The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, May 15, 1920, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text... - , PAGE tK RBSD IIULI.KTIN. DAILY EDITION, HKNU, OKKUON, H.VlTRIiAY, MAY 13, 1090. Plt()li:HH()NAL AM) klVHINKHN lUHKtTOUV. WHY LUMBER IS HIGH; WOODEN HATS HERE JJ. 11U .14" "UN i JJ ""- 1111 11 , C. K. MAST PIANO TUNER Timlnu. Oomihitf, Iti'milalliiu, llepnlrlnu "'''" ' ,lAVMR'4'l-NO ' WUt A hl'lltlAl.TY '. . ' Ofllco with tint' Bond brunch tif .(.. MIIUUMAN. VIM COMI'.UV ' ( lluchwalter's Store) i iMi'lnwii) anil IXIinr I'lunos What Can We Do For You? You have to have things done for you in the matter of clothes and other things to wear. Somebody has to get all the goods together in one place, where you can look at them, and select. That's our function in the community providers of things men , weai We 'sell the best we can get ,as low as we can ; we're sure you will get value. There is'no use dodging the point. The public is getting tired ' of paying high prices for clothes tha'do not give lasting satis faction. There have even been charges of profiteering. The truth remains that buyers are protesting against excessive prices for clothing of mediocre quality. You realize this condition as well as we. The trade press is full of it, and all the retailers' associations are discussing it. Moreover, the newspapers vare telling it to the. public- It is not -merely because prices are higher than formerly. The protest comes from prices that are often higher than the actual value of the clothing justifies. Men wan GOOD clothes and they want them FAIRLY priced. They are willing to spend money for clpthes but they want to know that they are get ting full value for their money. ! We are here to show you the best there is at a saving. Appoint yourself one of the investigation committee and come here and llllll I inroshorat I GASHMAN I" -, . Bend's Clothier ' ' 1 MM. ASTORIAN ATTACKS WILSON IN ADDRESS FOR JOHNSON TT r f 1 1. c tli a nnm! nallnr ""nf T4tiam -Johnson of California for president '-. by the republican party, Charles Robinson, Astoria attorney, , speak- lng last night before a small audi- enBce at the Hippodrome, sketched the history of the California!!, de claring that he had done more for America than any man living, and launched a vigorous stack against the democratic party, apd particu larly against the policies of President Wilson as exemplified in article 10 of the League io( Nations covenant. Aside from Shis' caustic criticism of the democratic party! i tne speaker's appeal was on an entirely constructive basis. No allusion whatever was made, to other candi dates who will appear on the repub lican ballot at the QregQO primaries. ,"You will hear Johnson charged with being a radical," fur. Robinson said, "but let me remind yon tha after Hiram Johnson and California got through with flie 5wobblies, hey have never touched thattate again Incidentally," none of the laws which Johnson signed as governor of Cali fornia has ever been reversed by state or , United . States supreme! court." ''-' - s I -. , '" To point out the senator's busi ness ability,, the speaker declared that when Johnson became governor in 1910, the state treasury, showed a deficit of $300,000 and that at the end of seven years, Johnson left bo- hind him when he retired from of fice a surplus of $7,000,000. Mr. Robinson predicted one of the bitterest political fights In the his? tory of the nation when the general elections are held this., fall. . He scored President Wilson for "eating from gold plate with crowned end cracked heads in Europe, while we in America were eating war bread." and -alluded to "Wrlson'3 14 point3, broken' in 15 places." v;;"H:raiu Johnson, when he atacked the lea gue of nations, and later stumped the United States following Wood row Wilson when the president tried to put over the league through appeal to the people,? made Wilson good and sick, and that's one big reason I'm for him," the speaker declared. "' .;'.. . " ' ' VOTE FOR C. S. BEN SON FOR DISTRICT AT TORNEY. Adv. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS ..l"1" "? V 11 M "-ld d.artlaEi IrleUr cub to adruca- USED CARS CAR FOR 'SALE Ford sedan. 'Ap ply Bulletin. 78-30tfc FOR SALE Uwsd Ford cars. Can guaranteed Cent.-Ore. Motor Co. 63-41tfc FOR RENT The wooden hat, purely an Amorlcan creation, ha taken Paris by storm. Its conception woa Inspirational Its dealgner sat In the Knickerbocker Thea ter at New York watching Henry W. Savage's new play of Cape Cod life, titled "Shavings." N. Ol Sniolln. New York millinery , de signer sat In at the opening per. formanre of the . show and a floor full of shavings In one act gave him hit idea. That same night he built the hat. presenting one to vivlau 'Tobln, shown here, end who appears In- "Shavings.- FOR SALE FOli SALK 10 urrus udJoinliiK town till In cultivation; Iidiiki bam, fine garden In ml; mum ml! at once. See I Imi k l & Haiti. Lot; Cabin lililK. - - 3tp-3ilr FOIt SALE liuady to move Into, 5 room tiouso partly furnlHlind; light, water, and garage; Inrico lot nicely situated; close In. Inquire Bulletin. 3'l-3Up FOR SALE Cheap It tukeu at once, four room furnished house and two lots, nice lawn and gui-den: W. 1431. 11th. cor. Oicdeu. 6-33-3 KOlt SALE Three room houao and higburn. poultry house, two lot i with garden.- Ilargalu If taku.l ,11 once. Inquire W. 14.11, 11th. T-3X-3Si FOIt SALE Host quality extrtcle.l honey. 603 Newport Avenue. : 26-35-38f FOR SALE Extra choice Astor and Smipdrugon plants. Leave or ders now for later delivery. M. O. Coe. Phono 12 F-12. 24-3G-37p FOR SALE One pure-bred 8. C Rhode Island Red rooster. It one year-old hens unci 39 chicks.. Call at S27 Portland ave. 29-35-JHp FOR SALE Dandy houso and lot near mills: cheap. Inquire Bui lotln, or 21 K Jefferson. 32-3839p FOR SALE Three room bound two rooms furnished; flue largo lot; good location. See Geo. How ard at 360 Riverside blvd., betwoen noon and 4 p. m. 28-3S-40p FOR" i RENT "i- Small house near mills, partly furnished! kultntile for two men: $10 per month. 8. R. Hogiu. 34 Lafayette ave. . 136c FOR RENT Lurge garage building aiso Buitame lor shop; also two room house near Kenwood grocery. Inauire Mn. V A Purka. Press building. ' 25-3B-3Cc FOR K EXT 3-room furnished flat. Hotel Portland, opposite Brooks Scanlon box factory. 