THB IlKNI) HUM.KTIN, DAILY KUITIO.V, HBM, OKWJO.N. MIIMIAV, DKCKMIIKIl 22, 1010
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ADDED ATTRACTIONS
FOR
CHRISTMAS PROGRAMS
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No simill amount of energy has btx'ii exerted on our purl to obtain suitable pro
grams for Christmas, I'l-sulting in making it possible tor us to olllr you two of Ihe
most popular stars in .superb productions for this invasion. Jlolli programs have
won favor in the eyes of the most sceptical motion picture critics, and in our opin
ion they are uncijualed productions.
Wednesday & Thursday
DrX'KMHKK -'r and W
Nazimova
IN
"The Brat"
Who Letter than the i ncompanh le Nazlmova
citnlJ convey I lie f fiuuht so viviJly portraycJ
in this melodrama of an cx.itinf suul Mured
away in the body of a New York waif ?
"I iirti- ii an uiKiinijr inlnrri in evuy mommi A
tin mslriiwc'. I i tHIing if rium(r ul ill" to
i m 1 1 on ai t wltufr ii ul a lyj yuu nitH duiil to mill.
GRAND
Thursday and Friday
DECEMBER 24 and 25
Wallace Reid
IN
"The Valley of
The Giants"
I' or a depiction of outdoor life, magnificent
mountain scenery and gripping plot, no pro
duction could be more enchanting. In movie
" The V.llcy of The G lants i unquest
loned. Reid $ greatest work. 1 be portrayal
of sturdy manhood, band of iron and beart
of ifold, bat never before been 10 realistically
set forth in screen drama.
LIBERTY
J
SJ huh Clly, SUi. .
CANDY!
For The Christmas Stockings
Pound 45c
Two and a 1 A A
Half Pounds P ' VU
SMITH'S GROCERY
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
TODAY'H TKMI'KIUTt'RB
.Muxlriiiiiii. 50 lli'Kri"'.
IIKNU T1UIN KCUKUt'LK.
Orricun Trunk.
Arrive. 7:36 A. M.
l.rav.n 8:00 I. M.
O.-W. B. N.
Arrlv.-. 7:40 I'. M.
Lemon, 7:00 A. M.
A II I'iiwkII, tit I 1 1 iik vl ). wiih In
llwid yonterduy.
A K Mdhh. iif Tiimiiln. la a lnl
ivi viHllor In the clly 1 1 I ; i y .
It (I lliiwtiinii, if Ki-dniond, whs
n viHliur In clly yi-mcrdiiy.
Jny If. I'pton, I'rlni'Vlllii ii(tnrin'.
In in llcnil today on court UiihIiickm.
Mr. iinil Mm. J. V. Sin-ncfr. of Al
falfa, wore KU'!' n Hi- clly todiiy.
Arllinr Varul"V-r him ivlinni'cl
from Kukcik) where lit Ih u 1 1 ml I tiK
tint I'nlverHlly of OriKn. to upend
tin' hollilnyH with relatlvex In anil
near Ili'iitl.
Dr. II. W. Itenderslmtt, county
liliyMlilaii, returned ycHtcnl.iy from
roninuti. wnero mu uuemicu inu nn
nual mee.tliiK of tin! Oregon Statu
board of himllh. The mooting was
Olle Of tlllt IIIOHt HIICCCKHful ever held.
ho derlurod.
Ilj r.n; fci-,1, r. tiu go at 112.00;
yi-nrlliiKH. $!t fiU ut 10 M); v.eHier.
! J 1100 at J'J r.0. uuch, Itl :o at $7 00
AT THE HOTELS.
H..I.-1 Wright.
A. K. IIohii, Tuinalu.
II. I.. lliiiTlKlit, Alfalfa.
C. W. Mtitnu, Itedmond.
Frank Noliln, t'ortlund.
Kllznboth Kvaim, Caldwell, Idaho.
A. It. Powell. Prlnevllle.
('. I.. Ilranch. Portland.
Hotel Cozy.
Vundevuit. HomeHeud
P
W.
ranch.
V. I)
Krni'Ht
llarrlinan. Port Hook.
Ilriii-kett, Prlnevllle.
Wlllluiii Kerry. Alfulfii .
It. It. Kerry. CoivhIIIh.
J. It. Cnlllim. Alfalfa.
Pilot. Unite. Inn.
Jay t'pton, Prlnevllle.
II M. IIIIIIiikh. Portland.
Iilik Ward. PiMiilellon.
Jay llaisue. Culver.
J K. Condon, KallbrlilKi'.
Ileatllce llullard, Alfalfa.
I. Iliitlleld. I .a Pine.
Mr. anil Mm. J. W. Spencer. Alfal-
fu.
Mr. and Mrs. It. A. Stafford. Kan-
Owti All to Uncle Sam.
