The Bend bulletin., December 21, 1920, Page 5, Image 5

TIIR HKNI) UIXMCTIN, DAILY EDITION, BEND, OIIKOON. Tt'HSDAV, IlKCEMHKIl 21, 1020
PACK 5
IIKNI) THAI V HCIIICHUMO
Oregon Trunk
Arrives, 7.85 A. M.
Leaves, 8:00 t'. M.
O.-VV. II. N.
Arrived 0:60 P. M.
I.imvuii, 7:00 A. M.
' LOCAL NKWS ITEMS
U. H. Mct'luni Inft yesterday for
1'uilliiiiil for a Btniil 1iihI uiiKit trip.
Mr. mill Mix. (Incur ('iii'Ihiiii am
II l it 1 1 1 1 It K III I'OI'lliinil lo x ii li I Clii'lill
limit Imfnrii " 1 1 1 1 1' 1 1 1 1 1 k In lliiinl.
Mrs. C, CoiiihIim Ii of I'lii'lliinit In
III lll'llll lo Hll'llll llin tin I lilny H, vlnll
I II K lii'i' K'Hi. (litmi, T I ho llnioliM
Hriiiilnii officii,
W 1 1 1 1 ii in Williams, wlin Iiiiii Ilium
iiIIkiiiIIiik Hi" Oregon Agricultural
rnllugn lit ( 'or vn 111m, Ih Iiiiiiiu for III"
C'lirlHtiniiH liulliliiyH,
Mm. KHtliur Hwarl mill daughter
of lluriiH iiimHiiil through Hid clly
Hiituriluy nn tlmlr way to Portland,
vfTinro I liny will Hpi-nil Hi" hnlliliiyii.
Mr. mill Mm, John Itiingn of HiIh
rliy urn llin pnrunlH of an 8-pouud
Imliy Klrl, horn yesterday. Thu
yomiK liuly linti hoiin tunned Mury ICI
lull.
. .Minn Murgnrct Whculdun, Mlits
Hand Trleae mid MIhh I.I 1 1 lo K rli:lix
ky, teachers In Ilia Ilurim achools
wro In Ilia clly Hntiirdiiy on tlmlr
way (o I'lirtlund, whoru thoy will
iipiinil Ilia liolltluyii.
Our 13.60 glnaacs havo bant nual
Ity Ions, xi Id flllod frames and nro
guaranteed for tan years. . Hymonii
Urothors, O Knne building. Adv
Mm. A. N. II ii rk u of tha llutmon
lintel liniirovaiiiiiiit Hhop, I'ortlmid,
OruKon, will ba In llunil Doceuibor
2.1 to J it n mi ry 1 and will iimko up
liolntnioiilH for marcelling. wiivIiik.
wntor-wavlng. shampooing, fucliil
innioioKo, scnlp treatment mid in mil
curing, ('nil lllnrk S82 for nppoliil
mollis. Wilt make residential nil In
hy appoint mnlil. H-H.c
Daily Market Report
NOIITII POHTI.ANI), Dm!. 21.
Ciiltl'n ItiiciilptH, 45; steady, with
yimlni'iliiy'H iiIiihii; would IiiIiii ex
tra fimry Minora In hrliiK top price,
ciinii'ii hii'itm. is.no lo s.7f; good
In i:hiili'n, H In $8. fill; in ml I u in lo'
Kimil, $7.50 lo IX; fit 1 1' to kuoiI, (7
lo $7.5(1; coiiiiiinii lo fair, $H fit $7;
choice rowH mill heifers, $0 50 to
$7; good to iiholi:", $U lo $l).5il;
Miiil I ii in to good, $5.50 lo $0; fair
In rrfi'il I u in . ill in li. hi); cnuiiiitin, $1
lo $5; runners. $2.50 lo $4; IiiiIIh,
$5 to $H; i:lioli:it iliilry calves, $12 to
$18; prliun Unlit nalvi-K, $10 lo $12;
medium light, $ lo $10; heavy. $U
to $7.50; choice feeders, $11.50 to
$7jnj fair to Kimtl, 15.110 lo !0G.
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1 1 I pi H. 255; market steady.
I'rliiiu mixed hogs, $0.50 lo
$10, 2G! smooth heavies, $D.2C to
ItncnlplH, 1 525; 10c lo 15c lowiir;
iiIkh, 5 He: lownr. I'rliiiu mixed, $0.50
to $10.25; Hinooth hciivlns, $0.25 to
$0.70; rough hnnvlcs, $7 to $8.25;
rat pigs, $8 to $0.25; feeder pigs, $7
to $8,50.
Nlii'op.
No receipts. Prime cast of moun
tain lambs, $7 to $8; viilluw IiiiiiIih,
$U lo $7; feeders, $5 to $0; light
yearlings, 00 pounds mid iindiir, $0
to $7; heavy, $5 to $0; wolhura, $5
to $0; cull lambs, $5; ewes, $1 lo
$4; huavy liuiihii, 90 poundH up, $5
to $0.
