TBK BRND IHJI.LETIJf, DAILY EDITION. BKNU, URJCHN, Tl'KND.W. APIUIi UO, UVM,
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Fashions
0004
New Arrivals!
News that will please to ladies of Bend. We
have just received a shipment of the newest
creations of Ladies' Sport Suits in Kumsi
Kumsa, Moonglow, Crepe de Chine, Queen
Ann Satin, Fancy Plaids and Georgette Silks.
An assortment that will certainly please you.
Be one of the first to see them.
SPORT SUITS--m TYicolette and
Jersey--$42.50 to $49.75
SPORT SKIRTS--in great variety
$22.50 to $82.50
Are
Shown
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FIGHT FANS FORESEE
BITTER RING BATTLE
Speck Woods May Prove Jlnlch
for Hard-HiMinfC Portland ld.
Say Bond Boy's Backer.
Despite the generalship and ell
around fighting ability displayed by
Ted Hoke, of Portland, in his re
cent battle here with Frankie War
ren. a strong contingent of local fans
is backing Speck Woods, of Bend, to
beat the Portlander in their 10
round main event here Monday night
at the Hippodrome. , The fact that
they will fight at catch weights will
give Woods some seven pounds the
advantage of his hard hitting adver
sary, while it is generally admitted
that Woods will be much stronger
than . inj Bis combat with Weldon
Wing, when he was weakened by
training off real muscle in order to
make weight. The long rivalry ex
isting between the two since the time
they were both in the ring in Bend,
has never been definitely settled, and
fight enthusiasts are looking forward
to a finish scrap.
' Kid Taylor, fighting at 12 pounds
in the second preliminary, will meet
one of the best Portland boys of his
weight in Billy Ryan. The bout is
scheduled for . eight rounds, and. the
kid will have the task of his voung
life when he endeavors to overcome
the advantage which several years
of experience have given the visitor.
For the first .preliminary, Albion
Christiansen and George Rowe. both
of Bend, will four three, minute
rounds at catch weights.
Held Whisker Sacred.
If the beard has any standing in the
world today, it Is undoubtedly because
of the Jews, who held their whiskers
to be sacred, and swore by them.
Later, the Turks did the same. The
sultan's followers used to comb their
whiskers after prayers, catch the
hairs that came out, break them In
two and bury them, on the theory
that in some mysterious way the hnirs
helped to make soft walking to the
gates of paradise. This the Turks
firmly believed.
Wireless a Night Traveler.
Wireless tejegrapliy Is more effec
tive and travels farther 'In 'the dark
than In daylight. The light has a re
tarding Influence on the waves.
Brooklyn Eagle.
Want to buy hay, use Bulletin clas
sifted ad;,.
WANTKD Girl for general house
work. J. .M. Chllders. 878 River
side. V 11-H-16C
WANTKD Someone to invest money
' that will double in 3 to 5 years.
29 Oregon St.. after S p. m. K. O.
Snyder. 9-14-1 dp
FOR 8AI.H - Spun work mums,
wultiut 11700, linos (J uud 7;
gontlu pony; two wukouh, nearly
now; one good iot work hat-mms;
household goods. Inquire 744 Ot;
dou live. DO-KM4li
FOR SAUC A leailitiK hotel In
Porllaml, fully moiiorn; well fur
nished; 30 rooms anil Indue hall.
I'l'lco rlulll: $7500 rush. Tile indue
hull will pay for rent of hUlii.
leaHo; owners only. AddresH lleml
Bulletin A-4. !i:l-i:i-lHc
FOR 8AI.fr Now, modern flvo
room residence; Btuats Addition,
Colorado street; easy term. In
quire Ciirluon A Lyons. aG-OUtfc
FOR SAI.K -Heater. Sinner sewlui!
machine, vowing lump, - tapestry
rockers, 3 sprluK tots, 1 child's
heil, 2 dining room limit's. R. I!
lllarkwell. ' 07-1:1-1 5p
FOR SAI.K ut u uui'Kulu. (wo three
room house and one two-room
house, till for fllGO; $100 cash
balanev terms. No interest. In
quire of Curl Johnson, Tailor,
Wall st. US-9-K
FOR HAI.IC Four modern liunnu
lows in very best resilience din
ttiut. J. A. Knsles. 79-Ul-tfc
FOR HAI.IC Why purcnuH.i used
phonographs whtno you can't nur-
ichaso parts? Wo hnvo u good lino
of itsud plioiiOKl'.ipliH; also purls
U K. Hbepheiil, . Milimiantii street
tt-l.'lOlfc
WANTKD TO Hl?Y Tent, about
10x14. I.. Calhoun. box 170.
