i.UtiitnU ii-.
:
SILKOLINB
Tlic bent quullty 1oii lit If tit prln
ted Mttcriiti or ptuiu colorH, nt
Per
yard
15c
There Ih nothing better for com
fortiTH tliuii nitkoliuci
JUxtLIxtL
Says
COTTON BATTS
Pure white Inminntcd cotton no
cotton wnste in these goods.
i lb. Unit 25C
3 lb. Unit 75C
The 3 Ih. Imtt in In one piece just
the mc of a large comforter.
tiTrifles Make Perfection and
Perfection is no Trifle.
II' YOU rcnlly wnnt to nccompllMli anything lt thl world nml moit people linve some
sort of n desire to do something Just p.iste this In your lint mid reincmlcr it. The
more you rcmcmlicr it, the more you will nccomplMi. The tiinn who thinks trifled
don't count, makes the mistake of hi life. The merchant who think trifle don't count,
soon finds hi customer going 'he M("L" where trifle do count. The housewife who
watches the triflctt in her houHchold expenses will hood put her huibatid on cany Ktrcct.
"Watching the trifles" menu Inlying her goods where the price ore right, where the
stock i kept clean and fresh and the qunlity of goods always kept up to the highest tan
dnrd. And nuother thing some stores figute that when the goods ore old that cuds it.
I figure that the good I sell mutt lc worth what you pay for them. If they don't give
you siillsfnctioti I am here to make it light nud I will refund your money if you want it.
I buy the lcst good I can get mid I guarantee all my goods to give you satisfaction just
try me and nee. You will always find me nt
MISSION
FURNITURE
Kitchen Cabinets
AM. KINDS of HOMU
MAPI', I'UKNITUKK.
Call nt my shop find irmprct my
MImIoii 1'iiriiltiirc. Chair, Tab
!, Csfolnrts, etc., etc. All work
GUARANTEE!) l'lKSTCLASS.
A. A. ANTHONY.
lk I
' -ii -
THE BIG STORE
The llest Known nnd Known to he the ltest.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
SPECIAL.
EXTRA STANDARD BARTI.ETT I'EARS-solld pack a delicious table fruit, a't only
20c
Per en n
H- 1
MKN'S HEAVY Kill I'LEKCK UNDERSHIRTS blue, brown and pink, Reg. 6oc value
At Only
35c
MKN'S PANTS Summer Corduroy, half peg top, best wearing goods made, Reg. f 3.35 Val. nt
Per pnlr
$2.65
j
TUB STOKB
THAT
TREATS YOU
RIGHT
LARA'S
BEND, OREQON
TUB STORE
THAT
SAVES YOU
A10NEY
HOMESTEADS
LOCATED.
I 150,000 ACRES OF THE BEST
Wheat Land
In Central Oregon. Just opened tc jio-ncrc homestead
entry. Two railroads now building into this country. Get
n homestead before they nrc nil gone. I'or further infor
mation call on or write to
HUNTER & STAATS
ItONI), owmoN
A peacherinol That's what they
all say about the shaves nnd hair
cuts they get at Joe Iune.V shop.
There will be n meeting of the
Ladies' Library Club next Tues
day afternoon in the reading room.
Roy P. Williams, a nephew of
Mrs. A. M. Drake, has come to
fiend and accepted a position in the
sawmill.
Just received, nt Rend News Co.'.s ' this .section.
store, a line of tinware, crockery,
nud notions. It will pay you to
sec them. 28-29
LAIDLAW NEWS AGENCY
can save you money on your mngn
sine nnd ijcwspapcr orders. Write
them for rates. 2.tf
Judge Ellis returned to Bend
Thursday evening from his Eastern
trip, Mrs. Jims remained for a
visit of several weeks in Illinois.
Rev. Mitchell left yesterday
morning on his vacation to Port
land nnd other outside points. He
will be gone two or three weeks.
There will be considerable build
ing in Hcnd just as soon ns suitable
lumber can be secured. Several
are contemplating putting up
nouses.
The Portland Journal of the 22nd
had a three-column picture of the
Rend Concert Band, with a short
mention of their concert tour to
surrounding towns.
W. J. McGlllvray returned Mon
day evening from the Cove orchard
where he had secured a load of ap
ples aud prunes, part of which be
retailed to Bend people.
W. It. Sellers has bought the lot
and building on Bond street at one
time occupied by the photograph
gallery. He has ordered lumber
and will t it up for occupancy.
The consideration was 5600.
A. P. Donahue came in last even
ing from Portland on his way to
Sisters to be present at the takinc
of testimony iu the adjudication of
water rights on Squaw creek, the
hearing of which begins today.
