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THH BEND BUI1I1ETIX, DAIL1 TBUTION. BEND, OREGON, THITItHDAV, HKPT.'lt, 1010
WANTED Foundry worker helper
at Bend Iron Works. 33-83tfo
Do You Know?
THAT Oregon wools
and woolens are sold
throughout the world ?
afT Tlvir Mpiv York's hirfrest
"hotel makes a specialty ot Oregon fruit beverages?
LThal Oregon has a rubber mill which sells its
product all over the Pacific Coast, South America
and the Orient?
That Oregon candies are nationally advertised
and sold? .. .t ' "
iflTrtat Oregon lumber products are among the
finest-produced anywhere?
--then why not Buy Home
Products and Boost
Home Industries
"Associated Industries of Oregon
PERSHING'S HOME TOWN TO
STAGE A BIG CELEBRATION
(Br United Preai to The Brad Bulletin.)
LACLEDE. Mo., Sept. 11. "John
ny" Perahias .is coming home and
Linn county is a beehive.
Knighted and titled by European
crowned heads; honored and glori
fied by President Wilson and con
gress, and praised and feted by the
nation. General Pershing will be
welcomed back - to his birthplace.
The date is not definite. General
Pershing, responding to Mayor Ed
mund B. Allen's cablegram, "La
clede, your old, home, your boy
hood friends and Linn county are
calling you," replied, "I have heard
the call. Will- be there Boon after
my arrival in the United States."
. And then Laclede went to work
preparing the home-coming. . When
"Johnny" comes home to" Laclede
it will be a simple affair. There'll
be no Ceasar'a victorious return to
Rome. "He's going to be just plain
'Johnny,' and that is Just what
he will -want-to be," Mayor Allen'
said, giving the keynote of the
celebration. ."Lord knows he's
been generated' enough by this
time, and 'Johnny' is going to sound
powerfully good to him."
' The Perslyng family will reunite
after the celebration. James Per
shing, a brother, of Chicago; their
two sisters, Atiss May Pershing and
Mrs. Bessie Butler of Lincoln, Neb.,
will meet again in the old Pershing
home here.
Secretary of War Baker and gov
ernors of Kansas. Iowa, Nebraska,
Illinois, Oklahoma and Arkansas
have been invited.
! Gold swords from the world pow
ers, crosses of war and other costly
gifts of recognition will be mere
gew-gawg and trinkets in the life
of Pershing on home-coming " day.
He will receive a photograph and
a revolver. The photograph faded
and worn and 60 years . old was
a picture of Pershing's mother. It
was found recently in an old album
belonging to J. H. Hamilton of La
clede. . Jordon Parks, a negro, will make
the second presentation, over
shadowing ceremonies accorded by
President Wilson, King George and
other notables. Parks will return
to Pershing an old-fashioned re
volver given the negro when John
Pershing left tor West Point.
"I've been offered as high as
1100 for it." said Parks. "I
wouldn't have traded it for a
farm."
TRAFFIC VIOLATION
BRINGS FINE OF $3
Arrested for violation of the city
traffic laws, C. F. Strathouse ot this
city appeared in police court yes
terday and pleaded iguilty to turn
ing his auto in the middle ot the
block. Judge Peoples levied a fine
of $3 and suspended it during the
good behavior of the defendant.
Put it in The Bulletin.
WANTED Two . heavy
teams with harness, wag
ons and drivers. The Mil-1
ler Lumber Company.
- 32-82-4c
WANTKIl R nr R limn In mi J
ft. limb wood. 2 to 3 lullos'frora
town. The AUUor Lumber Com
pany. ' 31-82-4C
WANTED Man to do plowing on
nincn in I'liuimow, Call ut 811
Georgia Ave., or phono' Black 1631.
2ti-82p
WANTED 6 or 8 men to
cut 4-ft. limb wood, 2 to
3 miles from town: The
Miller Lumber Company.
s ' - 31-82-4c
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WANTED Man dishwasher at log
ging camp, $ IDS. 00 per month.
ADnlv at offlpA Rmnlrn-arnnlnn
Lumber Co. , 16-81-2C
WANTED Good milch cow lust
fresh or coming fresh, giving
rrom tour to six gallons.
24-81tfc
SITUATION WANTED Man and
wife want work on ranch during
winter. Experienced and can give
references. Write Frank Cheno
with. Bulletin office. 2-79-83p
WANTED School girl to work for
room ana Doard. Phone Black
682, or call 1905 West 6th St.
