CELEBRATE THE FOURTH?
Of Course You Will Everybody Will
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Cut loose for the day have a royal good time and
give the children the time of their life. Go up the
river for the day go to some of the towns that are
going to celebrate go somewhere, anywhere, and
don't forget the children.
If you are going up the river on a fishing trip we
can fit you out in all kinds of fishing tackle.
If you are going to the Redmond, Prineville or some
other celebration and want to "tog up" a little, we
can fit you out.
WE ARE HERE TO SERVE YOU TO THE BEST
OP OUR ABILITY.
R. M. Smith.
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"THE STORE OF BETTER. VALUES."
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Fori Rent Five room house with
barn, In Lytic. Sec F. II. May. 12tf
Foil Rknt on Sai.k. Eighty ncrcs
at irrigated land 11 miles oast of
Huml. Forty-five acres In cultiva
tion. Fifteen acres In clover.
Terms to mjit purchaser. Phono
M. L. I'yatt. tf
Rooms To LotNow modern
rooming house, jut completed.
Eight rooms fully furnMicd, to rent
for houwkooping room or furnish
ed t' Hiiit tenant. One block north
of the school house.
lG-l'Jp. H. I). Brown.
Foil Kbnt Irrigated 40, good
four-room house nnd outbuildings,
five acre clenred, 0 1-2 miles from
Bend. Apply, Mrs. Schiffcr, How
lee Corner Store.
Wanted
List your property with the Homc
Bcokor'H Land Co., Wall Street.
Bond. Ore. tf
Wantkd Day work In wanted
washing, ironing, cleaning, etc.
Address I'. 0. Box 233; Mrs. A. 0.
Cranio. 16 I.
Wantkd B acres in cultivation
under ditch clow to liend. Kay
McKay. 13tf
Wantkd Trees to pull. Have
first claw outfit. Sec Liddcll on
the Wilson ranch, Powell Hutte.
Address, I'rineville. Ore. lltf
BITS ABOUT TOWN.
Mr. and Mrs. U.S. ilutchins were
up from Redmond Sunday.
George A. .lone came up Satur
day from Opal City on business.
lloilN Saturday to Mr. and Mrs.
CluirloH Coot jen a U 1-2 pound hoy.
JamoM II. Bonn, who left in April
for I.oxington, Ky., lias ruturnod to
ItolMl.
The Wonandy Livery Co. Ims had
n jwlr of wagon wnilwi put In nl its
barn.
ICrlck Anderson of Seattle was lo
cated hy K. It. Pt on hutm'stend
Thursday.
Mm. Mary It. Davis of North Yn
klnui I vinltlnirMni. A. 1). Morrill
at Powell ButUM.
.1. M. Ijiwrenco and family left
liutl Thursday on a trip to Crater
Lake and Klamath Falls.
1). I. Fritz from Soiling, Okla.. ar
rived Monday from the Willamette
Valley on a laud seeking tour.
Mr. and Mrs. George S. Young
moved Saturday into their new
bungalow in Center Addition.
Douglas I). Cardner and Charles
F. Underwood have sold their new
bungalow in Park Addition lo Frank
1!. Clark.
J. K. McCoul of Ijikovlow came
to Bond Monday on his way to look
at u half miction of land which he
owns in (i-iy-17.
Colo E. Smith left Saturday for
Hartlino, Wash., whore ho will
upend hovcral months operating a
harvesting machine.
Through M. S. Lnttln & Co., II.
Caler has hough t lots 7 and 8, block
2,' Wiostorln, and will begin thu
dtructlon of u residence there
soon.
The Uend Park Company baa JuBt
purcbused the 120-acru Batten
Tract just east of town and will
plat it in connection with Bend
Park.
ThoVIonna restaurant has just
bad an addition built on the rear in
order to give more kitchen room.
The building has also beon neatly
painted,
II. J. Eggloston has bought out
the shoo repairing business of Fred
Ilclfrich and will hereafter do a
first class repairing business in con
nection with his harness shop. Mr,
Ilclfrich Is in poor health and de
parted Monday for Thu Dulles,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fitzgernld of
Pomeroy. Wash., are Bend visitors.
