The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, December 16, 1919, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTIT 15 BBND BtflXBTIN, DAII.V EDITION, IJKXD. OKKGON, TI'KHIMV, DICCKMIIKIt f, 1019 PAGE 8 B'JTII THEATRES OPEN EVERY NIGHT A I TONICJ I IT mid WEDNESDAY VIVIAN MARTIN IN INNOCENT LAIHMIS mill THRILLS A pleasing story nnd captiviit iiiK heroine LIBERTY THEATRE TON I OUT Only Jack Mulhall IN II Two .Shows N.l.ily-7 li..i.J'00 "The Midnight Man" WEDNESDAY und THURSDAY GERALDINE FARRAR. In "The Stronger Vow" A woman way in t lie Apache haunt uf Punt.. Jti rcaltttic. intcnir. it wonderful. SEK IT! GRAND THEATRE Tu Show Ni!tl!y. Matin" Daily. War imi'd i'url of Lot 1, illk. 13, (lend $1. TIiii Culled Kliili'H to Ii vlii Dough mibniigh I'll I'll t BW1-4, Miction 21 und NW 1-4. Huillnil 25-1 0-1 0. Win. I-. (Jriilinin (o llonny Lewis Contrail Id Holl Lot 4, Illk. 6, Orokln. 'I'll ii Ilend Company lo Davis it. Molt, War lined l,i,i , Illk. 1 1. Ilouli'Vunl, $ 1 1). Hlalii of Oregon lo .1. ('. Iliilliniiii. Deed Din). 2 3 Int. NW 1-4. HiMl Ion 201011. j:i3.:n. .MiTi:hunlH Huvliigs & 'I'riiHl Co. lo Krlc Llnstrom Itel. HK1-4. NIC1-4, section 3 1 - J 4 -1 II . DeHchiites IitIkiiIIoii & Power Co, to Krlc l.liiMtrom Itel. HHI-4 NKI-4, aecllun 31-14-13. J ll II ub Juiiiilt to Churlex. II. Hfugnn War Deed, l,dl 14, Illk. 20, lloule vard addition, $10. Tim Iliiud Coiiipiiny lo W. M. Ilevtiiis, Wur Deed Lot 5, illk. 27. Park uddltlon. $10. Tim Bend Company lo TIioiiiiih Curufel, Wur Deed, I.ol 12, Illk. 7. I'urk nddltlon $10. Worth Remembering. Here Is :i ciHid tlilnij lo remember: "When ynu get sore at tln world, don'l forget Hint It will not hurt tin world in nil, while it in ii y do you In riibielvuhle hnriii." Vuu lire but a very small part of HiIh old world und It will HIIK lllllllg JtlHt nboiit tin well without yon nx wlih you, mo your mm plaints ii r nut going to nuike ho very Inm li dirfen-nee iifHT nil. lietter keep "wil l iiikI ili. Mhut you run to make I'otiil ilniiM better Instead nt getting gliilnliy Iiii -ii itHa thing! do not go 'O ult you. Tlic rl r f ul mini gen fur llur I tin ii tin- grouch. Old Oreeka Had Email Heads. Tin- innleni Cn-i-kH. on,. f ii,,, ,,,, liilelleetuul nf miHnim, wrre distin guished for lln-li- xinull bend. Tree Hid Loot 39 Yeare. X gilt elmk mid oil, i-r iirllilex wvrr stolen llilMy-iilii, yen rs ago frmii u iminxloii near Wokingham, Knit., where I In' iniiriiili iiimI mm vliloncm i,f In.wn- shlre resided il H.-iinily u mini suw ii hil,i. j j i i i u 1 1 1 1 f ri'iim i hi- tide of a stninii of ii tree Hint Inn) heeu fi'lli-il. Thinking iMt uinitiial, he looked lino tin. Mump mid found Iih long InM clink, rusty Inn liiim-t, mid Koine iliniiiKriiili frames In niigrf win It 1 1n- thli-r'n In. ii ul. A loctil wiililiiiiulii'r Idi-milli'd tin. I'lnii: und li imiw i It-iinlng mid restoring It. Second Hand. "Willi ll lovely Hindi IiiiiiIki'i (:" fi'liiliiH'd tin- admiring visitor. "Viiu've I. . I'll tn llollsind. of course?" "Why. im." uutwereil I he urllxt. iiiod--ll.v. "TIh'Ii Imiw were yim t-er iiM to pnliil hiii-Ii n ri-iilNil,' pw-tiir,'?" "'I'll IHI till' tllilli. c..iii-i It (iff ii Ih'it iiitiu."- r.'i'inlnL'li.'iin At'' IlfT-uld. PUying Np Favontct. Tin- I'lillt-r- It Mi-- Ivurhl,;,. In? Tin' Miil'l Vn. ii : .'li,'' ;.i-i ..Ti,. mil. I'.ui !., lift ..nl If iii.v -iiiii'. mini Mi'iiil'l .nil f..r mi' to hit.v i-ln wiinti"! itlm "..... . iilly rnll iiulh. LOCAL NEWS ITEMS Ttil.VM TKMrKltATl'HK Mn xl in il in. 4 2 D.'i; i l'I'b. J W Mpi'iiri'i. of Alfulfii. npi'iit t'idiiy In Hi" clly (V V llotklnH, of l.owi-r llrldK" wun In Ili'lid tuduy on bunlni'iiH. Jiiri-d W. Slooro ri'turtii'd lul lilRht from n trip to 1'oitliind T A. McCitiin will r.