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! Mt ml Ht W If Uutthtn muO tit UntUnM t Heml lnKlncM mII
fiahf wer Itemf vMMorrt Wedntisdny fM Uniting f(eriwioit
nflernonn MIm Mildred flunk of 'fiimnfrt
Mf nncf Mm (. P AnnVfutin nt wit confined nl IW hrnnn lf week
(ended (he K nf I' 1infr In llond on wllli a bad fold.
Wednesday ninhl MIM lllNMfhrt fllWer nf Tilitmlft
I Mr. find Mm. Frank Hfebhoff of went In llond Monday In hnffl soum
Redmond rlnllrd llio llitlchln' on denial work dotm
Sunday. ( Mm. II Wnfil of Tnmitln, who W
Mr. and Mr Mugttlro nf Redmond. Kip teneher of Iho primary depart
pnrenl nf Mr. Jnn l.lltlo. visited n( menf In Tumnlo, I runf lnod (it her
tho homo oflhelr dfltigtiler Hitmlriy I homo with nn nlforntod (oolh Mr
Mr. nnd Mr. O. H Andermm made Carrey l lerltlng In her plum
n htislne trip In Hend Wedneday I llnrry Mcflulro of Tiininln wa
F. T. Lawrence wn n business via- hauling onl 11 week from lie
Kof In llond Saturday, 'chute to Tumnlo for Mr Dunn
Rnmu Peterson nml II T MiW .Minn Edith Hwallov In ronflncd n(
wero present nnd the evening wa I Mr. Jesse Hechman loft Tuesday kelsen lind their sheen Mien rod Oil her homo In tlcficti iitfn with n ovoro
spent principally In dancing. An bp- 'or her homo In I'ortlnnd nfter n week. cold.
pollxlng luncheon of sandwiched, Ico pleanl visit with her husband's W. II. Itutchlns wont to Redmond . MIm llornlco Elder of Peschulo
cream, cako and coffeo wa served, parent hero. Saturday to do aomo trading, spent Friday night wllh MIm Allien
Everyone reported a good time. I Helen Snydor was called homo Alfred I'edoriion nnd II. T. Mlkkel- Wallace of Tumnlo.
Mr. and MM. Loul AUImnn, Hen- irom nign cnooi over mo weon-emi on maun a ousinos trip to Redmond sum .Mary i.ognn and nnr uncin or
-,4 ... farm only hi own Innd hereafter.
PARTY 13 ENJOYED, Mr. wiort quite hi ii
week, necessitating a trip lo lled-
i mo ml for medical aid,
PINKIIUR8T, April fv A party ' , Mat Wurweller w a recent vl
wa given at tho C. II. flpaugh homo Ijor at the hom of hi brother. Ar
Saturday evening. (Julio a number nur vtiirzwoiipr or roweu mine.
FOUND BEND PEOPLE EVERYWHERE
SAYS L D. WIEST, ON RETURNING
AFTER 13,000 MILE AUTO TOUR
ry Aulman nnd Ml Eunice Catlow. on account of tho accident that bofell
all of Hend, attended the party at her mall brother. Ituell.
tho C. If. Spaugh home Saturday cve- Grandma Spray, mother of Mr.
Bin j. I Mary II, Charlton, la confined to her
Mr. anil Mm. C. II. SDauch and bed altogether now. While not III,
daughter Oladys and Alice were her strength seems to bo leaving her.
UOnu TlSllOrS ounuay. imiu ouu is ,uu iccuiu iu nut nuuut.
Earl Wells was a IJcnd visitor Sat- Sho Is nearly S7 year old and ha
on Monday. , lloml were visitor at tho Dcblug
O. K. Anderson nttondnd n nicot- liomo Thurvdny evening.
Ing of tho Shorthorn breeder at M K- Uodger nnd son Milton of
Tumnlo on Monday ovonlng. ,Tumalo sheared sheep Inst week for
Mr. and Mrs. Joo I.lltlo nnd ehll-.W. K. Mcl'ormlck In Desrhules.
dron were Hodmond visitor Hatur
u relay ovenlng.