Ilullillnv upon liii pa"! experii-ie e as
an employee In 11 shoe fariory, ihe
federal hoard for viteatlenitl education
placid a ji'iini! cpap of HI. who
illMilileil at Sni-Min. In n ihoe inaiiu
fii i-t uri lie plant fur training'. IIIk h-f'
hand and nrni were neven ly lnjurel
l" II lilKh evpli'lv khell. hut he finds
he i-aii carry on. In .plte of the handi
cap, and Is fast becoiiiliii; an eiperi
shoe cutler. The tnaiiaenicni, finding
his service valuable, are pnylnc him
$1 a day this, of course. In addition
to his training: pay. which comes from
Ihe hoard. lie Is enthusiastic Dtld
writes: "This training Is (,-reat sniff.
Kvrrytlilne I" E"lnu fine. I
wouldn't have been uhle lo do any
thltii; If the irnvcrnuicnt hadn't j;lveu
me this cliauce."
.VOTICK. dromo for the benefit of striking
Tlmberworkers No. 19 will Klve a Hellingham TlmberworkerB. TickeU
dance ChriHtmaK eve at the Hippo- (1. . Adv. 13-1 4c
IJulldin "WANT ADS"
nulu Try Them.
Bring Ite-
Progressiveness and Growth
id thu community, mcini dulliri anj'centt
in your pocket.
Build Now with Deschutes
(White) Pine.
Build oi home products and patronize home ind'utry. The
cbeapett and best building material is Descbutes (ArVTbite)
Pine and is manufactured right here into all sizes and prsdes
of lumber. Acquire a borne of your own instead of a buneb
of rent receipts.
PUT YOUR MONEY TO WORK. BUILD NOW
The Brooks-Scanlon Lumber Co.
LOCAL SALTS AGENTS"
MILLER LUMBER COMPANY
THERE IS NEED IN
EVERY HOME FOR AN
ELECTRIC WASHING
MACHINE.
Stop to count tbe cost of tbe
laundry you send out. Stop to
count tbe cost of laundry done bj
old methods. You will at once see
tbe reasons why you should have
an electric washing machine.
$12.50 down and $12.50
per month puts a THOR
WASHING MACHINE IN
YOUR HOME.
Bend Water Light & PowerCo.
tomminngi
The farmer and the business man of this com
munity are partners in the progress or the failuie ot
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 be failure as a result.
THE SHEVUN-HIXON COMPANY
Daily Market Report
tFtirnlahrd by arnnftmrnt with lh
I'vnlml Orrion IUnk.
I.IVKSTtMK.
NOHTIi ' POKTI.ANI). Dec. 22
cm tio 220:,.
HllBt HtO TH. $11,110 12.00; Rood
to choice, $10.50 nt 11.25; medium
to Rood, $0.50 nt 10. DO: fair to Rood,
$8.50 nt 0.50; common to fair, $7.00
at K.00; choke cowh ft liulfern, $9.25
ut 0.75; Kood to choice,, $7.76 at 9;
medium to Ko.d, $5.75 at 7.75; full
to medium. $4.75 nt 5.25; emitters,
$3.25 at 4.25; bulls $5.00 at 7.50;
prime linht calves, $12.50 ut 14.00;
hcavlcH, $7.00 nt 12.00; utuckurs and
feeders, $8.50 at 10.00.
Hop; Market.
lings 2324.
Prime mixed, $15.50 at 16; me
dium mixed, $15.00 ut 15.50; rouuh
heavies, $13.50 at 14.00; pigs, $12.50
ut 14.00.
Hlieep Market.
Sheep none.
W East of mountain lambs, $13.00
nl $13.50; valley lambs, $1...50 at
f DAYS LEFT TO SHOP
JC3fc ft AN
VHUKKT.
i
a Two More Days
i
i to do your Xmas
a
I Shopping.
BRUNSWICK
PHONOGRAPH
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A Gift of a Piece of I
Furniture is a Gift to I
the whole family
Every piece of FURNITURE in Our Store is of
a Quality that you would be proud to present
to your closest friend, or place it in your home.
For Her
For Him
There is nothing you'
could liuy that ' would
Blvo more vlenHuro and
bring more real honest
enjoyment to your fami
ly and guests, the year
around than a
n n U N H W I C K
Tholr tone Is unquestion
lonod Tholr imotor Is
considered mechanically
porfect.
Reed Rockers
Writing Desks
Dressing Table
Tea Wagon
Cedar Chest
Navajo Rug
Cut Glass Vase
Sewing basket
Morris Chair
Smoking Stand
Book Ends
Reading Lamp
Ash Tray
Humidor
Tobacco Jar
Leather Rocker
Bend Furniture Co
AMaho&any
Nut Bowl or
Fruit Compote
for the Dining Room :
TJERE are thin&s very-'
one appreciates. They
ere useful gifts for almost
any occasion.
, The KenilwortK Gift
Shop in our store is filled
with articles especially suit
able for making the home
more attractive.
Make it a point to see
this excellent display on
your next shopping trip. '