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We haven't had much of it so far this year but its coming. And when it does come everybody will want
Summer Clothes all at once. Why not get ready now. Don't wait. Read this "Ad from beginning to
end. It means a big saving to you. We are making very attractive prices on all our SUMMER. GOODS.
SUMMER WEATHER.
Summer Dre
Goods
Dress Ginghams Yur ci
(if our cntlr lino of Hie dress u
fhnms utJiwr yard ... 't
Organdies and Dimities-
of our regular 20c goods, mmcIiiI u
per yunl 1 5c
Cotton Foulards six different
colors ami patterns, a beautiful
HUinmiT rubric, regular liOc, hik'cIiiI
nt per ynnl 1 5c
Percales :i(5 Indic'H wide, extra
quality, all color, regular Hit. hm-c-ial
at Kr yard 12C
Flako Novelties-Something en
tinly new, four beautiful colors, an
ideal nuiiiiiu'r dress goods, rcKiilnr
fide, special 'r ynnl 35c
1IT
er
n, all
jieclnl
5c
;la CO
4 ..,, . , m1 ' doc;
NK!Cllll 30C
"Ctimfy Cut" Swiss rll. strnim
will Htny in place. Thu very lit'Ht.
Regular ilfic. six-cial 30c
44Cumfy Cut Union Suit,
same a tlit1 vestA, Inco trimmed
drawers, regular price jwr uit, 7fic;
MiH.-cial 65c
MMelba Modo" Unions AW
trimmed, straps, close fitting, knee
length drawers, regular price 7rc;
special 65c
T-E-N-T-5
"VOU can bo more comfortable In a good tent
thi Hummer than you can in moot of thu
houses. All of our tent are made of 8-oz. Army
.Standard Duck and are complete except pole
and pin. Prices-
8x10 $8.00
9,'xl2 9.75
12x14 13.00
12x18 15.75
14x16 16.75
Mens SumV. Pants
Khaki Medium weight, all sires,
regular Sl.W) value; Sicc. $1.35
Khaki Heavy twill, lest wearing
punt for th" money, ft l 7 IT
Reg VI. HjKiHnl f 'J
Whip Cord-Olive color. Hide
buckle, cliff bottom, tf0 Tt
Reg. $2.7r special pCrJ
Whip Cord Tun color, heavy
cuir bottom, Reg ?:i, tfO (S
special. CjUJ.JU
Funston Cloth-Light weiKht
but very strong, color dark tan anil
olive. Hide buckle, cuir bottom, half
peg toiw, Iteg $:i.7ri, S)vcl. $3.35
Corduroys -Kine wale, tan col .
cuffbotm. Heg. $3 W, Secl $2.90
Corduroys....JCxtra quality. dark
tan. lde buckle, Ml loop, cuir
Imltom. Reg. Jl.fiO, Sped. $3.10
lKinlri Cnnte. With . I iut.l fnlfrt !
lYIlUKI VOaiB ttin.iihMit ihtr Kkfl.
ililxti.llr lulti.ul, lt.tf. ltulf C I If
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Mens Summer
Underwear
Fancy BalbrigganWhite with
fine black atriic, good value at r()c;
ecial at. 35c
Fine Derby RibMedium wt
color brown, Iteg. 50c; Sped 35c
Extra Qtuafity Cotton Rib. lawny
sateen waist band, reinforced at
crotch, blue and brown. CC
Heg. 7rc. social J JU
Union Suits Kim
cotton rib, white or
blue. M'oltil $ 1 ,25
Mere. I.Ule t'nlon
Hull", color Unlit ton
It.'fc-J.I. .Sjul 52 25
Mere I.Ule IV I.UX
iUnlliy, l-'rcurli net k
Uiml, the ir Is-d
mnde, iryulur 1AM.
SNilnl
$3.00
Groceries
Our regular prices, good to everybody.
