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Old you ever notice the different treatment yon re
ceive when Wading at u cash store und nt one that
does a lon; credit busluom?
The Cash Store
known that your money is good itnywlicrc mid they
will do their best to accommodate you, to get the
goods you want, to give you courteous treatment,
murk their goods in plain figures nnd have one
price to nil.' 'They will do all In their power lose
cure and hold your trade und you cuu dceiid Uou
riKlit treatment always. The cash store knows
thut "A pleased customer is the best advertiser"
and that is the kind of advertising that The llcntl
llulletiu cuuuot cIiiukc for. Now, what docs
The Credit Store
do for you when once you ore on their books to a
considerable amount' You go into their store and
there is no attempt to wait upon you promptly,
you are obliged to take the goods offered you; if
your account Is past due yon usually pay a little
higher price, the goods arc NOT marked in plain
figures, and they do NOT muintaiti one price to all
because the cash customer at that store gets very
much the liext ol it in prices.
It inukcs very little difference whether you lire
"A pleased customer or not" they have jou tied
hand and foot and you can't gel away so why
should they make any great effort to please or ac
commodate you? ...Think this over and remember
TTe BIG STORE is a
CASH Store
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A. M. LARA
BEND, OREGON
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W E AM N G.
I mil now iircMcnl In iln nil klmlt of Cnicl, Kii. Curtain, Couch anil
Tutitr Onvrr, Hummock. Mint und SIi.imI, Scmf anil Mnlllcr, HUnlel. Kcrtry
Dipm CimmU, I'lilmi Cloth, l.lni'ii Tourllng nml iithcr Weaving on iliutt notice.
Call KMtr unv Hliltll (ioiii onr foot lo lx fret wide. I tuvc tlir Intent innkc
of tlir Crlctimtril NruTotnli I'iitir llnniFM l,Miui, with ulilcli user xi klm! ol
wedvr enn Ik- inmli.
Will furiilOi Mnip or nut, at ciittomrr dnirc. Your wlioimj:c icirctliilly
ollcltcil. Call on or witte
Mrs. W. W. ORCUTT
P. O. Box 74 Bend, Oregon.
MONEY LOANED
ON REAL ESTATE.
LONG TIME, EASY PAYMENTS,
R.cliablo Representatives Wanted.
TiTe Jackson Loan d& Trust Co.
FORT WORTH, Toxas, or JACKSON, Mississippi.
WHEN IN BUND STOP AT
THE PILOT BUTTE INN
Tillilo always supplied with tliu butt Hint tho town affords,
Nent and Comfortable Rooms. IIicnd. Okkuon
littercNtciI In Oregon Tlmlior.
Showing much interest in Ore
gon timber, a parly of 18 Michigan
capitalists spent a day in Portland
during the week. They represent
capital of over 50,000,000, and
their visit here shows 11 n interest
in Oregon timber that will mean
the investment of large sums here
In future, They wild .some of theh
tmuiher intended to secure some ol
the remaining big trees of this state
shortly. Two of the party will re
turn to Portland within a few days
lo receive repottsou Oregon iroer
ties they arc now looking up. The
visitors are mostly officials of the
Michigan-Pacific Lumber Company,
A Curd.
Till Is to certify iliut nil ilriigglutt nre
iititlioiUril to refnni jour money If I'ol.
iy'H Money mill Tur Tm!I to cure your
rough or colli. It ktopa the rough, licnln
(lie iiitigt anil prevent piicniiiouiu ami
roiiDiiiiiptluii, ContiiliiH no opiates. The
Tiiiilnr la hi u )ullow itucUajje. llemi
Drug Co,
Oct your spring Milts from K, A.
Smith.
A. M. Drake left for Portland
Monday afternoon.
Hot water always can be had for
bathing at the Pilot Iluttc Hotel.
Two good lodging rooms for
rent. Imiutrc of Mrs. 0. 11. Krick
nou,
Philip Francis left the first of the
week on a business trip to The
Dalles.
Those baths nt the Pilot Iluttc
Hotel arc something fine two
large tubs. itf
R. A. Puctt nnd family expect to
take their departure Saturday for
northern California.
C. P. Decker was up from Laid
law Sunday to take in the Bend
Kcdmond ball game.
