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THE DOLL CONTEST
Is attracting moro attention than any foaturo of our business wo havo over inaugurated. The
two beautiful dolls wo havo oftorcd as prizes are coveted by every littlo girl who has seen them
and thoy will go far toward making 16 indeed a Merry Christmas for the winners. Even at this
early stago of tho contest nearly two thousand votes havo been cast. Every 25c cash purchase
in our storo ontitles you to one voto. Get out and plug tho game of your littlo favorite. Even
though sho may havo but a fow votes now thero is lots of time in which to land her a winner.
Thanksgiving Special in
LADIES' COATS.
TAN COVERT COATS Lonir. tnilor niiidc.
satin lined to waist, slmwl collur and roll cud's, sizes
iu mm vi only. Excellent
value at $17.00. This week
only .
TAN COVERT COATS ScmMlttinir. lonir. tui.
lor made, unlined. A very dressy coat. Size BB
oniy. nebular price
$100. This week only
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TAN CHEVIOT COATSI Ieavy, scmi-fitting,
uniiued. Myii.sii patch pockets and large buttons.
iiir niiu run cuus, m.ck
$15.50
Semi-fitting, long, tui
dressy coat. Size 08
$11.75
Size 40 only. Regular
915.00. Tii
at
his week only
$13.25
BLACK BR.OADCLOTH COATS Long, satin
lined the full length. Exceptionally well tailored.
A very handsome coat for dress wear. Sizes 08
and 40 o n 1 v. Hcinilar m sr v me
$18.50. This week only Ht I fl !
jr a 9mm ir
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A WORD ABOUT YOUR CHRISTMAS
SHOPPING.
Do it early not only for your own satisfaction but as on
accommodation to our clerk. You cannot expect the
same careful attention and consideration from an over
worked anil much-harrasscd clerk at the last moments on
Christmas eve that he or she would accord you it week or
two beforehand.
DO YOU REALIZE
That we carry tho largest and best selected
lino of Ladies' Ready-To-Wear Apparel in
Crook County?
Knowing tho needs of the feminine por
tion of our community in this direction and
recognizing under what disadvantage they
have heretofore labored In being obliged to
send away for their ready-to-wear garments,
we have given this department of our business
special care and attention. As a resulft we flat
ter ourselves that we are able to offer you
an assortment of goods not found in stores
situated in towns several times the size of Bend.
The Ladies coats mentioned in another
part of this ad. constitute but one item of the
stock. There are many others, such as Waists,
Dress Skirts, Silk Underskirts, Kimonos, Sweat
ers, Etc., that will appeal forcibly to the femi
nine love of tasteful and becoming attire.
Wo ore tho exclusive Bend agents for the
well known line of Nemo Corsets and carry
a carefully sized stock. We have fitted up a
retiring room where ladies may try on gar
ments in privacy. Our soles force is instructed
to afford every facility in fitting.
Every lady is cordially invited to spend as
much of her time as she cares to in looking
over the stock whether she contemplates
purchasing or not.
THIS
WEEK'S
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Navajo and Japa
nese Baskets
Wc have put in stock for our
Christmas trade an unusually at
tractive line of Navajo and Japa
nese Baskets. The assortment
is quite large and the patterns
and sires diversified. They are
adapted to a number of different
uses and make very acceptable
presents.
Japanese Hanging Fern and Vine Baskets In several sizes at
from 55c tO $1.00
Japanese Baskets and Pern Dishes nt from.. $1.25 to $3.00
Navajo Indian Mats from nn Arizona Indian reservation, at
from 90c to $2.25
Navajo Indian Baskets, a fine seelction of these well-known
baskets, at from $1.00 to $8.00
Friday Special
23c
-.. 30c
. 30c
25C
25C
10c
$M3
Special Friday Price for tho lot $ 1 ,00
AUSTRIAN
CHINA
We have been fortunate in se
curing a sample line of fine im
ported china from a Portland
jobbing house, which we intend
principally for our holiday busi
ness. There arc a number of
different articles chocolate sets,
cream and sugar sets, cups and
saucers, plates, fruit dishes, cake
plates, bonbon dishes, etc.
The ware it of an exceptional quality and we consider the
patterns the most attractive wc have ever placed on sale.
Lack of space prevents us from giving an itemized list of the
articles here. They are on exhibition in our hou.sc-furiiMiing
department on the second floor and lovers of beautiful china will
be amply repaid fur a visit of inspection. It is very probable
that something will suggest it&eli'as a suitable Christmas offering
for a relation or friend.
Do
Your
Christmas
Shopping
Early.
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BEJND, OR.EGON.
"THE STOR OF BETTER VALUES.'