-tinn TIiii. day from u bunln'HH trl; '.o .Miuu'U polln I). W. KIxiuIiik but ii'tiirnrd from Hood Itlvi-r wlii-r," ln npi-nt thv punt fl'W WI'I'kH. Frnnk Hllvla. of Kntrhiknn. A l:i Va. npent Sunday und tho Irnl of the wri'k with bin biolhi-r, (' V. -illvlB. of HiIh clly. J. M. I'crry wan In limt nlk'lit und tuduy from aoulli of llrookx-Kciiulon Camp No. 2, who to ho him been drll IIiik u well to Hiipply camp ni'udH. Krimk .May will tmivn tomorrow nlKbt for Monmouth, llllnolH, lo Himtiil lint Clirlnimax holldiiyH wit!i 'i.'lutlvi'H. Krom tlii'r". In- will iinvi l nontli. und will not r.l ii in tu Ili'tid for ki'VituI nioiitlni. Tin Woiiii'Ii'h I-'inr1;;!! .M t- .toti.iry mirii'ty of tin, MiM Innl Im i lnin li will Im I'liti'iliiliii'd by Mi-rt. J K I'uiily in i nn piimonaKo iniirHday. Iii'ri'iii b.T IS. at 2:30 oYlork III tin- .ifliM noon. An IiiIiti-hiIiik iiroKniiii ban bi'i'ti plunui'd, and nil mi'inhi'in and llH'lr frlondH arn IiivIIikI to attiMid MANY WOMEN JOIN IIASKETI5ALL TEAMS CiiiiilM-tlllou for City I liiiinplnntlilp o h( I'lnyi'd orf In .l.miiai), AtUT I'llll'tU'O Kl'lll'llllli'. I urn Kiili.irdK. Minn l.urllli' StiyU'i mid MIhh Murk' Fox. luxxiiii) ok rit.si'i:iw. Kvu I.. Swank to (li'oi'Ki' I. All"fi, W. U Lot 19. Illk . SO, Ti-rnbonnc lot 13. Illk f.8, T-rri'bonnn $10. Thn Hi nd Cumpuny to J. N. Ilich arilu War Ili-i'd Lot 10, Illk. 4. .Mill uddlllon $10. William Miirkid to Anulo n. and Cnrlrudn Markid Iti'li'an.'. Illk. IS, TaK" 34 1 Crook County. J. C I'vmirjr Co. to IIukIi O Kan Lcniui. Ilnrr.'ll .McNutt to .Shi-vllu-Hlxon Illll of nolo $000, 3 muruH und bar noHn. Junipa If. Corbitt to Poarl Corbctt Daily Market Kcport NOII'I'll J'OHTI.AMI, lii'C lti Callln 32 ill'Hl HlCITH. $10 7 Ti lit 11 2.1: KOOll lo cbolcc. $U.2i at 10 2.1; ini'dlilin lo rood, $8 2.1 nt S.7.1; fair lo Kood. $7 ut 8 00; common to fair, $5.fi0 ul G.&O: choir, cowh und hulffru. $8. SO at 9,2fi; xtrvmn, 9.1'; kooiI to cboicf, $7.00 ul 8. DO; modium. to Kood. $5.50 ut $7.00; fair to medium. $4.00 ut CfiO; riintu'rs. $3.00 at 4 00; bulla $S.OO ut 7.00; prlno IlKbt culvi-a, $12. 50 at 14.00; hi-avli'. $7.00 ut 12.00; Hlocli, rH und f.'PdiTH. $8.00 at 9.25. lltK Markrl. HuKt nom. I'rlnii) mixed. $15.00 ut J IS. .10; medium nill.'d, $14.50 at $15.50; roUKb heavier;, $13.00 at $13.50; plKK, $12.50 ut $13.00. Hhrrp Market. fihewp nonn. Rant of mountain lambx. $13.00 at $13.50; Tiilli'y lambs, $1. GO nt $12.50; fcedum, $10.50 at $1150; yearllDKn. $9.50 at 10.00: wothera, $9.00 at $9.50; ewes, $6 60 at $7.00 dMUKER Agile Rhlnocerea. 'Hie rliinoceroK. iintliwlMlnndliiK It unwieldy Hbiip,. nd uliorl Iikm. It ne of the iiioxl iiflle of bi'HxlK. A linrfin nuin enn urnnely luniniKe to nvorliike M. flllll III htri'lli'lh It lu ,,i.rl,.. on. uipnH'i by liny miluuil In the foreKl. In ll albeit- in,ni n animal but the elcpbani inn ctiuid up iiunlnxt . To kill ll rliliioreriiH u rifle bull iniiHt "irlko beblinl (be Mboiilder. Tungcten In Portugal. Tuneytfii ecmrnlly Ik ealled wolf ruin in rnrliii.'iil innl Ih void l.y the In I Hi'" nt liiiifHti n trloxlde on Hie bo tlx nf it riehnexH In tuncxtle Held. The liroiliittlnn linx been from IKiO lo I.WKl tout ii year, ut near ax cnu be uxeer-tnlned. I FOR DEC. ?r I POSTPONED jj On account of the cold weather M ig and deep answ. Will be given Ej S at a future date. a I COMMITTEE. GET THE TOP MARKET PfilCE FOR YOUR RAW FURS SEND THEM TO THE GOLDEN RULE FUR CO. 601 First Ave., Seattle. Wn. Write for Price List and Tags ! fFii'e Making Selections f : Christmas I ; Gifts I call at I V our i y. store i M 3-V k-.