I
;:
f:
t
9
P
o
o
(V)
(8
CO
Ce
:
5
c
C
(
(
(
fa
C
(
(
(0
(!
Bargains in Remnants ami
White Wash Waists
Do not fall to sec our remnant!; of
'Cllnjjjhiiiii" WalstliiKS etc.. just the tiling
for children's school dresses and waists. I
have a few White Wash Waists left, all
Kood values at regular prices, that J will sell
for jtist half price until closed out.
A ?3.5 WAIST FOR $1.45
A J.fij " " 1.35
A 2,15 " " 1.10
A i.oo ' " 1.00
A 1.75 " .85
a . 65 .80
a i.50 n .75
A i.5 M " .65
a .95 " " .50
Kciiictu)cr iliorc tire only a few, m come early.
Vj
Uulies, obAIv in mind tlint.wc have
a nice line Children's BEAR SKIN
vUA I In white and tan, at, each....
prr
and
U)
Hi IIII
X1)k9JJ
also the iiite and ori;y beak skin cloth
BY THE YARD. s INCHES WIDE. PER VARI)
9J
BOOTEES, KNIT I.EGOINK. A NEW LINK
OF SHOES, SOFT SOLES AND STRAP SLIPPERS
THE IIAI1V. ALL OF THESE THINGS AT
FOR
The fash
Ctore
Wlicie ou git RIGHT HOODS nt RK1MT PRIUUS Always.
THAT IS
A. M. LARA'S
LOCAL I5ITS.
The DcMos Mimical Bards on
Tuesday evening, Oct. 17.
'I lie I.mliob' Library Club domed
idwut $15 ly .serving waftlcs last
Saturday.
Onlioru Edward of the Git
licijjliborliood wnsti visitor in town
hut Wednesday
For Sule: Three good horcs,
hack mid luuiiow, $,joo. Iiuntlic
at Bulletin office.
Two tout of coal and ' foot warm
ers at John r.egnt's. J tut the thing
for di (villi; in cold wenthur.
(Jcne Gctcliell has returned to
Bend after spending hevcral weeks
in the harvest fields of Washington.
DiK'kti are i vtito numerous on
the river above Bend now, and the
sportbiuou nie bngglug quite it low
of tncui.'
E Mklnson ami wife of Red
mond came to Bend Wednesday for
a Mtdrt visit with Mr. and Mrs.
John Sleidl.
F. A. Kennaid and B. W. Ken
dall, ranchers near Redmond, regis
tered at the Pilot Butte Inn last
Wednesday.
E. A. Suthor is having the ware
house painted that adjoins his .store
building on the north, Nick Welder
doing the work.
Mrs. R. J. M.cCiuui, who has
spent a goodly pjrt of the summer
at the old home in Minneapolis, re
turned to Bend last evening.
It was reported in Bend that Mr.
and Mrs. W. I). SeJI.ers would leave
Wisconsin about, tht; roth on. their
return to Bend after a two mouths
visit at Chippewa Fulls.
Remember the entertainment by
the l'eMo.vi Musical Bards at the
chunli next Tuesday evening, ytt
der the auspices of the Ladles' Aid
Society of the M. K. chUrcli.
Sec J. If. JlcAn for nursery Roods.
Agent for The Dalles Nursery
Company.
Take a look at The Bulletin's
township plali before you buy
two sires.
Sylvester Stunts is attending Wil
lamette University nt Salem, and is
taking a course in law.
E. A. Smith, who has been at
Pnrtlnnd for several weeks, re
turned to Deud the first of the week.
Milk and crenm for sale; first
Imtisv east of Mrs. C. A. Jones'
residence. W. R. Piur.i.ii-H. 30-32
Rev. J. T. Moore will hold ser
vices in t'ic Baptist church next
Sunday, both morning and evening.
J. II. Benu has the agency in
these parts for The Dalles Nursery
Company, and nays he is .selling
quite a lot of nursery stock to farm
ers hcrcalrauts.
K. A. Cast lias purchased from
L. D Wiest sooCumlMrlniid Black
cap and 100 Golden Queen rasp
berry plants and will Set them out
on his lots hi Bend.
The timber men of Bend report
that considerable timber is chang
ing hands these days, but the price
has not gone up much, not being
us high ns it was a few mouths ao.
