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THH TIKD ItniKTM. D.n-Y RIHTIOV, nKXl, OREOOV, MOXIUV, l)K('i:MltKK I, mm
The Bend Bulletin
DAILY EDITION
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AMERICAN RED CROSS
HEALTH AND A
VJ, HAPPY NEW YEAR
Watch Them.
Having had a thorough whipping on the fiokl
of death and gore, we may see the Germans skip
ping back to useful task and chore. Having dumped
the old ambitions, having scrapped the Wilhelm
dream, they get down to new conditions, and in
trade they'd be supreme. While the other wrang
ling nations yap around and paw the" air, back to
old time occupations go the Germans, everywhere.
With a single earnest purpose they go back to forge
and loom, while our foaming windsmiths chirp us
songs of anarchy and doom. If we do not quit our
yipping, making smoke and fur ascend, Germany,
that got the whipping, will be winner in the end.
For she's heating up her boilers and she's speeding
up her mills, and her brawny, husky toilers go to
work, with loyal wills. While we rant around and
clamor of our rights and of our wrongs Germany
takes up the hammer and sounds forth the work
time gongs. Watch the Germans, see them germ
ing, in their old efficient way, while we're squeak
ing, squabbling, squirming for a big advance in pay.
AT THE HOTELS.
Pilot Hullo Inn.
1). K, VorKi'H, I'owoll Hullo,
W. ( Taylor, I'lltNliurg, I'ii.
10. 1.. WVyimiuth. Faro. Ululiti.
('. A. KoIIh, I'liilliiiul.
They Frequently Ito.
I.lvrs ol rl. h nun's suns I'l inlnil
.is wo could iiii Klo ono icr i tin iii t',
mil ili'imrilni! louvo ln'lilml iih fool
;irltit H on I ho young iiiuii'k iiiiiK
MONDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1919
A CONTINUING MOVEMENT.
The Treasury savings movement
Is not a campaign for a single year,
bnt a continuing growing force in
American life. The results already
obtained fully justify Its continu
ance. Millions of people who before
the war never laid aside anything
now have goodly amounts invested
In Government securities. Millions
who were wasteful and improvident
are now thrifty.
The policy for the continuance of
the movement Is clearly defined. The
business of the Savings Organiza
tion is to promote saving and the
purchase (from the Treasury or in
the market) and continued holding
of United States Government war se
curities of at) kinds. Saving is
taught not as an end in itself but as
a means to investment in United
States war securities and continued
holding thereof. The '"holding" ft?
as important as is the "buying," be
cause holding protects the Govern
ment's credit and the Treasury has
more borrowing to do.
The Treasury savings movement is
one of the great forces of recon
struction and merits the continued
support of those who in the past
have worked for its success and of
those as well who up to the present j
time have not learned the advantage j
of saving and investment in Govern-j
ment securities.
themselves to vote other than an In-J
terest in the schools. i
How carefully do you address your
letters? An article in a current mag
azine suggests that it is advisable
to write state names out in full if
you want to be sure to avoid the dt-1
lays incident to having a letter mis-
sent. Says the article: "Ia" looks
like "La," Col like Oil. Me like Mo
or Md, and Miss like Mass.. Letters
for Plttsburhg. Tenn.. get into the
Pittsburgh, Pa., box and the Cleve
land, Okla., get into the Cleveland.
Ohio."
Moral: Take a Chance.
"One of the ttlggcx' inlstukos you kin
makf," observed Slilnlione, "Is belli' ho
scurf o' mukln' instuko; dut you don't
do nultin at all."
a-j 1
o.t Kriility Night
at the It A. A. l Noble's Popular
Players in the comedy-drama "In
Dixieland." The scenes of this stir
ring play ure laid in the sunny south
during the period of the civil war.
In spile of the strong dramatic In
terest there is plenty of sparkling
comedy to bulum-e the pluy. Curtain
rises at 8:30. Admission 23-3.V50
eents. 50c
J. Y. 1 1 ii Hill it li . Tumitlo.
Han lloiirlKiin. Ptiui'll Hull.
