The Bend bulletin., November 12, 1919, Page 3, Image 3

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PACK 8
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IGRESSMAN'S SON
vVINS APPOINTMENT
WITH THE AMERICAN
Tonijiht Last Time
MAE MURRAY
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TTo Bride's Awakening
Tonight mid Tliursduy
Monroe Salisbury
un uciuimi ouiii
IN
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ft
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Tliiu'sduy Only
William Desmond
in
"Life's A Funny
Proposition'
Lull of in, good Uuylu, lrni
ulualiufi ind puiuh.
12 tii rpiioj
ELMO
The Human Bridge"
LIBERTY .THEATRE
TwoSlibwi I.,V1 -.I J ail ')))
"The
Sleeping
Lion"
Ai fine an Italian chararltiialion
at avri preierilrd. ll move (rum I
New Yoik' lo ll.. Wild Wl
with auJ llnilli galore.
Two-Reel Comedy
"Friaky Liona and
Wicked HuibandV
GRAND THEATRE
Two Sliowt Niglilly. Malinet Daily.
1IKM) tkain hhii:dli.k.
Oregon Trunk.
Arrives. 7:36 A. M.
Louves 8:00 P. M.
O.-W. II. A N.
Arrives. 7:00 P. M.
Leaves, 7:00 A. M.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
TOI. Y'H TKMI'EIlATtKH
Maximum, 39 Degrees,
II. II. MutzlK. of 1'i.rlliinil I u
business visitor In t tin clly ( bin
week.
Jay II. I'plnn, of Prlnnvllle Ik In
I tin cliy today. coming uvur lo ut
tond tun Armistice Day celebration
In Hond Inst nlKlit.
V. H. Duncan returned lo Hend
FREE
with every
HOT WATER BOTTLE
pnrcbased
mm,
One flannel Hot
Water Bottle
COVER
at
HORTONDRUGCO.
(IiIh moriilnii from Portland lo re
sume llm cunipuiiKn (or funilK to
cIohii tlm V. M. (', A. drive.
A. M. I.urii, formerly of Hond, Ih
In dm city today from Sulom.
tins K. Sludlg, of Lower Ilrldgo
Ih spending tlm day 111 Hend on buwl-
1ICSH.
I.. K. Bin ll It. of Redmond, on of
the first Di'Hi'hiitcH county commis
sioners. Ih In Hend today on business.
MIhh Margaret Thompson and her
brother. HiikIi- returned IhlH morn
ing from a vUlt of several days In
Portliind.
Biunli'y Jewell, predatory unlmul
Inspector of llm t!. 8. illologlcal De
partment wuh In Ilia city yesterday
plnnnliiK a campaign against preda
tory animal In Central Oregon.
T.' A. Whlltln-gton, who hui been
visiting with his brother O. M.
WhlttiiiKion, mnnugor of tlm Ll
Imrty and Grand TlmiilerH lft yes
terday morning for his homo In
New York. ,
Announcement was rondo yestcr-
duy of tliu purchase . by Claude
Kelly, operator at Ihu Liberty
here, of the Itedmond moving pic
turo bouse. 1 1 a v I n K dlHpoHCd of Ills
property Mr. Kelly with Mrs,
Kelly will move to liedmond to re-
Hld.
Mrs. J. .Sumner will entertain the
IndleB of tin? Women' Foreign Mis
Hlonnry society of tlm "Methodist
church of Uund. ut hur home on New
port avenue, ut 2:30 o'clock tomor
row afternoon. Members and their
friends are extended a rordlnl Invit
ation. Judge It U. Iliitler. of Portland,
one of the bent known attorneys' In
(he state, Ih u visitor In the city
today. Judge Duller delivered the
A nil Mice Day celebration yester
day before, tho Prinevllle post of
llm A met lean Legion. He will re
turn to IiIh hiitno tonight.
-For Dull Mirrors.
If mirrors be very dull mid speckled,
the following iiielhod Is excellent;
Take n small portion of whiting and
add Milllclcnt cold ten to make a paste;
rub the glass with wnrm tea. dry with
a soft cloth; rub a little of the paste
well on the mirror and polish dry with
tissue pa tier.
Lehr Feaa, son of Congressman
Kens of Ohio, l the new parlla
nientarlan to the House of Rep
resentatives, succeeding' Clarence
Cannon, resigned. Kess haa mud
led for many' year to prepare
for. the place. He la 28 yoan old..
COLLAR OF SEAL TO
:HEM OF GREAT. COATi
Perhaps It Is the richness ot
5e Un pom-pom cloth la this
Rreit coat which ahoirg best th
richness and luster of that Mr
fojI collar and deep cufrs. The
feature though Is of course the
llnei of that huce collar which
extends to the.Jium of the gar-tnent.
Making Billiard Balls.
Experience has shown 111 the inakini;
of billiard balls Hint, ns It dries,
Ivory shrinks, so they nre turned In
the rniicli nnd kept In a warm room
for ti long I line sometimes, two years
Then lifter shrinking they are turned
iiRtiin.
Keep Tacks In Jars.
Save all small glnss Jars. One good
use for them Is to keep tacks, screws
and Kiniill nulls In. It will save time
when looking for a particular kind.
atSlaaBsaBaaamma.
1 x
,; r; me urocery man wiu onow riniccs
I 'H'' f Thousands of children are happlor and healthier
I bocause tnoy can nave an tno snow j inxes uoy
M nud 'Ininun manl. Inil what kn.l tnrt 4 1. ftan
.y.'. I Avian ntlafv4nn anltv MM.bf Vnii. mu t
has them.
Boat Ask for Onekers Know rtaJtM
Paeifit Cnut BUcutt C.
