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THE IIUND BITjIiKTIN, DAILY EDITION, IIRND, OHKilON, TIU IINDAY, OOTOHKIt ItM, 10'JO.
MUSLIN! MUSLIN! MUSLIN!
AND STILL MORE MUSLIN PRICES
Look them over. Your chance to get Muslins at prices
that mean a real saving.
36 inch Bleached Muslin, yard 15c
Hope Muslin, yard 17'4c
Lonsdale Muslin, yard 25c
Lonsdale Cambric Muslin, yard....33c
Berkeley Cambric Muslin..29c & 33c
33 and 86 in. Indian Head..27c & 29c
44 inch Indian Head, yard 37c
36 inch Lingerie Cloth 29c & 35c
42 and 45 inch Pillow Tubing 39c
NEW
MERCHANDISE
AT
NEW
PRICES
GOAL OF $15,000
TO BE REACHED
- IN CLUB WORK
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tains who are to serve under the two
division majors.
Speedy Action Praised.
"When it comes to fast and speedy
action in selecting team captains' and
tnining their acceptances, my hat is
off to Majors H. J. Overturf anil H.
A. Miller," said Mr. Schouboe. "The
fact has been brought home to me
most forcefully that the character
istic 'do it now' spirit that has made
Bend one of the most distinctive cit
ies of Oregon is the resuTt of the pub
lic spiritedness and willingness of its
individual citizens to put their shoul
ders to the wheel when the call for
service is sounded.
"Following adjournment of the
membership meeting yesterday at
noon, the two majors were apprised
of the fact that they would be ex
pected to line up six team captains
each as soon as possible. Imagine
my gratification when both these
gentlemen reported to me before 4
o'clock that they had obtained their
12 captains. The captains who are
to serve in the White division under
Major H. A. Miller are as follows:
N. H. Gilbert, J..B. Miner, - M. W.
Wagner. Ashley Forrest, H. S. Royce
and L. O. Taylor.
"The six captains of the Blue di
vision to serve under Major Over
turf are: ' A. J. Goggans, H. E. Al
len, N. G. Jacobson, J. Edgar Purdy,
L. M. Foss and M. P. Cashman.
. Many Workers Enroll.
"At the luncheon yesterday 48 of
those present signed workers' cards,
agreeing to serve on teams during
the canvass for memberships and
service fund pledges. These work
ers will be asked to serve only two
hours a day for three days, begin
ning Monday, November 8. Teams
will start out at 9 o'clock on the
mornings of those days and will meet
at noon for luncheon and report. A
list of suggested workers has also
been prepared by members of the
different committees and from these
enough men will be selected to build
each of the 12 teams to a working
strength of four or five men. - -
"I am also gratified to report that
the women of Bend are evidencing
a marked interest in the success of
the campaign and it is more" than
likely that the field organization will
be augmented by at least two teams
of women workers." '
The preliminary details of the
campaign are moving along at a
splendid rate also, and Office Man
ager George Everson said today that
already more thnu 1200 names of In
dividuals and firms of Bend and im
mediate vicinity huve been Included
in the "prospect" list. The individ
uals and firms of this list are to be
invited to join in the movement to
build a large, modern civic-commercial
organization to represent all the
community interests.
Classified advertising cbarg per Issue SO
or 10 words or less. On cent pr
ord for sll otct 10. All classified advsrUsinv
ttrfctly easb In advances
FOR SALE
FOR SALE Quarter-sawed oak din
ing table, bedsfenrl. RnHncra nltlr
floss mattress, dishes, cooking uten
sils and Winchester rifle. Inquire
1428 West 3rd street. 66-122-127p
FOR SALE New White sewing ma---
chine chean. Tnnnim Rnllntin' nt-
fice. 70-122-124o
FOR SALE CHEAP Black animal
fur neck scarf, practically new;
8x9 all-wool heavy rag rug; new
dress form, adjustable 34 to 38. full
length. Phone Red 1991. 65-121tfc
car. Inquire at Rend Dairy Store
Greenwood. Phone Bluck 711. 68-tfa
S9-103tfc
FOR SALE Wluter foed: hay nnd
straw, alfalfa, clover nnd stubble
pasture, bunch grass grating; run
ning spring water: will feed. P. A
Devers & Son, Tumalo, Ore. 47-94tfc
PERSONAL
HAVE $800 to loan on city real es-
tuto. inquire Bend Bulletin of
fice. 60-122-124p
NOTICE TO PUBLIC 1 wish to give
notice that I have moved to Bend
to attend to the circulation of the
Portland Telegram. You can now
be assured of regular dollvery. Clydo
Roberts, Leverott Apurtnmnts, Room
5. 28-118-123p
WANTED
WANTED TO RENT Smnll Irrlmii
ed farm, close In. Address C A.