Miss Anna Johnson left Thurs
day morning for an extended visit
in Minnesota nnd Wisconsin.
There will be n meeting of the
Library Club in the library next
Friday afternoon, Important bus
iness. Members of the high school and
grammar grades enjoyed a picnic
along the river last Friday uftcr-noon.
Dr. F. M. Van Snyder nnd F.
LeMay of North Yakimn, Wash.,
were in Hcnd the first of the week
looking over ditch land here.
On account of my being absent
at Rciimond next week, May 34 to
29 inclusive, my office in Iietid will
be closed. -I)k. I. L. Scoi'lKl.D.
Mr. and Mrs. K. J. McCann will
leave in a few days for Hog tie river
valley, where they may remain per
manently if suited with the country.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ryan came
down from their homestead the lot
tcr part of the week and have
been standing several days in
town.
The aged father of V. P. Myers
died at I.aidlaw Monday. The old
gentleman had been living with his
sou, and had been in poor health
tor some time.
It is only necessary to announce
a dance in Hcnd to nsstire a large
attendance. Presto, there will be a
dance in Lara Hall on Monday
evening, May 31.
A message from Chicago received
in Hcnd Friday brought the news
that an SVj-lb, son had been born
to Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Goodwillic
on Wednesday of last week.
The Pilot Iluttc Livery & Feed
Hani will be run in connection with
the hotel. A new shed with a
number of stalls will be furnished
to freighters and emigrants. Iluy
and grain for sale. itf
Horn, to Mr. nnd Mrs. Harney
Lewis, on Friday afternoon, an
8;-pound girl. Mother and babe
ure doing well, and the doctor snys
that with projier care Harney will
pull through all right.
George T, Rowun, who has on
etied n barbershop in the Hotel
Hend, was a resident of Chinncwa
Falls for n number of years, and is
nrquainted with n number of Hcnd
people who hall from that city.
I nm now agent for the DcLnvnl
crcutn ttcpurntor, nod have one of
these machines in stock. Step in
and examine it. They are n great
convenience and money saver for
the dairyman. K.A. Satiihk. 2itf
Mrs. F. F. Smith entertained n
number of the young ladies of the
town at dinner Monday evening in
honor of Miss Pearl Hfghtowcr and
Miss Dorothy Schoolcr&ft. Mrs.
Smith was assisted by Miss Cole
man.
K. A. Smith, the man who is
selling the clothes in Hend these
days, has a new ad. with a good
idea in it, in this issue. If you arc
a man read it or if a woman and
want your "man" dressed correctly
read it also.
Philip C. Hurt has bought the
F. G. Allen tract of ditch laud
about five miles cast of town, and
he and Mrs, Hurt have taken up
residence thereon. Mr. and Mrs.
Hurt were formeily residents of
Hattlc Creek, Mich.
A new postoffice was opened at
Fremont yesterday. Fremont is a
new town between here ami Silver
Lake and the postoffice has been
made necessary by the large num
ber of homesteaders who have
moved Into that section.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Lara enter
tained a few gentlemen friends at
dinner last Thursday evening.
Those present were A. M. Drake,
G. P. Putnam, II. J. Ovcrturf, F.
F. Smith, C. S. Hudson, C. D.
Drown and II. K. Allen.
Miss Agnes Williams, a sister of
Mrs. W. H. Sellers, will come to
Hend soon to accept a jxwitfoti as
stenographer with the D. I. & P.
Co. She will take the place of
Miss Dunsmorc. who will join her
father at Independence, Or.
The Ladies' Library Club will
inaugurate the vacation period of
'03 by giving one of their popular
dances in Lara Hall on Monday
evening, May 31. Refreshments
will be served, and another one of
those real good times enjoyed.
Mrs. Lucas and Mrs. Grant will
entertain the Ladies' Library Club
next Tuesday afternoon at Mrs.
Lucas.' As usual, all members ol
the club and all nou-members who
arc interested in the library arc in
vited nnd urged to be present.
Announcement.
I have otictied a barbershop in
the Hotel Hcnd, and respectfully
solicit your pationage. I have had
many years of cxcricncc in my
trade and guarantee satisfaction.
Give me a trial.
GitoKGit T. Rowan.
l-'or Sale,
Pigs nnd shoals. Four miles
north of Tuuialo P. O. Call or
write F. W. Lkvukkkz,
io-ii Tumalo.
