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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931 | View Entire Issue (March 13, 1912)
I.u - i V - l I J m r y f Jsjy New Summer Dress Goods. Cl'RING nlwuya cnlU for new wash dresses. Of courwj ffttitfiutm Is tho fn vorlto of moot of tho In dies, Wo oro showing n beautiful lino of A. F. C. Ginghams. These nro tlio standard of (lunllty tho world ovir. Tho colons nro irunrnntccd nhsolutoly fast and tho wearing quality Is un cqunlod. Wo nro pricing tho ontlro lino nt 12jds yd. LIGHT COLORED PERCALES nro n clone itccond top;lnfr hnm with mnny. Wo havo tho beat wo can buy 30 Inchcsrwldo nnd ex tra heavy cloth priced ut only 15ds yd. Wo expect to rccclvo our White Good, Muslin Un derwear, Iacc and Em broideries by tho Inst of tho week. Theao Roods nnd n beautiful lino of Curtain Novelties are com ing from tho cast. Watch our dlsplny windows for tho first showing. BITS ABOUT TOWN. N P, Smith received a carload of nalla nnd wlro Monday. Mia Kern Hall of Doacbutca was a vliltor In (own Hundsy, James Hreon has been taking tho Itultelln for seven yoara. J II. tleyhurn has boon laid up Kith an attack of quinsy. L 11. Mlaonor, tho caah grocer, lias pst on a delivery wagon. V. I). Ilanica of Laldlaw waa In the city Monday on business. Mr, Hudson will bo hostoss for tho llrldRo Club Friday afternoon. W. II, Courtney of laldlaw wna a gueat at Taggnrt'a Hotel Monday. C I,. Olit and Bd Howell or His tor wora Horn! vliltors yelonlay. Tho Aftornoon BOO Club moot (hit wook with Mr. Klmor Morrill. J 1'. Koyea of Tho Hand Co. wont to Portland Bunday on a business (rip. THE Stof of Bttttr VItM( v' Mli tills Snnford lias beon sick tho past ton days with an attack of . grip. I . - Avw' - v WE STAND THE of tho closest pontonM investigation in tho matter of our furniture. It Is mndo In tho best fuctorlcs, from tho best designs, nnd n finish nnd thorough workmanship It ennnot be equalled nnywliero nt prices llko ours, Wo nsk for u personal criticism, nnd a comparison of values, nnd know that your' judgment will favor us aftor tho 'inspection, E. M. Thompson .1 Where Your Dollar -- --- Tim. Mvnnlnir 1100 Club will bo ontortnliiod tonight b'y Mrs. Ovor turf. Trod N. Wnllnco of Laldlaw ro turned Bnturdny from n trip to Port land. II. A. Millar roturned Sunday night from a business trip to Port liuul. Mr. I'. J. (Irnnln of Portland Is visiting bur dnughtor, Mr. II. V. Hkuso, Tho American llakory Is now turuliiK out dally nearly -100 loave r bread. II. C. Cady nnd C. 11. Rpnuxli of Lnldtnw wore In town yestorday on buslncs. Mis Ilessln Mnln and Mrs. K. I). Moliitonh raturnod Tlturday from Portlnnd. Mr. and Mr. (I. W.Bhrlnor moved Frldny Into their now homo In Park Addition. 11. 1 Meyer tot tho. Redmond Creamery Co. spent Bunday at the uoiei uonn. J, 8. Jackson, who has beon In Hoattlo for sovoral months, returned to llend Krldsy. In honor of hor mother, Mrs. II. W. Hkui" will entertain n few of her friends tomorrow. (loams Ilrewator of Prlnevlllo was a Bunday visitor In llend, a guest at the Pilot llutto Inn. Mrs, A. C Banford left Monday for Opal City to Join her husband on his ranch near thore. Mrs. A. B. Ilagenaen of Dululh, Minn., Is vlaltlnnr hor psronts, Mr. nnd Mrs. J- P. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Lara expect o mako a business (rip to Portland tho lattor part of tho week 15, V. Grsndon oponod the Grand Hestaurant In tho Krlckeon bulldlnx on Ilond street last Thursday. Miss Iva Weat Is a guost of Misses Msudo and Grace Vaudevert at tho Vandavert ranch up-river this wock C. iL. Everson of Columbus, Nob., I hero on a month's visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Everson. The Presbyterlsn Guild will rIvo a cafeteria suppor In the Millard Trlplotl building on Baturday; Starch 10 th. Miss Florence Harnett returned last night from a vlalt of severs! wooks with relative and friends at Wasco. Tho Moneley Quartet, the last and beat number In tho lycoum course, w be here on Monday evening, March SB. Itlchard Kreba came In Sunday night front Portland to take up hla residence on his homeatead In Hamp ton Valley. YV. C. Wilkes, asslatsnt genersl freight and poaaonger agent of the Oregon Trunk Hallway, Is expected In llend tonight. Mrs. John Tuck and Mrs. Hugh Smith, who havo been patients at tho llend hospital, left Monday for tholr hbmes In Itodmond. Julius Jsnette, who hss boen In Ban Francisco (his winter, roturned to llend Saturday to go on his homo stead again on Prlnglo Flats. V. F. Behultx got In Frldsy night from 8eattlo whore he had twon spending tho winter and has gono (o his homostead on Prlnglo Mats. Mr. Oldham, formorly agent at Moody, wll aucceod P. W. Drawn as ailitnnt depot agent hero. Ha It expected In (ho last of (ha week. Pontmailer Minor wlahe to In Harm tho public that the poitago re quired on n letter mailed In Ilond to go out ou tho rural routo I 3 cent An important meeting of the chool bosrd will bo hold at the aohoolhouib tomorrow ovonlng whon tonchors for the next sesiluu will bo elected. Mr. McGonlglo, who has been with (ho Nowlon-Kollor Co. In Port land, has como to Ilond and will bo ---- -- K ; fc. SEARCHLIGHT Does Its Duty. n THORSON THE JEWELER Watch Repairing: , a Specialty. First Class Work Guaranteed DcBt I'lnco to Iluy China and Cut Glass PRICES RIQHT IK M associated with tho Oregon Invest ment Co. Mrs. Nellie Wright has sold hor bakery oven to W. If. Hobbs of Itod mond nnd will hereafter glvo her entire attention to hor restaurant and hotel. C. P. Nlswongor nnd J. I. West have dissolved partnership s under takers. Mr, Nlawonger will conduct the butlnoas at tho sstno location on Fir avenuo. Engineer It. B. Koon of Chicago, who will propare plans for the city aowerage syatem, hss oponod an office In the lioyd building on Green wood svokuo. J. I. West left Thursday for Port land and may havo to remain there on account of his health. He had a severe attack of heart troubjo Wed neaday night. During tho past weok four car loada of emigrants' niovsblos have arrived here. Two cars csmo from Wyoming and tho other two from Washington stste. K. B, Lapp returned Monday from Portland where ho had been for medical treatment. He has recov ered from tho accidental shooting aomo weeks ago. W. J I. Itennett, stale bank exarnl nor, Is making an Inspection of Cen tral Oregon banks and was In llend the first of tho week examining tho local Institutions. Mrs. R. F. Avsrlll entertained a few lady frlonds st a fancy dress party yesterdsy afternoon. There were 14 present dressed ss Topiy, Fluffy Ilufllci.etc W. M. Dlckerson of Vancouver, Wash., and P. Qrablor of Portland filed on homesteads laat week, being located In the oaatern part of tho county by E. It. Post. Carl L. Wernicke, Portland man ager of the Weatlnghouse Electric A Msnufacturlng Co., was In llend on builness Frldsy. While hero ho was (he gues( of K. M. Lam. (T V BUSINESS PROPERTV FARM AND TIMBER LANDS 553s3 FIRE INSURANCE fADTNA My Agency Conilsts of the Pollowlnir Well Known ' Companies Continental PIDULITY- PIIONIX IIOAIUorN.Y. New York Un. derwrlters' Agency HARTFORD U'ULICAN Umpire State Surety Bonds J. A. EASTES Oregon St., Bond, Oregon. , IK RIVERSIDE LYTLE -AUBREY HEIGHTS ADDITIONS Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Vnndovort did not find It necessary to mako a trip to Balotn as tholr son George did not have to undergo an operation for appendicitis as was expected. If. Calor, a stone man of Ilond, was in Itodmond Tuesday Inveatlgatlng the building situation hero. Ho ox poets to submit a bid on Mr. Wilson's theater building. Itodmond Hub. During tho Inst week tho llend Hums Coiuolldatcd Auto Compnny has carried twonty itassongers from hero to Hums and brought 18 back. According to J. H. Wonandy (ho Jravol Is picking up evory week. II. K, Jones of Maker City wna In Ilond last week, returning (o Maker for n couple of month, after which ho says he will return and probably sottlo hero. When ho comes back he expects (o bring other oaatern Oro gonlans with hi in, Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Kcmbroll and olglit children havo nrrlvod from Harrlsonvlllo, Mo., and will mako tholr home on n liomcatesd which Mr. Kombrcll will tsko up In township 20, rnngo 17. Mrs. Kombrcll la a daughter of W. It. Storms. J. Kdward Larson, owner of the laundry, Jim boon Joined by his family from Artesian, 8. U. Mr. Iiraon hss twin boys, Douglas and Donald, about two years old. Mrs. Larson wsa accompanied by her sister, Miss Hilda Amundson. Mrs, Maude Alnsworth roturned Thursdsy night from Graua Valley. Kopalrs are being rnado to the build in which alio had her mllllnory shop and alio w reopon there. Her stock was damagod (o (ho extent of aevoral hundred dollars by fire. The Hotol Oregon, with Mr. and Mrs. Theo. A. Ohl, formerly of Port land, In charge, was oponod Thurs day night, the first guest being A. T. Cantor of 8sskatchewan, Canada. Tho hotel Is located on tho aecond floor of tho J. I. Weat building on Greenwood avenue. Tho roomi are nicely furnished and have hot and cold wator, stoam heat and electric llghta. The hotel will be conducted on (ho European plan. Why get up In the night to flit (lie atovo? Ilank it with coal at night. and you need not fcsf'tiiat the pipes will freeze. HANDLE MDLLS OUTPUT Overt urf-DavlifMIIIer Co. (o Hell I.uiiiIht of Pine Forcnt Company All final detail havo been com' pletod whereby tho Overturf-Davl Miller Co. has taken ovor tho lumber end of the business of the Pine For est Lumber Co. From the lumber company H. J. Sottong has retired. K. A. Griffin now being sole proprle tor who will operate the mill In the future. The Orerturf-Davla-Mlller Co. has bought tho entire stock at the present yard noarly a million feet of Mr. Orlhln and have contracted for the output of tho mill. The retail yard will atlll be maintained at the mill, and In the early summer a branch yard will probably be located In Ilond. The aurplua upper grades will bo shipped to tho Mlddlo West. GIVE SURPRISE PARTY IJndbori:s, Leaving Soon, are Enter tained by Friends HaniUome Gift Last Wednesday afternoon about thirty ladles gnvo a surprise party to Mrs. .7. W. Llndborg. Mr. and Mrs. Ltndborg are leaving soon to again mako their home In Portland and tins occasion anoruea an oppor tunity for (ho many frlonds (o or press their koon rogrot at their de parture. In behalf of tho Ladles Aid Society of the Mothodlat church and many othors, Mrs. Thorson pre sented to Mrs. Llndborg a handsomo borry sorvlco. Young ladles