The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931, January 19, 1910, Image 5

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LARA'S Third Houseclean
ing Sale Begins January 2 0.
We must make room on our shelves for our
extensive liixe of SPRING AND SUMMER.
GOODS. From Jan. 20th to 3 1 st what is
left of our present stock will be on sale at
prices that you simply cannot afford to
overlook. Romcmbcr that wo can better afford to sell these
goods at cost than carry thorn over. Don't wait until the
choicest bargains aro gone. COME EARLY, and
SAVE THE DIFFERENCE
LARA'S
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Bend, Oregon v
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HOMESTEADS
LOCATED.
150,000 ACRES OF THE BEST
WHEAT LAND
In Central Oregon. Just opened tc aaoacre homestead
entry. Two railroads now building into this country. Get
a homestead before they arc nil gone. For further infor
mation call on or write to
Free Automobile Trip from Bend to Lands
and Return for All Who Locate.
HUNTER & STAATS
MINI), OKUUON
Pipes, Cigars
and TobaCCOS.
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Call In nnd tnkc a look nt our line
oMHccwhiuim nnd Prcnch Hrlnr
Pipes. The best line of ClRnrsniul
Tobaccos" In town -henditinrtcrg
t for y o r
Fine Candies
qpHR (CORNER CONFECTIONERY
ALDKIDCIU & HOWIIS.
LOCAL BITS.
Don't bother to send away for
your typewriter ribbons buy them
at The Ilulletlu office. All kinds.
If vmir uraudinother was hanged
you' wouldn't advertise the fiict.
Hut some facts you want known.
Advertise.
Advertising that costs nothing is
worth it.
Carbon paper, the best, at The
Bulletin office.
A. M. Drake left for Portland
Monday morning.
The progressive barbers that's
lunes & Davidson.
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Typewriter ribbons all kinds
nt The Ilullctin office.
Inncs & Davidson, the Bend bar
bers, solicit your patronage.
The Bulletin's subscription list is
growing every week. Help it to
grow.
Wanted Girl to work in small
family. Good wages. Cull at this
oeffic.
Miss Hazel Caldwell is now en
gaged as teacher of the I'nuliiia
school.
Ifor Sale Fully equipped saw
mill. For particulars address X,
care Hulk-tin. . j8-tf
Horn to Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Drown, on January 13 at Portland,
a 9-pound boy.
Laud Wanted Party wfcnts 330
acres of laud. For particulars call
ul Ilullctin office.
Adam KpUuian was in attend
ance at the Odd Fellows' banquet
at I.aidlaw last Saturday.
For sale Dated hay. Inquire at
Merrill & Wilkinson Co.'s office, or
telephone the Wilkinson ranch.
Henry Shumakcr of Gist was in
Ik'iul this morning disposing ol
quite an amount of dressed pork.
Nine and toitich envelopes, just
right for filing away or mailing le
gal documents, 'for sale at this office.
Inncss & Davidson's barber shop
has been repupcred, the woodwork
painted white and, with all its
modem fixtures, is one of the best
and most sanitary shops in this sec
tion of the stute,
A company has taken up a Carey
Act project in Warner Valley, near
Lakcvlcw, and will reclaim 150,000
acres.
All those people who want to
coni)cte for the piano should bring
their tickets in this week. Mur
ium. Dkuci Co.
Veda M. Williams, graduate of
the Chicago Musical College, will
take a few pupils. Inquire at thc
Drnkc residence. 43tf
Get your Saturday Evening Post
of us and licfp us win the pony.
We can do it with your help.
Cum. & Jimmy Mimkim..
Rev. Mitchell will preach Sab
bath next. Subject for the morn
ing, "Work." livening subject,
"The German Prodigal Son."
We want everyone in or near
Dctid to read the Saturday Evening
Post. If you haven't had 11 copy
wc will give you one. Mkkriu.
Bros.
Word comes from Portland that
Mrs. Creed Triplctt has undergone
an operation in a hospital there,
which was successful in every par
ticular. Miss Marion Wicst, sold her tim
ber claim the first of the week, re
ceiving $1,000 for it. The claim
consisted of 80 acres, and had about
600,000 feet of timber on it.
