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The Bend Bulletin
DEND. OREGON
KstnlilMicil 1002.
OEonan palmer, putnam
Publisher
RODEtlT W. SAWYEIt
Editor-Manager.
An Independent newspaper stand
ing for tlio Baunro deal, elenn busi
ness, clean politics nnd lliu best ln
terests of Ucnd nnContrnl Oregon.
Ono Year . . $l.r0
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1917
RED CROSS CHRISTMAS CHEER.
.. The people of the United Stntcs are
approaching the Christmas holldnys
under conditions, this country never
has scon before; nnd, moreover, It
Is probablo that this year we shall not
experience our most sorrowful Christ
mas whllo this world wnr rages.
With tho thought of the nation
dwelling largely on tho Infinite suf
fering abroad, on tho certainty that
our own flesh and blood will soon
bo enduring Us full share of that suf
fering, nnd on tho absence from home
of hundreds of thousands of dear
ones, Christmas, 1917, will be a wnr
Christmas.
Into this somber outlook the Red
Cross is seeking to bring something
of cheer. In a campaign lasting from
December 1C till Christmas eve It
will ask for 10,000,000 new mem
bers. It will urge theso 10,000,000
to become Red Cross Christmas re
cruits, that they may cnablo the Red
Cross to lighten the burden our army
and navy and those of our allies are
called upon to bear.
This cooperation with the Red
Cross Is real sorvlco of which we may
all be proud. And that this service,
when rendered by one, may bo known
to his neighbor, tho Red Cross will
urgo each old and each new member
to display at bis home a Red Cross
servlco flag on which each red cross
stands for a member.
The hundreds of thousands of theso
flags already shown by old members
will swell Into millions before Christ
mas, each flag and each little cross
bearing testimony that some one's
Christmas has been made happier for
himself or herself, happier for our
own boys and happier for tho soldiers
of our allies.
Let us all help to make this a Red
Cross Christmas which Is another
way of saying: Let us make it the
happiest Christmas possible with the
war clouds hanging low.
Christmas Store
Let us help you solve your Christmas Gift Worries. Here you will liutl it very
line selection of Gifts for Men muI Hoys practical ami useful. An unlimited
variety of patterns and designs.
MEN'S HOLIDAY NECKWEAR
25c, 35c, 50c, 75c, $1.50
NEW AND COMPLETE LINE OF MEN'S
CHRISTMAS SLIPPERS
Men's Slippers, with leather soles, very eomfortable. at $1.35
Men's Binek Felt Slippers, with leather soles and heels. Speeial . $1.65
Men's Congress Leather Slippers, Goodyear stitch down sole. Speeial $2.85
0Kn Every
Evening
I'm II Xiimn
Rccu-SmitMerc. Co.
The Xntat Store for Rvetybodt
Open Kwr,
llvmilujr
Until Xiimih
This Store is Filled With Sensible and
Useful Gifts. Gifts that will be Cherish
ed. Gifts that will make a Merrier Xmas
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
(From Saturday's Dally)
H. W. Holmes went to Redmond
today.
Miss Helen Gerry Is in Redmond"
nursing a patient.
Vernon A. Forbes is in Portland
and will remain there over Sunday.
W. E. Dillon has gone to Port
land to enlist in the aviation corps.
Mrs. "V. D. Pugh and her two
daughters spent the day In Redmond.
T. A. McKonzie and M. T. Palm
lund passed tho day In Redmond on
business.
Georgo D. Albright arrived here
yesterday from Shaniko and Is look
ing for land.
A baby girl was born yesterday
afternoon to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dick.
The Infant is their third child.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Quick have re
turned to Prlnevllle after visiting
their brother In Bend four days.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Cross left for
Oregon City this morning to be gono
a week visiting Mr. Cross' parents.
Mrs. Chester Wright and son,
Wayne, have moved to The Dalles.
They formerly resided near Tumalo.
'Harry Smith and hlB family are
moving hero from Burns. Mr. Smith
will be employed In tho Bend Garage,
f Mr. and 'Mrs. D. D. Rogers and
Georgo A. Jones, of Bend, were reg
istered at Hotel Portland, In Port
land, this week.
Mrs. E. E. Stowe has gone to Port
land for a short visit with relatives.
She will then go to Seattle to see
her aged father.
Mr. and Mrs. John Burtch are be
ing congratulated upon tho advent of
a baby girl In their homo last night.
She Is tholr third child.
Miss Grace Faught and J. B. Bry
son, of Brothers, were married last
Thursday In Prlnevllle and aro now
spending a ifew days In Bend.
Mrs' G. W. Hankins, Mrs. A. M.
