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Claulfled dvrtuitm chant t luu SO
lntl for 10 wonli or leu. One wnt vt
word for all over 20. All clfcutfM dvrtmnt
ttrletty cuh In aiU-aiu..
USED CARS
FOlV SALK Uhad Ford cn f a. Cti ri
guaranteed Cent.-Ore. Motor Co.
6S-41tfc
CAR FOR SALE Studebaker tour
ing cur, good motor, new buttery.
Price reuaonublo. Cull 323 Lafay
ette St. 89-ll-17p
CAH FOH SAI.K One Overland. 5
passenger, $226; 1 Dodge Sedan,
like new; 1 Denby 2-ton truck; un
usual value. Wallher-Wllliams Co.
R. S. Mct'lure. Fnlesman. lti-13-He
JV ANTED Girl for housework, no
cooking. Telephone 1601. 4-12tfc
WANTKD Help for both stolon. See
Mrs. S. Mcintosh. 8 l-9tfe
WANTED Hil l to assist with house
work. Telephone Hed 1711.
94-11-lSc
HAVE M. A. PAl.MUlt, Cabinet
Maker and ft.illilor. make your
screen doors and windows. Shop
rear of old Irrigation lllilg.
93-U'tfc
VOl'R WEEKLY CHECK Lim
ited only by ability and time do
voted to selting our trees. Com
pteto line oil varieties backing you.
Write for terms. Start immediate
ly. Salem Nursery Company, 421
Oregon Dldg., Salem, Oregon.
77-41-640
WANTED Furniture, phonographs.
ranges and household goods of all
description. Standard Furulture Co.
61tfc
WANTED To buy second hand win
dow shades. We sell now shades.
See Gogguns. S7-83lfc
Dated at Portland. Oregon, this
14th day of June. A. D. 1920.
STATE 1IOAKI) O K" FISH AND
11 AM K COMMISSIONERS.
Ily E. V. Carter, Chalriuuit.
Marlon Jack.
E. C. Simmons.
Jas. II. Diiscoll.
John Oill.
1. N. Flelsi'huer.
Chris. Schmidt.
V. M. War re n.
Chas. Hall. 12-18-Mc
FOR SALE
FOR SALE Furniture, as good as
new: enough for five rooms. In
quire 244 Delaware Ave. 95-lltfc
FOR SALE at a baruuin. front and
vear bumpers for Dodge car; also 'Oil RENT rnfiiruished np.ut
Ford car in first class condition. A. meut. Inquire Hotel Portland. I
W. Bontragor garage. 6-12-13CI 17-13-14c;
FOR RENT
poi nd notic::.
Notice is hereby given that the
city of Iteud bus caused to he Im
pounded the following described live
stock, pursuant to ordinance No. 172
of the city of Heud: One buy mare,
white hi ripe on forehead; wire cut
left hind leg, branded IK left shoul
der, weight about 700 pounds, nge
about S years: one black gelding,
wire cut right front leg, star in fore
head, white bind feet, weight about
900 pounds, ago about 10 years,
brands, if any, iiiideclplieriiblo.
Notice Is hereby further given
that the undersigned will noil
lit public auction the ahove-niiiiuHl
livestock on the Stltli day of June.
1920, at the city pound, to satisfy
the charges for Impounding Hie
same, together with till uccriilug
costs.
L. A. NIXON.
35-13o Chief of Police.
District for the year 1020 by more
than six per cent ovnr the uiuoiiut of
such levy for Ilia year Iniiiimllittnly
preceding. t'tiimltlmliiK tint amount
of Increase over 0 per cenl, lucre-mo
for any year run mil bo considered In
succeeding yearn.
It la necessary to raise this addi
tional amount by special levy for the
following reasons:
1'ho law wont till o u ffec I when
uur tax wau very small and 0 par
cent Hii'ieutiu each year (lues not
meet iKiitilrud oxpcndlliiroii.
I lu tor this r,lh day of June, 1D20.
UOIIEKT W. HAWYER,
Chairman Hoard of
Allesl: Directors,
J. ALTON Tllo.Ml'HON,
District Clinic
V,fc'.,l.' Kllltlll. L'l L'I'I'IIIV
.atrial,', 'r n, i,r,.i, ,,..
TO IM'UK.ASH TAX M II II K
THAN SIX PER CENT OVER
THAT OF THE PREVlOl S YEAH,
Notice Is hereby given to the le-i
gal voters of School District No. 1
of Deschutes County, State of Ore
gon, that an election will be held III
said district at High School Audito
rium, on the SOth day of June, 1920.
at 2 to 7 o'clock In the aflei uoou, to
vote on the iiuestion of Increasing
the amount of the tux levy ill Hiild
SECOND-HAND hotel range. $2
Rnrtlett hotel. Telephone Black
2441.
FOR RENT Four-room cottage.:
family without children preferred.
100-12-14C Inquire llulleiin.
FOR SALE Four-room modern
house; lot 50x115; shade trees;
good 3-year-old lawn, etc. Inquire
512 Ogden ave. 86-10-15C
FOR SALE Four-room modern
house, cor. Columbia and Jack
sonville: $2600; reasonable terms.
Inquire Pastime, or phone 2171.