Bend. Ore. 95-1 2-1 4c
WANTED Timber fallers at
Aune's camp; SI per thousand
Apply at Aune's barn. S7-12-15p
Cluttacd atfvertUlnx ehmtKm per taut X0
ttatm tot tO word, or 11. On. Mot Ptf
word for .Jl over to. All eiMslftcd ftdrrttalac
ftneur eman in adnwea-
WANTED Competent nurse for
two children; also an experienced
cook. Inquire .Mm. 11. K. Brooks.
Phone 1501. 90-12-15C
WANTED A cook for country ho
tel; man and wife preferred; no
objection to one child. Write at
once to Mrs. J. Munning. Silver
Lake, Oregon. 95-1 3-1 5p
WANTED
WANTED By business man and
wife board in private family, close
in. Address C8 care of Bulletin.
8-16p
BEND DAY NURSERY will care for
children of working people and
others from 7:30 to 5:30; elderly
matron in charge. Apply at rear of
B. .A. A. C. 2 7-1 4c
WANTED TO BUY Two lots with
small house or shack, on terms;
Write No. 21, care ot Bend Bulletin.
21-15-17p
WANTED Two good waitresses and
two men dishwashers fnniilr.
Club Cafe. 14-1 5-1 7 p
HAGAN'S MARKET Buys beef.
veal, pork and poultry at any
time. Bring in your goods and get
the highest market prices, or phone
Red 2161 and we will call. 17-15-19p
WANTED Junltor at Kenwoorl
school; salary $120. Apply S. W.
Moore. 235 Newport ave. Red 13Gi
or at high school, tel. 1441.
' 20-114tfp
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Above all, teach the children to
' saveeconomy is the sure founda
tion for all virtues."
-VICTOR HUGO.
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START A SAVINGS ACCOUNT TODAY.
IT WILL EARN YOU FOUR PER CENT.
T Bank or Sufmoi Savi?m
The First National Bank
OF BEND
WANTED To buy second hand win
dow Bhades.' We sell ne.w shades.
Sea Goggans. ' 87-83tfc
WANTED Furniture, phonographs,
Hnru anil hnilHAhnlffWfrnod. of nil
description. Standard Furniture Co.
BjyGS WANTED Will pay 5 per
poundfor clean rags, no small
trimmings, sacks, old pants or socks
wanted.- The Bend Bulletin.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Twenty acres alfalfa
land to be planted to potatoes;
seed furnished. Write Box 241 Bend,
Ore. 20-16p
RANCH FOR RENT 160 acres, 90
acres under ditch and plowed.
Between 50 and 60 acres seeded to
rye. For particulars see Geo. E.
Curry, 815 Georgia Ave., or call at
Reed school. 18-15-19c
FOR RENT Two small houses part
ly furnished, near mills, each $8.50
per month. S. R. Hogin, 34 Lafay
ette Ave. 24-15p
FOR SALE
FOR SALE Nice lot 50x100 with
house partly finished. Inquire at
Broadway and Georgia. J. F. Pfer
fer. 15-15-17P
FOR SALE Three room house,
lights and water, large lot, nico
lawn, poultry house and yard. Cheap
for cash, 527 Portland Ave., west.
23-14UC
FOR SALE No; 2 Vlctrola, cablnot
oak finish and 27 records. Cheap
for cash. 1145 Albany Ave., High
land add. ' 22-14p
FOR SALE The best bargain in
Western Oregon. 'See ;. O. Sny
der after 5 p. m., 29 Oregon Street.
10-U-16P
FOR SALE Modern six room house.
Three bed rooms, bath, living
roomm, dining room - and kitchen.
541 Newport avenue, half way be
tween bridge and Kenwood school.
$800 cash. Balance terms., 6-14-19C
FOR SALE Kimball organ, walnut
Case, fine tone and action, also
parlor lamp, oil burner. Geo. How
ard, 360 Riverside blvd., or watch
man Shevlln-Hlxon mill. 13-14-1'Jp
FOR SALE BY OWNER Six-room
modern house; well located; . a
bargain for cash, or will give
terms on pnrt. Telephone Black
671 or inquire 550 Ogclen ave.
3-113-114c
FOR SALE 24, 00p brick. Inquire
Wm. Pattlson, at J. Ryan Co.'b
office. 2-1 13tfc
RICH Jersey milk, four inches of
solid cream on each quart bottle;
delivered to your door each day.
Phone us your order, as we are
now able to supply 100 additional
SELL NURSERY STOCK FOR US
Good territory open; terms tit
tractive , Write for ronlruct and
information Immediately. Salem
Nursery Company, 1030 Chemekntu
st., Sulem, Oregon, 67-9-2 lc
FOR SALE Lot 17. block 11, Lytle
addition, 2 houses and one lot,
one house six rooms, one four
rooms. I'rlcn $t450; $400 cash:
etisy payments. Alex Ferrurlur.
65-9-20C
EVERYTHING ill fishing tackle ut
Buekwalter s. 74-1 Otfc
FOR SALE 90 acres, partly Im
proved, under Swulley illtrh, 2
miles from llend. Inquire Bulletin.