V. L. McManmon made n business
trip to Gist Wednesday.
Misses Violet and Myrtle Spaugh
returned to Dend Monday to resume
their school work.
C. M. Phelps Is plowing this week
for D. li. Ladd, who lives near Itcd
mond. Mrs. T. Brannan and Mr. C. M.
rhelp called on Mrs. C, -M. Heed
Wednesday.
Bend visitors this week from this
community were: Mrs. C. M.
Beed, C. II. Spaugh, John Bollman,
Walter Andrews, Mrs. C. M. Phelps,
Will Root and P. L. McManmon.
Mrs. F. V. Swisher was a caller at
the Robert Smith home Sunday.
Louis aless was a business caller
at the McKlnley mill Monday.
Roy Wells was a caller at the C.
M. Phelps home Sunday.
Mrs. F. L. McManmon visited with
her mother, Mrs. G. W. Snyder,
Thursday.
Cut TbU Out It I Worth Mono)'
Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c
to Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave.,
Chicago, III., writing your name and
address clearly. You will receive in
return a trial package containing
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound,
for coughs, colds and croup, Foley
Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic
Tablets. For sale everywhere. Adv.
BEND PRICES BETTER
RANCHERS DISCOVER
POWELL BUTTE, April 5. Many
Powell Bntte poutlrymen are mar
keting their eggs at Bend, where they
get better prices, they say.
Mrs. Marela Foster and Mr. and
Mrs. Jake Criteser of Redmond visit
ed at the George Shobert home in
Prlnevllle Sunday.
Sheep shearers are at the Dominic
Verges ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Klssler are
bcon remarkably strong and nctlvo
until recently.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Bayno spont
Sunday In Bend, whero they visited
Mr. Bayno's parents, Mr. and Mr.
Frank llayno.
Will Pauls, eldest son of Mr. and
Mr. Peter Pauls, Is seriously ill with
inflamatory rheumatism.
Fay and Floyd Bus&ctt visited
friends in Prlnovlllo over tho week
end. Grandma Brown continues to bo a
great sufferer and at tho present
writing is much worse than usual.
The Powell Butte Community as
sociation will give its annual ball
April 15. Everybody Is invited.
Good music and good eats aro promised.
PRAISES THEM TO IILS FRIENDS
Backacho is a symptom of weak or
disordered kidneys. Stiff nnd pain
ful joints, rheumatic aches, sore
muscles, pufflness under tho eyes, aro
others. You need not suffer. Bon
Richardson, Wlngrove. W. Va.,
writes: "I praise Foley Kidney Pills
because they sure have helped me."
For sale everywhere. Adv.
FIRST BIRTHDAY OF
CHILD CELEBRATED
PLEASANT RIDGE, April 5.
Mrs. Alfred Pedersen, Mrs. H. T.
Mikkelsen, Mrs. O. E. Anderson.
Mrs. Cathrlne Johanson, Miss Hilma
Nelson, Mrs. W. B. Hutchlns and son
Bobble, Mrs. J. W. Peterson and sons.
John and Lloyd. Alfred Mikkelsen
and Oswald Pedersen attended the
birthday party given by Mrs. Ole
Hanson at her home near Deschutes
Tuesday afternoon in honor of her
daughter Elizabeth's first birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Gray expect to
arrive in a few days from Vancouver,
Wash., to make their home here.
They will occupy the Petty house,
now ocucpled by Mr. and Mrs. W. B.
Hutcbins, who are making prepara
tions to move into their own homo
naintlnK and cleaning their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Williams, relatives of
the J. J. Flints, hare brought 40 .at -once.
acres adjoining the Flint property Mr. and Mrs. 0. E. Anderson at
and will improve the land and build tended the dance given at the home
a house. I of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lowe on Sat-
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Stewart and urday night.
