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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 4, 1912)
8! Ji I i 1 ' 1 f PAOK tt. the iikni) rulletin, ni:N, Wednesday, reckmrke 4, iuiu. BEND'S NEW $20,000 BANKING ESTABLISHMENT J1R9T JWIQNAL-BAigC 3SEXED 'OREGON 5S??5SSSSrg? The new home of the Ktret Nation al Uank, on the corner of Oregon and Bond street, li now practically com pleted, and will be occupied by that Institution January 1. The new building will be the finest built and occupied by auy Oregon xcr llros. of Seattle Tho Interior bank In a town of lees than 5000 In-1 nttluRa of tho banking room, now bo- nauuanis, us cosi is sxu.uvu. mo , i.,.,..,.,,, - ... ,'.... ,i building 1. 60 by 70 feet, of grcy,,nB ,t""oJ' of nuhoWn and pressed brick trimmed with Indiana marblo, and set a high standard In limestone. Tho archltecta are lice- luxurious and attractive nppearance. MM PRODUCTS SHOWN Crook County Taken Prominent Place at Land PrtMluct Show. That Central Oregon can produce many kinds of agricultural products scarce. If not extinct, In this section. ' Illustrated by tho fact that among Local nlmrods report that over In tho ,tho dlstrlcu of Oregon and Wash canvon west of town, where formerly 'Ington represented In the Hill rail- a lone hunter experienced no trouble wr' booths, this territory not only In batting down 40 or SO rabbits on nc,1 " own DUl n"J one of tno mot an afternoon't tramp, is now lucky diversified exhibits un view at the rc to get one-fifth that number. Tho cont ,an1 products show in Portland, remaining rabbits are becoming wild ' Interior towns made the following and show more of a disposition to,a,P,0', MOUND IKE COM WAR OX JACK RARHITS. (Mctollus Central Orcgonlan.) The ceaseless war on Jack rabbits Ik havlnc tho desired effect and in a short time the long-cared pest will bo' keep out of shot gun range than: for merly. The farmers will shed no tears over the complete extermina tion of the jacks. wheat po-L SCHOLARS DRIVE TO SCHOOL, (Metollus Central Oregonlan.) The Mctolias school board will build a shed near the school houso for use of the country pupils In pro tecting their horses against the win try weather. This action will be much appreciated by scholars resld grosses, on- n a men of children who hava never been to school, who now aro six years of ago or will become six boforo tho 1st of March, and who will wish to enroll at the designated date. CHURCH NOTICES MctlioObit Episcopal. Rev. E. C. Nowham, pastor. Ser vices every Sunday at 11 a. ni and at 7:30 p. m. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Epworth Leaguo at CHS p. m on Sunday. Choir practice Thursday at 7:30 p. in. Uend Oram, grasses, tatoes, vegetables. Madras Wheat, grains, onions, corn, apples. .Metollus Wheat, potatoes, Ions. Culver Pumpkins, apples, com, potato?. Terrebonne potatoes, corn, ap- .Tles, wheat. Redmond Vegetables, wheat. . Deschutes Wheat, potatoes and . . much appreciated by scholars resld- ,omer vegetaoies. J "Tho Function of Faith" An nil a v ing In the country and who drlv0 toj . Maupln-Potatoc. grains, npples.1 ,c'hoo, al niblo cUm at 'tbo iuwn cacu uay, anu is in Keeping wun vo. the policy of the board to look after the needs of the rural population. Raptlnt. The regular seplccs of the Rap t'st church will "bo hell next Sunday, with Ulble school at 10 a. m, the IJrotherh.oou4 meeting' at 3 p. ra. ,0'nd soVmbns, at 'it a. m. and 7:3q p. in. It Is expected thnt.Uer. p. Lorcc.wlll preach both morning a'hd opening. PrrbytcrUn. t Services at tho Star Theatro Sun day morning nt 11 o'clock, subject terreronxe creamery opens. Tho Terebonne Creamery Associa tion's plant has been started. The equipment Is the best. Every penon tiatronlxlne the ereamnrv will havn a voice in Its management, on the co- t08' 'ru"' PnmmnrAlal f1iilt vwitti n 1A t nt Hums Grains, grasses, pump-io..i.i ti,. mn ( W.:.i ...i M'L !et, n... ,...MJ Jtho.Holy of lfollcs." I. I. Oorby, pas- ..v..w ........ w-., ....,, 'v,u,tor. "iieai. . , ,, Prlncvllle Grains, grasses', pota toes, corn, fruit. Powell Rutte Potatoes. Laldlaw 'Grains, grasses, pota- operative plan. SCHOOL NOTES (Reported for the Rulletin. ) The net enrollment of tho 'Rend public school at the close of last week was 248 as opposed to 344 on Octo ber 4; the enrolment on November 1 bad been reduced to 222. The past month has therefore "witnessed a net Increase of 2C pupils whereas the preceding month showed net loss of 22. The" enrollment at the corresponding time lost year was 214, the net gain for the year being 34. On October 4 of the present year, with n total enrollment of 244, the enrollment of the first flvo grades was 116: at the present time enrollment In these same grades is 163 that Is, during' tho past two months the en rollment of the school as a whole has not changed very materially, while ( the enrollment of the first five grades has been Increased by 17. The enroll ment of the first live grades on Do. comber 1, 1911, was 118; therefore, tho net gain of the first five grades during tho past year has been 4 ft, while the net gain of the school has been only 34, HflV PrfttVttnt vramanm 1ntil. rabis, xiuash. , NOTICE TO PARENTS. DR. CiORIlY PERMANENT. M a congregational meeting hold at the done of tho Presbyterian churoh sorvfcoH Sunday, Rev. R. F. Harper of Milton, prcshytcrlal sec retary, made the announcement that the presont pastor, Rev. I. I, Cor by, at tho request of tho churoh fihmirl fhnrn h allfflelitnt flnmnml n class of beginners will bo received n oxtcnlon "! homo jnlsslon Iword. the first grade of the public school has consqnted to remain In ReAl?. at the middle of tho year, January 20. 1 This statement was made, as a result In order to. havo more dc0n.lte lnfor-!of n special' solicitation of the-Pres- niauon as to me necraauy tor organ-1 . . , ., .. . .. .- .. ;, ,. i Izlne ...ch rl h nrinrinni J ly of Pendleton that the lroselUl quesU that ho bo supplied with, thp ! palor should le permanent'ln llend. Tho books purchased for tho school library with tho aportlonment money reserved for such purposes have been received. Flfty-threo volumes wero procured this year. Thero were over CO visitors to hear tfie Thanksgiving program of the third and fifth grades last Wedncs yy afternoon. Tho -fourth grade had a party and lunch. The other grades having exercises were the first and second, the eight, seventh and sixth. Clyde McQIlIvray, a member of the Junior class in the high school, left last week. The family intends to go to California this week, Jut, Ivan, who is a senior, wll stay in Rend to who is a senior, will stay In Bend to graduate next spring. Bee the beautiful patterns of Llbby cut-glits'ijow OBdUpUy at Patter-un,f,AdifrtlicHejit. I RemovalSale MILLINERY AT REMARKABLY LOW PRICES An Opportunity) Not to be Mined For two weeks, before I remove to my new store on the corner ot Wull and Minnesota streets, much of my-most tittruetive stock will be sold at half price, to make the moving easier und to make room for spring stock. Trading Stumps will have Double Value during this sale. MRS. S. McINTOSH DR. U. C. COE, President C. S.J1UDSON, Cashier . Mi K. A. SATIIER, Vice President The First National Bank of Bend, Bend, Oregon Capital Fully Paid $25,000 Stockholders' Liability $25,000 Surplus $6,000 " 4 . v., ' - A' t '- "- i- - " U ' ' HI THE PEOPLE OF REND KNOW TRAT THE OROWTII OP THIS LEADING RANK IN ANY CITY IH A CRITERION OP THE HEAL fRIOWTII OP THE TOWN, ANI THE HI'IRIT NIIOWN RY THAT IUNK IS IN' LAIKJE MlwKURE THE SPIRIT i)V THE MUNICIPALITY. TTTHIS R-NK IS THE HUHINEHH IU ROMLTER OF THIS COMMUNITY. . THE (UtOWTII OF THE FIRST NATIONAL RANK OP REND IH IN DICATIVE OF THE OROWTH OF REND AND CENTRAL ORIMO.Y. fl 9 ' - .'ft r m- t - J r .A. ".'. .. - ti. ' i. $.4 vi I J . I. , . - ri' . , . . V . . x , . WE NOW HAVE OVER I KM) AC COUNTHf Ol'R OEI'OSITri ARE (JREVTEU THAN THE COMRINEII REPOSITS OF ALL HANKS ON THE OREdON TRPNK All IIEflt'HUTlW RAILROAIISt ARE WIDELY HIS TRIRPTEI) ANII UK HAVE RUT FEW UR(Je ACtOt'NTH. Ol'R POLICY IS TO LOAN THE .MONEY WHERE IT WILL HO THE UHHATKNT COO!) TO THE (JUIUT EST NPMRER. ANII IN THE COM MUNITY PROM WHICH Wit RE. RIVE Ol'R Rl'SlNESS. 4! "fl 1 . V . WE ARE EREtTINO -THE I'INIIhT IIANIC Rl'Ir.OlNd4, l.sj ClINTIIAIi OEEOON, WHICH WE WILL OC CUPY JANUARY I, ANil IN WHICH WE WILL HAVE EVERY MODERN FA O! LI TV FOR IIANOLINO YOUR RUSINIISS. THIS RUILDINO IS FOR YOUR USE , AND CONVENIENCE ANII WE IN VITE YOU TO USE ITPEHEI.YtAT , ALL TIMES. f ; t 4' THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BEND DIRECTORS: U. C. Coe E. A. Sather C. S. Hudson O.'M. Patterson H. C. Ellis -Si , fit .'.-) ' t ' - - , 'I j r .t , . .... , w U h fiOc ; - i i II- 1 1 ,