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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (April 28, 1917)
r.GK a One Year Old F EVERY, effort is al ways put forth to give our patrons the efficient service coupled with quality to which they are always en titled. 3C NEBRASKA BOOSTS CORN AND BARLEY (Br United Pm to the Bend Bulletin) LINCOLN, Neb., April 28. Under the direction of . Nebraska agricul tural experts, formers of Nebraska today are fighting' for the greatest corn and barley crops ever grown in the state. Balked in their efforts tor "bumper wheat' crops because winter "wheat was killed and plowed up. the state is planning to do its share of the national food mobilization cam paign through new planting gand in--Increaae of acreage.. Barley will be 'practically a new problem for most Nebraska farmers, as it has been grown but little, in the past, though the climate is admirably suited for it. COUNCIL CONSIDERS SIDEWALK MATTER (Contributed.) At a special meeting of the com mon council held late yesterday after noon, the city attorney was directed to make a brief statement for pub lication, in defense of the proposed amendment to the city charter, im posing liability on abutting owners tor injuries arising from defective 'sidewalks. The oouncil felt that such a statement should be made in Its defense, in view of the strong opposition that has arison in some quarters to the measure. A num ber of cities in Oregon haVe a similar provision, among them Corvallis. As the law exists, the city Is liable for, injuries arising from the defective condition of sidewalks, and so every taxpayer,' no natter how well he eepB his own sidewiiks in condition, must help pay the damages arising from the neglect of his neighbor, in that respect. . The abutting owner is lin a position to know the actual con dition of his sidewalk at any time better than anyone else can. The non-resident owner should be "represented by an agent in the care Of hiB property; at any rate, the dil igent resident owner should not be taxed to pay for the negligence of C. S. HUDSON, President U. C. COE, Vice President E. A. BATHER, Vice President. The First National Bank OF BEND, BEND OREGON. War Financing Inventory of the nation's assets for perparedness has dis closed only one satisfactory item. The financial system is competent and the banks art . ready. There are no soldiers, but there Is great wealth. There is a shortage of guns, but a surplus of dollurs. Ships must be built in the navy, but the banks are in commission. THE MILITARY SYSTEM MUST BE RECONSTRUCTED, BUT THE FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM IS WORK ING. Men must be trained for the army, but the men who handle finances are already skilled. THIS BANK IS A MEMBER OF THE FEDERAL RE SERVE SYSTEM. THE BEND BENNETT'S GROCER Y DECLARES A DIVIDEND OF lOO PER CENT A I T H FUL SERVHC E i ; Payable to its Loyal Friends for their Steadfast Friendship, to whom we wish to Express Our Sincere APPRECIA TION Louis Phone Black 33 1 even a non-resident owner. In conclusion, the city council wishes to remind the voters at Mon day's election that this amendment is submitted to them for their care ful consideration. After the argu ments for and against the measure had been carefully weighed, and asks that they carefully consider before votiqg In the negative. ADVERTISEMENTS YOU GET WHAT V YOU WANT WHEN YDUASK FOR rr HEBE FOR SALE poll BALE New four room house; terms. Inquire R. B. Voorhees, W. 12th and Newport, Kenwood Gar dens. 10 -121p pOR SALE Dairy cows, or will trade for stock cattle. Phone 13-F-3. 108-121tfc pOR SALE Tent house, sanitary cot, steel range, and saddle. In quire Kenwood Grocery. 1 07-1 2 ltfc pOR SALE Toulouse goose eggs, for hatching; five for $1. Mrs. F. V. Swisher, Tumalo, Oregon. 