"Dad" Jackson spent Sunday evening 1 W. J. Shannon returned from
at the home of Roy Roberts. Hampton Buttes, where he spent a
day.
TRY THIS KOU INUHJKNTION
Foley Cathartic Tablet aro Jut
the thing for headneho, biliousness,
irlu. li,.!... if-,i ui.. i .
"My two children had tho whoop- b,0,,t nKl Bn! '''J!1 braUl n.ml '","7
lug cough," write Mr. J. C. Hess, ;y'ltom of Indigestion. Mrs. It. J,
N. Baltimore. O.. "and I think Foley' Mnrchnnl. 3f. Lawrenco St., Snleni,
rinnnv t,.-i,)...i , Mnss.. write: "I lined Foley
fully. My 11 months' old baby had' Cathartic Tniilola for constipation
It bail." Volov' iinnnv nmi .t i.. with good result. I will never bo
pure, wnoicsomo una saro tor chll
urun. winy iiko ii. wuicHly re
lieves cold, coughs, croup. Sold
every whoro. Adv.
FLAMES DESTROY
PLAINVJEW HOME
PLAINVI.EW. April 5. The resi
dence of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. W. Scog
gins burned Thursday uftornoon.
Tho causo of tho flro Is unknown, as
tho upper floor was In flames when
tho flro wa discovered. Thoy wero
able to savo very llttlo of tho boddlng
nnd clothing, everything elso being
lost.
Mrs. C. F. Chalfnn spont several
days visiting In Redmond this week
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Burgess aro tho
proud parents of an eight-pound baby
girl, born Sunday, April 3.
M. Vaughn was a Redmond visitor
Monday.
A. G. Morfltt was In Sisters Wed
nesday. Mrs. Hubert Scogglns spent tho
week-end on the ranch.
Warron Chalfan was a Redmond
visitor Tuesday.
Airs. William Morfltt and son Ash
ton and Roy Henrtt wero callers in
Redmond Friday.
Mr. nnd Mrs. H. Mnmcro. Mr. F
E. Hoss. Mrs. C. F. Chalfun, Mr. nnd
Mrs. Warren Chalfan and family
wero shopping In Bend Snturday.
Heinle Coltelt delivered somo cat
tle In Bend Saturday.
Mrs. P. Van Tassel spent Monday
in Sisters.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hartley were
dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
McGuIre of Tumnlo Friday ovonlng.
Sam Burgess and Paul Scogglns
were callers in Bend Monday.
WAS IX BKO THREE DAYS.
Mrs. Joslo Reed. 217 N. Exter St..
TUisa, UKla.. writes: "I was In bed
without them."
Adv.
Hold -everywhere,-
APRIL FOOL PARTY
PROVES A SUCCESS
GRANGE HALL, April C Every
body enjoyed tho April fool continue
party given at tho Urn iiko hall Fri
day evening,
Mr. nnd Mr. Naff visited nt tho
P. J. Young homo Friday ovonlng.
Mr. and Mrs. Miller and children.
Mr. nnd Mr. Beebo and daughter
Irono nnd Miss Alt ware dinner
guests nt tho 1C. A. Nelson homo Hun-day.
Mrs. C. M. Rasmusscn spont Mon
day evening at the Nelson ranch.
Mis Gladys Dahlo I tho happy
possessor of a fine now piano.
It. Chase was busy shipping seed
potatoes last week.
Anna Smith accompanied the
Young family to church 8unday.
Mr. and Mr. Pedorxcn nnd Mr.
Hottman wero Bond shopper Satur
day. Several bond of cattlo havo died of
bloat in this vicinity recently,
Mr, and Mr. Llndtey were busy
moving off tho old Wornstaff ranch
Saturday. Mr. Wornstaff will occu
py his proporty.
