The Bend bulletin., January 17, 1917, Page 3, Image 3

TIIK IHC.M) ItfM.KTIN, HUM), OHKfiON', WKDNKHIIA V, JA.M'AKV 17, 1017
1A(J K .1
OIIKdON TRUNK THAIN
AitIvi'm 7 : ii. in.
I.IUIVKH ' !' "'
O.-W. IC. N. TIIAIN.
Anlvcu 7 : : ! "'
l.mmm 7 : 2 R n. in.
AUTO HTAUK LINK SOUTH.
l.mivn B:4ft a. in.
Arrives 1 P'
AUTO LINKS.
Cum to Munis, Kurt Kliiiiiuth
Kurt Hock, Hllvor l.ako und
ollmr pnl n In Houlli mid south
eiiHt.
I'OHT ()l I K i: HOlltS.
Uminrul dullvnry open dully
H;IIU H. in. to 11 p. in.
No mull dliitrlhiiliid on Runduy
NIkIH Colli niiill clones H:15
Day train mull clonus tl:H0 a. in.
ti:i.i:jiiai'ii hours.
WvRturii Union dully 7 n. in. to
V i. in. tluhduy mid holldnys
8-10, 4-0.
tioi.ki'Mom: hoiiis.
I'uolllo TbI. & Tul. Co. !H liour !
service, IncludliiK Bunduy.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
('. I.. Glut, of HIhIith, Ih u IiuhIiichh
TlHltor III llxiid tluy.
W. I). ('hcimy In I'xpni'li'il In H-nil
miniu Hum hilitr In thn wm-k.
It. A. Andnmoii, of Hi Tumnlo
Co., U In llmid toduy on IiuhIik-hh.
Wllllnm 1.. Ilinwn, of tliu llrown
Compuiiy, of I'ortluinl, In a buslm-ss
vlMllnr In lli iiil Imluy.
Mis. II. S. Hull. mit linr of Mm.
C. H. HiiiInoii. Ii-rt tlilH morning liy
wny of Ciillfornlii. for Oklahoma.
Mr. nuil Mm. J. C. Ithodim Iiiivii
ri'turm-il In llmid from u trip to thidr
forini'r homes In Hi'iitllu Mini Mon
rni'. WiiMhliiKtoii.
1 IC. ('hasn und K. J. Ki'liniK'ii will
npi'ii up 11 liotnii huknry mid dnll-i-ul
KHHt!! Hhop on Wull xtri-i't, m-ur
Mliini'notii, on Tliumilu)'.
J. 1 1. Spalding, of Hut I'ii lilt' l.iiin
Iht Co., of Onlikunll. Wlxionnln, IH
vIhIIIiik In llcnd toduy it I tliu llrunks
Krnnlon I.uiiiIiit Co. plant.
Frank M.-Cnf f..ry. I.. K. Hmltli. Z.
M. Ilrown, Churli'H II. Miller. W. T.
Mullnrkny und Will In in lluekley urn
Redmond resident who uro VIhIIIiik
In Ilia city toduy.
II. C. Kllln. J. A. Hastes, (). C.
1 1 iMi Kin. ii. j. wvuriurr. Aiuunw r. Kn,,.y Korrest 6
CiiBliiniin. Krml I.. Ituey, Oluf Swiiii-j, KiiIhtIh &
on, lOrnest OImimi und Olnf Ilniiip
Hlimil worn llmid business vIhII otm
In 1 ' r In v 1 1 1 today.
AT I IIOTIOLS.
John I). HpulilliiK, of OiiIiIiohIi, In
registered nl llui I'llol lluttn.
W. O. Wubliles, A. A. llul", T. W.
Mm Hhull, William 1.. (Jiiiliiiin and
II. K. I'lirkliurHt, of rortlund, uro
gUCHtS lit III" I'llllt IlllttU.
It. i. lliilini'M, of Hun Kruiii'lHro,
Ih HpiinilliiK thn duy In llmid on bus
iness, ilo Ih vIhI t in k ut tho I'llol
lluttn.
II. K. Swingle, of Fleetwood, Ih ul
tho I'llol Hullo.
Clyilo Wurd, of 1'ortlund, Ih slop
ping ut thn W 1 1 1: 1 1 1 holnl.
l V. Tucker, of Fleetwood, 11
registered ut tliu Wright.
John Cumiuliigs and II. ('. Den
ning, of Kurt Hoik, uro registered
ut Hid Wright holnl.
H. Kryear und W. F. Frynur, of
K lam a til Fulls, uro guests at tin.'
Wright.
Krucsl Uordon In In tliu city from
Hpokuim, und Ih HtoppliiK ut tlm
WrlKlit.
HOSPITAL SITE FUND
NOW REACHES $4,415
Tint addition of 23G to Hut nu b
srrlptlnu IIhI for thn purchuHit of tho
site for til ii Sister's lionpltul III Iliind,
wuh ri'porti'd toduy, lirliiKlnK the
total up to 4,4 lf, un aggrcgule of
14,1 SO having nlreiuly been pub
Hulled In Tho lliilletlu.
New s'uhsrrlpllnns urn us follows:
J. I'. lloiineKsey 1100
Mm. (jeorge HroKlei Iiouh 10
I.. C. Itudow 10
6
6
6
C
&
... . 10
10
t
5
6
5
F. K. Hiilllvan
Dr. Dwlghl 1". Mlll.ir
Jon Itork
llmid tiaruKO Co
Hend Fish Market
(1. W. Horner . ..
