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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 21, 1922)
PACK 8 tub ihcxd nrwaimN. paily edition, iiknd, orkoon, natuumv. jamahy at, iiaa. $S.OO Reward For Finding The Missing Shoe at CASHMAN'S BIG SHOE SALE! 270 Pairs of Men's Shoes (Broken Sizes) Valued $5, $6, $7, $8-On Sale at 127 Pairs Boys' and Girls' Shoes, Valued up to $4.00 On Sale at - - 7s SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY $1.(85 TINY TOTS IN PLAY WEDDING CHILDREN AND ELDERS PLEASED Entertainment Given I'nder Auspices of rresbytcrian Ladies' Guild Brings Many Laughs Small Actors Are Well Trained. The Presbyterian church auditor ium was filled last night with an ap preciative audience which enjoyed j every minute of the "Tom Thumb" wedding entertainment staged by Sliss M. A. Fell under the auspices of the Ladies' guild. Interest in the doings of the well trained children was increased by the fact that a ma jority of the grown folks in the au dience were watching their own chil dren act. Children's love of "dressing up" was never better satisfied than In this entertainment, in which all of the characters wore "grown up" clothes, evening and wedding gowns, or dress suits and stovepipe hats. The arrival of each new character pro voked a gale of merriment among the children in the audience, which 'was shared with a little less abandon by the elders. 1 Someone evidently had been whis pering local gossip to the director, for the rejected suitor, the bachelor friends of the groom and the old maids bore very familiar names. Many In Cast The following children took part: Bride, Roberta Bennett; groom, John Pringle; maid of honor, Phyllis Coe; Best man, Kiel Farnham; minister, .Willard Farnham: minister's wife, Jane Farrell; bridesmaids, Mary Jane Hamilton, Bernice Haines, Francelle Childs, Kathryn Farrell; ring bearer, Helen Donovan; mother and father of the bride, Roberta Lin ton and Bobby DeArmond; mother and father of groom, Beryl Gove, Leonard Valley: grandfather and PD A Wn SATURDAY uivnny , Sunday Wanda Hawley IN KISS "A IN TIME" Adapted trom the novel "From Four to Eleven" A UNIQUE COMEDY DRAMA Admission, 10c and 25c WANTED Poult Ion In onico by young mun; no wages pxpaclnd II rat two months; nomlnul wai;ns thereafter. Inquire Mrs. Forbes. Hod Cross. S3-3S-43C WANTED Clean cotton rags at The Bulletin office. tfc FOR RENT FOR KENT Two hoimes; good lo cation. K. O. Stailtur,. phono 2S-W 70-3S-3UC FOR SALE FOIl SALE Two thoroughbred White Rock cockerels, 7 months old, and one White Leghorn cock erel. Inquire Deschutes Garage, or DOS Odgen avo. 77-3-39p FOR SALE Wood; dry limb wood. (4.50; body wood, $6, DO, per cord. Call Rend Investment Co., Phono 10-J. 9-1 9-5 Ip THIS SPACE BELONGS TO C. J. LEVERETT HlllV. TALK NO. SM AI1III.INII WOMAN'S I'KOTIUTIVK DIVISION Let the preachers nnd good women of the elly tiike rare of the wnywiird girl. I.e( the NherllT nnd t-lilef of pullre bundle the evil-minded iniin. The Womiin'N Protective Division t'iin he made n curse Instead of a blessing. Truly. Net Hide Talk .Inn. UN) C. J. I.KVKUUTT. I. S. For sale, I room house on nest side, I'rlre 111,1.10. Olllie, 10.1,'t Bond HI reel, Bend, Oregon. SIOK ('. J. I,. USED CARS LOST CAR FOR SAI.K One OIiImiiioIiIIk ! LOST Ladles' wrist six touring car. 1930 model: streets of II I or $1)60.00; easy terms. SnuDiworili thetilor. Kinder please liros. tiiirnge. wittch on In l.llieriy i el urn to M-.1s.3Ue DiiMetln Wunl Ails bring results Ilulleiln Willi! Ads bring resulla try them. try tl grandmother Thumb, Russell Lucas, and Cora Wood; grandfather and grandmother Midget, George Inge man, Frances Taylor; bachelor friends of the groom, Robert Friberg. John