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The Home of Kuppenhcimtr Clothes
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KLENZO ,
TOOTH PASTE
Makes the mouth feci so cool
and clean.
CLEANS WITHOUT INJURY
. SWEETENS THE MOUTH
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"The
Microbe"
A dtlMjhilully wliimiifil drama el gill
of iht Jural. Thf piduit will flip your
laoty and louth your lwarl.
2 Reel Contdy "CU Tie Copt"
LIBERTY THEATRE
Two Show. Nightly-7: U aaJ V W
"Fair and
Warmer"
Th Funnitit Ever
Al0
"ROWDY ANN"
GRAND THEATRE
Two Slwwt Nightly. Matioea Daily.
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Oregon Trunk.
Arrives, 7:30 A. M.
Leaves 1:00 P. M.
O.-W. li. A K.
Arrives, 7:00 P. H.
Loaves, 7:00 A. M.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
TOIIAV'H TKMPERATCRE
Maximum, 57 Di-greea.
Onrar Curlroj) la confined to bit
linmii by IIImchh.
Mr. mid Mm. II. J. Power Ml lust
nlKht fur rorllnnd.
John Klivcrion. rancher from ibe
Antelope knctlun. I In Bend toduy
transuding buainea.
Mr. H. L. Gnlbraeth, of Tumulo.
hit accepted a clerical p:lllon with
the J. C. Penney Co.
r Morris Cbliilund will leave tomor
row for I'orllund to purchase alock
for the l.ovtm b C'lilnlund store.
K. M. Thompson loft I III" mornlUK
for I )-noIi ii tM lo irunmict buxlneaH.
Hit will return to llmid thlH eviilng.
Jack Morton left liiitt night for
I'orllund to iittnnd u s ruling con
ference Imld In tlinl city undr tho
aupi-rvlaloll of tli t'. S. Purest Ser
vice. A. M. Prlnglo Iiuh returned from
a Iiiiiiichh trip of several days to
Portland. Willi III the Wlllumette
valley, ho vlaltud In F.ugone, attend
ing the Oregon- (). A. C. foot bull
Kuma.
II. Fill)')'. WHliti in Franks, C. II.
Wulra, I'. MorrlKon, and Lester
Scott, Jr.. uro among members of the
Heaver Film Co., players who urrlved
In the city Iuhi night from I'orllund.
Filming of outdoor scoues was to lie-
Kin Immediately.
HORTON DRUG CO.
AT THE HOTELS.
Wintering Slock- Pasture and
feed for winter. Write or phone, P.
A. Devera A Son, Tuuiulo. Oregon.
141-MOc
Put It In The Bollrtlau
JUST RECEIVED
A NEW SHIPMENT
0 Records
The mi'lo!l thnt huv.- net nil llroudwuy to whistling are
Included In Hi" apti-mlld un'iiririH'iit of dunce, vocal und Instru
mental r.'CoriU that wo are iuH unpncklitz. Com" hear them now
wlillii tho widen choice In youra.
Double Disk, Each 85c
22198 While Others. Are ' .Building Castle In the Air -C'unip-b'll
and Burr. I -
KomHim It Will Be Lovellmo Henry Burr.
2219K Freckles Hilly .Murray.,
-In Mluml -Hilly .Murray.
22200 Your Kyn Jluve Told Mo So 8am Ash.
Weeping Willow Uine Lewis Jumea, and Elliot Shaw.
22201 I've Gut .My Captnln Working For Mo Now Kddlo Cuntor.
Whim They're Old Knough To Know Better Kddle Canter,
22202 Knravuu, Fox Trot Joseph Summ-I's OrcheHtra.
La Gua,pu Muchnchu, One Stop Joiieph Samuel's Orchestra;
2220:1 Wild and Wolly, One Stop Mitmur Saxophone Sextet.
That ShairKhiil .Melody, Fox Trot MiiHler Suxophone Sextet.
22204 Cno Coo, Fox Trot Tuxedo SynnopiUers. '
Moonlli'.lit on tho Nile, .Medley Fox Trot Tuxedo Sytieopaters.
