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or 3 " IiiiIImii Prunes, large l.c
" J " 3-Crown Muncutcl Raisins
' a cans Choice Alaska Salmon
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" Gulf of Mexico Shrimp
" Concentrated Soup, untortcil kinds
" 3 " Silver Net Sardine, the best
" a box. Preferred Stock Seeded Ruisius
"' a " Monarch clcuucd Currants
" i can llarllctt Pears, Ex. Stand.
" I " Green flage I'lum
" I " Yellow Crawford I'cachc
" 3 " Crcnior Sweet Corn .
" 3 pack Arm & Hammer Soda
" 3 " Liberty Starch, corn or gloss
" 3 " Quaker Puffed Rice
" 3 " Quaker Wheat Berries .
" 3 " KggUScc, wheat or corn
" 3 " Climax Macaroni
" lb. Good Japan Tea
i Excellent Coffee try it
6 barn Royal Soap
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4 " Kings N'apthu Soap
3 " Pel Naplha Soap
" 3 can I.cwl Lye
3 " Red Star Chloride of Ituic
" 3 lb. Washing Soda
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" Lara's Special Soap the best
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Ills Return friiiM Small I!pni0.
Two htimtird anil ttility-fonr Inquiries
(nun protective Kttlrri ami Inventor
from mi advertising expenditure of fo
It the result achieved tiy Alltany, Orci;un.
The advertising was placed through the
Chapman Advertising CoinMiiy of Port
land, The Chapman AK'ey selected
the publlratloni and the advcrtlM-menl
was worded by Jlury I. l)Knt, lliesecre
tary of the Albany commercial chili.
When You Paint
buildings, inside or out-,
side, if you desire the
very best results nt the
least expense you
should use
The
Sherwin-Williams
Paint
Call for
- color curdi
E. A. SATHER
A Cull Lino of tlroccrlcs, Dry
(Joou and Hardware always on
Hand.
LOCAL BITS.
New subscribers every week.
Get your spring suits from 15. A.
Smith.
Carl Hhret of Redmond was o
caller in Ilcrtd last Thursday.
Hot water always can be bad for
bathing at the Pilot Unite Hotel.
Postmaster Merrill relumed
Thursday evening from hit bus!
ucis trip to Union.
Joe BuckboU brought in the first
asparagus of the season last Satur
day, and It was fine.
He sure to make the acquaintance
of "Carl Johdson, Woodman," at
Lara hall Saturday evening.
Rev, Mitchell will preach in the
Huyley school house west of Laid
law next Sunday at 1 1 o'clock.
The Whatsoever will give nn
ice cream social in the Triplet!
building on Saturday evening,
May i.
The Whatsoever will meet on
Friday afternoon of this week with
Mr. W, 11. Seller, for work und
business.
Mrs, John Ferguson returned
Saturday evening from a vu.lt ol
several week with relatives in
Vushingoti.
W. R. Lawsou was attending to
business mutter in Demi last Sat
urday. Mr. Luwsou is busy thest
day riding ditch on the Pilot Untie
cuual.
WHEN IN BEND STOP AT
THE PILOT BUTTE INN
Tallin always supplied wllli the best that thu town afford.
Neat and Comfortable Rooms,
IlltNI), OlUtOON
Those bath at the Pilot liuttc
Hotel arc nomcthlug fine two
large tubs, Itf
Rev. J. T. Moore will preach in
licucl next Sunday both morning
and evening.
J. M. Lawrence i expected in
Bend this week on hi way to the
Piugrcc ranch, which he bought
several month ago.
Lost Hunch of key with name
ofW. H. Reed, Wcllsvillc, Mo.,
thereon. 1'lnder please leuve at
this office and receive reasonable
reward. 67
Jack Summers of Prineville, line
man for the Pioneer Telegraph tk
Telephone Company, was working
on the company's lines in Iknd the
first of the week.
A good hearty laugh and an en
jovablc evening is assured to those
who attend the home talent play to
be put on by the local Woodmen
next Saturday evening.
Henry Hedge purchased from
Lcoan Pclurske, the first of the
week, on acre tract lying weit of
the L. I). Wicst place und adjoin
ing Rev. Mitchell' home.
