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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1921)
PAGE 4 the nuxn nri.i.KTix. daily Knmn:i, hknh, orkgon, krihav, ocroiiKit si, inai. FOR SALE Saturday Shoppers! Suggesting the Economy of October Buying. Here are economies you will recognize at once as being exceptionally good Outing Flannels Finely woven, soft. Fine Nap Flannels, in a broad assortment of handsome colors and neat stripes and checks. 27 inch White 0uting....l2'. to 21c 86 inch White Outing.. 1 7 2c to 23c 27 inch Fancy Outing. loc to 17 '2c G6 inch Fancy Outing IDe Ladies' and Children's Underwear Fine Ribbed Cotton Union Suits at $1.19 Medium and heavy weight fleece lined Union Suits $1.23 to $1.98 Silk and Wool Union Suits, in all styles, at $1.98, $2.25, $3.98 Misses' Cotton Union Suits, priced at 59c to $1.29 Misses' Silk and Wool Union Suits at $1.59 to $1.98 Misses' Wool Union Suits priced at $1.19 to $1.79 Ladies' Wool Skirts Fine Wool Skirts, in pleated models, an exceptional value. Priced $4.98 Ladies' Outing Gowns Warm, comfortable, attractively made Gowns in pluin white and fancy stripe. . ?9cto$1.89 Comfortables and Blankets Fine Comforters, full size priced $2.69. $3.49. $4.50 Wool Filled Comforters, lOJt new wool $5.90 Cotton Blankets at..$1.69 and $2.39 "Nashua Woolnap" Blankets are priced at $3.19 to $1.98 Fine Wool Blankets..$3.90 to $9.S0 Pendleton Wool Blankets Made of Oregon Fleece Wool. Beautiful i'atlerrs. Large Size $12.90 Flannel Shirts An uniiMin! fine assortment of Flannel Shins arc here for your Iii-mm tlon. Wool mixed Flannel Shirts $1.79 to $2.98 llrnvy nil wool I.okk Slid tn, ilnln color mikI largo ohivk. $3.49 to $4.50 Fine all wool Flannel Shirts $3.98 to $5.50 A SPECIAL LOT Mittens, Glove and Gauntlets Jur the thing for cold weather. Fleece lined, inaile for comfort. A Real Value. $1.79 Mackinaw Pants All owl p.ints $4.98 Stag Shirts Ail wool, full cut and made with iloulde lark. $5.90. $6.90. $7.90 Mackinaw Coats Fine wool Coots, douhle hreasted, with convertible colors. $6.5q to $14.75 Men's Underwear Heavv Cotton Shirts and Drawers at 79c Wool Shirts and Drawers at..$1.69 Heavy Cotton Union Suits .....$1.33 Heavv Fleece Lined Union Suits at $1.19 Wool Mixed Union Suits priced at $1.98 to $2.98 All Wool Union Suits, now priced at $3.98 to $4.98 Wool Hose Heavy Wool Loggers' Hose 49c Medium Wool Hose 29c and 39c Fine Dress Wool Hose 49c Merino Hose at 19c to 25c Crystal White Soap 5c ri INSTITUTION 121 J HI 5 wmm, WW r 'Iff - C H MB l U W.V V .' 312 DEPARTMENT STORES Arrow Collars 15c COMMISSION WILL AID APPLICANTS Application of ex-service men for miscellaneous benefits which require Checking with the applicants original discharge need not be postponed un til the discharge certificate is re turned from the World War Veter ans' State Aid commission offices at Salem, writes Secretary H. C. Brumbaugh to local officers of Percy A. Stevens Post, American Legion. The commission advises, that if the applications are sent to Salem, the needed Information will be filled In there and the applications returned. DRUGS SEIZED IN PITCHED BATTLE (Br United Prcat to Th Bend Bulletin) NEW YORK, Oct. 21. After a pitched battle, revenue officers today IDLE MONEY! ' One can hardly pick up a newspaper that he does not read a list of robberies of Individuals in sums ranging from a few dollars to thousands of dollars. The man walking home Is held up; the clerk carrying a suitcase containing payroll money Is held up; members of clubs are relieved of their roll while sitting in their easy chairs. Women are robbed and children are no ex ception to the rule. No jnan knows when he may be next. It seems tolly to carry large amounts of cash when a banking account and a check book would serve the same purpose. It Is claimed that three billions of dollars are hidden aroihd houses and carried in pockets by the people of the United Btates.- . All this Is subject to almost Instant de struction by many causes. If this were deposited In bunks, thus releasing it for useful purposes, it would go a long way toward financing necessary business today, besides affording the depositor a source of protection and Income. THIS FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF I) END can safe guard its customers against losses from robberies if its services are taken advantage of. The First National Bank Turn Bk or 3uwio Stitici Thh Bank & & Member of the Federal Reserve System a seized a quarter of a million dollars worth of drugs and whiskey, as the liner Cretic docked. NOTHK Women of Mooseheart Legion are urged to attend lodge Saturday eve ning. Nomination of officers will take place. Lot of time for the carnival after lodge. Hy order of 11 7-1 18c SENIOR REGENT. