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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1920)
r PAQR 8 THE BEND BULLETIN, DAILY EDITION, BEND, OREGON. BATVIUMY, Al'fll'HT 81, 101)0. The days of Persecution, Prosecution, Investigation, Incrimination, Profiteering, Cheap Politics and Ex travagant Wastage are drawing to a close. They are" getting right down to common sense. "Bunk" doesn't go with most people any morethey want reason and ordinary horse sense to lead themthe "razzle-dazzle'' wont win with most peopleyou've got to show them, YOU KNOW THE SAYING "ALL GOOD THINGS COME TO HIM WHO WAITS." MAY BE SO BUT : GIVE US THE FELLOW WHO GOES AFTER THEM. ..- t That's exactly what we are going to do. We want more busi - ness and we are going right after it we are not going to wait for it to come to us we are going after it with BIGGER AND BETTER STOCKS OF RELIABLE MERCHANDISE, BIGGER AND BETTER VARIETIES OF THE WORLD'S MOST DEPENDABLE GOODS. And our prices will be such as to admit of no argument positively the lowest. All we ask is a comparison no "ifs," no "ands," no "buts," no "baits" JUST VALUE AND HONEST MERCHANDISE. CASHMAN BEND'S CLOTHIER kOME OF HART SCHAFFNER & MARX PACKARD SHOES . FLORSHEIM SHOES FOR SALE ' KOR SALE 6-ronin Iioiiho, now! ! will ho 11 or i-o 1 1 1 4-roiim liouso unit garage; good I (Minn. See owner. 2 ft a (lootglit iivihiiiu. t)4-U5p Sllh'El'.MKN ATTKNTION I GOO acres; ilnty grass, lilt lor Ih'iihIi ntiil water: 3 tulles north of Lit I'luo. K. K. White, I.n 1'liui, Oro. 0 1 -li r li KOR BALK Oil RENT One work horse. Apply Liberty linlnl, mmr depot. 68-84-rn KOR SALK "Now Homo" sewing machine, In good romlltlon; Kill son phonograph, with record a; also 60 ft. rulibor Iiobo ; will noil at bar gain tor onsh. 137 Irving. G5-64-66p KOR 8ALK Krult Jars, pints, quarts and hulf gallons. linker Apt., 228 Broadway. 63-64-6Gp KOR SALE Two lots mid four-room homo; bath and basoment; a ronl bargain. Inquire corner Went 11th and Newport avo. 5t-64-68p KOH SALK 40 acres of lund; 39 under water right and 26 cleared', at a bnrgutn; terms. Addreaii Uonri Uullotln. 63-64-tffic KOH SALE Hoiianhold furniture; may be aeon Sunday, 4 1 4 Riverside boulevurd. 64-64-66p CENTRAL OREGON REALTY CO. 081 Doml Httwt ATTKNTIOX, HOMK HKKKKIIS OLD STYLES COMING BACK FOR FASHIONS OF WINTER (Br Itaited Pros to The Bend BulMin) NEW YORK, Aug..21. Th low er world of fashion will be quite as gorgeous and elaborate for this on coming season as the upper strata. Do not be confused. We are not saying that the Bowery will go forth swatbed in rich garments of metallic lace and brocade that will put even the fashion denizens of Kifth Avenue to shame. The com parison lies between Milady's sump tuous outer garments and the inner layer which the stage has taught us to roughly classify as lingerie. It is no exaggeration to say that a proper inner wardrobe from the epidermis to the outer layer will cost as pretty a penny this year as the suit, coat, or dress that con ceals all this hidden treasure. Never has there been such a season of riotously rich and lovely lingerie. For the Gotham upper crust It Tnerfrts real jewels, old laces, rib bons of great price, handwork in volving years of labor In some far off Eastern land, novel and freakish effects in embroidery and divers trimmings, and most noticeable of all a scarcity of background for, all this applied wealth. "Lingerie shall cost much and be little," is the slogan of the inner garment makers. They say that the fitted lines of outer apparel make this shortage of inner ma terial a necessity, and that since lingerie shall be largely absent, what remains shall atone in beauty and richness. Negligees are the most opulent of all lingerie. Good taste Axes no limit to the money that can be put within these boudoir confections. A leading Fifth Avenue house shows a model of heavy, lustrous peach satin with an overdrape of the fin est Chantilly lace. Atop of this is a Mandarin Jacket of baby blue georgette lined with cloth of silver. Festoons of genuine seed pearls drip from the loose . sleeves. The skirt is pantaloon-style, and the wearer is guaranteed a ticket of admission to the most exacting harem. Teddies and nighties favor the vogue of pastel-shaded linens and other fine cotton fabrics. Apple blosson pinks, baby blues, lemon, ap ple-leaf green and