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dren's Hose that certainly aro oxcoptional. Wo have always carried tho best hose that wo could buy. Wo
know thot thoy arc good and wo want you to know it. You will profit by reading the following items.
STOCKINGS FOR
BOYS and GIRLS
"BEARSKIN NO. 1" a medium weight
Unlit rll) Iiom), very strong and n splendid hoso
tiiwciir. Tho inakur'M tmino on every 1 C
pinrmncK oniy; per pair w
PICKANINNY" -iho best t o c k I n g
maile." All three-thread Kgyptlnn yum, h1iuhm1
unklo. TIiIh I our bunt children' hose. I
lilnck only; or pair. vJC
'LINEN KNEE IRONCLAD"-a heavy
hotMi that will stand tin- knock of a real live
hoy or girl. Ono of our Htundhyn and A
nlwitya good. Hlnck only; jwr pair wJC
TWO-STEP" A medium weight lino
ril Iiihu Double thread heel and too. An ox.
rt'lli'iit wearing Iiom that will glvomitli.- f
faction. Tan only. per pair. wJC
"LINEN KNEE" A fine drew Ihwo with
woNruiif quiilit o oumI to h heavy Imhw. An
extra intnmry xaluo at the prlci ankod. yCr
Mark nl) All nine, jwr wir aVVJO
"SILK LISLE" A fine morccriatod Ibtlo
how. A dreiwy how for tho girls. Tun only.
All size. Vou cun do no tatter at thin y t?
price. Per pair vC
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STOCKINGS FOR
THE LADIES
THE BURSON" "Knit to fit without a
seam." Extra clastic garter top, medium
weight, Kood wear. All black, black with white
foot and tan. All sizes; at the very low gr
price of per pair dZJC
"THE BURSON" again-Extra fine IMe.
elastic garter top, double thread heel and too.
Black only. All sizes; a bargain for you l(s
at per pair , , , , JUC
"CLOVERLE A F" Senmles., h ose-n
fine mercerized Halo of extraordinary worth, In
tan, Kray, pink, blue and red. All sizes; Of
er pair ... JvC
"GAUZE LISLE" Tlio finest hose made,
extra wide, garter top, double heel and toe
Guaranteed to fit snug at the ankle. fi(l
Extra value; lcr pair . ... . . OUC
"PURE SILK THREAD" mack, blue
and pink, fine mercerized lisle top, heel and toe.
A very drowiy hone and a very good one. L tZ
Per pair COC
"WHITE HOSE" Mercerized lisle, nor-
feet Hitting, very thin and cool. Just the
thing to wear with white canvus shoes. y C
All sizes; er pair. wJC
WE HAVE NOT FORGOTTEN THE MEN. -w
special prices on
hoso we have not forgotten the men. We have a large variety to select from. Values up Cf
to 75c in fancy hose we are selling at per pair , . J C
AttzSEsCmUZ
"THE STORE OF BETTER. VALUES."
Stewart, Steele, Richards & Co.
have dissolved partnership as lo
cators, llio members of the firm
are all still in liend and will make
this their homo, engaging In other
business.
The holder of the lucky number,
871, In tho Patterson Drug Co.'s
Silver Chest drawing was Mrs. R.
H. Dcyarmond, who received the
prize on presentation of the ticket
last week.
Iost Saturday afternoon at 4:30
o'clock, at Prlnevllle, Pitcher Oscar
Rcinsdorff of the Bend baseball
team and Miss Dither Taylor were
united In marriage. C. W. Myers
acted as best man.
S, C. Caldwell will leave tomorrow
for Albany, going across the moun
tains. He will attend the Grand
Lodge Knighta of Pythias meeting
at Astoria, and expects to be away
from Bend several weeks.
J. I). Kicc, the boxer, was married
last Wednesday afternoon by Justice
W. W. Orcutt to Miss Vancic
Clark. That evening they were
given an old-fashioned serenade.
They will make their home here.
A complaint for attachment of
lot 20, block 17, Bend, has been
filed with the county clerk at Prino
ville by S. C. Caldwell against
Thomas W. Triplctt and wife to
cover an account due Ihe plaintiff.
W. It. Wilkinson will leave Mon
day for California to take charge of
several lumber camps in the north
ern part of the state for the Fan
dango Lumber Co. Elmer Merrill
will take him by auto via Silver
Lake and Lakevicw.
To recover on an account of J. B.
Montague, the contractor who left
liend some time ago with many un
paid bills behind, N. P. Smith has
filed a mechanic's lien against the
building of C. E. Myers et al on lot
11, block 11, Beml. The amount
involved is $201.70.
The regular teachers' exami
nation for state papers will be held
In Prlnevllle June 21-24, inclusive,
by County Supt. R. A. Ford.
Teachers who hold certificates ex
piring in August and county per
mits must take this examination if
they expect to teach this fall.
That a picture of Bcnham Falls
roow appears upon all the dining car
menus of the Northern 1'acmc
Washington lines is the news re
garding Bend's ever increasing pub
licity brought by G. P. Putnam,
who returned Saturday night, hav
ing been absent Ih Portland and
Washington for two weeks.