John M. Ilcliili'isoll. Soul! If
Mr. anil Mrs. A. K
Porllaml.
Mr. inn! Mis. ('. n. Until, Tyglt Vnl
ley.
John Hayes, Silver l.ako.
J. I., t'lni'kn, Poitlaiiil.
Tom M. Spout'or. Poiiluntl.
I). j. Dynes. Porllaml.
1). I.. KoMi'lifoM, San I-'iuiicIhco.
David Maun. Purl land.
K. II. Tomes, Dwlgltt. Nebraska.
K. lining. Portland,
Hotel ri.y.
t Lane, Portland.
J. li. Wilson.
O. Lund, Tho Dalles.
II. E. Wilcox, Portland.
It. W. Hon. PiIuovIIIk.
llob Duncan, Hood Hivcr.
J. It. Kulser, Portland.
A. A. Wilson. Portland.
r K. Ilishop, Portland.
Hotel Wright.
Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Mititiu
gone.
M. Hanson, Pilnovillo.
T. ('. Norrls. Tumiilo.
A. 1). Drowning. Taroma.
K.ilph It. Dodge, liosrluili's.
Dan Day. Deschutes.
Crawford. Donahue. La Pine
T. It. Jatkson, Porllaml.
John L. Clipper. Spokane.
L. L. MfAtliiins, Silver Lake.
II. Summers, Vancouver. W'a
"In IIKIelaml,"
will m.iKo you laugh In spile of your,
self. I'llfle Moso and Himillllin (Jim
a llriit-k Niggor) wilh Siililliit noil
Kietleiickseii. j Hooligan will keep you awake nil
1 (ho play Is over, tiot your ilikvlri
now, al llortou's. I nii.il prices.
,'illf
Getthf GenulneatjjSjJfJ
and Avoid 2TCl
ftLeSS Economy
&JfPn Evry Oiko
FOR MEN ONLY!
Black Bear
iClIS
tiiiull lot to clean up
$10.50
TRI-STATE
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THERE IS NEED IN
EVERY HOME FOR AN
ELECTRIC WASHING
MACHINE.
Slop to mil ut (In cunt (if thn
laundry -mi ki-dJ out. Ktup to
count thn cuHt of luuniliy ilitun by
old hh'UhhN Vuu will ul oiic nmt
tint ri'iinnim why you nhoiild huvo
an H'Ttric wutiil.K Uiat-l.tun,
$12.50 down and $12.50
per month puts a TIIOR
WASHING MACHINE IN
YOUR HOME.
Bend Water Light & Power Co.
::nn::ttt::t:tt::::ntn.Kitt.g:;
Down in South America, on the
boundary between Chill and Argen
tina, stands a monument entitled i
"The Christ of the Andes." symbol- j
ical of the good will existing between !
the two nations. When will it be!
time, we wonder, to erect a like mon
ument on the summit of the Cascades
between eastern and western Oregon?
Analysis of the voting list kept at
the school bond election on Saturday
indicates that only two voters be
stirred themselves to come out to
vote. There were 12 voters listed.
, Four of these were election officials,
one was a school director who had to
be present, three were men who were
at work in the building during the
election, one was the Janitor of the
building and one was the janitor's
wife. The other two are believed
to have had no cause for troubling
Daily Market Report.
(Furnished by arrariKemrnt with th.
Central Oregon Bank.)
NORTH PORTLAND, Dec. 1
Cattle received 2075. Early sales
steady.
Best steers. $9 50 10. 50; good
to choice, $9 9.50; medium to
good, $89; fair to good, $78;
common to fair, 5.506.50; choice
cows and heifers. $8.00 9.00
good to choice. S'.OOrrt 8.00; me
dium to good. $5.50 (p 6.50; fair to
'medium. $4. 006 5.50; cctnr.ers, $3
55 4; bulls, 5W7.00; prime light
calves, 11.20913.50: heavies. $7ft
12.00; stockers and feeiers, $ij.00ft
3.25.
Hog .Market.
Steady. 1715 hogs received,.
Prime mi::ed. $15.50(5 16.00; me
dium mixed. 1 1 4.50 fi 1 5.50 ; rough
heavies. $10.50 ft 14.00; pigs. 114.50
15.50.
