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Do You Know What Is Going on Around you?
Do you know that you are letting slip the chance of a life time to
Cut Down the High Cost of Living?
Do you know that our Stock of Merchandise, including Men!s Suits, Shoes, Hats, Gaps,
Underwear; Ladies' Shoes, Coats, Rubbers, Slippers; Boys' Suits, Caps, Shoes, Over
coats ; Girls' Stockings and Shoes ; as well as Jewelry and Laces, are far from being
depleted, even after the immense business we have done in the past three weeks ?
Harlow, Barker and Sclz Dress Shoes for Men, in
the smaller sizes only, at $2.50, $2.75, $3.00, $3.25,
$3.50, $3.75 to $4.00.
Men's Work Shoes, made of the best leather obtain
able and the kind that you will get lots of wear from.
$2.50 per pair.
Men's Hats. Lots of different styjes. $1.00 to $3.00.
Men's Summer Underwear. This is a broken line of
knitted and muslin goods. 50c to $1.00. Lay in a
supply for summer now.
Men's "Brandcgce Make" All-Wool Suits, in sizes
that will fit you, give you good service and at prices
that will surprise you. $5.00, $6.00, $7.00, $7.50,
$8.00, $9.00, $10.00, $10.50, $11.00, $12.00, $12.50,
$13.00, $14.50, $15.00. These Suits are the same that
you will pay up to $50.00 for at any place you might
buy.
Boys' Caps. All kinds and colors. 25c to 75c.
Boys' All-Wool Suits that will stand a lot of hard
wear. $3.50, $-1.00, $4.50, $5.00, $6.00, $7.00, $8.00,
$9.00 and $10.00. Can you beat these prices any
where else?
Boys' Overcoats. Sizes 32, 33 and 34, in all wool
Winter weight. Good staple styles and colors.
$3.50, $4.00, $4.50 and $5.00.
REMEMBER! ! ! We are going out of business
and going out quick. In order to. do this we are
cutting "to the bone" on thousands of dollars' worth
of merchandise. "We went into business to get out
of business, that's us." Come in and see the money
saving bargains.
Girls' Shoes. Lay in a supply now. as the best au
thorities predict that the shoe prices will remain
the same for another year at least. We have prac
tically a complete line of girls shoes, all sizes, styles
and colors, ranging in price from $1.00 to $2.50.
Women's Raincoats. Just a few of them and they
sell for only $2.00.
Women's Hose in different styles and colors, 25c
per pair.
Women's Serviceable Coats in different models of
Kers6y, Plaids, Velour, Zebeleins, etc., going at
$3.00, $3.50, $4.00, $5.00, $6.00, $7.00 and $7.50. With
over 50 different coats and a dozen styles to select
from you will certainly be able to find what you
want. Come in and see them even if you don't buy.
Women's Shoes for dress occasions and for houso or
street wear, in tans, blacks, chocolates, with or
without cloth top, both button and lace, going at
$1.50, $2.00, $2.00 and $3.00.
Women's All-Wool Skirls. Just a few. Ask to sco
them.
Iron Clad Stockings for misses and children. Dif
ferent sizes and colors. They sell at only 25c to 40c.
Rubbers. A broken line and going fast.
Laces. All kinds and for all purposes. Enough for
everyone.
All-Wool Dress Goods. A small stock to start with
and going fast. About 75 off.
Children's Raincoats. Going cheap at $1.50.
Jewelry. This lino of jewelry is the same as that
which is sold by Marshall-Field of Chicago and is
known as the "Mcritc" goods. This is a guaranteed
line and the prices at which wo are selling this stock
will astonish you. To those who "know what the
"Monte" line is, the trademark "Mcritc" will be
guarantee enough. We carry everything from a
collar button or tie pin tp a necklace.
POLLOCKS-DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING
IN THE STORE ROOM FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY SATHER
DESCHUTES SOLDIER
IS BACK FROM CAMP
DESCHUTES. Feb. 20. Curl Cor
nell has returned home from Camp
Mills. Now York, whero ho 1ms been
training- He is visiting his sister,
Mre.Ceorgo IToltou.
PMrs. Sltrcr and daughter Mary
were visiting In Tumalo Monday.
Mr. Scott spent th'o day with his
sister, Mrs. Ray Thurston, "Wednes
day. .George Holton Is hnullng wood for
Mr. Hamblln.
"Mr. and Mrs. Drandenburg called
t Mrs. Holton's Wednesday altar
noon. - 1. A. Iirandenburg is on his ranch
ugaln. '
Lylc Thurston has been on the
sick list for soveral days.
Lets Hired Help Go,
Does Work Herself!
