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WJti are splendidly prepared to show you the finest assort
ment of Ladies' Rcndy-to-Wonr in Central Oregon.
With the coming of Easter you will want to look your
best. Our New York buyers have taken special care to have
the most up-to-the-minute styles in Coats, Suits and Dresses
ready for your early inspection. This department is in charge
of an expert ready-to-wear saleslady who will be only too glad
to show you whether you buy or not. Take advantage of the
opportunity to see this wonderful showing.
' Ladies' Dresses' in Silk, Tricotine, Poplins and Serges
$9.90 to $54.75
Ladies' Suits in Tricotine, Serge and Fancy Mixtures
$24.75 to $59.75
. Ladies Sport Suits in Jersey and Fancy Mixtures
Polo Coats in Short and Three-quarters Lengths
t$i7.50 to $59.75
Velvet Dress Coats $32.50 to $39.75
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JOHN MARSH WOULD
BE COMMISSIONER
Prominent l-'nnacr of Tumalo Sec
tion Announces Candidacy for
Count)' Office.
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As a candidate of the Tumalo De
velopment League on the republican
ticket, John Marsh, a woll known
Tumalo farmer, yoatcrday made
known his candidacy for the office of
county commissioner
"My platform." said Mr. Marsh,
-when in D$nd yesterday, is to run
the county business according to
business principles. Bains a farmer
I bavo the ifarmer point of view. I
"bellcvo that the proper development
of Deschutes county will bo deter
mined in a great mcasuro by tho de
velopment of the agricultural inter
ests. I am a firm believer in good
roads and If nominated and elected INTEREST IX SHOHTHOHNS
I shall liavo in mind the systematic I Considerable Interest Is manifest
development of roads in Deschutes, in the northern end of tho county, ac-
county." I cording to R. A. Ward, in tho pur-
Mr, Marsh has been a resident of.chaso of purebred Shorthorn cattlo.
Deschutes county for six years and is Ranchers in the, vicinity of Lower
president of tho Tumalo Bull Asso- Bridge and Terrebonne expect soon
elation, tho Tumalo Shorthorn Asso-'to make investments.
elation nnd tho Deschutes Hnmbou
illet Association, and Is n member of
tho executive board of tho Deschutes
County Farm Bureau. ,
NEW VACCINE IS
INTRODUCED HERE
Tho Chapman Bros, of Lower
Bridge nro the first (armors in tho
county to use Purity Aggrcsslno, the
now blackleg serum. Thtft serum Is
a lifo timo serum and is free from
dangers of perpetuation of dlsoaso
ge,rm as is often found in other vac
cines, powders and pollets. This se
rum is Indorsed by the Oregon Cattlo
Association and other authorized as
sociations. The First National Bank
bus received a quantity from tho
state veterinarian nnd quantities may
be obtained from tho county agent at
20 cents a dose.
MRS. DART NAMED
ON LIBRARY BOARD
Meotlng Monday with tho local
members pf tho Deschutes county
library board R. W. Sawyo ap
pointed county judge on Friday by
Governor Olcott, nnnounccd his In
tention of resigning from tho board
at once. Ho will All the vacancy by
appointing Mrs. R. S. Dart to tho
board. Mrs. Dart was presldont of
tho Ladles Llbrnry club at tho time
of the creation of tho county library.
To porpctunto tho namo. and as a
memorial to the Ladles Library club
which maintained tho public library
In Bond for over 10 years, the, county
board will hold Intact tho fund
amounting to JIGS. CI turned over to
It by tho club. Interest from 'the
fund will bo used, for tho purchaso
of books which will carry a special
label or book pinto naming tho
Library club.
Bond has already commenced, Asses,
sor W. T. Mullarky nnnounccd today.
Tho work Is In chargo of Deputy
Frank May. Doputlos through tho
romnlnder of tho county will not bo
mimed for another month, Mr. Mul
larky says.
ait
ASSESSING STARTS
ON CITY PROPERTY
Became or the largo amount of In
formation to bo gather, tho assessing
of the properly values In tho city of
CIIIUHTIA.V SCIENCE LECTURE
Christian Sclenco Society nf
Bend, Oregon, announces a free lee
turo on Christian Sclenco, by Will.
mm 11. KiipairicK. c. H. B., of Dei.
trolL Mich., Member of Tho Board
of Lectureship of Tho Mother
Church, Tho First Church of Christ,
Scientist, In Boston, Mass., and cor
ilially Invites tho public to bo pros
ent.
Bond Athletic Club, March 23rd,
1920, at 8:00 1 M. Adv.
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Let's top it off with a good smoke"
Lhesterpeld
NOTHING touches the spot like a good
smoke and nothing can touch
Chesterfields for genuinely "satisfying" body
and flavor.
In Chesterfields the finest of silky, aro
matic Turkish and rich, mellow Domestic
tobaccos are blended to bring out a new and
finer quality of flavor.
Now you know why Chesterfields "Satisfy!"