3cv viC o-fc .
Important Consideration.
Whim naming younif mm, parents i
ihotild Insure hi fuluro happiness by
selecting Iriltln la (hot will make
pretty monogram.
Philosophy of Ufa.
Instead of liiini'iilliiK anil bemoan
IniC what seems to be cruel Ufa, we
enn, If wo have the right phllmophy
of Ufo, n ml o harmonious note In the
llniicenhli Hivlrnniia'iit from which
w rannot at prvM.-nt cxtrlcnto our
clvca. Aa the oytli-r coven with jiciirl
the Irrllallii muni which haa Rot In
to Ita ahull mid iiinkua of II thing of
Im'iiii I y, no Hi', too, with Uliiillliiiim.
rotiniKo nnil good chciir, ran convurt
the comlltlona which now awin un
ihlnliiilila to u Into u riNlilno and
gliiiliiina. (IrlFou Kwctt Mnnlcii. .
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PRACTICAL GIFTS
FOR HER-at Saving, the likes of which have
never been seen before in Bend. All up-to-the-minute
High Class Merchandise.
Women's Coats
Reduced to .: $12.50 to $78.00
Children's Coats
Reduced to $1.98 to $17.50
Women's Dresses
Reduced to $12.50 to $38.00
Women's Suits
Reduced to $22.50 to $37.50
Rlouses and Waists
Reduced to $2.90 to $13.80
Separate Skirts . v
Reduced to $5.75 to $19.50
Middy Rlouses
Reduced to $2.25 to $7.50
Silk Camisoles
Reduced to., 98c to $2.98
Silk Envelopes
Reduced to $3.98 to $5.98
Silk Rlouses .
Reduced to $3.49 to $5.98
Silk Vests
Reduced to $2.48 to $3.98
Silk Gowns
Reduced to $8.50 to $11.50
Silk Hosiery n
Reduced to $1.38 to $3.78
Lisle and Cotton Hosiery
Reduced to - 29c to 98c
Ladies' Sweaters
Reduced to $5.98 to $15.00
Children's Sweaters
Reduced to $2.98 to $6.50
Ladies' Handkerchiefs the most won
derful assortment ever shown in Bend
Single Handkerchiefs
Reduced to, each 8c, 15c, 25c up to 87c
Handkerchiefs in Fancy Boxes
Reduced to, box $1.00 to $2.50
Ladies' Felt Slippers : ' " '
Reduced to $1-65 to $3.48
Ladies' Silk Petticoats, new o
arrivals; Reduced to $5.50 to $8.50
Ladies' Bath Robes
Reduced to .-. $5.90 to $12.50
Children's Bath Robes .
Reduced to - $4.98 to $6.25
' Only Three More Shopping Days
Shop As Early As You Can I
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We are offering to last hour shoppers almost endless variety and every shopping convenience.
We are splendidly' ready to care for the needs and wishes of the late shopper in search of the un
usual to offer as a token of remembrance and esteem at yuletide. Our stocks, complete, show such
a wide variety of choice that every desire is instantly met, whether the one to be remembered be
wife, mother, sister, hubby, son or sweetheart. So we invite you to bring your Christmas gift
problems here to us. Special price inducements are also offered an advantage that will stretch
the buying power of every dollar you spend.
Christmas Handkerchiefs by the Thousands
Whothor It Ih to ho a boiiuliful mIiikIo hunilkerchiof of
lino quality or a box .of aevarul, you will llnd that wo are
Hplimillilly propurod to moot your rioedK. Ncvar bofore hare
wo Hhown auch UHnortmontit of handkorclilofH.
Thiiro uru IhouHundM of bonutlful Importnil handkcrchlefx
In Arinonlun luce trlminoil, HwIhb embroidery trimmed, Nip
pon iiuihroiilnry trim mod and Madeira embroidered.
Iteniurkablo aHHortmentH of beautifully embroidered
bundkorcblnfa of Inaa cxponalve quality are alao Hhown.-
IIoxoh of three to hIk are slioWn, priced 35c to $1.50.
HlnglellandkerclilofM, priced lOo to $1.05.
Make It Gloves
. You'll muko no mistake If you place "gloves" opposite
bor name on your Hat, for no matter bow many pair ahe
already hna, aho'll alwaya welcome am art glovea. -We're
allowing aplnndld assortment - of the finest American and
Kronen gloves moderately priced at $2.75 to $4.95.
If you're not sure of the size, buy her a glove certificate
and lot hor select her own. Issued for any amount.
The New Kodak Purses
That swing so Jauntily on the arm are a delight to
womon who carry muffs. Genuine leather, silk lined, snap
flap top with an ohllng mirror Just where It can be used
conveniently. Priced at $3.60 and $6.75.
