TIIM lE!W BCTXETIN. DAnVT KDITIOJJ. BEJfD, OREOOX, THtTWDAT, JANUARY 20, 1020
PACK a
LIBERTY
TON I (JUT uinl
Pit I DAY
Dorothy
Gish
IN
"Turning
The Tables"
Unci and lunty hava bar
thrown into an atylum 0 tny
can ipnd har money. Duct
ho ilay Intra? "Wall you
know Durolky. Coma'antl ca.
AIo ,
Episode 9 "Perils of
Thunder Mountain"
GRAND
FRIDAY unci
SATURDAY
Jack
Pickford
IN
I. .
"Bill
Apperson's
Boy"
Witk a lova romance, a (oiled
. burglary,' a mountain trail, a
rough anJ tumble fitfht bf twain
fumy mountainrari but above
all. beart-interest.
v all IlincH. Bond Fish mid Poultry
Market, Wright Motel lilclK. 82
2Utfc.
WANTED Used ftinillurn. Will
pay eiish. N, H. Ullburt, Cor. Ilond
una Oregon. 07-lZbtra.
WANTED Work of any description
by 12 year old boy tutor school and
HuturdiiyH. Cull lied 781. 80-2tf
FOR RENT
FOR KKNT Two furnished house-
k....i.ln.. ...... I......I..A OAA
1-1 IIC
, Delaware.'
i
FOH HUNT 33 acres within a mile
of liend, uncultivated for several.
yeurN, Water for 113 acres ot crop
untitled and going to waHtn. Will
lease for tiirm of years crop hint
only or will pay you to work It for
mo. J. F. Mean, llox 171, Cincin
nati, Ohio. 8G-44C
FOR RENT -Fuanlahed room, suit
able for two gentlemen. Inquire
604 Delaware. Telephone Rnd
1001. ' 72-42-44p
FOR SAL E
FOR BALK Extraordinarily rood
apples, low prlcan. 146 Green
wood avenue. Office hours 1 to I
p, at.- Free delivery.
81-44-46p
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
TOUAY'M TKMFKBATCRB
.Muxlimim, SI Degrees.
II KM) TRAIN HCHEDt'I.E.
OrrUD Trunk.
Arrives. 7:36 A. M.
Leaves 8:00 P. M.
O..W. R. N.
Arrives, 7:40 P. M.
Leaves, 7:00 A. M.
WANTED Poaltion A'Bj'iiiiutkeeper.
Aged 34. Inquire XX. Bulletin.
67-41-43p
WANTED Used furniture, range,
rugs, phonographs, office denka.
If you want to sell, see us. Notb-
IriK too blK or too'amall. Blnnd-
ord Furniture Co. Use.
FOR RALE Lot 17 of block 6 of
Lytln, Including 8 -room house,
cellar and outbuildings. Sealed bid
for thin property will ba received at
tlin law office of C. H. IJenson up to
February 10, 1920. Undersigned
reserves right to reject any or all
bids. .MRS. ANNA BOARDMAN.
J2-44-40C
FOR SAI.B New five-room house,
large lot. garage, woodHhed. etc,
Inquire 1125 Ogden. 77-44-45p
FOR SALE -4-room Iiouhb on
Delaware avenue, lot &0xll4
concrete sidewalks. Price 81,450
Term. J. Itynn & Co. 70-42ttc
We pay rnurket price for rhlokem at
FOR SALE Four pair of barn door
bangers and 00 feet nf track
Ilarn doorH If denlred. Write Box
(i. (i. DatiKlii'UbuiiKh, of Milllcun
arrived In tint city ItiHt nltcht. and In
riMiuilnliiK over today.
F. ' I). Wiiltn. Portland llveatock
und rent estate opdrutor, viaa a vi'
Itor at I ho Cunt nil Oregon Dank to
duy on liU way to Hllver. Luke.
II. If. Cutwrlght hiiM arrived In
Uend from Halt Luke CHy, bringing
with him several I'tah farmer who
uro planning to purchaiia land Id the
Fort Rock Valley.
R. A. Allen, who Is In charge of
a fleet of Diamond-Trucks on stute
blKhwuy work near Hums, waa In
Rend today on a brief business visit.
Mr. Allen accompanied btm.
A curd party to ba given by the
Emorn club will ba beld Friduy
night In the Mimonlc hull. Rrldice
mid Five Hundred win ba played.
All member of the Order of Eunt
ern Klur. ura Invited.
Clyde M. McKay and J. Alton
Thompson were, nmong the Bend
MiiHonn whom motored to Prneville
today to be preitenl at the corner
Mtono laying ceremonle for the new
Miionlc temple In the Crook cour.ty
Heat today.
II. II. Wilcox ha left for' San
FrauclKco to attend tho Century
club convention of tho Weat Const
Lifa Insurance, company. The con
vention I attended only by repre
sentatives producliiR (100,000 wortb
of Iiih ura iioo antiuully. '
,Wlllliim L. Hall, formerly an of
ficial In the forest office In Washing
ton, I). ('., I In Uend from Chicago,
looking tip timber properties, and
niakliiK a brluf survey, of local lum
ber und timber condition.
