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Thursday, Friday and
Saturday
OF THIS WEEK ARE
Bargain Days
In Our Granite Ware Department.
On these days we will make n special price
on one article of each grade of ware.
STANDARD" (NAVY BLUE) ENAMELED WARE Triple coated, fire
and acid proof, guaranteed absolutely pure.
Quart Tea Pots wre 7-sjiccini price 65cfls
) "DURABILITY" BLUE AND WHITE WARE Double coated, heat and
acid proof.
Two Quart Coffee Pots were oc-spccini price 7 $&&
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TURQUOISE" BLUE PEARL AGATE WARX double coated, heat
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Tea KettleS were g1.g spccinl
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$1.00
WHITE &. WHITE" IMPORTED GERMAN WARE Four coats, the best
ware made and carries our absolute guarantee.
Bread Pans wore si.osjKwiiiij)rice $1.25
We carry the well known line of "OLD ENGLISH" GRAY GRANITE WARE
Good, scrvicahlc utensils and dishes, at moderate prices.
Baking DisheS were !Oc.spemJjriec 45cfts
Soo tho Display of Theso Goods In Our Window This Week-
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THE STORE OF BETTER VALUES
BEND, OREGON
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BITS ABOUT TOWN.
Cleveland's Making Powder.
A. C. Lucis lms received his new
Speedwell car.
C. 11. Kills is now located In
Ncwberg, Ore.
Dr, W. W. Faulkner Is on a two
days visit to Prineville.
Ralph Polndextcr returned last! K.N. StroiiK. ccncral acent for
i Thurwlay from a ten-days vacation I Oregon I.lfc, Is in Ilcnd this week.
WANTIU)-
houscwork.-
-A woman for general
-MxH. II. E. A I.!. UN.
Wanticd Woman for kitchen
work, Apply at Arnold Restau
rant.
Pearl E. Lyncs will leave next
week to spend the winici in Portland.
-Chickens and two
Inquire of Ed llnl-
Fok SAUt
year-old colt.
vorson.
II. J. Ovcrturf left last Friday
for a week's visit to Portland and
Hood River.
Mrs. M. J. Morrison has re
turned from her camp ut the Vuu
devert ranch.
John I,cgat left last week for a
vacation trip through the Wil
lamette ' alley.
A little daughter came Sunday
night to live with Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Goodfellow.
E. A. Suther Is giving away a
lot of good-looking china as premi
ums with cash purchases.
Most up-to-date complete pre
scription room in Central Oregon
ut Red Cross Drug Store. tf
Mashed potatoes arc made whiter
nttd lighter by adding Cleveland's
baking Powder beating.
Mrs. Frok Uasl, who lives near
the I.uldlaw road four tulles from
Bend, was in town last week.
trip to the John Day country.
The Bend Hand will furnish
music fur the dunce Saturday : ve
iling at Muster's Vuricty Hall, it
Mr. and Mr. R. M. Hood left
Saturday for Portland, being taken
out to Sbaniko by Frank Robert
sou. A. L. French has added consid
erably to his store room an addi
tional portion of the rear part ot
the building.
For Sauc Good heavy team,
new harness anil wagon ,for $385;
worth $350. Telephone C. W.
Horner, Laidlaw. tf
Most of the wagon roads arc in
bad shape because of the long dry
Hcll and heavy traffic. The first
rain will mend them.
James Turner has purchased the
two big teams formerly belonging
to the City Dray, and will take
them out to Portland
II. J. Knglcston returned Satur
day night from a trip to Portland
to buy a stock of hurucsscs, etc,
and farm implements.
Lost A Small Vulcanlzer, be
tween Redmond and Hend, on Au
gust 7. I will give $3 reward for
its return. II. H. Davius. 34-26
R. 1). Gould and I). M. Davis
are this week -euguged in staking
out tlc lots and streets in the town
site of Harper, above Shouquist's,
Fok SAUt CiiKAp 1 pairaoo-lb.
capacity agate bearing, platform
and scoop "Howe" counter scales.
-Aknoi.d'.s Rhstaukant. 33-34
Fred Van Matre and George
Gertsuu have purchased, the Pilot
Butte barn business from A. C. Lu
cus.( Van Mutru & Gertsou will
operate the burn themselves.
BALDWIN & GORDON
Auto Stage Line
BEND KLAMATH FALLS.
Arrive at Bend 12 o'clock noon Sundays
and Wednesdays.
Leave Bend l,;0o p. m. same days,
Headquarters at Dend Hotel,
For Sai.k Light team and
hack, chca'p. Inquire at post
office. 37.38
Harney Lewis has sold his home
and lot in Lytic Acre Tracts to G.
Sanders, a newcomer from Idaho
J. H. Wcnandy has sold his in
terest in the Wcnondy-Hunten A 11
to Line to I, L. Huntcn, who will
hereafter conduct the business.