sorved dainty refreshments during the afternoon. Sire. Llndborg Is a vocalist of rare ability and haa boon an Important factor In tho musical life of tho town, bolng always rendy to assist whoro talent was re quired. INDIGNATION MEETING Property Owners Think They Get i Had Deal on Tuxes. v To tho Editor of Tlio Bulletin: Kindly publish this: There will be an Indignation mooting of taxpayers at tho Commer cial club room lonlEht(Woduesday) nt 8 o'clock. Ilund Is getting a bad deal on tax- os. Each or the signers has beon as ecssod tu n ridiculous maimer, with out regard to propor valuation and In total disregard of tho valuation of adjoining nnd similar proporfy. If you are Interested, come and bring your tax data with you. It may be too lute to got much atten tion, but at loast wo can protest. J. II. MEAN. ELMKIt NI8W0N0EH ANTON AUNG, WENANDY HV, CO., Dy J. II. Wounndy. MOVKS HTOHKH TO CULVKIL Ehrot tiros., who havo boou con dtii'tlug a general morchandlso store at Redmond, will move to Culver, We Announce an Offering of the Season's Most Stylish Suits SKIRTS, WAISTS, Children Dresses, Ladles Neckwear, Belts, etc., direct from Eastern Markets The Suits, from . . . $12.50 to $25.00 The Skirts, from $4.50 to $7.00 The Waists, from 65c to $5.50 The Children's Dresses... 50c to $1.50 We Urge an Early tfsfectkt While the Stock is Complete. Low Prices Dependable Merchandise Courteous Treatment, Our Principles. Mannheimer's Tke DEPENDON Store. Buttons Alsdo to Order at Tbls Store aays the Deschutes Valley Trlbuno. Tho store at Redmond has been sold and a large building will be put up at Culver. Tho Tribune also states that J. A. Norwood moved to Culver from Redmond a "couple of weeks since." MAKE LONG DIUVK. Mr. and Mrs, Rameservelle, who live at Denlo, In Harney county, on the Oregon-California line, returned last week from a visit to Chicago via Uend. They loft here Friday morn ing In a cart drawn by two horses. Intending to drive tho 300 miles In that rig. The team was left In Dead about a month ago when they went east. XfjJ Guernsey Earthenware Brown whitelincd enameled Cooking ad ServHtj Dishes. The best nnd cheapest. For sale by ' SKUSE HARDWARE CO. Bend, Oregon i '0 ' " ' -; I I We are Not Superstitious, but We Believe in SIGNS. i i HUNTER BROTHERS PAI.VTCRS and DECORATORS. ' i a I il I I 1 1 1 1 li' i i i lil imiiil nm i i i ill ii i nil! nn i i t Jf ' i ..ii. m .SSSMSfc- 1 1., i . , CMtKFULT.Y CRITICAL nro out compounder in putting up doctors' prescriptions. There U no clmnco of mi error, a thoroughly prncdcnl knowledge of drugs nnd (heir MrenjEtlu mill purposca mak ing our liel)i Immune from in U takes. Wo carry a full lino of pure drugs nnd standard remedies, as well as everything (hut Is usually fouad In a drug store of the better class. PATTERSON DRUG COMPANY. Buttons Made to Order at This Store PROVISIONS AT COST. Having sold my bakery outfit, t havo a quantity of flour, baking powder, tinware and granltewaro which I will sell at wholesale prices. First to come gets this bargain. Mrs. Nellie Wright. Doyd building. . In order to Introduce their nursery stock In the Bend district, the Sun nyslopo Nursery Company of Baker, Oregon, is offering to deliver their products during the spring; of 1912 to Bend at very low flgnres. This stock being raised at aa elevation ot 3500 feet makes It well acclimated to the Bend district Parties con templating planting orchards will do well to get their price lists, which can bo had by writing thorn at Baker, Oregon. 1-4