Since the 'reorganization of the fire
company, the nlMir of the com
pany are moving along at n lupid
rate, flic company meets every
Thursday evening for drill.
Prank Kulp of Madras arrived
in Ileud Saturday evening and ha
been sending the week here. It
is probable that Mr. nnd Mrs. Kulp
will move here to reside perma
nently. One of the hose carts has been
moved into A. M. Lara' machine
shed where it can be found here
after whenever needed. All should
take note of this and remember the
new location.
The Pilot Duttc Livery & Peed
Harn will be run in connection with
the hotel. A new shed with a
number of stalls will be furnished
to freighters and emigrant. Huy
and grain for sale. itf
Last Wednesday afternoon Clias.
Stauburrough received the sad news
that his mother had died suddenly
at her home in Portland. Mr.
Stanburrough left Thursday morn
ing to be present at the funeral.
I am now agent for the DcLaval
cream separator, aud have one of
these machines in stock. Step in
and examine it. They arc n great
convenience aud money saver for
the dairyman. IS. A. Satiikk. aitf
Conrad Wlncll of Holdrcgc,
Neb., arrived in Ucnd last Sunday
evening to take up residence on
ditch laud which he owns in the vi
cinity of the Ten liar ranch. He
will improve the place and will
inukc final proof at the expiration
of three mouths residence.
The Bend Drug Company is at
tracting quite a large number of
people to its place of business every
evening, the attraction being a con
cert coniisting of numerous pleas
ing selection ren titled by one ot
Edison's peerless phonographs. The
company lias n new machine mid a
large number of record.
Rev, Mitchell received a 'phone
message Tuesday morning to' the
effect that Squire Hell of 'Prineville
had passed away, and requesting
Rev. Mitchell to conduct the funer
al services. The services are to be
held today at 3 o'clock. The de
ceased was the father of former
county judge W. A. flell, aud for
many yeur.s lind taken quite a
prominent part in Prineville life.
The home talent play, "Carl
Johnson, Woodmuu," which will
be given by the local M, W. A,
,odge next Saturday evening, prom
ises to be a' very pleasing affair
The play itself is a comedy, which
will furnish lots of laughter, and
the band ha agreed to furnish
music between nets. There will be
plenty of seal for the big crowd
that is expected. Admission, 15,
35 nnd 35 cents.
UBND WILL CELEBRATE.
(Continued from txige )
Trlplelt, Cbus. D. Rowc and A. M.
Lnra.
There i only one sentiment pre
valent in regard to the matter and
it can be summed up In the terse
expression, "Why, of course, we
should celebrate." And of course
we arc going to celebrate, and will
hold out the glad and welcome
hand to every man, woman and
child who will be so kind as to
visit Bend on that day. The pro
gram in detail aud other arrange
ment will be announced in Tbe
Bulletin as the work progresses be
tween now aud the day of celebration.
Mr. L. D. Wicst returned home
last evening from an extended visit
with relatives at various California
points.
Philip Pranci is building an ad
dition onto Rev. Mitchell's house,
the new part measuring 18x21 with
I o-foot xtts.
Mis Anna Johnson will leave in
a few day for a visit in the East.
She leaves her position in the local
telephone office this week aud is
succeeded by Miss Nellie Scoggin.
Quite a number of dully vordin
trout have lcen caught by local
fishermen of late. M. J. Kelly
lauded several Sunday, tbe largest
one measuring 28 inches long, and
John Bios caught an 8 pounder.
L. S. Rlckartl of California is in
"end this week looking over this
section and will undoubtedly invest
in property hereabouts. Mr. Rick
ard is from an irrigated section in
California and is well pleased with
what he finds in the ileud country.
J. C. Smith, formerly of Chico,
California, spent the fore part of
the week iu Iknd looking for op
portunities to make investments.
He bought 160 acres of ditch land,
the southwest quarter of so-t7i3,
and has let a contract for tbe clear
ing of it.
There will be a special meeting of
the Knights of Pythias of Bend' to
night. Grand Chauccllor Moser
writes that he, G. K. of R. & S
Stinson and Judge Bradshaw, Su
preme Representative, will visit the
lodge on Saturday evening, May
8. Tbe special meeting is called to
makr arrangement for their re
ception. l"-oc Sale.
One second-hand reclining go
cart. Address Box 78, Bend. 6tf
Tor Sale.