I am now agent for the Dcl.aval
crenm separator, and have one of
these machines in Mock. Step in
and examine it. They are a great
convenience and money saver for
the dairyman. E.A. Satiiuk. ntf
F. W. Kocppeu of Pendleton,
Oregon, spent the first of the week
in Bend looking over the town and
country. He was quite favorably
Impressed with the outlook for
Bend's future and bought some
town lots before leaving.
Waldo Taylor and wife and W.
S. Wing passed through Bend on
the 10th on their way to their home
at Silver Lake. Mr. Taylor had
just U-eii married nt Portland to
Miss Georgia Hughes, and he was
returning with his bride to his home.
Fok S.U.H 160 acres. Best ranch
in the Sisters country. So acres in
clover, a million feet of yellow pine
pit the other 80. Good water right.
J Corvallis & Eastern survey near.
House and born. $2,000 cash, time
on balnuce. This is n snap. C.
A. Joniw.
I have returned from Portland
witn .joo samples of wall paper
ranging from 7c up. As I stated
before, there is 110 better booster
for any community than a good
painter with n brush in his hands,
so if you want either papering or
painting done, call 011 me. N. P.
Witll'HK. jilf
E. A. Baldwin of Portland, who
is one of the stockholders in the
Deschutes irrigation project, and
who has other interests in Central
Oregon, was in town Tuesday on
his way home from Bend. Mr,
Baldwin is very ynpguiuc over the
railroad situation with reference to
Central Oregon, mid believes that
this county will have a road built
in, possibly two roads, within the
next two years, lie says tie is
poiitivelhc present activity along
the Deschutes will crystahre into
actual construction work within a
very short time. Madras Pioneer.
!MIe5
Iff hX r - ?i
-" -iTiitn
W4
IU7TU'W' -rr . LO
KB
J? hatcstt&
I'IuIk Ikr'c MnifWfil H rpirtJ
ci;re 'y fir Die inl of licriKtiHi awl
rm.lnL"H. Ii U a potrfi.l ni.il pen:
trt'lny. Iinlnitni, a remedy fur erncrxtn
elf. A toolhitiK embrocation r Ihe
rtliel cl pain, end Ihe br-l linlmenl Icr
tprtlti arvJ lortnt. liwquaW lor a
curinj the mouiiJi onj Injuries cl
uakiii.u ikl cru inr iiciuni cui,
aliraslom, viiti and bruises. I'acille
Hone IJtihncnt It fully guaranteed.
So oilier Is to inoA frhtlpful in to many
). Illlfailslotitjily, weouihorlze
all dealers la refund Ihe purchase price.
iima iixi lomii firt eiHi.
Hoyt Chemical Co.. eiui. oc.
DOOKLLT
rurn
Vcarling, home grown fruit trees
for sale, at ranch three miles from
Bend on Prinevi'.Ic road sicn of
red barn. Will be at ranch Nov. 2
to 15. Howard Smning, Bend,
Oregon.
Last Friday evening R. B. Mut
zig returned to Bend accompanied
by Mrs. Mutzig and their little
daughter, Kathcriuc, and also by
Mrs. Mutzig's aunt, Miss Potter, of
Washington, Perm. Miss Potter
will spend about a year here with
Mr. and Mrs. Mutzig. They had
planned to spend the winter at
Salem, but when they got there
they became discouraged with the
continual rain and decided to re
turn to Bend. Mrs. Mutzig has
been at Pittsburg, I'enn., for over
a year. ,
The DcMoss Lyric Bards, who
will give their musical entertain
ment in Bend on the :7th, arc sure
to please the public. There arc
eight high class musicians in the
company, and they have sung and
played in every large city of the
liutcd States and Canada and also
in EuroHr. They have been em
ployed at the Chicago, Omaha,
St. Louis and Lewis and Clark Ex
positions. There .should be n good
attendance at this company's en
tertainment. The Ladies' Aid of
the.M. E. church arc hehitid the
entertainment, and their share of
the proceeds will go towards pur
chasing a system of gas lights for
the church.
For Sale Cheap.
Relinquishment of .to acres lying
on upper Deschutes river. A bar
gain if taken soon.
31-32 MitKKiu. & Wilkinson'.
Woman Interrupts Political Speaker.
A well drettvd woman interrupted a
political iHrlsf r recently by continually
eoUKliiUK. If hr had taken Foley's
Honey ami Tar it would have cured licr
coujjli mcMy and rxulled the cold
from her tem The Keuiiiue l'olcy'h
Iloury nudTar 'outaius no opiate and
lit in a yellow package. Kcfut suUsti
lutw. C. W. lcrrill, drugKt-
Bend Nursery.
