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FOR YOUNG MEN'S DUDS
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IniOUCII "Clothes do not iiuikt the niuii." they lire iti nine
cases out of ten t In outward ami visible indication of Ins person
ul it y upon which lirsl impressions of him are based. The aver
age vomitr man realizes that well-lilting and hiroiiiiiio; clothes arc
a decided business asset and that a little care expended in their selection
pays heavy dividends during the early tlu.s of his business career.
Lara's makes a specialty of catering to the needs of the yoiin
man. We have a youti man in charge of the department who has had
considerable experience in exclusive men's furnishing stores in the larger
cities. Knowing that quality alone appeals to the man of taste we carry
only the belter grades ol goods and are constantly on the look-out for
new specialty lines. These are some of the lines we carry:
SHOES
There Isn't a snappier
or Potior HMUO WlOO
tuiiii-il nut if factory than J III-
' l'A K.i:! " Sf.li', iiuallty and
o.nifoit in iinlnnrii. Our Spring
nuil Sumiiiir l.ituM uf Oxfords and
Light Wnlit High SluM'pt an iinw n
dunlin Ijuii'm I t-f- bulng.
HOSE ",,A!!K MI1.L.II0SIEI.V
in better made, wears
ln'ttcr ami IHh !( tcr. It aocuuialrungo
t' Uilk nf luni' ln-uig lilted lo tho foot
like it hIihc, i-t tin stocking ilooa con
firm to tin- hii.c nf the find. Wo
Ihim tin in in Milk, lisle, cashmere ami
ccitt'.ii, in ii largr variety .f patterns.
NECKWEAR -
know i l-i ii"' irilt ltii'tin to llu
"Kimwi KhiiiiIumi" iii'kwiar. T h o
iiiirn-- liit li'iitf ttinxl for tin- last word
in im-ktu' inl tlii'lifdt quality of
Barathea ailk of the itched shade are
tiM-1. We lmr h fresh HMortiiii-nt
ruining fr.'tit NVw York each month.
COLLARS
Tin- "AltltOW
lil(ANI)" col
lar nil' tin' I cut "f the lwi-fiir-iHU!ir-ti-r
kind Better quality linen, bettor
made iiml it j'n-jtiff anety of Mtylwt to
wlect fi in New iukI Minppy ilylcs
mii- being dinn'HMlK added to tin lini'.
We carry the Arrow m it variety of
stylos, ami in dun-icnt It-iVtliH.
UATQ ' ri:VnAT.S"Krtthi'U-..t
- - v .... ..fin firt.l
we
Thi-ir
.!' nivt in. iililn ainl uli!it tn
tl.-.
hol.l
thin "h;i" an- greuUi tliun any other
Kit-1 fti We lure iheni in nil
I tit f .iti-! V.ni'1' ''hi -1 t ig Iii.i-h iiiv
i i ..i I i .1 i .. it. i i
SHIRTS
TN'DABD" itlilrU
iin ail tiii'ir name tin-
I'll- Nglge ai'l golf -we have
iiein if. t'ani .. -' 'I'ttt'n, chamhreya,
nn"Mi"rii y I- tc An excellent
Inn-'f p-iitiTii . i" Wmmi-h- from. Buy
ui ii i - a' l-i'i. mul get the lnt.
cjgCdt
"The Store of Better Values"
Bend, Oregon
We carry a largo stock of fruits,
vegetables, tobaccos, cigars, grocer
ies, pic ('heupoHt place In f'ronk
County toliuy I'oMtOlliw Walling
Kooio, pnHi ollico corner, Bend, tf
J he Indie of Bond aro invited to
If yu want farm machinery,
wngom. buggiei, etc , ace the Bend
.Milling & Warehouse fo and wive
money. Stock in noon. tf
Foil SAI.K Houaehold furniture
of a it-room suite with privilege of
CLEANSING OF BEDDING.