Ward, Miss Blanch Ward and Mr.
and Mrs. A. R. Page are all here from
Ontario, Oregon, and expect to take
up land in this vicinity, Mrs. Pago Is
also looking for a location for a mil
linery store.
MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS
Newest patterns and ehoiee materials, neck band and collar attached styles, soil
and laundered culls. Pi iced at 75c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00, $3.50
MEN'S JEWELRY
Just received a very line line of Melius Fancy Cull' Links, Tie Pins, Clasps Pocket
Knives and Combination Sets, reasonable priced.
'MEN'S COMBINATION SETS Arm Bands, Garters and Suspenders, in fancy
holiday boxes. Priced at .25c, 50c, 75c, $1.00
Just received a very line line of Trunks and Suit Casts for the holidays. Do not
fail to come in and see our'line.
The Golden Rule Store
Open Evenings
:)05 WALL ST., BEND, ORE.
Open Evenings
NEW BLOUSES
J tint received it now shipment
of Wliltu Voile, and Orgnmllo
Waists.
priced hi, 9t.n0 K2, tvi.no.
KNIT SETS-
Utah grade Aiutorit Knit KutH
of two pleoei,
prices .si.'-rn to .n set.
(From Friday's Dally.)
Frank Massengalo is in Prlnevllle
a few days on business.
Goorgo Witte came In from Mllll
can Wednesday on business.
Mrs. M. II. Horton has roturned
from a visit to Lewlston, Idaho.
J. W. Wright, of Cline Falls, was in
Bond to scHuVcef yesterday morning.
Elmer Snyder has gone to Portland
to spend a few days with his brother.
J. W. Brown was In from Tumalo
yosterday to got his automobile repaired.
Noah W. Gray, of Deschutes, was
in town yesterday to soil his po
tatoes. Denton G. Burdiek, of Hedmnnd,
attend the county court meeting yes
terday. Harold Shumway Is planning to go
to Portland Sunday night to enlist
In the navy.
J. E. Charlan, tralnmastor for tho
Oregon Trunk railway, was In Bend
today looking into the car situation
F. N. Wallace, J. M. Griffin, C. P.
Becker and John Marsh, all or Tum
alo, attended tho county court yesterday.
Mua. Cora Neshlt nnd her two
daughters have one to Maryvllle,
Washington, to spend Christmas with
relatives.
It. A. Blauchnrd, former county ag
riculturist and now agriculturist for
the North Portland Llvo Stock Bank,
spont the forenoon here, leaving for
Prlnevlllo this afternoon with 8. L.
Wiggins, of tho O.-W. It. & N.
four chairs nt your service at the
Metropolitan. No watting. Adr.
NOTICE R)ll PUBLICATION.
Department of tho Interior, U S.
Land Office at Tho Hallos, Ore
gon, Dccembor 1, 1917.
Notlco Is hereby given that Bennlo
Goodman, of Milllcnn, Oregon, who,
on Dttcomhor 19, 1913, mndo Home
stead Entry, No. 012347, for Lot 2,
8E4 NWV1, 8 'A NKtt and 8EV,,
Section IS, Township 20 South,
Itango IT. East Willamette Meridian,
has filed notlco of Intention to make
final thrco ye.tr proof, to establish
claim to tho laud abovo described, before-
H. C. Ellin, I' 8. Commissioner,
nt Bond, Oregon, on the 14 th day of
January. 191 S.
Claimant names as witnesses Will
iam Spencer, Peter B. Johnson, er-l
non CI'onger, of .Mlll.i.iii; Burton
E. Dav.s, of Bend, Ongou .
II. FIIANK WOODCOCK,
40-44p Krister ,
MEN'S HATH ROBES
A practical Christmas gilt.
In all slzi's, and it big assort
ment, priced j? i. no to io each.
MEN'S XMAS NECK
WEAR no CENTS.
Good, big assortment. Olheis
IMIH'ED II' TO 92.00 EACH.
Xinus Kerchiefs
Men's Pure Linen llnudker-
chiefs, put up 4 and 6 Xmas
boxes 9I.OO ItOV
Initial Handkerchiefs of Linen
ilitallty, colored, embroider l
Initial .x . '-:.V EACH
3 In box for 7c
Pompadour Ribbons
Beautiful for girls; llulr Itlb
Iiiiiih, Fancy Bags. Hi',
i!.1c In HDu THE VAItM.
