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l'roui Shaniko mid brought with iilm n full
supply of BUILDERS' HARDWARE for
my store. I nm now ready to fill y'pur
orders. Another shipment of
9,000 Pouii
Is on the way from Shaniko to Demi. I
Intend to keep the builders of lie nil fully
supplied with nil they need. Kctncmbcr me
N. P. SMITH
Mutzlg Bulldlnjc Wall Street
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LADIES
THE NEW STORE
IN Till TRIPLCTT BUILOIHQ
We nre now In position to take your measures
for surra, skirts, jackets, capes, ,
AUTO COATS, RAIN COATS and ONE
PIECE DRESSKS, also can furnlih you Cloth
by the yard. 350 samples just arrived for spring
and Summer wear, and ore open for inspection.
You take no chances we guarantee a fit. All
we ask is your order. YOURS for a TRIAL,
FRENCH BUTTS
LOCAL BITS.
Wc buy
and sell
the earth.
Wc buy
and sell
the earth.
Indisputable
FACTS
TheVpultl ' the world is ever increasing. This
means on Increasing demand for the products of the
land. "The safest and best investment on earth is the
earth Itself." And litis applies with special force and
truthfulness to rich, virgin soil that can yet be bought
at reasonable figures. Here, then, is your opportunity.
Will you sicic it? .
We can locate you on a
320Acre HOMESTEAD of
Choice Wheat Land.
OVER TWeNTY-TWO YEARS IN TUB LOCATlNd BUSINESS
We can sell you DRY FARMS, IRRIOATKD,
MEADOW and TIMHER LANDS at prices that
will make yen Independent.
DESCHUTES REALTY COMPANY
Bend, Oregon
Wcbuy
and sell
the earth.
We buy
and sell
the earth.
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Fishing Season
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Tackle.
Dig new shipment just in. Rods,
?V- Flies. Leaders, etc.
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Cleveland Baking Powder.
City Dray continually drawing.
For building plans of all descrip
ttous sec C. II. Kills. 35
Closing out our paint line at cost.
MitKHiM. Drug Co.
If you want buttons made call 011
A. D. Moe, the Tailor.
Oct your typewriter ribbons and
carbon paper at the Bulletin office.
liny your paints at Merrill's
closing out sale and save retailers'
profits.
Two-year-old apple trees 15c
each, $13.50 per 100. Howard
Sl'lNINO. 2 4t
A Chinaman has come to town,
Let us hoe this means a laundry
alio Is coming.
The City Dray will move any
thing from a mustard seed to a
threshing engine.
Three chairs and three barbers
always waiting for you at I unci &
Davidson a shop.
For Salk Dcd springs good as
new, mattress and dining table. In
quire at Bulletin office. 4tf
One large and one small house to
rent. Rates reasonable. See Cen
tral Oregon Realty Co.
A. D. Moe, the Tailor, has re
ceived a button machine and can
now make any site of button.
Mashed potatoes ore made whiter
and lighter by adding Cleveland's
Baking Powder before beating.
Miss Pearl Morton of Portland
has taken the position of steno
grapher at the First National Bank.
Th"c First National Bank has just
installed 35 additional safety de
posit boxes, which are for rent.
You carry the key.
For Salk 45 head of (rood
range horses, also a fine Pcrch'eron
stallion nt n bargain. CaHy &
Gkrkino, Laidlaw, Or.
Ioncs & Davidson have improved
their quarters again. But you can't
improve the haircut a quarter gels
you at their establishment.
There will be a basket ball pome
between the students and the teach
era, at Lara's hall, Wednesday,
April 6, at 8 p. ni. Admisiion 10
cents.
For Sale 40 acres choice land
on main road .4 miles south of
Redmond, in Forked Horn flat
Cheap if sold soon. A. W. Jamxs,
SuMnville, Calif.
If you want to sell something
come around to The Bulletin office
and arrance wltti G. P. Putnam
who Is local advertising agent for
the Portland Oregonian.
Silvkr Lackd Wyandottks
Eggs for hatching from pure- bred
Silver Laced Wyandottes, $1 50
per setting, fair hatch guaranteed.
Mrs. W. P. Downing, Bend.
The first portable gasolene wood
saw in Bend arrived last Saturday
for W. P. Downing. He will do a
lot of sawing for himself first and
then will be In the market for cus
tom work.
WANTED CORDWOOD, about
400 cords of 4-foot juniper, dry and
green; also about 400 cords of 4-foot
green sawed pine, all to be deliver
ed at the Pioneer Wood Yard, Lytic.
W. P. Downing.
Found Stray cow, while faced
Hereford, branded "I V" on right
hip, under half crop in each ear.
Joined herd last fall. Inquire at
Bulletin office. Owner may have
by paying cost of keep, 4-7
Floyd Dement returned Saturday
night from a three weeks trip to
Portland, where he has been pur
chasing stock for his new hardware
store now building at the corner of
Wall and Minnesota streets.
Fire and thieves often destroy
papers that it is Impossible to re
place, causing complications. A
safety deposit box in the fire proof
vaults of the First National Bank
protects you. Rent one today.
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Lots on the market now at $ 1 25.
Beit KjmHmm
hmt qoMkm offer! in or about Beae.
Thp Kenwood Company
O, C. Hinklc, from Irrlgon, Ore
goit, has Ucn looking over the
homestead country for the last ten
days, and announces that he Is to
pilot In a considerable number of
settlers from the Walla Walla
country.
Surveyor Wlcst Is this week set
ting permanent marks at several of
the Important street intersections,
In order that there may be fixed
points from which to measure lots
accurately a need that increases
as prices advance.