Mrs. To bolt Astonished at Results
t of Tanlac Gains HO
I . I'OUHdS.
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"Some wonderful things happen in
this world, and (ho way Tanlao has
restored my health and built me up
,,is ono of them," said Mrs. Paul
Tobolt of 91G California Ave. Dutto,
Mont., In ono of the most Interesting
and remarkablo statements yot pub
lished in connection with the Master
Medicine.
"My trouble started about two
years ago," sho continued, "and I
havo simply boon a norvous wreck
ever since until now. Last January
I went to tho hospital where I was
told that my whole sytstora had bo
como poisoned by an affected appon
dlx, that an operation was my only
hopo and it was doubtful it this
would Bnvo me. So I arranged to
havo my children cared for, In caso
I should not seo them again, and
nubmllted to the operation. Well,
tho operation was donu with so
much skill, and I was so carefully
nursed that I finally got out of the
hospital and was homo with my hus
band and children again. Then I
picked up wondorfully for a little
mora than a month when I began
having terrible pains in my back
over my kidneys. My appetlto loft
mo, and nothing tasted right. I was
constipated, had fearful headaches
and was so nervous .1 could hardly
Bleep. I fell off until I weighed less
than a hundred pounds and was so
weak that ,it was an effort for mo'
to get about at all.
"Finally my husband suggested
that I try Tanlac, us it was being
so much talked about, and tho re
sults havo astonished us both. I
couldn't seo much Improvement on
my first bottle, but with the second
my appetlto got better. I commenced
to feel improved and was surprised
when I got on tho scales, to ilnd
that I had gono up to ono hundred
and eight pounds. Well, tho third
bottla did wonders for me, rollovlng
mo of all pain and headache and
making mo want to cat up every
thing. I now weight one hundred
and eighteen pounds making a gain
of more than twenty pounds on three
bottles and I'm wondorlng what
my fourth bottle, which I havo just
starlou taking, will do for me. I
sleop llko a healthy child, never
waking at night at all and fool llko
I could oat five or six meals a dny.
I dismissed my hired help four
weeks ngo, after olghteen months'
steady service, and since then I have
done nil my own housework, cook
ing and everything. I have no mora
dull, drowsy bad feollngs .and llfo
Is a plosuro to me. I can't praise
Tanlac onough for what It has dono
for me."
Tanlac is sold In Bond by Owl
Drug Co., in Slaters by Ceo, F. Ait
ken, and In Bend hy Horton Drug
Co. Adv.
LIGHT CHARGES
TO BE PROBED
Fir avenue Improvement, now
Kearney uvonuo.
Firo Chief Carton reported on tho
organization of a volunteer flro de
partment and declared that a thor
ough inspection of flro conditions is
being made.
To Condemn Klro IIiiKiirdM.
D. C. McPherson of tho police and
Are committee asked tho condemna
tion nnd removal of wooden shacks
In alleys In two of tho chlof business
blocks of tho city. Ho stated that
tho shacks constituted a source of
gravo danger from flro. City Attor
ney Denson was ordered to draw up
n condemnation ordinance. Mr. Mc
1'herson reported on tontativo plans
adopted for tho flrohouse, and tho
committee was instructed to pro
ceed with tho work, keeping within
n $4000 limit.
J. C, Ilhodea reported on Investi
gating tho merits of various types
of flro sirens and that a siren would
bo brought to Bend for demonstra
tion at no cost to tho city. Tito
water tower of tho Dond Wator,
Light & Powor Co. will bo used in
trying out tho machine
As chairman of tho streets com
mittee Mr. Rhoded asked that action
bo taken on tho street Improvements
recommended at tho last mooting of
tho council, and advisod further thu
installation of cement walks In tho
main business district. Councilman
Mlntor ohjected to tho Improvement
on Dond street between Oreouwood
and Oregon, declaring that tho es
tablishing of grades on that side of
tho strcot would virtually ruin tho
rental value of property which hu
and associates have recently ac
quired. On his protest', this part of
tho proposed Improvement was
droppod from tho recommendation.
City Recorder Peoples reported
that difficulty is being oncounterud
In the collection of street cindering
and sprinkling Hens, and usked for
an accounting of credits.
"Start Something," Mlntor' Plon.
Referring to tho matter of street
Improvements, Councilman Mlntor
moved that tho city attorney bo em
powered to "start something." There
being no socoud, Mr. Mlntor movpd
that tho report 6f tho streets com
mittee bo accepted and that tho
proper steps bo tnkeu to start tho
work as soon as possible.
Mayor Hastes touched on tho
'matter of tho city's financial diffi
culties, asserting that Rend is now
12 months behind on its bills. Mr.
