The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, August 21, 1919, DAILY EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextTHK BEND BULLETIN, DAH.l KL.1TION, PKND, OBKQOW, THl'RHDAY, At'CHWT HI. IUIP PACK WANTED Office furniture and PROKKHHIONAIi DIKKCTORY. typowrltors. Btundurd Furnlturo t'KNTRAIi OREGON CLEANING WOllKtt Co. . . 4-5o WANTED Experienced girl at the Dr. Charles A. Fowler PHYSICIAN AND 8UR0K0N OtfiM la tho O'Kuuo Building rirr ( l.anlne, Pratalng end Altarallana American Bakery, 64-aatro 1011 Wall St., onuMlla i'iiui nulla inn , MRS. OTTO OIIOHS WANTED At the brick yurd, a tew good 15 a day men. Bond llrlok & Lumbor Co. 77-41tto truck-tire press ls. y II rffTk IB" 77V TJPfl) powerful enouch to apply V( V In Iff 111 If IB JU ffM n or remove a tire quickly. In (Mr , Jr . IM In IB jCSl Xl necessary to give you prompt mTTTMImTi m MThfTTTuffM" I I IIT3 1 tire changes. HlTTl P til II 1 1 1 1 I 1 I I 1 1 1 1 I I I 1 B II , Our job Is to keep your truck 1 !njJrl H II III l":?fe(H I I 1 HI fl i : i '.bovine. Wo eive you the I .'TtT''MStt -ZZZZT. . ; right tiro. We reduce the ttGflSU - -jJ ! I More,' we give you a tiro ; It KStiL v iyV - - - - I " that Is -resilient. It stops jJJ: : 1 1 1 1 - is i 11 sUl II Tne acf is Over half the truck Tonnage of America is carried on 'TfrcStOttC Tires Cent-Ore Motor Co, . Bend. Oregon OCT. 5-6 TUMALO FAIR DATES; LIVESTOCK TO BE FEATURE t . ' October .5 and 6 are the dates set fur the annual West Side Agricul tural Fair, to be held in Tumalo. : With a better year, with more farmers producing more and hotter crops, -with livestock they are happy to display,' the farmers are looking keenly forward to something in the nature of a real treat for Centra'. Oregon lovers of fine livestock, ve getables, grains, grasses, foods and needle work. The livestock of the county will come Into its own at this year's ex hibit. For the first time thero bus been set aside a seperate department for the exhibition of pure-brei live stock. With greater interest in the last year in the improvement' of their herds the farmers are anxious to display what can be done with purebred stock as opposed to scrub stock. , It is expected that there will be more than 35 exhibitors of pure bred livestock, in which event this will be the largest display of live stock ever shown in Deschutes coun ty.' Boys and Girls Interested. . The Boys and Gilrs Clubs will hers their place ia the livestock features of the fair. , There are more than 43 pig club members in the county, of which a majority be long to the First National Bank I'ig Club. The younsters beiongl.it; to these clubs will have a contest all their own and will be permitted to judge against the old folks on prize livestock. With several hundred acres, pre viously not under cultivation, seeded last year to alfalfa there will bo competition in the'Grlmm and Cos sack alfalfa growers. ' More than 300 growers are eligible to compete in this class. , , . The premium list which will be published soon will contain more than double the activities of any other year. The merchants of Red mond have come to the front to as sist the Tumalo people In promoting their fair with a subscription uf $200. The First National Bank lias appropriated $100 and Deschutes county $500. It is expected that this year's fair will give the people of Central Ore gon a more comprehensive idea as to the type of farmers on the Tunis ia project and what they are doing to make Central Oregon a produc ing center. ' HOT WEATHER AIDS HAY.AT TERREBONNE FOR SALE FOR SALE 6 good Jersey eows, i to 8 yra. old. milking. ,8oon at old Christian Nelson ranch, north west Tumalo. Address Ulonn -Saarle, Box 505, Bend, Ore. 65tfo $760 T1UY8 nice llttlo homo In good roshlnnce district, l.urge comer lot with nice little 4-room house, scrooned-ln porch, eluotrlo lights, water In house, with sink nnd built in kitchen cabinet. House Is paint ed. Kvorythlng noiit and clean ubout tho place. Hants tor $13 par month or $144 per your, which Is 8 Interest on $1800. For few days 1 huvo nuthorlty to sell you this properly for $780. Good war ranty deed with abstract, and noa- sfHHton of hntiHe at once. Owner nocds money in his business. See C. J. Lovorott, 1053 Bond street. 