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THE BKNO niTLIiKTIX, DAILY EDITION, IIRND, OllKflON. WKDNJCSDAY, Jt'LY 1!M, IOUO.
THINK DAVIS CUP
AS GOOD AS WON
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American Tennis Vans (letting Itojul)
lo An-lniin IMnyw KpM'leil
to lefot Australian.
(Pr Unital Vtmt to The Bond Bulletin)
NEW YOHK. July 28 American
tenuis circles are getting yoiis ready
to acclaim tliti victorious American
toum when It returns from Australia
next winter with the Davis cup.
Tlio showins made by the Ameri
can team in (Imposing of Franco and
England In tho preliminaries not
only inspired this confidence here
but led English exports to believe
that the Americans will bo invincible
If they keep up tho style and brand
of tennis that was shown during the
preliminary matches and the British
championships.
England rates William T. Tilden
as one of the most deserving players
that has ever held the world's cham
pionship title and he has just as
many friends in America who believe
that he has kit his real stride and
will continue hia sensational game
on through the finals for the Davis
cup.
After William M. Johnston, the
national champion, was eliminated
by J. C. Parke in the Wimbledon
matches, some concern was felt in
America lest the little Pacific coast
star was off hia game. But in the
matches between the British and
American cup' teamB, he avenged
himself for the defeat and came back
into his own bright game.
With Charles S. Garland and
"Dick" Williams, who were spared in
the preliminary matches, to fall back
on, the chances of the Yankee team
In the finals for the cup appear un
usually bright.
Patterson and Brookes will be the
same hard pair to beat, but most or
the experts believe it can be done.
PAPER CLOTHES ARE
USED BY LONDONERS
Shirts Look Almost Like Linen, But
Suits of Same Material Are
Suspiciously Shiny.
LONDON. July 28. In an effort
to bring down laundry prices, entire
outfits of paper clothes are being
placed on the London markets. Shirts
of a wonderful texture, looking al
most like linen, vi with the dark
hued suits. The latter, however, are
conspicuously shiny and, so far, the
Britisher is fighting shy of them.
All the men are talking about the
paper suits they are going to wear,
and, in the meantime, are waiting
until the other fellows do so.
To Enlighten the Passenger,
A coin In a slot machine has been
Invented by an Englishman to enable
a passenger to learn at what speed he
Is traveling In a train.
CALL FOR RIDS
The Board of Directors, School
District No. 1. Deschutes County,
Oregon, will sell to the highest bid
der the Central school building, near
the high school, a wooden structure,
built in 1906; in good condition, but
must be moved to permit building an
addition to the high school.
Conditions of the sale are that the
building must be off the ground by
August 15 and that the bids shall be
In the hands of the clerk, so as to be
opened at tho board meeting, 7:30
p. m Saturday, July 31.
By order of the Board of Directors'
J. ALTON THOMPSON,
tfc Tllerk of the Board.
Here's Tfii PrpsitSi
How to Become A Member of the
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! Pathe Single Dollar Glob ;
kUT ONE SINGLE DOLLAR DOWN
' ON THE PATHE PHONOGRAPH
ND BUY TEN DOLLAR'S WORTH
OF YOUR FAVORITE RECORDS
iHE OTHER TERMS CAN BE CON
VENIENTLY ARRANGED
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OVVEVER YOU MAY DESIRE THEM.
YOU ARE THEN
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NTITLED TO IMMEDIATE DELIVERY OF THIS
WONDERFUL INSTRUMENT TO YOUR HOME.
Costs' No More Than
The Ordinary
Phonograph
Supreme in tone quality
the first essential of a
good Phonograph.
The Sapphire Ball does
away with the scratchy
needles.
But-
Only SO People in or Around
Bend Can Become Members.
CRANKLY, we wish the whole town could be in on
this, for it is a wonderful proposition, and people don't
need coaxing along to see it. The response has been a
good deal more enthusiastic than we even dared hope for.
DUT-there were only 50 instruments in the lot which
-? we secured at the fortunate terms which make this
offer to you possible-and they are going fast. So inter
national is the reputation of the Pathe' that everyone in
stantly recognizes the unusual value of this proposition.
Got A Dollar? Bring It In!
You'll Call It Your Best Spent Dollar!
Plays Records 1 000 Times.
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E. M. THOMPSON
BEND, OREGON
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The saving of money usually
means the saving of a man. It
means cutting off indulgences and
avoiding vicious habits!'
O. S. Mar3en.
Come in tomorrow and start your Saving) Account
at
Tn Bank or StjFtio Bnvicm
The First National Bank
or BUND
CALL FOB BIDS
Bids will be received by the Board
of Directors of school district No. 1,
Deschutes County, Oregon, for the
construction of 6 bungalows upon the
grounds near the high Bchool, to be
completed by Sept. 7. Plans may
be examined at the office of Architect
Lee A. Thomas.
Bld3 will be opened at the regular
meeting of the board, August 4,
1920, in the office of the clerk of the
board.
By order of the board, July 26,
1920.
