The Bend bulletin., May 27, 1919, DAILY EDITION, Page 4, Image 4

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THK HEND IMI.liKTlN. DAILY EDITION, HKN1), OIUOOON. Tl'KND.W, MAY U7. HMD
(iARI)ENIN(J PAMPHLET
IS TO HE DISTRIBUTED
i'ltoi i:sHii).i. itiitiH Toitv.
I Vj? CiXlPSsiVvN "Re Crown" qual-
. V!A',5Ji performance. Look for
K HMIOTMInR! the Kei1 Crown sign
A W PwiM before you till.
Quality SpP
The
Gasoline
W. R. Speck, Special Agent Standard Oil Company,
Bend, Ore.
CORNFOOT READY i
FOR HARD BATTLE
Pick of Shipyards Players Will lie
Brought to llend for Games Here
Saturday and Sunday.
In readiness for their two-day '
series with the Bend ball team on !
Saturday and Sunday, the Cornfoot ,
Shipyards players will leave Port-:
land Friday night, arriving here .
Saturday morning. Athletic Director
Luckey, of the Bend Amateur Ath
letic club, was advised by mail this
morning.
According to Hugh McKenna. ;
manager of the shipyards men. the j
strongest team which can be selected
from among the many employes of
the big company will be brought to
Bend, as the shipbuilders expect a
stiff battle from the-local players.
Harkness and Bartholomew will
probably constitute the shipyards
battery for the opening game here
Saturday afternoon.
NAVY YARD FIRE IS
RAGING AT NORFOLK
Many Explosions Accompany Con
flagration Tugs, Xear at Hand,
, Throw Water on Blaze.
(By United Pra to Hie Brad Bulletin.)
XORFOLK, Va., May 27. A fire,
accompanied by many explosions. Is
raging In the Norfolk navy yard.
The shop is 400 feet from the water,
and many tugs from the harbor are
throwing streams on the blaze.
FIRE PROTECTIVE
WORK DISCUSSED
To confer with J. H. Haner and
Supervisor N. G. Jacobson of the
Deschutes national forest regarding
cooperative fire protection" in Cen
tral Oregon, State Forester F. A.
Elliott, C. S. Chapman of the Oregon
Forest Fire association and J. F.
Kimball of Klamath Falls were in
Bend yesterday.
FOR THE
TWO-1N-OXE
all colors.
Combination
Shoe Shining
Sets.
For the Fisherman
DRI-FOOT
Keeps the feet dry and
shoes in good condition
at
The Owl Pharmacy
BEND S BOOK STORE
OUR
SHOE DEPARTMENT
Visit this department and see all the
new things in Ladies' and Children's
White Footwear. We can show you
all the new things at a saving. See the
Pumps and Oxfords in patent, kid and
satin. We save you money on all
footwear.
Ladies' White Canvas Pumps $1.49 to $4.98
Ladies' White Canvas Oxfords 2.25 to 4.98
Ladies' White Canvas Shoes 2.98 to 5.50
Ladies' White Kid Pumps . . . 6.50
Ladies' White Kid Oxfords 6.90
Ladies' Black Kid Pumps 4.98 to 6.90
Ladies' Patent Pumps.. 4.98 to 6.90
Ladies' Black Satin Pumps 7.50 '
Ladies' Oxfords, Black and Tan . . . 4.50 to 6.90
Children's White Canvas Pumps . . .95 to 1 .49
Children's White Canvas Oxfords. 1.59 to 1.89
LUX
10c
J. C. Penney Co.
Bob
, While
InC. Soap
5c
17 Ill'SY STOKICS
"War tiiinli'iilnit and I Iiiiiio Him'
ami 'of Vi'Keliihleii" Ih I hi' IHlii uf it
paiiiphlut, 1000 vopliH nf which have
Just liin'ii reeolveil by l Iiii Fl ml Nil -lliinal
lunik nf lli'inl fin' illiililliiillnii.
Copies mil y lin Iiuil on appllt-al Ion.
