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"The Kind of Clothes
Gentlemen Wear."
KAHN TAILORED CLOTHES.
arc just tliut kind, nothiuf; fliisliy, nothing loud, every suit or overeoiit in
perfect taste. And every one tailored to your individual measure.
Our Mr. Dennett has handled these clothes for years and knows exact
ly what they are. Kvery .sample shown is wool, all wool, pure wool, and
nothing else. You might think that
KAHN TAILORED CLOTHES
cost a Rreat ileal more than the "ready-mades." Not so. The prices on
these perfectly tailored suits are from
$20.00 to $45.00
rind every one carries an absolute guarantee of a PERFECT (it. We posi
tively will not allow you to accept a suit that is not perfect in every detail.
We are exclusive agents for
KAHN TAILORED CLOTHES.
The Kind of Clothes Centlcincn Wear."
Our umdiiw lispln will giw- u some idea of the hcauty and variety of
this line of clothes.
C!!!!LJ
Till; SPOUI: OF MTT 1:1 VALUES."
THANKS MR. GRAY
City Council Will Present Resolution
toO. I. f'rtnldcnt.
The Hty Council ticlil a short ses
sion last night prettied over by
Mayor Pro Tem Allen. A voto of
thanks was extended President Gray
of tlie Oregon Trunk itnilway for
rushing the completion of the line
to Ik'fid, Messrs. Forbes and Sawhill
being Instrue ted to draft a ituilnble
resolution.
The UHual bills were ordered paid.
C. K. Alurray was appointed night
police olllcer for one month, and
Day Officer Iloborts was reappoint
ed. He reported the collection of
$1110 the puitt month In fines, etc.
The police ami fire committee was
ordered to request all merchant to
keep one light burning in their
places of business at night so as to
aid the police olllcer in preventing
thieving.
The council adjourned to meet
October 21.
MUlitS rOMOUKOVV NKJMT
There will bo a meeting of the
Commercial Club tomorrow evening
at 8 o'clock, at which the Railroad
Day committees will report.
Cameron The .Man To See
Have you seen W. B. Cameron,
the painter and decorator, about
your work? He knows how. 31tf.
CLASSIFIED COLUMN
K ATI'.S I'ivc rcnu a line for lint in
tertion in thi column, (our rent 1 i tic
lor rich tulriicnt iiucrtlou. Count
Ix moiiI to n Iiiif.
Found.
TAKKN Ul Hay saddle horse,
weight about 1 100, age 0 or 7 years.
Branded x" on left stifle. O. II.
Krlckson. 28tf
Koi'Nli Watch on street Satur
day, Sept. HJ. Owner can got same
,! culling at this ollke, proving
property, etc. 2i)tf
l.ot
Iwr Automobile number tag,
number 5110. Kinder pletuw leave
at Lara's store or notify F.F. Smith.
IWT Gray team of horses, one
largo and one small horn. Both
shod, largo horse has saddle marks.
Small horse was hobbled when last
eon. l.oavo hordes at Aune's stable
and receive reward. 2D-32pp
HITS AIJOUT TOWN.
Judge KHi4 attended court at
' I'rtnowlle tins week.
,. M. Brown of Portland came
up fur the celebration.
Mint Franc PottraU loft Satur
day fur her home in Elgin, III.
W. I. Ireland was here from Hot
yat t attend the celebration.
K I). Mcintosh went down to
Portland Monday on liusine.
Dr. U. ('. Cm' went down to Port
land Sunday and Is oxcted Iwck
tomorrow.
J. I.. Summit returned Sunday
from a thrco-day trip to Culver on
legal business.
I). I,. McKny cam up from Port
land to help lluml celebrate tho com
ing of railroads.
II. W. Skuse was ill for several
days last week but Is able to bo at
his store again.
Airs. Art Proctor has gone to
Portland to join her husband, who
is living there now.
Airs. A. AI. Lara entertained nt
bridge Monday afternoon in honor
of Airs. At. lJira of Seattle.
Mrs. II. D. Trim nrrlvod Friday
night from Seattle to remain with
hor husband several months.
Editor J. S. Delllngerof the As
toria Astorian was among the visi
tors hero for tho celebration.
V. I). Cheney of Seattle brought
a party of his friends to Itentl in a
private car to attend the celebration.
N Airs. .lack Taggart of Madras was
up for the celebration, a guost of
Mrs. N. P. Smith Thursday and Fri
day. .
. Air. and Mrs. T. B. linker have
gup to Head where they will maku
their home this winter. Madras
Pioneer.
Air. and Airs. Georgo Alillican,
Airs. Kiln Husey and AIlss Alartlia
(!oo(l worn In from Alillican for the
celebration.
Airs. .1. K. Preddy, who has been
visiting Aim. 11. II. Ford for three
months, loft Thursday for hor homo
at Portland.
