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WRITING
CONTEST
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Open to Every Student in the Public Schools
of Crook County.
FIRST PRIZE $5.00 CASH
SECOND " $2.50 CASH
THIRD " $1.00 CASH
Did you ever write nn Ail?' I venture lo ay you never did. Looks easy
thntiKh, docmi't It just scribble it ofT take it over to Mr. Rowc and have him
print it. Sounds cany viLH HOT JIIHT TKV IT.
Now, I have a pruKtitfiti to make to every boy and girl golnR to scbool in
Crook county. I waul you to write an Ad lor me. Not a freak Ad; but tbe kind
of an Ad you think the jKople will read and I wilt pay you for it. Here In the
proposition: 1 have revived us much of thU page an wc shall need in next Wednes
day's Bulletin and for two or three weeks theicaftcr if we need it. I want to use
the entire p.ijc if you will help me.
I "tit Kid")! to divide it into space two column wide and six inches long and
I wont you to write an Ad for one of thce spaces. Remember- no freaks but a
Kood, rcudaltlc Ad, that you think will "get the business." Bring your "copy" to
tuc at the store uud I wdl go with you to Mr. Rovve and yon can tell him just how
you want it set tip. No names will le published but each Ad will be numbered.
I am not going to l the jtidpc. The people who read the Ads will vote on which
is the best one uud the Ad receiving the largest number of votes will be given $5.00
In cash, the next largest f J.50 in cash and the third largest $1.00. All votes must
be registered at my store and coupons will 1 furnished (or the voting. If I should
get enough Ads to run for two wicks the winners of each week must compete the
third week for the prires. I will pay 50c for all the Ads I publish whether you win
a priic or not.
This contest Is entirely free you don't havr to buy anything to enter. Just
write tbe heat Ad you know how and bring it to my store- The only condition is,
all votes must be registered at my store by the one castiug the vote, or be scut to mc
by malt. Come Into the store und I will tell you all about the merchandise that you
want to advcitlsu. You can't write an Ad for any goods if you don't know
the goods.
SOME THINOS TO REA1EMBER.
Write only on one side of the paper. The space your Ad will occupy is two
columns wide and six inches long. Write your Ad to cover home particular kind of
goods and do notary to rover everything in the store. Do not try to get too much
In this space a crowded Ad never looks good. Write your Ad just as if you were
talking to a friend. Remember these thiugs and Vou can write a good Ad mid staud
a good cbaucc of getting fhat 5.00.
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MISSION
FURNITURE
Kitchen Cabinets
ALL KINIIHof HOME
MADE I'HKNITUKE.
Cull nt my simp nml Itmix-ct tnr
Mlmlon I'lirnltiirc. Chair, Tab
In, CaMnrls, tr., etc. All work
GUARANTEED IMESTCLAS.S.
A. A. ANTHONY.
LOCAL BITS.
WANTKD-Chlckcns. Hotel
Bend. 3830
A. M. Drake left for Portland
this morning.
Cabbage and dry onions 4c lb.
Jok IJuckuou.
Bend has a first-class barbershop.
That's Joe limes'.
I'ine pasture. Inquire of P. C.
Rowlre or at Anne's barn. 30-33
Pifty loads of wheat straw for
sale. Richard Meyers, Powell
Ihittes. 30-32
Mrs.J. W. Baker and Miss Spoo
of Tumulo were visitors in Bend
Monday.
The Storkman's Best cigar has
never seen the north pole but it has
seen Cuba.
A peacherino! That's what they
all say about the shaves and hair
cuts they get at Joe Inncs' shop.
Sylvester and Prince Staats left
Saturday for Salem to continue
their studies at Willamette Uni
versity. The Presbyterian League will
meet with Mrs. A. C. Lucas Fri
day afternoon. Please bring your
thimbles.
Chas. Boyd arrived In Bend last
night from Seattle and will be here
several weeks looking after busi
ness, matters.
Something interesting in Lara's
ad. for the school children of Crook
county. Read it, and theu compete
for tbe prizes.
Mrs. E. A. Griffin returned to
Bend last evening from her Eastern
trip. She was accompanied by a
cousin, Mr. Boycr, who will go on
to Pott Keck.