Men's Neckwear
Excellent values In Men's Neckwear at 75c, 95c, $1.00,
$1.15, $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00.
Men's Shirts
Our entire stock of Manhattan, Ida and Standard Shirts
at thirty per cent discount.
Men's Initial Handkerchiefs
Men's Initial Handkerchiefs at 25c, 3 for $1.00, 50c, 75c.
Phoenix, Interwoven and Holeproof Hosiery
Lisle Sox in black and colors at 50c, 60c and 65c.
Silk Sox In black and colors at $1.00 and $1.35.
Universal Nightwear for Men
Pajamas at $2.76 to $3.95.
. Night Shirts at $1.50 to $2.95.
House Slippers
Men's Leather and Felt House Slippers at $2.45 to $4.35.
Other Gift Suggestions For Him
Collar Bags, Handkerchief Cases, Belts, Suspenders,
Sweater Coats, Sweater Vests, Playing Cards in Cases, Bath
Robes House Coats, Mallory. Hats, Kuppenbeimer Suits 'and
Overcoats.
MANNHEIMER BROTHERS
Sldt Prtiel!y Treeless.
Sicily It practically a treeless coun
try. In a Journey of 150 miles across
the Island, one can not observe a sin
gle tree that would cut a ten-Inch
bonrd. Wide bonrds (14-Inch) of Itnl
Isn origin are employed tn tho making
of hravy boxes for the shipment of
llcorlf-e. Tho wood Is a species of Ca
Inbrlnn fir. .. . .
GRAND
Wednesday and Thursday
MATINEE ON BOTH DAYS
f
EDITH ROBERTS
in
"The
Adorable
Savage"
Tonight Last Time
ERIC VON
STROHEIM'S
Wonder Picture
"THE DEVIL'S
PASS KEY"
Exclusive Organization.
Though IcKi-nilnrlly reputed to be
more Ihrn 1.000 years old. tho Order
of the Thistle wns founded hy .Tinned
II In KS87. Afti'r the revolution, snys
the l.uiiiUin ijinr. It fell IntoMi-sue-tuile.
hue wns revived by Queen'Anne
In I7H3. Tlie chapel of the order. In
St Ollci cathedral, where the king
aii.'ndi'd service on Sunday, was not
rniiiiiii'iiced until 1000.
, The Thistle Is one of the most re
clusive drileri Its only member bo
lug the king nnd 10 knights. Thejpoiln
of tlie' ordcT Is: "Who dnur meddle
with me."
Njw Ferrule for Crutches.
A now ferrule for crotches, wood
en legs, or canes is tipped with rub
ber nml contains n colled .spring In
side of tubing so It revolves as well
ii iii-lng resilient.
Glass Waahboarda Lessen Friction.
A glass. - washboard, altbough It
breaks more easily. Is to be preforreif
to a metal one because the friction on
the clothes Is less. However, If a
metal washlinard Is need It should be
thoroughly dry before being put away,
so that It will .not warp or attract
waterbugs.
The Text. .
"Mabel Is engaged to a young man
she met on her vacation" "That sol
When t.4 the wedding to be?" "She
doesn't know that. She's got to wait
and see whether or not he's going to
write Xo her.'. It may be that he'll
Just forget nknut It. you know."
New Ship Lines.
A report from lirazll says that new
steamship lines are contemplated be
tween Italian anil Rrnzlllnn norm.
Talmudle Wisdom.
Throw no atones Into the well
whence you have drunk. The Tal
mud. ...
Harness for Men. .
To help support the spines of men
who have to stoop over at their work,
an Inventor has patented a sort of
spring harness that Is attached to the
shoulders and hips.
io aream you ucine your reet ae
notes trouble In collecting money
which Is due you. To dream of lurge
or deformed feet foretells a Journey
which will cost you many tears. To
scratch the bottom of your feet de
notes treachery and flattery. To have
no feet at all Is an evil omen; It fore
tells some great calamity. Cold feet
foretells a quarrel with a friend.
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Now That Our Christmas M
Shopping Is Completed
Let Us Turn Our Attention to
CHRISTMAS DINNER
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We have nftde a' special effort to select dainties-;
that" would aid in the preparation of this meal.;,
;We are able to supply you. everything from pre
U pared Hum Puddings; to Cranberries. Call us ,
1 on the phone No. 51 and we will be glad to
; make suggestions for special delicacies.
SPECIAL FOR THE CHRISTMAS
STOCKING
' Large English Walnuts, 3 lbs. for. $1.00
reanuts, per id : k j?
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Christmas Mixed Candies, several kinds. The
finest Oranges you have ever seen. Nice eating
Apples, Grape Fruit, Lemons, Mixed Nuts Al
monds, Brazil Nuts, Etc., Etc.
Smith's Grocery
'"''l- PHONE 51
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Open . Wednesday, Thursday arid Friday Evenings
T until 9 o'clock.
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