The Bend bulletin., November 01, 1917, WEEKLY EDITION, Page PAGE 8, Image 8

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The "Billiard Hour"
Makes Home Folks Comrades
The Brunswick Table is the meeting around today of
thousands of families.
Here fathers cct acquainted with their boys. Here
mothers and daughters grow to be chums and young folks
have n place to entertain such friends ns you would have
them mingle with.
Thcso nre natural benefits not forced effects of Carom and
TocLet billiards played at home.
Such fascinating, changeful content for supremacy relax tho
mind, develop skill, the power of concentration and the love of
clean, fair sport.
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HOME BILLIARD TABLES
Lively cushiom, fast ever-level playing beds and accurate ancles
give your shotsqulckrcsponscand "go," and makeyoursitillcount.
"'Quick Demountable1 can be settipeaidlymiywherennd folded
away ia some spare space when no: in play. Scz to fit ull homes.
Play While You Pay
Our popular purchase plan makes It easy to own one. Complete
Outfit of Balls, Cues, Hack, Markers, Cue-Clamps, included free.
Let us put a Brunswick in your home on our liberal guarantee.
Come in and test their life, accuracy and speed und thn deckla.
On any Piano that we handle to the first three persons coming
into our new store on Thursday, Friday or Saturday, Novem
ber 1, 2, 3. The door to be opened at nine o'clock sharp.
Remember, we have moved to the new First National Bank
building, right under the Court House, with the highest
grade line of Pianos and Phonographs on the market, also
Sheet Music and all small musical goods.
WE ARE GIVING THIS ttfff VALUE to the lucky ones
in order to bring you in 1 I 1 1 f closcr louc witl1 lnc Gst
and most reliable Music Ifr J Store in Central Oregon.
fIfyou cannot come, cut this ad. out of the paper and write your name across
same and mail it to me'and you will be given credit for the $1 00. Remember
our special payment plan of two years and a half on easy monthly payments.
SPECIAL ON PHONOGRAPHS-Will give $10.00 worth of
Records Free with any cabinet machine.
THE DAY MUSIC CO.
Oregon Street, by The First National Bank
IF YOU EVER WANTED TO BUY A PIANO, NOW IS YOUR TIME
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'A safe medicine no opiates.
. everywhere. Adv.
Sold
Little One and Old Ones.
James Bdwards, 208 Harriott St.,
Montgomery, Ala., writes: "My
wholo family Is using Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound now tho Httlo
onns and tho old ones. It has cured
"WILL-PASS ON PETITION
NEXT WEEK.
couple aim: .maiihibd.
Miss Beatrice Ev.lrig and L. I).
Redding wore married yesterday af
ternoon at the home of Mrs. Goorgo our coughs and broken our colds."
, McCalllstor, Hev. Hartranft of flclat-1 Foloy's Honey and Tar clears stopped
4ng. A fow friends and relatives were ' air passages, heals raw inflamed
present. membranes, removes phlegm and
No Objection Itulsed at Meeting This
Morning Additional Time Need
ed For Filing Applications
For Admission.
(From Wednesday's Daily.)
Action on tho petition asking that
a date he set for tho election, at
which the creation of an irrigation
district by the settlers on the C. O. I.
project will bo decided, has been de
ferred by tho county court until next
Wednesday. There was no opposi
tion to the formal introduction of the
petition at this morning's meeting of
the court but il was deomed advls
abjo to take-a week to get tho situa
tion adjusted coving to the sizo of the
project and the complicated area in
volved. The additional time allowed will bo
for tho purpose of getting in touch
with any person who has a grievance
to present or who desires to come into
the district. Applications for this
privilege must bo filed by next week.
C. H. Irvln, of Itedmond, was the
only rancher who discussed tho mat
ter in court this morning. Ho owns
a section of land which does not come
nvlthln tho present district and which j
has been watered the past two
(months by a private ditch. Ho asked
that his placo bo Included in tho dis
trict. County Surveyor Georgo 8.
Young explained that the laud liasj
iiot been placed In the area as it was
not under wator at tho time the map
was mado.
J. J. Ellinger, of Terrebonne, also
-spoke, advocating including all wat
ered laijds such as Mr, Irvln's In the
distrtct.
Why We Undersell? Because
We Buy and Sell for Cash Only
Our Fashions Arc
Those of Any City
. Hnvo It Handy For Croup.
Grandmothers and mothers who
liava raised families of children have
learned from oxperienco that it pays
to keep a bottlo of Foley's Honoy and
Tar In the house ready for emergen
cy, it gives prompt rollof from dread
e1 croup attacks, qbecks coughs and
olds, and relieves whooping cough.
You can bo as well dressed,
hero at home, as though you
visited tho contors of fashion
for your clothos.shopping. You
can bo as well dressed when
you visit tho big cities, In
clothes bought here, as though
you belonged thcc.
That is tho satisfaction for
which wo pride ourselves upon
our knowledge of clothes-making,
and clothes makers and
our tasto In the selection of
garments.
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TUB PARISIAN HATH depict
clearly and unmistakably tho
corroct modo In Fashlonablo
Millinery. We havo many strik
ing models now In stock.
QUALITY and 8TYM5 nro
novor sacrificed, no matter how
low tho price. Wo have Just
received a shipment of sport
skirts, from Now York, which
comprlso all tho now plaids and
stripes, at very modorato prices.
Must bo aeon and tried on to
bo appreciated.
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LADIES' OUTFITTERS
Cor. Wall and Oregon Sts., Bend. Oregon
canes soru chest.