Roscoc Howard, V. D. William
son and C. L. Eaton returned Mon
day from a bear hunt pn tbe upper
river. They har a very enjoyable
time and bagged two bears.
P. II. Benson has secured a posi
tion in Washington and will spend
tbe winter in that state, returning
to Bend next spring. His father,
Willis Benson, has arrived to took
alter tbe ranch bcrc during r. 11. s
absence. .
There are persistent rumors to
the effect that the Batten ranch,
just cast of Bend, has been sold to
parties closely connected with tbe
Orceon Trunk Line. As yet, Tbe
Bulletin has been unable to verify
the rumor.
P. A. Wootey, formerly of Dcs
Moines, Wash., arrived in Bend
Thursday. Mr. Wooley recently
purchased the Jensen place at Turn
nlo and will move onto it at once.
Mr. Woolcy's family is also com
ing in, but Mr. Wooley left them
at The Dalles and came in ahead ot
them in order to be present at the
taking of testimony in the adjudi
cation of Tumalo creek, which took
place at Laidlaw Monday.
HOMESTEADS
LOCATED.
150,000 ACRES OF THE BEST
Wheat Land
In Central Ort:pn. Just opened tc jao-acre homestead
entry. Two railroads now building into this country. Get
h homestead before they urc all gone. For further infor
mation call on or write to
HITNTPD & ftTAATft
HUM), OKliUON
Apples
$3 Per Box
Come early. They wont last long:
Full Line of
Seasonable Fruits.
THE CORNER CONFECTIONERY
ALDRlfXiU & TURPIN.
The First National Bank
OF BEND BEND, OREGON
Dr. U. O. OOr. Pr.ild.nl U A BATHER, Vic. Pr.tldtnt
O. fl- HUDSON. Oaihltr
Capital tullr paid 1 . Jfl.OOO
niOcVhold.r.'ll.bllllf 20.000
The STEADY GROWTH
OF TUG FIRST NATIONAL HANK OF BEND
should be gratifying to every citizen of
the town and community.
ON MARCH 20II1, 1909, the day wc com
menced business, our deposits amounted to 535,328.00
APRIL a8th, 1909, Gov'ni't Call, deposits 553,370.23
JUNE 23rd, 567,777.48
SEPTEMBER 11,1909" " ' 576,060.63
The Government require u to keep 15 per cent of our depof
lit in cash anil with Dank subject lo demand ilraft.
Our statement of September 1st, tliowf we have J64.719.17, In
cash ami with Dank, or 85 per cent of our ilepoit. 60 per
cent more than is regarded aa a safe per cent by the United
Stale Government. .
Doesn't thi appeal to you aa a aafe anil sound way to conduct
a flank?
Isn't It also satisfactory to know that you can borrow money
at the First National lUnk of Rend, in -your IIOMR TOWN,
at ANY TISIII, if you are entitled Wj, Ifcie credit or cau give
good security. '
When you want to make a deal come and see us.
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DIRECTORS: ,
U. C. COH K. A. SATIIKK C. S.
V. P. SMITH II. C ELLIS
HUDSON
CRUSHED SHELL AND
GREEN GROUND BONE
Doors, Windows, Paints, Oils & Glass
Agent for the Celebrated
Studebaker Wagons
and Oliver Plows
Stoves en! Ranges and a General Line
of Hardware and Groceries.
S. C. CALDWELL, BEND, ORE.
BUY NOW- SELL LATER
But if you must sell now, list your property with
Deschutes Realty Co.
BEND, OREGON.
Wfi HANDLE RANCHES, IRRIGATED LANDS, TOWN PROPERTY,
TIMBER LANDS.
HOMESTEAD LOCATIONS
A SPECIALTY.
THE ONLY DIRECT STAGE
LINE TO BEND, OREGON
Automobile
runs dally between
Auroras ami bhmm.
Statics pass through Madras, Culver, Redmond, to Bend
and thence to any poiut in Central Oregon. Stages connect at
Redmond with Sisters line For further information call on or
address d. PRUYNE, local agent, Shaniko, Oregon, or
BEND-SHAN1KO LIVERY & STAGE CO.,
' BEND. OREGON
SPECIAL, ATTENTION TO EXPRESS AND BAGGAGE
When You Need
Modern, Neat and Serviceable
Furniture...
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Call on MILLARD TRIPLETT
OEND, OREOON