUSAND MEALS
There are one thousand
meals served in your home
in a year. Isn't it real
economy to have a range
that uses less fuel, re
quires no blackening.will
not rust or burn out, and
is known everywhere as
the best range on earth?
The Majestic Range saves
time, labor and fuel.
The Range With
, The Reputation
jraraaiaiasiaaraiaiafiasisisj
We Ask You
For Your Own
Satisfaction
Compare our grocery
prices with the price
of any other in the
city and you will be
convinced of the sav
ing you will make in
trading with us.
' We Are The Store
That Saves You Money
GILBERT'S
GROCERY
Just What Fits
The Appetite-
Those Salads
: Home Made Pastries
j Always aomethintf different
and tasty, at
0.1. C. CAFETERIA
on Bond Street.
CLEANLINESS-SERVICE-QUAUTY
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Your
Dinner
Calls for everything
the market affords,
' that happens to be
to your liking. "Ev
erything you like",
certainly must in
clude fresh vegeta-
bles, and today we
are' specializing in
Tomatoes
Cucumbers '"'
Yellow and Green
Wax Beans .
How about a splen
did Canteloupe for
your breakfast. We
have them.
SMITH'S
GROCERY T
The Pioneer Garage Company
ANNOUNCES
that it has the agency
for the
CHALMERS
AUTOMOBILES
and that it will have a New
Chalmers Car on its floors
for exhibition on Tuesday
September 23.
Pioneer Garage Company
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