Do
Your
Christmas
Shopping
Early.
BITS ABOUT TOWN.
Just try the Bulletin Job Priutery.
L. II. Root of Laldlaw was a
Bend visitor last Saturday.
Every purchase a bargain at the
Pattersou Drug Store, tf
Bated rye hay for sale, cheap, by
J, H, Bean Powell Butte, Or. 35-39
Turpin & Whitsett have had an
arc light installed in their store.
Lee Davenport was in town
Tuesday from his ranch at the old
river bed.
Candles, fresh and wholesome at
Ritn Cross Dkuo Stokk.
Mrs. A. M. Drake entertained
the recent brides at an informal
sewing party at her home last Sat
urday afternoon.
Messrs. Courtney and Sherwood
of Laldlaw were Bend visitors Sat
urday. Hay 51.25, and grain $2.50 per
100 pounds, at Weuaudy Livery
Stable.
Geoge P. Putnam left last
Thursday for a visit of several
weeks in the Bast.
J. P. Taggart & Co. have leased
the six rooms over Williams Bros.'
store room 011 Oregon street.
Soap, cheaper than dirt this
week, at Rmd Cmoss Druq Storm
Foil SAMt Round, solid oak;
extension dining table. Mrs. IT,
P. Smith. 36tf
Lost Chemistry text book and
Spencer's English book; finder
please return to Principal Hnrriug
ton at school. 3-38
Lowuey's delicious chocolates at
Pattersou Drtig Store. tf
We write Fire Insurance 011
farm buildings, gralu, hay etc.
ra S. Lattin & Co,
We will serve Thanksgiving din
ner from 11:30 a. in. to 7:30 p. m
PAI.ACK Rkstaukant. 37
It is time to take that suit over
to The Peerltss Pressing Parlor
and have It mude new agaiu, 35tf
The Silvertooth has had two arc
lights lustalled in their building nt
the corner of Oregou aud Bond
streets.
U. S. Harris left Saturday morn
ing for Butte, Montana. He ex
pects to be away some three
mouths.
Sulphur, 10 ceut9 per pound.
Run Cross Dkuo Stokk. 3otf
Frank W. Stafford returned last
week from his tip-rUX hunting
trip, and reported that t.'ie were
plenty of ducks and geese.
For Sauj Six ot the finest lots
In Deschutes, level, water by ditC-h
aud with city water. Next to new
residence. Inquire Bulletiu office.
You can ste a full line of suit
and overcoat samples t The Men's
Toggery. Guaranteed all wool
Will give perfect satUfu ctlon. 37-38
A. L. French of The Men's Tog
gery, represents the largest high
class tailoritiR house in f,he United
States, The Royal Tailors, of Chi
cago. 37'38
W. W. Lawton, formerly of Se-
Lawton owns 330 acres pf school
land about eight uill'es southeast of
Mtlltcau's raucu.
1 The Bulletin Sr.eo a vcar.
Try the Sunday dinners at the
Pilot Butte Inn. tf
Fred N. Wnllncc of Laidlaw was
in Bend Tuesday,
Kvi'.itv purchase a bargain at the
Patterson Drug Store. tf
II. Koppce is now working at
the Bend machine shop.
Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Hawthorn
of Rostand arc Bend visitors this
week. '
Why don't you drop in at the
Pilot Butte Inn and get a real Sun
day (linnet? tf
Be sure U cal for a copy of Pat
terson's Oregon fan if you have not
received one. tf
The Hotel Bend ha two incan
descent lights over the sidewalk
adjoining its building.
Geo, S. Young is now doing
drafting work for the Central Ore
gon Irrigation Company.
The Bulletin has on hand a num
ber of the Great Northern illus
trated leaflets "Opening Up Cen
tral Oregon." These will be given
to anyone who cares to use them.
A safety deposit box in our
vault is an ideal place for your val
uables. Costs but $3 50 per year.
You keep the key, we keep the
box. Tint First National
Hank ot bend. 27tf
Bring your kodak films and
plates to us for development
Negatives selected and papers used
that will give pleasing tones in the
prints Shwakd & Camftikm.,
oposile the Postoffice. . 37tf
Some, large potatoes grown by Z.
T. Gideon, near Powell Butte, are
being shown by the Byrne Real Es
tate Exchange. They were grown
under dry farming methods. The
largest weighed 2'i pounds.
The wood that makes beat is
that bought of F. M. Carter, who
ives full measure, aud you only
pay for what you get. I can de
liver on short notice. Leave word
t A. M. Lara's. F. M. Carter.
If you had a fire tonight what
valuable papers would you lose
that could not be replaced? Rent a
safety deport box and avoid' the
risk. You keep the key, we keep
the box First National Bank.
