titr nijvn mnxETiv. raity edition, iiExn, onEOON, tiehdav, October 21, mio
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Tonight mid Wednesday
ELLIOTT DEXTER
and LILA LEE
in
"A Daughter
of The Wolf"
A tmntiiuj tloiy ul Girl
Nullhwetl
Mm. iJny Draw ComeJy
"BUNKERED"
LIBERTY THEATRE
Two SUwi Nihily-7:IJ ad 9:00
TONIGHT Lust Time
H. B. WARNER in "The Pagan God"
An inlenirly dramatic picluie ol tin lilt of an Ameikan Secret Agent in tlio Orient
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
REX BEACH
"THE BRAND
A ttory ly R Beach i alwsyi (food one.
Don't Mii Thia One.
And All-Star Cust, Produced by Goldwyn
GRAND THEATRE
ilKNI) TIU1N SCHEDULE.
Oregon Trunk.
Arrives, 7:35 A. M.
Loaves 8:00 P. M.
O.-W. It. N.
Arrlvaii, 7:00 J'. M.
Leaves, 7:00 A. M.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
TODAY'S TKMPERATCHK
Mux I ill II ill, 71 Degrees.
K. J. Currui. of Plfo. is upending
n few duya lit I In ml.
1,. A. Nowoll, of IT' jvlllu. I
spending tho day In Yj A.
Hurt OKelly, T. (.'. Welch, ami W.
II. Ilmitii were vlaltora In I ho city
hint night from tho BilvervLuko sec
tlon. Anion Ponaen, who hn been
spending Hi ii limi montli on liin rniirh
In llnrnoy county, returned to Bend
yesterday.
Mrs. II. K. linker. In suffering from
pttlnfiil Injuries miHtnlniid about tlio
forehead a nil eyes, In a full at her
homo a fw duys nK',
Odea Hiidii,' rocoutly discharged
from ilia If. H. Navy, arrived In lleml
lust night, mid In vlHltlmr relatives
horo. Ho nnJlMtixl In the middle
wont. :
Tlio Ludln Aid society of the
Hcnndinuvluii-Luthomii church will
mitiit Thursday ufloriioon thin week,
Instead of on the usual dnlo. beruuxe
of tlm fact thill tlio Iter. P. A. T.
Cornell ubkcii. pastor of tlio church,
will leuve booh for Bllverton to ul
tund thu district mooting.
ThroiiKh u Los Angeles pupor H.
It. (login, loriil ru I exluto agent, Iiiih
Just received word that a nephew
lliirui'u DoiiiiiiII, bus returned to ! 1m
homo in I.oh Angeles nftor seeing
mirvli-o n Pruiico and will rexumo tlio
practice of luw there, l.loutunniit
Donnell wan In th army for two
yearn and now 10 nioutha active ser
vice In Prnnro. Ho In a Hon of Mr.
HiiKln'a sister.
I'ul It In Tho Bulletin.
Daily Market Report.
(KurnUhrd by arramrrmrnt with th
Onlral Ornron Hank.)
XOHTII POItTLAN'I). Oct. 21.
Cultlo ateudy, good number receiv
ed tinlay.
Best steers. 1 9 GO (t 1 0.50 ; ' good
to choice, $9 4 9.50; medium to
good. $Hi'9; fair to good. $7tlH;
! common to fair, $5.50 He ti.60 ;
choice cow Olid hoi fern, $7.50 (if)
i K . 2 r. ; good to choice. IQ.n0O7.Ii0;
lined I u in to good. $r.r.0if 6.50; fair
to niedluin. $4 750 5 75; dinners,
Tomorrow Is Bargain Day
Here for one day only Wednesday
are some real savings for every lady
in needed articles of apparel-
Lad ies' Ribbed Velvet Lined Union Suits; all
sizes, 3G to 44 ; Special Day Sale, Price $1.87
Children's Heavy Ribbed Cotton Vests and Pants,
Sizes up to 24...., 38c
Sizes up to 34 X 53c
Jap Silk Blouses, in white, flesh' and maize; all
pretty new styles; Day Sale price $2.38
Beautiful new Blouses of Georgette and Crepe
de Chine; six attractive models to choose from;
in white, flesh coral and peach; Special Day
Sale price : $3.95
Separate Skirts of excellent quality, Wool Poplin
and Serge; all sizes, including extra sizes for
stout ladies; some of these skirts arc worth
twice what we are asking for them. Special
Day Sale price .....$4.38
Mercerized Poplin Waists, black only; a splendid
service waist, good looking; fast color; all sizes;
Special Day Sale price .'. $2.53
White Voile Waists; all crisp, new styles; Special
Day Sale price 98c
Can't-Bust-'Em Play Suits for little boys and
girls; navy blue denim trimmed with fas't color
turkey red; Special Day Sale price $1.18
Postivcly No Exchanges on These Items.