And because this blend is exclusive and cannot
be copied, only Chesterfields can "satisfy!"
t- .Each package is wrapped In moisture-proof,
rlassine paper that keeps all of the original
flavor intact. .
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WK,iil,L!A y ii T n i iii 1 3B
notici:
In tho County Court of tho state
pf Oregon, for Deschutes county.
In the matter of tho guardian
ship of Alberta Lnntlknmmer. a
minor.
Notice is hereby given that pur
Huant to tho llcenso and order of
this cmlri, dated January 21, 1920,
tho undersigned will, from and
after Krlday, April 16, 1D20. pro
ceed to sell ut private nalo for cash
all tho Interest of tho above named
minor In and to tho following de
scribed real OHtato, situated in Dun-
chutes county, Oregon, to-wit: An
undivided one-eighth Interest In Lot
17 of Block C, or Lytic, an addi
tion to Bend, according to the re
corded plat thoreof.
ANNA BOAHDMAN,
As Ounnllon of tho I'erson bud
Ktftato of Albertu Lnndkummr-r, a
Minor.
Dated this 18th duy or March,
1920. .1-6o
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CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS
Sparkling With Pep nnd Enthusiasm aro tho
NEW COLUMBIA RECORDS FOR MARCH
THEY'RE IIEUEI f
iJ!!Ii.,fl"'.n Yo.u.1'. Ann" JUBl l',k0 ft nyiwlo. Norn Bnyns, ,RCo
A-MIU Jiint Llko a Uose, Lewis James uud Charles Har
rison, tenor duet
-Wheru Lanterns Clow, Campbell nnd llurr, ttinor
duet, 8Ro
AUWI5 Hand In Hand AruIh, Campbell and Bilrr
My J.nvo Hour, My Bones and You, Charles Har
rison, A fie
AUNin-Atl I Have Aro Hunny Weather Friends, Campbull
nnd Burr
Now I Know, Lewis Juntos, 80c
NEW JAZZ DANCE RECORDS
JO'lnrh recordi
A1S8II- "O," Kox Trot, Ted Lowls' Jnxs Hand
Barkln' Dor, Kox Trot, Uunntin'M Novelty Bynco
pators, 86c.
A'JWIO-Noiody Knows,, Kox Trot, Hickman Trio
Wonderful 1'nl, 1'ox Trot, Hickman Trio, 8Co
HIO I Want a Daddy Who Will Hock Me to Hlcep,. Fox
Trot, wiiiiiorr-ANtnrla Orchontra, 8Ce
I MlKht Ilo Yours Oiico In a While, Fox Trot, Yerkes
Juxnrlinliu Orrhentrn, Sfic
IU-lnrli rrt'ordi
Al.t;t Now York Hippodrome Medley, Ono 8lep, Tho Happy
SrlX
Nobody Kvor. Fox Trot, Happy Six, $1.25
All HIT Oh, What u Pal Was Mary, Prince's Orchestra
Carolina Huushliie, Price's Orchestra, $I,2C
MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS
AttHMl Lu Hoheme, Mesetta Wnltx, MarRtirot llomalno
Miction, Itoudo Oavatte, Margaret Homalnu, 11.00
1M 170 Spanish Oypsy Dance, Columbia Spanish Orchostra
Night of Loe, Concert Walt, Spanish Oypsy Or
chestra, 8Ce
AU:I7 Father Flynn and Haste to tho Weddluir, Patrick
Hcanlon, Accordion Solo
Keel-How uud Money Musk ( Highland Flint:), Pat
rick Scanton. Accordion Solo, 8Cc
Ai!HIK Ben Hur Churlot Ilaco, March, Prince's Band
t'ndor Orders, Prince's Hand, 85c
A'.M.Iu-.-tt'hen You'o Alone, Henry Burr
Walfll You See, Peerless Qunrlet. 8Cc
7H.1.17 Ablilu With Me, Bona 1'oiiHullo and Barbara Maurel,
J1.B0
A'iOl Absent and When Yon Come Home, Louis Uroveure,
$1.00
AUN07 Adcstu Fideles (Oh. Come All Yo Faithful) nud
Nearer MyOod to Thee, Paullst Chorlsinrn, 8Bc
AU7HU Christmas Time nt Pumpkin Center and KvenliiR
Tlmo at Ptimpkn Center, Carl Stewart, Ada Jones
nnd Peerless Quartet, 8Cc
AU70II Clco, Fox Trot, Jorken Juxxarlmbu Orrhestrn, and
Taxi, One Step, Wuldorf-Astorla Banco Orchestra,
8fic
A'MUl Kverybody Culls Me Honoy, and Freckles, Nora
Hayes, KSa wi
IMJHI My Isle of Oolden Dreams and That Naughty Waits,
Columbia Orchestra
AtHHO Itoborts O lobe,. Fox Trot, nnd Shadnwland, Prince's
Band .
Cot Them At
SHEPHERD MUSIC CO.
