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Mrs. C. S. Hudson this after
noon entertains the Bridge Club in
honor of Mrs. L. B. Baird.
The Hcnd Concert Baud will give
a St. Patrick's dance in Lara's hall
Thursday night of next week.
Charles Sipchcn, of Stevenson,
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The First National Bank
OF BEND, BEND, OREGON
Or. U, 0. 001, Prtwidtnt I, A. 8ATHB, Vice Prtldnt
0. 8. HUDSON, Oathbr
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Announcement
All our lines of Spring Goods nrc now complete imd ready for you.
The delay in obtaining our goods from Slnmiko has been extremely annoying but
we have at last succeeded in getting the bulk of our purchases.
We feel sure you will agree that a prettier line of Summer Dress
Goods has never 'been brought to Heiid. The line includes Dress Ginghams,
French Ginghams, White Goods, Madras, Dimities, Galateas, etc., in fact, all the
new and popular goods for this season's wear.
We have the exclusive sale of "LINEWEAVE," the most beautiful
and serviceable white goods ever made.
We are also exclusive agents for the ever popular "Pictorial Review
Patterns." Hesides carrying a large assortment of patterns, we will haVe on sale
"The Fashion Hook," also a complete assortment of embroidery patterns.
The Spring number of "The Fashion Hook" will be on sale next
week. Notice the color plates illustrating the newest and best of this season's
styles and remember the price is only iifio including any Pictorial Review Pattern
you may select.
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SINOI.K AND DOUIILK STRENGTH.
Doors and Windows
OF ANY DKSIKUD SIZE A GOOD
STOCK TO CHOOSE FROM.
Lar;e Stock of
BUILDERS' HARDWARE
will be in tills week.
N. P. SMITH
Mutxljf HulldlnK Wall Street
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Article on
Bend
COPIRS NOW ON SALE
nt BULLETIN Ol'l'ICIS ol
Putnam's
Magazine
for Tnminry, containing long
illustrated article on t h e
llcml Country.
Investors Flood Portland.
Mr K. Hooker, manager of t'c
laud (lepartmeut of Ilattuuui and
Thompson, Hankers, Portland,
states that tltc demand for timber,
lands, farms and orchards is tin
prcccdciiled nud that the record of
sales is amaxiiiK- If you wish to
sell or buy it may pay you to write
to htm. 53-i
For Salt Fulty equipped saw
mill For particulars address X,
care Bulletin. 38-tf
Only strictly first class work at
the I tines & Davidson borber shop.
Homegrown one and two-year-old
fruit trees for sale. Howard
Spilling, Bend, Or. .jotf
I am now located in Hcnd and
am prepared to do contracting and
building. C. II. Elus. 52-3
Tom Roberts, for ten months
superintendent of the Pilot Butte
fawmill, left last week for Eastern
Washington. ,
Nine and lo-lnch envelopes, just
the thing for mailing or filing away
legal documents, for sale at The
Hullctin office.
Lakcview last Saturday voted a
bond issue of $40,000 for new
school houses. Of 133 votes 11 S
were favorable.
Two homestead relinquishments
for sale. In settled neighborhood
All can be plowed. Write to Box
130, Hcnd, Oregon. 49'5
My office will necessarily be
closed for two weeks from March 1
during tny absence at Portland.
Dk. I. L. SCOI'IKMI.
Mrs. Ora Poiudcxter was thrown
from a buggy while driving in
Priueville Sunday afternoon and
suffered severe injury.
A. I). Estcbcnct and W. P. Satin
ders have opened a real estate office
in Shauiko uudei the name of
Central Oregon Reul Estate Co.
Elwood W. Roberts of Redmond,
came up Saturday and returned
Monday, purchasing Elmer Mer
rill's black team and driving it
lioifie with him.
Judge Ellis was at Priueville last
week attending the March session
of the county court. Mrs. Ellis
also went over and spent the week
ut the county seat.
KENWOOD
Lots on the market now at $ 1 25.
Best Residence Section, best speculation offered in or about Bend.
The Kenwood Company
Wall und Minnesota Streets
.until., uiiuc 111 linn wcck iu iuvh
over the country with a view to in
vcniiii); mm iucuhiik iicic
J. II, Wcnandy drove down fmrri
Crescent yesterday. He reports
the snow all gone but an occasional
small patch of ice in the road.
Rev. Mitchell will hold services
in Bend next Sunday. After the
morning service there will be a
congregational meeting to consider
plans for the coming yeur.
II. T. Hendryx, of Portland,
who is to take a prominent part in
reorganizing the old Columbia
Southern irrigation project, was in
Bend and Laidlaw this week rccon
noitcring the field.
