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LIBERTY
Toniffht
Wednt'sday
"Choosing
A Wife"
SlioulJ be hid by bulk itxtt
of all age. Don't get married
until you "Chouinf A
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POST NATURE
"Rain Drops"
P ATI Hi
"Topics of the Day"
SAY1N(;S OF WIT
GRAND
TONIGHT Last Time
ANITA
STEWART
IN
OF DREAMS
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With tlie f reatrtt aMcmblagc
of (tart ever festered io
vol picture,
"The LION
MAN"
witk JAME CORBETT
lakes hoot ihe Saturday Evroini
' Port iloiy '
"THE STRANGE CASE
OF CAVENDISH'
Hhrlno ceremonial, " Dr. (liny mud
entnimlvi) purchases In office dunlul
equipment. "
Ij. W, Trlckoy, Konor.il sncietniy
of the local Y. M. C. A hit Just ru
olved tint announcement 0 tlio 11 n
1 1,11 1 lnlorHtiitii convention of V. M
('. A.'r. In Oregon und Idaho, to tin
hold m McMlnnvlllo Junuury iU und
31, and February 1.
AT THE HOTELS.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
TODAVH TEMPEKATCRR
Maximum, IS Degrees
II KM) lit A I.N BCHF.DULK.
Oregon Trunk.
Arrives. 7:36 A. M.
Leaves 11:00 I'. M.
o.-w. n. jr.
Arrives. 7:40 P. M.
Leaves. 7:00 A. M.
11 tin" city yeste.r-
W. P. Vnndeverl
for Portlund.
Iouvkh tonight
J. II. Minor wan tin arrival on this
morning's truln from PorllunO.
J. W. Iti-Hdor. of Silver lMk. In
spending tho duy In Ileod on busi
ness. D. G. McPhurson returned thin
morning from u brief business trip
lo I'orllund.
I.. 8. fiellnry ban takri the.'posl
tlon a wlrn chief for tbt telephone
company bre. ' 1 ' -
W. O. Hudli-y. deputy district I
guroo wurdun, I In Hend toduy on
in official vIhII.
J. It. Hudson und 13. P. Cllne were
business visitors
dny from Bisters.
II. 11. Dc,Armond und Fred N.
Wnllucn arrived 011 till morning'
trnln from Portland.
('. 8. Ferguson, of Prliievilie, -vnii
In Ili-iid yesterday culling M tt,e 'ur
eal office in regard to grating mat
turn. Mr. mid .Mr. M. V. KnirkcrbocK
i'r. uf Sisters, wore In Bend yer-ter-duy
afiiirnoon vlHitlng their duugh
lur, Minn Connie,.
The embolic Ludlos or the Bend
pariah will glvo a curd party and
nodal evening Thursday. Junuury 29,
ut tho Kinblem club.
I)r E. n. Norrla I reported to be
III at tho fll. Vincent's hospital In
Portland. Mrs. Nor r In wan culled to
Portland lust night.'
A hard time aoclul will be he'd
ut tbo Presbyterian church on Trl-
duy evening. juidi.v 30. A MImt
offering will be' taken ut thi door.
Mis Calherino Colbert, a gradu
ute' of tbe Washington normal at
Hollfnghum, bua arrived In Bend to
take charge of the ovorflow cltuues
lu the junior high acbool.
Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Vandcvert and
Dr. E. E. Gray returned from Port
land thin morulug. Whilo In Port
land Dr. Vandnvert attended the
Pilot I till ( i' Inn
E. TomiiH, l.u Pino.
William Jclker, Portland.
John J. l.urHon, Tho DuIIom.
W. O. (Irifflth, Kun Frunclsco.
D. I'ovuy, Portland.
K. W. Htiyder. Halnm.
Frank l Wurron, Portland.
Gnorga A. Prognnr, I'ortlund.
Mr. and .Mm. it. A. DrUKsfleld
Alfalfu.
Petit l. l,iinlln, KntnrprlHn.
J. W. Hneder, Kllver lake.
Ilotid Vwiy
H. K. Wilcox. Portland.
Mr. and Mm. II. M. Morrlnon,
Portlund.
P. K. Uolllgor. Bllver Luko.
J...MIII1T, Portland.
J. Kchmltt, Kan Krunclitco.
Hotel Wrlitlit
T. Sullivan. Prlnovlllo.
l.orenx Noll, Norwood. Minn.
