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THK ilKND UlLLKTIX. DAILY EDITION, BEND. OREGON. WKDNKHOAY, JVI.Y Sil, 1010
Not Just
Meat But
MEAT
O'DONNELL BROS.
GILBERT'S FURNITURE
STORE WILL OPEN
In the building now occupied by the
postoftice on or about
i SEPTEMBER. 1
LOOK!
Auto Electric Service Station
of : : Bend, Oregon
Co3( overhauled. Armature rewound. Lights and ignition
repaired. Stromberg Carburetor Service Station. Ford coil
readjusted free of charge. Come and see ua if your car ekipe or
acta wrong. Waverly Oila $1.10 per gal., or 5 gal. at $1.00 gal.
Good Luck Garage
J, H. MEYER C.A.CATT
'The farmer and the business man of this com
munity are partners in the progress or the failui e 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 SHEVUN-HKON COMPANY
PINEHURST TURKEYS
ARE BEING SHIPPED
PINEHURST. July 22. F. V.
Swisher went' to Bend "on Monday.
C. H. Spaugb was in Tumalo on
Friday. '
Mrs. Tweed! called an Mrs. Chaa.
Allen Tuesday, x
Miss Ruth Bayley and Miss Myrtle
Spaugb were callers at the Mickle's
home last Sunday afternoon.
Sunday A. M. McAllister was a
tuBiness caller at I. E. Weimer's.
C. W. Howell took a load of tur
keys to Bend Friday to market.
Mrs. G. M. Bales of Tumalo spent
Friday night with Mrs. G. M., Couch
who has been quite ill.
Among those who were In Bend,
Saturday were the following: C. H.
Spaugh, Miss Violet Spaugh, Blaine
Devers, Durward Howell, Miss Ruth
Bayley and Dave Mickles.
Mrs.' J. L. Couch sailed on Mrs. C.
Allen, Wednesday.
Mr. Hopper, who is farming the
Thornthwaite place this year, called
at C. H. Spaugh's on business last
Sunday.
C. Peterson and I. E. Weimer
were in Bend Tuesday.
Mrs. A. McAllister, from near
Roseburg, Oregon,, arrived here on
Tuesday to attend to the renting
of his farm and the disposition of
his stock.
C. M. Phelps, who works at the
Tumalo garage, spent Monday night
at his home here.
Blaine Devers delivered some
hogs in Bend Wednesday.
NEW WELL WILL BE
SUNK AT MILLICAN
MILLICAN, July 21. R. R. Kel
ler took in another load of house
hold goods for Mr. Hornner Tues
day. Mrs. L. G. Morgan accompan
ied him to Bend. Mrs. Henry Turk,
mother of Mrs. J. A. Smith, return
ed with him to visit at the Smith
home. Mrs. Morgan returned the
following day.
L. P. Rooney expects to have a
well drilled as soon as he can get
Mr. Shaver to do the work.
C. J. Cook called at the R. R.
Keller home Tuesday.
Mrs. George Cook and William
A. Rahn were callers at the Taus
cher home Tuesday.
William A. Rahn made a business
call at the R. R. Keller home on
Thursday evening.
Mrs. George Cook went In to
meet her son Horace who was dis
charged at Camp Mills, N. Y. re
cently, after having served in the
armv in France for two ypars. We
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PlS,V,
n:
rO SINGLE MAN is hon
est to himself if he does
not save. No married man is
honest to his family if he does
not save.
NOW Is THE TIME 40 ,tart YOUR
M U II FOUR PER CENT intere.t paid on Saving).
Tm B.m or Bur art ton Bwvic
The First National Bank
07 BEND
Ri-o p;liid to weleomo him buck. Ha
arrlvud at Band this morning. Mm.
Cook's uncles, Mr. Huyes of Mad
ras and a Mr. Hayos of Yuklmn,
Washington,, also are at Bund for
a visit with the Cooks.
C. J. Cook and It. G. Cook aro
building u new house.
those dry days pumping water for
L. G. Morgan is being kept busy
his stock.
HAYING PROGRESSES
AT PLEASANT RIDGE
PLKASANT KIDUK. July 23.
Goorgu Holton of Deadlines bus
been helping O. E. Anderson dur
ing buying.
J. V. Peterson sold n voul this
week in Bend.
II. T. Mlkkelson wus lu Redmond
on business Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wtlford HutctiliiH
and Mrs. O. E. Anderson wei'o 111
Kodmoiid Friday evening.
Mr. und Mrs. E. P. Muhuffey and
Mr. and Mrs. Richards of Bund
were cullers at the Anderson homo
Monduy evening.
J. W. Peterson was a Bend visitor
Monday.