72-85-tlp FOR 8ALK Good alfalfa hay. $25.00 per ton delivered. Phone 4F13. II. F. Mcrsdort. 78-80-71) FOR BALE llurguln. 5 -room bun ' Rulow, built-in kitchen and buffet, fireplace, garden ' and lawn. Sua Fox. carpenter shop, 1S1 Minnesota street. 77-65-7p FOR 'BALK Two-room and four room houses on Osden avenue. Mrs. Vernon Forbes. . 76-66lfc FOR SALE Two new -modern flvo room 'bungalows on Delaware avenue. Inquire J. Ryan, ft Co. 70-64tfo FOR BALE By 'owner, five-room bungalow In Park addition. In quire at Bullotin office. 68-64-7p FOR 8ALE New White rotary sew ing machines. 8peclal $50. Standard Furniture Co. 64-6o FOR 8ALE 6-room bungalow. In quire Fox's carpenter shop, oppo site Sphior Bldg. 63-63-4p FOR 8ALE Reed bsby buggy. Phone 1981, or call at 611 Drake Road. 68-83-4p FQR SALE 33 and fraction acres, less than one mile northeast of Bend. Cun be bought at a sacri fice. Terms cash. J. F.'Bvan, Box 171, Cincinnati, Ohio. 63-62tfc TERREBONNE, Aug. 21. The hot weather the last few days Ib bringing on the second crop of nl falfa rapidly. The farmers are ex pecting an unusually good yield. The Ladies' Pioneer club enter tained -their husbands and children in a most delightful manner Inst Friday evening. Tables were spread for about 100 guests and ice cream and cake were served in generous portions, followed by a program of witty toasts, music und surprise stunts by the ladies. Two numbers deserving special mention were "Reminiscences of the Club His tory" by Mrs. Gates and tho pre sentation of the family ulbum by Mrs. Peckham. Mr; Allerdyce's brother and his wife, from Idaho, are visiting here this week. .. . . ... .Mrs. Johnson's brother, from In dependence, is visiting the Johnson family and contemplates making his home in this section. F. T. Cavendau and family from Estacada have rented the Swanson place for a short tlmo while they look around for a .desirable ocatlon. M. M. Miller and family have re- , ii r-n nA f.nni a r il n In Vain anH I points in southern Idaho. They expect to locate In Idaho soon. 1 ney made the trip by auto and enjoyed It Immensely. R. V. Whitels of Hcppner Is visit ing his father, George Whitels. He came over by auto and went on to Klamath Falls to attend the Elks' convention. FOR SALE 18 Ilolsteln cows, frosh lust spring. Priced right. May be seen at Bend stockyard Sat urday. August 23. For further in formation, call for A. B. Clamo at Cash Market. 62-62-Uc 1 ; fc 1 The Practise of Thrift Is Your Duty. A! C: MilUr of tie Federal Reserr Board tald. "Tlx people everywhere muit be made to appreciate that in ' the present condition ol the European world, it it our' urgent duty to keep up our newly acquired savings ' habit." Let ui kelp you. Start A Sovlngs Account Today Wt Pay Four Per Cent Interest. . Tm Bw. or Bin ..tow S.wvto - The First National Bank ." .'' ; OF BEND ' . .. Put It in The Bulletin. CIshIM sdvcrtuins ehsnn per brae to tenta for 20 words or tats. One cent per word for sll orr 10. All elsatll4 sdVertbln itrletlr esah in tdnnee. MISCELLANEOUS SELL FOR IJS IN YOUR VICINITY Complete line well grown stock. Liberal commission with cash advance. Write for contract at once. Salem Nursery Co., Salem, Ore. 41-60tfc WANTED WANTED Second Hand spring- tooth harrow. C. W. Case, Dm slon and. Park Place. 78-65p INFORMATION WANTED of the whereabouts of Daniel J. Kane, Last heard of was at Bond, Oregon. Any. information as to Kane's whereabouts, please send same to J. K, L care Dally Piilaronlnn, Watsonvlllo, Cal. . 60-04-l)c WANTED Man dishwasher and woman waitress for logging camp, $87.50 and board. Brooks-Scanlon Lumber Co. 09 -A 4 -6c WANTED Ranges, household goods : furniture and phonographs. Stand ard Furniture Co. 84-5c FOR SALE Year old model Velle. in splendid condition; price right. Cull Wultlicr-Willlams & Co. 27-6Slfc FOR RENT FOR RENT OR SALE Electric vacuum cloaners Standard Fur niture Co. 64-5c FOR RENT A new furnished room. suitable for two people. All conveniences. 521 Florida St., west of S. E. Roberts'. Mrs. M. E. Knotts. 60-63tfc FOR RENT 2-rnom rurnished house. Inqulrs 1070 Union St., Boulevard addition. - 82ttq FOR RENT Furnished housekeep ing rooms. Call 2372. 