The Prices Are Good for This Day Only.
$3 4. bulls, $5 0 6.60; prime light
eulvex, $14M5; heuvlex, $8H.
I ton Market.
Two hundred and twenty-five
hogs received. Market uncertain
i'rimo mixed. $ 1 4.60 it 1 G.60 ; mo
dlum mixed, $ 1 4.00 &$ 1 4.50; rough
houvy. 112.23 113.00; pigs. $13
14.
Sheep Market.
Eustern prime lumbs, fll.GOir
12; bent vulley liimnx, 110. 60W
11.50; reedern, IMlfl; youi'llnKH,
$Hl!i; weihem, t7.608.50; owes,
07.
AT THE HOTELS.
Hotel rv7.y.
' W. II. I'ohl. Aatorlu.
H. O Nell. 1'ortlund.
('. Slanlon. Tho DiiIIoh.
J. C. JumuKon, I'ortlund.
I. . I). Zlemer, Portland.
Churlcx WnllK, I'ortlund.
E. J. Curror., Klfo.
Hurt O'Kvlly, Bllvor Luke.
I'llol llutto Inn.
T. C. Welch. Silver Lake.
W. II. Ilantu. Kilvor Luke.
Iluy Kntler. Tho Dallea.
M. Maher. Portland.
I.. A. Newell. Prlnevlllo.
Jumua K. I.oper, Klamath Kalla
Clydo Bholt, Klaninth Kt!lH.
V. 8. Duncan, Portland.
Dick Illckaon. Whlto Salmon.
Chnrloa Kaddorly, Portland.
JamoH Oardner, Pomcroy. Wn.
E. L. Gllllgan, ChicuKO.
Cuy Honoflel, Portland.
D. O. ItoRera, Portland.
Earl Poworn, Seattle.
Hotel WrlKht.
toy V. TliompHon, Vancouver.
C. Dlpplo, Portland.
Wnrron Miller, Spokno.
C. P. Starr. Portland. ,
Mm. A. E. -Molxtcd. Portland.
Put It In Tlio Bulletin.
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A KNOCK-OUT IN
THREE BIG
GROCERY
SPECIALS
ONE DAY ONLY
TOMORROW, OCT. 22
BARGAIN DAY
REVEILLE WEEK
CORN
Regular price canned
corn, selling at 25c per
can, we offer Wednes
day, Oct. 22, special" 5
CANS FOR $1.00, or
$5.40 per case. This
represents a saving of
90c on the case.
PEAS
Home Brand Peas, 6
cans for $1.00, Per case
$4.00
BEANS
Mission String Beans,
5 cans for $1.00, or
$4.50 per case
SMITH'S
GROCERY
Sathcr's Building Bend
AT THE MOVIES
(,ll.UI).
Hex Ileueh'x newtiat photo-drama
1 "Tho Druiid," prexonted by Oold
wyn tit tho (J i and Thealro. Wodiiea
duy iiikI Thuraday, and In It tlio dlx
tinculHlied author ruturnn to the
Held In which ha liaa won IiIh k rtm text
buccohh Hie Aluxkun country. It
coneeriiM Dun McOIII, who comox
back to civilization afler winm yearx
xpitut ax a hei tnlt In tho heart of the
Yukon country. Onco poor, be Ix
now rich and hlx dlxcovery xtartx
a boom town. AnioiiK the wnxterx
and derelletx who drift thero In Dob
iliircluy, a Kumhlnr, and a woman.