Mlntor declared that this had no
connection with tho mutter of street
Improvements, accused thp banks of
exacting an unfair discount In cash
ing city warrants and asserted that
at this rato tho financial insltutlpns
of Rend should bo willing to curry
$25,000 or 130,000 of Bond's war
rant indebtedness,
Wnpts Occupation 'fur.
To bolster up the city's finances,
Mr. Mlntor again doclarcd himself
us favoring un occupation tax, 'main
taining thut tho right to do business
in a town. Is tho greatest privilege
which can bo givon un Individual and
that ho should pay accordingly, Ilo
ulso mentioned tho faliuro of tho
bond Jssuo floated over ti year ago
to wipe out tho municipal debt.
J). C. McPhorsou criticized tho oc
cupation tax as placing an unfair
bunion on tho, business man and
constituting a penalty on his right
to earn a living. Hu asked that thb
opinion of tho Commorcltil club bo
requested on this subjects
"I'm not stuck on this 'committee
of nine' business," Mr. Mlntor de
clared, maintaining that tho council
should not need outsldo advlco in
tho roattor.
Councilman Rhodes asked that a
stenographor bo retained by tho
council, and on tho motion of R. P,
Mlntcr-lio'was authorised 'to secure
tho services of Miss Noll Markol at
"tho lowest posslblo price."
CJoun-lTj) Day Advised,
A report by tho health cqtnmlttco,
recommending that sunltary dovlcos
I bo Insjnllod nt all Ilond homes where
j wator Is nvallablo, by May 1, advis
ing nun somo uuto no set nslilo In
tho spring by (ho council as "clean
up day," that metal covered garbage
cans bo placed about tho city and
that n "s'wut the fly" movement bo
started, was laid on tho table ba-
enuso the Illness of K. L. Pnyito,
commlttao chairman, prevented his
appearance at thu meeting.
Chairman Sutherland of tho pub
lic property committer praaanlad a
report Itemising machinery and
realty owned by the city. The alarm
of the old Fox property on Oraan
wood and First was qtiaolloned, and
It.' W. Sawyer, reprinting the stru
horn right-of-way oommlttM, re
ported that the dead for thu land
had boon turned in to thu city for
rocord. City Attorney Benson wan
authorized to take steps to socura
payment of rout by the proseut user
of tho proporty. ,
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CliMlflnl ailvertlunir cliarir iwr lu 20
cnu lor za woriu or I mi. uihi ent iwr
wont for all over 20. All cloailflcil ndvcrtUlnu
trlctly ciuh In Wane..
1-OIt BALK.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE 19
itcros highly Improved In Clark
county, Washington, 17 miles from
center of Portland, 10 miles from
Vuncouvor, on lovol rock road, 3Vj
miles from Slftou, near electric
stntlon, one mllo from school,
church and storo. Soil A-l, no
sand or gravel. 15 ncrcs In cultl--vutlon,
Hdmc. meadows, croelc nnd
springs. Well ut barn nnd houso.
All fouced and cross fonced, most
-woven wire, Convenient house, 5
rooms und bathroom, milk houso
nnd good Inrgn burn, hog houso, 2
chicken houses, root collar, wood
shed, tool shed, about 2 acres of
flno orchards, with all kinds of
fruit. This plnco Is a real homo.
Prlco $0600.00. Will tnko place
(Irrigntod) nonr Bend from
$2600.00 to iaOOO.00, balance (it
C'o terms. If desired will sell
place ' fully equipped. Al'Ply
ownor, J. M. Jansaon, Routo 1,
Orchards, "Wash. 38-Gl-4p
FOR BALE Woll bred Holstoln
holfor, Just fresh. PrJco $90. Olon
II, Sluck, Phono Rural 112.
Bl-Clp
FOR SALE S. C, Whiter Loghorn
oggs for hatching, O. A, C, strain.
Tho kind that lay. Eight dollars
per 100, ?1,2G per sotting, Mrs.
M. IJ. Lnndes, Rodmoud, Oro.
23-01-4p
FOR SALE OR TRADE- HO-acro
homestead relinquishment, 24
miles from Riml, water running
through .1 fortliv What havo you
to offer? Box (130, Bend, Ore.
C0-6l
FOR SALE (lenulnu spring ryo and
winter rve. dellvured In llmnl. P.
A. Dovors & Hon. Tunuilo. Orn. l
Gfl-6le
CAN YOU BEAT THIS? BO llw. of
flah for 76 cents, ('hole Columbia
river smelt will ha shipped to you
- If you spud 76 raiua to ilia Inde
pendent Smell Co., Kelso. Wash.
21-80-2p
FOR SALE DaacliuloM rlvar ranch.