Their son, Harold Fitzgerald, is
working their 1(50 acre ranch under
the Swalley ditch.
Martin Mclxnn, bank examiner,
was here Monday to examine the
buslrmiw condition of the First Na
tional Bank. He reported finding
everything in excellent s!uie.
Mr. and Mrs. I'. K. Davis who
have been out visiting Mrs. A. I). I
Morrill at Powell Butte left for
Wallu WmIIh Moodily. Mrs. Morrill
HeeompHined (hem to Opal City.
A. Segal was the victim of a wiln-'
fill Hccidunt Saturday. While charg-'
ing Ills wxlu fountain tank he (dipp
ed and fell. breaking the first fin-
iger of his right hand in two places.
Several bands of sheep were driv
; en through Bend last week on their
way to the summer pasture grounds
beyond Sisters. One llock of 2.000,
belonging to F.wcn Mcl.uniion, was
driven from Slmnlko.
The following Bend young women
took the examination for state
paers for teaching at Prineville
last week: Miss Angle Young, one
year; Miss Kdna I'yatt. one year;
Florence Young, five years.
.Justice Orcutt. with a jury of six,
was hearing, when the Bulletin went
to press, an action brought by J. A.
Wilson against Henry Llnster to
collect $200 attorney fees alleged to
be due for services in the Llnster
vs. Overturf case.
Dr. A. A. Burris loft Saturday
for Portland whore ho will remain
several days, thence proceeding to
Mexico, to be gone probably six
weeks. The Bend physician pur
chased a ranch at Culiacan, on the
West Coast, when ho was there last
spring.
Jesso Pouch, a Pear Creek home
uteuder who was committed to the
Insano asylum a year or so ago, has
been discharged as cured and is in
Bend this week visiting friends. Ho
report having received excellent
treatment in the state institution.
Miss Ellinboth O'Donnell, who vis
ited her brothers hero u fow weeks
ago, was married in Seattle on Wed
nesday, Juno M, to J.J, O'Grady of
St. Louis, Mo. Mr. O'Grady is n
newspaper man and the young ieo
pie will make their homo In Seat
tle. The Uoyal Neighbors of America
will give a donkey party in Fratorn
ity Hall, over thu jostolHeo, tomor
row evening, and a jolly program of
entertainment has been provided.
Prizes will be given and following
this part of the entertainment will
Ik: dancing and refreshments. '
L. I). Wiust has received news
from Boston that his daughter, Miss
Marion Wiest, has taken highest
honors in the graduation examina
tions at the New England Conserva
tory of Music, where she has been
studying during the winter. '
Bert Stratum and "Pop" Fergu
son, ex-deputy constable, who have
Imkh memliers of this community
for some time. Imve departed via
Opal City and Madras, in search
of greener fields. While resi
dents of this city they enjoyed n
host of friends as they were "two
jolly good fellows, well mot."
E. II. Hemp of Bippon, Wis., and
B. 11. Kemp of SMkanc. were Bend
visitors over the week end. They
are interested in grain production
and while making no announcements
regarding their intentions here, give
it to 1k understood that they would
return to Bend in the near future,
after expressing great delight in the
big future of the town and country.
Josephine Ohland and Ijiurenco
W. Thompson, both of Portland, fil
ed on homestead claims in 22-17 last
week, Iwlnir located by E. It. Post. I
Others filing before Commissioner i
Kills last week were; Iahj It. Itoyer,
Bend, in 20-18; John Kcrnbach of
Seattle, classified land In forest re-1
serve, 22-10. nnd Robert S. Todd of
Spokane, 20-1B.