New owners of tho Bund to Burns
Mtii?o lino. H, H. Kchanno, Wesley
Hill, mid O. 8. PeterBOii, left tills
mornliiK on Jholr flrnt trip over tho
route. One paHrteiiKor, A., M.. Buck
lea, and one of tho former ownerB.
V. P. Wruy, nccompntiled them.
Shoes For All I
The Family 1
Our New Shoe Section has become one of the most
successful additions ever-made to our store. Many
Bend families have selected this store as their regu
lar shoe store. We carry only high grade shoes
correctly priced- expertly fitted. Give us a trial. -
Women's Kid Lace Shoes-Welt soles, French
heels, in brown, gray, beaver and combinations.
A strong line for your selection--
..T.$10.50. $11.35, $14.00, $14.?5
With Military or Cuban Heel, welt soles', beaver
and brown, in kid, brown calf, also beaver and
brown combination $8.75. $1 1.45, $1 1.75
$13.25, $16.00
Women's Black Kid Shoes French .heels
$6.90, $7.90, $10.90, $11.50
Women's Black Kid ShoesMilitary heels
- $6.50, $7.90, $10.50
foiiiiiiR'liiijijnHflililililili
Fire
9
HIT THE
mica
by wearing your old
clothes to the
HARD TIME SOCIAL
FRIDAY NIGHT, Jan. 30
and treat yourself to the best good time
since you had the measles.
- ' ' v
Good ProgramFree Lunch
at .
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Admission, Silver Offering
ijilijililiiriiiiiiiijijiw
67, Bend.
62-40tfc
FOR SALE Lot three, block eleven,
any -agent or C. W. Arnot, owner
2130 Pine St., San Diego, Cal. 1-31-B7p.
FOR SALE Four room house.
close in, now vacant and ready
for occupancy. Price S13G0, $350
casn, balance like rent. , J. Kyan
ft Co. 66-25tf.c
return to Bulletin office and receive
LOST
LOST Lady's gold watch, old style,
' photo in front and name in back.
Suitable reward for return to this
office. ., 80-44p
USED CARS
FOR SALE Why purchase nsed
phonographs where you can't pur
chase parts? We have a good line
of used phonographs; also parts.
L. K. Shepherd, Minnesota street.
99-130tfc
FOR SALE Four. room modern
houses, living room, dining room
combined, two bed rooms, kitchen,
bath, plastered. Bend View, nominal
cash payment, 8 per cent of balance
to be. paid annually, 8 per cent In
terest on principal. See H. J. Over-
turf, O Kane Bldg. 28tfc
LOST Black wallet, containing
about $16 in bills, and Rilvex, prob
ably in or near post office. Finder
NOT ficticious prices One Overland
90 run only 3,500 miles. 1917
Dodge $550. Many other cars at a
corresponding price. YaItber-Wil-liams
Co. 7 6-4 3-4 4c
FOR SALE One seven-passenger
Studebaker. Will consider trade
for Bend DroDertv. Call 1012. Bond
St. 91-30tfc
FOR SALE Used Ford cars. Cars
quaranteed Ctnt.-Ore., Motor Co.
63-41tfc
FOft SALE Two slightly used
Hudson Super Six cars (7-pass.),
thoroughly overhauled and re
painted: with new batteries and 5
good tires for each car. I'nequaled
for hard stage service. Price rea
sonable. J. R. Kaseberg, Wasco,
Ore. 6 8-4 2-4 "p
16799
DIED
in New York City alone from kid
ney trouble last year. Don't allow
yourself to become a victim by
neglecting pains end aches. Guard
against this trouble by taking
COLD MEDAL
The world's standard ramady for kidney.
livr, bladder and uric acid troablaa.
Holland's national remedy since MHO.
All druggists, three sires. Guaranuad.
Lok (or tha nmmm Cold MxUl m mil htm.
and ccpt ao h
Clualflvd advertising ehtrtr Pr tuu 10
ectiti for SO worda or Im. On cent par
word for all over SO. All elwutflad advertlaing
trietlr ccjib In dVBno
WANTED
WANTED A , bond power stump
puller. Will buy or rent. Write
Box 521, Bend, Ore. ' 79-44p
WANTED Man or woman to han
dle novel ' and easy , advertising
proposition connected with photo
graphs sent ' by telegraph good
money will require only part time
In your home town give occupa
t lion and references. Leishman
Telegraph Picture Service, Flatlron
bldg., New York. 2g-43-44c
Educator Shoes
Men's Kid or Calf-Welt soles $10.50
Women's Calf--$6.75,' $fl.50. Kid-$9.90
Boys' Heavy Calf... $5.25 to $5.75
r ...
Girl's Shoes--A complete line $3.25, 4.00,
4.75,4.90,5.50,5.90,6.00
RubbersLeggins Overshoes
Felt Slippers Spats v
When It's Footwear, We Strive
. to Please.
If you are in the market for
: USED CARS
drop in and look over the exceptional, bargains
in our Used Car Department
Just now we are showing exceptional
offerings in
Chevrolet
and
Ford Cars
at very attractive terms
m W? WANY PIONEER GARAGE CO.