C. S. Benson and Vernon A.
Forbes went down to Laidlaw Fri
day afternoon to appear in an action
brought by Mr. White against Will
iam Leverenz. charging unlawful
taking of water. Justice Thorp
dismissed the case on the ground of
lack of jurisdiction. Mr. Forbes
represented Leverenz and Mr. Ben
son the plaintiff.
KKrORT Of T1IK CONDITION OP
The Deschutes Banking
Trast Co.
No. Ji.
t fund, In tht State of Oirton, it the clot of
builnM Jun 7U1, ijii.
RKSOtmCKS
Loan, ami rllcounta. Iii.irf f
OTftrtr.ru, amircd and unweufri... ...., tj 71
nonoaana warrant. ...... w 13
furniture aod Fiiturei .. ...,.... 1,579 Jj
Due from itmimil frame bank. iiiaA ?
Chrckf and other nth Item. i; Hi
Caihonhand ,tfm la
l'.pn..... ......,,.... . j,w4 ;
Total,,.. ,.M',II i
LIA8IUTIKH
Capital .lock paid In ..Ji3A M
Undivided profit,, UMripenKaand
aica paw ....... vn
Due tobank. and b.nkrri ) via en
la.ldul depuaitt Ribjrct to cheek..... fij M
iKmatHiceriincaieantdepoall. , ij 15
Time eertltealeaofdepoelt.. .. - Ham
Total , li, . u
BTATK OH OUV.OOH, I
woumy 01 crooK, 1
I. L. H. Ilairtl. We.Utrnt nf the ahn.namd
bank, doauteronlr awear that the above ttaU
men! ie true to the beeto' rojr koiwlrdeeaad
belief. L. II. BAUD, Pretldeat
Hutrterlhed and aworn In timtatm m hia itfh
day of June, 1911.
II. C HLlia
tfoUnr Public. State t-rOrrron.
Correct Atteat
I. II. Da I ao.
H. V liaiau,
V. O. Mliroa.
Dtrectora,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior,
C 8. Land OflUe at The Dalle, Orecon.
Juue ird, tail.
Notice la hereby tiren that John W. White.
ofllend, Oreion.who, on June nth, iv4, made
iionie tteaa Kniry no. riyi. neriai ro. 0tM,
totMuM and nHH. MCtlon J4, townthip
17 mud, r.D(e i ran, wiuiaineiic MCTinup,
haa Sled notice of Intention to make final
Plee-Year Proof to eaubllah claim to the land
above deacrlbed, before II. C. Kill.. V. (I. Com-
mlMioner. at nia omce at Bend, orecon,on ih
iSthdarof Juljr, tall
Claimant namea aa wltnetaea Levi D. Wleat,
Albert C. I.uraa. John B. farmlnter, William 11.
Maala, all of Demi, Otrroo.
M-ll C, W. MOORK, Reflater.
NOTICE FOK PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior,
V 8. Land OfSce at The Datlea, Oregon.
June jth, 1911,
Nntiee I hereby (I'm that France. Caldocll,
formerly Prance. DeCourey, ol IVud, Oregon,
olio, ouhepterober nth, ivo. made hornceal
entry No for w it.n-K nejf and tjf
.H.eetloi " towmhlp aowth, ranee 11
nil, Willamette Meridian, haa filed notlee of In
tention to make final commutation proof, to
eUMhcLlm lolhelaml aboiedfKTibed.br
fore II L". lull.. U it CommtMlener, at blaofSc
al Dettd, Oregon, on the ith day of July, Kll.
Claimant name at wttneae JameaT. Carter,
of La liir. Orenoa. William V Vanderert, Lee
C CaMwen, Luther Metke. of Beod, Ofefon.
M-U C W MOOKK, Retlater
llnRlnccrs' Supplies.
The Bulletin has received a supply
of the best K. & E. blueprint paper,
duplex paper, tracing cloth, profile
paper, cross-section paper, drawing
pencils, pens and inks, erasers,
cruisers' compasses, steel tapes, etc.
Retnem bcr the Dance.
Don't forget the dance Saturday
night at Linster's Hall. Good music.
Pound of Dread for Sc.
Full pound loaves only 5c at Star
Bakery. Large pies 15c. 14tf
Dance on Saturday Evening.
Make no engagements forSAtur
day night except to go to the dance
at Linster's Hall.
Selling Below Cost.
See those large doughnuts and
cinnamon rolls 15c doz., cookies 10c
a doz., at Star Bakery. 14tf
BITS ABOUT TOWN.
Dr. U. C. Coo left Sunday for
'ortland.
Mis Cora Sathcr has gone East
n an extended visit.
Mm V. O. Minor is able to be
ut again after being HI.
K. A. Sather went down to Port-
fund last week on business.
a M nnrlc nnd J. B. Lowell loft
unday for Walla Walla on business.
Mr- nnil Mm. J. II. WentlllllV Te-
rned Monday night from Portland.
Mrs. A. M. Ijirn Is exacted homo
might from u abort buslnotta trip
Portland.