440 aoraa. Little Uaaehutaa rtvar
runs through antlro plaoa. Abund
ance of river bottom .pastura and
hay laud. Thrtw room house, wall
and dairy houso. New, larga barn.
Cow barn with patent steal atmi
ohions for eleven owa.,l,Hrga ma
chinery shod, (lood fanolng.
About 2 million foul linn, yellow
plno snw tlmbor. Situated about
38 miles south of Bend, Oregon.
This ranch for sale at a bargain.
Address II. O. Fuwcolt, Terre
bonne, Oregon. 8G-40-52p
FOR SALE OR TRADE Ono of thu
best llttlo ranches In tho Willam
ette valley. Consisting of 30 acres
well improyed. flood live room
houso and barn, 80x80. Family
orchard, with plenty of berries, etc.
No encumbrances. 1 'j mlln oust
of Sprlngllold. Hard surfaced road.'
Would profor dealing with owner.
Wrlto or call on Millard Trlplott,
Sprlngllold, Oro. 18-G0-2p
FOR SALE Deschutes rlvor runch,
440 acres. Llttlo Deschutes rlvor
tuns through eutlro place, Ahund
auco of rlvor bottom pnsturu and
hog land. Thruo room house, well
nnd dairy houso, Now larger barn,'
cow barn, with patent steel stun
chlons for eleven cows, Largo ma
chinery uhcdti, Clood fencing,
About 2 million foot flno yollow
nnw timber. Sll uuted about 38
in II o south of Bend, Oro. This
ranch for sale ut n bargain. Ad
dress H .0, Fawcott, Terrobonuo,
Oro. 8C-49-Glp
FOR SALE
Dried prunes, Eleven dollars.
Red Mexican 'beans, Nino dollars,.
wnuo nouns, kiovou uouars,
Hundred pound sucks, transporta
tion charges propuld. Dlroct to
cousumor from tho producor.
Oarflold Fruit und Produce Co.,
(larflold, Wash, 46-48-610
FOR SALE Evorboarlng strawberry
plants, C. F, Beokor, Tumalo, Oro,
3G-48tfc.
FOR SALE flood grain drill, 10
hoflo Roderick Loan, JG0. Frank
Lomay, near Orange Hull, north
east of Bond. 84-49-G3p
Address Chns D. Howe, Runners
lorry, Ida lr.0-3o
WANTED.
WANTED -Wn vsJU call anywhere,
any place, any time, to look ai
your umhI furnltttra. Let us know
what )ou haya. Wa pay oanli. Tho
Standard Furniture Co. 37-4 Utfo
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LOST.
FOR ItEN'J?.
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RANCH FOR RENT 100 ncrcn,
southeast, of Rend, Irrigated from
Arnold systom. 40 Acres undor
cultivation, 120 noros fenced. To
rent or aoj! on reasonable turms,
LOST Reward will ha given for In
formation leading to thu raonvnry
of oattla brnndad wlngad V on
right hip, unrp and split in rJftlit
rr ami untlarblt nnd crop In loft.
Wattle on throat. (Jerking ft
Smith. Tumalo, Oro. Ol-49-Glu
LOST Howard will ha given fhr In.
. formation loading to tho recovery
of cattle branded Hying ti ( C )
on right hip, undorblt In each ear
mid split j,, j8ft. Huy (,orklnK
Tumalo. 00-40-G2p
STRAYED Red vnnrllmr .. i t
branded "shoo" on loft hip, mark
ed, undor-blt nnd swallow fork In
both ears. Notify Winter &
Spatiglr, Tttmnlo, Pro. 44-18tfo
TAKEN UP
TAKEN UP Followed tho J. j.
Cook cattlo from pino mountain,
ono rod holfor, white faced, undor
hit on loft ear. Dulap showed
then Iron handle, hut now Dulap,
other torn out. No other brands
to bo soon. Owner may hnvo
mimo by paying fUCd bill "n
ndvortlHing. ,., A, jrttnl0p
fulfa, Oro. Phono 1GF12.
FHTinv n . S7.51.lp
tlino ago, ono bald faced norrol
innni, four whlto slocking". S
no maro colt, dark brown oF
black, ono whlto foot. Ownor can
havo the stock by proving nro,
rty nml paying foMhls n v w,
."ji.jriinialo, Oro. Gl0
TO TRADE OR EXCHANGE
TO TRADE-8-room houso In Ta-
Si, rK"'H or. u,,"mt l40'00 l"r
month, G minutes' wnlk to bua.
iiohh centor, for Irrigntod land
'"Ht of Bond, or 120 iicron Irri
gated laud 10 njlli'B onflt 0f Ilonf
for somo roal ostato In or nonr
Tucoma, Address 1412 So. O St..
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