Herbert; rejected suitor, Ver non Forbes; old maids, Helen Gar ner, Grace Gaither, Marie Friberg; cousins of bride, Mary Bennett, Ros ine Forrest; cousin of the groom, Dorothy Curry; sister of bride. Has Silvis; siters of groom, Lucile Gove, Doris Hudson; other guests, Mary Katherine Taylor, Rose Mary Henes sy, Marie Mortlson, Eva Rollins, Len eve Simpkins, Alice Coe, George David Coe, Woodson Bennett, Wayne Walker, John Curry, Lee Andrew Orr, Glen Simpkins; flower girls, Venoia Gibson, Celia Morteson, Har riett Brown, Heleu Walker, Lavelle McGrath, Zora Hummer. Minnie Hoo ver, Neoma Bevens, Ruth Gaither. .C , I ' 1 To The Boy's Advantage A thrifty young man snys that one of the earliest pos sessions in his remembrance was a savings book, and further (hat lie has never been without one. Theodore Roosevelt once said, "The habit of saving money, while It stiffens the will, also brightens the energies. If you would lie sure that you are beginning right, begin to save." The boy whose Interest In saving money has been kindled is on tlic right track. He has a great advantage over the ly who tliinhs he must spend every cent he can get his hands on. The. best and easiest time to start saving Is when money is scarce and comes hurd. When it comes easy It goes the same way. The First National Bank ThU Bank fa " Member of the Federal Reserve System Laura May Brown, Marie Arnold. Piano music was furnished by Mrs. Montell Coe. Refreshments were served during the entertainment to the wedding party. Willing Enough. A negro stro'lcd Into u public li brary. "Ah wont an eneyroclnpnodla,! he said. "Whose encyclopaedia, and what volume?" asked the attendant. "Ah don't rightly know," wos the an swer. "It's like ills: Us colored folk dune gone or-unUe a llfrary society. Ali'm on de program fob a paper oo 'Current Kvents.' Ah's Jes' like ter kinder read nit ii bit on de snlvlee'." HKOIKST FOR BIDH Oregon & Western Colonization Company will receive bids for tho drilling of a, six Inch well on cither Section three or ten, Township eighteen south, Range eleven E. W. M. Bids will be opened at the com pany office In Prlnevllle. Oregon, on February 1, 1922. All bids must specify rate per foot for each qual ity of formation, the company to furnish all casing only. Well to be located approximately five miles west of Bend, Oregon. Drilling to begin at once and be completed by March IS, 1 922. All envelopes con taining bids should be marked "Bid on Well." The company reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Address B. F. Johnson, Prlnevllle, Oregon. 39-41e $I3EMi Clarified advertUinjr charite Pr iiwiua 20 cent for Zi) worn or It'", une cent ptr word for all over 20. All dandified odverti Inir atrictly cah In advance. WANTED WANTED A baby under three years to care for by the month, for company; good home; mother's care. Box 150, Redmond, Oregon. 8&-39p Coming right at you-straight from the Wonder land of Northern Wilds-Kazan, The Killer 66 THE GREATEST JAMES OLIVER CURW00D STORY EVER TOLD With JANE NOVAK and "KAZAN," the world's wonder dog, rightfully named the "Killer," in a drama that flashes in vivid scenes of love and hate of the north, with its men, its women and its wild denizens the wolves, the mountain lions, and the huskies. A story of adventure you will long remember. Mrs. Joe Martin The famous Monkey Comedian in "Over The Transom" ft M "MIL. HELP WANTED For light house keeping. Phone 245-W. 87-3!l-41p WANTED Plain sewing and care of children by reliable woman. Phone Mrs. Forbes, Rod Cross, No. 253-J or 40-J. S1-38-43C SITUATION WANTED As house keeper, by young woman with child fourteen months old. Call Phone 21G-W. 80-37-39p 4 Sunday and Monday Matinee Suntlny Admission 10c, 20c and 33c.
