ttm 8R5D BVhumn, daily ed 11105, bend, okeoox, Turner, may 2, 1020.
PAOB
TONICHT and SATURDAY
William fa mum
IN
The Jungle
Trail"
Hointiiiceniinvels of the jungle buttle with
natives di-titnatic; eseupe burning at stake
thett of jewels unci runny other thrilling in
cidents. Also CHRISTY SPECIAL COMEDY
"A ROMAN SCANDAL"
The Fall of Koine In Two Humps.
GRAND
A 'Sale, to Rdfacc tEi
HigM tt of OotMiag
1 "" : : ' : :
, Tonight Last Time
Robert Warwick
in'
THE TR.EE OF
KNOWLEDGE"
SATURDAY Only
TAYLOR
HOLMES
in
"THREE
BLACK
EYES"
II i'ptoKibilion cocluil U not iflloaictliii
what H lumUtt punch'
ALSO
Paramount Magazine
Gaiety Comedy
Calling Hit Bluff"
LIBERTY
BEND TRAIN BCHEDCLB.
Oregon Trunk.
ArrWaa, 7:35 A. M.
Uarei 8:00 P. M.
o.-w. r. n.
ArrWea, 6:60 P. M.
Leave. 7:00 A. H.
at Redding, 'it 1 1 forriln. In the course
of their motor trip smith, a tnl
gram r'cilvi!il hero liy fi lends
states.
Morln Moore, instructor In ruin
uul truliiliiK ut tho Iti'lirt high
school, loaves tonight for Seuttlo
Minn Nut) Rouvls, for the past
year liitiKinmo Instructor ul lh
high school, leaves tonight fur 8e
utile to vlnii wild hnr mother. She
will return (o lleiid about Hip mid
dle of Julie.
Mr). Kth.-I ('. Johnson of (ho
Kenwood school faculty has ra
rilvd un uppofntmont an ort super
visor at (ho Hiininuir session of the
llellliiKham iiornml. ut a sulnry of
1175 per monili.
AT THE HOTELS.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Tho county library will not be
opnn Mumorlul Dny.
F. Frodorlckson wu in lust night
- from hiH homo in La rine.
J. P. KoyeB roturnod thin morn
ing from a trip to Portland,
i Dr. Duvld M. Robcrg, stnto health
offlcnr, arrived In Bond thin morning
on official bunlnoss.
Tho Community Clearing House
loaguo will moot ut 8 o'clock tonight
at tho circuit court room r.
Don ills D. Hunt arrived In Ilond
liiHt night from his homo In Sisters,
and Is remaining over today.
Qaorge ParkliiKon, A. H. Oliver
and Fred Howard will louvo tomor
row on a fishing trip to Squaro lake.
a. H. Englo, of Vancouver. Wash-
Ini.tn.! lino n.x.L.n.l lit Tlniwl 'in II 0-
copt n position 111 the Carmody bar
ber Hhop. ,
William, KIHrldge. Miss Mary
Klttrldgo, nud Mrs. L. Wallace, all
of Sllvor Lako, were visitors In tho
city today.
Rov. J. Edgar Purely of the Molh
odlHt church, wna tho. speaker lust
night at tho cloning exorcises held
at tho Tumalo achaol.
County School Superintendent J.
Alton Thompson spoko yeBterdny af
ternoon ut tho closing exerclseB hold
by tho Itodmond (trade sooola.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Ellis and Mr.
and Mrs. J. D. DnVldann have arrived
Pilot Unit Inn.
D'-nnls It. 'Hunt. Ulster.
Virginia L. Hurry. LewUton,
Idnho.
Clnrk M. Terry. Kluinulh ngenny.
Mr. und .Mm. W. I,. Tool. Lewis
ton, Idaho.
K. Francis, Horns. '
George W. Lawronco, Portlund.
L. T. Hodson, Portland.
J. K. McWIlllnms. The Dalle.
Mrs. II. I. Rico, Fort Rock.
William Kittrldgo, Silver Luke.
Mrs. L. Wallace, Silver Lake.
Mury Klttrldgo. Silver Luke.
Dr. David M. Roberg, Portland.
)!o(W Cozy.
W. R. McCracken, Pendleton.
Mr. and Mrs. John nronmun,
Cru no.
C. R. Murplo, Klamath Fulls.
John llollman. Tumalo.
L. Hodson, Portland.
John Erlckson, Fleetwood.
IfotW Wright.
K. W. nircbard, Fremont.
G. C. Pecker, Reading, Penn.
Mlrlmul Wushoik, Philadelphia.
V FriMli-ilckson, La Pino.
Cecil Huston, Prlnevlllc.
Mr. uud Mrs. V. E. Cox. Portland.
Pianos, player pianos, ph no
gruphs. Bucbwulter's, Sherman C'nv
Agency. 36 tfc
Daily Market Report
(PirnMiW b arrasKmit wllk tk
''mini Oiacn tul.)
NORT.'I PORTLAND, May 2S.