One Jersey cow; one 8-month-old
heilercalf, half Jersey, half Dur
ham; 35 hens. R. A Puktt,
6tf Bend.
Land fur Sale or Rent.
Porty acre ditch laud in old
river bed section. Inquire of
2-5 IIhnky LiNbTitx, Bend, Or.
For Sale.
Pigs nnd Mioat. Pour miles
north of Tumnlo P O. Call or
write. P, W. Lhvukknz,
7-140-19-26111 Tumnlo.
For Sale
Good .strong jj-inch warnn,
5tf Wm. Aknoui.
Taken Up.
Hereford steer about year and a
half old; branded with flaring H,
nnd crop off left ear. If not called
for within 16 days, same will be
sold as provided iu city ordinance.
6-7 P Lvnks, Ponduiaster.
Notice.
Notice is hereby given that L
have bought all the stock and in
terests of the former stockholders in
the Rowland Lumber Company. I
A'ill pay all bill against said com
pany and collect all accounts due it.
I wish to suy that I will continue
the business at the old stand, and
keep on hand a complete stock of
lumber, shingles, mouldings, etc.
I also wish to say that any orders
sent to me will be fully appreciated
anil will receive pronyu aim careful
attention, Respectfully,
Tlllt ROSI.ANI) LUMIUtR Co ,
By J. N. Masten,
6-9 President nnd Mauager.
UTe Financial Hub
of the Community
OUR HOMK BANK is the bub to which is
attached the various spokes of tbe whole
business community. Closely and securely
connected, tbe different interests of the com
munity work weir together.
The Bank is dependent upon tbe peo
ple; iu success is due to the success of the
people. Tbe customers of this Bank are more gener
ally successful than people who have no Hank connec
tions whatever.
The people arc dependent upon the Bank; they
receive benefits made possible only by the existence of
the Bank. Tbe people can better afford to be con
nected with a strong, safe and successful Bank the
spirit of the enterprise is contagious.
Men come to our Bank to borrow, to leave
money and papers for safe keeping and for active use;
when they wish to send away money and for a hun
dred and one various and important reasons.
This Bank strives to give each customer a per
sonal service that will suit his individual business
interests.
We appreciate the business our customers give
us and aim to make every transaction satisfactory.
MONRY TO LOAN ON APPROVKD SECURITY
DIRECTORS:
U. C. COIC
It. A. SATIIKK
C. S. HUDSON
P. V. SMITH
II. C. KMJS
Seeds That Grow!
THAT'S WHAT YOU WANT AND THAT'S
WHAT I'VE GOT. THEREFORE. BUY OP
ME. A LARGE SUPPLY ON HAND OP
GOOD CLEAN
Alfalfa, C!ovr an! Timothy Seed.
ALSO A PULL LINE OP GARDEN SEEDS.
Something to Make the Hens Lay.
That would mean money in voiir pocket. Sir I'oultryman, at the
nrevailiiiK price of eKK In thi cctlon. I'RHStt GROUND GRHKN
110NH AND SHELL, will iucreate the number of eega you "barvctt"
dally. I have the ground bone ami thell for aale.
S. C. CALDWELL.
The ONLY DIRECT STAGE
LINE to Bend, Oregon.
4-HORSE COVERED STAGES.
Stages pass through Madras, Culver, Redmond, Laidlaw, to Bend
and thence to any point in Central Oregon. Stages connect at
Redmond with Sisters line For further information call on or
address H. H. COE, local agent, Sbaniko, Oregon, or
BEND-SHANIKO LIVERY & STAGE CO.,
EICNO, OREGON
SPECIAL ATTENTION TO EXPRESS AND BAGGAGE
When You Need
Modern, Neat and Serviceable
purniture...
Call on MILLARD TRIPLETT
BEND, OREQON
Seed Oats for Sale.
We are selling our oats at 75c a
bushel. Owing to the backward
season last year, seeding having
been postponed to the middle of
June, our oats aie not as good as a
year ago, and will need cleaning.
Parties purchasing seed will be al
lowed to use our cleauing mill free.
Sacks not furnished. Parties may
phone from Bend, Redmond or
Ladlaw or address
SiiHRWOon Bros.,
Redmond, Or.
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