Hardy and acclimated plants.
Send for catalogue.
26tf L. D. WiiteT, Prop.
?TMiN2MWCCWN
muuis
u'Mtfy tu'CLDcrs buibs swarm
f&y SPECIAL 6F.FER:
V iltm Is kullJ NW luhif, A
ttUlttiliinWrcu ft ! nCuuirlit cu-
1.11 ,..r. KsiLhf uilorisiuai .1 otturrour 1
"" 1 .
t.a.t... tf tinI.lllAl.1.1.
.v j..i k.. ..L lkl& ShilIiW IllS, h lllfci. MlkKlKlla.
f tiMmmm 'lt'W4lmKf.f lUt.l ftti 4 WM lJft4,l,
IN IhMims, I.r.i .Vll IT- ,,ikt"M
' tW twXf (iaiM, frt-" at! U bU.,
I ';, ';r."v,V ki. 1,1 1.1 k4k
Write t;'!y. -,- -,r u-l, mffl-lPSJWtrBfFSZ 1
.SUM) JH UII.VIN ,
1 1. unt mum . tVn " !' ".11 IU.1W
i 4Bi fr-ifM hiiiniuiiiiiiil.liim i.fc I
Kiu.alMM.TlK.lki.4ri.Mlio IVU J ,Vnl U lx I
ll,M.rfl'J.,-"ll' I
i ,i.Xii 1 i.i'lp " aito. ..1 .nuiviwi .1
lu"!"!..!!"" rV' lJ,llJl J
tt(U.
VH. W. Buc"ieft
V SrSowvlWiuottfl I
lrutiucisisaT,
nocxroKD, hi.
JFhcn You Paint
buildings, inside or out
side, if you desire the
very best results at the
least expense you
should use
:" The '
SNERWIti' WILL! ANS
Paint
Call for
" color cards l ' -
Every Farmer
As well as every business man should
have a bank account.
Why?
Because: Your money 's QX in the bank than
a. -vhere else.
Paying your bills by check is the
simplest and most convenient methJ.
Your check becomes a voucher for the
debt it pays.
It gives you a better standing with business
men.
Money in the bank strengthens your credit.
A bank account leaches, helps and encour
ages you to save.
This bank docs all the bookkeeping.
Your bank book is a record of your business.
To those desiring Banking Connections with a well
established Bank, we extend our services.
The Central Oregon Banking &
Trust Company
DIRECTORS:
John Steidl Lumberman and Timber Owner.
U. C. Coe I'hysiciaa and Surgeon
H. P. J. McDonald Merchant.
E. A. Sather .Merchant
H.E.Allen Cwhicr
r
At Bend,
Oregon.
A Complete Stock of
DRY
Rough, Surfaced and Moulded
At Bend,
Oregon.
'-LUMBER-1
All Widths, Lengths and Thicknesses
INCH COMMON
DIMENSION
SHIPLAP
RUSTIC
T. & G. FLOORING
Reasonable BKADED ceiling Umber
. WINDOW JAMBS ru,ivered .
Prices window casing uinereaat
n00(l HEAD BLOCKS . W lOSt
O. G. BASEBOARD Cn
Grades stair TREADS Tbclaads of
Dry WATER TABLE D ' & P
O. G. BATTINS & or
Stock MOULDINGS He C. S. I. Co.
, P. B. D. PATENT ROOFING
FENCE PICKETS
SHINGLES
ETC., ETC.
CUSTOM FEED MILL IN CONNECTION.!
APPLY TO
Central Oregon
Development Company
BEND, - OREGON'
L. &
'BiawaWMivaiaBHBHBjHVMMMVaaiMBaiRBBBNiiaBaiBBBBavaMaanaavaaMaaHBBHBMBaBaimBaaaaMaBaaaw 1
atMfflsawi.-'
f
E. A. SATHER
A Full Line of Groceries, Dry
Goods ami Hardware nhvnys on
Hand.
:vrjw
!WC V
. Jl
vX-
JOHN LEOAX .,
lUALUK IN
Harness and Saddlery
, Trunks and Vallse3
Repaired
bucccssor to A. I. Hunt
raiaiiwafclWJ.frgATiiaw .,
nu
I
ft