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IlKND KULMCTIN, 11KNH, OIUXIUN,' TlHmUDAY, WAV ir, lll
EARLY BEND INVESTOR
DIES IN PORTLAND
W. K. ftiicrlit l'nwc Suddenly nt
DniiRiitcr'ii llontc -Was l,Kltlettt
of, Werfchute I. & lv'Ctt.
(From Friday's Dally.')
(Oregon Journal.)
ViHlam Gstlt Querin died Thurs
da? Grinning at tho homo ot hla,
daughter, Mrs. James M. CoRhlan,
wife ot Dr. CoRhlan. 1S5 North 35th
Btroot, following an attack ot acute
ailment ot the lungs only a few min
utes before
Mr. Ouirln camo to Seattle from
Columbus, Ohio, In 1S99, whero ho
had beert president and actively Iden
tified with tho Columbus, Sandusky
& Hocking Valley Railroad company
for many years. Thero ho became
Interested In the Seattle, San Fran
cisco Railroad & Navigation company.
Tho central Oregon country attracted
his attention, and he accepted the
presidency of the Deschutes Irriga
tion & Power company, and bcramo
an Important factor In the upbuild
, ing ot Bend and the development ot
Central Oregon, attracting invest
ments ot capital and the interest ot
cnpnblo men ot known ability and
enterprise.
In 1913, Mr, Querin retired from
active affairs, and thereafter resided
with his daughter in this city. Mr.
Querin was born in 184? in Mich
igan, and was active in business af
fairs and railroad financiering and
management early in his career.
Funeral services at the residence
In this city will be held on Friday
afternoon, and tho body will bo taken
to Columbus, Ohio, for Interment.
Ills daughter will accompany the
body.
Mr. Querin Is survived by tho fol
lowing children: Mrs. J. M. Cogh
Ian, of Portland; W. E. Querin, or
Clovoland; R. F. Gucrln, Seattle; Dr.
J. T. Querin, Seattle. Henry F.
Querin, of Columbus, Is a brother.
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jBvttrty Smith ClolljfK.
Mr. Querin, had been in Bend as
recently as December, 1916, and had
spent a part ot tho winter at Alfalfa.
Coming hero with his son, W. E.
Querin, Jr., in 1904, he was associat
ed with him in tho Deschutes Irriga
tion Power Co., a forerunner of the
C. O. I. Cou be.Ing vico president ot
that corporation, and was also in
terested in the telephone, bank and
ranch properties.
I
N all 6ur.expenence through changing seasons find
evolution1 of styles, we never have seen more satisfy
ing things than the 1017 offerings for men's wear.
The military effects in our suits for spring and summer
give ft finishing touch to the whole impression you'll
get when you look through our store. The models
shown in the illustration are indications of the appro
priate designs that are being shown at M Q t A dQC
this store now - .- 40 t0 $)D
A. L. FRENCH, The Men's Toggery
THE STORE THAT SETS THE PACE
We Have Everything & Boy
Our stock of Boys' Clothing and Furnishings nt the present time is com))leto
with every necessity for piny time ns well ns school hours. You enn clothe your
boy nt our store more ronsonnbly than from any competitor. We specialise
, in our Boys' Department nnd endeavor at all times to keep tho prices down
and the qualities up.
Boys' Man-Tailored Suits $5.00, $6.00, Jp7.R0, $8.50
Boys' Sport Waists 50c and $1.00
Boys' Knee Pants Z.J. 85c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.00, $1.75
Boys' Athletic Union Suits ,. 50c, 05c, 75c, $1.00
Boys' Shoes a Z $1.65, $1.75, $2.00, $2.25, $2.50, $2.75
Boys' Shirts -fr 50c, 75c, $1.00
Boys' Suspenders .: , .,.H.v..t 25c, 50c
Boys' Stockings .', ...., '..15c, 25c, JJ5c
Boys' Neckties ; 25c, 50c
Kangaroo Suspendors for Boys and Girls, 4 to 18 yrs ,...50c
Wilson Hose Supporters - - r 25c
WANT IMPROVEMENT
OP LAIDLAW ROAD
Bend Auto Club Will Petition Coun
ty Court Itcttcrnicnt of Streets
.in City Also Sought.