orchid are favor ite colors. These cottons are favored How to Cultivate Thrift-- First Learn to distinguish between luxuries and ne cessities. Second Learn to know good value; learn where, when and how to buy; learn to judge clothing and shoes, and buy good material. Third Keep track of your expenses. Limit your , ."pleasure money" and choose wholesome pleasures. Deny yourselves the little things to get the big. -Fourth and perhaps the most important of all ''- START A 8AVI.VG8 ACCOUNT at The First National Bank and religiously deposit a certain portion of your earnings each pay day. Make this a duty and perform it. Such an account will earn you 4 per cent interest. 1mm Bank or SoPimoi Siirioi , ,;. The First National Bank or bund with costly hand work, rather than much applied trimming. One three figured nightie, flaunts 20 rows of hand tucking, six bands of drawn work, about six feet of a hand-embroidered floral motif, and a ribbon drawstring that alone is valued at tso a yard. The last season's vogue of nat terned lingerie which specialized In cerulean-hued bluebirds and .butter flies, is on the wane probably be cause our Bluebird guest has been back on his native shores for some time. Whenever any pattern is used. it is some bizarre, weird creation such as a wriggling green snake, a garment, free cannibal, or a bevy of alligators. Petticoats are almost entirely usurped by pantalets. It W consid ered very smart for these silken pettis to hang an Inch or so be low the skirt. The most chic effect Is considered achieved If they are of a vivid contrasting color, bo ruffled or lace-edged. - The boaa fide petticoats have substituted deep fringes for ruffled flounces. The fringes are of the self-material and are deemed an aid to perambulation. The yoke fud of 1830 Is back In the vogue. It is prophesied thnt i-rn. cheting will step Into the llmelieht once more as the most popular fem inine indoor sport. However, the most elite yokes are of rare old lace or embroideries. Scalloped effects are very good, especially If the scal lops are worked In some brilliant color. i $3,350.00 Hlx room- modern house In Ixnt an t Ion of rity. , $4,500.00 A beautiful brick rrslcloncp; modern; five room; in tine rralrienro section. $1,800.00 Six room houHe near mills; your own term. FOR BALM -5-rooirt modern' nuiign low; full liiiHoinniil ; 4 block from poitoffloei fine ifiirdmi, lawn unit flowers; $3300; torma. I'liono Itluok 1811 1 or cull ul (Iokkuii'i simp. a a-o i -or.p KOH KKNT KIvo-I'dihii ' liotisu III oust imi't of town; $10 a month. Apply 42)1 10. (julmhy. l!BUl-05i USED CARS A.' Oahmn, 05-Q6-07o WANTKU lly Hiipt. 7lli. a nliiuo fur n hoy or 13 to work fur mom mid hoard, Address E. H., Box Hi). 13-ll0-llfn WAN 'I'M II A lilnmi for boy of 10 to litliiml si'lioul, C (m cut or wrllu Mrs. W. II. Brock, Crn , Or. 23-MI-Ur.p CAH KOH HAI.K Two used Kinds, In Al ronilllliin, cheap fur rush. Deschutes garage. OlI-uTi-tlUo OA lTKt)li HAL KFmielTf-ii iTlhikk touring; Al mechanical condition; good rubber, ono spare, and a good buy for 00; run liu seen ut rump grounds until Kuttinlay. DO-UI-ttDp WANTMI) Furniture, phonograph,, ranges and household goods of nil desarlullou. Htaudurd Kurnllura Co. (Ufa CAH KOH HALW Konl touring car, in first class Nhupn, cheap for cusli. W. A. Jacobs, 240 Klorldu avo. 43-03-07p CAH KOH HALM OH THADK 1013 Jlrlscou, perfect mechanical condi tion: attractive price. Inquire W. M. I'uttlBi'ii, J. lly a n office. 28-01-eop CA1I KOH BALK OH THADK 19 1 ' Hrlscoe, porfoot mochmilcsl condi tion; attractive price. Inquire W. M. Pattan, J. Ryan office. 28-tl-Sttp FOR 8ALH U4 Ford can. Can guaranteed Cent. -Ore. Motor Co. U-41tfe WANTED WANTED To buy small house mid lot; must bo good location. Call Sunday or Monday, 1719 Division st. north. (IO-t)5p WANTED Capable merchandise man as manager of brunch of Trl State storo. Inquire Leo Anderson, ntunagor. Bond Trl-Hluto store. CB-aS-COc HA VIC M. A. PALM 10 H, Cabinet Muker mid Bnllder, iiutku your cruen 'doom and windows, Klmp rear of old Irrigation lildg. 9S-42tfo FOR RENT KOH KKNT Three-room fiiriilsheil house, near mills. Inquire 14 1, Adams place. f3-00n KOH KENT Kour-room house, purt ' ly furnished. 72 McKay avenue,. 