W. H. Cameron Is walking with
crutches this week, having run a
nail through the ball of his right
foot Friday.
John U'gut, tho harness maker,
who left here recently on account
of ill health, is now in Portland anil
may locate there.
A. K. Segal went down to Madras
'yoalerdii on buisnos.
, llertha II. ltowleo has filed suit
for divorce against F. C. ltowleo.
W. It, Sellers left yesterday for
Klamath Falls to Ikj gone two weeks.
Tomorrow evening is the regular
time for the monthly meeting of the
School Hoard.
A meeting of the Kpiscoml Guild
will be ht'ltl Thursday afternoon at
2:M( nl the home of Aim. Wilson.
1 Circuit Court will convene at
Prineville Monthly. There will be
n numler of cases of interest to
Hend to come up.
The Methodist Sunday School was
organized Sunday with a memlor
ship of 35. Hoy Vinynnl was elect
od suH.'rintendent.
W. K. Guorin, Jr., arrived last
week from Sandusky, 0., in time
for the celebration. He will make
his home hero now.
Aiiss Alary Schroder and Kdgnr
Street of llolynt were here Monday
on their way to Prineville to attend
tho teachers' institute.
K. J. lingers is running tho res
taurant formerly conducted by W.
II. Adair,.who has a position with
tho Palace Restaurant.
Tho Whatsoovors will hold a busl
mm meutinir Alondav afternoon at
2:110 o'clock tit the homo of Airs. C.
K. Morris in Park Addition.
John Strahn has sold out exten-
sivu land holdings at Hermiston,
Ore., and come to the Henil country
to live. He is located i ear Gist.
Contract for painting the J. II.
Wonnndy bungalow was let toW. II.
Cameron. The lnldo finish will
ho in golden oak and mahogany.
Mis. Olive Cameron left Thursday
afternoon for Alodford to attend thu
state W. C. T. U. convention, going
as a delegate from Crook county.
A. C , Culyer of Holllngham,
Wash., Is a now resilient of Hend,
Ho bought lot f, block 21), Center
Addition, of Tho Hend Co. Monday.
Tim lint irlven awav liv tho linn ton
millinery store tho night before the
colouration was won by Aliss Anno
Alnrkol. who beat Airs. Goorgo S,
Young by ono voto.
Piiu'll Humlnnl anil brother liavn
bought lots 1, 2 and 3, block 22,'
Center Addition, of Tho Item! Co,,
and Conti Aldebrontlo, lot 1, block
12. through II. J. Douglass.
Another pamphlet advertising
Hend made its apicarance on Hail
road Day as a souvenir of the occas
ion. It was published jointly by tho
Head Co. and tho Hend Park Co.
A party of three men left here
Saturday for Spring Hiver to sitond
a month or two cruising timber for
the (lovernment. Thoy were John
Hiis, Karl H. Houston and Luther
Metke.
A .Methodist choir was organized
Monday evening with Airs. Z. W.
Lindhorg as director. It will sing
for the first time at the rcgulnr ser
vices Sunday in the hall over the
R3tofficO.
Fort Klamath was represented at
tho celebration by ex-Judge Georgo
T. Hladwin, Mr. Klwrleln, John Kllis,
L. C. Sisemore, Aim. Georgo Loose
ley, W. It. Johnston and Air. and
Airs. James Pelton.
Tho Alargarot lies Comedy & Dra
matic Co, loft Monday for Prine
ville, after filling u week's engage
ment here. Its iorforinancos were
good, tho company presenting some
capable actors and actresses.
F. S. SalTord. I). D. Gardner nnd
Knglneer Gilmour of tho Northwost
Townsito Co., who have peon .sur
veying tho property recently bought
hero by tho company, are now in
Prineville to survey 180 acres there.
L. D. Fox. drlvitur a Chalmers 33.
madu a record auto run from here
to Klamath Falls and return last
week. His actual running time
there nnd back was only 18 hours.
Ho took S. 0. Johnson, the San
Francisco timborman, and party.
A double wedding occurred in tho
parlor of tho Hotel Prineville yes
terday nfternoon, when Geo. H.
Hutchius and Ia'ouii AI. Kuhno
and Alfred W. Howell and Ida Lind-
back were united in marriage by
Judge Kennedy. All tho parties
were from Hend. Crook County i
Journal, fith.
A. C. Sanford accompanied his
family to Hend Saturday, where, tho '
family will reside this winter, that'
tho children may have tho advan-'
ttigo of tho high school there. Air,
Sanford returned to Aladras Tues
day and expects to bo hero a great
er part of tho time to attend to his
interests in this vicinity, Madias
Pioneer, 5th. .
