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Good Investments
IT WILL PAY YOU TO LOOK AT THESE PROPERTIES
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$3000.00
Lot 5, Block 13, Bend Addition $3000. Erect
$3000 building on this property and you can get
20 per cent on your investment.
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$450.00
Lot 5, Block 3, North Addition.
$450.00
Lots 9 and 10, Block 20, Center Addition. Thcso
two lots give a combined frontage on Koa Avenue
of 100 feet.
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If you haven't oplat showing tho location of thcso
lots let us know and wo will bo pleased to furnish samo.
All property sold on
EASY
TIME PAYMENTS
57. DISCOUNT
FOR CASH
Wc will deliver green wood, dur
ing tho Au.tumi.m o n t h s, at
$2.00 per load. Agood chanco
to get your winter's wood cheap.
WOOD
Wo will dclivor green wood, dur
ing tho Autumn months, at
$2.00 per load. A good chanco
to got your wintor's wood cheap
OUR SIDING SAW IS INSTALLED
and we now have for sale
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BEND
High Grade Drop Siding
OMPANY
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ROB
Last year ho didn't plant, but this '
TIMBER COMPANIES TO
BUILD ROADS
flood Pilm nt tho Star. (western drama) and "Four-Footed
year's cron has been excellent I Some excellent moving picture , wn bo shown. Niturtlny
jears crop has been cx-lle" mma have b.,, received by the Star t nlKlifn b I includes "Hank and
L. Hahlanr to whom Mr. Nelson Theater for tho next three days, i I-ank" and Salt on n Bird's Tall,"
iwo very lunny nimi, ami rjtriy
sold 20 pounds of seed, planted an , On Thursday and Friday nljihts
Dr. Urook Talks of Central Oregon
Logging Conditions anil Lumber
Manufacture at Bend Railroads
better Than Deschutes River
,In,a rwwt interview iwblwhod in
tiw 1'orUaml OntRonian D. F.
Brooks, nrafhlent of The Band
CwniMRy, myr.
"LokrIhk operations in the
vicinity of Bnd will be carrlod on
with tho aid of railroads. We have
found in Louisiana that it is profit
able to haul logs by railroad for
more than 80 milos, and I am in
formed by Frederick Woyerhaoueer
that ono of hie companion has oner-'
ntml utKtfMdfnllv n Inirtrlnfr rnilrnnil I
208 mile long.
"The sawmills which will cut this
timber will be located at Bond. We
thought at first that wo would bo
able to lotf a groat doal of our
timbor by utilizing tho Doschutoa
Rivor and driving tho logs, but our
oxiMirimonU in driving logs down
this river were not successful, so
we have decided that the most
feasible method of logging is by the
building of railroads. Those rail
roads will be built, irrespective of
whether through linos are oxtonded '
south of Bend."
TRY SWEDISH RYE
fAeUon's Impmled (Jrnln Proves Rc
niurl.ably successful on Dry Lands I
The introduction of Swedish Rye
is the good work being done by I
Nelson, a. well known rancher who
lives three and a half miles eafet of ,
Rend. Three years ago Mr. Nelson
brouglft eight pounds of the seed
from Sweden, where ho was visiting
his old homo.
Tho first year he planted it he
got 220 pounds, despite the amount
jnjujd.byrabbjts ,oryl.&tiujrrela. L
acre near Powell Butte this year,
with excellent results. This fall the
two men will put in 20 acres on
Hahlan's ranch. ,
"The Swedish rye has a much
coarser straw than the other," says '
Mr. Nelson. "The kernol is twice
as heavy, and it stands drought far
bettor than any rye I have seen
tried in this country. Where other
rye goos 25 to -10 bushels, this will
make 35 to 50."
"Pure Gold,"
dk
Pals of the Range"
Notice.
The water will Ihj shut off
between the hours of 8 and 1 1
o'clock Thursday forenoon Sept.
7, 11)11, in order that we may
clean the water tank.
TlIK IiKND W.VTKK LlHIlT &.
Powkk Company.
Settlers," n drama of pioneer days
in Minnesota.
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION.
Unltnl Matt Uh! Offlcr. Th ttl-. Orrxwi,
July Mth. "
HutWr l htrrtty glvon that th S-iXtoin
l(at.t Ullt.av Cmimmv kMf tuwt tufa mA
l.ltrlM l-.nl, MlHMfH. hailhl. Jilhitay f
jwiy. i9ti mra ih ini omrr autirfliHHi
lu W UM-l.r tfcr wtMMl. nt IM- Ml l
(milfrM aupuont JmI)t I. lJltyMl W! )
aarilrmWa by In Mi nt CoNgr. abjrfoMJ
Vl.y 17 i., Ih. V. tH"rt ?.Yto. 4
MUh Kan la Ka W M Hu Mf
Any nt .11 (ruM .Liming adwrtly lh
(Mtaitvrttirft ur ri.itlnlu ohjvci twrnnae wf
lit mineral cnaracur of IK Uiim. of fur mr
mlKf ir.wn Kiihr ih.piK.l In auallraat, tbuwM
Kl lli.tr aMbU.il. of Mi4 in IhM dMuc. mi or
Ix luir lk jtau nay ul nrtil.iufcrf , lull
i ihia
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C W M'lUKK.