Standard Corn I5c, 2 for 25c
Standard Tomntoe 15c, 2 for 25c
Kxtra Standard Tomatoes 15c
Preferred Stock Corn 20c, 2 for 35c
Diamond W Corn 20c, 2 for 35c
Diamond V Tomatoes 20c, 2 for 35 C
Preferred Stock Tomntoe 20c
Preferred Stock Jollloa 3Sc, 3 for $1.00
Milk, nil kind 15c, 2 for 25c
AlaskaSalmnn I5c, 2 for 25c
WndcoSalmom 20c, 2 for 35c
"Pearl" Coffee, our host .... 35c, 3 for $1.00
Pref. Stock Penchoa, liced 35c, 3 for $1.00
Wadco Peache, halve 25c, 2 for 15c
Mens Summer
Ties
We have the exclusive agency for
the "Koiser Cravat" and wc are
clotting out all of our ties except
this well known line.
Our regular 76c and $1.00 nil-silk,
Mn-hnnds at 45c
Our regular 35c and 50c 4-ln-hnnds
at 25c
Wash Ties "Kelser Cravats," a
beautiful line in plain white, fancy
strips and figured good. Very
dressy and extremely practical.
When soiled, have them laundried.
Prices
35c, 50c and 60c
each
Ladies Summer
Oxfords
We are making special prices to
close out some numbers of ladies'
low shoes. If we have your size
you can get a good shoe very cheap.
WHITE CANVAS oxfords, regular
$1.75; special $1.50
GRAY CANVAS oxfords, regular
$1.75; special $1.50
BROWN KID PUMPS, one strap.
Cuban heel, Reg. $3; special $2.35
Same a above, only black, regular
$3; special $2.35
GUN METALbluchcroxford. school
heel, -1 eyelets, Reg.$4;Spcc. $3.00
FOUR-STRAP Kid Sandals, turn
sole, regular $2.25; special $ 1 .85
QCMyLU&y
Mens Summer
Shirts
Work ShirtSOur entire line,
your choice for 50c
Chambray Fine quality, blue
and tan, Reg. $1.25; Sped. 90c
Pique Six different colors and
styles, Reg. $1.50; social . $ 1 .00
SoisettO The best mercerized
goods, all colors and several fancy
design, Iteg. $1.75; Sped. $1.25
Silk and Mer
cerized Lisle
A fine dressy shirt,
white, tan and blue
with fine black
stripe. Reg. $2.50;
special $1.90
"The Store of Better Values."
BEND, OREGON
Mens Summer
Hose
Fancy Hose Gray, brown and
black lace, ribbed hose in brown and
white, brown and purple, brown
and green, blue and white, blue
and green, black and white and
many other combinations, all splen
did values at 50c a pair. Spcdal
3 Pairs
for.
$1.00
Black and Brown.
hose at 15c and 20c a
pair. Special to close
A splendid
lOtfts
Mercerized Whip Cord a good heavy outing shirt,
dark and light tan and dark slate, regular tf T 1 f
$2.75; special PtlU
Our entire line of Summer Shirts at similar special prices.
BITS A1JOUT TOWN.
left yiMterdy
of the locals were un
:
.Itilin SIKortooth
for Silver Ijike.
I,. II. McCunn left Monday
liU home in AlbertM, Canada,
I lie state books have arrive! at cause mnny
the library and hae been plitced on able to go.
the nIicIvim for the um- of jwtrons. M,lcClokey and Parker, who have
ljut week a new chhm walk wiui oened n plumbing and tinning shop
for , Installed acrou Wall Stivot fiom at Fourth Street and Hawthorne
the wiutherly corner of Minnesota Avenue, will make a sHicialty of re-
Valley jwints and
summer in Western
On Friday the Woimndy Livery
Co. ttml six ixuMerigerii from Itotd
to HuriM.
A Imudwimo wmIm watr fountain
hm Ixiui inNlnllod in tint IUmI Crtxw
Urug Store.
Ralph I'olndexter left hint Thurs
day for Spokane, Wiuh., for a tun
day vacation.
Jim Sllvertooth of Autelne Is In
Street.
An eiithuiiutic
Reml interview
with A. 0. Hunter, who is now in
l'ortbtnd, iiHirn in the Sunday
Oregon Journal.
Walter Taylor wiw in town lnnt 1
week from his hotnuMtead on I'ringle
Flats, returning Saturday accom
panied by his larger children.
G. I'. I'uthnm entertained the
.nm h vurinnui oi rtiueioe is in ',,,;,., -", ;, ,,.,, '.
town and may bring I.U family here ' , 6 ,0 ,H lb " .Mr8; C,,h' " ,,'1, 8
,,,. i.. 'hwt WM!nolay. ljist night the
I" ...