55-62p LOST LOST Around town, a demount able rim with Pennsylvania cup tire. Finder please leave at or notify Baker's Express. 65-64-6p LOST Navy blue serge coat. Pa pers In pocket addressed George Murphy. Finder kindly leave at Henklo & Haines' office for reward. 67-62-4p FOUND FOUND--On Bend- Prineville road, lady's coat. ' Inquire Bulletin .of fice. , 74-660 FOUND Brown duster and hat on Bear Creek road. Inquire Bulle tin. 71-84-80 i W. A. JACOBS Job Carpenter and Contractor - Small Repair Jobs Given Special Attention Corner Florida Ave. a4 Biaeaera SI. BOX 711, BEND . 16799 DIED In Hew York City alone from kid ney trouble last year. Don't allow yourself to become a victim by neglecting pains and aches. Guard against this trouble by taking COLD MEDAL eJBUNQir The world's standard remedy for kidney, livar, bladder and urlo acid troublee. Holland's national remedy since 1848. All druggists, three sixes, Guaranteed. Uolc (ae Ua naaaa OaM Modal ea evorr kom . NAPIER & YOUNG I.AWYKKH Press Bldg., Bund, Ore. GENERAL LAW PRACTICR IpeoleJtlaat Corirtuins Coatraole ' Land Tltlaa end Kaiale. . Phono lied 141 R. S. ITAMILTON ATTORNS Y-AT-LAW Rooms 13-18 First National Bank Bldg. Tel. 611 (Dr. Coe'e former Ofllco.) H. If. De Arniond Chaa. W. Braklne Dc Armond & Erskinc lawyers, O'Kane Building, Bond, Oregon W. G. Manning, D. M. D. v DENTIST 8ulte 11-14 O'Kane Building Tel. Black 1781 Bond, Ore. DR. TURNER, EYE SPECIALIST Permanently Located In Bend with New Equipment Private Office in Thorson's Jowelry 8tore Dr. II. N. MOORE DENTISTRY Hour: 9:00-6:30: 7:30-6:30 8undays 10-1 Tol Black 1671 O'Kane Bldg. Telephone Red f7l O'Kane aids Dr. E. E. GRAY DENTIST I lour. 9:00 to 12:00-1:00 lo J:30 Dr. Anna Ricg-Finlcy lias moved her office ovor Horton Drug Co. Office Phone ReC 301 Residence 2281 llrnd Lodge Nu. Loyal Or der of Mmme Meets In Moose Hall every Thursday. Visiting brothers are cordially Invited to attend. CENTRAL OREGON COLLECTING AGENCY Rooms 2-4 O'Kane Building Bend, Oregon Collections Made In All Parts of Central Oregon DR. G. SKINNER ' DENTIST ; Room 17 O'Kane Building Office Hours: 9 to 12 1 to 6 MRS. V. A. SMITH Agent for the . t NCBONE CORNETS Wilt call by appointment on 1069 Columbia Streot. ADDRESS P. O. BOX 638 Corns, Bunions Aroh Supports Treated Foot Appllancos H. F. Shoemaker FOOT SPECIALIST Office: Wright Hotel Hours: .1 to 5 P. M. Evenings nnd Sundays by Appointment Examinations Froo Prices Reasonable Tol. Black 111 HAIIl DKKHSIVO- I'ARUm Up-to-date alartrtra' mh o tpwuti'it. far failing hair and dm, i ..IT. rni..u N.-o-ptaatlque r'are tn ttt.-t.l-. All fcinda' Hair W .k .I'.i,.-. miw. si' i.i.i: Old "Paoplaa Btttrv" un Ott-jti.n Mt. 8 UND A I'OHTAL TO O. C, MAST PIANO TUNER TUNING-CLEANING-REPAIRING BEND, OREGON CHAS. STANTON Shop Next to Montgomery's ' Plumbing Shop ALL WOHK ' UU ARANTKKD Painting anil I'aiH-rliiiiiglng ELECTRIC LAUNDRY Itouitli Dry nml Flulalied Work Elerlrlo Muclilna Used Cull M03 Hill Si or write Mrs. Pearl E. Lattimcr Box R0, rii'nd, Oregon Work Culled For und Dullvornd M. A. PALMER Cablnvt Maker and llullder, Johbinir Franklin St., roar of Irrigation Co.'s old bulldiug. Carlson & Lyons & 1 1 MATING , Plumbing and lleatlnif Huppllee, Hath Kooin Acoeaaorlof, etc. Pipe, Valves nnd Fittings ' PHONE Hi: I) IS!) I Bend Park Co. Real Estate sad Insurance Bond Company Building Own Your Own Home I have some Imrgains in BUNC.ALOWS KAhV 1 HkllS . J. A. EASTES Central Oretfon'a LesJintf INSURANCE AGENCY ; Tinning and 3heet Metal W. MONTOOMEItV. Furnaces, Spouting, OuCerlng, Cornice und Skylight Repairing promptly attended to Prlree right, work Kuarnntned BEND INSURANCE AGENCY Writers of all klnda ol tnaaranee. Old aa iiMuranee Asener In Central Ore. eoa. H. O. BIIU. Vint Natktnai Baa ounaing, eiasa, un Scotch Woolen Mills All Wool Hulls Made to Order 918.50 to fii.no . - NKLHON'S HIIS Ilond St, Dodge Brothers Motor Cars W A LT H ER-W I LLI A MS CO.' II. 8. MoClure, 8alosman COLUMBIA SERVICE STATION Jay Baltsman, Prop. STORAQR UATTKRY WORK Oun Repairing Odd Jobs In Mechanical Mnea REPAIRING THAT IS REPAIRING ELECTRIC -SHOE SHOP