RAIN IS HOON TO
UPPKli DIOSCIIIITI'S
A rain which will be u liniin In I In'
upper Hi'si'liiili'H river valley crops
fell fill' HI'Vl rill llOUIS iilllliluV, lll'i'lllll
i II K t" W. T. VllllileU'l'l . wllil In III
town liiiluy on business,
Mr. Vlllldi'Vell n s Hull the mips
lire InokliiK II lie In his sei'llon .
Put It In "THK III 1. 1, I' l l ."
IIkIiIIhK system. I'rlce Jlillll. Terilln
If dcxtrcil. Sen Kill.', with llenkle
llllllll'H. ill-H.l
l''lK 8AI.K --2fi bend nf ymiiiK Dur
ham cuttle, all Hood lieet slock.
Inquire nr write IV M., Holyiit. Ore.
ii I I r. i".
TO KXCHANCK
TO F.Xl'IIANISF. Tor lleinl rei-l-deuce
properly, -10 acres 1 n i r v. it .
near t'nrviillli ; li-roiim house. K001I
barn. :I0 acre In Kialn, III acres
puHlure, ruunlliK stream (if water.
17 I l.'i r.oc
WHAT have rim to trade fur a kiiiiiI
holme unit liaru, HI loin. In u Rood
Willamette valley lown nf istio pop
ulation near I'orl liiml. See pliiiin nf
hulldlllKs In lltlllelltl lifllce llavi'
t-aHll buyers fur llelill hitrKalim III
cllv ami farm property. Address
T. S. W.. Ashland. Ohio. Illi-li
si. h n-'P
FOUND
SNOW STILL DEEP
NEAR EAST LAKE
Snow is still 15 feet deep in some
places on the way to East Lake, ac
cording to members of the forest
reconnaissance crew who visited the
Newberry crater Sunday.
VOTE ON PENROSE
IS RE-AFFIRMED
WASHINGTON, D. C. May 27.
By a vote of 34 to 38, the senate re
publicans, in caucus today, re-affirmed
the election of Penrose as
chairman pf the finance committee.
The caucus was public.
BEND-SILVER LAKE AUTO STAGE
Daily Service
Leaves Bend 8 A. M. Leaves Silver Lake 8 A. M.
Make Reservations at
PIOXEEU GARAGE. Phono 221
I. L. Fox, Agent J. T. Carlson, Owner
Financial Statement Of
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF BEND
At the Close of Business May 12, 1919
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts $
Bonds and Warrants
Stock in Federal Reserve Bank -
Banking House, Furniture and Fixtures
Other Real Estate Owned
Five Per Cent, Redemption Fund
Cash and Exchanges $178,140.86
Liberty Bond. Owned 101,100.00
U. S. Cert, of Indebtedness 75,000.00
C17.14S.07
53,271.21
1,500.00
33,981.11
8,327.47
625.00
354,240.86
CIsMified ivrtUln rtrs nr tan. 10
eenu for 20 woril. or Im. One cent pf
word for alt over 20. All clM.lnd sdv.rtulns
trictlr c&nh in aiivsnee-
hauled completely ; flood year roril
tires; lielro electric starling anil
FOI'NII - Past Krainl ltelW.ih pin
Owner may have name by provlni;
property ami paylnK for thin ml v.
See Itlllletln. '. Htitc
LOST j
LOST - Friday nlKht, Indian blanket ,
on St. Helens St.. Wall or (ienisia.
Kinder kindly return to Forest rv 'nf ,
dee I1H M '
WANTED
WANTED Situation. YounR lady
desires office work; knowledge of
typewriting, bookkeepiwt und tiling.
Miss Gertrude Humphries. Gen. Del..