,...11 - it... II..1 - " " - " ."" "'' IHMIII
m.. J . , V T rcntinK to doalrablo tenant. In-
Drug Nt,e am Inspect the now Iw-e f ,, at rm 2, over IC. M. Smith
front ofm.u I Imvu for imlf n nothing Co. .-... .
ilea eorHfl. Mill. C. W. Khr nnr. -na2".X'L
How Pillowi anil Comforter May Da
Catlly Renovattcl at Home.
I'lllow inny Imj rpiiovntel liy trnn
ferrlitK the fen I lion to n rut Iter light,
loote rolloii me fliid witnliliix lint In it
tnli of lint mid c'Mitnlnliiif Ixirnx, then
riming la n tub uf cold water. Wrln'
a ilry n wll)ln )ry hy lnylni( t li-
Imx t imntllel aocilnrm of tin;
t ..... ct ,.... . . imx iTf r imi
Klmer NiHWotiKcr Ik hnvlnjc the , '" ,.,, . '"'VJr'; '" '"""Hcrei clothenlliiB. It nmy take two ilnya In
partition remuvcil hutwucn the two " "- " " wi oui, o
jfili ui irui'JXIl I7ULVUUII UIIT IW'I lik . i . , "'
iooiiih in hi olllci bulltllnic on Wall 'm 'UI n'1 l ""rin- ll;
Street, and will i opium It with a g"? ,Te T' C' "H0BNl We
rnlliiiK. The nilloM will bo rejwpcr- !M3U"'1' WMh-
ill. I I'riW KAteAi t.i
complelo tin drylnsf, and tho (eatlicrt
Mi'Hild he freciiipntly nliakPit tn re
More thflr (ltiinnma.
AiHitliiT niftlHMl I that of treating J
tli ftHthr to a hot aim hath fur a
mil of day. Tlmy can la aprcad
on a aliwt If the day It perfectly atlll,
hut a large cliroMlolli m( will doubt
Im nam trwiblt.
Another trt-atawfit that cffinea wfll
$1.'IOO
'est
n nniM ni x oartrain. mii
I I''ir H.rtrKlUthomoimIivhIuHl "" ntl imrmm, one jwlr kuW-
or KroupHlntHrlrjr vlewa, Konorsl inK 0 years old", woixhl MOO It
out lo..r ihnloKr)liy wtitl kodsk "Ht-'hTelophone or I write E. G.
I H..U1.I.... ....11 .... n C.......I . .. Wl-lihl fliu.ll C)ruui.n ! r.
I """" l"" "" - " "' -'" " "'" "" 1 rwoiomwalHl la that of haiutlnj? tlw
I iwrnry .uwlem oppodt tho pit- 0)h7n ToTiudk-0 yorHnjnd 1 l,,l"w "ul '" ""kl"s """ Mtin
'"w. M ., 2-year old, on Shanlko nntta. I IS"" lw ."'."''""f ,,,y C.L Af,"wnr,i
J. I. Wit Ima lnjtMlle.1 Hi the' Will tnile for vacant lot or wfwt ,br 1!nu,t "l1 ". tlny 0f lwo ot
(.ommercial (,Iub roomu wjiho v3ry hve you? W. A. Msynet, KU. No. I
, attractive sample of imisonry work ' 2, Box 21, Gall, California. .l- '
with lienil'a brown or pink iton. ,'
1 here are aamplea of both broken I
'
miller and ruble work.
Marion Jawrunco entertained Tito
Little Workers at her homo yostur
day uveninif. IJht rofresthmenU
were wrveil. Mru. McIntoh. who
hna orKimized the society, renjrU
that now there are 22 enrolled. I
'Hie Ix-at larts'e bwln. Hooma Mt
daya. .lean Schiller, Proprietor, tf
.Mr. and Mm. IJ. ('. Cady. D. Mul
key and the lattur mother will
move to Hend thin week from Ijttd-
law Ui take up their reaitionco here
for the aummor
miltlilne lit whk'h lo dry.