63--15p
$2.100 NEW four-room bungalow;
plumbing complete; basement;
good lot; close to mills; reudy for
wcupancy.
$2200 Four-room bungalow; bou
levard Addition; easy terms.
$3360 Five modern 5-rootu bunga-
ows; close to mills: $.1350 eatli;
easy terms. J. Ryan & Co.
34-OC-lSc
USE!) CARS
"Ho win's Market," ipliouo Uud 2101,
lie ulso rails for orders and deliv
ers to any part uf thu eliy free of
rharge. He will, lu the near In
line, roust met tut ItP'lo-ilato
Hlauuliler limine, Willi mulling wa
ter mid culil sIiiiuko, where meat
tuny he kepi In sanitary condition.
(Slimed) IIOGAN'H MARKET.
H3.
TRUCK FOR SALE Tlw toll
Deuliy truck In good condition,
uud lieu trailer. Will mII nepaniiely
or together at a Imrpiiln. Unison
ahle terms If desired, Inquire Hullo,
tl". 7 lip
FOR SALE Uhud Ford cars. Cart
gunrantoud Cent. -Ore. Motor Co.
63-4 life
LOST
LOST On inn I n highway liclween
The Dalles uud Hend, Saturday,
tan Htiltraaw, Finder return a llulle
tlu offlco untl reeelvu tewurd.
I'-'-l 13-ir,r
LOST lu llend, 32x3 "i Dodge tire
uud rim. Finder lenve ut or no
tlfy Bulletin office. Reward.
sr.-i r-1 0
POUMI NOTICE.
Notice Is lieteliy given Hint I let
city of lleml has rulineil In lie Im
pounded the following described
ilvixtock 1 1 u i m u ii it t lo the provisions
of OiiIIuiiiicu No. 120 of Hit til city, tu
wll: due black Iiiii'ho eoll, iiiur on
ftireheiul. I wo while hind feet, weight
uliniit Men pounds, age n limit nun
year. Notice Is hereliy further given
Hint the undersigned will on the 27tli
day of April, 192(1, al the hour or
8 . in . In mi Id city, sell at puhlle
unction I lie nliove ileHcrllied livestock
lo satisfy (he charges for Impound
ing the saute, together with nil nc
ciuliiK costs.
L. A. W. NIXON,
l l-'-'oe Chief of I'ollf.
FOR SALE Six room modern house,, I
two. TerniB. 541 Newpoorl j
99-4-09-tfc ,
NEW MEAT MARKET I OR REM)
J. O. liagiiu has nieiii a inurket
In Kenwood, corner of UVM I 'th
and Ogdrn, with a full line of frehh
lid cured meuls, iilno pmiltry and
fish. He will conduct his busi
ness on a cui.li basis and n ill nil I
profit. He ulso believes In Inspec
tion of meuls. hides uml brands
Ills books will be open for Inspec
tion al any time, where meat Is
bout' it. uIho brands and hides. If
any.
The market will he known as
Women
Made Young
TJrfght eye, a clour akin und a body
fall of youth and heulth may b
yours if you will koep your system
in order by regularly taking"
COLD MEDAL
kUTru m j
llsliM'JllJ
fh world' utt'Ior.l roinvdy for WiJny,
livr, bUMir on J uric acM trouhUt,
nmi of ltl onl !k. hi uu ki:ic
)5lf5. All ilruKtBl. thro bvt.
Louli (ttr l)m urn CM Mal at vf W
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nil" ,HTA 1 '
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Fine Steels form the Sinews of a
MAXWELL
Everything that id built to en
dure must have fine sinews.
A great ship, a giant locomo
tive, a huge bridge, a gigantic
building.
Search for the sinews in a
Maxwell and you discover new
steels, fine steels, special steels,
steels manufactured to Maxwell's
own formulae.
Steels, for instance, that make
possible that rare combination
of extreme lightness and brute
strength.
For a Maxwell is made to
be light in weight. Its mission
is economic transportation.
Any superfluous pound to
carry around means so much
more cost of operation.
But the great problem was to
get steels of rare quality and
great strength.
They are found in a Maxwell
in axles, shaftings, gears, frame,
crankshaft, connecting rods,
etc., etc.
They equal, pound for pound,
the steels to be found in any
car made.
Costly as they are, they repay
their price many times over in
the lifetime of a Maxwell.
They save. They pay divi
dends of satisfaction.
They make friends. They are
responsible for that rapid rise
of Maxwell the world-over.
Nearly 400,000 now in use;
100,000 more in process of
construction; and fully '40 per
cent of those who have de
cided upon a Maxwell as their
first-choice car will hot be able
to get one this year so over
whelming is the demand for
this remarkable car;
Pioneer Garage
customers. The Smoad Dairy.
; : 1-U3-114C
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