SS-U-16C
FOR SALE Two hundred live U
pound cockered? for broiling: 25c
each. Leave orders R. M. Smith.
G6-7-13p
FOR SALE One lot 50x125 two
houses, one six room, one four
room. $1350, 1300 down, easy
terms. Inquire Bulletin or Joe Rock.
87-20tfc
FOR SALE 3000 pounds white
sweet clover seed, all recleaued
and ready for market. See or write
T. L. Collier, at Tumalo, or Bend
69-17tfc
FOR SALE Two modern five-room
bungalows, now building, on
Delaware: easy terms. Inquire
Carlson & Lyons. 46-27tfc
3-12tfc;
SHEEPMEN ATTENTION IT.00 1
acres, four miles north of La Pine;
plenty of water. E. K. White. La
Pine, Ore. 10-13-Sp
FOR RENT Restaurant, complete
ly furnished: good, live business:
only place in town serving meal.s:on
highway; can have roa3 and mill
trade, as well as tourist: very rea
sonable rent to right party. In
quire Mrs. M. A. Hindmaii. Sisters, !
Ore., manager Sisters restaurant. i
l-12-17p
LOST
LOST Maltese kitten. Finder
please return to Owl pharmacy
and receive reward. lS-13c
FOR SALE One bedroom set, din
ing room table, 4 rugs, 2 rockers.
Inquire 244 Delaware. 19-13tfc
FOR SALE Same as new Universal
cook stove for $25; cost $65 new.
Inquire 10 Lava road. 13-13-15P
FOR SALE One 2-year-old Holstein
he:fer, one 2-year-old Jersey
heifer, one 10-months-old heifer calf
and one steer calf. Inquire old Sise
more log cabin, back of Brooks
Scanlon barn. 8-13-14c
NEVER before offered at such a low
price for sale, but our client is go--tng
away and instructs us to sell re
gardless of price. A house that
cost $3500 to build two years ago!
is now offered to you for S3300, in
cluding two big lots and garden
enough for the biggest family in
Bend. It is a snap and you will ad
mit the same the very minute that;
ydu lay your eyes on it; first come,!
first served. For quick action phone i
2071, or see J. W. Day,"at J. B. Mill-1
er's. Press Dldg., Wall street. I
LOST Howard gold watch, open
face, monogram. Finder please
return to Floyd Dement. Bend Hard
ware, and receive reward. 99-12-14c
WANTED
WANTED School girl to assist
with general housework. Call Black
2041. 12-13tfc
WANTED Good home for four kit
tens; country preferred. Inquire
259 St. Helens. ll-13p
WANTED Girl or woman for gen
eral housework. Leave name with
Bulletin or call 12F2. 15-13-1 4c
WANTED Girl at Clniders-Arm-strong
confectionery; must be over
18 years old. 14-13tfc
LOST OR STOLEN Blue Belten
Ticked female pup. about half
grown; tan ticking on muzzle and
forward legs. Any information lead
ing to discovery, notify V. A. Smith.
1059 Columbia, or P. O. box 40. Re
ward will he given. 92-1 7-1 lip
NOTICE
To whom it may concern:
Whereas. The State Board of Fish
and Game Commissioners, is desirous
of taking trout foT propagation pur
poses from the waters of Elk Lake,!
situated in the Deschutes National
Forest, in Dechutes County. State of
Oregon;
Therefore, By authority of law
vested In the said State Board of Fish '
and Game Commissioners, notice is
hereby given that said Elk Lake, sit-'
uated in the Deschutes National For
est in Deschutes County. State of
uregou. oeginmng at a point which
is marked on the ground as Station
18, and 300 feet south of Fish
Snrines. nnd thr.nr.o rntmli-.ir Vnti.
taking in a strip of said Elk Lake
COO feet in width, measuring from
the shore line, and thence running
to Station II. which Is 230 feet East
of Hatchery Springs, all situated in
Sections 29 and Zt, Township 18.
Range 8 East, Willamette Meridian,
is hereby closed to fishing of any
Kina or in any manner, for trout or
other fish, from and after the loth
day cf July. 1920, until again opened
to fishing by order of the State
Board of Fish and Game Commis
sioners. And it is, and shall be. unlawful
for any person to take or fish for
trout or other fish by any means
whatsoever in the closed part of said
Elk Lake during said period of time
above specified.
Any and all persons whomsoever
so fishing in violation of this order
will be prosecuted as by statute provided.
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A Policy of Community
Development.
ppTHE Main requisite toward the pros-
perity of Bend and its enterprises
. is the cooperation of its institutions
and business men.
IN furthering the ambitious plans for
the tuture of the city, ;rjie First
National Bank with its comprehen
sive service and its policy of community
development, will be found a helpful ally.
Ml
im$
Tag Bki of 8rjPatoa Sttv:c
The First National Bank
07 BEND
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Not Just
Meat But
O'DONNELL BROS.
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Although we mo not stocking heavily in elietrieal
aeeessories, largely because deliveries a re hard'to
obtain. We will obtain anything electrical upon
order for any of our customers at the lowest price
possible, It we haven't what you want in the way
of electrical accessories come in, select fVciu 'our
catalogs ami we will do our best to obtain it.
Bend Water Light & Power Co.
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