For Snlc.
Hither 80 or 40 acres of ditch
Inntl near Hend. Reasonable it
taken soon. Adjoining this laud is
a i6o-acre tract which may be tak
en as a homestead. Call at The
Bulletin office.
Hand us your subscription.
You'll Need a New Suit
For That Celebration
Every innn especially every young man who takes any
pride in his general appearance and every cneigctic man
does will want to look RIGHT when he is enjoying him
self nt the Hend celebration this year.
I Many of them will need new suits.
If Perhaps you're one of them.
II I have a large assortment of samples that you may
choose from. You make your selection. I take your
measure, And that guarantees n fit. No shnbby, slouchy,
jioorly fitting, "hand-me-down" suits under this plan.
Step in, moke your selection, nnd we'll have that new sum
mer suit here In time for the celebration.
E. A. SMITH
BEND
Tho First National Bank
OF BEND BEND, OREGON
Or. U. O. O0E, Pf. .Irf.nl e. A. SATHCrf, Vic. Pr..ld.nt
O. B HUDSON, C.M.r
C.plUI fullf paid
fltocfcholdtrt' ll.lillltr -
20.000
35,000
Why You Should Carry a Bank Account
with this bank.
"iA lianV Hcciunt will place vour money beyond the reach of
t!i!evet anil murderer, who might destroy your life and
projKity to obtain your caiu if kept at home.
flf yoti ever want to borrow money the UanV think more of
jour proposition if you have been depotltlng with It regularly.
l A Rank Account will give you a (landing among thote with
whom you do buifuet.
"I'avlnR by check give you a receipt and thereby avoid
ditpulet; you alway have tbe right change at the right time.
fl,Tbl Dank will keep your book and keep them right.
Ry carrying an account with thi Bank you are at all times
free to consult u a to your butinet matter, and vrc can
help you in many way.
Ry carrying an account with your HOUR HANK you put
your money in circulation among your friend and neigh
bor, and thereby help build up thi town and country.
Don't wait to accumulate any certain ion before starting an
nccount; it' eaiier to add to your bank balance than it Is to
fill the bole in your pocket.
"lOne Collar ttartt an account. Do it today.
DIRECTORS:
t. C. COIi K. A. SATHKR C. S. HUDSON
I'. I'. SMITH H. C. BLLIS
Unwelcome Visitors
"olOMU VISITORS are alway welcome;
J other are atway a pet. The pet
kind are beginning to make their
1 appearance. There i one wav to
guard againtt them. i. e , by purchasing a
lull et of CAI.DWKUS
Screen Doors and Windows
Reasonable Prices.
Use Masury's Paints and Oils None so good.
Alfalfa, Timothy, and a small amount of Clover Seed.
Doors nnd Windows. Lime and Cement,
S. C. CALDWELL.
Th a nwiv niDcrr stage I
LINE to Bend, Oregon.
4-HORSE COVERED STAGES.
Stages pass through Madras, Culver, Redmond, Laidlaw, to Bend
and thence to any point in Ceutrnl Oregon. Stages connect at
Redmond with Sisters line For further-in formation call on or
address H. H. COE, local agent, Shaniko, Oregon, or
BEND-SHANIKO LIVERY & STAGE CO.,
BEND. OREGON
SPECIAL ATTENTION TO EXPRESS AND BAGGAGE
When You Need
Alodcm, Neat and Serviceable
Furniture...
Call on MILLARD TRIPLETT
BEND. OREGON
Seed Oats for Sale.
We are .selling our qats at 75c a
hushel. Owing to the backwurd
season last year, seeding having
been postponed to the middle of
June, our oats are not as good as a
year ago, and will need cleaning.
Parties purchasing seed wilt be al
lowed to use our cleaning mill free,
Sacks not furnished. Parties may
phone from Bend, Redmond or
Laidtuw or address
SmtRwoon Bros.,
Redtuoud, Or.
Reliable Seeds
So much has already been said on the
importance of buyincr your seeds from
a reliable dealer that to repeat it is only
waste of words. JU1K Seeds have
their worth our increas
ing business is proof indeed that
merit alone has made tho
. II. Lilly Co. fore
most seedsmen on the
Pacific Coast. Send
forcataloc 120
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