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The Bend Bulletin
. DAILY EDITION t '
fmil -trwr ARarMM trail Baaamr.
Mr Balletta HmtmM).
Baterett a Second (lM natter. January a,
U1T, at th. Poal OlfW at BmJ, Oregon, under
t of March . 17.
OBKRT W. SAWYER Kklltor,Manarer
BKNBY N, FOWLER Aeeoclete Editor
TUX.0 A. WOKUXKN.,.Advertlaln- Manager
K. A. NIXON Circulation Manager
RALPH 8PBNCER Mecaaoleal Sapt
Ad Independent Nempaner. Mandlnt for the
vnar deal, elean buslneee, clean politic and
iae teat Inteieata of Bind knd Central Orecon,
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SATURDAY, AUGUSfTsT'isTir-"
BRANDS.
,. Some' rather' Interesting tacts for
the merchant to consider have come
out of the government sale of food
now being carried on through the
postoffice, , ." ;
Newspaper . reports from Cottage
Grove say that the sale is going
fcadly there because housewives do
sot like the lack of guarantee of
quality and because there. Is no op
portunity to return goods in case
of., dissatisfaction. ..Here in Bend
several are reported to have asked
what brands of canned goods were
being' sold .and to have refrained
from buying when they were told
that the goods were not of any
particular brand. : .'
; The lesson . to the local merchant
is one of advertising, and of the
merchandising advantage he has in
bis home town.. Though persistent
advertising there has become es
tablished In the mind of the buying
public the dames of brands of al
most everything used in tire home.
Housewives buy brands because
they know what they are getting,
and they &T uttwilling; to take any
thing which is not advertised be
cause of ". tho'.'.uncertainty in the
transaction. -1 - . . .
... The merchant who recognizes
these facts and takes advantage of
them by advertising and establish
ing his' own ; business Jn the public
mind will get, the trade. ,
Taking a Plebiscite.
Plebiscite Is a political term bor
rowed from the French, meaning a
vote of all the electors in a country
taken on some specific question. It
Is from the Latin jlebiscitum, a de
cree of the plebsv or;law made by the
common people and te somewhat sim
ilar to the referendum. A notable ex
ample of tbe ose of the plebiscite In
French history was in. 1852, when the
memorable Coip -d'etat of 1851 was
confirmed and the title of emperor
was jived' 'to Napoleon in.
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, - Division of Simoin Island. " '.'
' By the agreement of December i,
1809. amont the United States. Great
Britain and Germany, the Sainoan Is
lands were divided between the Cnl-
JS0' States and Germany, Great Bri
tain retiring and accepting compensa
, tlon for 'her retirement in the form of
colonial concessions elsewhere in the
world. This agreement ended a lorg
series of outbreaks and disorder In the
Islands amounting to a state of civil
war, due. It was charged at the time,
to the intrigue and aggression of the
Cermans. ''.''. - .
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Exercised Discretion. ;
.r ItiVhanl, on his first visit to the
country, climbed, the fence Into the
' field where a Jersey cow' was grazing.
The cow, being- somewhat of a pet,
greeted htm with a loud and Joyous
moo, whereupon Blchard beat a hasty
' and disorderly retreat. "No, I wasn't
cdzackly afraid," he explained; "but
when she kept. saying, 'Move, mover
I thought I'd better keep a-movln' I" .
' Good Rules for Life's Conduct. ,.
Those that are perfect men do not
easily give 'credit to everything one
tells them ; for they know that human-
frailty is prone to evil, and very sub
ject to full Inwards. ' It Is great wis
dom not to be rash in thy proceedings,
not to stand stiffly In thine own con
celts; as also not to believe everything
Which thou nearest, nor presently to
relate again to others wbut thou bast
beard or dost, believe.
,-i " ' Wax (Ttaures of Ancestors. ,
;, any ancient families in England
.have stored away life sized figures
i in wax of, their ancestors, made at the
--time of the original's death. The Duke
.of ..Norfolk has the fl.mires of three
wrre of one of his ancestors, which
'are kept In.Ja'glass cuse at one of his
country seats. , . ' ...
it The Bloaest Mummy.:
' The largest mummy In the world Is
that of an nnlinnl, the Bcresovka
mammoth. In (he I'etrognid museum,
The species has been extinct for
thousands of yeunvoml the Beresoyka
mnmmoth whleli was found embed
ed In the frozen. earth near the Bere
avka river, In northeast XJherlft---preUddly
lived .fifty thousand years
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I PeopI
e GoRoaifS' -Bail
Although It Is well Into the month
of August, and families are begin
ning to thlnk'of school days, ' the
vacation spirit throughout Central
Oregon Is everywhere rlfo. Dosplte
the almost unbearable conditions of
many of the roads In Central Ore
gon, tourists and home folks are
willing to meet with unpleasant
situations on the road In order to
get out into the country.