Recitation "Tho Little School
Ma'am," Lois Stookey.
"School Room Scene."
Rules.
Tho premium list for tho club's
fall exhibit is as follows:
Articles must be tho handwork of
tho exhibitor. Plowing and prepar
ing soil may be done by others, but
general care of exhibit must be by
exhibitor. Articles must bear namo
jot ownor, also labels showing class,
'lot number and age.
I lot So. Clnvt A.
Dread. First prize, Japanese Tea
i Set, Warner's; second prlzo, 1.00
, Cake. Olrl's Middy, Pcoplo's Store;
; second, $1.00.
Making Powder Illscult. First, Pair
Olrl's Silk Olovcs and hoso; sec
ond S1.00.
Canned Fruit. First, Olrl's Dress,
Mannhelmer'a; second, $1.M.
Jellies, First, 10 Tickets to Grand
Theatre; second, CO cents.
Candy, General Selection. First.
11.00; second, 50 cents.
1ot No. CloNt It.
Crocheting. First, Girl's llrncelct;
second, CO conts.
Tatting. First, J1.00; second, 00
cents.
Hand Made Apron. First. Subscrip
tion to Dend Bulletin; second, CO
cents.
Machine Mado Apron. First, $1 00,
second, 1 lb. Golden West Coffeo
SHOES.
Just a word about shoes. Of late
we havcbecn fitting out the whole
family, think of it -whole families at
a; time. But there is nothing won
derful about that when you visit this
department nd be convinced that it
is the best place to buy shoes cheap.
Shoes for the Whole Family!
Four YourPurse's Sake Investigate
CENTRAL OREGON SCHOOL
DAY.
At Bend..May lWDon't fail to at
tend'the Biggest School Event of tho
Year.
Free Railroad Fare For all per
sons coming from Madras, Culver.
Terrebonne, Redmond, Metolius, and
mnking purchases to the amount of
$15, we will refund your railroad faro
both ways.
f. M. Smith Clothing Co.
The Fastest Growing Store in the State
(From Saturday's Daily.)
Members of the Bend Auto club '
met this noon In regular session at '
tho Pilot Butte Inn, and laid plans '
for the bettering ot roads In Bend
and In Deschutes county. A com-!
mlttce was appointod cossistlng ot 1
Hugh O'Kane, Paul Garrison and
R. M. Smith to call on the county
rourt a( Its seasidn next week and
ask that, (he dangerous rocky point
on the Laidlaw road Just below the
North Canal dam be eliminated. It
Is estimated that the proposed im
provement will cost between 9600
and 11000.
Every memoer of the Bend Auto
elub was requested to keep a list ot
bad place's noted In the city streets,
and to report them In writing to the
secretary. At the next meeting
measures will be taken to see to It
that these defects are remedied.
Central Oregon School Day
At Bend, Oregon
SATURDAY
IVJLxtL m.
For Girls Under til Vcam.
Cross-Stltchc'd Towoll. First, 3 lbs.
Candy, Logan's; second, Pr. IMiih.
Thorson.
Plain Hemstitched Pillow Blip.
First, 1.00; second COe Hook.
Dressed Doll. KM. Olrl's Chain
and Locket, M. II. Syinons; sec
ond, Pair Ilustur Ilrown llono, Uol
den Itule.
a1 No, ('hunt (X
First Second
Potntoos ... 12.00 11.00
Cabbage 1.00
unions :. i
Beets .
Deans ... ...
Corn
Parsnjps
1.0O-.
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
CO
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Track .and Field Events
LIBRARY CLUB WILL
GIVE BENEFIT DANCE
(From Wednesday's Dally.)
The Library Club will give a ben
efit danco tomorrow evening at the
Hippodrome, A hearty send-off will
be given" the young men who leave
Friday evening for Portland to Join
the army and navy. A rousing ad
dress will be given by R. P. Mlnter.
The recruits will be the guests of
the Library club, no charge being
mado for their admission. The ad
mission charge to others will be X,
50-ynrd dash
100-ynrd dash
220-ynrd run
440-yard run
Mile run
Relay
Discus
Urond jump
Shot put
Javelin
High jumpt
Pole vault
120 high hurdles and 220 low hurdles
Declamation
Peas. . ..... .-.. 1.00
Radishes a.1.00
Turnips ........ 1.00
Ruta1aga '. 1.00
Carrots ' .. ... 1.00
Iot No. ('In! I).