GIRL'S DEATH CAUSE
OF GRIEF TO MANY
CLOVERDALE. April 6. A feel
Ing of sadness gwopt over our com
munity Wednesday when word wa
received that Mis La Dona Cyrus
had passed away that ovonllng. La
Dona was a Junior In tho Redmond
high school, where she was known
as a bright and studious pupil. Ow
ing to ill health sho had had to glvo
up her Htudles for scvoral month
threo days with my back. I took during tho winter and had Just ro
Foley Kidney Pills and in two day ccntly returned to school when sho
was at my work again." They holn. contracted measles. Pneumonia dc-
elimlnato from tho system the oolssns volopcd. causing her death. La
George Hobbs is moving his home- week looking after the seeding of rye that cause backacho, rheumatic' Dona will bo greatly missed hero.
stead house onto the Haven ditch on a ranch which he recently pur
land, ownetl by him, and will take up chased there.
his residence there soon. He has' Antone Ahlstrom was a business
occupied the ranch owned by Walter "visitor in Redmond Friday.
pains, stiff Joints, sore muscles Sold
everywhere. Adv.
CHILD HITS CAP,
MAY LOSE SIGHT
Springs Is Here
Now come the Pigs the Calves the Colts
and the Lambs.
TIME for your work horses and mules to shed
their winter's coat
TIME to tone them up give their systems a
Bpring house-cleaning and drive out the worms.
Dr. Hess Stock Tonic
A Spring Conditioner and Worm Expelier
Your COWS that have long been on winter feed need
the system-toning, bowel-cleansing, appetizing effects of '
Dr. Iless Stock Tonic Puts them in fine condition for
calving. It means more milk.
Your BROOD SOWS will bo relieved of constipation and
Sut in fine fettle for farrowing by a course of Dr. Hess
tock Tonic, which means healthy pigs, and a mother
with nn ample milk supply to nourish them.
Your SHOATS will be greatly benefited by a course of
Dr. Hess Stock Tonic. It drives out the worms stimulates
the appetite nnd makes them thrive.
Feed it to EWES before lambing time. It prevents
fevered udders and scouring lambs. Feed it after lambing
time to stimulate the flow of milk, insuring lambs for the
early market.
Dr. Hess Stock Tonic contains Tonics for the digestion.
Laxatives for the bowels, Diuretics for tho kidneys, ana
Vermifuges for tho worms.
Why Fay the Peddler Twice My Price?
MAGILL & ERSKINE
(BEND, OREGON
TcUaihoto matKtlock yoa have. We hare a package to tult.
Dr. Ct.si
Poullry
PAN-A-CE-A
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POWELL IIUTTE, April C Rus
sell Snyder, young son of Mr. and
airs. Fred Snyder, found n dynamlto
cap on the road homo from school
and, not knowing the nature of the
harmless-looking thing, carried it
home, whero ho exploded it, tearing
off the end of his thumb and two
fingers and badly injuring one oyo.
It was nt first thought that the sight
of the eye was gone, but tho attend
ing physician holds out hope of Hav
ing It. The boy, with his mother Is
at the Redmond hospital, whero lit
was taken for treatment.
THIXK8 THKHK IS XOXK IIETTEIt
Moses Richardson, R. V. D. 1, Box
78, Ramer, Okla., write: "I had a
hurting in my chest and coughed un
til I gasped for breath. Foloy's
Honey and Tar relieved me of my
troublo and did mo so much good I
don't think thero is a hotter medi
cine for colds, coughs und hoarse
ness." Good for children and safo.
Sold everywhere. Adv.
BIG DANCE ENJOYED
AT DESCHUTES HOME J-
DESCHUTES, April C. A danco
was given at tho Walter Lowo homo
Saturday evening. A variety of mu
sic was furnished. Mr. Lowe played
the Vlctrola, Qeorge Claton tho gui
tar, Ed Swalloy tho mandolin, and
several other took turns on tho vio
lin. Tho "broom Jig" was given by
Georgo Claton. Jamen Winnlngham
wa tho caller for tho danco nnd Ev
erett Johnson was tho iiuudrille lead
er. Thero wa a largo crowd pros
out from Hend, Deschutes, Tumnlo,
Orango Hall and whlto Rock dis
tricts. Refreshments wero served
consisting of cako, coffee and Hand-wlchos.