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Classified advertbln charge pr Um to full for to worrit or im. On cent per word for nil over 20. All classified advert. ins strictly cash in advance. USED CARS FOR SALE FORD ROADSTER $270.00; good as new mechanically; In the re- manufacture we used new parts to the value of $225.00; this car for practical use is worth $.150.00; lirst time offered for sale. FORD ROADSTER $350.00; has delivery body; car just out of our shop; in tip-top shape; will make a dandy rig for retail stoie or use on ranch. FORD TOLRINO $.125.00; Is in crackerjeck shape; ear just out of our shop and Is In number one mechanical condition; for all practical use is as good as new. Auto storage fuollltles are now being engaged for the winter months. Hy the time the first snow files ail the available good storage quartern will bo gone. We can accommodate a few more cars in the best garage building In Ilend. Centrally located, light and roomy. Rates as low as any. ..CENTRAL OREGON SlOTOR CO... 11 0-1 18c Telephone 26-W. CAR FOR SALE 1020 model Ford touring car, with starter; In per fect mechanical condition; new body just Installed; owner will sell at low price for cash. Call 601 Newport uve., opposite Greenhouse. - 18-115-118C FOR SALE Apples; good nid rooking apple. Kpllioiihurgs. Out leys, Newton and Arkansas lllui-k at $1 25 por box. f o b. Mood River, in quantities of live or more boxes. E. II. and J. C. Wheeler, Hood River. Ore. 30-1 17-I22p FOR HAI.K llulck six In good con dition, lit a bargain. V. It. Rock well, Apt. 7, over loschiitos (lunmo. 18-115-1160 FOR SALE Clump; two room fur nished house; newly puporod and painted; will soil on easy terms; two blocks north of Kenwood store. Inquire ('limit's Wood, 2148 Aubrey road. 15-116-II7P FOR SALE 117 acre alfulfa ranch at HermlHton, Ore.; plenty water, good barn, tool shed and work shop: modern dwelling house; 16 town lots, t i'ii in 8 and machinery, hay sheds; one-third cash, balance easy terms at 6 per rent. Address Mux 142. ('.runts rasa. Ore. 1 !-1 16-I4lp FOR SALE Household furniture. consisting of boil room set. In- il u I re 1305 Highland blvd., or cull 10-F-3. 6-1 1 3-1 1 7p FOR SALE One Thomas drag saw! with two 5 ft. blades and two lift. One Wilde drag snw, two five foot j I bludes and ouo six foot. Phone Red- j jntoud, Sio or write Overland Gar-! ago, Redmond. U-91-117p FOR SALE Apples; I nm selling a good grade of rooking apple at $1.10 per box. II. J. Lindsay, Hood River, OrcRon, R. F. 1). No. 3. GS-I OH-t 2 f,c WANTED WANTED Elderly ludy wishes position as housekeeper. Write ' llox l. llend. Ore. 2S-1IS lisp I . I WANTED Woman for general , I work at Three Sisters Hotel, ror : ner Wull st. and Colorado eve. j 25-116-llSpi I WANTED TO EXCHANGE Very j I tine phonograph for used pluno. ; See K. M. Thompson Musir Store. 20-llG-llSc, I WANTED Orders for your wlntor's' I wood: we handlo all kinds of ; body, limb, slab, also I S Inrh wood. j j at reasonubln prices. There are no : , ordera too small or too lurae for us to handlo. 1 appreciate them all. We deliver anywhere, by Btenin. gas or , 'team. Phone 216 W. J. O. Hurnn, city. S-96-122p FOUND , FOl'ND Came to our place. light , bay horse and renl dark bnv; , owner may have same by Idenilfy ! Ing and puyinx fur advertisement. : C. W. Nelson ranch, hulf way ho- tween Tumiilo and Pcarhiites. j 34-1 17-1 I p FOR RENT , FOR RENT Threo room plastered House, u i i iieiuwjiic. 3.1 1 ITtfr FOR RENT Garage; reasonable. Inquire 225 Florida ave. 29-1I7-122P FOR RENT Alfalfa pasture, six miles east of llend; under good fence; running water on place. See II. J. Overturf. First National Hnnk bid. 2.1-1 l-12lr Liberty Friday & Saturday Two Shows: 7:30 ami 0:00 LIGHTS OCT'- THE LIGHTS F A CHEAT CITY! THE LIGHTS THAT MEANT LIKE (lit HEATH To IHMIKHT SHEL DON. What hidden motive pioinpti'it Ni w York's District Al torney, leashed to the wbenl nf Ms auto, to WIN thut iuhiIit rm e with a locomotive ihroiik'ti a IiIIihIiiie nm. In the pule, itrliu silence of Din NlKllt! Whut pionlileil hllll to stop, il.i-ll Into the Cower lloiiie and glie un order Hint ! Hut you'll iieer know what Imiipencil on thut fateful, awe lnili lux nlxhl mini you behold THO.MAS II INCH'S Dmoia of Tmlav. '.'InG.er (' .Mlii"." ALso I'allic News and Coiucdy Wilson (it'orpe and our new $10,000 Pipe Orpan. Children, 20c; Adults, 40?. COMK KAKLY! FOR RENT Furnished apartments. suitable for two girls or married rouplti. Iminlre eveuliixs after 5 o'clock. 5i4 Ijiv Road, near Cniho. He rhinrh 14 114 lllp FOR RENT One four room mod ern him ; one three roi.nl partly luriilslied houni. rlose to lull.s. In-lulu- Hr.iiil'ii tc SprliiKer, or rail 'W 7-111.tl7p III Fresh Fruits and Vegetables To Stipply Your Saturday Slioppinir'Nftds There is not a more complete as.oit ment of the choicest of fr;sh fruit and vegetables in the city than will lie fmir.d in our window for your Saturday shopping. Parsnips Rutabagas Carrots Green Corn String Rears Rrusscls Sprouts Lettuce Cauliflower Green Onions Cabbage Pumpkins Squash Green Tomatoes Ripe Tomatoes Cranberries Celery Quirce Apples Grape Fruit Cocoanuts Peaches Pears Grapes Bananas 3 f. i rS . : . i 'St. We make every .effort to always have a complete supply of fresh fruits and vegetables in our window, and to only offer the very choicest the market affords. PHONE YOUR ORDER 19 Union Grocery ) ' Z.S.iA .MM mm 0