uustavson, Bend, Oregon. k
62-122-123p
WANTED Will pny cash for second
hand piano If bargain. Phone
18F14. 67-122C
1 Don't Let Your
! Shoes Die in the
Prime o Life
FOR SALE 20 White Leghorn
roosters, 6 months old, for breed
ing purposes; good laying strain;
$2.50 each. P. F. Riedel, Carroll
Acres; south of Bend on state high
way. 61-121-125p
FOR SALE Two Jersey milch cow,s
and calves, 2-year-old heifers; 1
Shorthorn bull, milk strain, 2 years
old; can be Been E. J. Conley ranch,
one mile north of Deschutes. Ad
dress P. O. box 33, Deschutes.
23-118-122p
APPLES! APPLES!
Don't waft for thpm rn ho Aaanc.
You will only be disappointed. Get
your winter supply now. Independ
ent Fruit Co., 152 Oregon. 29-118tfc
FOR SALE House, partly fur
nished; 4 rooms and bath; large
ioi, ciose in; 11775; termB. 1126
Federal St. 3G-119-124p
FOR SALE 900 acres choice land on
nignway, 17 miles from Bend, ad
joining good range; price . right
Address box 439, Bend. Ore.
91-107-119p-tf
FOR SALE Body for Ford touring
Bank Cotswolds
Have Arrived!
OP are Invited to visit the First National Bank
corner Friday, October 2, and inspect the 150 '
pure bred Cotswold rams which we have Just
imported from the Desorct Sheep Company of
Idaho. These rams are being distributed among our
customni's in Deschutes," Lake and Crook Counties for
the purpose of producing better market lambs. This Is
the largest importation of pure bred Cotswolds ever
' brought to Central Oregon.
T. Ban, or Sbfuiw S.vic.
The First National Bank
or BIND
Start Savings Account now
Some folks think an old
shoe is good for nothing hot
tor than to fling at the feline
prima donna on the back
fence.
Spare the rats. jA-t the
midnight duet continue undis
turbed. Have your shoes for
better things.
Allien soles wear through,
Ipt me come to the rescue.
Don't let your shoes die in the
prime of life. I cun double
tho service of every pair.
Bring them to me.
Champion
Shoe Shop
WALL STREET
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FOR SHERIFF
OF DESCHUTES
COUNTY
R. H. FOX
Enforcement of Law.
Justice to All.
Special Privileges to
None.
GIVE HIM YOUR
VOTE
WANTED Man with tonm to hnul
wood; 1-milu hnul. Inquire llul
letln office. oo-iai-iaap
WANTED Olrl fur Reneriil house
work. Iuqulro Bulletin nffleo.
54-lilltfa
WANTED Will do moil's hiumlm'lliK
and mending at ronsonablo pi'lutis.
Inquire 187 Jeffurson place,
89-llDtfo
vANTBD Furniture phonographs,
ranges nnd household goods of all
description. Strudurd Furniture Co.
eitra
WANTED ""urnlturo, carpels, rugs,
window shades, blankets, quilts,
trunks, tools, boating nnd cook
stoves; highest cash price. O. K.
Second-llimd Htoro. E7-103tto
qulro 1 lit Ir Drosslng l'nrlur or rail
llluck ISillU. 1)4-1220
FOR RENT 3 and 4-rooin nniii't
nietits; near mills; uiiiui'iiIhIiimI.
DowuIiik'b cafe, 03-1 3 a t fo
FOil RENT Three-i-uom furnished
liousu. i'liono llluck 13KB.
tn-122-mp
FOR RENT Two-room Iioiibh, cum
plutuly furtilHhud. Inquire, 2148
Awhrey roiul; also new masquei'iiclti
costumes for rout; 70c to f2,
riO-i22-lSl
19X0 Chevrolet car In Kol condi
tion, J. Ityan ft t. 7-117lfo
CAR FOR 8AI.I0 Ford, kdimI liiii;
liiii'Kaiu; :nil tires on huuk wheels,
Inquire tit 7 1)7 Uooi'hIii Avu,
4U-12I-12CH
('Alt FOil HALM Ford louring car
nt Im run 1 11. Boo Norman Jacob,
son, Omii'glu Ave. C8-123-123p
BOARD AND ROOM.
