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the nstat nru.ETiN, daily edition, non orkuon. Friday, dkticmhicii io, ioiso.
EXTRA
SPECIAL
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY !
400 Pairs Just Received
Some of These will be Sold as Low as $2.49
PAMTC
$So(D(Q)
A Bargain
All Wool
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY
Serges, Mixed Materials
All Wool-Every Stitch!
Your opportunity to replace the Pants
of that old Suit. Enough different
shades to match most any Coat.
THE HU
These Pants sell rcjrularly at $9.00 to
$12.50 anywhere. The UijrircHt liar
train Ever Offered.
Simple Explanation.
Pierre was trying to solve an ex
ample In arithmetic, but It came out
2 cents less than It should, over and
over again. So I ottered to help him;
when all of a sudden he said : "I bet
I know now what the matter Is. I
ought to add 2 cents for war tax.-
Exchange.
Put It In The Bulletin
NOTICE
The Tegular annual meeting of
stockholders of the Central Oregon
Farmer's creamery will be held at
the office of J. F. Arnold. 824 Wall
street. Bend, Oregon, on Saturday,
December 18th, 1920, at 2 p. m.
6c, 42c A. NEFF, Secretary.
FOR 'SALE OR TRADE A well
matched team of colts, - coming 4
years old; win take good milch cow
Call Red 1601. . . . 75-5-7p
- POUND NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the city
of Bend has caused to be impounded
the following described livestock,
pursuant to the provisions of Ordi
nance No. 120 of said city, to-wit:
One brown mare, white stripe in face,
branded "Bar N" on left stifle, brand
on left shoulder . undecipherable;
right eye out; age about 12 years,
weight about 950; has a bay colt.
One bright bay mare, white face, sad
dle marks; branded on left shoulder
and hip, undecipherable; age about
10 years, weight about 950 pounds.
One black yearling filly; star in fore
head; brands, it any, undecipherable.
Notice is further hereby given that
the undersigned will, on the 15th day
of December, at the hour of 3 p. m..
at the city pound, in the said city,
sel, at public auction the above de-
es for impounding the same, together .' convinced. Harry R.
Classified
Advertising
apartment. Inquire 726 Delaware
77-6p
FOR RENT Two furnlshod light
housekeeping rooms. Inquire 34 4
Delaware Ave. 73-6-Gp
FOR RENT Small house, partly fur
nished, near mills; right for two
men; S10 per month. 8. R. Hogln.
34 Lafayette. 74-5-6c
Claaiiaad arrrttatnr eurn par tau to
rats for to worda or leH. Om eent Mr
word tor U onr 10. All elaaaUM di.rtWni
mew ciu in unm.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE Winter feed, hay and
straw; alfalfa,, clover and stubble
pasture:, bunch .grass grazing; run
ning spring Wafer; will feed. P. A
Devers & Son, Tumalo, Oregon.
83-152tfc
FOR SALE: For good wood inquire
at "Frenchie s;" small limb wood
large limb wood and dry body wood.
fhone Red 1341 or call at 1016 Bond
street. 47-1-26D
with all accruing costs.
L. A. W. NIXON.
B-7e Chief of Police.
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF
HEAL ESTATE.
In the matter of the estate of John
Egley, deceased.
By order of the Hon. Robert W.
Sawyer, Judge of the County Court
of Deschutes County, State of Ore
gon, dated November 18th, 1920, I
will, on Wednesday, the 22nd day
of December. 1920, sell at private
sale, to the Highest bidder for cash.
at the office of E. D. Gilson, O'Kane
nuiidmg, Bend, Oregon, the follow
Ing described real property, subject
to tne approval or the court, to-wit:
The E of the SW4 and the W
of the SE of Section 30, Twp. 18
Kange 13 E., Willamette Merid
ian, situate in Deschutes County,
State of Oregon, said property be
longing to the estate of John Egley,
deceased.
Notice of said sale to be published
for four successive weeks in The
Bend Bulletin, a newspaper of gener
al circulation, published in Bend,
Deschutes Cbunty, Oregon.
Date of first publication November
19, 1920.
Date of last publication December
17. 1920.
(Signed) E. D. GILSON,
141-146-1S2-5 Administrator.
FOR SALE Delicious HOME
MADE candy; fresh daily; big
treasure box, $1.25; prepaid, check
or money order. Try a box and be
Brooks, ML
3-150-156p
FOR SALE 900 acres choice land on
highway, 17 miles from Bend, ad
joining good range; price right
Address box 439, Bend, Ore:
91-107-119p-tf
TO TRADE.
TO TRADE 40 acres unimproved
land on Lewis river, Clark county,
wasmngton; make an offer. In
quire Bulletin office. 7 1-5-7 p
FOR TRADE Trade your "been
used piano" for latest model Pathe
phonograph and records. We will
give you the right kind of a trade.
E. M. Thompson Co., Bend, Oregon.
62-3tfc
FOR RENT Three-room furnished
apartment: lights and water; very
attractive and comfortable. . 228
Broadway. 64-4-6p
FOR RENT Nowly furnished room
vory close In. Coll 2281 or Rod
"1- 68-3tfc
FOR RENT A furnlshod slooplng
room: yellow houso, across from
Coy hotel. Inquire Mrs. Anna llar
rett. S3-I63-5P
FOR RENT 3 and 4-room apart
ments; near mills; unfurnlBhod.
Downlng'a cafe. 63-I22tfc
WANTED
WANTED To buy hides; highest
cash price for same. Inquire M
a. Boaruman at Shaw's feed store.
15-151-162p
WANTED Furniture, phonographs.
ranges and household goods nf nil
description. standard Furniture Co,
eitfe
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Four-room furnished
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Coming Events in Deschutes
County--
UECKMISER 11 AT TUMALO Annual meeting of
Hhorthorn and Rambouillet Associations. Pacific
International Ribbons won by the Bank exhibit
will be awarded and prominent livestock men will
speak. Those interested In purebred stock are
invited to attend.
DECEMBER IS AT REDMOND Annual meeting of
Deschutes County Farm Bureau and election of
: , officers. Every farmer in the county is urged to
attend. .
We believe these meetings denote progress and develop,
ment in our County, and wc are glad to cooperate
in the good work. ; ,
Tmm Bshk or flnfi
" The First National Bank
' 0 BIND
'Start a Savings Account, now
FOR RENT Electric vucuum
woopers by the day. Standard
Furniture Co. 21-14tfe
FOUND
TAKEN UP Two-y.ar.tild red
heifer, branded "l W" on loft hip.
J. O. Htiaj:lllack 2161. 7B-Dc
FOUNl) Lady's urseTTTenT'lley'.
burn hardware; owner limy have
snmo by Identifying property and
pay lug for art. SS-Ustfc
"RIVERSIDE MATERNITY HOME
Physician in attemluiico, or vnir
own physician culled. For rates
call Black 2701. or mm Mi. U' T
Colvor, 28 I'lnocrost court.
4.1-1 31 tfc
USED CARS
CAR FOR HALE Best equipped
Ford sodau. Apply Houtliwurth
CAR FOR BALE 1917 Iteoslx; will
sell or Irotlo for lighter car, Ford
preferred, or llmicl nroncrly. Ad-
dreu llox 61 A, Route 1, lleiid, Ore-
""- 67.4-9p
CAR FOR 8AI.K Brand-now 1921
Ford; never been run: sold on
very leunoiiulilo terms, l'l miner Oar
ge. 10-Motf.i
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