.Minnesota Street
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Houto 1, Box 28
!2-2-3p
FOB 8ALB PImoutii Bock rgRs
for hutcliliiK $1 per sotting.
Phono I3F2. 20-2-Op
FOB HALF: Three 2 yejir old Horo-
ford bulls nnd 12 yearllni; Hero-
A..i I... ii- ..ii M....iM,n.i.i ii.i.a iin
Clilfll ..IvertUinr rhf. nr b.u. M "'" "",,B "' ' "I V"'.' "" '"'""
enU for 10 word, or !. On, mi m ID Vl per lieaci KIIWIirUH Jiroiliors.i
in.tl felvirtlllnr
worj for M over 10, All cla
.incur tun in ltrnc..
ii.xsac
WANTKD.
WANTKD A runch. W hayo a
customer for u $6000 Irrigated
ranch lu DoHchutes Co. Ilcdiiiond
Land & Loan Co., Bodmond,' Oro.
7-3o
bf:pbf:si:ntativf: wanted Wo
want a local representative f,or
Bend, noIlliiK a woll known. Svnll
advertised cream separator. A' man
who can work ull or part tlmtf can
build up a very nlco, prontablo busi
ness. F'or full particulars address
Cbas. ii. Walker, 8 Front slrcot,
Portland, Oregon. 33.52.3o
WANTED Two to throo hundred
cattlo to water and rntice. J, Jl,
Bulzhlser, Hampton, Oregon. 2U-Cl-CSc,
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FOB HALF..
FOB HALE 10 head high grojlo
IIolatoliiH and ono Ouonisey;
will sell at a sacrlflco If takpn ut
onco, Infiulro 10BC Ogden avenue.
9Mpd
FOB HALF: Full blood Black
Minorca and collogo bred Bqck
eggs, $1.C0 for 13. Agnes. M.
Hottong, Bond. Phono Burnl 11 J 8.
F'OB 8ALF: Beglstored uud purn
bred Shorthorn bulls for sale.
Price rcaoonublo. Call, phono ' or
wrlto Frank II. F'oHtor, Powell
Butte, Orogon. 7fi-3-4p
FOB HALE Or rout, 320 acres ud
JoIuIiik V. It. rniieh ut Silver
Lake, all under fonco, Blandflrd
Furtilttiro Co. in-3-c
FOB SALE Ancona eggs $2 ror fif
teon. Hykes Htraln, puro EnglJHh
blood Baby chicks to order. In
quire Mrs, Tlnaloy, Hedmond. Phono
? . 28-2-fip,
run bank uurijon Bod Turkp,yrf,
big vigorous range stock TortB
tW, heiiH $8, ofc's CO cents each,
Ooorgo V, Heckmn.il, Powell Ilutto,
Orogon. D-2-3p
FOB SALE 100 acres In Pqwell
Butte, Inquire ' Bond, Orogpn,
F'ohkII, Oregon.
C-l-to
F'OB SALE Will liuvu sovorul
thousand good, hlijli grade young
calves tho coming season, now open
ing. Write for prices nnd particu
lars. N. K. Molchlor. Tlllumnok,
Oregon, donlor lu livestock.
70-l-3p
F'OB SALE 1 good yearling Here
ford hull, registered. H. T. Hart
ley, Tumalo. Oregon. - 93-l-3p
EOOH F'OB HATCHINO S. O.
White Leghorns. Heavy winter
layers, muted to Tnurred cocks, of
230-2S0 gg strain. Jl.fiO per 15. S.
C. B. I. Beds, mated to high class
cockerels from prlxo winning slock
$2 for 15 One third cash with order.
im lance on
breeds, host laylnK strains in Cen
tral Orogon. Others supplied on re
quest $3 a sotting. 16-Bltfo
FOB HALL' If its bargain for cash
you aro looking for hotter boo or
wrllo Edwin J, Bogers about that
120 ncrea of potatoes nnd ulfulfa
llllld FMwIll J. Uucpi-h. T,nln
Oregon. C8-43tfe
FOB HALE Alfalfa Im, 450 tons
at $20 n ton. Homo pasturo will
go with It at this price. Address,
J. II. Minor. Bond. Oro. la.mttn
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FOB BH.NT
KTOBEBOOM F'OB BENT 2px80.
suitable for any business, best
location lu Bedmoiid. Seo W. M
Wilson. Bedmnud, Ore. C 3e
IjOHT-A.NII FOUND.
rrr-
i.UHl' 2-yeur-o d yellow Jnrsev
heifer, brnndod pick and shovel
on left hip. Left my ranch Mitrch
10. Call .Bural 86 or wrllo Box
286. Bend. lO-.tn
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ueuvcry. norsioiior-u i.wht auih tiro nnd rim, between
Poultry F'nrm, Tumalo. 97-5 Itfo Bond and Tumalo: finder loavo
fuic HAliK Sotting eggs of all'ut Bulletin office. Bownid. 94-p
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