Bend. Ore. 18-145-6p
WANTED A woman to do washlns;
for family of two. Phone Black
1381. Mrs. R. A. Ward. 8-144-5p
WANTED Fox terrier pup. In
quire Bulletin office. tfp
WANTED Clean, soft ras at The
Bulletin office. Will pay 5 centB
per pound for suitable ra-gs. tf
FOR RENT
FOR RENT CMiolce office room In
O'Kane building. 19-M5-8cI
FOR RENT Three-room house,
partly furnished. Inquire G. P.
milliard. 246 Florida St. 12-145-Rp
FOR RENT Small house, partly
furnished, one block from Wrlslit
hotel. $6.50 per month. See S. It.
Hogin, 34 Lafayette Ave. 16-14.'p
FOR RENT Small house, partly
furnished, one block from Wright
Hotel. S. R. Hogln, 34 Lafayette
Ave. 5-1 44p
FOR RENT Three-room house,
water and light, all enclosed, place
for garden. Steldl's office.
48-142-fic
Eledric
Cleaner
Gets AH the Dirt. All
the Time. There is no
periodical liouse-elean-
Inif time, nodusllnif, or will
ing up. The dirt simply dis
appears all of It. All tho
housewife does is push the
button and guide the cleaner.
And It's donn In une-llfih tho
time. THOK Nurnmi (Menn
em sold on easy lei in..
Bend Water Light
& Power Co.
FOR RENT Small unfurnished
shack by foundry. Inquire Mrs.
Muller Halrdresslng Parlors on Ore
gon St.. 4.1-1 42tfc
FOR RENT Office room. Call 22S1.
2 1 -1 201 fr;
FOR SALE
FOR SALE Artistic one and u half
story bungalow overlooking river.
I'nohst ructed view of moiinlalns.
One block from Wall street and half
block from corner of Oregon find
Wall Rtrc-ts. I'rlce $4000. Wrlle
Carrie L. Allen, Hotel Trenton, Los
Angeles, Cal., or see any real estate
agent. 7-144-lic
$1,069,093.72
LIABILITIES.
Capital $ 25,000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profits 30,499.84
Circulation 12,500.00
DEPOSITS.
.1,001,093.88
$1,069,093.72
FOR SALE 2-room house, lot 40x
100 feet; water, lights und wood
shed; $fi00, $350 cash, balance In
easy terms. Finn location. Box
538 for appoint ment. 14 Ip
FOR SALE First, grade dry land
Netted Gem seed potatoes. I'hnnn
M. S. Flnley. 2281. 29-13!ltfc
FOR SALE New modern 4-room
house, close to Hrooks-Scanlon
mill. A snap at $1800.00. J. Ryan
& Co. 00-1 Sltfc
FOR RALr. 4-room house, close to
Bhevlln-Hlxon mill, $1250. J.
Ryan & Co. 89-1 3 ltrc
FOR SALE Choice aster plants,
ready to plant now. IMiono 1 2K1 1.
M. O. Coo. 15-140P
FOR SALE Mitchell Six, largo tour
ing car, In fine order, Just over-
The farmer and the business man of this com
munity are partners in the progress or the failuie of
their community.
If
they pull together, the progress and prosperity is
certain to come.
IF they listen to preachers of class hatred there
can only be failure as a result.
THE SHEVLIN-IIIXON COMPANY
Progressiveness and Growth
in thia community, means dillor and ccntt
in your pocket.
Build Now with Deschutes
(While) Pine.
Build of home product! and patronize home ir.dustiy. The
cheapest and Lest building material is Drfcliutea (While)
Pine and is manufactured right here into all aizea and grades
of lumber. Acquire a home of your own instead of a buneh
of rent receipts.
PUT YOUR MONEY TO WORK, BUILD NOW
The Brooks-Scanlon Lumber Co.
LOCAL SALES ACENTS
MILLER LUMBERICOMPANY
Dr. Charles A. Fowler k
l'HYHK'IAN AND HHUdlOON
(inu.MM In the O'Kanii I 111 I 111 I tl K
NAl'IKK & YOUN(J
LXW VIlltH
1'i'eiis IIIiIk , Mend, (Ire.
t; KM: II A I, LAW I'KAt'Tlt'W
,SuH'itilnr : rnre'irnti"ii. i'miiiihi-u
l.Htnl 'ntli-4 nii'l K"lntr..
riiono Red 14 1
U.S. HAMILTON
A ITOItNIOY-AT LAW
Rnonis 13 lit Firm National
1 111 M k lllilK. Tel. 511
lllr, Cii' l-'iirliir (llttra.)