This year is a banner year for
the motorist In Central Oregon.
Oregon's lakes, streams and beauty
spot 8 are becoming known every
where through the publicity of vari
ous types. However, tt Is problem
atical whether the bad roads prop
aganda which the tourists of other
states are sure to spread will have
its deterring effects on travel next
summer. ...
Without an exception the tourists
who have been questioned about the
roads to the south say "they are
terrible," .and in many instances
have most unkind and unprintable
comments upon the highway be
tween Bend and Klamath ! Falls.
Mayor George L. Baker of Port
land is among the kickers, but he
is, however, enthusiastic about a
program ' he will Immediately put
on its way, whereby the north and.
south highway, connecting with the
Columbia highway south to Klam
ath Falls and connecting with the
Crater Lake highway and California
thoroughfares, is to he 'improved.
Mayor Baker, when In Bend thlB
week en route to his home, ex
pressed a surprise that the highway
through such scenic country should,
be allowed to deteriorate, and fur
ther promised to take something
like definite action among good
roads boosters of Portland to ob
tain funds' with which to build a
permanent highway north and south
through Oregon on the east sida of
the Cascade mountains.
The advantages of the permanent
improvement of this higway are in
numerable, but one advantage from
the viewpoint of the traveler is that
from Portland the tourist may see
the .Columbia highway,' Journey
down through tbe heart of Oregon
along the east slope of the Cascades,
through Its great timber belt, by
Motor
lentral Ureg
Bend Garage Company
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THE BEND nUIXKTlV, DAILY EDITION,
Its innumerable stream take ,Bj(iH
trips to it J'odiojif' fresh wavy:,
conttnuo south to California, end
return, If he chooses, by. the west
route to Portland. - - The tourist
from the south uuiy take the re
verso route. .Mayor Baker sees in
tho improvement of the north and
south highway a grout loop tor
Oregon, . , !:
GAS LINE LIKELY
CAUSE OF TROUBLE
When tho engine after bolug
started, runs tor a minute or two
and ihen, stops,, the first place to
look for trouble is In the gasollue
toed line. A" partial stoppage lu
the pipe will lessen the flow of fuel
so that the float chamber fills slow
ly. On toeing started the motor at
once consumes 'this gasoline and
then has to wait for more. Thore
is another possible cause of this
trouble, and that Is the flout of the
carburetor sticking. - Of course. It
the float Is stuck in it high position
the bow of tuel will be greatly
lessened or even stopped.
KEEP RADIATOR HOSE
FREE FROM KINKS
A radiator hose is mounted as
closely to the .fan as Is possible
53 REPUBLIC TRUCKS IN JUNE
56 REPUBLIC TRUCKS IN JULY
IN OREGONTHERE'S A REASON
Low Cost of Operation and Service
USE ONE AND SEE '
WaItherWilliams Co.
R. S. McCLURE, Selling Agent
' 132 Greenwood
Awimcing the Sole
Agency fortite BuicK
Cars for
on
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The increased importance of Bend and Deschutes
county as an automobile center we have finally r
been given the sole agency for Deschutes county
by the Buick Motor Company. ' , ' ' '
With this change, we feel it necessary thati we
should carry for all Buick Motor Car owners a
' most complete line of parts and accessories, that
we can give the best service to Buick patrons. The
manufacturers of this car insist that its Customers,
. through local dealers.'.be given every facility for.
good service. - -'-'- ' '';,'''''''
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You may be assured if you are a Buick owner, or
expect to be one, that your service needs will re
ceive attention.
BEND, OREGON, . HATl'UDAY. Al'GUHT 8. IDIO
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Shoes Shoes
4'Keal saving
WE GUARANTEE
MEN'S SHOES
All Goodyear welt-high
grade tans and blacks
DRESS SHOES
1S5.68 Bt
at least $2.00 lower than
present day prices.
These shoe prices dety com
petitionBuy Now.
LADIES TELL YOUR
HUSBANDS AND SONS
Tri-State
Terminal Co.
without creating the excessle noise
that would develop when a fan Is
too close. . Too great a distance
ST...'
from tho rmU.utor .cuuseji the fan to
lose a Kiwi deal of lis ofllclmiuy.
