C. M. DAVIS
AT. J. MORRISON
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FARMS, CITY PROPERTY, ACRE TRACTS,
IRRIGATED LANDS,
Business Chances, Timber Bought ajnd Sold. List your property with us. We
will self it if it can be disposed of at a salabje price. We can locate you on the best
320Acre Homesteads
M. J. Alorrison has lived in Bend fur the past
eight years and has made a busjness of locating
and cruising government lands in Central Oregon.
He knows the land and will locate you on the
best to be had. If you are going to take government land find out who your locator Is, and whether he has lived
in the country long enough to know the lands; also if he is reliable. This is a matter of importance to landseekcrs.
We have some very choice acreage platted in 1 1-2 to 2 1-2 acre lots with streets on all sides, at $150 an acre. Good
terms. Fruit or residence property. One mile from depot site.
Homeseekers' Land Company
BEND, OREGON
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NEW STORE OPENS
McCulston Company's Establishment
' Starts business Today.
After many delays in getting in a
stock of goods, the W. C. McCulston
Company opens today a ,novv store
in the room formerly used as
a bowling alley, on the corner
of Wall Street and Greenwood
Ave. A choice stock of fancy and
staple groceries, house furnishings.
5, 10, 15 and 25 cents variety and
other goods has been put in.
"Every article we will carry is
new and has been carefully selected,"
said Mr. McCulston. "I have spent
many weeks in buying. This has
enabled us to secure goods at the
lowest possible prices and, with the
advantage of the best freight rates
to Bend obtainable, the company is t
in a position to and will sell at rock-,
bottom prices. Economy will be our (
watchword." I
MUOTINa TUUSDAY NiailT.
The big booster meeting of
the Bend Commercial Club,
postponed from rhursday night,
will be held Tuesday evening
nt 8 o'clock. Members of the
new townsite company will ad
dress the people. Everybody
interested in making BENPTHK
Biggest and Best Town in
Central Oregon is urged to
be present.
PRI.NUVILLU VISITORS.
Among the Prinevillc teachers
who are attending the institute arc
Prof. R. A. Ford, Prof. E. L. Coc.
Prof. Myers, It. L. McBain, Miss C.
V. Conway, E. Brobst, Mrs. E.
Walker, Miss Theresa Cassidy, Miss
Vivian Allan, Miss Ethel Mcorc,
Miss Elsa J. Smith, Miss Alvilda
Wilson and Mrs. Elmer Clark, nil of
whom are guests at the Pilot B Jtte
Inn.
UASTCR CHURCH SURVICtiS.
Tomorrow, Easter Sunday, there
will be Solemn Mass at the Catholic
church at 11:30 a.m. At the Baptist
church there will also be social
Easter services, morning and even
ing, conducted by Rev. C. M. Cline,
the pastor.
Use the Patterson Drug Store's
fishing tackle and make big catches.
HOXINC1 CONTEST MONDAY.
A fast boxing contest is scheduled
between Louis Long of Spokane and
J. Bice of Bend, nt Linster's Hall,
j Monday evening, at 8:30 o'clock.
I Both men are in fine trim and nn
exciting match is expected. Long
comes to Bend with the reputation
of being a clever man with the
gloves, and as he will meet a
worthy opponent in Rico the fans
nre exacting to see a good bout.
Ringside seats, $1.50, genernl ad
mission, $1. Tickets on sale nt
Budweiser Bar and at the hall.
PROQRAA1 FOR TODAY
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Music.
Solo Mrs. Limlhorg
Recent School Legislation
Supt. R. A. Ford
This evening, nt 7:00, J. C. F.
Hnrrington will deliver nn illus
trated lecture upon South American
travel, Miss Evelyn Lane Walker
1 will discuss thu "Normal Course in
'High Schools," and Mrs. Rosa II.
Parrott will speak UKn the "School
as a Social Center."
1 The evening's musical program
will be as follows:
Solo, "That's What tho Rose Said to
Me," J. Iteeder
Solo. "Unto Thy Heart."
Mrs. Limlhorg
Oblignto Iva West
Accompanied by Mrs. Douglas
Solo J. E. Suwhill
Duet. "The Crucifix."
Mrs. Wenandy and Mrs. Lindborg
Last night's initial session of the
Institute was ooncd with a vocal
hjIo by J Boeder. "Asleep in the
Deep," Mrs. Liudliorg accompany
ing. Miss R. B. Pnrrott then delivered
'a pajwr upon "visible history,"
placing before her hearers first
j scenes from tho Trojnn War and
later visiting Rome, Venice, France
land England, with the aid of excoll
j ent stereopticon views thrown up
on a sheet stretched across the
i nuiKV.
I E. I,. Coe, of the Prinevillc schools,
read an interesting paKr dealing
wi.h thu iiiiortiince of moral edu
cation in the schools.
) The First (Irade pupils then sang
and uont through a little drill,
making a laughable "hit."
"Tho Modern Teacher" was the
title of Mis C. V. ConuHy's ex
cellent iwipor with which tho eve
ning's exercises closed.
TIsACllIHKS' INSTITUTE.
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new, the pieseut school building
will not accommodate nil pupils after
this teason. It Is rjulto likely
that buildings in other parts of
i town will later Ui erected and
the school system extended as Bend
sprond out.
The n Hairs of tho school aro In
, the hands of nn ellicleut Ixmrd of
'directors, coniMsed of Millard Trip-
lett. chairman; L. I). Wlest, clerk:
C. L. Hotallng and another member
to Iw chosen to succeed F. M. Ray,
1 resigned.
The present teaching stall con
sists of Supt. J. C. F. Hnirlngtou.
and MIwmm Anne B. .Market, Ada L.
Poiter. Harriet L. Dolson, Florence
(' Young. Ida M. Anderson, It.
Catherine Hawkins ami Nona B.
Richardson.
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Choice Residence Lots: $I009S125,$150,$175,$200
20 Per Cent Cash and $10 Per Month
An adequate water system will be installed and in operation in these Additions within 30 days from the time the railroad is completed
to this place. A large water wheel and piping is ordered and one and one-half miles of ditches for water mains are already dug. A
20,000-galIon water tank is under construction. Along the railroad, which passes through this property, are natural locations for
manufacturing plants. Let me take you over this property and quote you prices. You will find just what you are looking for.
We have two autos in our service and. a civil engineer in the field to locate you on the choicest public lands. Our fees are as reasonable
as any reliable Locator's.
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