Calves First. I1.2C Knife. If. P.
. Smith; second, Cap and Olovcs, It.
M. Smith; third, Buster Brown
iHose, Oolden Rule.
'Pigs. First. Knife, Bund Hdwo. Co.;
second, 11,00; third, 7Cc.
Hlieep. First, 2 lbs. Candy. Me-
Bride's; second, $1.00; third, 7Cc.
Lot No. f1n E. Jt
Children Under 10 Vnirs,
General Collection of Vegetables,
First, 1 Doz. Oranges, Bennett's;
second. Book, Stock mon's.
General Collection ot Flowers First,
1 Doz. Oranges, Bennetts; sec
ond, Book, Stockmon's.
To the Boy Knterlng tho Most Kxhlb--
Its. $2.00. . . ..
I To tho Girl Knterlng the Mbst Kx-
hlbits, $2.00.
In tnolillUMlon umpi l,hf, in h mill
Urr or nvl ornWnlloiu ( llx tlnlttl
KUtr. or the Nltunt !unl of nnr ot h
Krl lUtn.
Yon r. thtrtfor. (urthrr nutlfUl lht Ik
uU kllrtatloni ll I Ukrn hr thU ottlrr u
haitnc Uvn ronfnMd hr "U. anil joit' muI
entry will t rnrll thtumj.'r IImuI
our further rlht to t krartl Ihtr.ln, rtlhrr
l-(or Ihlt o(lk or on ti). If tuu Hll
In file In thU otfko within twrntr ilv nflrr
tho KOUHTH Imbllr.tUin uf IhU notk., hi
hoon Wlow, your nr, unJ.r Mlh, hp
Ifkallr ntrvtlni rxl rxvlln la thr ll
galloM of conlnl, or If u fall within that
tltn to f ll In thu of fko tu irun. nt . ml
li Mrvrl toff of jrujr ni, -r m tl-o
tsUI rontratant t itnrr tit Mn 1 1 ir li rtu
I'UimI mall. If thla arnrlio U imU t k
Mlvrry of tovy of your anawrr t lit tn
Iratant In ritn. (iriatf uf aurh r i-o ittjtt
b eltUr 111 taU (ontntnit't rlll1l a.
Vnrllrnnt of hU ilt ot Ji Cfy,
lH.wln tl ilat of Ita rrlpt. or l,t H
lavll ot tho trranti tiy li6t tho urlitry nt
lia itatln hn at. ttr tit r-'T w
Ullrrrr.1 , If molt tiy ra"Utri mall, li f
of auth MTk mini rontUI of th allUvll
of th iwrxtn by whom th ruty wta maiftsl
latin wh.n and th tl offk tu hlh It
waa malll. ami IhU afflJanlt mual L a
rmantnl by th -uatrnutr'a trlit fttr ta
.ltr.
You akvulct atata In your atuw.r th nam
of th t offW tu whkh you ttl futw
notl In ta, nl I't you.
II. KHANK WOODCOCK. K.aUtrr.
Data of tint liutilkatbin. May IS. KIT.
Data of awnl ulilkatlun. May IT, III.
Dal of thlnl oublkatlon. May 14..IHI1,
Ilat of fourth i-vtlk.tUm. May Slj l-. '
10.11
High school
Oratorical
Dramatic
Humorous
Grades .
Primary ,
Intermediate
Advanced
PILOT BUTTE CLUB
GIVES CAKE SOCIAL
Haines 31oney for Premiums fur Fall
Kxhlblt Premium Lit
Is Given.
In order to raise money for tho
premiums to be awarded to tue suc
cessful winners ot tho Pi'ot Ilutto
Industrial club, a cake loclal was
helU at the Mt. View school April
;20. It was a decided success $41
being made by tho auctioning ot the
cakes.
Vue. program, In charge ot Miss
Perle LtMowaa as follows:
Opening1 number Song, Misses
Cook, Caldwell, Stookey, Olney, Noff.
Recltatlonr "When Papa Was a Lit
tle Boy," Johnnie Wornstaff.