U- - -
Blue Bird Xmas Tabic
Sets
4 8x4 8 sUo, six NiipUltii to
match Vl.'M MET
00x00, six Nap. to mulch $2.00
r. 1x5(1, six Nnp. to mati'li 9l.no
72x72. nix Nap. to match $2.50
Fancy Silk Stockings
7.V 'lO $2,011 PAUL
A good ituallty Hllk, III all col
ors, at "no PAIR
l'Micy chucks and stripes n(
good heavy Silk, and varlotm
color combinations 2.00 PAIR
Men's Kid Cloves
Themi uiakii it sensible gift
You will find cloves of nil de
scriptions, prlcixl from
9i.no 'i tut I'Aiit
(Jifts (nlurc for Men
Conic in and look
around.
OUR TOY DISPLAY
IS NOW ON RIGGER AND
IliriTEIt THAN EVEH HE
COKE Vou will find uiimt v
rrythlng you desire liitour To
loud, priced very moderately.
GAMES
MECHANICAL TOYS
WAIHILING DUCKS
TOY AN IMA I .S
DUU.MS
BLOCKS
X.MAS BOOKS
Til A INS
WAGONS
Dolls of Many Diwtcrlptl'i'M
t iilirotkulilc DiilN, irluil finlii
:i.V to 91.00 null.
TltKi: DECORATION'S Thin I
Caudh'H, Glass Designs, ('audi
Holders nverytlihut for your
Christmas Tree,
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ADVERTISEMENTS
pTHE,
mjPLES MARKET
Alva Lyiuh, Phono 10-F-H, Bend.
Ii38-40,44p
8TllAYED--On white-faced cow,
braudpd HI on hip; five calves, thren
black, branded 3 H sideways, on left
hip, one brnuu and white spotted and
one nearly nil brown Phono, or no
tify II. J. HartJoy, Tumalo.
l)22-3'J-41p
CAltD Ol' THANKS.
Mr nnd Mrs J A W Sroggln and
family wlnli to thank thu umny
friends nnd neighbors for their kind
i helpfulness nt tho time of the U k-
iien and doath of ! minium Arm
strong. 4 to
Brand Directory
ritANIC PEIICIVAI.L
.Milllcnn, On-gou.
Etrn Work I'or Women.
War uoudltloiis try tho strength or
women. Tho overworked woman. In
homo, offlrn or factory, will find
In Koloy Kidney Pills a reudy roller
from kidney trouble, backnehe, hr
ache, rheumatic palm, stiff Joints,
swollen muscles nnd that awful tlrwl
feeling. They assist uatiiro In re
storing strength mid vitality. Sold
I'verywiutre - aiiv,
1-OU SALE.
iiir
40o payment on Lib
erty Bond is due and
must be paid on or before
December J 5th.
520.15 on a $50 Bond
$40.80 on a $100 Bond
United States Depository
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
BEND, OREGON
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FOB SALE 200 bushels seed rye.
M. W. Knickerbocker, Gist. Ore.
Jl0.40.lp
FOIt SALE Furniture for four
room house. E. D. Swauson, ill 4
Delaware. 973,4 Ip
FOB SALE Twenty tons of rye
hay, near Iniporlal. Write or address
Andrew Nlrschl, Tumalo. 0C8,U,2p
FOIt SALE Oil TUADE A good
country hotel find feed barn, doing
a good business, on a good tourist
road. Inquire or wrlto Bend Bul
letin. 84C-37,42p
POIl SALE 320 acros III Mlllli-au
Valley on Bond-Burns road, all
fenced; 100 acres under cultivation,
well Improved. Muko inn a cish nf
for, or will consider trade. Ho 'iliil,
Bond, Oro. 7i:i-'!ltfci
Everything For Christmas!
WANTED.
WANTED Work by rnpablo wo
man; ranch preferred. Wrlto or In
quire Bulletin. 952-4 lp
WANTED Girl to assist with
houso work. Inquire Bulletin.
97G-llp
KOK KENT.
FOIt ItfiNT Furnished roouiB,
housekeeping privileges; cheap, to
ono or two business ladles, or mar
ried couplo; no children. E. Third
St. on corner Konrnoy. 0 0 7-4 1 p
LOST AND FOUND.
TAKEN UP Ono'llolstdln bull?
with lull ring In noso, branded on
loft shoulder, can'l muko out brand.
similar to S sideways with extra
prong perponuicuiar to uaso of lottor
tf
From a little fancy Jabot,
to a good warm Coat, Suit,
Skirt, Dress or Sweater
Don't talk about price until
you inspect our goods We
can save you money on ev
erything you buy from us
A call at our store will con
vince you.
For the benefit of our pa
trons, we will keep our store
open every evening till 9
o'clock, until Christmas.
To make room for our
goods which will soon begin
to come in, we are closing
out the remainder of our
millinery at Special Prices.
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