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THK BEND lilXLKTIN, DAILY KDITION, BKM, ORKflON, Tl'HHU.W, Al Cit STUH, 101 T
Many Attractions
Near Bend Readily
Enjoyed by Autoists
(Continued from Pago 1.)
AUTO FACTORIES NOW
Reduce the lilgh cost of living by
getting one of thn prises at the Har
vest bull at tho "Hip" Tuesday tilglit.
Adv.
One rent a word Is all n llltlo Wuul
Ad will cost you.
USING MANY WOMEN
(Joorgc. V. Hoover, on Trip KhM, Hit
One cunt a word Is all a lllt'u Wuiit
Ad will cost you.
Mii.vwcIIn Miiiiufuetureil, ami V lu
ll Munitions Factories.
MUWW bill
f i
is an institution and
Maxwell Service
is all that you yourself
consider service to mean.
It means our best opinion
on matters about your
car, expert advice that
will make your car last,
in fact' it means all that
service can mean, and
more, it means absolute
satisfaction to the small
est detail.
Universal Garage
Phone Black 1401
124 Greenwood, Bend,
Diamond Tires
Weed Chains
Blowout Patches
and all other
Automobile and Tire
Accessories
are to be found at the
Bend Hardware Co.
856 BOND STREET
C. 8. HUDSON, President E. M. LARA, Cashier
U. C. COB, Vice President L. G. McREYNOLDS, Asst. Cashier
E. A. SATHER, Vice President. B. A. STOVER, Asst. Cashier
The First National Bank
OF BEND, BEND, OREGON.
STATEMENT
June 20, 1917.
RESOURCES
Bills Receivable $432,302.70
Bonds and Warrants 19,374.18
Stock Federal Reserve
Bank 1,300.00
' Real' Estate, Furniture
and Fixtures 31,067.34
Bonds to Secure Circula
tion . 12,600.00
6 Redemption Fund 626.00
Other Real Estate Owned 3,677.63
'CASH AND EXCHANGE 183,064.75
Bonds to Secure U. S.
P. S 4,034.76
$688,736.24
LIABILITIES
'Capital 26,000.00
Surplus and Profits . 26,699.74
'Circulation . 12,600.00
'Deposits 624,636.60
i
$688,736.24
.First National Bank
Member Federal Reserve System.
And host of all, practically ovory
bit of the Deschutes which olio wants
to roach ran bo got at roudJly by auto
mobile. Thai la why Its attractions
are so extraordinarily popular and
why the big river is becoming o more
and more ImporUint asset drawing
tourists to this territory, and why
It Is making Bond more and mora a
center tor automobilo and tourist
travel. .
There IsnH a prettier mountain
rii en (low In the world than Crane
Prairie, where hundreds of acres of
natural fields are bordered by (ho
forests and fringed by the snow
mountains, while tho rives divides
1 itself into various brunches whoso
clear cold water meandors between
grassy banks, delightful to camp
I upon and perfoct to f'.sh from.
;hmI RimmI to Prairie.
I A good road extends from Bend to
' the Pralrio and tho fifty-odd miles
can be negotiated In a short after
noon's drive, leaving plenty of lee
way for an evening of fishing.
Then, following the river down
stream there are countless attractive
I places. They are worth visiting olth
' er for the fisherman or simply the
; lover of out-of-doors who Is content
to enjoy the beauties of nature with
out using either a rod or a shotgun.
And In the hunting season, of course,
there is good duck shooting at many
points along the river, and parties
can leave Bend In the morning and
be back at night and have all the
sport . they want. Just as fishermen
can do now.
Automobile roads follow tho Des
chutes pretty closely, and it is pos
sible to get into the river at almost
any point of its 125 miles of wind
ing above Bend.
Benham Kails Popular.
Perhaps the most-visited and most
popular single point along the river
above Bend is Benham Falls. The
Deschutes drops there in a white
watered cataract, booming down
through a narrow, rock-walled cleft,
with great pine trees rising on cither
hand. Below the falls themselves,
the water flows in a aeries of cascades
for half a mile or more, skirting the
edge of the lava beds which cover
several square miles, extending west
erly from Lava Butte.
