The Bend bulletin., February 21, 1922, Page 3, Image 3

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ItlOND'l llAI.N HCIII.DU.IO
Oregon Trunk
Arrlvuit, 7:35 A, M.
Lniivim, 7:110 I'. M.
O.-W. It. & N.
Arrives, 0:D0 I", M.
Liiiivm, 7:00 A. M.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Tlin ilK.Nl lll'l.l.KTlN, DAILY EDITION, IIKNI, OHKGON, Tl KHDAV, KKIIIUAItY 21, 1022.
iiibmi in'''"r'"-'irrrrninMM-rriwiwMi"-" hiihiimii'iiii iwwii mummmwmaHTwnr Kmmmmm'mmm 1 1 limn w
fifty f'VikS irr'v 1'' ? V'tN? I
II. I'.. Weaver In inMniiM 111 wit li
liiflinmu.
(iMiii'Kn H, Itdlii'i'lH In Hi'rlouxly III
Willi lll'IIIIHllllll.
Jllllll'K A. Ill'IIWh WOllt 1(1 Mf:t'lllllK
hint nll'.ht nil ImiiliirnH,
CliiirlcH lluiiii'it left fur 1 r ( I ii ii 1
lllHt IllC.Ilt Oil llllllllH'HH,
M!hh Kniiim Prnrk, Junior li I k Ii
pi'liunl liai'lii'i', hi III Willi In Rrlppn.
Comity AHHKHimr A. Ai Audi-mou,
Willi III III Willi III Klll". I" !'' llil'l I'll
I in priv t in; Inilny.
Four riintllilnli'H will In Klvi'tl tint
firil t ii ii I. In 1 h n Iv n I . h I ii of Pythian
ludK" Wiilui'Niliiy iiIhIiI.
W. .Mii.iuii'.lilln. who h n h tui-ti
wnikliiK iiL n lumber I'll nip iii'iic
Ileml, left Iiihl nli;lil for I'urlluiiil.
J. W. fuli-H, cli'ik In Hi" office
of th I ii'Mi'huli'rt Nil I luliiil foi'i'Ht, Ih
' confined lii lib Iiiiiiiii liy n H'-viti'
rulil.
W 1 1 1 1 it it i Iiimliiy, wIki Ii ii n Ihiiii mn-
plnyd In Hid woiiiln by i In! IIiuiiIih
Hranlnu Co., left Inst night fir 1'ml
liiml. Iliirolil Kelloy, son of Mi". M. K.
Kollcy, him been threatened with
IMii'iiiiiinilii. but in now reported to
lio recovering.
. Tim Di-Hcli til roiinty lllirnry will
lio closed tomorrow evening In roc
Knltlon of tliii niiiilviirmiry of WiihIi
liiKlon'a birthday.
E. I.. Douthlt wont to rorlluiiil
ImhI iiIkIH to dniiinnstrultt llm luiiidy
nolo bed. ii local Invention, ut t lio
nportmuon'ii show,
J. T. Ilnnly, traveling freight and
'passenger nKonl for tho Oregon
Trunk, arrived III Bond from Port
land thin morning.
Tho Hnniihlno dull will moot with
Mm. Hurry Hamilton nt her Iiiiiiiii
lit BO I Newport avenue tit 2:30
o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
John 8. Ilonll of Portland prosl
drnt of tho Const Culvert & Flume
Co. wim In llend yesterday on liinil
liess. Ilt spent today nt Tnmnlo.
Tho Ladles Aid society of tho
Christian church will moot with Mm.
P. M. Klllott. 1137 Portland avenue,
at 2 o'clock Wednesday uftoriioon.
N. H. Olson and, family vltilti'd In
Iliiid ovor tho wok ond with Mrs.
i J. C. Hlnck, Mm. Olson's mother.
who In now recovering from a recent
! Injury.
Frank Rhoffold, formerly milt
' foreman for Tin1 Hliovlln-Illxnn Com
: iany hut liow of Antelope, arrived
I In Hi' nil thin morning for mi Induf-
I tt It o May.
Mr. nnd Mm. William Doogtl of
Culvnr spent tho week mid vIhUIiik
with Mr. nnd Mrs. W. P. Myers, Mm.
tlnngll roturnod to hor homo ynstor
ilay, Mr. Bnogll thin morning.
LnT RrstNatioiiglWeek p&r
WMmm&y ' A WEEK OF super pictures MjWl.W
S - RAOUL BUSTLR RICHARD BEN 1
I V WALSH KEATON (Joseph) BABtHELMESS TURPIN G),
kM$$$M I f T i tC T- lng r" Wednesday and Thursday ' I
f,pii-iyi-3 tlTfiylli dependently under independent di- ' I
miKMMMlZSMl in pictures of the highest type- i Lllli 8 A iLCi I
I Th following is our program for ! VllU 1 1111 VAJ I
R . Viy ,.,,A i First National Week.
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, T;.'rsi." l " A' I' V 4'V
I Liberty, Tuesday, Feb. 21, and i
j Grand, Wednesday, Feb. 22, Mr. ?
I and Mrs. Carter DeHaven in
"Twin Beds." Funny? Why, its i
TALMADGE
I
e a scream!
DINNER
DANCE
THURSDAY OO
FEHHUAUY
PILOT BUTTE INN
Dinner Service, 7 : 00
to 8: 80
Dancing, 7:00 to 10:00
LIBERTY
TONIGHT
GRAND
THURSDAY .