Ootioti eomfortalil- If not Imdly
aoll may ! UrI liy turning tie
hotfe on tlnm aftr tlipy liaro len
curly iMrinwl to tho lln Do not
wrlnv. aa till mats the cotton, hut
glre the m a lonx huh laitli until thor
oughly dry and aift The ollil pI(;m
may first lie waahed with hot aoap and
wlitr
II U ttalil I hut Itnfh nlllnw anil
FOR S,LB OH KBOT.NW or down comfortera may Im wahel In
SFV. Sec. 13, Tp. 17, U. 12 K.. 1 th aam way. Hut many pponle pro
miles from Howl on Prineville ftod ' f" t wanh their down iillta In warm
aOscrea In crop last year: i,roo rx axrla, uls ail many water
ill"? innill tiling l r.
th4K proceAa I that
thorough drying In the
ahaklne and heating of
the feather when nearly dry that nro
moat Important. A llttlo aalt In tho
water will help to kep tho color
from running In fancy coreni.
Th novjrtf muit not l dlcotira;xI
hy tin lejwt-l ajtararM,e of the ar-
.Wcnta J2.fi.) by week. .pecW 1XJ.Zl'nnnnA.
tern. for friends. The Port Oillco E' J, T?I iffion momhor In all
Koomintf Hour." now open, 'rho m " iim 1 .t. ' " 'ir' ! I' '! '
place will be remodeled In a few i I5ull,1!n Twn., Waal,-'Bmi ,, ,he ,
In vii li.un ,.i,ur..r nr -i,.i..- r 'oKion. .j.( .. tihT w
For ExriiANaK .150 acrei . all in
cultivation, rijrht in the very heart
of the famous Paloune Country.
H.it;.t..k. v- 1 .
...wiiiiKujii. ,u'iv nouiK. imrna.
t. .-a fo.iv nn. Kralnery and machine liuilillnin. iki in the tuii. but mutt rfmeinlxr
Mulkey will ojien a real uatate olfice 'l""'" in 3 fW tOKether with 2- that t father are ncrw Ihthtaom
in the Putnam Huihlltur on V.'a!' 5 amI 1"5 room 'w'"i houmja In ' obJt ami that cir. ut auaahlno U
t.. 5iuiViini llnl u-lll unt f.. -r ' n wuiulerftll rxtlon-r.
oiiuKntiv uim win rent lor 76 tier
.ri 11 . , . . , '""" Price of the four propertie
The workiitKmana fnend ha $.S.000-no incumbrance w i 1 1
come t.. atav at IfetwI. We buy. trade for Oron wheat land and
and exchange all kinds of furn- ,y cash difference up to $10 000
"": '.'" '"r" ' """. ,"" Atiureaafrofl K. Huxhea. Rooms
in. in K""i rm cioininr.
price pnid. f
Hend I.'xchanvi
oltice corner, Hend
W. II. WinK and
mrc AllOl I'l' TOWN. 1 I. Wood of Slaters returned
to Hend Sunday after it extensive to n chance on Patterson's cheat of ,
Itidtwlructlble 'loll headaat Howe's .i "
W. L. Wlnir.
twin brothera. who have been Silver
Ijike r-iilenta, returnetl to Central
Oregon Friday from their old homo
in KK"heater. Vermont, where they
have lieen for a year or more. As
yet they are undecided a to exactly
where they will locate. J
We are the representatives: in
Hend fr the Victor Tnilorinu; Ks-
tablwhnient of Chicago, and the
ladies of this locality are invited to
'call and inHjajct the samples for
spring nnd summer suits. About t
I April IT) th we will be in our now
I iiunrters in tho Putnam Building on 1
IWall street. Until then we are!
over Patterson's Drug Store. Mrs.
ItJ. W. Shriner nnd Mrs. K. D.l
Kvery ? 1 .00 purchase entitles you ' v,clt,w"- -'-
a wonderful rwtomr.