Cattle, 280; weak. Grain and pulp
fed steern, $12.25 to $13.00:
choice, $11. B0 to $12.25; good to
choice. $11 to $11.50; medium to
good, $10 to. $11; fair to good, $9
to $10; common to fair, $8 to $9;
choice cows and heifers, 10.25 to
111; good to choice, $9 to $10.25;
medium to good. $8 to $9; fair to
medium, $7 to . $8; cunners, $5 to
$0; bulls, $0 to 9; prlmo light
calvOB, $12 to $15; modlum light,
$8 to $11; heuvy, $0 to $8.50.
IIOgN.
Receipts, H50; nteady. 1 Prlmo
mixed, $14.50 to $14.76; medium
mixed. $14 to $14.60; rough heav
ies. $10 to $11;" pigs, $11 to $13:
smooth heavies, $11 to $12.75.
Nlierp.
Receipts. 1125; stonily: weak un
dertone. Lambs, $13 to $13.50:
cull lambs, $9 to $11; yourlings,
K to iu; wethers, $7 to $9; ewes,
$3 to $K.
IMMJ OWM'.ISS:
City dog licenses are duo and
payable June 1, 1920. Sumo can
be procured at pollco headquarters,
118 Minnesota nve.
L. A. V. NIXON.
Adv.-40-4 8o Chief of Police.
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hnva flinm nttlm.,..,! IVn ... 1 . o,a
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onlargemoiit for 60c. Contrnl Photo
fn ...11.. o. ..... . n .
vu., wiiu . aiiiuiius uros.r jewelers,
Bend, Oregon, ' ' " 48n
A Sale of Ready-to-Wear Clothing surpassing any we have ever held. Beginning
May 26 and continuing until June 12th, we will offer our entire stock of Men's
Suits (excepting Palm Beach Clothes), and Ladies' Coats, Suits, Dresses, Skirts and
Waists, at pi jces which will justify you in supplying your needs for the entire season
Price Tickets Remain in Plain Figures, without alteration, sq that you can see for yourself the Actual Savings
Ladies' Silk, Satin and Wool Dresses
AH Ladies $71.50 Dresses now $57.20
All Ladies' $19.75 Dresses now $39.80
All Ladies' $45.00 Dresses now $36.00
All Ladies $12.50 Dresses now $31.00
All Ladies' $39.50 Dresses now $31.60
All Ladies' $38.75 Dresses now .$31.00
All Ladies' $37.50 Dresses now $30.00
All Ladies' $36.50 Dresses now. $29.40
All Ladies $35.00 Dresses now $28.00
All Ladies' $34.75 Dresses now $27.80
All Ladies' $31.75 Dresses now $25.40
All Ladies' $29.75 Dresses now $23.80
All Ladies' $26.75 Dresses now $21.40
All Ladies' $24.75 Dresses now $19.80
All Ladies' $22.50 Dresses now ."$18.60
All Ladies $21.50 Dresses now $17.20
Ladies' Suits
AH Ladies' $79.50 Suits now $63.40
All Ladies' $77.50 Suits now $62.00
All Ladies' $75.00 Suits now $60.00
All Ladies' $69.75 Suits now $55.60
All Ladies' $63.50 Suits now $50.80
All Ladies' $60.00 Suits now $48.00
AH Ladies' $57.75 Suits now $46.20
All Ladies' $52.50 Suits now $42.00
All Ladies' $19.75 Suits now $39.80
All Ladies' $42.50 Suits now $34.00
All Ladies' $39.50 Suits now $31.60
All Ladies' $38.75 Suits now $31.00
All Ladies' $36.75 Suits now $29.40
All Ladies $35.00 Suits now .$28.00
Ladies' Spring Coats
All Ladies' $52.50 Coats now $42.00 ,
All Ladies' $42.50 Coats now $34.00
All Ladies $38.75 Coats now $31.00
AH Ladies' $31.75 Coats now $25.40
An Ladies' $29.75 Coats now $23.80
All Ladies' $27.50 Coats now $22.00
All Ladies $24.75 Coats now $19.80
All Ladies' $23.50 Coats now $18.80
All Ladies $19.75 Coats now ...$15.80
All Ladies $15.75 Coats now $12.60
"
Ladies' Plain and Plaid Wool Skirts
AH Ladies' $32.50 Skirts now.... ........:......$26.00
AU Ladies' $27.50 Skirts now , - $22.00
AU Ladies' $21.50 Skirts now . $17.20
All Ladies' $18.50 Skirts now :....$14.80
AU Ladies' $17.50 Skirts now $14.00
All Ladies' $16.75 Skirts now .-..$11201
AH Ladies' $14.50 Skirts now ..$11.60
All Ladies' 6.50 Skirts now $ 5.20
AH Ladies' Georgette, Crepe de Chine, Taffeta and
Pongee Waists ... :....l.20 OFF
Wirthmore $2.00 Waists now $1.69
WeUworth $3.00 Waists now... $2.39
Nothing in this sale charged; none on approval
and none can be returned for credit..... A sHght
charge will be made for alterations.
Men's and Young Men's Suits
All Men's $70.00 Suits now.... $56.00
All Men's $65.00 Suits now $52.00
All Men's $60.00 Suits now A $48.00
All Men's $55.00 Suits now $44.00
All Men's $50.00 Suits now $40.00
All Men's $37.50 Suits now , $30.00
Men's Holeproof and Inter-woven Hosiery selling
at less than today's wholesale prices
50c, 60c, 65c, 75c, $1.00, $1.25
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