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For Halloween !
PUMPKIN PIES
BAKED SQUASH
CRANBERRY SAUCE
CRISP TENDER CELERY
Get those QUINCES here now
BENNETT'S GROCERY
O KANE BUILDING
LIFE OF ARMY MAN
IN FRANCE PLEASANT
.4. X. Wakefield, Formerly of ltcml,
"Writes From Across Ocean
Xeel to lienm language
That he has been in active service
lor the last month in France, is re
vealed In a letter reprinted in The
Crescent News, received Trom A. N.
"Wakefield, formerly associated with
Kobert B. Gould in engineering work
in this city. After mentioning a
pleasant, uneventful voyage across
the Atlantic, Mr. Wakefield writes:
"Had the pleasure of spending, a
lew hours one Sunday in London and
'while I did not get to see but a small
portion of ttie city, I enjoyed every
minute of the time I was there. Saw
Westminster Abbey, the Parliament
building, Buckingham Palace, St.
Paul's Cathedral. The Strand, Picca
dilly and Leicester Square. Also had
a feed of "bam and eggs" which is
Indeed a treat to us fellows. We are
located in a very pretty country which
has a very delightful climate so far.
It is a good deal similar to the coast,
only a little warmer, if anything. This
is a great grape country and of course (
wine is pretty cheap as you can get 1
a litre of fairly good claret for 2
francs, or about 37 or 38 cents Amer-
' ican money. Beer costs about 15
cents a bottle for native beer and
New York toeer costs about S cents
for a small glass, and the boys tell
me that whiskey costs 25 cents aj
drink, so they stick to the wine and
tieer, and most of them are laying!
off from that now, as we haven't been
paid since July 31, and everyone is
broke, but we are all hoping that the
"ghost will walk" before the end of
the week.
"I am trying bard to learn to speak
andf understand French as the people
are very friendly to us and especially
the young Indies and it is rather em
barrassing to not be able to talk to
or understand them. My vocabulary
now consists of a few scattering
words, but am picking up a little all
the time and if they keep us here long
enough may learn to talk a little to
them."
For the Indies the combination
electric curling Iron nml trover, il.S.'S.
The I'ower Co. Adv.
LODGE ROOMS WILL
SOON BE COMPLETED
Masons Hot Completely Ktiiipicl
Hall May Ik ltcudv for Occu
pancy in Ten Days,
Within a week or ten days the
Masonic lodge roams in the Pringle
Building will be ready for occupancy.
The plastering has been completed
and only the finishing touches re
main to be put in.
The building is complete in every
detail and Contractor J. J. Cunning
ham believes that it is one of the
finest equipped in the state. Be
sides the main lodge room there are
a dining room, club room, command
ery and kitchen, occupying the entire
upper floor. The woodwork is to be
finished in golden oak with a floor
of fine maple.
In the main lodge room, which is
20 by 70 feet in size, a platform is
arranged at either end. The club
room directly in back of this is equip
ped with a fireplace and library. The
kitchen will contain a sink, tank and
electric range besides a number of
cupboards. This adjoins the dining
room, which occupies the other side
of the front. Six small ante rooms
have been arranged along the main
hall and these will be used as lockers
for paraphernalia.
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C. S. HUDSON, President
U. C. COB, Vice President
HUGH E. BRAN, Vice-President.
L. G. McRRlfXOLDS, Cashier
E. A. SATHER, Vice President. K. E. SAWYER, Assistant Cashier
x The First National Bank
OF BEND, BEND, OREGON.
To Purchasers of
Liberty Bonds
We wish to announce that we have
Bet aside a compartment In our Safety
Deposit Vault for the safe-keeping of
Liberty Loan Bonds purchased by
our customers, WITHOUT CHARGE.
You may keep your bonds In our
Vault without expense to you avail
able at all times during .banking
hours and protected by all the safe
guards our modern Safety Deposit
Vault provides.
First National Bank
Member Federal Reserve System.
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Advertisements
FOR SALE
JHU SAI.F ItiO aero initiated
rnucli, near Cloverdale arhnol
house, 155 acres under li'i'liiatlon.
Low price, easy terms. A Ail res Hox
531. llend. TSO.Ta.n.Tc
X)I NTY HKCOKDS.
(Furnished by Central Oregon Ab
stract Co.)
Klla M. Van Oersnl to Charles F.
Parker, lot 8, block 11S, lllllman.
Florence N. Keller, John A. Kel
ler to F. M. Heldel. V. S. lloldul, war
ranty deed, XW 4 SEVi. 27-17-12.
II. C. Ikity. I.. V. Doty to II. T.
Hrady. warranty deed, SW V4 XK
31-15-13.
I'. S. of America to Abuer J. Ful
ler, paten'.. SW4 XWi. N4 SW U
and XEVJ SK'4 , .1-14-12.
J. ltyan & Co. to Gladys Socley.
warranty deed, lot 6, block 3. Ter
minal addition.
poll SAI.F Ford car. Call rooms
Iti-lS, OKami IIMk. 77!l-7:itfe
liXHt SAI.F Three-Inch wagon, ln
qulro Woods, Bond and (!u. Ave.
7Sl-3:i,4p
poll SAI.F One iv. ',v coming . 1
heifer coming 2, 1 good stuck sad
dle. Inquire 1224 OriIimi avenue, af
ter 6, or on Sunday. 733-B9.73
pilt SAl.K 320 acres In Mllllcan
Valley on Bend-Burns roud; nil
fenced; 100 acres under cultivation ;
well Improved. Make mo a cash of
fer, or wll consider trade. Box C3ti,
Bend, Oro. 7l0-fi!ltfc.