Forty-acre Irrigated tract seven
miles from Bend 15 acres have
been cultivated, 39 acres can be ir
rigated, house and barn three
months residence alone required.
A thousand dollars, easy terms.
Apply Bulletin office,
John J. Dokken has bought the
Jesse Y. Winter ranch near Gist for
1500, Some livestock, farm im
plements and household furniture
were included in the purchase.
Dokken hm. moved on the ranch
and begun putting in crops.
J. M. Lawrence has sold a half
interest In lot 5 of block 14, the
triangle at the east end of the
church block, to Max Lnedderaann
for 5600, and bought Mr. LueMde
matin's half interest in tot 9'- of
block 3, on wall street, for $2000.
Frank Robertson drove bis Pope
Hartford through to Bolter's, ' on
Trout creek, Friday evening, leav
ing Bend at 5 p. m. and carrying
A. M. Drffke and Foreman Daniel-
son. Saturday morning they drove
to Shaniko and caught the train,
and 37 hours after leaving Bend
they were in Portland.
The townsite company has a
force of men clearing and burning
rubbish, windfalls and dead trees
from the additions now being plat
ted, and thinning trees from the
streets to that it will be convenient
to drive a carriage or automobile
through them.
Last Thursday evening the choir
was entertained at the pretty coun
try place of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Smith. All the church singers
went and report the best of good
times, not the least delightful feat
ure of tbe entertainment beln a
delicious supper.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. A. M.
Lara entertainrd the Ladies' Li
brary Club at ber home. The oc
casion was the second anniversary
of tbe club's founding. Miss Mabel
Roberts entertained tbe gathering
with some cleverly rendered recita
tions and readings.
Nick Smith last Saturday began
excavating for bis new buildine on
Wall street uext tbe postofSce. The
structure will be 30x46 two stories
tall, with one-story carpenter sbop
at the rear 30x30 feet. The upper
rooms will be occupied as a rest
dence by Mr. Smith's family.
The Bend Bulletin has just re
ceived a number of blueprint maps
of Crook, Lake and Kkraath coun
ties. These are ou sale at $1.50
each. Also the finest map of Central
Oregon yet seen in Bend, made on
a high grade vellum, will be on
sale at The Bulletin office at 50
cents each.
LOST Grey horse, about 1300
weight, branded on right shoulder
with blurred "H." Bay mare
branded rircle, bar on left hip, same
weight, scar on right hind foot.
Both unshod Strayed from mite
north of Pilot Butte roach. Ten
dollars reward for in format lea lead
ing to their recovery. Notify Asae
Dam Julius I'ktkhson, Bend
The Normal School question is
fairly before tye- voters by the Ini
tiative Bill for Monmouth framed
by htr Alumni. This separates it
wholly from politics, and gives the
voters a lair chance to express their
choice. Schools are a necessity
we must educate the boys and girls
and we must have teachers. The
Normal School is the place to train
and prepare these. Vote, Yes, for
Monmouth. J. U. V. HUTLKR.
Sec. Com.
C A. Chapman drove Into Bead
last Saturday from Echo, Umatilla
county, and will remain here. Mrs.
Chapman will join him here after a
visit with relatives in the Hast.
Mr. Chapman says the fame of
Bend arouses much jealousy abroad
and it is not unusual to find men
who know nothing of the situation
here enthusiastically knocking this
country. He urges it upon every
body here to be active in getting
the truth abroad in the land.
par Rem.
Furnished or partly furnished
five room Iioum: near school house.
Near ditch. References prefered.
F M Ray.
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timber
Lands
Wn.ted
White's
Meat Market
to tay yovr nmtt.
320-Acre
Home-
steads.
Irrigated
Frm
Lands
City Prop
erty and
Acreage
List your Timber Lands
with us quick. Wc have cu
tomers waiting.
We can locate you on the
Choicest Homestead' Lands in
Central Oregon; Satisfaction
guaranteed.
List your Farm Lands with
us. Our list is good now but
wc desire to increase it. We
have plenty of buyers coming.
We have call for all kinds
of City Property and Acre
age. Let us know what you
have in tins line.
The Home Land Company
W.W. OfcCUTT, Mums.
J. H. WENANDY
wtnv ox.
P. L. RONTON
SHANIKO, OX.
WENANDY-BUNTEN
Automobile Stage Company
daily Automobiles
between Shaniko, Madras, Redseoed sd Bead and all
Interior points. For farther lforatloa write
Wenandy-Bunten Auto. Co.,
BEND, ONEaON
SPECIAL- ATTENTION TO EXPRESS AND BAGGAGE
A Small Piece' of Money Goes Long Way at
Our Store In Buying Anything In thg line of
General Merchandise.
We always carry a complete stock and can fill your wants. In the
Dry Goods Line
we have an exceptiocally Rood stock, and invite an iaepectien of
same. You will be satisfied with your purchases! if you do your
trading at our store. Come see us. We will treat you right.
E.A. SATHER
, BEND, OREQON
All Spring Samples Now Here
You
Waat
Spring Suit
That Ye Can Defend Oct
to look, nice,-to hang well, wear well and give, yeu value received
for what. you pay for it Cowc look ever the Seatpte.
A. D. MOE, The Tailor.
, FOUR HORSB UVERY.
SADDLE ttOMES.
Bend Livery, Feed & Stable Co.
k J. H. WENANDY, Prep.
ALL INDS OF LIGHT AND HEAVY
LIVERY
Alee HAY, OATS? 1ALKY, WHEAT. CHOB WKXAT.
IRAJID MIDDLINGS.
- All Orders prjtly Delivered, Ofder by Phone Ne. )8.
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