5 - 5
5
Your
Mail Orders
for
Furniture
will be
promptly
I attended to
at
Gilbert
Furniture
Company
In the City Square of Treves, Ger
many; !ii1idiiiarters of (be allied mili
tary forces, an undent cross surmount
ed monument mark the city's center
of triifllc. I or this reason American
Ited Cross olllclals converted It, as
shown by this picture, Into a directory
ot all Ittd CroKs activities In the clly.
On Toads.
"Many stories -are exliint tending to
show that toads have been found nllve
III rocks or In soil deep In the earth ;
yet so far as liivesiifaKyl by the writer
III iiCHcnse has the evidence been ut nil
conclusive." says A. II. Klrklnuil In an
article i "The Harden Toad" In I5oys"
I.lfo. "(In the other band, experiments
have shown lhat tends may be kepi
nllve at least IS months sealed up In
plaster or limestone. There Is little
dc.ubl Hint the toad may live to be
'-'0 years old, or more.
"Though It lives alone In summer,
toads often hibernate In colonies -it
half a dozen or more. In feeding,
usually by nlifht, the toad patrols a
fairly wellilcllncd bent; garden and
flower beds are frequented, and par
ticularly the ground under arc lights,
where numerous Insects fall fluttering
from the lump above. When fond Is
abundant, ns shown by experiments on
toads In cages, the animal eats an
equivalent of four squure meals dally,
consisting of caterpillars, cut-worms,
heel leu. arils, elf."
Daily Market Report.
(Kurnlhd pr arrana-vmtnt with tb
Ontrai Orocon Bank.)
NORTH PORTLAND. Nov. 12.
Two thousand cattle received. Early
sales steady, weak undertone.
licst Btcers. $9.50ff 10.50; good
to choice, $9 & 9.50; medium to
good. $9; fair to pood, $78;
common to fair, f 5.D0i C.50; choice
cows and heifers. $ 7.50 8.50 ;
good to choice, $S.,",0 ii 7.50; me
dium to good. i."i.506.60; fair to
medium, $4.75 ji 5.75; catiners. $3
tt 4; bulls. Jail 6.50; prime light
calves, $12.604fl3; heavies. $7
12.50; Blockers and feeders, $7
9.25.
Hoc Market.
One thousand hogs received. Mar
ket strong.
Prime, mixed, $ 1 5.50 f 1 6 ; me
dium mixed, 814. 50 15.50; rough
heavy, $13.6014; pigs, 014015.
Sheep Market.
One thousand seven hundred and
f.fly sheep received. Lambs strong
er, balance steady.
Kust of mountain prime' Iambs,
8UP12; valley lambs, 810.5011;
feeders. 8 8 iff 9; yearlings, JS9;
wethers, 87.60 8; ewes, $6 6.60.
You Learn to
Know the Value
of a Dollar when
you Pay Cash.
Cash buying
means a saving
for us,1 therefore
a saving for you.
If not in the past
do it ndw.
AT
UNION
GROCERY
mi
'i&if-k-'
Foot
Expert Here
A specialist from Chicago
loaned to this store by
Dr. Wm. M. SchoU .
the recofinized foot authority, is here
now. tie will be here only
Friday and Saturday, Nor. 14 and 15
. to foot Bothered people should lose no
time in coming to tee him.
K Examination and Advice
I ai I . I rnPT
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i-.'-i'4.'::-A'i;"'"'y
if:
This expert knows all about feet
He knows the famous Dr. Scboll
methods of correction and he
knows that
UTuttha. ,
DSc ho I I
Vi 1 Let Wm examine your foot and I
'.':'' V I tell .rn,. uh,l (a lh trmihtn fha I
yd? - 'try
tell you what is the trouble, the
cause and the way. to quickly
correct it. Let him demonstrate
on your own foot that you can
gain
Foot Comfort
Immediately. You don't have to
wear "freaky" or loose shoes.
The Dr. SchoU plan is to give i
foot comfort while you wea
the stylish, well fitting shoe
1 foot comfort while you wear f .
the stylish, well fitting shoe i c
Vou like.
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iV.annheimcr's
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PLAY TO BE GIVEN
AT LA PINE SOON
At a meeting of the La Pine high
school literary society held Friday
afternoon, it was decided to put
on the play "Dot, the Miner's
Daughter." December 23 is the date
set. The books have been receiv
ed and the fourteen characters
have been assigned to their respec
tive parts.
PINEHTJRST SPUDS
NEARLY HARVESTED
PINEHURST, Nov. 11. Potato
digging is almost over for this year.
The threshing machine is in Pine
hurst this wee. If the weather pro
ves favorable the numerous short
jolhs should be finished in -a short
time.
Root of Generosity. .
He'twho gives whut he would as
readily throw nway gives without gen
erosity; for the essence of generosity
Is in self-sacrifice. Henry Taylor.
Put It In The Bulletin.
SHEEP ATTACKED
BY RABID COYOTE
LOWER BRIGDE, Not. 11. On
Wednesday a coyote suspected of
having rabies attacked a 'bunch of
sheep on the Hoskins place with
in 50 feet of the house.
O. I. c.
Cafeteria
"4
will not serve
Sunday Dinners
in the future.
The Large Can Saves
25cts on the Dollar
'-and Crescent Baking Powder'
does not deteriorate. Even alter
the can is opened Crescent re
tains its original strength and
efficiency. i
Therelore you make this posi
tive saving ii the S lb. tins ol
Crescent.
We know indeed that Crescent
can stand the severest tests lor
baking efficiency and
all around good quali
ties, lor not a pound
can get by the rigid
tests and technical
scrutiny ol our chera
ists.
i
Cieaccnl raiaed food
. light, iweat, and wholaV
aomt
Taw bm M- mm If yaaj
Crescent Baking Powder
casscBNT u pa. oa
t 1 iSi.Waaa. s a