Thu Red Cr Drug Store nt
Redmond has been cImo1 and the
goods moved here.
S. C. Caldwell made a biiHlnuwi
trip to F.ugono the first of the week,
leaving here Sunday.
Mrs. Roscoo Howard arrived
Monday. With her came Mrs,
.SturgoH of Rerkley, Cat.
AIkj Wolf brought from Opnl City
to ISend, Saturday, whnt Is wild to
be a record freighter's load, with
fix horses hauling 15,700 pounds.
club met at Mrs. J. K. Sawhill's.
Having resigned his position as
cashier with the Central Oregon
Irrigation Co., Herbert K. Allen is
now in the olllce of The Rend Com
pany. J. A. Knstus will leavo tomorrow
for Portland on a business trip. He
exacts to bring
numlHir of men
erty here.
Tho baseball gamo that wiw to
have lieen played with Sisters in
that town Sunday was called oil' be-
pair work
The University Club will give a
"fed" nt the Pilot ilutte Inn this
evening after the school exerefcos in
honor of the graduating chuw of the
High School.
Rev. C. M. Cline preached twice
Sunday at Redmond. Services were
conducted here morning nnd eve
ning by Rev. W. L. Wilson, the
Methodist pastor.
J. Ryan sold to C. R. True sc
of tho nwtf, S. 31, T. 18 S., It. 13
H for I). Iiarcluy, and to J. M.
Fanvllle, tot -1. block 17, Deschutos
Addition, for F. May.
There will bo rogular services
Sunday morning nnd evening nt the
Raptist church, preaching by Rev.
C. M. Cline. The public is cordially
back with him a 'invited to all services,
to Invest in pn-
Half of Our New Stock of
Rocking Chairs
Were sold threo days after wo got 'em.
Why?
Because they are tho BEST LOOKING, tho BEST
LASTING and BEST PRICED Rockers you1 vo seen.
E. M. THOMPSON
Successor to Thompson & Kennedy
Whore your dollar does Its duty,
Wall street, near First National Hank,
ij- i in '
Uond, Oregon.
ae
Hazuka & McGregor have just
installed n largo refrigerator in the
Palace Market. It is 8x10x11 feet
and is so constructed that It can be
easily taken apart and moved.
C. L. Hotiillng nnd family left
this morning for Nez Perces, Idaho,
to Willamette
may spend the
Oregon.
In the Minneapolis Tribune of
May 7, Hoke Smith, who was here
recently with F. W. Graham of the
fl V linn an itnthlluiuttlV "wrilu.
up" concerning the Dwchutw crry th fu" lwrty
Valley in genera! nnd Rend in jmr
tlcular. J. L. Hyrne returned Saturday
night from Seattle. Leaving bore
Monday morning at six he arrived
in Seattle that evening; on" the re
turn trip he left Seattle 10:30 p. m.
Friday, reaching Ittnd 11 p. m.
Saturday.
Leon Fulcks is constructing n
building 00x20 feet on lot 7 of block
3, immediately south of his )hx1
hall on Wall Street. Sutherland &
Mcintosh are doing the work. What
will occupy the building is not
announced.
( "Den Syttonde Mai," as the
"Seventeenth of May," Is written in
Norwiegnn, was celebrated by many
local Scandinavians last Wednesday.
It was on this date, in 181-1, that
the Norwiegnn constitution was
adopted nt Eisvold.
The Central Oregon Automobile
School, with offices probably in
Rend, Prineville, Rurns and Silver
Iakc, has been organized to give
V
mercial organizations in these towns , COMING
...Ml t... . I- i ; i.j I
ni w maul-, uisunoK "K recep
tion for the Rend junketers.
Already about 20 local boosters
have signified their intention of
taking the trip. Probably nine
automobiles will be employed to
NEXT WEEK
mobile instruction, F. W. Silver-
tooth is president and general
manager and 'It. A. Splcer business
manager nnd principal Instructor.
Four exerts will be employed by
tho school.
Skating This Eiienlng.
Roller skating tonight at Linster's
Hall. U
where they will make their home, j both theoretical and practical auto-
Mr. Hotalmg did not dispose of any
of his Rend real estate holdings.