How to Clean a Woo' Sweater.
To cJin a wool awnttM' prnare a
tub of water whlrb nhiM ix jmi pi pa
antly warm to tb batnl-iill or Juke-
1'iHir Into It wine hiWIhI aoap.
water up with the band
forma a goo lather. Knead
and imnch the weat"r well, but do not
nib It. Kubbing will flatten all the
toft. woolly atirface of tb materia".
n.- . . awl make It hard. If vary aotlwl the
Where are you going? mmXtt mmy n two WHip tatll. ,
Down to Carter's after a con! of c,0",, ,f- Wm1 oin wring It lightly
hut vnn,i ,i. ui 1. t f..... ' and abak wll to rtfmove wattsr and
.TV . . . ' M w,w, Ue aoft nlr.
won 1 iram anything elfe,
Carter is four hits chejx.r than hinK I" fntnt of but uek too near n firo
other?. Ue soils dry block wood at ""n' ,,r' lulckly to prevent shrinking.
5-1.S0 K."r conl. I 1M In,o Uat! while drying.
".. '..'.. Aimreaa rrwi rv. Hughes. Kooms 7
1 clothing. HiKht ,d 8 Exchange Hnk Hldg., S- ?lnr l!
all or write U the kane. Waahingt..n. 4 ,'
vmy It " ' ntl 'ml,oh "
HELLO!
I mnc nvii Hiri. iihhk at unvc uur
uoor. ir tine ami uraecy: out. ir not.
Pine
WAS
Ueotuimy Store.
J. T. Carter of U
Hend Salurtlay.
M.J. Morrison ean locate yu
820 mm hotiwsta.l
in
(-immunity Silver. Your number
F. Wakelleld arrixed lat '"" " ""' ,UCK '. 2tf
He will procee.1 to Crescent Why not got out some advertising
tuotlers. large or small?
If
on
Perfection in rnftlMIw
uv'a at Patterson's. 8tf
W.
night
tomorrow.
"Spring hits cwiw." How about
the spring haircut at Innes & David-
son's harbor shop.
l""bR S.MJC. Harretl Hock ojjgs for
hBlihlni7. II (VI iwr aottliiw Mr
. .. . . ... "-- - ..-.... ..,.-.
Dr. F. (I. Uailey or tne wasnouini Ei y. Hieinlson. Rl-tf
Woolon Mills, is in Itoml. ,, K L,,,,rfItfltef Kri., UFollette
lhto ma'ler. law and luntill. Hm p. c. Kobinsoti of Crescent
for sale at The Bulletin ortlce. tsvri, n ittml Satuitlay.
Heat lieuir.-l l-Vwr Mu- print Arthur Johnson left Friday for
pair for sale at Bulletin ortW. portlaml. He will enter a school
Peanut Butter Kliwea' at The Pal. t pharmacj- in the near future.
lirsoft Drugstore this week. Xlt , (Jet out that old spring suit and store m postolllco cornor.
t, UKa U ill taiiiLik It I(LiiL ItVik Itiktt M
Horn to Mr. and Airs. umv " ""-".;""" ""' "-":
Caldwell on Friday. 1 1 lwund In.y. lVrlesa Preying Parlors. f.2tr
1. c....u..M ..i ii.uhW Hnvum Victor double face records, btwt
f UMtaw were Bend vMUii-1W 'i.ft'
duy
two selections
mm . It .
locw ai rauersou tirug more.
The Hull
otin has the stock and can do the
work on its new pros.
C. S. Wangen and . H. bivim.
of Canon Falls, Minn., are among
thoe who have taken tip ;t''t.tcre
homesteads from Hend.
Burr Iack and Mr. and Mrs. H.
H. Hogue. who have homestettds
near Hampton Buttes. were in Bond
Saturday for supplies.
Centrally local!, well Hghtwl of
Hoe for rent; light mul water in
eluded. $10 a month. Aimlv in
I
Dr. W. W. Faulkner .ys the
reason he caught no trout Sundav
is that Deputy Ovorturf gave him
iWiing licetVM number Ul.