A tuirtv of rtitnil vnnnor iwnnln
made n trip Sunday to Tumalo
Falls, 15 miles from here, on horse-1
back. They had much fun riding)
through tho timber nnd taking pic-
tures. Tho men also assisted In pull-,
ing a Bent auto out of tho Colum
bia Southern Ditch. Those going
on the long rido were; Tho Misses
Market , Miss Ivn West, Mrs. Theo
doro Tweet, Miss and Mr. Gertaon,
C. G. Seward, C. M. Davis, Leoan
Pelarsko, Ovid Riley and Stovo
stouii.
Sunset At igaxlne fur July
"Vacation Time nt Los Angeles
Beaches;" "The Call of tho Cool Sea
Hreczo," by Potor B. Kyno, boauti
fully illustrated In four colors; "Tho
Spell," byCN. and A.M. Will
iamson; Hunting, Fishing, Motor
ing, Fiction. On sale at all news
stands 16-17
CUUIUIMTI! AT PRINEVILLE
All plans for a Fourth of July
celebration nt Bend have been
abandoned. Prineville having
generously nttended the cele
brations here last year, Bend
will go to the county seat to
help the eagle scream this
Fourth.
Notice in Wafer Users.
The Central Oregon Irrigation
CmHiny Water Users' Association
will meet in Redmond on Saturday,
July 1, 11)11, at 1 o'clock p. m. All
water utors are requested to be
present. S. II. SNYDER.
1B-H5 Secretary.
l:or Sale.
Foil Sai.k 100 acres of deeded
land on Tumalo Creek, with water
right. Ievol and free from stone.
Also Bend projwrty for sale or
trade. Inquire A-30, Bulletin. 15-18p
Pics Foil Sale A few pure breed
Durocs and Ayrshiros, of both sexes.
Iac Davenport, Powell Butte, Ore
gon. 15tf
Foil Salk We have on hand
quite a lot of Imled rye hay for sale,
also a small quantity of grain hay.
Can furnish good quality of ice in
any quantity to suit. Call at the
Star Ranch. G. W. Witrwr & Sons,
Tumalo, Ore. 1 Itf.
Fok Sai.k Ok Trade Firstclaas
No. 3 Faultless Stump Puller, with
cable, for sale or trade for stock.
Daniel Liddcll. Wilson Ranch,
Powell Butt?, Ore. Address Prine
ville, Ore. ' Htf
Foil Salk Business lot. good lo
cation, in La Pine. Inquire A-15,
this office. 1-i-lGp
Foil Sale Singer sewing ma
chine, late model. Inquire of Mrs.
J. H. Wenandy. 1-1-lOp
Foil Salk All my electric fittings
cheap, the best illuminant in town.
Jean Schiller, Rowlee Corner.
Foil Sale New cottaze in Park
Addition, $1250. J. A. Faites, agt.
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Foa Sale Furniture, etc., libra
ry tabic, dresser, heating stove, ma
treason, blankets, cooking utensils,
etc. Also good sot double hnrnoss.
Inquire nt first house north of school
house.
Foil Salk Nice four room cot
tage, lot 100x200 feet. 3 blocks from
depot, $1275. J. A. Eostes, agt.
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Foil Sale Pair of heavy wagon
springs. Inquire nt II. P. Brown's,
Foil Sale Complete camping
outfit. Inquire Skuse & Thomas'
hardware store.
Foil Salk 10' i acres red clov
er; 154 acres alfalfa, five miles
from Bend, on Prineville road. Will
sell In field In any quantity.
10-171' John Boillo. Bond. Ore.
Fok Salk. Cheap, most com
plete 20,000 capacity sawmill In
Crook county. Machinery nil now.
Reason for selling, timber nil cut
out. Write or enquire at Bulletin
office. 7-tf
TlloiiouoiiniiKD Scotch C o 1 1 i o
puppies for sale. Inquire of G. W.
Shrlner, second lloor Chapman
building, Bend. 12tf
Foil Sale Relinquishment of 40
acres, nc of the sw, 27-10-12.
r inal proof to be made Nov. 25,
1912. Price, $1,000 cash or Bend
city property. Address, C. II.
Shields, 11)15 fith Ave., Seattle,
Wash. 12tf
Fok Sale Two-section 60-tooth
adjustable harrow, cheap. L. A.