Adv.
Sold over) where
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
mi it kale.
HAVK 125 TONS HAY, good dual
Itv. lot of pasture until snow fllea.
Will tako earn of stock and ffwl un
til Mny 1 for 1C per ton. Want to
puroiiani) 20,000 pounds of good po
tatoes. B. L. Clark. Lu Pino. Or.
783-3GC
FOIt BALE -House full first elans
furnlturo, will sell at bargain if sold
'by tho 10th. Call evenings, 47 Gil
christ Ave. TDT.-SiGp
I FOIt SAI.B 80 acres 3 4 miles
Itend; 40 acres water; $1000; crop
this year, potatoes, corn, liny; soil at
I bargain A. W. Graham, Hand, Or.,
lit. 1, Mox Bl. 703-35,7p
FOIt SAM-: Popcorn and peanut
wagon, first class; money maker.
Some cash; balance easy t)rrns. In
quire Room a, I.awrenro Uldg., op
posite Maker's Grocery store, Hand,
Oregon. 801-35c
FOIt SAI.B 400 acres. iIoho In.
with 330 acres wator right, ulsn 80
wires with water right. For partic
ulars, write nox 2s, Hoiiil, ore.
8IO-.15,30p
FOIt SAI.B Plenty of rough lum-
ner, at Maury Mountain saw mill,
$14 per thousand. Todd k Hamlin,
Hold,, Ore. 8I4-3G,9p
FOIt BALE Apples to fill stand
nrd box, 00 cents. Hrlng boxes.
Kirk Whltcd, Forked Horn llutto.
75!i-34,np
FOIt 8ALE 320 acres In MllUcnn
Valley on Uend-Hurns road nil
feucod; 100 acres under cultivation,
well Improved, Make me a cihIi of
fer, or will consider trade. l)o. G30,
Ilond, Oro. 7fil-'J(tfo
FOIt BALK Five months' old,
Hoganlzcd cockerels, single comn An
conla, -1 each, delivered, B. W.
conlo, $1 each, dollvored, K. W,
Pratt, Itedmond. 771-34, 3p
FOIt SALK 80 acres, C or 0 acres
cleared and In clovor, 20 acros that
could bo cleared; Cmllk cows, 7 tons
hay In barn, enough to winter stock;
2'6 acres of potatoes; good liouso
and barn. Pictures sent to parties
Interested, Prlco 52500, terms,
Frank Updlko, Elk City, Oro.
73(1-3 .,30p
FOR SALK 1910 Uuick Llttlo
Six, In first class shape. Iiox 200,
Hond. C87-31tfo
HUCKS FOH 8ALB Ilnmpshlro
bucks, lambs to 3 yoars old; Cots
wolds bucks, yearlings to-3 years old;
Llncolns bucks, yearlings to 3 yoars
old. Wilson Ranch, Powell IJutte,
Oro. C78-27tfc
FOR SALK rOno grado Poll An
gus bull, 1G months old. Inquire P,
U, Johnson, MlUlcan. 41C-20tfc
If you don't find whut you uro
looking for, ask for It In an adver
tisement In thcuo columns, tf
SHEEP FOR SALBIOO head flru
wool ewes; will soil all or any part of
thorn. Wilson .Ranch, Powell llutto,
Ore. '27tfc
TAKBN I'P Came to my rnnelt,
the old Cart Allnti place, 20 miles
from llend, n I yoar old Red Short
horn bull, unbrnnded. Owner may
have animal by proving property mid
pnylng ehnrgos. OllvnrThorbJorn
80"' 70S-3fi.0p
WANTED.
WANTED- Polo too In ear lots or
smaller nuiniitits. Call Illnuk II, or
wrlto Krlckson's Grocery, llni. Or.
772-4tfc
HU.VDltBDB OF PHOPLB rwl
thnso llttlv advurtUuiiiHiits over
waek, so If ynu do not 'find what you
aro looking for
Perhaps some one o!m has what
you are looking for, why not run mii
nihortlsoniunt like this at one cent
a word. (f
LOST AMI FOUND.
jnitiiM raiight s'enlliii; mitln fr,.i,.
the iiiKmbers of the Sisters Metolluit
Livestock Astn., Joe HoMiird, Jr.,
Sec-Tr.His. 7l2-32,37j
FOI'ND Light rml Indfer, branded
II I) on left hip and on Ml ribs,
unknown brand on right hip; ago 3
years. J. . Taylor, Stanley Ranch.
7II-32,.irp
FOUND MrovMi spotted ateitr,
tuartr-rlrrlo over N brand on right
hip. on left hip, ear mark, two
pllu In left; age about 7 ears. J.
II. Taylor, Stanley Ranch.
710-32,3fip
AliVBRITHB. If you havo lout
something, advertise, if you hnvo
found Mimetlilug, advertise; If you
tiil n thing, advertise. tf
Brand Directory
RBWARD-ir.OO reward will bel
paid for the arrest and conviction of
I RANK IMCIUiVAI.L
.Mlllleim, Oregon.
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The First National Bank
OF BENDt BEND, OREGON
Capital fully paid
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To Purchasers of
Liberty Bonds
Wo wish to nnnnuncn that wo havo
set aside n compnrtmont In our Safety
Deposit Vault for tho Bafo-keoplng of
Liborty Loan Uonds purchased by
our customers, WITHOUT CHARGH.
You may koop your bonds In our
Vnult without oxponso to you nvnlN
nblo at all times during banking -hours
and protected by all tho safo
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