Amy Went, Portland.
Mm. N. l.eadmun. Portlund.
H.
P.
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Tailored Waists !
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AT THE MOVIES
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l.lb.-ll).
Tho quentlon of whether uu elder
ly man of mcuna and vigorous
beullh nhould aeek u young girl In
the llrnt blunh of beauty, or a woman
of maturity und ripened mentullty
for liia wife la aurprlnlngly treutad
In "('nooning A Wlfo," which will
bo neen at the Liberty Theutre, to
night und Wednesday night.
llurbura Hlonaom, duugbter of n
v;iltby man, ii loved by a young
mlnlntnr. Hut ahn la Haltered by the
attentions of Andrew Quick, a scien
tist about to lenve to explore In the
South Keu Inlands. To Durbiira's
aunt. Quick confesses ho is In love,
and wonders If lie dure speak to Ihe
woman,' knowing aho shall have to
wult until his return for murrluce
KKCOKO OK TItANHFKIlH.
Walter A. Rogers to llend Timber
10., Deed El-Z SWI-4, lots 3-4, sec
lion 30, 18-11, NEl-4 8W1-4 Nl-2
8B1-4, lAl 3. aeictlon 18-17-11,. $1
IT. S. I. R. $8.
J. A. Elliott lo Mary S. Elliott
w I) Lots 4-6-fl Ulk. 16, Redmond
110.
f iV. If. Staata & Joseph N. Hunter
to William P. Downlt Lot 3, Blk.
1 Deschutes flO IT. S. I. It. JO. CO. !
Lytlo Townslte Co. to E. T. Car
roll W D Wl-2 Lot 14. all lot 15. Dlk.
MAKE BOATS WINTER HOMES
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Londoners Partially Solv Housing
Question by Living on tha Thames
Close to tha City.
The hinil(iR iueson Is being solved
In a novel .way between Thames I'lttnn
and Hampton e.-urt. Unable lo obtain
a room oeeiipnnla of hniinebonls are
continuing lo live In their flouting
homes, nml in one bnckwiiter, l.'l miles
from London, botinebonta lire neimilly
being built for winter occupation, Lon
don Answers stales.
J ney are moored by a tree-shelter'
111111K. r.iii you me 100 i,. ro apply
for Ihem tbey are nil taken: (me
wonders what will happen when Hie
floods begin.
Huiijiiiiinvn, wm en nuiiully see no
b 11 mn 11 soul (.11 vb during the hot
weather, lire nlwi llndlng winter ten.
in-. n iire-room lumen loir on
Thames Dillon Inland eont SBi sbllllngs
a weea until April. There may be
iew or uiene ten, cine Is at present
occupied by a demolished soldier, but
mii-iiier iw win iinu Thames mints
easier to stand ibuii Plunders mtid re
mains to be seen. Kor the time lielnr
he Is quit cheerful, however, and bat
ing sought a bonne In vain, does not
cnvll at having to mart bis Journey 10
i-ouuon eacii (lay bv boat.
uur nieas rhunge accordlne 10 our
necessities. It wun staled lb. .,n,.r
nay mat a Ulnlracted mnn had atplled
10 ine government to let hi in a "pill
Ci)
11.
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Lytlo
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addition l V. S. ' I. R.
at $9 to $16.50
Women will welcome these tailored wniiits,
Only the very best quality of Georgette and Crepe
de Chene are being used in the making, and the
designing and workmanship are of the highest
.class. Besides there is an individuality about
these tailored waists a distintive tailored style
that well dressed women admire. You can buy
these lovely waists here for much less than you
would haAe to pay in the big city stores. Come
in, we'll be glad to show you. ,' '"''
Daily Market Report
(Farnkherf Wr nrranrtintnt with the
Central Orcein Itnni.)
l.lVKSTtK'K.
NORTH PORTLAND, Jun. 27.
Cattle 422.
Itest steers. $11.50 at 12.50. eood
to choice. $11.00 at 1 1.50: medium
to good, $9. SO ut 10.25: fair to good.
$8.60 at 9.50; common to fair. $7.50
at 8.B0; choice cows and heifer.