Miss Williams entertained the
Bachelor Maids Monday evening
with a hop at the home of her sis
ter, Mrs. J. M. Lawrence. There
were a dozen couples present. Re
freshments weie served.
Mrs. J. A. Boyd left this morn
ing for Columbus, Ohio. Mr. Boyd
returned to Columbus some time
ago and the family will hereafter
reside there. Mr. Rowlee accom
panied Mrs. Boyd to Shaniko.
Glenn H. Slack of Spirit Lake,
Iowa, writes that he expects to be
present to watch the growing of
Bend and surrounding country the
coming summer. He has a tract
south of town under the Arnold
ditch.
Two new, high grade" hydraulic
barber chairs have just been added
to the otherwise up to-date equip
ment of the Innes & Davidson bar
ber shop the best place to get your
haircuts, shaves, shampoos, baths,
shiucs, etc.
C. L. Hotaling arrived this week
from Ashland, Or., with bis wife.
daughter and son. The family
will make their home here. Mr.
Hotaling will erect a building on
the Triplett lot on Wall street,
which he recently acquired.
C. H. Ellis has sold his Powell
Buttes ranch to a Mr. Apple and
has moved to Bend, occupying the
Fry house by the river. Mr. Ellis
may go to contracting. Mr. Apple
is moving onto the place. lie
comes from Newport, Washington.
L. B. Baird and wife and daugh
ter arrived last Saturday night
from Oklahoma to make their home
in Bend. Mr. Baird is to be presi
dent of the new bank of The Des
chutes Banking & Trust Co. The
family is staying at the Bend hotel.
Two Great Northern trains were
swept from the track near the west
portal of the tunnel through the
Cascades, in Washington, by an
avalanche in the great storm oi
last week and 88 persons are miss
ing thereby. Half as many bodies
have been recovered.
John Bloss returned Sunday
night from the East, where he spent
the past five months. He was at
his old home in the neighborhood
of Scrnnton, Penn., two months,
the first visit in 20 years; and uv
spent two months in Northern Wis
consin. Now he is ready to settle
down in Bend.
Among Monday's arrivals in
Bend are R. M. Smith and Mom
O'Donncll of Wellsville, Mo., who
are here to invest and make tbeir
homes In Bend. They were ac
companied by Dr. J. C. Blaine, a
retired physician and capitalist, and
C. W. Reed, another substantial
citizen of Wellsville, who are look
ing for investments in this locality
Ed. White, of Gist, was a Bend
visitor Saturduyl He has the Gib
son ranch under lease and has
sowed about 350 acres of it to rye
Mr. White likes to raise rye, which
can be done without irrigation. He
does not cxpccc to be on the ranch
sumdeiit'y to attend to the ditches.
In fact, he is looking for a stock
ranch and wants to shift trom farm
lug to horsL-taising
W. J. McGillvray was in from
his ranch in the Arnold neighbor
hood six miles southeast of Bend
Saturday. He says the settlers ol
thut section have started their
spring plowing and other farm
work. Mr. JMcUtllvray wilt sow n
lot of rye this week, There is no
certainty of getting water through
the Arnold ditch to this ranch be
fore about July nud rye will grow
without irrigation.
CONSERVATISM
a PRINCIPAL FACTOR
To be permanently successful and to hold the
confidence of the people, a Bank must be conservative.
Couservatisra is and has been the controlling prin
ciple of this Bank since it was first established.
Note the large reserve we always carry.
Accounts large or small solicited, with the assur
ance of prompt and courteous treatment. We oner
you every convenience and the benefit of ten years'
actual banking experience.
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D I RE C T O R S:
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P. SMITH
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C. S. HUDSON
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A Large Shipment of
BUILDING MATERIAL
Juet 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
A. D. Moe
THE TAILOR
CLEANING
PRESSING AND
REPAIRING
OtVBN
SPECIAL ATTENTION
New Suits Made to Order
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
In residence on Bond street formerly occupied by Mrs. C. D. Brown
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A '
FiveAcre Tract
ADJOINING BEND?
We have 16 such tracts at reasonable rate. If you care
for one of these choice tracts, buy at once, as tbey
are selling fast, DO YOU WISH
A 320-Acre Homestead,
Irrigated or Timber Lands
or Choice Bend Property?
WRITS YOUR, IKSURAKCR with the atrongest company on Pacific
Coast Notary Public Work neat and accural.
Central Oregon Realty
Company
BEND, OREGON
Hstltrmtc on
application
Wall Paper at
Portland Price
N. P. WEIDER
PAINTER
& Paper hanger
Cheapest and Best Wall Paper S w
plea in the county. Get
My Prices.
B6x 39.
Bend, Oregon.
THB
Big
Hungry
CHOP HOUSE
Now open for bttsinasg. We
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Near Pilot feate Ian,