Wanted
Wantkp To buy second hand
tent. Address Sherman Mont
gomery, Hond, Ore. 30-lp
I Hoy Wantko A hustler can
i make good money in hour or so in
afternoon. Call at this office.
Wantko Trees to pull. Have
first class outfit. See Liddell on
the Wilson ranch, Powell Itutte.
Address, Prineville. Ore. Mtf
Don't .Miss the Rend Lumber
Co.'s special bargain lumber sole.
Two Porcklain bath tulw, with hot
and cold water, at the barlwr shop of
Innos & Davidson on Wall Street.
Wanted Man to clear sage
brush and cut wood. Address Kd
Hulvorson. Hend, Ore. 2l)tf
Wantkd Experienced man wants
position as bookkeeper nnd type
writer. Address A. Y., care of
Bulletin. 31-Gp
Wantko To borrow S-1.000 for
three-year period on large tract of
the best timber in Central Oregon,
close to railroad. Address A 25,
care of Bulletin. 31 tf.
For Rent.
Fok Rent Two furnished slee
ing rooms. Joe Innes. 27tf
Foil Rknt Four-room bungnlow,
now anil nently finished. Phone
E. P. Brosterhous. Rend. 29-tf
Miscellaneous.
Tiik Hotel Bend's Sunday
chicken dinners are tho best in
Bend. 25tf
Hough lumber $10 a thousand at
Hend Lumber Co.
You Want the best haircuts and
shaves, so get thorn nt tho Innes &
Davidson barber shop.
Room, board and laundry for
$7.50 per week. Ijirge, airy front
room. Inquire Bulletin. tf
Get Your I.umrkr from the Pine
Forest Lumber Co. House lath and
irrigation lath a specialty. tf
A Good Position can be had by
ambitious young men and ladies in
tho field of "Wireless" or Railway
telegraphy. Since tho 8-hour law
becamo effective, and since tho
Wireless companies aro establishing
stntions throughout tho country
there is a great shortage of tele
graphers. Positions pay beginners
from $70 to $90 por month, with
good chanco of advancement. Tho
National Telegraph Instituto of
Portland, Oregon, operates under
supervision of R. R. and Wireless
officials und places all graduated into
DEPHNDAniUTY Is the "Rljtht" that entitles
us to a share of jour business.
New Fall Goods
Just Arrived.
A new supply of the late, popular
AVIATION CAPS
for Ladies and Children.
The very latest in Ladies' Uelts.
New Collars nnd Jabots.
Buy your oilcloth and tablecloth of us.
Rowes Store !
&CEXT VOOTl TO POSTOFFICE, BEND
"The Same Qoodtfor Leu Money."
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positions. It will pay you to write
them for full details. 31-2
For Sale.
Fou Exchange Hay for calves,
colts nnd young stock. Lee Daven
Iort, Powell Butte, Ore. 2Ctf
Foil Sale. Cheap, most com
plete 20,000 capacity sawmill in
Crook county. .Machinery all new.
Reason for selling, timber all cut
out. Write or enquire at Bulletin
office. 7-tf
Koit TltADK Good heavy work
toam for city property, addross J.
care Bulletin. 31tf
Foit SALE Will soil choap, thor
oughbred iMftligrecd Scotch collie
pups six months old. Inquire of
G. W. Shrincr over Skuse's store.
Fou Sai.k Good paying business
in Hend. Owner called East by ill
nous of a relative and must sacrifice
stock. Splendid location. Great snap
for some one. Address ABC. care
Bulletin. 31 tf.
i For Sale A crackcrjack span of
work mules, weight about 2200,
price $325. Phone Bend Lumber
Company. 27tf
For Exchange Equity in Den
ver, Colo., income property for land
In vicinity of Sisters or Bend. Write
F. L. Powelson, 349 E Taylor St.,
Portland. Ore. 28-31p
For Sale Good 3-inch wagon.
Inquire at Bulletin office. 30tf
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I For Sale Good work team of
, horfeos ! and 7 yearn old, weight 900
each, also good wagon and set of
; work harness cheap. Inquire Aune's
Stable, tiond. 30-lp
For Sale 10 acros irrigated
land G miles southeast of Bend,
on Bear Creek road. All fenced,
four-room house solidly built and
outbuildings, chicken yards, etc.
Seven acres cleared, plenty wood
and water. Inquire Bulletin or
write Mm. SchifTer. 23S,4 10th St.,
Astoria. Ore. 30tf
BIG FURNITURE
SALE
I am closing out entire
stock of Millard Triplett's
Fine Furniture. Buy now
and save money.
'Nough said.
w-
E. M. Thompson, Bend, Or.
HARNESS
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of fcj proof
3d.Iw
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OP" RKQ. pnios
Oct 11 to 21sH0 Days Only
Any Article in Our Harness Dept.
Our Regular Prices are Railroad Prices.
SKUSE HARDWARE
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