II. II. Ho Aimuliil ( tin.. VI. fcrtkln.
Do Armond Ac IOrskine
i. a v v i: it H
O'Kann IIiiIIiIIiik, llend. Ori'KOii
W. G. Manning 1). M. D.
DF.NTIHT
Kultn 12 II O'Kiinil lliilldlUK
Tel. Illiirk 1781 IIkiiiI, Oro.
DU. TIJKNKK,
KYK SI'KCIALIS'F
permanently Lorated In lleud
Mitll New KlllllpUH'Ill
Private iMIIre In 'I'horsou'H
Jewi'liy Htorii
lr Turner will b In I'rlnn.
vllle every firm ami third Frl
ilny; In Madras every second
and fourth Friday, uml In 10-it-iimud
every llmt uml third
Thursday of rmh luniith.
Dr. II. N. MOOKK
HK.NTIHTHV
Hours: i: 00-5: 30; 7:30-8:30
Sunday 10-1
Tel lllack 1C71 O Knno llldK. .
Trtrphmir Kr.t l?l l Knr lltil
Dr. E. E. GRAY
DFNTIST
llui. 9.00 to I2OO-..L00 lo 5:30
V.mnttqt mnd .Suiuvtti Av wIAIawnf
DR. ANNA RIES-F1NLEY
Office and Kctwlrnre 29 Ofrjoo Slictl
opftout" i'uLU Lthimty
Phon. 221
Women tnJ CKiIJrrn S(cw!ly
iiaik iiu:ssij PAitum
IT-t-Uu cltYtrtVftl walii Irrttirnrnia for
ftalllnc hair titil Handrulf. Kamou Na
illifu Fvt trrntrnrnu. All ktnda
1 1 Mir Work Uonv.
MHS, .Ml I.I.MIl
CM "I'viiflr Ht-tro" on Orca-n 81. i
flnrnu-ntM Cm Art N-.! Work
ltrdy Ui MmU fr Ha by
Mntrrrtity Corn-t
MKS. A. M. I. lt
With llnl.y'i II .. tolr
SN MorrUnn HI.. l'ofllnft. Clrr.
Iltwr-ii W.-l I'Rrli met Tenth
I'hnna Mar.lmll III
Silnriyaiilp AU. I'hima 301ft
llend l.dk-o No. 4U.i Uiyml Or
der of Mount Meets In Mooia
Hall evory Thursday. Visiting
brothers are cordially Invited to
attend.
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ItciuiiiH 2-i O'Kano llulldhiK
llend, Oregon
Collecllons Mailn In All Paris of
Central Orison
j
Singer Sewing Machines
Latest Models & I III ri v' in olitH
For Demonstrations Heo
. ii. runt on
With II. Cain, JohiiHiin llullilliiR
DR. G. SKINNER
MO.NTIST
ltuoin 17 O'Kano IlulldiiiR
Ofnco Hours: 0 to 12 1 to Ii,
IIAIH l)Kl:HMI(J I'AKLOH
lIi-ti-iliito ,'lintririil ni-nlit tri'itiini'titH fur
fulling iinlr anil ilniiilriiir. Pflmnim Nfii
I'lniitl'iuu Fan, Irriitmrntn. All kln.U
Hnir Wnrk ilnnc.
MHS. Ml I.LI H
Olil "IVoiili's Hturo" ,in Urcitnn Ht,
I'huno Kill ISM
MRS. V. A. SMITH
Annt for Iho
Wlli cull by nppolnlniimt. on
liidlim dnslrltiK n fltlliiK.
AODUlOSa P. O. HOX 588
M IIOMO COIWDTH
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