W. Nixon. 13tf
Fok Sale Ok Tkade A Day
bicycle, in good condition, for good
saddle, rifle or cash. Inquire of H.
J. Eggleston. 15-lGp
Miscellaneous.
iii. j, .Morrison can locate you on
320 acre homesteads. tf
EVERYBODY who likes good ser
vice goes to Innes & Davidson's
barbershop.
Get Youa Lumher from the Pino
Forest Lumber Co. House lath and
irrigation lath a specialty. tf
ROCK BOTTOM PRICES for tho
beat furniture is Millard Triplets
hobby.
Four to fifty miles per hour. "On
the High," can be made with an
"Oakland." F. F. Smith, Agt. Gtf
If you contemplate the purchase
of an automobile, investigate the
"Oakland" line.-F. F. Smith, local
Agent. fl-tf
EVERY CUSTOMER who buys
at Millard Triplott's furniture store
is a satisfied customor.
Lost
LOST An opportunity to get the
best chairs, tables and matressesand
all kinds of furniture for the least
money at Millard Triplett's store.
Lost About May 1 Jersey cow,
medium dark, branded M H on left
ribs, no horns. Reward. Notify.
John Swager, Bend. 16-I7p
Strayed One gray mare, weight
about 1150, shod in front, brand on
left stifle E (backward.) Hold and
notify J. L. Benson, La Pine, Ore.
Strayed Bay mare, weight 1300,
branded F on right jaw, slit in
right ear, wire cut on right hind
leg. Reward of $10 for recovery.
Cole E. Smith, Bend. lGtf
Lost Buckskin horse, quarter
circle X on left hip, and bay mnre,
with hat brand on left stifle and
lazy L on loft jaw. Reward of $10
for recovery. Notify Jim Smith,
Bend. 16-20p
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July 10th to July 22nd
These may be the most eventful
days in your life. Watch
The Bulletin.
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PIANOS
TUNED
This is a good time of year
to have your piano tuned and
the tone regulated. All work
guaranteed. Sixteen years
cxerience.
EDGAR M. THOMPSON
Bend, Oregon.
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CLASSIFIED COLUA1N
RATHS: Five cent a line for firm In
sertion lu this column, (nur cents a line
for each subsequent insertion, Couul
six uoiiWlo n line, !
Dish
es
Given
Away
TT
rree!
fmMW&pml
Found
Found Bunch of nine keys.
Owner can have same by proving
property nnd paying for this ad. at
Bulletin ofllce. 14tf
FOUND That Innes & David
son's haircuts and shaves are 'ho
best in town.
For Rent.
For Rent Now four room
house. Inquire Joe Innes, Barber
Shop. . I5tf
For Rent Two rooms over R,
M. Smith Clothing Co.-'s store. See
Beginning on Wednesday, the
28th, we will give away ABSO
LUTELY FREE a large assort
i ment of beautiful hand decorated
china cake plates. These plates
are a good grade of china, decor
ated with a gold band on the
outer edge and with six beautiful
designs of violets, violets and
snowballs, violets and roses, apple blossoms and roses In the center.
The plun is this: With each cash purchase we will give a cou
pon of equal amount. When your coupons total $12.00 you will
be entitled to your choice of these plates.
We Give A wan Other "Dtiha By Same Plan.
LARGE SHIPMENT JUST RECEIVED of the VERY LATEST in
Summer Shirtwaists, Neckwear, Hand
bags, Ladies' Belts, etc.
Just what you need for your Fourth of July costume.
ROWE'S STORE "
U "THE SAME GOODS FOR LESS MONEY." M
NEXT DOOR TO POSTOFFICE, BEND.
The Pioneer Wood Yard
Has on hand fine dry 10-inch mill wood (al
ready split for the stove), nt $8.50 per cord,
delivered. Also dry block wood at $4.50 per
cord delivered. Leave orders or telephone
O'Donnell Bros. Market.
W. P. bOWNING, .Proprietor.