22205 You'll Bo Sorry Medley Fox Trot l'ulnce Trio.
JiiHt For Today, One Sleji Palace Trio,
22208 Poor Little Butterfly Bello Buker.
I Love Him Hullo Baker, .
22169 Team Tell Harry McUluskey and Invincible Four.
Girl of Mine dewlit J nine.
22192 Dreauiy Alufbama Hotel Blltmqrn Hawnliun OrcheHtra.
Huwallun Lullaby Hotel Biltmore Hawaiian Orchestra.
22184 My Sugar Coated Chocolate Boy Uuuno Siuwyor.
Little Girl Dunne Sawyer. '
22197 I Unod toCall Her 'Bnby Billy Murray.
If You Don't Stop Making Byes At Me- Arthur FleldH.
221119 Open Up the Golden Outcg To Dixieland Acme Male
1 Quartet. ' .
nMondlag a Heart Sam Ash. ' -.
Pilot IliilUt Inn.
A. C. HarniH, Portland.
Arthur Thoinpaon, San .FraiielKeo.
J, A. Wataon, Spokane!
F. A. Henry, 1'ortlund.
F. K. MiiHterit, Portland.
MIb A. Ureenleo, Portland.
B. Fnrey, I'orllund.
William .McKay, rorllnnd.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Cooper, Port-
land.
II. B.-lli. my. Portland.
William France, Portland.
J. Waller. Portland.
T. Irfine, I'ortland.
C. H. Walcs'Portland.
P. MorriHon, Portland.
Lvater Scott. Lou Angclcn.
K. R. Oingrich, Colfax. Waah.
Jerry Ooiigln. Colftix, Waah.
(J. K. Fry, Oinahn.
B. M. Phelps, Stanfletd.
K. It. Coulter, Welaer. Idaho.
Hotel Coz)'.
aus E. 8tadlg. Lower Bridge.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Johnson. Albany.
J. C. Foley. Burns.
John SJlvertoolb. Antelope.
Don McPherson. Portland.
Frank Winer. Prlnevllle.
Hotel Wright.
J. J. Lynett. Portland.
V. J. Coleman. Minneapolis.
Victor Ferm. Minneapolis.
Ben Ostrand, Minneapolis.
M. Carlson, Minneapolis. 1
A. II. Wallln. Minneapolis.
Paul Scoggiu, Tumalo.
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in effect before the dally mail ser
vice to Silver Lake was inaugurated.
I'nder this arrangement, mall leaves
Bend at 6:30 a. m. und reaches the
railroad at Shaiiiko at about mid
night.' The man who was committed to
the county jail by Justice of the
Pence Lawrence, of the Bend district,
for assault and battery, turned put
to be Wilium H. Lambert, wanted in
Mendocino county, Col., for murder.
L. K. Alllngham has disposed of
his stuge line between Prlnevllle and
Silver Lake io Booth, & Cornell. Mr.
Alllngham retains his interest with
Mr. Lucas in the Pilot Butte Inn and
livery establishment.
George Brosteruous began the
erection of a four room cottage this
week.
Bend should have t place for the
safe keeping of prisoners and the
suggestion that the county sunnlv
stool cages for such an Institution
If -Bend supplies tho biiildlnr. ousrht
to receive serious consideration.
A. L. Stephens, of the Farewell
Bend hotel, is having the parlor, din
ing room, oflce and two bedrooms
clpthcd and papered, and the win.
dows and doors cased.
O. C. Riches, postofflce InsDector
says that tbe Bend office will be ad
vanced to the presidential class next
fall unless there should be a muterial
falling off Iq the volume of business.
Fifteen Years Ago
(From the columns of the Bend
Bulletin or November 18. 1904.)
Two portable steiim boilers arrived
for tho D. & I. P. Co. the lulter part
of the week. One Is of 20 und the
other of six horse power. Tho boilers
are to bo imcd for furnishing power
for rock drills.
An order was Issued this week re
storing the time schedule that was
Daily Market Report.