Wanted To lease 35 acres of
good land for a term of years to
party who will clear and cultivate
rSatue. Will build house. Address
15. I.. Spencer, 506 No. Ainsworth
Ave , Tacotuu, Wash.
Mrs. Hugh O'Kane has received
notification from The Dalles land
office that, in the contest brought
against her desert claim by Dr.
Dixon of Redmond, the decision
has bceu tendered in her favor.
John Usher was attending to
business matters in Bend the first
of the week. Mr. Usher has a
homestead that will be watered by
the canal that a company of ranch
ers plan to take out from Pall river.
Dr. Coc is enjoying a visit from
two leng time friends, L. B. Baird
and J. N. Masters ofOklaboma,
Mr. Baird and the doctor having
been playmates together when boys.
These two gentlemen arc substan
tial business men and may locate
at Bend.
L. D. Wiest has a crew oi six
men at work on the contour survey
of the townsite properties at Bend.
They are G. S. Young, transit
man; Frank May and Frank Haef
ncr, level and topography; Hob
Anderson, Ed Kiser, .Fred Diemr
and D. Mackintosh.
I,. L. Fox nnd Ralph Poindexter
drove down to Laidlaw Saturday
evening to attend a session of the
Odd Fellows lodge, Mr. Poindexter
taking the first degree at that time
Alter the degree work had been
finished, the members of the lodge
repaired to a near-by hall where an
excellent banquet was ready to be
saved. Both Messrs. Fox and
Poindexter arc loud iu their praise
of the treatment they received from
the I.aidlaw brethren, Mr. Poin
dexter remarking that they certain
ly have excellent cooks at I.aidlaw.
Fine Seed Rye for Sale.
Also beardless barley, at Theo.
M. Post's ranch two miles east of
Gist main county road from Laid
law to Sisters. 45 53
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OF BEND BEND. OREGON
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HANKFUL
To the people of Henri and vicinity who hare to liberally pat
ronized us iluring the Intt nine monthi, and wholiy their kind
wonla and influence have indured their friend to do their
Ini-lneM with their Home Bank. ' ,
During the nine monthi vre have been in baiinew we
have increaaed our depot lu from f 13,000 to over f 150,000, and
have made a fair per cent on the inveatment for our atock
holilera. It will be our constant aim to Improve the atrvtce we
oder our patront, and we with to assist every worthy enter
prise now in or to be established in Bend during 1910.
We feel that the long delayed prosperity wilt be in fall
swy in the Bend country during 1910 and that unlimited op
portunities will be open to the man who i able to accept them.
A Bank account In the first National flank of Bend
will enable you to take advantage of tome of tbec opportunities.
U. C. COK
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DIRECTORS:
R. A. SATHKR C. S.
P. SMITH- It. C. BU.I5
HUDSON
A Large Stunnnt of
BUILDING MATERIAL
Just Arrived.
Doors, Windows, Rubber Roofing
and a full line of everything you may need
for that new building you intend to put up
this spring. LET ME FIGURE ON
YOUR BILL. I also carry in stock
Denatured Alcohol
S. C. CALDWELL
Bend, Oregon
J. H. WENANDY
BEND OR.
F. L. BUNTEN
SHAKIKO, OX.
WENANDY-BUNTEN
Automobile Stage Company .
DAILY AUTOAIOBILES
between Sbaniko, Madras, Redmoad and Bead and all
interior points. For further information write
Wenandy-Bunten Auto. Co.,
BEND, OREGON
SPECIAL ATTENTION TO EXPRESS AND BAGGAGE
BUY NOW -SELL LATER
Sut If you must sell now, list your property with
Deschutes Realty Co.
BEND, OREOON.
WK HANDLE RANCHRS. IURIGATBD LANDS. TOWN PROPRRTY,
TIMBRR LAND.
HOMESTEAD LOCATIONS
A SPECIALTY.
When You Need
Modern, Neat and Serviceable
Furniture...
culled MILLARD TRIPLETT
BEND, OKBOON