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It was with the most critical care that the selection of this
Spring's wearing apparel was made. We knew the public would
demand the very highest grades of both materials and workman
ship this season and at the very lowest prices. So we bought
only merchandise that would meet these requirements.
You will agree with us when you inspect our showing of
Coats, Suits, Dresses and Blouses that we have been well re
warded for our efforts in selecting the best.
Kspwially Hi'Mitifiil
Coats
of Twwd, llo Cloth, Camel Hair am!
Worsted materials.
Thero ar sport coats and that Is as h
should bo, for all styles favor sport tt-nd-encios
more or less.
They arc coats such as you And no
wliero else Distinctive touches are supplied
by dOTcr belts, unusual sleeves, larice collars
ad smart pockets. And all of them arc
beautifully lined with colorful silks.
It will not be difficult to And a coat you
will like from this large and varied stock.
lYices range from
$12,50 to $39.50
A Mol ( holer Selection of Spring
Dresses
await our npproval. Dresses that are
tailored anil designed for service. Head
decoration Is most popular for this season.
You will And some of the cleverest color
designs in licad work you have ever seen,
lirge flowing sleeves and rape effects are
outstanding features that arc most becom
ing to all tlgurcs. The materials of these
dresses art" Trlcotine, Crepe Kponge, Taffeta,
Canton Crept, etc.
l'rlced from
$13.50 to $37.50
Pilmyre
Waijt
DeBeVoi'se
Brassieres
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BEND.OPEGON
Armor Plate
Hoiiciy
R & G, Binnet
Coneti
AUXILIARY DOING
WORK FOR A. R.
Bend Women Will Invite Other
Central Oregon Organizations
To Assist In Task.
HARDEST GAME OF
SEASON TOMORROW
Ilrnd High liascbull Tram To Leave
In Morning For Irintvillt
'Come Back" Promised
The Ladies' auxiliary of Percy A.
Stevens Post No. 4 decided last night
to invite the Redmond. Prineville,
and Sisters auxiliaries to assist in
the work of purchasing materials
and making sweaters, socks and ,
bathrobes, which it has volunteered
to do for the Home Service section
of the Red Cross.
Mrs. Charles Bloom was ap-!
pointed acting. president, as hoth the;
president and vice president of the I
auxiliary are out of town. Another
meeting will be held next Tuesday
evening, at which matters of im
portance will come up.
WEATHER STATION
STUDIED BY CLASS
Members of the general science
class at the Rend high school today
visited the government weather sta
tion at The Rulletin office, and were
given an explanation of the manner
In which weather reports are kept
in Bend.
The Bend high school baseball
team faces its hardest game of the
season tomorrow, when it makes the
trip to Prineville for a return game.
Prineville lost here by a score of 21
to 4 a week previous, but promises
to put up a much stronger opposition
to the locals than in the first game.
The local team must make a fly
ing trip, for several members of the
squad must appear irt the second
performance of "Windmills of Hol
land," glee clubs' operetta, here that
night.
BLACK BUTTE ROAD
IS FULL OF HOLES
Travel between Histers and Black
Butte are advised to take the bound
ary road, as the forest service road
Is being repaired, and is full of boles
where stumps were blasted out, ac
cording to Supervisor II. I,. Plumb
of the Deschutes National forest.
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS
MAY RECALL MAYOR
OF KLAMATH FALLS
KLAMATH FALLS, April 21.
Charging complicity with bootleg
ging and other illegal interests, the
Klamath County Civic league is cir
culating a petition for the recall of
Mayor W. S. Wiley. Chief of Police
Wilson is also mentioned. The league
proposes Councilman J. C. McCullom
for mayor. No proof that the charges
are true has been made public.
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Bend Is Dependent On The
Forest
Burn up the Forest and you destroy
your income.
Think of this when you build your
campfire.
The First National Bank
Tmw IiAr or Bomw Pray tea
This Dank is a Member of the Federal Reserve System
Mi
ClaiuitfiiNl advert, lain charge -r iau 0
eonts for 20 wonU or . One c-nt kt
witru mr bii ovr V. All ClJUUIIlvU auvcrlia
intr strictly cash fn advance.
FOR RENT
FOR RKNT House; chicken yard,
garden. Call I'houe 8-K-5. eve
nings and mornings. J. K. Young.