(FurnUhcd by arranawnrat with b.
Cntral Oreton Bank.)
NORTH PniiTi Avr. -...
- w. ........ -.w, rtov. 2.
Cattle received 259. Karly sales
steady.
Best steers. $9.60 10.50; good
to choice, $99.G0; medium to
good, 89; fair to good. 78;
common to fair, I5.50&6.50; choice
cows and heifers, $7.50 ft' 8.50;
good to choice, fi.f.0fjr7.50; me
dium to good, $5.60 6.50; fair to
medium, 4.755.75; canners. ' S3
4; bulls. $66.50; prime light
calves. $12. 5j' IS. 50; heavies, 7
12.50; slockcrs and feeders, 16.50
9.00.
Hog Market.
Six hundred and fifty-seven hogs
received. Market strong.
Prime mixed SltHiMS.SO: me
dium mixed, S15ft16.00; rough
Sapphire Ball
The Pathe
Plays Records
Full 1,000 Times
Thin 'wonderful sphere Is no turgor than the end of a pin,
'but it holds within its pollHhed surface the secret of the sweetest
muslo ever played on a phonograph. It iloim away with needles
and noodle wear. The Pathe plays all miukes of records.
SELECT YOUR RECORDS NOW
E.M. THOMPSON
BEND, OREGON
'-DINNER
Good Pastries are an essential
to a well balanced ;
Thanksgiving
Dinner
Put your order in for specials
American Bakery
CWfftrMlffM
A Reminder
This is the Christmas
. Store for Men
The importance of shopping early can
not be emphasized too strongly. Christ
mas will roll around before you realize
it. Remember, gift-buying is no easy
task ; begin now, it isn't too early.
The sooner you get through with it
the better.
We have provided the things for a
man's Christmas. Things that - fit in
to the fold of a man's desires; things
practical and useful; things to wear.
Our name on an article of men's ap
parel will win favor with men who -like
quality and goodness, and ouk
label on a gift bespeaks the good judg
ment of the giver. - p "
We are ready now. Choose early 1
shop in comfort, avoid the worry, dis-'
tractions and the rush which attends. -
"eleventh hour" shopping.
Mannhei mer Bros;
heavies, SH'g 14.50; pigs, $ 15
16.00.
Sheep Mfarkct.
Fifty-two sheep received. Lambs
stronger, balance steady.
Fast of mountain prime lambs.
$11.2512.25; valley lambs. $10.50
11.25; feeders, $89; yearlings,
$8ff 9: extreme $9.60: -wethers, $7
.50 iff 8.50: ewns. $6 if 7.00.
Put it In "THE BCLLKTIN."
feet on every line of business. The
approval of the Contracf rf-s recom
mended by the Dir'ec'drs of the Dis
trict at the coming election is the
simplest, most certain and least ex
pensive way out of our difficulties.
J. G. McGuffie. Secretary.
Put It in The Bulletin.
COMMUNICATIONS
(Continued from Page 2.)
to realize on them ha obliged to place
them as a lien against the Irrigation
system for which it is claimed the
money was spenj the District might
face another problem.- - .,'.-..,
! Another Important matter that will
be tuken care of by the contract if
approved is tbe maintenance ques
tion. The Company, as everyone
knows, has applied to tbe Public
Service Commission for an increase
of maintenance from 80c per acre
and $1.00 per acre to $2.00 per acre.
Should the Commission grant this
increase the District will pay $46,-
000. annually over and above the
present fee. Of 5 course, it will cost
thedistrict something . to maintain
and operate the system, but it will
do it on a qoaC basis and all moneys
collected from' the; farmers will go
into actual maintenance and opera
tion of Bystera. '
The Contract has been approved
by .the Land Board and is reccom-
mended by it as the best solution of
the many problems and difficulties
that have arisen since the beginning
of the work on the project.
The worst thing, almost, that can
befall a community where it depends
upon irrigation is to get into litiga
tion. It introduces the element ot un
certainty and has a deterrent ef-
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