HARNESS
t3cn:
EJ.Hjiin,rnw'Mj
Of All Kinds
For the Rancher
For the Mill Man
Light Driving Harness
The Best Stock that
can be Bought
AT PORTLAND PRICES
SKUSE HARDWARE CO. 0Kn
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION.
iMIaaitiiftil of Ih IttUrior.
t . H, l-twt i HtVr al Tk ImII., Of.
Jhk h. I vl I
Nutltr l.k.frlty kI.h taal lama A llatm.
whtmr iwMoMk IMtllr.M 1. MtlMl. tlitlMH.
IM hi lit i.tk Uy uf Match, mil,
I M Ih Ink orRcc .worn .UIMiHt awl aiijlfaii
IIom. So artuv. ! MicNaw Ik "wKwIf.M
!,T., K l A V M. au4 IrK IIIKM-f
, ibrttuM H4rlk tnoitim ( lk4 rf Ihm
l. i7 awl lb ad. m.ifUUX)'. lwoH a.llt
"Timli-r anil Mim liw," M hkh valu a.
mifit ! A1 by aifatwiuHl, and Ibal, mr-
iMiaHlluMMh aHHWHium IN Uml ! Ilmlf
Ih foii hac IwrH aipralnl allitw, the UwiWr
fi Imal'il y..u-)l.it'l lat at Jloip-r awt Ih
Um4 Iiimu, thai -.M ailKHt will fcflV. hal
i IHutifin auiajf t uf h. afiMlK-atlun aMM .wtMH
, alatrmrMl wm Ih 4th ilay of lirluWr, tali, W-
(ulr II C ItllU, V h Cuiwulun.r, al hi. u.M
al HiHl,iliciruii
Any iK-iami It at 11111) la ytotrM Ihl. Mr
chaw hVf'iir (Hlry.ur InllUIr a tuult at My
lllnr Iwlul i4tcllt l.lra, by flllMK a Mtu
uralril aililaMt III tin. Hi, all'iilMK Lu.
wiikii wuui u.irai in riury
Hotel Dalles
Tho Dalles, Oregon
trttltiK puc? while waiting ovrr tctn (rain on your in aiil
I'lttt cImcIc. Kuti
You are rnnllatly luvltrd In in. Ve Till'. IIOTItl. DAI.I.ItS vo.ir
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irntii I'Ofiiaiiu. .New, llintniiKnly riiilitwi, imxlrril hotel. .Irani
heat, eletatnr. tulle and lixiint with ImIIi
ft (till tipMAIll.
Idenl Stopping Place Qoinjc to and from Central Oregon.
PETER KUEHNLING, Manager.
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C W JIOOHIt. Mrjil.l.r.
WHEjS IN BEND STOP AT
THE PILOT BUTTE INN
Table always supplied with the butt that the town affords.
Neat and Comfortable Rooms. Hhnd, Omhc.on
m 'mi
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SEVERAL THOUSAND HARDY ACCLIMATED
FRUIT TREES FOR SALE.
Trees now fjrowintf n our Nursery on tho south side of Powell
Buttes. Ready for fall or spring delivery.
Apples, Pears, Plums and Cherries.
Also Currants, Gooseberries and Red Raspberries. All selected
for hardiness as well as quality. I'RICES REASONABLE. Wo
have had 30 years experience in fruit growinK in various parts of
Central Oregon, Our buyers profit by this experience. For par
ticulars visit the nursery, or address or phono
lie LafoIIette Nursery Company, Prineyille, Orq.
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Vnti tmclH ilia mUIWnun'. tirofili.
amrin'y i i1 nm out own u f duyl
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SOME RECULR CATALOG IWCESi
Dunolot or Cr.Jl.m.o Door. , 1,60
Collags Front Doom up from , Z.2S
Fancy Front Doom up from B.OO
Fancr Front WlnJowt up from , 2.7S
WlnJowt and ClaM ono-lbiril I.m.
Wo thlp promptly aorwritra. Lot u.
aitlmal your bill and fralihl.
SEND POSTAL, for CATALOG No. to
O. B. WILLIAMS (CO.
Jfl fJRST AVft 80UTJL SEATJLE
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Hotel Bend
Corner Uond and Oiokoh Sit.
AA1I:ICAN PLAN
Rates $2 ntul $2.50 n Day
HUGH O'KANE, MnnnKor
Aly
IN TlIK OKI.Y l'lt'K
IN IIKM) THAT IK
Restaurant
Open All Night
SHORT OKDI-MSQUICK SKUVICI!
Sandwiches and Lunches n Specialty.
BILLY'S IM.AC1J W. H. ADAIR BILLY'S PLACI!
The COMBINATION SALE
TO III HELD AT THE
Oregon State Fair
Will CmiHlHt of H )rft from t,0
FORK BRANCH HERD OF SHORTHORNS
AND OTHERS. If you liko a Rood SHORTHORN l.tt on hand at
tho tlimt and placo near the Stock i'.ivlllnn nt
10:30 Thursday Morning, September 14, 1911
Then you'll ,ot what you want. Tho SHORTHORNS will I
Bliipiwd to order or delivered at tho Union Stock Yards. Iortlan.i,
cntaloiruo to
'A. CHALMnilS,
Forest Grove, Own.
UreKon, free of charRo. Wrltu for cuUiloiruo to
A. 14, orKVKNmiN,
Auctioneer.
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15. Bulletin's Ads Bring Good Result
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