J. ALTON THOMPSON.
tfc Clerk of Board.
FOR SALE Almost four acres of
land, mostly improved, and a good
house, lathed and plustered; water
In; Inside city limits. Price $2800.
If you are interested, see J. B. Minor
or J. H. Fraser, Bend, Oregon. This
property will certainly not be on the
market very long. 46-42-440
FOIt SALE Small house, double
walls, electric lights, lawn, cellar
and garage; $500, $250 cash, rest on
easy terms. Inquire 1043 Lexing
ton 45-42-47P
Put it in The Bulletin.
C I f fled ui vert Ml tin en Kmc pr luu SO
cent for 20 wonli or leni. On cent pr
xor for 1l over 20. All dual fled advertising
itrletlf eiih in idvane-
FOR SALE
FOR SALE Five-room modern
limine, close In; lawn, basement,
stone foundation. Inquire at 11 Lake
place; terms. 6 1-4 4-4 (Sc
FOR SALE Four-room modern
house and garage, corner Delawnre
and St. Helens. Inquire 1042 Dela
ware. 62-43-45p
FOR SALE 5 White Leghorn hens,
laying now, (6 Hawthorne ave.
60-43-44p
FOR SALE 4-room house with col
lar, lights, water, garage, poultry
house and yard; two lurge lots; on
Albany ave.; $1200. Inquire A. O.
Myers, Shevlln-Hlxon round house.
44-42-470
FOR SALE OR TRADE Teum of
mules, vAgon and harness, cheap.
What have you? . O. W.. Foster,
Wright Hotel. 43-42-48c
FOR SALE Modern 5-room bunga
low In Highland addition; easy
terms. ' See J. Ryan & Co,
39-17tfc
FOR SALE New, modern five-room
. house, on Riverside street; newly
furnished. Bee J. Ryan & Com
pany. 3 9-1 7 tfc
USED CARS
4-
CAR FOR SALE 5-pnnsonger Mitch
ell touring car, 1919 model; Ilka
now; good mochanicul condition;
seats can be made Into bed when
camping out. Cull 2171. C.r at F.
I. Brown's paint shop. 6l-4 4-49p
CAR FOR SALE Ford touring car
for sulo; splendid condition
throughout; $290. Inquire Wright
hotel. 06-44p
CAR FOR SALE Ford touring car,
running condition, $250 cash;
must sell. 736 Florida avenue.
... 50-43-47p
FOR SALE Utiad Ford cars. Cart
guaranteed Cont.-Ore. Motor Co.
6 8-41 tfc
WANTED
WANTED Man with motorcycle for
evenings and Sundays Inquire
police station. 6.1-44-47C
FOIt SALE Four-room house, fur
nished, on Hill Btrcct; $1600. See
J. Ryan & Co. 39-17tfc
FOR SALE Five-room modorn
house ou Dolawure ave; basement
and fireplace. See J. Ryan &
Co. - 39-17tfc
FOR SALE Two modern five-room
bungalows, now building, on
Delaware; easy terms. Inquire
Carlson & Lyons. 40-27tfc
WANTED Shades, rugs, trunks,
valines, tools of all kinds. O. K.
Two-IIunded Store, 229 Greenwood.
42-42-44p
description. Standard Furniture- Co.
61tfo
HAVE M. A. PALMER Cabinet
Maker and Baildor, make your
scroon doors and windows, Shop
rear of old Irrigation Bldg.
... 93-42tfo
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Sleeping room with
bath privileges. Cull Red 172.
66-44-46C
FOR RENT Slooplng room. 225
Dnluwaro. 61-43-44p
FOR RENT Two furnished house
keeping apartmonts. Inquire Des
chutes apts, Oreonwood, or phono
711. 62-43tfo
FOR RENT Nice, clean throe-room
house, furnlshod; two blocks from
First National bank; no chlldron.
Call Black 592. B8-43-44.
FOR RENT Largo office or store
room: fllftO rlnul r,,.. In
Hue J, F. Arnold at 824 Wall at.
59-4.1-440
WANTED Child's nurse and cook.
Inquire Mrs. H. K. Brooks.
Phone 1501.
WANTED Position by experienced
stenographer and bookkeeper;
temporary work acenptnd. Write K.,
cars of Bulletin. 27-40-44p
WANTED An expnrlonnod nurse at
once. Apply, phono 1501. l-38tf
WANTED Furniture, pnonographs,
range tad household goods of all
FOR RENT Three-room furnlBhmf
iioiiho; also Indian motorcycle and
side car for hiiIo. Inquire 2148 Au
brey road. 57-43-4 8p
l'OR RENT 4-room Iioiiho, locntod
on Loxlnglou avenue. Call offlcn
pli ono Rod 2531 and rosldoncn phono
,lul 4 81. . 63-41 Jtfo
FOR RENT Two housekeeping
rooms, furnished. Inquire 34 4
Delaware 48-42-44p
FOR RENT Eloctrlo vacuum
swoepors by the day. Standard
Furniture Co. 27-Htfc