30-35-36p FOR AREN'T 3-room apartment, un furnished, near mills. Annlv at DowniiiR's cafe. 20-34lfc FOR RENT on shures. , 60,-acre ranch, ail cleared and fonced; wi; furnrjh TO sucks semi Hnnitnnn alfalfa and oat seed; a good propo sition lor live man. See Dr. J. H. Con nam. 1 S-3 l-3!p FOR SALE The bungalow you will surely want it If you see It. On a corner lot on Florida Ave. Price reasonable. Waller A. Jacobs, Con tractor, 210 Florida Ave. 6-33-3 DC if , I "-:'':lv;.--'&. &x- "A ' small bank account pays a large dividend socially, in addition to Us steady financial returns. " J. Plerpont Morgan. : ;' " ' Sj'.- i Tfi Bani or SoFnioi Oixvtci The First National Bank OF BEND :;-:' TO TRADE. FOR TRADE House and lot near Jap apartments to trade for a good late model Ford. Inquire of Fleish, the real estate agent. 16-3l-39p WANTED WANTED Job on ranch as house keeper. Widow about 30 years old.. ?nll Blnck 1411. , 8B-36.C WANTED AT ONCE Dining room girl at Bartletthotel.- 37-36-tfc WANTED TO BUY Small house. furnished or unfurnished: mint be CbeaD for Cash. Lpnve nnnwerH at Bulletin office. 31-36-36P SILVIS & STEIDL J3000 Modern 4-ronm bungalow, two lots, on corner; West, side of river; some terms. )2f00 6-room houso, Kenwood; snap for someone with' the money. ' 31400 4 -room houso, beautiful lot,' Florida ave.; can give pp session at once. ,-1 - $1400 5 -room and liasemnnlf Riv erside addition. $ 500 3-room house and lot, Ter-j mliial addition. , ;. $1500 Brand-new 3-room plustored house; corner lot, Mill ad dition; . possession at onco snap. FOR SALE One of the best resi dence lots, close In, that can be found In city of Bend, with small house on rear. Prlco $850, or. terms. See J. B. Miner at Bond Press building. 2-32tfc FOR SALE Office desk and chair . for $60. Inquire Mrs. V. A. Forbes. Telephone Red 2531. 70-20ttc FOR SALE 5-room house in Hoiilo vard addition: $2350: easy terms, J. Ryan & Co. 6 4-27 Up FOR . SALE One 5-room houso, Boulevard addition: $1650; easy terms. J. Ryan & Co. 64-27tfC WANTED Job as engineer;, prac tical exnerlence: run fin :nnv re pair work. J. H. Jones, The Dalles, Ore. . . l-34-38n WANTED At Pilot Butte Inn, lobby maid. Apply at office. 14-33tfc WANTED At Pilot Butte Inn, woman to clean house. Apply at office. 13-33tfc WANTED Furniture, ' phonographs, ranAH And rinliaohnM irnnAa nt oil description. Standard Furniture Co. . j i euro WANTED To buy second hand win dow shades. We sell neiw shades. See Ooggans. 87-83tfc FOR 'SALE Two modern five-room bungalows, now buildlne. on T)n1nwni'e oauv tm.mu tnnnl,. Carlton & Lyons. 4C-27tfc FOR SALE Ono lot .50x125 twn houses, one six room, ono four room. $1350, $300 down, ensy terms. Inquire- Bulletin or Joe Rock, 87.20tfc FOR SALE 3000 pounds ' white sweet clover seed, all rocleaned and' reedy tor market. See or write T. L. Collier, at Tumulo, or Bend. 69-17UC FOR SALtt Four modern biini;a- lows in very, best residence . dis trict. J. A. Hastes. , 7-01-tfc FOR SALE Why purcnase used Dhonosranhi wham vn'ti luth't nu. chase Darts? . Wa ham i 'innA lino of used phonographs; also parts li. i.,, Hiiepnera, - Minnesota street. ' ; , - . .. 9-180tfc FOR SALE 24,000 brick. Inquire Wm,, Paulson at J. Ryan Co.'s O'Oce. ... . . . .. 