Mrs. Currie Johnson of Tumalo
culled on her sister, Mrs. J. W.
Peterson, Monduy.
Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Anderson
went to Tumalo Tuesday evening to
do some trading.
Dr. A. Petty returned to his homo
in Portland Tuesday evening, after
spending a couple of days here on
business.
Rasmus Peterson and Mrs. Cath
erine Johansen were Redmond vis
itors Monday.
O. E. Anderson made a business
trip to Redmond Monday afternoon.
-Mr. and Mrs. V. u. Hutchlns
were In Redmond Wednesday even
ing. J. W. Peterson wont to Bend
Tuesday evening on business.
Fred ' Seeling came down from
Bend Wednesday evening to work
for O. E. Anderson during haying.
Mr. White was lu Bend on Wed
nesday. Mr. Connely of Deschutes is help
ing Rasmus Peterson during buying.
Mrs. O. E. Anderson made a busi
ness trip to Redmond Friday after
noon. Anton Ahlslrom and Miss Hllmu
Nelson were Bend visitors Sulurduy
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rlebhoff of
Redmond and Mr. Riebhoff's father
from Portland were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. W. B. Hutchins on Sun
day. Rasmus Peterson and Mrs. Cath
erine Johansen entertained the fol
lowing guests at Sunday dinner: Mr.
and Mrs. H. T. Mikkelsen. Alfred
Mikkelsen. Mr. and Mrs. Ole Han
son, Hans Hansen, Carl Hanson,
Mrs. Carrie Johnson, Mr. and Mrs.
J. W. Peterson, Mrs. Benson, Miss
Hilma Nelson, Anton Ahlstrom and
Mr. and Mrs. John Edwards.
Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Anderson and
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Hutchins went
to Bend Sunday evening.
Mrs. Inga Benson is here visiting
her sister. Mrs. J. W. Peterson.
Mr. and Mrs. John Edwards at
tended church in Redmond Sunday
morning.
Miss Dorothy RobDins. i-iowaro
Rainey and Joe Clare of Bend were
guests at the Gray home Sunday.
Anton Ahlstrom made a nurrieo
trip to Redmond Thursday morn
ing to get some supplies for his
mowing machine.
HEAVY RAINS
AID STOCKMEN
(Continued from Pago 1.)
SERVICES ARE HELD
FOR ALFRED DAVIS
Funeral services were held yes
terday , afternoon from the Nlswon
ger chapel for Alfred Davis of this
city, who died Saturday, aged 36,
of tuberculur affection. Rev. E. B.
Johnson of the Baptist church was
the officiating minister, and Inter
ment was made. In Pilot Butte
cemetery.
Mr. Davis is survived by his wife
and a son.
ra
ra
Although of great benefit to Con
tra) Oregon roads, the ruin will
have lut little offoot on cropii. The
rujigo will bo aided materially, but
dry land agriculturists will gain to
no appreciable extent us Juckrabblts
und drouth tuivo ulreudy cut the
possible yield almost to u minimum.
Much alfalfa in the Irrigated dis
tricts Is ulreudy down und wus
being cured, and this will be de
layed to a certain extent while
great euro will have to be used to
prevent mould.
lu tlio forests no fires have so
fur resulted from the lightning
which accompanied the ruin, but
this does not moan that none will
result, for the moisture will pre
vent any from breuking out for
Bovernl days.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Furnished room. G21
Florida street, west of 8. K.
Roberts. 70-40c
Don't
tolerate
Flies.
They are
Disease
Breeders.
Get them with
El Vampiro
'Death to Flies'
Tanglefoot
Black Flag
Fly Swatters
They are all good '
OWL PHARMACY 1
FOR RENT Two-room apartment
over Kloctrlo Shoo Shop, cornor
of Wall und Greenwood. Phono Red
2372. 72-40p
FOR RENT Three-room Hut. oppo
site the Brooks-Scunlon box lac
tory. Inquire Hotel Portland.
65-40-43p
FOR RENT Two furnished homo
keeping rooms. Inquiro IVsrhntes
Garage. 64-37-41p
WANTED
WANTED Work on runch by cup
able woman and boy of 17. Both
aro experienced farm workers.
Would like work where there Is t.o
family. Inquire or write Bend
Bulletin. 7J-40p
WANTED Girl for office and store
work. Must have references. Ad
dress B. F. S., Bulletin. 67-38tfc
WANTED 2 second-hand Fords.
IBM engines preferred. Pioneer
Garage. 61-37tfc
WANTED Two chambermaids and
yard man. Inquire Pilot Butto
Inn. 38-35tfc
A'ANTED Baker or baker's helper.