F. K. Dnhl of Redmond was a din
ner guest at the Deblrig homo In
Deschutes Saturday.
Miss Evelyn Cavauaugh of Des
chutes, who ha been staying with
Mrs. It. W. Stankey, has gono to a
training school In Portland.
Mrs. II. Ward of Tumalo, who has
been confined at her homo In Tuma
lo, Is improving. Sho taught school
Friday. All her pupil woro glad to
hr.vn her back ngaln.
Hal Cooke of Deschute wont to
Powell Rutin Saturday night, whore
ho und hi brothor Paul will work on
tho Mustard ranch.
Georgo Kano.'f and Mr, Van Allon
The funeral wa hold Friday from
the Redmond undertaking parlors,
burial being In Prlnovlllo cemolory.
Tho many beautiful floral offerings
told of tho high esteem In which shu
wa held.
MIbs Fay Miller of Redmond pcnt
Sunday at hor homo here.
W. Mill has traded hi Oakland
car to E. M. Peak for n team of hors
es, form Implnmout. hay, etc.
Mrs. Ruby Parberry ha bcon tak
ing caro of tho sick at tho G. F. Cy
rus homo during tho past wcok.
W. F. Arnold nnd wlfo were shop
ping in Sister Thursday.
Dlack Bros. & Harrison purchased
a couple of milk cow from R. O.
Andrus Saturday.
Vern Skelton was a business visit
or In Torrobonno last Monday at tho
John Mocch homo,
Mr. and Mr. J. L. Parberry wero
Sunday visitor at 11. Mamcro'a homo
In Plnlnvlow.
II. C. Miller I In Hood River tills
week on business.
B. C. Kllno delivered a veal in
Bend last wock,
R. O. Andru and W. Mills are
hauling hay this week to Oroweilcr's
mill.
R. M. Doty and G. Rolling wero
business vUltors In Redmond Thurs
day.
W. T. Harrison nnd on Thomas
and Burr Black wero in Bend Saturday.
Ellis Edglnglon and family of 81-
tar were business caller at tho W.
T. Harrison homo Thursday,
Completing n 10 ruonlli' lour, tluf
I nit which they circled Iho I nile.l
Hliile nnd (raveled 13,100 mile
In thefr Ford sedan, Mr. and Mr. I
I), Wlesl, (,'entrnl Oregon pioneer,
returned to their homo In lloml Huu
day, Everywhere they went, Mr, Vlet
romnrk, they met former lletid resi
dent, or peoplo nrquillntod hero,
nnd wero cnllod by union In Iho most
unoxpecled plnces, o that they never
felt a though they wero In n bImiiko
plnco. Mr. Wlest kept n logbook
record of tho entire Journey, nnd ha
written n number of nrtlclo on hi
observation whllo touring tho coun
try. Tho afoty of nuto travel under
modem condition nnd tho unsiip
posed prevalence of prohibition
throughout the country nro remark
ed by tho returned tourist, who at
tribute tho former to the laller con
dition. Automobile travel 1 fully a
afo n travel by train, and during
the ontlro trip ho did not niitlcn
moro than 12 case of drunkenness,
nor did ho seo moro than n very fow
uutomoblln accident.
Twice tho pnrty passed scone of
recent disunities resulting from nil
tomobllo accldonts, but they saw very
few nrrldetil pofsnmtlly. Thfffl
fourth of Inn aerldeiil Ihey lid or
rnsliiu In nhservn wern In fxllfiirhfn.
Now York nnd I'oinylvnnln, stale
where In Mr Wlosf opinion, llttlo
effort I made In enforro prohibition.