2-llStfo C. C. DICK Auto Shop General Repairing' , I'bono lllark 4'JI l.'iist Iteai'iti')' Dr. Charles A. Fowler, PUY8ICIAN AND BURGEON Offices la the O'Kune Building Telephones: ltnu Black 14.72 ! Oftlcu Red 3301 , R. S. HAMILTON ATTORNBT-AT-LAW Rooms 13-1$ First National Bank Bldg. Tel. 611 (Dr, Cot't Kurmtr Cffltt.) B. U. D Af looial CIim. W. nklD De Arniond & Erskine IiAUVRRH O'Kane Building, Bund, Oregon W. G. Manning, D. M. D. ' DENTIST Suite 11 14 O'Kane IlullJIni Tel. Black 1781 BDd, Ore. Practical Nurse MARION M. LESH : Tclcphono Rod 1011 For Public Stenographer 4'hII Bend Company Office. Itiono 71. ' ' Piano Tuning Regulating and Repairing L. S. RICKARD Leave order at Shepherd's Music Store Phoue Red 201 Latest l'p-To l)ato Instruments and Equipment. DR. J. G. TURNER Eye Specialist Room 9 O'Kauo. Bldg. i Beud, Ore. Coiuplcto Lens Cirlnilini; Fact ory, on PrmnlhOM. , Lciihc Du plicated . ' Dr. II. N. MOORE DE.MISTItr Tol Black 1671 O'Kane Bldg. Telephone Kcil 171 O-Kene llldt Dr. E. E. GRAY DENTIST Hour. 9.00 to 12:00 i.-OO In 5:30 Ewntngi anj SunJayi hy ep0.lttlm.nt HAIR DRKSHIXO IMRIOR Tp'to-dta eleetrlcttl Healp IreaUnenU for fjillinif hsir sn.J rlnndrufT. Kammi Neo. plktliue yr treatmvnU. All klndt IfMir Work don. MRS. MCl.LEIt Oregon St. Phono Red 1851 LOOK LOOK . LOOK O. H. Winkle TRANHFEB Light-Heavy Hauling. Oqt, my prices on hauling In and out of city. Phono lilk. J 831. Dodge Brothers Motor Cars WA LTIIKU-W UAA A MS CO. R. S. McClui-o, Sulesman M I.I'IU II, MlNniAI, AM) V A Proved and Tried Ilcmmly for HhtMimnliHin, Bad Colds. La Drlppu, NiitvotiHiitiits, Kid ney mid Liver Troubles DR. R. I). STOW ELL Telephone II-0 1 1 MASHAOH TREATMENTS Thu Hi'parlment: Ladles uud (Itintlomen Over Standard Furniture Co. BEND, OREUON Newton High Powered Rifles 256 and 30 Calibre Colts Patent Firearms Write Box 318, Html Vocal Instruction Madam Ida M. Davis, lute ot New York, he opened bor studio at 720 Arliona avenue tor voral Instruction. Free voire trial Interview 10 a. m. to 12 ra J to 5 p. in. RATES TRANSFER CO. Bill Bntes Tom Whenlor IN A.NI Ol'TMIDE H.ll'I.I.NU Office Frvnchlu's Store, 101J x Bond Street Phono Rud 1341 R'-nd ... Oregon. Carlson & Lyons i , . IM.L'MIUNG HI-ATINfi I'luinUnK and Heating Supplier, Hatb Koom AccvMurlrs, etc. Pipe, VulVfH and I'ittiiiKs PHONE Ki:i Own Your Own Home I have some hnrgains in IJUNOALOWS KbV VKKM J. A. EASTES Central Oregon's Leading INSURANCE AGENCY . Tinning and Uheet Molal WM.' MO.NTflO.MlCKY. Furnaces. Bpuutlnit. Outtorlng, Cornice and BUyllghl I(epa!iln promptly attended to Prices rlitlil, work Kunrnnteed KEN I) INSURANCE AGENCY WMI.n of all ilndi of Iniunine. Old est Jnaumnea Aiianry In Central Ora 'jn. U. C Kllla, Mral NallonaJ Hank Uulldlns, Band, Orwon. MRS. V. A. SMITH Agent for tho NUBONK CORSEtS Will cull by npnointmont lono Columbia ADDRKSH P. O. btroul. B. 40. JOB WORK R. II. FOX CARPEXTKIl SHOP 121 Minnesota St. Heml Irfidne No. 4i!ll Loyal Or iter of Moonk Moets in Mooie Hall evory Thtindny. Vlaltlng brother! are cordially Invited to attond. DR. G. SKINNER XlKXTIKT . Phone: Ornco, Rod 2351 Room 17 O'Kane Building Office Houtb; 9 to 121 to 6 . laT STOP AT A. J. TUCKER'S ? The Big Htono (Shop on Giwnwood Avcimo Auto Top and Body Work, (Joporal BlackamltKlng, Auto Spring Repairing ;. a Speelalty. Carponter and Cabinet,; Work. nun ion . : r y; .y; .,;'Bend, ork. r