Dialogue "How Two Girls Study,"
Jessie. Stookey, Flora Olney.
Song Misses Cook, Caldwell, Stook-
ey)Flora Olney and Ruth Neff.
DlaJftuge "How Honeymoon Lodge
Was Sold," Milton Halealn, Floyd
Stopkoy. .
Recitation -J-: ''Tho Book Agont,"
Tennis Tournament
High school girls, doubles and singles
High school boys, doubles and singles
Grade boys, siugles and doubles
Stenography Contest
NOTICE OF rnyivvar. .,,
Ofpartm.nt of th InUrbtr, Unltel Stat
Ijind Offk, Th Dallra, Orrson, May I. IVlt
To Alfrnl U Merer, of llentii Omen.
Contra U i You Hr hrcby notlfUd that
Thorp Kllff, who Klvr ltn.l. Orrubn. u hi
boat olJIf aiMrraa. dbl on rrbruary IK, I9IT,
fll in thla otfk hi duly corroborated a p.
plkatlon to contrat and acur th rantalla
Hon of your homratrad. Kntry No. . Hcrlnl
Mo. OIZ. mad Doembr I. 1911. for
WU Section 15, Townahlp 20 South. Hang
17 ftut Wlllamatta M.rMlan, and aa irrounda
for hU rontut h alio that Alfrrd U Mrr
I
Manzanita LoU S50, $60, S65, ,0 "" eeni ea,h
z.ou Monthly
LOTS $75 to $150.00
and
Aubrey
Heights
Addition
"OK ' 1
,Ax'nl for
PACIFIC IIUILI).
INO'.t LOAN
ASSOCIATION
J. A EASTES
Real EtlateIruurance
M O N K V TO
cy haa wholly abandon! aald claim for mora
than al month laat pait, and haa never alnr
th data of f Ulna-, rraldcd uHn or cultivated aald
tract that aald abacnr from aald land waa
not du to hla mblovmnt In mllilarv mmr
vie rendered In connection with ooeratlana
4qMiIo. or alona- th Virtiera thereof, or
-j M .., . . .
First year typewriting
Second year typewriting
First year shorthand
Second year shorthand
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Special Field Events
For'gril'de boys and boys under 100 pounds'
ADMISSION:
Single Admission to one event 25 cents
Single admission to all events r ,50 cents
Family admission to all members to all events $1.00
WEAK A TAG TICKET
Tlora Qinoy.
i-y'Tho
Dinloguii-
Doll ," Ralph
Grimes, Glenua Caldwell,
Concert Redltatlon "The
Miller."
'Ameses.! Ruth Neff, Geneva (Honda,
Caldwell, Lois Stookey. Thelmn
Tickets on Sale at Magill & rskine,Heed k Horton
and Owl Pharmacy in Hend
XT"
naas
FOR
HATCHING
AND DAY OLD CHIX
from 200-irtr laylnir atraln. Huff I'ly- i
mouth Itoclta,
After fny 1, nil Kgs for
Hutchlnc l.nl I-r in
' - Fertility Guaranteed.
A. J. SANFOItD, HKDMONl)
riiouo 11705
Come See Us
We Have The Goods
Mens Suits, $15 to $30.00
Pinchback Young Men's Suits, $10
to $20.00
Boys Knee Pant Suits, ages 6 to 1 7
years, $4,. $4.5.(Xv $5, $5.50, $6,
$7,$8a$l(r- '..
Boys' Fancy Suits,-ages 2 to (J, $1.00, 5. $0
Hoys' wool and corduroy pants, (Jfic to $2; in all sizes
Boys' Khaki Pants infill sizes, 75c
Our shoe department is complete. Men's dress shoes
$0.50 to $7.50 i '
Boys' dress shoes with Neolin sole at $2.50, $.1 .and
$H,50 " - ,
A full line of men's work shoes
JA ..
Gilbert (& Son
The only store In Dead
whoro you can got your gro
corles and meats at tho same
placo.
FREE DELIVEKY
I'ltono Red 271
b
Florsheim Shoes Duchess Pants
Stetson Hats Conqueror Hats..
Home of Hart Schallner & Marx
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Martin & Cashma'n
"The Store of Choice -:- , Where Values Tell"
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