02-86-UiIb, KOR KENT Kurnlshod two-room apart niniits. Call Blank 711 or inquire Deschutes apartments, (Ireen wood Ave. 8t-B7tf rOR RENT Elootrlc vacuum weepers by the day. Standard Furniture Co. 27-1 4tfo KOR RENT Two modern 8-room houses. Park addition, II. J. Over turf, O'Kane bldg. l-SSlfc KOR KENT 3-rooui iipartmaiitH, tin. furnished, near mills. Apply Dowulng's cafe. tt-fiHlfo LOST WANTED Honest, reliable man wants odd Jobs. Leavo orders at' Central Oregon Realty Co. Phono! mac 1431. Joo Wyor. D8-0G-7lpi BOARD AND ROOM Gentlemen proforred, at 65 Franklin, corner Hill street; home rooking. Mrs. ().' LOST A bunch of keys. Finder please return, to Bulletin ofliee and leave name 30-C2-tfc LOHT On roud between Prluevllie and Bend, small sample case con taining toilet articles.- Kindly noti fy Northwest Chumlcal Co., Portland, Oregon. 4l-a-tip $425.00 Two room box houe; two lots; clone In; easy terms. We have several other snapa. KOR SALE New Wlllsrd storage batteries, just arrived Bend Bat tery Station, 140 Greenwood Ave. 44-63-80C KOR SALE For your winter supply or limn wood write Box 58Z, Bend. 47-S3-S8p KOR SALE Household furnituro Including practically new range and Scotch rug. Inquire 1428 West 3rd st. 49-83-6Sp KOR SALE OK TRADE Small farm, tihnllt K iiffrna ttfirin. l.nnM dllch. Wllhltl ellV liinllu R-ri.n house, garage; city water, mall serv ice; z acres growing vegetables, po tatoes. nlP Piill nt NT Slh ilmal nn Redmond road, or wrlto A, W. Cook, uenu, uregon. 3 8-62-85c KOR SALE Klve-room house, In I'orK or Mill addition: renulre very little cash; monthly puyment plan; house double constructed, mod ern and new, with flropluce and base ment. H. J. Overturf, O'Kane bldg Z-B8tfc FOR SALE A big time at the Road Builders' picnic, Ten-Bar ranch, Sunday. Come- 63-05P Wilson Georp-p rwfioct,- O V"VUH CA will eive a Mri r.t ,i siiT- Ml UIC .,...7-Mu,t iM-L'innifiK WeflrxMuliiv nlirlif- A .... nw n . " V .. ' "' 1 ""ets 91 nml tax. Ijfidlen coiillimiitai'y. Adv. IXDKPEXDKXT CA.VDFDATK FOR Tumalo, Ore., Aug. 16, 1920; ... v.. nU,.umuuii ui a large num- w laimi;!! ui uf38cnutes county. nHM - ."noepenaent I,. w.v.k .".', .0f.coun. v mr piauorm. NOTICE TO CKKIHTmui In the Countv Court nt m. o,.. ui uregun, ior uescnutes County. In the matter nf Ik. - ...,, it " . . . cniuiw ui wn- llam C. Billings, deceased. wouce is hereby given that Etta May Bll lines hnff hn ni.j ... administratrix of the estate of Wll Ham C. Billings, deceased, by the County Court of Deschutes County. Oregon. All persons having claims against the said estate are hereby notified to present them, duly verified, with proper vouchers, in nu .j,u... trlx at the law offices of R. S. Ham ilton, in tne First National Bank building, Bend, Oregon, within six months from the Hnia nt publication of this notice, to-wlt: Within six months from the 24th day of July, 1920. ETTA MAY BILLINGS, R. S. HAMILTON, Administratrix. Five room modern house: all large rooms: bath; base ment; furnace. Easy terms; $4,000.00. Five room modern house; lawn; basement; $3,450.00; $800 cash ; terms. If you want a real home, we have it. Seven large rooms; an Duut-in conveniences; modern; fireplace; garage. $7,000.00; terms. Just right for two. A snug little home; four rooms; bath; all built-ins; fireplace; $2,400.00. A Real Money Maker . 16 room rooming house ; best income nronertv in the town; a snap for the right party; ,bo,3UU.w; terms. Four small houses : two and three rooms; $600.00 up. Call and see what we have. Get busy now. Eastern Cascade Land Co. . 124 Oregon Street Dodge Brothers Motor Cars CLEAN APPEARANCE MODERATELY PRICED ECONOMICAL IN OPERATION HIGHEST RE-SALE VALUE WaltherWiIliams Co. R. S. McCLURE, Local Representative 132 Greenwood KOR SALE Confectionery and res taurant doing nico business: must sell; too much business for owner to manage. Call at store next to Ho 9 Demanding of merchants their highest priced wares, whether, you can afford them or not, is fuel for the profiteer. Even with present prices, proper judgment can be ex ercised in buying and money saved. High prices is no excuse for extravagance. The Shevlin-Hixon Company. Bear in Mind Fishermen-Campers ! Every tree destroyed by forest fir reduces Central Oregon's wealth just that much. Preserve the trees by being careful about fire. Protect them by spread ing the gospel to all others. r The Brooks-Scanlon Lumber Co. Attorney for Administratrix. 41-47-63-59-85C tel Portland. - - ". 28-B0tfc ixv.t s :. " 4
