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PUPILS OF BEND SCHOOLS.
Packard Shoe
liTe
for the limn of taste, who likes to combine .style nnd comfort in his foot fjenr.
The Packard .shoe comes from one of the best of the Massachusetts factories
it state that has become famous all over the country for its shoes. What the
Packard car is to the automobile world the Packard shoe is to the footwear trade.
Our spring lines are just in. Here are a few:
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PHOTOGRAPH OF STUDENTS TAKEN IN 1910.
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SPRING SUIT
NOW.
1 NOW HAVE A VERY FINE LINE OP
WASHINGTON SYSTEM
CLOTHES FOR MEN
This clothing has the quality that wears and
holds its shape as long as the suit is in use.
lltrause of the long wear and lasting satisfac
tion of these garments I can recommend them
to you in the very strongest terms.
1 also have a very select line of Men's and
Women's low cut
SHOES
for Spring
and Sum
mer Wear.
You are cordially invited to call and Inspect my spring line.
W. C. BREDENHAGEN.
Hotel Bend
Corntr Donii and Oregon Sl.
AAERICAN PLAN
Rates $2 anil $2.50 a Day
HUGH O'KANE, Mutineer
STAR BAKERY
FRESH BREAD
Pastrios, Rolls, otc.
13 Hr.iil TlcA-l SI 00
3 Urnd Ticknts 2(ic
Meals Served from 6
a. m. to 8 p. m.
furnished Rooms
MRS. NELLIE WRIGHT
ill! BUILD SOON
NEW SCIIOOLHOUSE IS
NECESSITY.
Ilsnil llii Outgrown Present Quart
er! (.ending Clilrrm I'm v or
Urrctlng HkClmlve llltli
School llullillnj;.
With vory room in the prumint
building taxed to ctimcity and nuw
ttiite enrolling every week, it is
evident that Hend will have to pro
viilu more accommodation, either by
enlarging the building or erecting
an additional one, Inifore the full
term o(H.nii. In the opinion of a
number of lending citizens inter
viewed by The Bulletin, n new
building to Ik; used exclusively by
the High School should Ik erected
and the present Htructuru turned
over to the grade pupils. Anothur
plan pressed is to erect a building
that will be umkI tumorarily for
both High School and grade pupilH
and Inter, when the town grows and
a High School building U put up,
be given up entirely to grade classes.
In Henking of the necessity of
having more school room next fall,
Superintendent J. C. K. Harrington
said:
"Every seat in the building, except
a few in the first grade room, is
now occupied and we hnve had to
scrimmage around to provide a
place for all pupils. All the classes
will, without doubt, be larger next
full, owing to the coming of new
families, and more room will be ab
solutely necessary. The High School
will In increased by about a dozen
pupils who graduate from the eighth
grade this year, making the present
facilities inadequate. In my opinion
Hend should have a High School
building and umj the present one for
grade pupils only."
Chairman Millard Triplutt of the
School Hoard said:
"What Hend needs is a building
for its High School. Thete is no
question about the new! of more
school room, and this I believe the
bent solution of the problem."
"I am in favor of having the High
School and grade pupils in different
buildings, and the only way to do
this is to lmc central High School
building," said A. M. Ijira, when
interviewed.
'"1 he time has conw for I tutu! to
erect a now school building, and I
believe it should bo for the umj of
the High School." mid 0. M. Pat
terson. The school enrollment figures at
OXFORDS.
No. 15963 Button Oxfords p a t-
ent colt, fancy gray matt tops with pearl but
tons, a snappy young man's Bhoe. Price. jcr
pair $5.00
No. 15964 Bluchcr Oxford Pat
ent colt, Cuban heel, a stylish drew! shoe for
all occasions. Price ... . $5.00
No. 15965 Bluchcr Oxford Ta n
ItuKsiu colt, funcy brass eyelets, a good service
able shoo for every day wear. Price $5.00
No. 15966 Button Oxford with
fancy brown stitching, something out of the
ordinury for the man who likes things differ
ent. Price . $5.00
SHOES.