To keep from having wet feet
tbis winter buy a pair of those leath
er lined water prool Nittleton Shoes
of A. L. French, Men's Toggery.
Miss Edith, daughter of Mr. and
I. H. Rogers left Hend Monday for
Portland, Or., where she will en
ter Portland Academy, September
12. .
Dr. W. W. Faulkner now In etlau
Milled in hii new ami well-equipped
denul office In TI10 Ilullellu IiuIIiIIiik
and I ready to do all kinds ot dental
work.
For Salk Four head of beef
cattle, 3 heifers aud 4 milch cows
At the first place west of Powell
Buttes postoflicc. Pkari. Fur.
KHUSON. 36-39
1J. A. Sathcr and S. A. Dutt
left Monday for a. three-weeks
vacation trip to Eugene, driving
over the mountains by the McKen
zie route.
Charles Hoyd, who was in the
market business in Hend five years
ago, has this week opened a new
market In the Mutr.lg building on
Oregon street.
When you want anything In un
derwear from the heavy wool to the
silk and wool in two-piece or uniun
suits call on A, L. French, the
Men's Toggery.
For Sam Two good ranches.
One 330 acres and one about 500
acres. Roth improved. About 35
miles from Hend. Inquire of Dick
Vundevert, Hend. 33-36
Lost Rkwahi) First National
Hank pass book of Ed. Hrostcrhous
with currency and meal ticket in
side. Suitable reward for return to
.The Bulletin office, it
The Bulletin has on hand a num
ber of the Great Northern illustra
ted leaflets "Opening Up Central
Oregon." These will be given to
auyoue who cares to use them.
O. Severson of Ikllingham
Wash,, a friend of A, IT. Horn of
the Hend Hrick fie. Tile Co,, Is
among the newcomers to take a
claim on the high desert.
Why is there such a crowd at
the Smith Restaurant every meal?
Because Mrs. Stevenson is doing
her own cooking. 39 38
F. W. Stafford has closed the
National Caih Market, selling his
learc to II. S. Finley, of Portland,
who, it is understood, will open a
moving picture show there.
For Sai.k Eight Jersey cows,
some fresh and coming fresh soon;
one horse, one light wagon, our
set single harness. Three mile
north of Laidlaw, J. W. Brown, ts
Ralph Patterson brought a load
of peaches from Med ford last week
and found a good 'market for them
in fiend. He was eitrht days on
the trip over from the Rogue val
ley. City Recorder's Co'urt this week
levied fines for drunkenness and
disorderly conduct as follows:
Guss Hunii $10. and C. Carlson.
A. Moe uud Fred Johnson $7 so
cacti.
Ask your grocer for the x lb. and
5 lb. cans of Cleveland's flaking
powder. 1 hey have the screw-top,
metal handle under regular cover.
Always air-tight and useful when
empty.
Mrs F. O. Minor and Kenneth
returded Sunday after a week's
stay at their old homestead above
Hcnham falls. Mrs. J. M. Law
rence nnd Marion spent most of the
time with them.
S. C. Caldwell returned last
Thursdoy from Eugene. He drove
across the mountains, leaving his
family at , the Wllliamette town
where the daughters will attend
the State University.
George P. Putnam left Sunday
morning for a trip to Puget sound,
where he will meet his parents, Mr
and Mrs. G H. Putnam, who are
out from New York on a tour of
the Pacific Northwest.
The Hend Hulletin will give a
copy of the special Central Oregon
edition of the Portland Chamber of
Commerce Hulletin to all paying
overdue subscriptions before Sep
tember 15, as. well as to new sub
scribers, tf
F L. Bunten went to The Dalles
last Friday, to get a new Chalmers
Detroit car which he is Felling to
W. E. Friday, a rancher 30 miles
south of Sbaniko. This is the first
191 1 car to be brought Into tbis
country.
Dr. U. C. Coe returned Sunday
evening from a week s trip to Port
land. While there he saw the
railroad and the irrigation p.'ople.
from whom he received very satis
factory assurances respecting oper
ations in this region.
D. L McKav was in Rend Mon
day. He hs been spending some
time at Shonquist's looking after
the timber interests of tbe Mueller
Lumber Company. He will re
main in the woods until rain comes,
making forest fire impossible.
The Wan is a tender vegetable
but Mrs. Hrosterhous succeeds in
raising it in her garden in Bend
It may not be the earliest in the
world but is- certainly tbe most
toothsome and delicious article of
the kind that reaches Hend palates.
Lost A team of mares, about
850 weight. One grey, one bav.
Branded 8 on left shoulder. Both
have halters on. Lost six miles
east of Prineville road. Send in
formation to Hulletin office. $20
reward for recovery. Clakuncu
V. Harto. mf
Mr. aud Mrs. J. E. Morson snd
Engineer J. P. Newell, came down
from La Pine last Thursday and
left next day for Portlaud. Mrs.
Morson will remain in Portlaud
through the winter, but the men
will return to the Walker Uasin in
a few days.