Tho .Misses Markol. accompanied
. 1 ,, nniiitv llimnul Ilnve you eon the l)inls-tye i,v t,.,r ,.miln. ci,,ui,. Mri-..i r..
i MIHII III "" ..r."r , , ,.. 1 rv..l. i".. ' . .: " '" "
l. 1.1... . ..I I,,..(.'..-J IIIIIKIIIIV
nluht khlru at
Store.
Iiwnoy's Camllwi. freli anil 'lo
llcious, at Tho Patterson Drug
Store.
Malcolm McNaughton of Colum
litis. Ohio, wits it Bom! visitor yes
terday. Hear Bmntl lloslury for chihlren
wears like iron at Howe's Feon
omy Store. '
4:. A. Baldwin, who formerly was
idootilloil with the I). I. v
for
""'"'- -l . . .w,, , . Iltvi, V-
Howe's Ivcononiy niapiw aim iitmrier sttwiai wiiiniir- turned to Hend Stiuday from their
iiiiuii' iiiiiiuiii minim oon nan in Homesteads near Millicans.
stock"
,,.,., , , , Tho Bond Milling & Warehouse
I). J. Hobideau. of Portland, has Co. has secured the agency of the
come to Bond lo be a partner with , Portland Iron Works for their en-
K. (5. Seward in his photographic tire line. Can furnish intimate of
mismosH. eosts for repairs.
P. Co
tin Bond.
See the B. M. & W. Co
reshen, enKiinw, steani
litnws, etc.
List your property with the Homo
iher'H IjmmI Co., Wall Street,
gang
tf
tf
U
Hliol
Bend, Oro.
Tho Peerless Pressing Parlors are
iw located nt Tlio Toggery on Ore
gon Street. ""
Tho laigest furnttme slock in
Conti ai Oregon Is t Mlllrl hip
lull's stole. ''
Itohcii Howard ar.U F. S. Stnnloy
art is td In Bond Monday to "mRln
I'rolnbly u, wqoKi
tt
The Bond Brick & Tile Co.
re-
Fred Hoi f rich has opened a shoe
reiHtiring shop in the store on Wall contlv contracted with i... n-.,.,....
Street formerly occupied by Kelly Central Drilling Co. of Culver fur
Hnilhora. the drilling of a well at the brick
Lost. Between Bend and Powell ''ds west of Bend.
Butte, on Friday afternoon, a straw
covered suit case. Ho turn lo Bul
letin olllcc,
The $100
l-tf
chest of Community
Silver is to be given away soon at
Tho Patterson Drug Store save
your tickets. 2tf
Miss Kdltlv Eastes, daughter of
Mr. und Mrs. J. A. Hastes, arrived
from Portland last Wednesday, to
remain here all summer.
J. I. West returned Monday from
Pringlo Falls, where ho built a log
nouso lor Aicuoimui & Uufur of
l .i ..
I can show you the la'.ost styles ' rortianti, who recently acquired tho
in ladies suits -perfect Ills guaran- property about the falls,
teed prices, $15 and up. Mrs, (3. ' s. U. Stan's and J. W. Eckerslv
. Shriner. -! will open a law ollico in Bo id Jiino iliro at Lara's,
The Nuw England auppor given 'i ' tlioreahouts. Tho linn will
by the Lulies Aid Society Friday
For Sale and Want Ads.
Bye buy for sale will sell cheap
for cash. E!. Halvorson. -Uf
Send us your orders for heavy
timber and 4ilp-Iap. Bond Lumber
Co. -IHtf
Baileil clover, alfalfa am! wheat
hay for sle.-C. P. Becker. UN
law, eotf
Sliingle now for sale in our yard.
See us hefore you buy. Stevens &
HetHlrick. 8-1
Wantkd Iwcer with teams.and
man to clear land, cut wood. Ed.