Apply Freeman's Bakery. 28-34lfc
MISCELLANEOUS
THE sun shines sometimes, but we
shine all the time. Ladle and
gents. Pinkie Lewis and Reg Love,
at the Metropolitan Barber Shop.
38-43p
LOST
LOST Bedding roll on Bend-I.a
Pine road. Finder return to Bul
letin office and receive reward.
69-40tfc
FOR SALE
FOR SALE 1914 roadster with
1915 body, delivery box. Muster
carburetor, extra .radius rods, dash
switches, engine A 1 condition. Cash
only. K. P. Cecil, Forest Service
Office. 67-39-4 lp
FOR SALE Three-room house,
close in. Inquire 327 Georgln
Ave. C-39-44p
FOR SALE 3-room house, lot BOx
140, Center addition, $800. Own
er, 423 E. Irving. 64-38-40p
FOR SALE Furniture, nearly new.
Inquire at rear of 946 Delaware
Ave. 60-38-40p
R. L. ANDERSON
Real Estate
Insurance
, Loans
Minnesota Street
Phone; Office. Blsck 1591
Reiideace, 2051
Anderson, Agent.
J. B
SEND A POSTAL. TO ,
O. E. MAST
PIANO TUNER
TUNINCCLEANING-REPAIRING
BEND. ORECON
CHAS. STANTON
Shop Next to Montgomery's
Plumbing Shop
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
Painting and Papcrluinfriiig
ELECTRIC LAUNDRY
Rough Dry and Finished Work
Electric Machine Used I
Call 1602 Hill St., or write .
Mrs. Pearl E. Lattimer
Box 80, Bend, Oregon
Work Called For and Delivered
FOR SALE One 'i Inch Winona
wagon, good us new. Inquiro lit
Auno'u burn, 40-37-40p
FOR SALE Equity In absolutely
the best Irrlguted 40 acres on
Tumalo project, SfillO to handle.
Write Box 190, llend. Oregon.
a-:i8ifo
FOR HALE Thren-rboni house,
partly modern. 207 River Front
Phone llluck 1401.
FOR BALK Purnltura In 6-roniil
Hut, divided Into thren hoiiNekuep.
Ing suites, oleurlng 125 u month.
llouHoiiuhlH. Red 2372. 40-UU-40p
FOR RALE 1916 Htudolmknr i.
Good condition. Deschutes (lurngn,
00-lOtfo
fr-37-40i Hotel
FOR SALrJ Four burner oil Move;
good condition. Inquiro Coy
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Announcement
Extraordinary
The Pioneer Garage Company wishes to
announce to automobile owners and pros
pective automobile owners that it is now
the local agent for
Hudson Super Six
Essex Automobiles
These two motor cars have achieved a
wonderful reputation in the automobile
world. Other people are giving them a
wide reputation for efficient motoring and
comfort.
We urge you to watch for the announce
ment of the coming of demonstrators for
these two automobiles.
Pioneer Garage Co.
AGENTS TOR
Willys-Overland, Velie, Crow-Elk-hart,
Hudson Super Six, Essex
Motor Cars, General Tires.
PHONE 221
Seven Reasons Why There Should Be An Electric
Pve in I very Bend Home.
1st Having of time, labor
und fuel.
2nd Meats, vegetable and
other foods retain nntural fluv
nnt when cooked on an EI.EC
TIIIC HANOE that nrn other
wine IohI In vapors when sub
Jeclnd to unnvun hcuts pro
duced by wood, coal or gas
rungei.
3rd Get out of lied, turn
the button and breakfast la
started while you aro dressing.
4th No dirt, no nshes,
Mother's work Ib easier and
her disposition Id happier and
tui her days are longer.
Eth A blending when days are hot; cook on an Electric
Range and you do not realize thoro In any heat In your kitchen.
6th Very low rates maintained by the llend Walnr, Light A
Tower Co. put all tho comforts of tlio ELECTItIC RANGE In rouch
of all.
7th Clonnllnoss, cane, comfort and the, fact Hint Mother's
hurdons aro lightened should bo tho main reasons for an Kloctrlo
Kungo.
Bend Water Light & Power Co.
Progressiveness and Growth
in thi community, meant dollar and ccntt
in your pocket.
Build Now with Deschutes
(White) Pine.
Build of home product and patronize hrme irduitiy, The
cheapeat and beat building material it Derchutea (Wbile)
Pine and ia manufactured right here into all aizea and grades
of lumber. Acquire a borne of your own initead of buneb
of rent receipts.
PUT.YOUR MONEY TO WORKBUILD NOW
The Brooks-Scanlon Lumber Co.
LOCAL SALES AGENTS
MILLER LUMBER COMPANY