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The Big Store
HAS WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING TOR
Fourth of July Bunting---3 Patterns
Fourth of July Ribbon 3 Width
Fourth of July Flags 5 Sizes
I have added to my Mock of dry goods a tine of the
well known
NEMO corsets.
I have two models in stock, and can take your order
for anything you want.
The NEMO Corset assures solid, comfort an well as
more htyle than any other cornet on the market
today. Call in and let me show you what I have.
SUMMER WAISTS
ant a b:
$1.00
JUST A PEW MORB LE1T. If yon want a
gain come early. JUST what YOU
want. YOUR CHOICE while they
last at each
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J, GENTS' FURNISHINGS
I am putting out my line of
35c TIES for 25C
50c TIES for 35C
75c TIES for. 50c
'They BE Bargains"
GENTLEMEN'S SUMMER
UNDERWEAR
for the balance of the week:
Gentlemen's silk finish lisle, a regular 55c garment
Sole price 45C
Gentlemen's POROS-KN1T, a regular 60c garment
Sale price 5UC
Gentlemen's Fancy Rib, a regular 60c garment
Sale price DuC
Gcntlcmcu's BALBRIGGAN, a regular 60c garment
Sale price 50C
The Fourth is coming. Do not neglect to lay
In a supply of everything yau need.
I have other things that will Interest you, so
do not forget to step In.
The Big Store
THAT'S LARA'S-AT BEND.
:
LOCAL BITS.
LMaMAMAMaMJ
You Are Too Wealthy
To Wear Poor Clothes
J Did you ever stop to think thst It's fslse economy to ro poorly dressed
that a stubby, slovenly sppesriince insy keep you from M.-curlug ood
position; that It leaves jwvJr opinion concerning you In the inliuU of the
men who "do things" today who accomplish results who make good
the sort ot men you want to Associate with.
Now, this doesn't mean foppy, dudlsh dressing
It means that the wise man will be neatly and tastily dressed
JUST WKI.I. DRHSSHI).
i And In this I can help you. Select the fabric you prefer from my large
list of samples) I will take your measure; and a fit is guaranteed.
One of my well-fitting", madc-to-order suits will cost you
no more than a shabby, hand-me-down.
e:. a. smith
BEND
If you are one of the two people
necessary to a real estate- transac
Hon, let a "Por Sale" nd. introduce
you to the other otic,
The "prices of things" as they
nptcar in the ads. today, make
reading that impersonally importaut
to you.
Hen McCuOVry of Redmond was
n Ilciiil cnllcr Monday.
Hot water always can 1 had for
bathing ut the Pilot lltittc Hotel.
A. M. I.nra left Thursday morn
ing on a business trip to Portland.
I., h, Vox in clerking for S. C.
Caldwell since the depniture of C.
I,. Whitled.
Ilnus Johnson hai been confined
to the house the past week with an
attack of apcmlicltii.
Mist Maude Vandevcrt spent the
latter part of last week visiting
with friends in i'riucville,
R. T. Johnson and wife were
callers in Rend ThurMlay from
their Powell Unties rntieh,
Mrs. Nick Smith offered final
proof 011 her houK-Mead before Com
misHloncr Kills last Friday.
Looking fcr the best that's go
ing? Seek no further; you are
rirfht by trying the Magic Cigar.
Good eighty of irrigated land six
miles cast of Bend for side cheap.
For particulars call at this office.
The Whatsoever will meet at
the home of Mrs. C. M. Redficld
Friday afternoon. Work and busi
I1CS5.
Hugh O'Knnc returned the lat
ter part of the week from his Fort
land trip, Mrs. O'Kane remaining
for a longer visit, however.
Dan R. Smith and wife spent
several days in Dcnd the latter part
of the week, when Mr. Smith of
fered proof on his homestead.
Word reached Bend last Thurs
day that Frank Hammond, a
brother of Mrs. Phillip Francis, had
died, that morning, in the hospital
at Hood River.
There will be 17 instruments in
the band for the celebration. The
loys arc practicing diligently and
will treat the visitors to some fine
muic on that day.
A few days ago someone removed
the barbed wire from the posts of c
fence on Dr. Burrows' ditch land
northeast of town, appropriating
the wire to his own use, pre
sumably.
G. P. Putnam and C. S. Hudson
drove up to the George Jones home
stead Saturday evening and spent
Sunday fishing in the Deschutes in
that vicinity. They report very
good luck.
S. C. Caldwell is having a new
storage cellar built at the rear of
his store. It has stone walls, and
the roof will he covered with saw
dust. It will make a fine, cool
place in which to store butter, etc.
W. R. I.nwsoti and family left
yesterday on an over-land trip to
Baiter City, and wilt spend the
summer attending to business mat
ters and visiting friends and rela
tives in the eastern part of the
state.
Miss Iva Booth was treated to a
shower this afternoon by her girl
friends, who arc numerous, in an
ticipation of the coming wedding of
Miss Iloolli, which will take place
the latter part of the month.
I'rineville Review.
C. N. Marten, traveling salesman
for the I). I. & P. Co., has been in
Bend during the week accompanied
by John II, Washington! of Elma,
Wash., and O. A. Samuelsen, of
Coeur d' Alene, Ida., who are
prospective land buyers.
The band boys were so well
pleased with the excellent manner
in which "Dad" West presided at
the cooking of the trout at their
recent picnic that they tendered
him a unanimous vote of thanks at
their last regular mectiug,
F. 0. Downing, H. R. Hcllig
and N. D, Stearns arc in from
Portland for an outing on the upper
Deschutes, and spent the first of the
week at Croue Prairie with "Dad"
West as guide. Mr. Downing is a
member of the D. I. & P. Co.
