iSm. ( ( ( ( ( ( ( c ( ( ( ( ( ( ) 3 ) m (m ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) (m ) ( ) ( ) ( ( i 1-1 SVwwwww VSW 9 W V W V Because Because 2GG&t'G3&39$&i WHY YOU SHOULD TRADE AT BeCaUSe-" Litrn'H is the only store in Ucml tlmt is absolutely oil t cash basis. It is an absolute fact well known to every business man that the store cloiiitf a credit business MUST stand a loss of from 10 to 15 per cent of all of their accounts and . that this loss MUST be made up by an extra profit on the goods sold. This means that the man who pays his bills at the "CREDIT STOKE," Pys fr KmxIs the "other fellow" got and did not pay for. Selling for cash only, we do not have to add any percentage for bad bills. You get full value for your money, and there is nothing added to your bill to pay for the "Other Fellow's" goods. Every article that leaves our store carries with it an absolute guaran tee, that it will give you perfect satisfaction, or we will return your money and throw in a smile beside. Our stock is always fresh and clean. We do not carry goods year after year. Two "House Cleaning Sales"in January and Julydispose of all our seasonable goods, and leaves our shelves clear for new merchandise. We tell you through the columns of the Bulletin when the new goods arrive and the prices they can be lMMight for. Our SPECIAL SALES arc always interesting and the economical housewife can save many u dollar by taking advan tage of them. Our line is always up to date and we carry novelties and high class goods not usually found in a city the size of Iknd. BeCdUSe" Wclln.sk your neighbor why she trades with us and she will tell you that she can do better there than anywhere else, and alter all that is the real reason WHY YOU SHOULD TRADE AT LARA'S Because Because ) 4) ( ) ( ) (m ) ( ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) Because I HOMESTEADS LOCATED. 150,000 ACRES OF THE BEST WHEAT LAND In Central OrcKou, Just opened tc 320.ncre homestead entry. Two railroads now building into this country. Get a homestead lxjfore they ore till 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 UUNO, OUKUON LOCAL BITS. I'outiil Lndy'N ncarf, or veil. Owner call at ISulletiii office. I'or Sale Fully equipped saw mill. For particulars address X, cure Uullctiu. 38 tf Fine residence property on Haw thorn avcnui! for sale; Ave room house. Ilouit Land Co. 48tf Nine and lodnch envelopes, just the thing for mailing or filing away legal document1!, for sale at The Uullctiu office. FostinaMcr Lafolcttc has resigned his commission at I'rlucville, and Win. Lcilfnnl has been appointed to succeed him. Lost Dlnmondiilinpcd fraternity pin, surrounded by pearls und dia monds. Return to Mrs. J. A. Uoyd and receive reward. Andy Hunter has returned to DcikI filler an extended absence in Colorado. He comes back much Improved in health. Pianos tuned for f. 00 during February In Bend or vicinity. Leave orders with The Bulletin or ml dress l . KlcKard, uend. 47-50 Kcv. Mitchell will preach on Sunday, the 13th, both morning and evening, bubject lor the even ing. "Abraham Lincoln." There will be special music for the even ing bcrvicc. A. A. Anthony was around town the latter part of the week after having been confined to his bed with a severe attack of rheumatism Mr. Anthony is greatly troubled with this affliction, and will leave to take treatment at the hot springs lit Washington. II. C. Miller, accompanied by his two grown boys, and L. C, Flcmming and L. I. Ball arc recent comers from the Valley. They will locate in these parts, and say that a number of people from their neighborhood will come over to Bend this summer. 'fM. .t1 i..m... t.t.vl. lrtn1 debating team won in the debate at . ti. r .. 1 I'oosui over a icam irom wnccicr 1M. -.!. ........... consisted of Ethel Kidder, Agnes Elliott and Robert Kestcr. The suujcci ucuaicu was lor aim aiiusi the government ownership of rail roads. Mrs. F. F. Smith and Miss Cole man entertained a number of lad) frk'tids Friday afternoon at Mrs. Smith's pleasant home on Irouwood avenue. Games and music were the features of the afternoon, Mrs. Ray winning the prize offered, 11 silk traveling bag. Later iu the afternoon refreshments were served. The sawmill that Slg Clark is in stalling on the Fred Huuncll place reached town SafDvfay Titter -.very difficult trip kHjotnAShanlko The weather moderated and U5c roads got sofujust as the trains were ready topjill out fronr Shaniko, and thcT)ip acrossthe flat and down Cotfcanyon wis a hard one. Mr. Clark expects to have the mill ready for sawing the firtt of next week. C. II. Erlckson announces that he has mined out about 100 tons of gypsum at his Bear Creek deposits and will order a grinding machine at once. The smallest machine he can get is a to-horsepower and that is the size he will order to start with Steam power will be used Mr. Erickann says he has orders for many tons of the land plaster, one party at Ptineville alone having ordered 35 tous. Fine Seed Rye for Sale. Altn Iw-nrillrM harlev. nt Then. "- ------- rf. - M. Post's ranch two miles east of Gist main county road from Laid law to Sisters. 