$9.50 at 10.50; good to choice. $8. fit'
at 9.50; medium to good. $7.60 at
8.50; fair to medium, $6.50 at 7.50;
canners. $3.60 at 6.60; bulla $6 at 8;
prime light calves. $15.50 at 17.00;
heavies, $7.00 at 12.50; stockers and
reeders. $8.00 at 9.50.
Hog Market.
Hogs 540.
Prime mixed. $15.50 at 10,00; me
dium mixed. $15.00 ut 15.50; rough
heavies, $12.00 ut 1500; pigs,
$12.60 ut 14.60.
Hhcep Market.
Rhoep 1055.
f.imi or mountain Innihs, $15.00
nt $10.00: light, $15.00 at 16.00;
neavies, in.&u nt 15.50; feeders.
eic.uu in 10.00: yearl ncs. fis.oo
at .$13.50: wethers. it: on m
$13.00; ewes, $9.00 nt 10.50.
NEWFOUNDLAND RICH IN IRON
' " . . ; . . ,,
Enough Ore There to Supply the World
or at Least a Century, If
Not Longer.
Lord Morris In a lecture at St. .Tnhn-
vtooa Presbyterian church. Mart.
borough place. Loudon, described the
development of Newfoundland for the
last 4W years, "from the time of I b
early colonizers up to the duy when
that great captain of Industry. Lord
Norlhcllfre, established Hie great paper
mills (but are now supplying the Times.
ue uany Jiall, the Dally Mirror und
the Sunday Pictorial with pnper."
He said that In Newfoundland fodnv
mere were ninny paper "proponltions'
quite as attractive. If properly de
veloped, as that of lird NorthcllfTe and
his brother, Lord Kothermcre.
.I. . .
j iit-re were also sumclent nsh on
the Newfoundland banks and along the
Newfoundland and Labrador shores to
feed Ihe whole of the British euinlre.
They bad only toadied the fringe of
that great finning Industry In which lay
the possibilities of cheap food for Eng
land. '
, Lord Morris drew an attractive pic
ture of wonderful mineral possibilities.
showing lust Newfoundland was the
second largest producer of Iron In the
British empire, England coming first.
There was enough Iron ore to supply
alt the Deeds of the British empire and
of tire world for the tiext hundred
years. Loudon Mull.
Headlines and Hosiery.
Newspapers are said to be a com
fortable covering for bench warmers;
but who ever heard of stockings made
out of that material? As a matter of
tact, the product that goes to make
your favorite Journal and artificial silk
hosiery "that you can't tell from real"
Is exactly the same. You can now lay
the dangers of deforestation at the
door1 of the economical fair sex as
well ls the JonrnaHst tribe, for both
stockings and wuxtrles are made from
wood pulp. ' ' ' '
This .Inst year 15 million pair? of
silk stocklngx so made were exported
from the United States between two
and three times as many as lu 1018.
BEND.ORCCON
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LAST OF GREAT MONOPOLY
Three Million Acres of Hudson's Bay
Company's Land to Be Given
Over to Farming.
When King Charles II. made a grant
of land Ip America to "The Governor
and Company of Adventurers of Eng.
land Trading Into Hudson's Bay" ho
generously turned over to tlem nbout
three-quarters of North America, an
empire which time has diminished un
til now the Hudson's Bny company Is
selling to settlers Ote rich acres which
It still retained after surrendering Its
authority over Its Cnnadlnn holdings
to the Dominion government, fifty years
ago, for an indemnity of $1,600,000.
Little enough did Charles, In 1670,
Imagine the future history of the trad
ing company he had established; still
less could lie hnve pictured tho chain
of ' retail . department stores In the
twentieth century. Over 8,000,000 acres
of fertile land, the Inst substantial
fraction of King Charles' grant. Is be
ing sold td furthers ; and as It has lain
uncultivated since the days of the In
diana, It la pleasant to thlpk that tbe
farmers will goon be busv on It.
Manna Not Heavenly.
Strange to stumble upon a quotation
about ninnnu In news of the drug nnd
chemical trades! The children of Is
rael, we know, were saved from star
vation In the desert by It. It fell from
heaven, wus stntill like coriander seed,
and tasted like wafers made with
honey.
However, the actual manna of trade
today comes from Incisions In South
Europeun trees and It Is now reported
to have been quoted higher thnn pre
viously In the primary market. The
demand hns Increased of late, espe
cially for small fluke mn'miii. which Is
the better quality, coming from the
upper part of the stem of the tree.