Do you smoke? Do it now and
here then you will lc right by
smoking the Ragle.
Those baths nt the Pilot Butte
Hotel are something fine two
large tubs. itf
It's I, tick to Smoke Puck
The Better than 5c Cigar
The Cigar in the Green Box
The Pilot Butte Livery & Feed
Barn will be run in connection with
the hotel. A new shed witli a
uumlcr of Mulls will be furnished
to freighters and emigrants. I lay
and grain for sale. itf
The new uniforms for the band
will arrive in a few days, already
having reached Shaniko. The
color of the goods is cadet gray and
the suits are trimmed in black
The band is certain to make a fine
appearance during the celebration.
Prof. Throne has secured Martin
K. Homme, of Gicudale, Or., to
assist in the band, and he will ar
rive to make Bend bis home within
the next week or to days. He
plays bb bass and has a $150 horn,
and will be quite an addition to the
local organization.
Miss Nona Richardson expects
to leave next Saturday to spend
several weeks in Washington. She
will attend the exposition at Seattle
and then will visit at Walla Walla.
She will go via Prineville where
she will be joined by Miss Katie
Dunsmore and the two will take in
the exposition together.
The band boys say there will be
two hours of solid fun and laugh
ter on Friday evening, July 2, and
the occasion for all this fun will be
their "nigger minstrel." It's a
dandy, so they say. The cast
comprises 18 characters, and every
one of them is working hard to
have his part properly learned.
Remember the date and "be sure
and attend if you enjoy a good
hearty laugh.
Harry Hill has just completed a
fine new ice box, or refrigerator,
for hi popular meat market. It is
enclosed within double walls, with
a large ice box above. The tem
perature within it is very low, and
the atmosphere is free from mois
ture. It is a great improvement,
one that has been long needed in
Bend, and will help maeriatly in
giving the best of meat to the pa
trons of Mr. Hill's market.
Strayed.
From our place May 1, a bay
marc branded 1 3 on left shoulder.
Auyone seeing same notify
OiJga Hasshmmru, Laidlaw, Or.
Planing Mill and Peed Roller.
I now have my planing mill flud
feed roller in running order and am
prepared to do work in these lines.
I solicit your patronage.
Hknky Linstkk.
Tor Sale.
One team young mares, weight
about 3600; good set of harness;
brand new Shuttler wagon com
plete; 475 for the outfit. itf
K011KKTS Bros., Sisters, Or.
ROWAN &TRIPLETT
Barbershop
AND
Baths
Clean, Modern Service
No Long Walts
For Sale.
Very choice selection of 160 acres
uuder the canal, in Sec. 33 ami 34,
1714, Am compelled to sell at a
sacrifice as I have no time to im
prove. Address, Ownmr. 505
North I, Tacoma, Wash. Agents,
please communicate,
'Ihc First National Bank
OF BEND BEND. OREGON
Or. U. O. OOE. rv.4lii.nl C A. flATKIR. Vlc Pf M.nt
O. 8. MUDSC'I. Cwuhlar
Oanllal fullr paid - Mff.OOO
aioctholiltra' liability M6.000
Our Money
is Safe.
Is Yours
We keep wir money in a steel
chest, Incused in a steel fire unit
burglar proof safe, which is kept
In our lire proof, stone vault all
doors protected by key, combi
nation! ami triple time lock,
in ami take all our money, the
Why? Because we crr.y Jjur-
Should burglars break
Bank would not looc dollar.
glar Insurance, covering loss cither by daylight hold-up or
theft by night.
Wc belong to the American Tankers Asaocfatlon, the
thief's greatest enemy. In case of burglary they Immediately
semi I'iiikertoti Detectives, at their own expense to run down
the thieve.
Our active ofTiccrs and employes are all under heavy Bond
thereby affording depositors security against dishonesty.
The United States Government has supervision of this
Bank at all times; requires us to publish in The Bulletin five
times each year, sworn statements of our condition; a special
National Bank examiner examines the Bank twice each year,
carefully and thoroughly.
The I'olicy of the Bank is
carefully directed by our Board of
Directors, who are all local, welt
known business men, who hold
regular meeting and keep in close
touch with the Bank and its
progress.
Oct Motto:
HOW BIG
But
HOW GOOD
Not
DIRECTORS:
C COB K. A. SAT1IRR C. S. HDDSON
P. P. SMITH II. C. KLUS
Unwelcome Visitors
OME VISITORS are always welcome;
others arc always a peat. The pest
kind are beginninc to make their
annearanee. There is one wav to
guard againat them, i. e , by purchasing a
lull set ol UALUWKI.l.'b
Screen Doors and Windows
Reasonable Prices.
Use Masury's Paints and Oik Np-e so ooi.
Alfalfa, Timothy, and a small ametint of Clever Seed.
Doors and Windows. Lime and Cement,
S. C. CALDWELL.
The ONLY DIRECT STAGE
LINE to Bend, Oregon.
4-HORSE COVERED STAGES.
Stages pass through Madras, Culver, Redmoad, Laidlaw, to Bead
and thence to any point in Central Oregon. Stages connect at
Redmond with Sisters line. 1'or further information call on or
audrws H. H. COE, local agent, Shaniko, Oregon, or
BEND-SHAN1KO LIVERY & STAGE CO.,
BCND, OREGON
SPECIAL ATTENTION TO EXPRESS AND BAGGAGE
When You Need
Modern, Neat and Serviceable
Furniture...
can oh MILLARD TRIPLETT
BEND, OREGON
WOOD
FOR SALE
BLOCK WOOD
$4.50 Per Cord, Delivered.
LIMB WOOD
$3.50 Per Cord, Delivered.
Phone Me.
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