100-120p pOR SALE Small home bakery or coffee house outfit. See P. E. Chase,' on Wall St., at once. 96-119, 121c pOR SALE Cozy five room bunga low, on Boulevard; terms. In quire Bulletin. ' ' 92-118tfc E. M. LARA, Cashier L. G. McREYNOLDS, Asst. Cashier B. A. STOVER, Asst. Cashier ntXLRTLN, DAILY EDITION, REND, on the occasion of our FIRST ANNIVERSARY Bennett, Grocer O'Kane poit SALE Large gasoline tank, cheap. Inquire Bulletin. tf. poit HALE $11 BO, 500 cash, buys place worth $1700. J. B. Minor & Co. 74 116tfc poll SALE Upright Grand Rich mond piano. Inquire United Warehouse Company. 62-J life poll SALE High class fancy rk and art objets, from the stock of Miss Ida Burmelster. Call 605 Flor ida Ave. 46-110tfc. pOR SALE Cosy 4-room bunga low, adjoining Shevlln-Hixon mills; $200 cash, balance easy month ly payments. Inquire Guy H. Wilson, O'Kane Bldg. 97tfc. poll SALE First class cafo, well located, doing good business. In quire Bulletin. 93tfc. poll SALE OR TRADE Nine-acre orchard In Rogue River Valley. Adress Box 388, Bend, Or. 88tfc pOR SALE Two lots In Northwest Townslte Company's Second Ad dition (west of the river, near Shev lin nnjll); price $160, easy terms, Ap ply abc. Bulletin office. tf FOR RENT poll RENT Furnished house. In quire Bulletin. 101-1.0rt pOR RENT New four-room house. Phone black 1351. 102-'20,22c pOR RENT Modern six room house five blocks from depot. Inquire L. D. Wiest, 1304 Third St. 93-131p pOR RENT Apartment near mills, 232 Broadway, near Florida. : 103-'20tf pOR RENT Four room apartment, with water, bath and basement; $12.60 per month. Inquire S. Mu rasaki. 97-1 19tfc pOR RENT Five room house, on Franklin avenue, close In. Bath, hot and cold water. Inquire Bulle tin. 89-118, 121p pOR RENT Six room house, lights and wator; $12 per month; 8 minutes' walk to mills, 6 minutes to postofflce. Inqulro Log Cabin Bar ber shop. 76-'17,'18p pOR RENT 80 acres of irrigated land, six miles east of town, all cleared; house and barn on place. Apply Bulletin. 77-'17tf pOR RENT Furnished bedroom, bath included. 294 Jefferson Place 6-'16tfc. pOR RENT Modern five room houBe.' Inquire C, V.'Sllvls. 62-113tfc poll RENT Two new throe room plastered houses, half way be tween Postofflce and mills. Inquire 946 Delaware, or chief of police. 21 104tfc ORRUON, HAITItnAY. Al'ltll, IN- Building T OCT WAVTiril WANTED lrl to cook on ranch: - $26 per month. luqulrn llm.d i WANTED Teams for eon- Kmpioynnmt Am-niy. tn-i intra I (ST Monthly time book, with '1L,y i cuius iui tun name, Clyde I'ayno. lionet, on structton work. Iiend b,k cover. Howard for r.,iurn to Employment Agency. W,1SKJ!3 Bulletin, 83-118. 120p 1 3 b 49-llltfc lln tnuo orK. Inquire Ilullit- WANTED To buy hontit, mare " STRAYED Bay horso about IS preferred, weighing 1600 lo IfiOO WANTED Olrl to work for room years old, wolght about 800 lbs., pound,,; hay, brown or blin k. Mrs. mid board for small, whk". 1 1 - brnndod on loft shoulder. Tom p. L. Wilkinson. 1(2 Hnvnro Avo qulro Mrs. Vmnr liybnrn. 16.1 Jef- Soars, McKlnley Mill. g-22p nnnd. '" 104-t2l.22p forson H. V6-1 19,121c i Full Set of Teeth, Upper or Lower $10.00 GokTCrown, 22k...... 5.00 Bridge Work, 22k 5.00 Bridge Work, Porcelain 5.00 Crowns, Porcelain. 1..... 5.00 Fillings 1.00 The King Bee Dentists BACKED BY 20 YEARS OP EXPERIENCE. Over Postofflce, Ilend, Oregon. DR. A. C. KROOM, Professional Manner. Hours! 8:00 a. m. to 8:. 10 p. ni. Sundays 0:00 to 5:00 UK, 1IHT Oregon Street We are told by the highest medical authority that Bad Teeth Mean Sickness Disease Death Lady Assistant Always in Attendance. One Year Old S OU It appreciation will extend into the future by giving the best possible ser vice and the highest quality goods at all times.