D7-I lfi-1 I7p
KOR RKNT Two room furnished,
clean apartment; clone in; two
room apartment unfurnished, ulso
to rent. Inquire 6 Irving avenue.
6H-I 1 5-1 1 7p
FOR RKNT Two houses, furnished
or unfurnished. Inquire Bulletin
office. G-U4-llp
FOR RENT Large modern furnish
ed four room cottage, two bed
rooms If desired. Inquire 65 Frank
lin avenue. 49-1 1 3-1 18c
WANTED
POSITION WANTED By experi
enced stenographer. Address A60,
Bend Bulletin. . 9-116-117p
WANTED A girl to assist with
housework. Phone 65-M.
fiO-1 15-1 17c
WANTED Slogan for the Sixpeed
, Ford transmission; $5.00 reward
for the best. Send all answers to
Bend Transmission Co., Mend, Ore.
55-114-I21C
WANTED Dressmaking by Mrs.
Dement, 302 Riverside, phone
311-W. Coats, suits, dresses, party
and wedding gowns, lemodeling and
alt'-rations. 70-1 1 -l 20p
LOST
LOST A bunch of keys. Kinder
please return to The Bulletin of
fice. 4-lir,c
FOR SALE
FOR SALE If you are looking for
a good team, weight 2ft50, harness
and wagan, (will guuranteo anyway)
see J. O, Hagan, tho woodman.
54-1 14-1 1 up
FOR SALE Auto trailer. 844
Newport ave. G2-1 1 5-1 1 Gp
FOR SALE Fresh milk and cream.
Gilbert's Grocery. 54-1 14-1 17c
FOR SALE Call 322-R for good
limb wood; $4. GO a cord.
4 1-1 1 2-1 1 Cp
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25 Dozen Heavy Gray Chambry Work Shirts, si2es 1 4
to 1 7, on sale Saturday at SOc
Men's Cordovan and Black Lise Sox, great 25c value, on
s,ale Saturday at lOc
Regular $1.65 Hemmed Bed Sheets, seamless, 81x90,
on sale at $1.25
Regular $2.95, Extra Size Heavy Fleeced Bed Blankets,
on sale at $2.35
CASHMAN
Bend's Clothier
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FOR SALE At a bargain, G. M. C. ;
nuto truck; new tires; In good j
mechanical condition, luqulru t'on
tral Oregon Farmer Creamery.
67-1 1 4-1 20c
FOR SALE Olio" team" of ' sorrel I
horses, good workers, true and '
gentlu; stand any where. Call at
cross roads, three miles southeast of
Bend on old Bums rond. L. M.
Burt. 45-1 13-1 1 Bp i
FOR SALE Eighty acres with wn
tor; t?4-r Bend. Address 259 M.
Helens place, Baud, Ore. 40-D6-122p
FOR SALE Flour Burks. I oil lb.
size. ft. 00 per dozen; for ten
towels and other household (im
poses. Bake-ltlte Sanitary Bakery
a :t -1 15-1 1 7 1
FOR SALE Six room plastered
house and one lot; ulso furulturo. j
Inquire at 1017 Newport avenue. I
53-1 1 4-1 1 7p
FOR SALE Saw mill: we have a
No. 2 Russell mill, complete, with I
5S inch 1. T. circular saw, 50 h.p.
engine and boiler, new curriuKc. !
1.SO0 gallon galvanized Iron water
supply tank, all In splendid condl-
t Ion ; also one 1C h p. upright stoum
engine, complete, with governor,
lira ltd new, for sale, or open to any
business proposition. .1. N, Maston
Lumber Co., La Plan, Oregon.
4S-1 1.1-1 4 3c
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FOR SALE I have two Improved
two aero ranches 1 miles from
Bend adjoining city property, Just
right for cows, pigs and poultry;
come out. Franklin, llrst ranch. Ad
dnMH George T. Kellers, Box 511,
city. Bl-115-117p
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At all (Iruiuift J5c, 70c, $1.-I0.
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Quality
that's the Reason
for tlic ever Rrowing
popularity of Albcrs
Flapjack Flour.
Makes light, tasty hot- '
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Order a Package
Your Grocer
Recommends
Albers quality
Albert
Flapjack Flour
Cnrcfully Ncalrrl cylindrical con
tnincr insuten absoluto sanitation.