45 53 Rev. Mitchell is visiting in Frinc vlllc this week. A petition has been sent into the postofficc department asking per mission to change the location of the Bend office to the rear of the building that has been occupied by the Harry Hill meat market. The owners of that corner have agreed to put up a building there, facing Oregon street, and Postmaster1 Min or desires to move as the present quarters arc not large enough for the growing needs of the office. County Judge Ellis and Commis sioners Baylcy and Rice were here today to confer with Thomas Phil lips, the stone contractor of Port land, in regard to repairing five pil lars in the stone work of the base ment of the new court house It was about these pillars that such a howl went up about the building falling down shortly after it was ac cepted by the county. The pillars are to be taken out and better ones put iu. Mr. Phillips is to do the work by the day. Journal. The bowling alley is a busy place these days. The highest score at ten pins is held by Jim Davidson, who rolled 231. N. P. Wcider comes next with 328, aud Goodfel- low third wilh 327. Last Wednes day R. A. Wooley and N. P. Wel der rolled a scries of games, Wooley rolling the first three left handed while Weider mlled right handed. The score for the three games stood Wooley, 162, 304, 141; Wcider, 196, 191, 181. Another scries of three games then followed, each matt rolling right handed. The score wooley, 149. 3io. 107: Weider, 156, 153, 152. Turkey Gggs for Sale. Mrs. L. J. Green of Pleasant Ridge will soon have for sale eggs from pure bred Mammoth Bronze turkeys fi.50 for setting of nine, $2.75 for 18. Can be left at Red mond or Bend. Address 47tf Redmond, Oregon. CITY DRAY 11AKNKY I.KWIS, I'ROP. I am ready to handle anything in the line of DRAY WORK Leave orders with N.P. Smith, Wall St. Bend FIRK FIRE FIRE and and and HEAT HEAT HEAT HOT WAVE sure to 9 come while burning Carter's Fire Wood BeU dry block wood $4-59 Best dry limb wood 3.50 Prompt delivery and full measure Phone your order in. F. M. CARTER PIERCE ARROW AUTO LINE Between Shaniko and Bend, calling at Madras and Red mond. $3000 Cr. SO Morse Power A, U. DUCK, Manager Address Shaniko or Demi. - N. r Do, you want a Homestead in Fertile Central Oregon I can locate you on some of the best wheat land in this part of the Male, in the very section into which Hill and Harriman are building their railroads. I also have for sale Raw and Improved Farm Lands, Irrigated Lands and City Property INVEST NOW and get iu ou the ground floor ahead of the railroads. DESCHUTES REALTY COMPANY M. J MORRISON The First National Bank OF BEND BEND, OREGON Dr. U. O. OOf. PM.W.M HuogoN ...,", V.c.lW..n. CplUI fullr paid ... 428,000 etockholdtrt' liability S30.OOO Surplus ..... S3.000 THE FIGURES AND WHAT THEY MEAN. GeTenwwat Call Jawary &, YM. EESOUSCES Loans Overdrafts Pumli loanel to our customers tnd $ 74.414.10 "pproved by our Directors, and In c- .curuaucc wuii uovcrnmem uaoKinK Lawf, We haven't any Real Eitate Loam. I 1,417.85 Account overdrawn by ctHlomen. ggfTbe banc of tile Bank? ri life. Hanking House l'ronertr owned and occupied by our Fum. & fixtures 5,000.00 B"k. ml tbe only real estate owned by U. S. Bonds United States: Bonds owned by th and Premiums 12,700.00 $XJ?tt AVNotet la circulation. 5 pet. Redemp tion Fund Deposited with the U. S. Trcawry to 025.00 redeew mutilated notes seat in for re--,;demptioB. Reserve held to meet needs of deposit ors. The Government requires 15 per cent of our drrjotita. We have 6 ner Other Banks 107i450.03 cent, or over four Umea the amount re- JUU(U J IUVUUTCIHHJCUU Cash on hand and due from $201,015.54 LIABILITIES Capital Stock $25,000.00 Surplus Undivided Profits Circulation Deposits Cash capital invested by our stock holders, as a guarantee and protection to our depositors. Our stockholder ere also liable for an additional 35,000, to protect depositors. Profit earned during our first nine 2,000.00 months in business, and held as a fuitber May-protection for our depositor. We did not pay any dividends, and expect to put the greater part of our future earn ing to tint luml. 888.70 12,500.00 . Our earnings since January 1st 1910. Our own National Bank notes in drcu-Jalion. irti nn1 fli Belonging to 440 people In Bend and 1U1,QJ..Q vicinity, and proof that they approve of our tianutng ana business meiuoas. $201,015.54 A Steady but Sure Grohtii is the Best Evidence op a Good Bank. DEPOSITS: APRIL aS, 1909 $53,379.23 JUNE J3. 1909 $67,777.48 SEPT. 1. 1909 $76,080.63 NOV. 16, 1909 $120,035.57 JAN. 31, 1910 $161,231.84 DIRECTORS: U. C COU It. A. SATHKR C. S. HUDSON P. P. SMITH H. C. KU.IS II A Large Shipment of BUILDING MATERIAL Juet Arrival. Doors, WimJows, RhMt Rooflaj and a full line of every tbtag yon may need for that sew building you iHtcnd to put up this spriug. LET ME FIGURE ON YOUR BILL. I also carry ia Mock " Denatured Alcohol S. C. CALDWELL Bend, Oregon A. D. Moe THE TAILOR CLEANING PRESSING AND REPAIRING OtVfiN SPECIAL ATTENTION New Suits Made to Order ALL WORK GUARANTEED In residence on Bout street formerly occupied by Mrs. C, D. ilrowu I