;fi Portli
ii a b
, Bice and Ed Cuflf will meet
boxing contest at Uedmond
iimorrow night.
John J. Kinrod, formerly of So-
Ittlo, filed on a divert claim In 17-
-17hwt Friday.
Last night the "COO" club waa
entertained by Mrs. C. A.Jones and
Mrs. (I. A. Jones.
D. S. Peterson, the well known
business man of La Pino, was a
Bend visitor Saturday.
Mrs. G. W. Shriner and Mrs. K.
D. Mcintosh spent the week-end up
tho rlvor on an outing.
Publisher E. N. Hurd of tho La
Pine Intermountain was a visitor
here tho last of the week.
L, Bowman and C. II. McCuniy
were here Sunday from Silver Lake
on their way to Portlund.
Dr. J. 0. Walton, who has recent
ly located nt I-n Pino, was a Bend
visitor Sunday, staying at Taggart's.
F. A. Freitag and (jcorgu Beickcl
nf Elgin, Ore, and George McDon
ald and W A. West of Summorville,
Ore,, friends of L. L. Fox, were in
Bend last week, staying ut tho
Hotel Bend,
C. D. Rowo was ill for several Miss Elizabeth O'Donnell, who
days last week but has recovered has been visiting relatives hero, left
now to be back at his
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GOOD FURNITURE
We have on hand n .splendid assortment of house
furnishings -can furnish your home or eabin complete.
New goods, new designs, prices the lowest consistent
with quality, material and workmanship.
$ Jf C Speo'l. this week tf J C
,i Jon Stand Tables $ 4s J)
E. M. THOMPSON
Successor to Thompson & Kennedy
Where your dollar do"55" its duty.
Wall street, near First National Bank,
Bend, Oregon.
sufficiently
store.
Mrs. A. R. McFarlnnd of Grass
Valley, Ore., arrived Friday night
to visit her daughter, Mrs. A. L.
French.
The Rev. Owen F. Jones, general
Episcopal missionary, will conduct
services on bunday morning and
evening.
William Todd of Saskatchewan.
Canada, arrived In Bond last week
and will locato on a homestuud in
Millican Valley.
Mrs. Frances Freomnn, who has
been sufiering for Homo weeks with
nn nttack of npiondicitls, is now on
tho road to recovery.
Mr. nnd Mrs. S. B. Bennett and
Mrs. J. M. VunWinkle, Mre. Ben
nett's mother, arrived yesterday
from Oklahoma City. ,
A. L. French returned Thursday
night from bpoknne where ho was
called by thu death of his brothor.
He was uccompunicd by his sister,
Miss Grace French, who will spend
the summer here.
PIANOS
TUNED
This is u good time of year
to have your pinno tuned nml
tho tone regulated. All work
guaranteed. Sixteen years
experience.
EDGAR M. THOMPSON
Bend, Oregon.
Monday for Seattle, from which
city she will go East.
Miss Christable A. Hubbard of
Sisters, a school teacher, filed on a
homestead In G-13-12 last week, be
fore Commissioner Ellis.
Mr. and Mrs. Georcrc W. Fomr of
: Seattlo went out Monday with E. '
I n Ti-. .- i.... ..." . ;
iv. i-osi 10 iook over me nomesteau
lands and took up claims, I
M. Lara, father of A. M. Lara, '
arrived last night from Seattle. He
came in especially to go with the
party to Southern Oregon.
All Christian Endeavor members
nnd those Interested are requested
to meet at the home of L. D. Wiest
Wednesday evening, June M, 1011,
nt eight o'clock. ,
A shoo shining parlor for ladles
and gentlemen has been opened in
tho building in tho rear of Lara's
store. This is n much needed estab
lishment in Bend. I
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There was no meeting of tho
Commercial Club last Thursday
night to elect delegates to the de
velopment lenguo meeting at Prine
villo tho last of the month. '
Tho Patterson Drug Company
olTers aa a nrizo for the lamest
1 trout brought In to that store n
$7.50 rod. La.it year n fishing
I basket wua given by this company.
Fostniaster F.' 0. Minor left Sun-
dnv for Portland to bo away about
a week on a business nnd pleasure
trip. During his absence R. M.
Sanders is acting postmaster. ,
Mrs. Frank Boguo of Lal'ino was
In Bend tho lattor part of last week
on hor way to Portland nnd Roso
burg where sho will spend a month
or six weeks visiting friends. i
BREADS5c
21 BREAR TICKETS FOR $1.00
Large Pies 15 cts each
Doughnuts and Cinnamon Rolls 15 cts Doz.
Cookies 10 cts Doz.
Cakes 10 cts to 35 cts each
Our Prices are the Cheapest in town and Oar Goods the Best.
Meals Served at Regular Hours. Furnished Rooms.
STAR BAKERY
MRS. NELLIE WRIGHT
BOND STREET, BEND, OREGON
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This company has been paying losses
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minutes and 39 seconds. It was one
of tho five companies to pay dollar for
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policy in tho Royal ask
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