8uMclmit liom should nlwiiya ho it I -lowed
In connecting Ilia top of Ihu
radiator and water puekct cover to
avoid any strain., ou those connec
tions. .... Tho uiiKlno Wuiivvs In Its
front support us I he cur pusses over
rough or unuven.'-romls, miits thl
would destroy UioIioku. Avoid any
harp bunds or kinks which would
rotunl fine passago of water.'"'
Put it In Tho Ilullftln.
lllCI) llUJH.
arc quickly destroyed by unIiik
DKAI) SHOT ItKU HUO K1U.KK.
guaranteed ubsolutuly destructive
to bed bugs. A liquid easily used '
non-polsouous to human lite. Kor
sale Itooin 3 Bather UulldiiiR, or
Owl Pharmacy, Price 60 cents per
bottle. Adv,64-M
The farmer and the business moa of this com
munity are partners in the progress or the fitiluie of
their community.
If
they pull together, the progress and prosperity is
certain to come.
IF they listen to preachers of class hatred there
can only be failure as a result.
THE SHEVL1N-HIX0N COMPANY
Seven Reason Why There Should Be An Electric
Range in Every Bend Heme.
6th A blessing when day are hot; cook on an Electric
Range and you do not realize there Is any heat In your kitchen.
6th Very low rate maintained by the Bend Water, Light
Power Co. put all the comfort of the ELECTH10 RANGE In roach
of all.
7th Cleanliness, ease, comfort and th fact that Mother'
burden are lightened should be th main reason for n Kloctrlc
Range. .,.' .
Bend Water Light & Power Co.
Progress. vehess .and Growth' :
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', .''';" i tli community, meant Jollsr sad eat
"':....-....:' - in your pocktt. : .
uild Now With Deschutes
1 . ' : iVhile) Pine.
Build of home producti snd patronu arm iitdudiy. Th
cketpstt snd bent kuiliiing msttrial i DockuKi (While) ,
Pin and is manufactured riabt her into til tixsi nd (rtdrt
of lumber. Acquire home of your own initcid of hunch
of rent receipt!.
PUT.YOUR MONEY TO WORK. BUILD NOW
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The Brooks-Scanlon Lumber C9.
LtXAL SALES ACENTS;
MILLER LUMBER COMPANY
THE UNITED WAREHOUSE COMPANY
VTHOLESALE DlSTKIUUTORS
, r ; FOR CENTRAL OREGON OF
OIL, GASOLINE, FLOUR, SALT, MEATS
HAM, BACON, LARD, ETC.
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' General Commission Merchahts
WE BUY HIDES
THE UNITED WAREHOUSE COMPANY,
nt a, at eft . , ,
rnone..zi
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" "NOTU'M TO ntKUlTOIW.i
In the County Court f the Hlnto of
Oregon, fur Deschutes county.
In tho iiiutur of ilm. llstUll) uf
Kiiutii Nelson, deceimeil. - ,
Nollro Is hereby given Unit It. H.
Itiiinitton has Ik'Oii ulipiiliited ns
iiiluiliilstl'ittor of the I'NtiUu of Knut.
Nelson, tleoeused, by tho ouuiity
court of Deschutes county, OreguV
. All pninon having claims iWulust.
the Huld oHtiite uro hereby luitu
lluil to present them, duly verified
with proper vouchers, to the kalil
udiiilnlNtrutor, til tho law otllue ut
It. 8. lluiulltuil. In. 'th .First Na
tional Hank building. IiI. Oregon,
within six months from the dut of
the llrsl puhllcittliiu of this notice,
towlt: within six mom lis from
August V, 11, .
..11 8. HAMILTON',
Administrator.
Vonsln, MoCourt & Veusla und H.
H. Hamilton, utturneys for admin
istrator, Istrutor, 6l)-01-t)7-73-70o
Put II In The lliilli-lln.
1st Saving of time, labor
and fuel.
Stid Meats, vegetable and
other foods retain natural flav
ors when cooked on an KLKC
TBIC IIANOK that sr. other
wise lost In vapors when sub
jected to uneven heats pro
duced by wood, coal or gas
range. .
3rd Cot out of bod, turn
the button and breakfast I
started whilo you are dressing.
4th No dirt, no ashes.
Mother' work I easier and
her disposition Is happier and
her day are longer.
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A. m. ritiNjiK, Manager .:
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