Latest song hits: "I'm Dream
ing of You" and "Where the Frag
rant Roses Grow." Words by R.
V. Owen, Mitchell, Ore: 25 cents
.1 copy or the two for 50 cents,
by mail MlTCHRLL Mbrcantilb
Co., Mitchell, Ore. 37-38
A crowd of 24 of the young
people about town left this after
noon for J. E. Sawhill's up-river
homestead to spend Thanksgiving.
From the reports of the abundance
ot ducks along the river it is ex
pected some limit recqrds will be
broken.
The regular subscription rate to
the evening Telegram is $5 a year
The Bend Bulletin will give you
subscriptions from date to January
1, 1912, for $3 50- New subscrib
ers can get The Bulletin and the
Telegram for 4 75 for a year. Get
111 on this while it lasts. tf
The Triplett brothers, accom
panied by J. W. Taggart. went to
Davis citek last Thursday on a
duck shootiug trip. Although
they did not find many birds at
Davis creek, they report having
seen a large number along the riv
er near C. D. Allen's ranch.
l'OK Saus I.UUUKR We have In one
dry khrtl 80,000 feet of GuUhed lumber,
M tire nud kinds from 1 to 34 inches
in width. Also door and window jams,
window stools, building shingle etc
Wc can mate arrangements to deliver
anywhere. Send us your orders. J. K,
Masteu I.umler Co., Rosland, tf
Rev. J. A. Mitchell will preach
next Sunday at the Bend church
Subject for 11 a. m : "Thanks
clvtnir." Subject for 7:30 p. in :
Why the Episcopalians, uetuoa
ist, Lutherans, Congregationalists
and Presbyterians use the forms
Sprinkling and Pouriug in Baptism
instead of Exclusive Immersion."
Special music at both sermons.
Hay $1.25, and grain $2 50 per
100 pounds, at Wenandy Livery
Stable.
Ladles' rubber gloves, all sires,
for household use, at Rkd Cross
Drug Stork.
II. A. Berkman, formerly of
Bend, returned last week from
Bellingham, Wash., for a few days
visits
The Whatsoever will hold their
nnnuat bazaar on December tenth
.and twelfth iu the Commercial Club
room. 37
The County Court met at Prine
ville Monday, aud canvassed and
declared the official returns of the
electiou,
J. H. Overturf and Morris Lara
weut up-river duck1 shooting last
Saturday afternoon, returning Sun
day. They report very few ducks
on the river,
For Rknt Desirable office
room over the First National
Bank. 37tf
Lost A stun of paper money.
Finder will be liberally rewarded by
returning same to box 3s, Bend,
Oregon. 37
Miss Nona Richardson enter
tained the High School seniors
last Sunday with a dinner party at
her home cast of town.
Spruce up a little for Thanksgiv
ing, and have your hair cut at
1 11 ties & Davidson's modern and
well equipped barber shop.
The Silvertooth Restaurant has
bought the equipment of tie
O'Tootc Restaurant at Shaniko,
and it in now being freighted in,
With the consolidation of the
five laree Insurance Comnanie.
formerly represented by the PJrst
National Bank, our agency is the
strongest in Crook County, M. S.
LATTIK&CO.
Mrs. J. 0 Johnston, accom
panied by her father-in law, left
last Saturday for her home at
Akon, Ohio. They went out tu
Shaniko with F. S. Stanley, in his
car.
If your home burned tonight,
you would need the money to re
buildAsk for a "Royal" policy
(the largest fire insurance company
in the world). M. S. Lattin &
Co., Agents. 37
Miss Elizabeth O'Donnell of
Welbiville, Missouri, sister of the
O'Donnell brothers, arrived in
Bend Saturday night. She will
keep house for her brothers over
tile Union Market.
Bring your kodak films and.
plates to us for development.
Negatives selected aud papers used
that will give pleasing tones in the
prints. Skward & Cami'ukix,
opposite the Postoffice. 37tf
ABSTRACT TALKS.
About Taking Chances.
The chances are ten to one that
your bouse will not burn up. Yet
you carry fire insurance.
The chances are five to one that
you will never lose your property
through a defect in the title.
But the fifth man docs have a
most exasperating time.
Driven almost to desperation, be
fore he finds rest be wishes he had
never seen or head of real estate.
With one of our abstracts show
ing perfect title, the chances are
ten to nothing that you will not be
disturbed, or that your title will
withstand any attack. ,
Be on the safe side. Get an ab
stract.
Creok Cossty Abstract Coapaay,(Uc)
PRINEVILLE, OREGON.
(Wc Photograph the Records.)
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