J. J. Klein
MIhh Alice I). KpuldliiK
Mm. A. T. Kruiim
J. T. Hardy
K. H. ivrln
Ilnnry l.hiHtvr . 10
AniLTlrun lluknry 10
Mm N. P. Smith 10
C. I'. NlHwoiiKnr 10
Bend in Brief
DOINGS IN YOUR CITY.
You'll Find Them Here.
TOI)AV.
I.yon lU't ivul, I'roHliytrrliui rlmri li,
7: ill) p m.
County Cmrt, Couni'll riMitn, 1(:(M)
M. m.
K. of I'., Hnthi-r'H Hull.
CoiiiiiicrcliU Club jUiiclii!on, Pilot
lluuo Inn, niMin.
THURSDAY.
l.yon Iti-vlvul, I'rcahytirrUn rliurch,
7:iM)pm.
Ioynl Ortli-r of Mimw, Hutlicr'u
Hull, H:(M p. m.
FIUDAY.
HonH of Norway', Hulhr'n Hall,
H:W p. m.
Dunir, Wcxt Hide Azrlrulturul An
wM'lutlon, Tumalo, H:IK) p. m.
lyon Itnvlval, lrriliytTlin cliurcli,
7:1M) p. m.
HATI'IIDA V.
l.yon Illl, I'rwdiyUTUiii church,
7:. 'to p. m.
KfNDAY.
rn-uchlnK HTVlr. all rhurrhra,
iiioritlnK anil afternoon.
l.yon IWIvul, I'rcxb) KtUiii church,
7:110 p. m.
MONDAY.
Itiyul Arch Mumhih, MuhoiiIc Hull,
8:00 p. m.
l.yon Itovlvul, Proibytcrlttn church,
7::wi p. ui.
AHTISAXH HOLD MKKTIXO
Mm. J. H. I'Durco, Hupromo fluid
maiiHK'ir of the (Jultod ArtlRanH, met
with tho local aaacmbly Tueaduy ev
niilnn In thn Labor Tumpln. A Hhort
IiuhIiii.-hh mnctliiR was held ut which
Mm. I'l-nreo ipoke to the llcnd mem
Imm und complimented them upon
their work and their present finan
cial HtundliiR. Following the bus-
Iiiihh nieeiliiK, a ileaHanl noclul time
wus npent. HefreshinentH were
nerved by the ladies. A larRe cIubb
will be Initiated at the meeting on
January 24 and a full attendance Is
urned to annlnt In tho work.
Your old phonograph records will
he taken by the Day MuhIc Co. Adv.
ADVfKTISEMENTS
YOU GET WHAT v
YOU WANT WHEN
YOUASKFORITHERE
FOR SALE
pll HAI.K Five of the best lots In
Kenwood, 1125 each, cash. I,.
II. Nlckemon. 31-3Gp
pOK BAI.K Old newspapers, at The
Ilulletln office; Just the thing for
carpet lining, for covering shelves,
or to help start the fire In the morn
ing. l-6tf
poll HALF: The oldest established
restaurant in Bend. Inquire at
144 Oregon St., or write Box 330,
Bend, Oregon. 33-3Gp
poit HALR Two lots In Northwest
Townslte Company's Second Ad
dition (west of the river, near Shev
I in mill); price 1160, easy terms. Ap
ply abc. Bulletin office. tf
poll HALF; Cheaper than you can
build, nicely furnished four-room
bungalow; bath room and basement;
all for 11.200; $600 cash. Phone
Red 721. 25i.fc
FOUND
poCNI) In road; auto wrench.
Owner may have same by apply
ing at this office and proving prop
erty. 22tfc
WANTED
yAXTF;i) Music scholars for pi
ano. Call 820 N. yulncy Ave.
on phono Black 1581.
MISCELLANEOUS
f'Hl.M.NKY KVF:f:I"IXG All work
aunts neuuy. i'iiuiic tu iwu
1641. 32-46p
Why Pay $100 to $200
for a Lot away out in the Suburbs when ou can get
a CHOICE LOT in
RIVER TERRACE
only 4 minutes walk from Post Office, for onh)
$300.' Easy terms.
HARRISON LATHAM COMPANY.
Sola Agents
Our MACKINAWS
Are Built for Just
Such Weather as this!
The line is complete, in colors: Brown, Green, Grey,
Red, Blue, Mottled, Plaids, Stripes, and Plain ; sizes
28 to 44 ; prices
$5.50, $7, $7.50, $8, $8.50
You will find YOUR Mackinaw in this line-up.
Clean-up Price on $5.50 Sheep-lined d A 7 C
Coats v. O
DRY GOODS
SATHER'S
FURNISHINGS
SHOES
LOST
OST Angora Cat; finder return
to Bend Hardware; reward 44c
Hunters and fishermen, warning!
Stay on my prembtes. C B: ALLF'.V.
Paid adv. 30-35c.
Day Music Co. are agents for Ibe-BruiiBwitk-Balke.
Collender combi
nation pool and billiard tables. J30t
and up. Let us put one in your
home. Adv.
Let us take your old phonograph,
records in trade for a new machine..
Day Music Co. Adv.
Want Ads only ONE CENT a word.
Grand
Prize
Dodge
Car
S-PasSo
1917
Model
$880
Dodge Car Purchased from and Guaranteed by the Bend Garage Company,
Agents for Deschutes County, Bend, Oregon.
Second Prize, 1- Piece Bedroom Suite
Purchased from and Guaranteed by Thompson Furniture Company, Bend, Oregon.
Third Prize, Victrola
Purchased from and Guaranteed by the Reed & Horton Drug Company, Bend, Oregon.
Third Prize
in The
Bulletin's
Subscrip
tion Contest
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