No. 15969 Russian Colt Much or
tan, heavy stitched extension soles, stylish and
comfortable. Price . . . $5.00
No. 15970 BlucherVelourColt
A shoe constructed specially for the young
man. Price $5.00
No. 15971 Blucher Gun Metal
Common Bensc last, an especially comfortable
shoe for the business man. Price . $5.00
No. 15973 Button Shoe Paten t
colt, swing last, something especially classy
in a dress shoe. Price .... $5.50
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"The Store of Better Values"
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Bend, Oregon
present, as given The Bulletin ywr
terday by Prof Harrington, are as
follows:
Total in High School 29
Kighth grade 16
Seventh " 17
Sixth " 18
Fifth " 20
Fourth " 18
Third " M
Second " 22
First " 27
Grand total 19G
The average doily attendance is
nround 170.
WILL CLOSE MAY 19
Four High School SluJenU Will
Graduate Soon.
WHEN IN BEND STOP AT
THE PILOT BUTTE INN
Table always supplied with the best that the town affords.
Neat and Comfortable Rooms. Bund, Okkgon
Fire Insurance That Protects
Our Companies Have
Assets of $150,000,000
Years of Experience Alake Our Policies
"LAW SUIT PROOF"
There are other reasons why you should have
us write your Insurance. Call on
us for information.
M. S. Lattin Eb Co.
(Incorporated)
Sutherland
(8b Mcintosh
CONTRACTORS
AND BUILDERS
JOBBING
Promptly Attended to
SHOP ON OKKGON S'l.
On May 19 the Bend school will
close for the summer vacation to
give the pupils "a season of rest."
The 1911-12 term will open on Mon
day, September 4.
Having completed the four-year
High school courkc, four boys will
receive diplomas which will give
them entrance, without examina
tion, to the State University or any
college in Oregon. Those are Hruco
C. Doyarmond, Lylo M. Richardson,
Max C. Uichardson and Steven
Steldl.
There will be twelve or fourteen
to graduate front the eighth grade
roady to enter the High school.
CLEAN-UP AT SCHOOL
readier miJ I'up Is .Mnke (hound
mi J llullJing Tidy.
Hooks, tablet ami iencils were
mid aside yesterday morning by all
Uimil ilmil taHi'hir and ikiihIs and
shovels, rake and brooms taken up
instead. The occasion for this wan
i "clean-up" day Ht the school build
i ing. Half a day's hard work was
'done, and when noon came the
, building and grounds were in a
spick nnd simui condition. As a re
ward for their manual labor, the
pupils got yostorday afternoon as a
half holiday. !
llnu vnnr ftOltnir tlltk'u lit Pllt-
terson's Drug Store and get the
best.
TYI'UWRiriJK RIUUONS.
Typewriter ribbons on sale at
The'liullelin Office, record ribbons
for the followin muchinc,: Oliver.
RemiiiKtou, Visible ami Kovul.
UUILOIM) PLANS.
J. W. Dimtck is prepared to do
all kinds of high grade architectural
morV mnl-.i nlntis. Ilhio lirilltS. CtC.
,1U.f, . !. p ----- . -
for businesj hous-ea and rosi-
doncos. tf
Our rortlnnd ropresontative baa
bought a bankrupt stock of furniture-
at GOc on the dollar, which will
arrive in iiond in a few days. Wo
will dispose of it at great reduction
Watch for if. ' Secondhand' Store,
postollico corner.
Henkle & Ford
HOMESTEAD LOCATORS
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
We know the land open to settlers
know the soil know the corners and
GUARANTEE EVERY LOCATION.
Dont overlook these facts
If you want to locate.
If you have good real estate at the right
price let us know of it and if we do not
buy it, can sell it for you.
Call and see us.
'THE most refreshing
drink, the best of
all spring tonics and
the purest bever ago
obtainable, is
BUDWEISER
BEER
The Silvertooth Saloon
is the best place in
Central Oregon to bey
beer. Our private
cold storage plant, soon
to be erected in Bend,
will give us every facil
ity for properly hand
ling beer. At Port
land the beer will be
loaded into refriger
ator cars direct from
the cold storage, and
hauled to Bend and placed in our cold storage without being allowed
to vary one degree in temperature. Any expert chemist will tell you
that this is the only way to keep beer RIGHT. And that's the way
you want it, of course. If our schooners aren't large . enough, we'll
put a handle on n keg for yqu. Yours to please,
The Silvertooth
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