In southern Cnllfornln, described
by' Mr. Wlest Iho "Alllolst' I'arn
dlse," they knpt roiint for ID mile
of t tin number of car met. counting
1 100. Tim tourist business there is
Immense ami It netting tbn resident
largo profit. Florida also I com
lug to Iho front a a tourUl rodou,
but I nowhere muir California
Whllo In New York rlly, Iho Wlesl
called on Georgo I'nlmer Putnam,
formerly editor of Tho Ilullotln. at
bin office. Another former resldeit'
of llond, A. M. Drake, nno of tho
pioneer In development linro, wa
vlsltud In Pnsndoim, Cnl.
Tho Wlest proceeded about I tin
country In n leisurely fihlon, slop
ping for a day or longer nt n num
ber of town In eiicli Rtnto visited.
They carried wllh them n complelo
camping outfit, but stayed n hotel
a much of th llmo a they camped.
Some difficult piece of rond went
negotiated, jtay Mr, Wlest, but thero
wero praclkully no exciting events
on tho trip.
Ing through Iho country district,
Miss Clock ha several time boon
called for consultation by person
who saw her enr nnd tins been nblo
to render orvleo.
No charge I mndo In nny cno for
tho ervlco of tho county nuro, al
though payment, whon offered, I ac
cepted and tho money turned Into
tho county health fund.
WAY FROM CRESCENT
TO FORT ROCK OPEN
OAIU) OF TIfANKH
To our many friend: Wo wish to
express our nlncoro thanks and ap
preciation for tho mnny Kindncsse
extended during our lato berenvo-mont.
Cc MR. and MRS. GEO, F, CYRUS.
NURSE ENTERTAINS
BELIEF IN SIGNS
Plainly Marked Car Help MInn
Jiillu Clock To Give Special Hi'rv
Ico To DoHchutoN County Peoplo
Miss Julia D, Clock, tlio now coun
ty nurso, Is suporstltlou. At least
sho bolloves In signs, Tho Hlgn in
this cauo aro tho ncnt threo dollar
onos sho had painted on tho side of
tho official county "Llzzlo,"
Slnco vorynno cannot Judgo a per
son's occupation from appearances,
Miss Clock finds that It assist hor
lu her work to ndvortlso In tho mod-
cJt fashion montloned abovo. Pass-
The rond between Crescent and
Fort Rock Is now open and passable
by automobile, nccordlng .to Super
visor II. L. Plumb of tho Deschutes
national forest, Just returned from u
trip In that region. Tho Fort Rock
Mllllcnn rond via Fox butto I also
passable, but whoever attempts It
must buck two feet of snow nt tho
summit, ho declare.
Snow will not leave that region for
a month yet, Plumb believe, a tho
ground I still frozen. Other road
lo tho south aro In good condition,
ntthough thero I moro moisture than
usual nt thl seaKon. Between La
Pino and Fort Rock tho road I
rough, but muddy only in a few
place, and nowhere I n car In dan
ger of being itoppcd by mud. Tho
China Hat cutoff between Hand
Springs nnd Fort Rock will not bo
open for a month.
LUMBER JOYRIDE
ENDS WITH FINE
liulillnriir In lUtrnrU rolnt I".
(.'. AIIImiii To Hpenl Willi Tenm
Friend fill Penalty
Speeding on Bend street last
night with a team of horse and n
load of lumber brought F. C. Alli
son, of Alfalfa, Into pollco court
Inst Saturday. There ho Informed
Judgo Ros l'orntinm that vanilla
extract I moro pleasant to take and
moro productive of result limn
moonshine.
Tho latter I evidently Iho case,
for Allison had with him n bottlo
of a well known brand, plainly
marked 40 par cent alcohol, and ho
Imd'drunk not mora than a Quarter
of a pint.
Judgo Farnham assessed a fin
fine, which wa paid by one of Alli
son's neighbor.
Advertise In Tho Bulletin,
result.
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