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Till) 11KNU 11UI.I.KTIN', 1KNI, WKDNKHOAY, NOVKMHKIl 80, 1013.
FOR. THE BEST CLOSE-lN RESIDENCE PROP
ERTY IN BEND INVESTIGATE
LYTLC
There you will find property ideally located
as to closeness to the business district;
property to any lot of which city water can
be immediately piped; from nearly every
lot there may be had a gorgeous view of
the Cascade Mountains; and from where
you can choose lots to suit your taste as to
topography, such as outcroppings of rock
ideally adapted for bungalows, or smooth,
clear, level lots, free from rock, where gar
dens and lawns may be had the first year.
If convenient cnll at our oflice and be taken out over LYTLE
so that you may see for yourself; or if you are out of town,
write for further information which we will be pleased to fur
nish. We can also take actual photographs of the property
and send you if you are interested.
THE PROBLEM
OF GOOD ROADS
j i!mM tu U iIiiihkvI Into thu mm mid
uneven )Mi' or tlio urmio. in nun
Co-oporallon Only Remedy For
Present Conditions,
MUST USE THE LOG 0RAR
Long ami Comlittnt Work With Thlt
Simplt Initrumtnt Will Work Won
dtraWatcn th Crown Dramas
Important In Dirt Moadt,
Tin eikkI rtutiU nntltlrm would lie
to irutlriu nt nil If the hoio tin n
whult would work tui;ittirr. It la Jimt
its uiticli to ttm lutvrvatur, tho city nmn
iu tin fnruior.
Tlicro U ui Itilliirnro Hint Mirournura
communlt.r Impruvoment ami rural O
rclopuifut tuuro than wxl roml. You
or I would rntbor bnul o load trn mllca
orer n Rood road thou rive ml In orur
BEND PARK COMPANY
453-4-5-G Empire Bldg., SEATTLE. WASH.
BEND, OREGON
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hti:n)(iiiai'mv wohu.
Hlt'iinnriiplu'r nt Tim lliilh'lhi of.
lien Mill tnko riii)liiK i"il HriH'iiil
I)khmIIIiik wink nt h'iihuimIiIii iiii,
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Tim aua iwiD rrsn nruooiHO,
condition It pneka like putt, and trnv
l im It tHfita It until It la nlmoit nt
tiiml n n partitivut nnd iintvtlcalljr
ImiHTvloim to wntrr. When tlm ronda
arv dnuttist iK-furo thejr nrv drjr then
nre no llttl lump to be uroiuid Into
dint.
The making nml kn-iilnir of the nmi
erci-mviinu tin nmd nrv ituntlier mitt
trr that alumni Im ulwn clomi cuimM
vrntluu, fiur drnuulns tho nnd n
loinr time ttu rt-ntiT of thu liluliwnjr
mi)' Ikhiiiiic too full, Thl (Mmlltluii
.n not Ui'ii rrnrlntl inntlly. hut It
iiiii.t In it k Uiimi Him to turn Hie
ilnur nml ilirmv tin dirt nut from Hie
vnt'T Imvnnl tin m!w.
A ntnthviiy well dniliuil nt tin xMc
nml irvrttnl with tin' ilru iihihIkIimiiI.
fiilllifullj- mid m'lfiitlilcnlljr Mill ncvor
Kit very Imil. It will In tltni to
drive over eleven nnd one half mouth
of thu .vi'iir.-ltuiid Milker
HOT BREAD
EVERY MORNINQ nt
couketth
SIIUKY'S
MISKN KU'S
McCUISTON'S-
IIAKIll) IIV
American Bakery
New
PALACE
MARKET
Chariot lloyd, Prop.
MEATS
Vegetables, etc.
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NOVEMBER MEET
BUSINESS OF SPECIAL
INTEREST
accepted. court that an election ho n&ld nc-
A petition for the Incorporation of cording to atatute covering the In-
tho town of Metollug. containing a ,..... i .,........ . . . ,
. , . . , ... . 'corporation of towns anil cltloa, to ho
description of tho territory Included i , .
within Its houndarles. alio locumen.ho,d on Don"'0- 3 the Commer-
tary evidence that upwards of 150 c,n clu, rooms.
persons reside and ure Inhabitants, An old typewriter was ordered
of the district, It was ordered by tho sold to M. i:. Coleman for J20.
Metollu Xow Incorporated County
I'aya ?-207.."iO In Coyote llounty
lload l'etltlona Are Consider.
cd and FrnncliUe Granted.
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At the November session of the
County Court, the following was busi
ness of special Interest transacted:
Road petitions of C. D. Preston,'
Hugh Lister, Albert Moore, C. V
Hunter, V. Schreder, :ienry Ulvens.
Ella D. Peterson and J. 8. McVey
were considered and the board of
road examiners ordered to view tho
proposed roads and report at the
next term of court. ,
The Hampton Valley Development
Association's request for the estab
lishment of a voting preclnet In or
near sec. 16-21-19 was continued un
til the time prescribed by law for
creating voting precinctii. :
Tho 8. D. Mustard road petition
Is still under consideration, and that
of J. L. Windotn was dismissed. A
petition for electric franchises af
fecting Redmond and enlargement of ,
the Prlneville system, was granted
George Jacobs.
Q . W, Raper of Ireland precinct
was granted a liquor license, and A. '
C. Ladd the same for Ulack llutte
precinct. I
Action on the E. A. Knotts et a! pe
tition for county road was continued
on account of defect In the descrip
tion of said proposed road.