Willjam Haker of Pomery,
Wash., left Monday morning to re
turn home after a week, visit with
his sister, Mrs. M. A. Black, just
east of the experiment farm. He
drives back a team which the Blacks
had here through" the summer. He
will buy laud here a little later.
S G. DorrH, the game warden,
returned last week from an exten
sive trip in the Lakes Crescent and
Odell country, A few miles out of
town, he says, he encountered
a ground fire in the timber, and
was able to have it checked before
it had made any considerable head
way.
For Salk Beginning Sept. 1,
1910, I will bell all ray farm ma
chinery and tools of all kinds, also
one team of mares weighing 3400
lbs. and another team weighing
3000 lbs , together with harnesses,
wagons and buggies, Call at my
fnrm 1 V miles north of Redmond
Mat Kumsscu, it
Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Yeomans
winter. They have luen living on
reclaimed land in the forks between
the Redmond nnd Prineville roads.
to which place they will return in
the spring They will drive
through with a team, spending
about 13 days on the road.
11. W. Roberts of Sisters was in
Bend Thursday. He savs the new
sawmill of the Roberts Rrothers
will be ready for buIncvi this
witck. It is located less than two
miles south of Sisters postoflicc
Tpm Roberts, with the Pilot Uutte
mill at Hend until last upriiig, ha
joined his brothers, M. J and IJ
W in this sawmilling enterprise
and the new concern starts with n
fine prospect.
Nollcs.
If you wish to have yoiir ex
press and light irclght come in
along with your letters -and dally
papers, have it come in on the mail
line. Tint Coknktt StaOB &
STAIH.K Co. 35tf
left ..Hkls rooming
Wash., where they
for Pomeroy,
will spend the
SOCIAL NOTES OF THE WEEK.
A M. Drake left this morning
for a business trip to Portland.
Mrs. M. J. Morrison entertained
Miss Wiest at a small dinner party
Sunday evening.
John E. Ryan is down from his
Tulles ranch and attending to busi
ness at Prineville today.
M. C. Coe and F. 11, May spent
the latter half of-Ian week fishing
at the Fish Traps, on Big river.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Lara left
Monday morning on a horseback
excursion to Portland via the San
tiam route.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Edwards of
Hay Creek were guests at A. M
Drake's Monday night on their
way to Crater Lake for a motoring
trip.
About 30 ladies surprised Mrs
m. .niswanger t uer new Home in
Wiestorsa last Thursday, making a
very pleasant afternoon for all con
cerned. There was art auto excursion to
Picket island Monday evening, the
Lucai, Da vies and Linster cars
taking a narty of t4 young people
for the trip. A big campfire was
built and suitable refreshments en
joyed. The Whatsoevers gave a sur
prise farewell party for Mrs G. W.
Hall at the home of Mrs. C. M.
Red field Monday afternoon. Mrs.
Hall was presented a set of silver
teaspoons. She will leave scon for
Colorado.
Sunday Oregbnian: Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. Easics. of Bend, Or.,,
formerly of Portland, announce the
engagement of their daughter
Edith to W. P. Nott. of Seattle
The wedding will take place in
November.
The announcement has been re
ceived here of the weddine of Miss
Mabel Roberts to Mr. Louis H.
Radcliffe. which will take place at
the home of the bride's parents in
Salem next Saturday. The young
people are exectcd to return to
Hend soon.
Mrs. J. M. Lawrence entertained
the C. W. Merrills at luncheon ye--therday
and in tbe afternoon -the
What&oevers gathered for a sur
orisc in the nature of a farewell
party for Mrs. Merrill. The Mer
rills left by auto this morning for
Lakeport, California, where they
expect to reside hereafter.
Friday evening Miss Cornelia
Wilson gave a luncheon hi honor
of Miss Wiest, who will Itavc in a
few days for Boston to study music
An even dor.cn voting ladies were
present. The place cards consisted
of ferrous oxide prints of "Bend &
Boston Ry." cars, each car being
numbered "33" and bearing the
name of the guest, Miss Wiest hav
ing the locomotive. The luncheon
merged into a P. G. shower.
MARRIED,
At the residence of the bride in
Bend, Sunday, September 4, 1910.
Rev. J. A. Mitchell ofthePresby
teriau church officiating, and in
the presence of a number of friends
of, the contracting parties, Mr
Harry Cales aud Mrs. Susie
Springer were united in the holy
bonds of wedlock. Mr. and Mrs
Cales will make this place their
bqme, where Mr, Coles wjll en
gage in working at his trade, that
of a stonecutter. Mrs. Cales but
recently arrived here from the
Willamette Valley. Mr. S. G
DorrH, who has knowu the parties
for years, acted as best man, ably
assisted by Jus. A. Holmes. Many
friends here will gladly welcome
them to this locality
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I am prepared to give lessons on
the violin. Those intcresttd nleam
call or telephone.
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