Halvorson. 44f
Fok Sm.k Eggs from pure bred
BuiT Bocks. $1.2o per setting.
Mrs. F. M. Kay. .
Fhkk Iits of dry planer shaving
to bed your horses with, at tho Bond
Lumber Co.'s mill. -IHtf
Foil Sai.h A disc plow and a 12
disc wheat drill both as good as
now. B. G. Sturgeon. Iiidlaw. 4-5
The Bond Bulletin has for sale the
best quality blue print paimr; light
nnd heavy weight, and duplex
ptior. tf
WantkI). Relinquishment in the
vicinity of Bend. State location
nnd price. Address VSt, care Bend
Bulletin. 4-9
Foil Sau: Ciibai Forty acres of
irrigated land II miles from Bend,
on Bond-Burns Bead. Address P.
0. Box Oil. 2tf
Eggs for hatching from pure bred
Silver Iiced Wynndottos. $1.00
per sotting. Mrs. W. P. Downing,
Bond, Oregon. tf
Kou Sauk Simplex pionno player
and -15 rolls of music. In excellent
condition only slightly used. In-
tf
be known as Slants ii
1 lilt tiai.it liii.in. it... it... T I.. 1 1 .-a !..
l.Vl..,. .1,. ' imhuv uim tue imiiuiiu
r.cKorsiv. ' 1,1. ..i , . . ...
Ijiwvnni mul Rnunai.ll.im ..M... " ,J" ."P wm priiu your visiting
' I cards of the host stock with hand-
Lxeol'ont tiualily work shirts at some script typo?
economy pr.cos at kowvj Economy
evening in the Chapman Building
netted JlW.OO
t.t.r.,. lntitilftti'u tin tO in I it it '
mi im iv 1'iiimiT'ii a ion ivi uii h . .
imu- liuki four ehiiira and four 1 nr-1 i3l0l' l
bars, uinKlim it tho bitfgost sliop in Tliroo glass counter caws for sn!o Dslivoral in Bun
Contrl Cvogon. at Tim Putturson Drag atoro. tt p.ijnb Co., Prim
Wantod: 100 pine tolcphono;
po'os, 15 foot long, 7 inches at top. !
(I, PIONKKIl THI.H-
Irinovii:o.
prorjram
ITeacbers' TTnsitute
Xenb, Oregon
April H-15
Friday Evcninc;, April 1-Uh 7:30
MUSIC
Moral Education E. L Coe
Illustrated Locture Miss R. b.Parrott
MUSIC
The Modern Teacher MJss C. V. Conway
Saturday, April 15th 9:00 A. M.
MUSIC
Geography..... Mias Harriet I.. Dolsen
Primary Rending Miss Ethel Moore
MUSIC
Lancuage Miss Nona Richardson
Arithmetic J.E.Myers
Industrial Work in the School O. C. Colegrove
Saturday, April 5th 1:30 I. ,M.
MUSIC
.istory J. Alton Thompson
Literature in the Grades Miss Theresa Cassidy
MUSIC
Thoroughness in Fundamentals J. C. F. Harrington
The Demands of Our Public Schools
Standpoint of a Newspaper Man George P. Putnam
Standpoint of a Business Man .'.....
Standpoint an Agriculturist L. D. Wiest
Standpoint of a Professional Man V. A. Forbes
Standpoint of a Teacher G. A. W. Russell
MUSIC
Recent School Legislation Supt. R. A. Ford
Saturday Evening, April l5th 7:00
MUSIC
Illustrated Travel Sketches-South America
J. CF. Harrington
Normal Course in High Schools Evelyn Lane Walker
MUSIC
School as a Social Center Miss Rosa B. Parrott
Meetings will be held at Linster Hall, Friday evening
Saturday afternoon and Saturday evening, and at the Public
School Building Sntiuday morning.
A cordrl invitat'en is extended to every one interested
in the public schools end education to attend t jess meetings.