Sheep Market.
East of mountain prime Iambs,
$12.0041 $13.00; valley lambs, $11.
50$12.50 Feeders $ 1 0.00 w $1 1.50
yearlings, $.00(g$9.50; Wethers
$7.50;$8.50; ewes, $.50 iffi $7.50.
OCS&C U LASK.V
CECIL BDeMILLES
PRODUCTION M
MALEandFEMALE
Jl&ammotwtdrtaiiflQidun-
IVON-SKID
Tires of long endurance without interrupted
running
Tirts that ensure safety in slippery going
and make sure the quick, sudden stop in
congested traffic
Tires that lend an appearance of quality
and of substantial stability in keeping with
the car they carry
Such essentials as these make Fisk Non
Skids a satisfaction in use and an attractive
investment value.
Next Time BUY FISK
Pioneer Garage Company
BEND. OREGON
Progressiveness and Growth
in thn community, meant dollar! anJ crnta
in your pocket.
Build Now With Deschutes
(White) Pine.
Build of home projucta and patromie home ind'iatry. Tha
cheapeat and brat building material ia Drachutea (While)
Pine and i$ manufactured right here into all aizea and ifradea
of lumber. Acquire a home of your own intlead of a lunch
of rent receipta.
PUT YOUR MONEY TO WORK. BUILD NOW
The Brooks-Scanlon Lumber Co.
LOCAL SAI4"S AGENTS"
MILLER LUMBER COMPANY
.M.Hmw...a.r
Founded on J.M.Barrie's famous play "The Admirable
v-rjemon. siaapuajor the screen by Jeame Macpherson
l?a"IT T T- iilttn
pECIL B. D MILLE has pro
duced a considerable number
ot the biggest motion picture suc
cesses in the history of the screen.
If you saw bit productions, "Don't
Change Your Husband," "For Bet
ter, For Worse," and "Old Wives
for New," you cannot forget them:
every one a great human drama,
every one a great Paramount Art
craft Picture.
In "Mate and Ffmalc" vnn &
luxurious civilization of the state
liest homes of modern England
you see a sumptuous English yacht
wrecked on a South Sea Island and
its titled occupants flung ashore by
the sea and forced to struggle for
existence under Swiss Family Rob
inson conditions and later you see
the tame characters moving amid
the barbaric anfonHnr nt a nrnri In
rancieni oaoyioni
Are You Seeing Paramount Artcrqfl Pictures ?
America'a finit '
, . - " ..IVUVH f ,1.1 U I C
theatres, big and small, are show
ing Paramount Artcraft Pictures,
week in, week-out. Here are some
of the recent productions. Make
sure your theatre shows them:
Marguerite Clark in "Widow by
Proxy," Elsie Ferguson in "The
Witness for the Defense," Wal
laca Reid in "The Valley of the
Gianta"! riMiro. T.n. T'..-l
Production "The Miracle Man."
Also, the Thomas H. Ince Produc
tions: Enid Bennett in "Stepping
Oue and Charles Ray in "The Egg
Crate Wallop"; the Paramount
Arbuckle Comedies, the Paramount
Mack Sennett Comedies, and the
Paramount-Burton Holme Travel
Pictures.
1 FAMOUS PIAYERS-LASKY CORPORATION
The fanner and the business mini of this com
munity are puitncis in the progress or the f'ailuie of
their community.
If
they pull together, the .progress and prosperity is
certain to come.
IF they listen to preachers of class hatred there
can only he failure as a result.
THE SHEVLIN-HIXON COMPANY
THE UNITED WAREHOUSE COMPANY
WHOLKSAIJ- DISTRIBUTORS
I'Olt CKNTRAI. ORISON OF
OIL, GASOLINE, FLOUR, SALT, MEATS
HAM, BACON, LARD, ETC.
FERTILIZERS FOR LAWNS
AND FARM LADS
General Commission Merchants
WE RUY HIDES
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THE UNITED WAREHOUSE COMPANY
Phone 241 A. M. PHINGLE, Manager