An exceptionally attractive dis
play Is tho Summer Togs for Men"
window nt Lara's, a piece of show
window display art that would do
credit to any metropolitan store.
Tho dressmaking establishment
conducted by Mrs. Shriner nnd Mrs.
Mcintosh in tho Putnam building
will move Juno 1 to tho second Moor
of the Clmpmnn building, into larger
quarters.
Miss R. Catherine Hnskins, teach
er of tho second grade In tho Rend
school tho past year, loft Monday
for Salem whore she will attend
summer school until July 1, when
Bho will go to hor homo ut Yreka,
Cal.
Prof. J. C. P. Harrington will
leavo tomorrow or Friday for Rod-
rnond whore on Friday evening ho
will deliver nn illustrated lecture.
Prof. Harrington will go fronvth'oFc
Ego.
An cjto I IjiIIiiIwiI I. All men
nre itwUimI egim miiiI mhIowpU by Uielr
('roMtur Mllh riTtulit limlleonMo wiiuc
tliltipt of wlilch neither xtntule, uUuse,
(Old, lujuiu'lliin, Uvmir. tnnpuHte.
lnok UKOtit twr promoter can deprive
thorn. lie who stotUx my purse steal
trash, tuit lie who f.tche-i from me my
vpo tiikei tlmt of whlih he already
Iiiih enough nml uuiUes mo nut ut nil.
Women without VDten huve vno
nnd. Htm lively cuoiich. would still
liavo them If they secured tho votw,
heiu'o eKn are not n ollt!ciil Usue.
An epu In whnt n mini i when he
tins notliliiK nnd U iiotliliiK elio; that
U to Hiiy, he I then llrxt person uliiinJ-
lur nnd no nrtUulur ceuder.
An ei,o Is neither xnul, Ixidy. spirit
family, country nor nice. It Is neither
moral nor pntuoloctml. A criminal has
Just us much oro ih n patxou nud no
more. Home ego nre bettor than
others, chleily our own. Life.
C. T. U. Worker Will Speak In
Bend Next Week.
Mrs. Jackson Silbaugh, wife of a
prominent Seattle lawyer and said
to be one of the bost speakers sent
out by tho National W. C. T. U.,
will bo in Bend next weok to de
liver two nddrosees on the ten rom
ance question. She will speak a:
the church Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings, and the people of Bend
are invited to hear her.
Mrs. Silbaugh took a leading part
in the campaign which rest. Red In
the recall of Mayor GUI of Seattle
and will tell of that struggle.
PLANS ANOTHER TRIP
Tour of 450 Miles Will Ho Alade By
lldnd Ilooster.
Leaving Bond probably May 15,
tho Rend Commercial Club plans
another business men's trip for
"got together" purposes, to tho
towns In southern Central Oregon.
A 450 mllo trip is contemplated.
La Pine, Crescent, Klamath Falls, !
Bonanza nnd Lakovlow will bo
visited. Arrangements with com
Coeknty Chivalry.
There whs ii enwh In the pit, rnd the
nnnemle looklni; girl stood with the
Into comers behind the last Ix-ncli.
The young mini In fruut of her. com
fortnbly seated, wus not too alMortted
In the musical comedy to note. that
tho girl looked t(rvd us she doggedly
stood out the tlrxt uct. He roO'iWlo
thu curtain fell. "Would you," hensked
pushing past her, "like to mind my
Kent while 1 go out for u drluk?" Tho
ii go of Oilvalry U not past. I.ondou
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TYl'tiWRirUU RIBBONS.
Typewriter ribbons on sale at
The Bulletin Office, record ribbons
for the followin machines: Oliver,
Remington, Visible and Royal,
Engineers' Supplies.
Tho Bulletin has received a supply
of tho best K. & G. blueprintpnper,
duplex paper, tracing cloth, profile
paper, cross-section paper, drawing
pencils, pens and inks, erasers,
cruisers' compasses, steel tapes, etc.
OFFICE FOR RENT.
Handsome new office in best
location on Wall street. In
quire at Bulletin office.
FARM AND
MILL
Machinery
Supplies of All Kinds.
, Call and see our
Subsoil Packers
Alfalfa
Cultivators
Potato
Planters
Our Prices are Right.
Bend Milling (S&
Warehouse
Company
C. !. IomU, Mgr.
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