As evidence ot the activity of
Bend real estate, we can state that
Hunter & Staats, during the past
to days, have sold nnd bargained
for sale 28 lots in their addition-
corner lots at $150, inside lots at
$100.
Joe Buckholz brought In the
king of all lettuce yesterday and
left it at the Pilot Butte Inu. It
was an immense head that stood 18
inches high and full 22 inches in
diameter. As an example of the
productivity of Bend sod it can't
be beat.
"Uncle John" Sisemorehas re
turned from an extended visit in
southern Oregon on both sides of
the mountains. He visited with J.
M. Lawrence at Roseburg and re
ports that Mr. Lawrence has pur
chased an automobile. "Uncle
John" had n fine time and returns
much improved in health,
P. A. Young, n sheep man of
Mitchell, Or , is very well satisfied
with this section of the country as
a sheep range. It is understood he
has again leased the Mueller com
pany's timber holdings for next
season and has also rented several
of the meadow ranches on the upper
river, among tlicm being the Dick
and Walter Vcndevcrt places and
G. W. Triplett's homestead.
Young runs about 6,000 sheep tn
The First National Bank
OP BEND REND. ORKCON I
- - . - - - p - - W -W .
Or. U. O. OOC, Pratldtnt e. A. OATHS n. Vie Praildtnt
O. fl. HUDSON, CMr
Capital fullr raid ... 2S.0OO
etocVhold.rt'llabWItr . . S26.00O
The STEADY GROWTH
OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BEND
should be gratifying to every citizen ef
the town and community.
LOCAL BITS.
VANTKD-Chiekcns. Hotel
id. 28.30
Milken is nt the Bend News
nd. vSee him. 38-30
lend hns a first-class barbershop.
hi joe nines'.
tilllucry opening noon, Rend
I ad. elsewhere.
pood shouts and pigs for sale nt
10 (ten Bar; Rnnch. s6tf
Mrs, H. A. Griffin is expected
home from her trip to Minnesota in
u few days.
Hugh I.okln, n former Bend boy
now employed itt Prlueville, was iu
town Sunday.
Mr, nud Mrs. Prank Kulp nnd
sou returned Sunday evening from
their Kastern visit.
Work wanted-cooking preferred.
Address Mrs. Huntington, care
Prcd Shoiiquvst, Beud. Or.
Apples
$3 Per Box
Come early. They wont last long:
Pull Line of
Seasonable Fruits.
TH CORNER CONFECTIONERY
ALDRIDQB & TURPIN.
ON MARCH 20th, 1909, the day we com
menced business, our deposits amounted to $35,328.00
APRIL 28th, 1909, Gov'm't Call, deposits $53,379.23
JUNK 23rd, " " " $67,777.48
SEPTEMBERS, 1900" $76,060.63
The Government require u to keep 15 per cent ot oar depos
its in ch and with Ranks subject to demand draft.
Our statement of September 1st, show we have 64,719.27, in
catli and with Hanks, or 8s per cent of our deposits, 60 per
cent more than is regarded as safe per cent by the United
Stales Government.
Doesn't this appeal to you as a safe and sound way to conduct
a flank?
Isn't it also satisfactory to know that you can borrow soney
at the Pint National llink of Bend, in your HOME TOWN.
at AN V TIM U.Mf you are entitled to the credit or can give
good security.
When you want to make a deal come and see eg.
V. C. COB
DIRECTORS:
B. A. SATHKR C. S.
P. SMITH II. C. KLUS
HUDSON
CRUSHED SHELL AND
GREEN GROUND BONE
Doors, Windows, Paints, Oik 0b, Glaes
Agent for the Celebrate!
Studehaker Wagons
and Oliver Plows
Stoves and Ranges asd Geaeral Liae
of Hardware and Groceries.
S. C. CALDWELL, BEND, ORE.
"
Buy Now-
SELL LATER
Ilut if you must sell now, list your property with
Deschutes Realty Co.
BEND, ORCOON.
WE HANDLE RANCHES, IRRIGATED LANDS, TOWN PROPERTY,
TIMBER LANDS.
HOMESTEAD LOCATIONS
A SPECIALTY.
THE ONLY DIRECT STAGE
LINE TO BEND, OREGON
Automobile
runs dally between
Madras and lend.
Stages pass through Madras, Culver, Redmond, to Bend
and thence to any point In Central Oregon. Stages connect at
Redmond with Sisters line. For further information call on or
address J. PRUYNE, local agent, Shaniko, Oregon, or
BEND-SHANIKO LIVERY & STAGE CO.,
BEND, OREQON
SPECIAL ATTENTION TQ EXPRESS AND BAGGAGE
When You Need
Modern, Neat and Serviceable
Furniture...
call oh MILLARD TRIPLETT
BEND, OREGON