There are other attractive falls
and many delightful places to fish
and to plunic, following down from
Lava Island .to Dutch John's bridge.
Along this lower stretch of the river
the big mills now conduct tholr camps
and in addition to the natural attrac-
Ore.
j tions there is much of interest to be
seen in the modern logging opera
tions. I In short, there are scores of dc
! iightful. outings that can be enjoyed
all along the Deschutes, and all of
them are made accessible through' the
! automobile. A gallon of gasoline,
or a couple of, gallons at most, will i
take the Bend resident or the Bend
I visitor to all sorts of pleasant places
in which to fish, to hunt, to picnic
' or camp.
I From the automobilists' standpoint
another advantage of Bend is that
I hore are to be found splendidly equip
jped garages and repair facilities of
! all sorts. The local "trouble chas
lers? can fix all sorts of auto ailments.
and visitors' cars are sure of first
class treatment.
Also, the local garage men now
handle about all the first class cars
on the market, and Sny resident of
Bend can now purchase a new car
here, or get new parts. Just as well
and, in fact, better, than if he tries
to deal with an outside point.
And lastly. Bend's fine modern ho
tels offer accommodations which
meet the requirements of the most
fastidious traveller. Inquiries to any
of them, or to local garages, or the
Commercial club, will bring prompt
and complete information regarding
auto trips that can be taken from
here, rates, fishing, transportation
and anything else of interest to the
prospective visitor. And The Bul
letin will gladly communicate with
anyone who wants data about such
matters.
Hop along and dance at the Hippo
drome Tuesday night it's the big
harvest ball. Adv.
BAPTIST REVIVAL.
"Bend'a Biggest Fool, and What
God Says About Him," is tho sub
ject at the Baptist revival, this even
ing at 8 o'clock. Bible lecture to
morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock, on
"The Holy Spirit." The public Is
heartily Jnvlted to all of these ser
vices.
The most people, the ones who en
joy good dancing, will be at the Har
vest ball Tuesday night. Adv. .
Goorgo F. Hoover, Just returned
from un extendod visit to his old
homo In Kuluniuroo, Michigan, and
a long stay at the .Maxwell factory
in Detroit, made tho trip from Bond
via Vulo,. Boise and Montana polntB
In the Maxwell recently purchased by
J. K. Engobrctson,
Ton days ware spent between Bend
and Chicago, as bud roads, duo to
recent rains were encountored lu
Illinois and lowu. The dlaiaueo trav
eled was about 2360 miles. Mr,
Hoover suld that, due to the draft,
many women were being cmployod
In the Maxwell factory to do work
that was within their power, such as
manipulating the smull machines In
finishing castings or In asaemblng
parts of .the eulos. "Considering that
tho our was driven only In tho Fourth
of July parade a day or two before
wo started, we made bjiuo good time
and averuged about 23 miles to the
gullon of gasoline," said Mr. Hoover
A visit was also umilo to' somo of
tho munition plants where large col
iber shells wore being turned out
In grout numbers for tho Allies. Mr.
Hoover returned by train, but b.iIiI
that It was to bo 'tho lust trip be
would make by train If It wore pos
alblo to get a cur.
Don't forget, there uro a lot of
prlxes to be glvon away at the llur
vest ball Tuesday ulght. -Adv.
CENT-ORE. MOTOR CO.
PREPARING TO MOVE
Xcu Murtiincry I'urclimwU to Handle
Ford Work, and Factory Mechanic
I Added to Machine Slnf f.
Preparatory to moving to tholr
new quarters the mlddlo of next
month, tho Cent-Ore Motor Co. have
recently iustalled equipment In tbalr
present shop that will later be moved
to the stone building on Bond street.
The machines purchased are espec
ially adapted to turning out Ford
work, and are tho latest of their type.
J. E. Abbott, a representative from
the Ford factory, baa been added to
the mechanical staff in the local gar
age. Previous to coming 'to Bend,
Mr. Abbott spent some time In Baker
and Portland, where ho was con
nected with the Ford shops.
Tire
Why not be reasonable onco and
go to the "Hip" with the rest of tho
folks and celebrate the Harvest, ball.