-l..A m Tie magnificent and useful arti cle! wLicL we Lave on display will aid you in making your se lections. Magill & Erslrine Drug Co. 7lllllllllliillMlillIlllll!lll.- New Life for the VICTOR " "Dear Old Pal of Mine, 'John Mc- Cormaek $1.0O ''alm Aa Thn Night," John Mc Cormaclc und FrlU-Krelnler $1.00 Hnmoretqiie, Kritz Krelaier... 91.RO Rote of Picardy," John Mc X'ormack 1.00 "Tulrp Tlroo," "Yellow Dog Blues." A dandy 86c "Nobody Known Ie Trouble I've Seen," by Krits HaciaJer ...$1.00 Mummy Mine," 'Tb Vuiting For You Liza Jane (Wc RED SEAL Everyone Should Have fU77t Turklfh Marrh Janeha lleifetz 72l:i O Sole Mlo .. Knrico Caruao ihii;i Madame Butterfly Caruso-Scotti RHIiyt Bonnie Sweet Beside Luixa Tetrazzinl 7 1 1 1.V Meittersinger (prize song) .Evan Williams HHVW Silent. Nlht. Holy Night Ernestine Schurnann-Heink 7ll:m Adeste Fiddes John MoCormack 74180 Humoresque. Fritz Krealer 744011 Rlgoletto I Dearest Namel Acnelita Galll-Curcl 04720 Darling Nellie Gray Alma Gluck 04000 Eileen John JleCormack 37:j Faust (All Hall, Thou Duelling Lowly) Giovanni Martinelii Part I Part II Wbeo at the Picnic ,4500 Spanish Dance '.. ...Jascha Heifetz 64773 God Bless You, My Dear Giuseppe de Luca 74583 The- Ijirk Etrem Zimballst O48O0 Little Old Log Cabin in the Lao,' ' Alma Gluck OITOr Croon. Croon. Underneat' de Moon Sopbie Brasiau Horton Drug Co. Bend, Oregon S3S59 i aa. ZWSSt j "Sn Interest In baHlietball Is rapidly gaining ut the, Y. M. C. A., and no lima than six teams of Bond women and girls nro organized lo cotnpoto during tho remainder of thn winter. Tho actual schedule for tho chump- iouHhlp Ih to he run oft In January, but practlco gumns are being played during tho present month. Tho personnel of the teams is given as follows: High school fresh men and nophomoros Knthorlno Ilnyden, Jeanulte Koyes, Marlon Sathor. Mary K. King, Mnrjorlo Balrd, and Jean niehnrils; high school Juniors and seniors Gladys Bather, Besalo Smith, Mildred Kllno, Jolllo Lesllo, Eva Whlttlngton. and T'rnncos 4Iaydon; Tone hers Margaret Hanson, Miss Mabel Lawronco, Miss Dorothy Wright, Ming Evn Moo Hnrkar, Miss Nora McClny, Miss Clara Prttohs, Miss Nan Itovls, nnd Mrs. Waftor Grant; Mrs. Hliorldan's tonm Mrs. F. n. Prlnco, Mrs. Ward Cohlo, Miss Miirgurot flcliroodor, Mrs. n. W. Hondnrshott, MrB, A. Wliisniuit, and Mrs. T. II. Foloy; Mrs. Paul Iiosmor's tonm Mrs. M. H. Horton, Mrs. N. W. Bow les, Mrs. H. II. Lnmplng, Miss Mabel Boyor, mIbs Union Ely, nnd Miss Bon nip Scrlbnor; Mrs. N. 0. Jacobson's toom Mrs. J. D. Donovan, Mrs, O. A. Haydon, Mrs. J. p. Koyes, Mrs. Hor- GREATEST SACRIFICE in Boys' Clothing & Children's School Shoes This Season Closing Out Entire Stock of BOYS SUITS, OVERCOATS, MACKINAWS, Blouses, Underwear, Stockings, Boys' Furnishings, and BOYS' and CHILDREN'S SCHOOL SHOES at unbelieveable low prices, to make room for a tremendous new stock of Men's Suits and Furnishings. An opportunity to equip the boy with an entire new outfit for Christmas at Manu facturers' Cost. EVERY ARTICLE IN CHILDREN'S WEARING APPAREL SOLD AT COST. Make your selection while the stock is complete. SALE STARTS WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1 7th! CMitairM 1017 BOND STREET