FOR FOOD PLEDGE SIGNERS
MEMBER OF
UNITED SMES
FOOD
W.HU 1
CAKD
gll)i:W.I,K Foil SAI.F. Sixty foot
of good four-foot sidewalk. Can
easily bo hauled in IS -foot lengths
to any location. Inqutro Bulletin of
fice 493-00tfc
I,XK HALF. Two lota In Northwoat
Townslte Company's Second Ad
dition (west of tho river, near Hhev
lin mill); price $100, easy terms, Ap
ply abc. Bulletin office. tf
pIt SAI.F. Lots 9 and in. of block
13, Bend View, prlco $200, easy
terms. Sea ABC, Bulletin office.
S50-70tf
poll HALE Lots 9 and 10. of block
24 of Konwood, prlco $325, very
easy terms. See A1IC, Bulletin offlco.
349-170tf
JlllS AnVKItTISK.MKNT costs 15
cents. If you don't see what you
want, nsk for it. tf
FOR KENT
J.'OK KENT Furnished room. Call
158 St. Helens, or lniulr! Klitn
Studio. 7R4-fiStfc
Millions of i lie new Hoover pledge
cards hnve been received by the wom
an's cnmmlltee of the council of na
tional defense and are being distribut
ed throughout the country at the re
quest of the national food ndinlnlxirii
tion. Those who sign the pledge may
obtain handsome cards benrine the
words, "member of the national food
iMlniinlKtnitlon," mid n colored hleld
on a wbcut-decoruted disk.
LOST
LOST Non-Skid Ford tiro on de
mountable rim. Finder please re
turn to Trl-Stato Terminal Co. and
receive reward. 7B7-B0.74
WANTED
yAXTKIl Applo pickers. Take
your pay In cash or apples. Jones
Jr dot Ball.
SATURDAY, OCT. 27
GAME CALLED AT 2:30
Klamath Falls H. S.
vs.
Bend H. S.
BASEBALL GROUNDS
Come Out You Men and Support
the Home Team.
ADMISSION, - - - 25c
WINTER !
It nuiy v. just nround tlio conu'i', or n few ditvs
fiutlier oil' Ixit it is coining imd this store lntvin
uiiticipntcd the winter ic(uiiriiunts of its many
patrons is ready
With Ahtmdunt Stocks
With Dependable Qualities
Witli Pricing on Winter Merchandise in
many instances lower than the present whole
sale costs
Brighton Carlsbad Outing Night Gowns
For Ladies8.5e, ll."5c, $1.13, $1.&J, 1.50, $1.0.1
For Misses-Toe. H'jc, !3e, $1.00
Sleepers for ( hildren-T-'Sc, H.le.
Bradley Sweaters
For Men $1.75 to $S.()()
For Women &.23 to $7.50
For Children $1.25 to $3.00
Carter's Underwear
For Women and Children, from the finest
weights in cotton to the heavier winter weights
Look for the label, its your guarantee of quality
Women's Union Suits. $1.50 to $1.00
Children's Union Suits. (!3e to $1.85
MACKINAW'S. FLANNEL SHIRTS. WOOL HOSIERY
Ei)er) requirement for fhc collier Jajis that ate coining.
STOP AND SHOP A I
Dairy. Illack ISMl.
77-7:it(c
JM 1 1t IHI lluvn old tpc rlt r to
exi'haiiK" for butter i; will pay
difference. Wrlnht Hotel. 778-73lfc
J)UFS.SMAKFIt Klrst claim, rapid
worker, will o out by day, 1:1.50.
Batiafuitlon ituaranteed. Il'iu k I Kill,
Mrs. (ilndntone, 1045 llond sin-i.t.
77.'.-72.:ip
yyAXTF.D .Man to work on small
ranch. J. II. Miner, Press llulld
lug. 761-D7tfc
JF YOV do not find what you are
looking for-advertise In these col
umns, at one rent a word. tf
yAXTKI Teams an'.ed to haul
cinders, Slato High way. Write or
apply Frank Muy. 7.1'i-iS4tfc
y.Ti:i M.in to uanIi windows,
cy Hotel. 7:'4-;iiri!
J)lll.sSM.KIV(i II - day or at
home. Work Riiarimteed, $2.f0 a
day. Inquire Mm. W. I'altlson, Jrf-'
fiTsiin HtrtM-l.
7"i!-72.4i
a generation
of hotel leadership.
I
known a tho
crimforulilr
holrl with
tmoJirre.
THE BACKBONE OF BEND IS
LUMBER MANUFACTURING
OUR PAYROLLS
MAKE
YOUR PROFITS
BY &UYING LOCAL PRODUCTS
The Brooks-Scanlon Lumber Co.
Ixwnl Sales A(fenl
MILLKK LITMUKU C:0.
Complete. Stock of l,miiler
Lath, Kusli und Doors
The United Warehouse Company
WIIOrSA LR DISTRinyTOIW
VOU CKNTRAL OHEOON OF
OIL, GASOLENE, FLOUR, SALT,
MEATS, HAM, BACON, LARD, Etc.
Fertilizers for Lawns and Farm Lands
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
We Buy Hides
THE UNITED WAREHOUSE COMPANY
Phone 241 A. M. Printfle, Miuitfer