Adv. '
HOME MADE PRODUCTS
SHOWN AT DEMENT'S
A tastily arranged window, filled
entirely with Bond made products,
is attracting much attention at the
Dement grocery. Deschutes Ityc
Flakes, and bread and rolls made
from Deschutes Spray flour, both pro
duced by tho Bend Flour Mills, con
stitute the display.
"THE COMPLETENESS"
of the Hupmobile is the only word that describes completely the ninny qualities
of this ear. Everything that an automobile needs, the Hupmobile has. Just consider:
Kleetric lighting and starting system.
Speedometer, ammeter, varlublo dim
mer. .
Combination lighting ond Ignition
switch with thief-proof lock,
Five new type domountablo rims:
new type rim carrier.
Exclusive Hupmobile tall light. Klnc
.trlc horn.
One-man top of Neverlock; form-fitting
top cover.
Large door pocket, with weighted
flaps.
PKRFORMANCF
Oocs to a speed of 25 miles an hour,
' from stand, in 10 seconds.
Throttles to a man's walking paco, on
high gear, without bucking of Jerk
ing. Picks up, 'without gear change, In
stantly and smoothly.
Climbs the average low-gear- hill on
high gear.
Pulls .through sand and mud on high
gear.
Develops great pulling power on high
gear. ;
Registers a minimum of vibration,' at
any speed, on any gear.
5-PASSENGER TOURING CAR, f. o. b. Bend, $1495
BEND GARAGE
NORTH OF
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
Owner of Kurd ear nro utlvlu'd to hewuru of
"cminlnrioll Miru." If your ear need iiiijiMtiiit'iil
Iii-Iiik It hero where you will llnd reliable mrvleo
with tho complete mechanical iiilimciil lu jflvn lint
lillflieit quality of Kurd service oli'iilimlile. All thn
Kurd MiHn lined are mipplliKl by the Kurd Motor Coin- '
puny. You ran not expect your Fold cur to jrlvn thn
Hi-rvlce mid midnrnnce you demand unlei you hare It,
cared for by men experienced In Kuril' mciliodi.
ItunnlKiiit fill, Tomliitf Car (.Hill, Sriliin H4.", (.'on it
ehit MuVi, Torti far .TO-ull f. o. b. Dutrult, On
display und for sale liy
Cent. Ore Motor Co.
Phone III nek 1T.2
Your PutromiKC Solicited
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BEST & HARRIS
TIRE DOCTORS
' ALL WORK GUARANTEED
Aero from I 'Hot lluite Inn
-
Mlchellr.-
AUTOMOBILE ELECTRIC REPAIR SHOP
STORAGE BATTERIES CHARGED
OVERHAULED AND REBUILT
Don't throw away your old Iwiltery, in we may x ul!n to renew
It ul half the cost of n new one,
GENERATOR, STARTING MOTOR
& MAGNETO WORK A SPECIALTY
All Work Guaranteed. ' Shop located In Kerr.vi.od. Crow tin- liilde
ut I 'i lot Ilutiu Inn and jjo lour l.iiM-k neil,
SALTZMAN & COLLINS
Non-drip ruln-vlHlon windshield.
Quick acting storm curtains.
Iliipmohilo-HUthop (low curtain car
riers, 34x4-lnch tires non-skid on rear.
Jack , pump and full set of tools.
Ttobo and foot rails.
Luxurious tnnnoau carpet.
AdJiiHlabln foot pcduls.
Reserve gasoline, tank.
Battleship linoleum foot board and
running hoard covering.
COMFORT
Long whoolbuso 119 to 134 Inchos.
Extra-long, soml-elllptlc, undorslung
springs.
Hoop upholstnry, pndded with real
curled hair.
Seat sprfngs that nolthor tip nor lose
tholr tension.
Plonty of room In itonnoau and drlv-
ing compartrnnnt.
Wide doors with plonty of cloarancd
j when opon.
' New soft oporating clutch.
Adjustablo foot pedals.
All levers easy to reach and operate.
Scats and seat backs scientifically
tipped to give greatest comfort.
PILOT BUTTE INN
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