Newly furnished, well heated
rooniB with bath and board nt tho
Oohnie apartments, 65 Frnnkltn Ave.,
one block east of PreBbytorlun
church, Tolophono Black 1642.
37-U9tfc
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Newly furnished room
to gontlemen only; vory closo In.
Call 2281 or Hod 141. S8-122tfc
FOR HUNT Hinlill limine, partly
furnished, near mills; right for
two men: $10 per month. H. It. 1 1-1
gin, 34 Lafayette Ave. fij-isi-i.-p
FOR HKNT KleepliiK room; hoard
If d ex I rod. 43 llawllioriiu, or plioun
Red 173. ' 07-12 IP
FOR HUNT Kleotrlc vacuum;
sweepers by tho day. waminra
Furniture Co. IM4tfc
LOST
LOST A bundle of bedding, hot ween
Redmond and lleud. Finder
please notify Ur. J. 0. Vnndovort.
Bend, Ore. 41-11 life
FOUND
FOR RENT Now one-room house ,' ' "I'M' musoiiic ctiariii. uwnvr
l,mt u,i,.ih nf Mnihn.iui ,.i...h may nnvo sumo ny proving proper-
Owner, 232 Georglu. 6B.i22Dlty and paying for iidverllsemeut. I
. 0&-1 33tfc
FOR RENT Two vory original cos
tumos for the masquorudo. In-
USED CARS
JANTLEEJ
I Vproduct II
CAR TO TRADE For city properly,
It can't leak
because it's
made in one
piece that's
why we guar
antee satisfac
tion or your
money back.
Comnlata tin of .
Kamleok Rubber s&
goods. Prices
from 40c to $4.73
Horton Drug Co.
Wall St., Bend :
RE-ELECT
S. E. ROBERTS
as
SHERIFF
of
Deschutes County
Republican Nominee
w
If I nm elri'tcd, I will, ilur.
lug my term, ronntrue my oatli
of iilllce to mean n coiiipletp
nnd pltlt'lent enfun eini'lil of
the law. I will linve no In
terrst to serve hut the public
lnlereM. I will conduct my
olllce witli htrirt ri'Kurd In
economy. I will give nil tho
prisoners In my rtiofody liu
mnuo treatment and whole,
some fiHHl. I will give the
protection of my ollli e In all
persons and all cIiixm-s alike.
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ELECTION
RETURNS
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TUESDAY
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To the y oters of Oregon!
This taxpayers of Portland and Multnomah County aro not only willinp; but
anxious to provide the Port of Portland with needed funds for dredging our Iliver
Channel to the sea. The Committee that formulated what is known as tho Port
of Portland and Dock Commission Consolidation Bill under tho numbers 310 lind
311 on the ballot insisted,- however, upon weighting down the measure with uiv
enormously expensive real estate scheme, and by a formal vote turned down tho
request of taxpayers that the Swan Island scheme and tho IUvcr Channel schemo
be presented as separate measures. Refusing to bo forced to swallow something
they cannot approve, Multnomah County is expected to vote adversely to tho
whole scheme by an overwhelming majority. Having done this, they will then bo
ready to vote for any needed amount for improving our River Channels. A Com
mittee of the City Club has submitted a detailed analysis of the measure showing
that it means an ultimate expenditure of at least $40,000,000.
Our Chamber of Commerce and other civic bodies with all of our river pilots
and steamboat owners and other have protested against it. At least twelve form
er and present members of the Port of Portland and the Dock Commission have
declared against it. A majority, if not all, of our City Commissioners oppose it
The Committee of 15 itself that drafted tho measure is divided.
The Taxpayers of Portland Appeal to You,
In a spirit of fair play to save this county from the imposition upon us of Huch an
overwhelming and paralyzing debt as this measure contemplates. It would be
deemed offensive if we. gave expression to what we believe to be the selfish and
ambitious political motives that i inspired the measure which is submitted
with a distinctively deceptive title.
We simply appeal for fair play and a decent consideration of the hopeless
plight in which this community will find Itself if tho measure carries. As citi
zens of outlying counties who will not have to pay a dollar of the debt imposed,
we appeal to you to consider what would bo your feelings if Multnomah County
should try to impose a similar burden on you. Our Interests in a general way
are mutual.
It ts our sincere judgment that the success of this measure will seriously re
tard, instead of promoting, the development of this port and that the state at
large will in return suffer severely as a consequence.
Vote Measure. Number 311 X No
Taxpayers Vigilance Committee
ROBT. J. LINDEN, Secretary
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