The petition of Earl II. Houston '
asking for the position of Inspector of
timber cruising In Crook county wan,
continued and application ordered
filed for reference.
The county clerk reported the pay
ment ot $267.60 bounty on 14 Cr coy
ote scalps and 22 bob pats front feet.
They were then reduced to ashes In
accprganqo with the statute,
The report pf O. E. Woodward,
county superintendent of bridges,
wan; received. It covered the new
'nel,-.bridge'-oer- Crooked river at
. ,,P$feWtef'i.nil Mayfleld1; The re
.pori .was approved and the brldg?
OVERCOATS
BEFORE YOU SEND AWAY FOR IT,
drop in ntthis store nnd
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buy your overcoat nnd
snve money. We have
themgood ones from
8.50 up. You will also
find in our large stock
Mackinaw Coats
$4.50 and up.
noAD ntroiia amctiATio diuooimo.
a Ixid one. (IikhI roud brim: tin mar
' k't msirtT to flu fit rm uml muki Uu
farm umrv it-lnihU In turn Kiwi
i rmul rlilurfe lh trade tcrrllipry of
the town. A -ouutry home out from
i the city Qve mllrs ovrr a well kept
I rond Is (n reality nearer than one sit
1 untt-d couHtdorably clunvr which N
! reached over u tmil road, rlfti-en mlltii
Is not u lone drive over a finely kfpt
hlchwny. It la prohlhltlTi throUKh
muck or over a ruttitl. bumpy, iiu
racklnc. unrarrtl for wur
The roud ilrnc I the mm Implement
at bund thnt will muke nnd keep KonI
1 road at n low cuhL A nmd ttnic mil
I b mmli at nn i'T-'iixf of It- limn I'.'
In in a terl.nl and luUir, iiihI It will il
i more work and Im-Mit work thnn nuy
'crader at nuy cost It will oKrate
with one inun nml a ttiun. nml u unub
i it niiulre three lisiinn anil n tmiiiy
men at leant If nil the minify thnt
Is siH-nt on the snider to the detrl
ment of tin rond wn put Into dmu
elm; there wouhl U n crent linprovi-
incut Iu the hlithwny. Ih-eniiie n
i towiiihlp tin n cruder mi timid N un
nniiii or ixi'ii for ulny It to tetir
, up uml niln roniN.
I A ix-rfwl dirt nni can't In mndi
' with ii dniir In u dny nr n wtn-k nml
KTirn-ly In n )wir. hut Ikiik ami nn-
i1cnt iim of It I Ixiiiml to iiinke n
cikmI rond tlunlly. Tin mnlii tmuhlf
now with the tlnti: U thnt It U mvd
only niHixmi'illi-nlly In many i-kwi nml
then mt at I he rluht time There Id n
cvrlnln time nfler n rnlu "lien Hie
mud l not etillrelv drleil nml yet I li
We Deliver the Goods
BUS AND DRAY LINE
LIOHT AND HEAVY LIVERY.
aBBamaaaa
liny, Barley, Onta, Wheat nnd Hran nt lowent price.
Tho Largest Ilarn In Central Oregon.
WENANDY LIVERY CO.
Bend, Oregon.
J. H. WENANDY LON L. QX
Under New Management. ::
THE PILOT BUTTE INN
UENIVS LUAUINU I10THI.
Is now In chnrgo of J. !. Tnwriirt &"Co.
I. Irm t flfln W..v. it.... .....I ,1... ". .... fj, h. .. f ......, 1 .. l....
. unt. v.iiuKi .jvi tivu unit iiiu V.UUI1UU ui vtiionin, in uur .liuilii, f
FKGII AUTO lictween Hotel nnd Depot. J
I New Shoe j
Shop j
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Sweaters
$2 nnd up to $6.50
Underwear
per gnrment, trom 50c
to $1.50
Shoes
for men, women, children
Rubbers nnd Raincoats
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Yi'JfWlll,
vri i Hw Ui '
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Suits
from $10 to $25
R. M. SMITH
CLOTHING CO.
WALL STREET.
"Evprythlnk to Wear for Men Who Care."
I HAVE A SHOE SHOP
ON OREGON STI.EET.
Next to the Uarber Shop.
Repairing Neatly Done.
Q. F. HURT
$M2
Sunday Special
New York
Ice Cream
HOT
DRINKS
AT
THE
FOUNTAIN.
Don't Forget Our
HOME MADE
CANDIES
t
ffifci
SEPARATORS
THE SHARPLESS TUBULAR THE BEST
Separator made. Eay to clean, llht to run, and It' tho
CLEANEST SKIMMER MADE. Wo have them In stock.
COME AND SEE THEM.
MOWERS AND HAY RAKES.
THE CELEBRATED! DEERINGl LINE. Light, atronj? and
durable. For pale by
TTe STORE OF QUALITY
S. C. CALDWELL, Mgr.
WTT
Before You Let the Contract
for that new building, consider these
facts about brick.
In building with nil other material no
allowance is made for doors, windows and
other openings.
With brick you can make an allowence
of 10 to '25 percent.
With lumber 15 to 25 percent is added
for sizing, laps, etc. With brick it is
unnecessary.
With all other material 5 to 10 per
cent added for waste, such as cutting,
fitting, knots, shakes, etc. With brick
there is absolutely no waste.
When a building is finished, built with
any other mnterial, there is always a lot
of waste to haul nwny.
With brick, if you have any left we
will take them off your hands at the full
price you paid for them.
There is a hundred other reasons why
you should build with brick.
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BEND BRICK & LUMBER CO.