10-79-84cl
WANTED Ladies' -waists and
skirts to French dry clean; also
fine laundry work. Will call and
deliver. Address Hustler. Box 638,
City. 8 7-7 8-8 3 p
WANTED To buy, a second hand
piano.. Must be cheap. No deal
ers. Will make good payment
nown. rest on time. Write to P. O.
Box 645. - 85-77-82p
WANTED At the brick yard, a few
good 15 a day men. Bend Brick
ft Lumber Co. 77-42tfc
FOR SAI
FOR SALE l-room house. In
quire 811 Georgia Ave., or phone
Black 1531. -26-82p
FOR 8ALE Indian motorcycle.
1914 175 01) Raven hnnnnrnvr
Can be seen at Bend Garase.
27-82-3p
FOR SALE $400 in cash will
handle this bargain. Fojir-room
house, lights and water, fenced,
good chicken yard and house. Price
$1000. 1133 Newport. 28-82-3C
FOR SALE 2 houses on Broadway.
1650.00 cash, balance same as I
rent. Inquire at Hanson s Store,
Broadway and Arizona Ave.
21-81tfc
FOR SALE 40-acre ranch; 36-acre
water right; 20 acres in alfalfa:
4 mucn cows, will sen at a sac
rifice. Joe Warnstaff, 2tt miles
east of Bend. 19-81tfc
Claaffned advertlainfr chars far larua 10
eenta for 20 word or less. One cent per
word for all over 20. All elaatioad advertising
rtrletlr cash in advance-
WANTED
WANTED Live man for
helper in retail lumber
yard. The Miller Lumber
Co. 30-82-4C
WANTED Teacher for District 29,
Lake Co.. Ore., at 190.00 ner
month. Lady preferred. Annlv to
T. M. Mussen. clerk. Stanfrer. n
29-82-3C
ess?
Savings Mean Security for,
the Future.
man who owns property guards it for the
future, for his old age, for his children,
and bis ambition Is to make it grow. To
such a man a savings account is his obliga
tion to himself and family. It shows the
way to security for the future.
Now is the Appointed Time to start
your account with us. It will be a
source of satisfaction to you In the
years to come, and all the while it
earns 4 per cent.
Tn Bwk or BimHioi Bwvic
r.
The First National Bank
OF BEND
H
FOR SALE Good three-room house
with lights and water. Located
in Kenwood. Price 8560. Terms.
Will take Ford car in good condi
tion as part payment. Inquire 1133
Newport.. . . - - 16-81-2p
FOR SALE Late 1917 Apperson 8 I
four-passenger roadster, run only!
5043 miles, in splendid condition.
Price will surprise you. Also one
1918 and one 1919 Dodge Brothers.
Waither-Williams Co. See R. S.
McClure. , 17-81tfc
FOR SALE 'Lots 10. 11 and 12,
block 18, Deschutes addition,
900. Terms. J. Ryan. 22-81tfc
FOR SALE Felted cotton mattress
in good condition. Call 1441
days or at 423 Newport Ave.
ll-80-82p
FOR 8ALE Ninety-seven acre
ranch .on Tumalo project. 83-
acre water right, 40 acres under
cultivation, small house, good barn
and outbuildings. One cow.
hornos and 2 wagons. Four thou
sand dollars takes all. Will accept
Improved city property in part pay
ment. Terms, inquire Bulletin.
8-80-6p
FOR SALE fl-room house, close to I
mills, 12400. See J. Ryan & Co.
. 7-80tfc
FOR SALE 1917 -Overland, good
mechanical condition. Owner,
Peter Byberg. Car can be seen at
Pioneer Garage. ' 3-80tfc
FOR SALE Reed baby buggy.
Phone Black 682,' or call 1906
West 6th St. , . 1-7 9-8 4c
FOR SALE, Guaranteed ' Hartz
Mountain cannrlea. niMa rr
beautiful plumage. Singers, per
pair, .uu. tjost you sib to 860
in Portland bird stores. Call Red
1821. ; . . 99-79-83p
FOR SALE Dodge; has run 4600
miles, nearly 100 new. J.
Ryan. 72-76tfc
FOR SALE By owner, Chevrolet
490: reasonable. YVri'n Hnr et
Bond, Ore. 63-75tfo
FOR SALE Kind Hp rantra .v.
Dlnte With Wirfni? nnrl titan rilr,Al
automatic uounie oven; 870. In
quire at Forest Service Office:
' ' ' ' 18-72tfc
FOR SALE TWO tiniV imvlnrn fl
room bungalows on Delaware
avenue Inqulro J. Ryan & Co.
" 70-64tfc
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