Referred to an Expert.
Mr. Flutters That plump, petite
lady over there Is my muice. Miss Pud
din. Don't you think thnt she has the
face nnd figure of a goddess?
Professor Bonedtgger Now thnt
you mention It, I think she has. I've
been studying some old Aztec carvings
and I consider the resemblance, quite
striking. '
Final Disposal of
all that remains
of our our Fall
and Winter Stock
consisting of
36
Ladies9
Winter
Coats
Coats, that sold up to $27.50
now $1 5.75 -
Coats, that sold up to $39.50
now $19.95
Coats, that sold up to $65.00
now $36.75
No'A Iterations Exchanges or Charges
at these prices. Terms Cash. '
j Stop and Stop at
I ' The Quality Store o Bend.
Grain Grading School.
In Portland, Ore 4 a-new kind of
school has been started which has do
truant officer, gives no 'decrees 'and
Is attended by young and old--college
graduates as Veil as some who didn't
go through high school, it's not a large
Snow and Fireflies. "
The oriental Is ahvays'an'd ever plc
turesqn. The student jrf' tbe East
does not "burn the midnight oil." .He
works by snow and fireflies. There is
an ancient legend nbpat'is Chinese stu
dent who was fob Door tn hn nil Rn
svnuui oiny od Hi msi reports, -wno . ie summer months he studied oil
meet once a weeK lor an Intensive
course In grain grading, because they
are Interested in grading grain under
federal standards, administered by tbe
United States department of agricul
ture. The school Is held once a week
outside of bnsiness hours In the office
of the federal grain supervisor. Among
the students are groin dealers, dock
superintendents and foremen, and
state grain men.
night by the light Of fireflies eanehr
and Imprisoned in a paper lantern, and
In the winter by the reflection of the
snow. Gertrude Kmersob hi- World
Outlook. i- .1
Limits.
Prohibition will not prevent the
moon from getting full," remarked an
exchange. Nor the bases, we may add.
Neither will It prevent the fog from
getting dissipated. New Haven Regis
ter. " 1
Prosaic Job.
"I thought that young officer looked
pained when 1 began to expatiate on
the glamor of war."
"You could not have cboseu a topic
that would have digressed hia. more."
"Why?"
"He tomrannded a labor battalion of
Chinese coolies." Birmingham Herald.
And They Call 'Em Trees.
The highest trees In northern Green
land are three Inches tall. The trunk
of an arctic willow SO years old Is less
than balf an Inch In diameter.
, Cynical Comment.
She I wonder how the custom came
up of giving brides away..
He It Is a queer one, considering
marriage so ofteo Is such a sell. '
Bits of Secret Far Eastern History.
The nfter-dlnner confidential clut of
British naval officer with a French
bluejacket nt a Sydney hall In 1S53
cost the British empire New Caledonia.
Our French friend had for many days
cast longing eyes on Captain Cook's
discovery of 1794. So bud we. But
the hint given of our Intention to an
nex enabled otir rivals to land and
take possession three hours before we
came to the scene. Thus we lost not
only New Caledonia and the adjacent
Isles, but the Loyalty group nnd the
ew Hebrides; for It Is nn open secret
thnt the throat of the Impossible New
Hebrides condominium will soon be
cut and France will gnther in this gem
of the Pacific. It may bring balm
to remember thnt as the French beat
us on the post for New Caledonia so
we beat them by a nose for Mnorllnnd
In almost exactly the same way.
Sydney Bulletin.
Pot It In Tbe Bulletin.
very
Whitens
like
peroxide"
Peredixo
"toothpaste
Sold" only where ADS
goods ore dipUord
UreTulc25$
The Industrious Bee. T '
The bee has two distinct stomachs.
In the first It stores away the honey
from the flowers until such time as It
Is ready to yield it tip, while the other
Rtonmch is used simply Und' solely
for digestion purposes.' When the bee
is ready to deposit the honey ir con
tracts the muscles-of the stomach and
the honey is ejeeted ! through the
mouth.
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Got Him Guessing. "J1 "
"I got my troubles," replied the new
n-niter. "When men have n friemltv
scrap about paying the check I can.
ipot the right man to hand it to every
Ime. But with women I mk nil
finds of fool mistakes." l .mitfsvtlla
tourier-Journal.
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