Cayenne, KrliolM, Compl tail ion!
llic Hlirfck uf luiK"i( liiyo jiihI
KulisNury I-'lelil'M populMr iii.tuitui piny.
An cvctiliiK of Mnurrie, l'hik PhJmiuhm
jifl MntiiK drink. llrhiK Had, too!
Ih 'll llkr thin our.
A.
I
I Wednesday and Thursday, Feb-
I ruary 22 and 23, Constance Tal-
madge in "The Love Expert." j
Friday and Saturday, February j
24 and 25, Norma Talmadge in
"The Branded Woman." j
. All the above five productions at
regular prices. We hold a fran- j
chise on all First National pictures
for both Bend and Prineville,
which gives us the exclusive right j
j on the best line of pictures to be S
obtained at any price and-that is.
!5 why we are able to give you many ?
big special productions at regular j
j prices. j
Love
There is always many a
laugh in every Constance Tal
madge picture, but we think
you will exceed the laughing
speed limit when you see this
one. Load in the family
step on the gas and all laugh
together.
E&3CBB
Mr. anil Mm. Lloyd Kollcy aro In
lli'inl from Ilolmvlllo, Montana, vla
ItliiK nt tlm Iiomn of Mr. Kollny's
inothor. I.loyd Ih a former Ilond
roHldont. Ho wiih niniriod III Mon-
WiTfrarsfimrrararirarrsfNfr
, ,
1 HOTEL ALTAMONT I
Ul
n
L'i
The Red Cross
Wants your discarded
clothinp; and old pieces
of furniture.
Thoy will do Homo mm
n Ktvnt.
Tlio Itoil CroHH Shop in
upon on Hiitnrilny foro
noon from 1( to l!l!
mill Wi'ilni'idii.v mill
Hnlni'iliiy nflornoonii
from ii to 5 o'clock.
ROOMS 217 AND 240
MINER BUILDING
Another Name for Homo
P Stoiim liciitnd rnoniH, woll fur-
iiIhIkh! anil woll kopt, with hot
ff) nun coui ruiiiuiiK wuior.
!1
11 nontnd hy day, wook or month,
Monthly ratoH, $10 rt $22. GO.
tana only a fow months ago.
Oorno S Drlght, foroHt examiner,
wag lime today on hia way from the
district forest? office in Portland to
the Ochoco National forest. He is
Interested here In timber survey
Good Family Dining
Room. Board by the
month, $28.00
MIhn A. I). HpalilliiK, Prop.
Phone I (l-.I. Tilt Hi'omlwny R
The tenderness of
STEAKS
depend' much on how
they are cut
Try Our Steaks
We think they will
please you.
O'DONNELL BROS.
AMERICAN MADE
Aluminum Ware
Your Choice for
$1.25
Self basting O pt. Roaster
2 .t. t'offoo Porcolntor
2 it. Double Holier
II qt. Ton Ki-ttlo
I I )t. Dish Pan.
I I lit. Wat it l'nll
(I qt. l'our ('onililiuuloii
Cnokor Sot
8 qt. ('i)iivox Cover Kettle
Tho valuo in ovory nrtlclo listed far exceeds tho price. This
nliimlnum la of a very honvy gniito and substantially made.
Owlns to the tact that wo could secure only two dozen of each
of thoso articles It will he necessary to limit one to a customer;
and nono Bold to children.
Sale Starts Saturday
AT O'CLOCK P. M.
No articles sold or reserved before that tlnio. Ho here if you
wish to prollt by this remarkable sale of aluminum.
You no doubt wonder how we can soil tho best grades of mer
chandise nt tho ridiculously low prices we are now offering. The
socrot Is We Buy Klgbt. Wo aro a momber of the greatest
buying syndicate of novelty merchandise In America tho Con
solidated Merchants Syndicate. Our great buying power means
dollars nnd conts to you It you take advantage of the spe
cials wo offor. , -
Stockmon's ri50 Store
work which is going on under the
direction of Deputy Supervisor W. H.
Harriman.
Put It in The Bulletin.
Takes Root Easily.
The w illow Is one of the most adapt
able plants. A willow switch merely
stuck in wet suitable ground Is almost
sure to take root.
Brunswick
Records
FOR MARCH
2183 rty Tho Pyramids, Fox Trot Gene Rodeniechs Orch.
75c Right or Wrong, Fox Trot Gene Rodeniechs Orch.
2181 I've Got My Habits On, Fox Trot..Ben Kruegers Orch.
73c School House P.lues, Fox Trot Ben Kruegers Orch.
2182 Smilln', Fox Trot Selvln's Orchestra
7Sc Goodbye Pretty Butterflies, Fox Trot Selvln's Orch.
2178 Itallnn Airs, Accordian Solo -...Mario Perry
75e Gloria Wnltss, Accordian Duct..Mario Perry, J. Peppino
COftO Alohoa Oo Irene Williams and Male Tlio
$1.00 Golomlrina Irene Williams and Elizabeth Lennox
l;tO;t:l Little Town In The Otild County Down Theo. Karle
511.25 Lassie O'MIno : Theo. Karlo
' SO027 Air For U String, Violin Solo Bronlslaw Huberman.
01.50
Bend Furniture Co.
BRUNSWICK PHONOGRAPHS AND RF.CORD8