With them Ix u child. Iiurcluy forcex
tho woman to flaunt horxelf In the
dunce bull und In thlx evil atmox
phoro Uio child ix growing up.
A chunco encounter brlngx McGlll
fuce to face with the woman. Her
tawdry finery docx not dlxKUlxo her.
He recognize hlx wife, caxt off years
before when Mclilll drove her out
Into the Htorm with her lover, Bur
cluy. She bexx McGlll to help her
to got awuy from Harclay and when
her h unhand refuxex to Interfere she
lendx him to the sleeping child.
This does not xwuy McGlll. What
the woman euyn to him then releases
a torrent of fury and brings about
a typlcul Hex lleach climax.
I.IIIKHTV.
The producers of "A Daughter of
the Wdir." I.lla Lee's latest Para
mount picture, which will be exhibit
ed at the Liberty Theatre tonight
and Wednesday, pronounce It the
groatext achievement of her career
ax a motion picture star.
The story ix unique and furnishes
the delightful little stur with one of
the best vehicles yet afforded her for
the display of her talents. In the
rolo of the little child of the great
North Woodx, she Is said to be excel
lent and gives a vivid and true-to-llfo
portrayal.
The story i t m-I f ubounds in thrills,
fights and gripping situations and
depicts the udventurcs of the little
daughter of a rough fur smuggler
known ns Wolf Alnsworth. She goes
with Jiim to the city across the bor
der where ho disposes of his furs,
and there she falls In love with a
rich young man.
Their fateful separation, his
search for her and the events lead
ing up to their meeting: how her
father and his gang who suspect her
lover Is a "revonoor" are just on the
point of killing him when the rev-
VLILA LEE
S .'A DauOhtef of UeWf
Tonight und Wednesday, at Liberty.
enue officers break In upon them;
the ensuing terrific light and .the
death of the Wolf and capture of bis
gang; all this and more. Is vividly
enacted by the star and her splendid
supporting cast.
LEAVES LONDON TO
FLY TO AUSTRALIA
HOTEL v ALTAMONT
THE HOME HOTEL OF
BEND.
Whse door opens hospi
tably to .guests twenty
four hours' in the day.
Good steam-heated rooms
well kept
The meals are homey.
A good variety not too
much of one thing and
nothing of something else
Regular Patrons Find
Table Places With Con
genial Associates.
!
! HOTEL ALTAMONT
.-JO.tMM) Prlt for First Blnlmnn ,
Making M.r.tM) Trip by Air, I.ures
Brltii.ll Aviator.
1 15 UjiHtfi! to The Bend Bulletin. I
LONDON, Oct. 21. Captain Mat
thews started toduy in an attempt
to fly to Australia, by way of. Europe.
The route totals 11.500 miles. The
Daily Mall has offered a prize of
$50,000 to the first person making
this llight.
Put It In The Bulletin.
BARGAINS IN
IRRIGATED LAND
Best bargains In 40, 80 and
160 acre tracts in Central
Oregon. Also 80-acre tract
with 15-acre water right. One
or two crops will pay for this
tract. A bomstead location
near Bend, adjoining land sell
ing for $100 per acre. This
for little more than filing fee.
S. R. HOGIN
Manager Itogin Land Co.
34 Lafayete Avenue
Girls Ladies Women
FIXO
HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA a great Laxative
mild, pleasant, certain so thoroughly cleansing and purifying
that CONSTIPATION disappears, and when your XN8T1PA
TIOX (toes your COMPLEXION Improves you work better
eat .better feel better.
Give it a thorough trial and you will recommend it to all
your women friends. 35c a package.
OWL PHARMACY
AL WA YS
When there is something new in the way of machinery
put on the market there are the skeptical ones the ones
who doubt its worth who question its successwho put
it down as a failure, or at least imitation.
There are some who doubt the success
of the New Overland Four until thev
have an opportunity to see what it is
like and what it can do.
Many experienced motor car owners and drivers see in
it a great evolution in the motor car world. Not only
providing a car at a reasonable cost, it brings forth a car
with all the modern conveniences of the higher priced
motor vehicles.
The New Overland Four is here
and we are ready to answer any
question you may desire to ask.
Come, take a ride with us.
Pioneer Garage Company
Peoples Store
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