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The largest and
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GARDEN SURVEY AT
POWELL BUTTE MADE
Vnusnally Good Results Attained by
1 Vegetable and Fruit Growi
Threading Is Started.
POWELL. BUTTE, Sept. 3. A
survey of the gardens and small
jfrult flats on the ranches of our
community- made this week shows
fint nnlv ihot tla ffi rrlnn a o ia nvf en
Rood but there are specialties that
deserve more han passing mention.
Mrs. Frank Kissler has unusually
fine corn, while Mrs. C. M. Charlton
is marketing much fine cabbage;
fine logan berries are ripe on the
bushes on the ranch of L. A. Perry
In the Upper Powell Butte country.
String beans of high quality were
seen at the home of Mrs. D. A.
Gates, while C. M. Charlton is grow
ing as good watermelons as could bo
desired. Mrs. Mustard boasts of her
cucumbers, and Mrs. Geo. Tuesdale
Is busy picking currants 1 to supply
her customers. Mrs. Kissler had
some of the finest gooseberries ever
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A Challenge to YOU
HALL the , savings and investment
habit born of the Liberty Loan Cam
paign continue? Shall the education
to thrift and conservative investment
endure? Or shall the American peo
ple revert to their former extravagant
Intuits? Your answer, as a thrifty, pa-
ino'ic American
Savings Account
FOUR PER CENT
; Tut Bank or 8iipihd Butvmm
.T
The First National Bank
' OF BEND
There is no more convincing;
evidence than "to be caught
with the goods."
And that Is the exact position
of the Cashmau store. When
it comes to "right up-to-the-minute"
fall styles we have to
plead guilty of being "caught
with the goods" right in style
and right in price.
We have an unusually large .
stock in all sizes, too.
The certainty of getting exactly
what you want merits your as
surance of getting what you
call for here.
No matter what it is, a suit, a
pair of shoes or a collar button,
you'll find absolute satisfaction
here.
The Best Styles,
The Lowest Prices
CASHMAN,
Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx
best stocks of dependable
found in Eastern Oregon
seen in this section as well as red
raspberries. Arthur Wurzweller has
a field of alfalfa where the shocks
touches each other on the ground and
are as thick as they can stand. Ed.
A. Bussell can show potatoes with
Mustard the "spud king." Mrs J.
A. Riggs has tomatoes and the sec
ond crop of pears that will .melt in
your mouth. Mrs. A. N. Bayne says
her bees are working overtime; they
make so much fine honey. K. H.
Stewart thinks he will have a third
cutting of alfalfa if he can get tnn
second crop out of the way soon
enough. This is only a brief men
tion of the many things we saw thai
are growing right here and doing
well. The next special mention will
be of the poultry of thi section.
J. A. Rlggs comenced threshing
Monday with Geo. Shoberti thresh
ing outfit. This is a small machine
but it saves the grain an 1 that Is
what is required in these duys of
mgn prices or wheat.
A meeting of Powell But.'e Sorosis
at Community 'Hall was neM last
week with Mrs. Carl Linqulst as
nostess, asslBted by nor daughter
Miss Ebba Lindquist. The color
scheme of the club was carried out in
the decorating, and also in the re
freshments, old rose and gold In
2i2ia
will be a start to
AT ONCE.
PAID ON SAVINGS
11 1 0
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BEND'S
CLQTHIER
men and boys fall
now on display.
both flowers and Ices. About 0
ladles were present. . Mrs. Callable
of Buffalo, New York, Bister of Mrs
James Lenmore was a guest of 'he
club for the afternoon.
' Otto and Will Paul's havo beoii" on
Joying several days outing In the
mountains this week.
Ned Angland, one of Powell
Butte's most popular bachelors, was
married recently In Bend to Miss
Minnie Mallory. They are spending
their honeymoon at Crescent Lake,
but will probably make their future
home at Powell Butte.
Nate Wurzweller of Portland, vis
ited at the ranch home of his brother
Arthur Wurzweller last week.
Miss Crystal Sturdevan has been
spending several days as a guest at
the E. A. Bussett home.
Mrs. Jacob Becker and two daugh
ters of PrlnevlUe have been visiting
ner daughter Mrsi forma Marker
and family at Powell Butte.
Mr. and Mrs. Minor are empliysd
on the Meyer ranch during the hav
ing season.
There will be a Home-Coming Wei
come meeting at Community Hall
Friday night for all service men of
this community. The Indies of
Sorosis club ore leading this move
but everybody is expected to turn
out. A good program, refreshments
and a social time for all. The pro
gram will commence at 8 o clock.
Everybody Is asked to appear on
time.
Mrs. Cora Hundorshott who has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. Cur
tls, at the Dan Hourlgan ranch, has
gone to ner home.
Mrs. Henry Whitsatt and children
visited relatives in Prinevllle over
the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Lnfollatte and
family of Prinevllle visited at the
home of Harry Whitsett Sunday.
Mrs. Whitsett and Mrs. Lufollette
are sisters.
Leland Casey and his mother Mrs.
Laura Casey have returned from an
outing spent at their ranch on the
upper Deschutes.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Worrell
were shopping in Redmond Saturday.
' E. A. Bussett with his mother and
sister, also his son Ross Dunsntt have
returned from their trip. They re
port a good time, but encountered
some very bad rouds, and iviort
crops suffering from droui'i In tho
Willamott valley.
Rlna Recovered From Gull. "
Oulls nro attracted by any small
shining object, which nccounls for n
valuable engagement ring, which was
accidentally dropped overboard in mid
Atlantic, being found in the gizzard of
one of these birds, shot months after
ward off the coast of Mulne,
Remember b i g benefit
dance at Hippodrome for
benefit of war's starving
children, Sept. 8. Adv. u.
aioi i r . rnwuru i; i i hi t i 1 i
7j
0ial drtrltom thus Mr tara 10
traU (or to ord or Im. On mm pat
tor all om III. AU clMi&d ad.artkUMi
itrtctly cab la ailruic.
WANTED
WANTED Ladles' waists and
skirts to French dry clean; ulso
One laundry work. Will call and
deliver. Address Hustler, Uox 538.
City. 87-78-83p
WANTED 'Housekeeper for two on
ranch. Middle n.ted wnmnn pre
ferred. Box 609, Bend, Ore.
- B0-7p
WANTED Man to do plowing on
runch hi Plainvlew. Call at 811
Georgia Ave. 81.-7 8c
WANTED To buy. a second hand
piano. Must be cheap. No deal
ers. Will make good payment
down, rest on time. Write to P. O.
Box 645. 86-77-82p
TO BUY Shoats to feed. Address
,. Box 197, or phone 10-F-14. Bend.
83-77-9P
WANTED Colored lady cook.
. Oood wages. Phone 1601.
36-71tf0
WANTED At tbe brick yard, a few
good 16 a day men. Bend Brick
A Lumber Co. 77-42tfc
Quite Comfortable, Think You.
A comfortable widow Is Mrs.
Amnndn Jackson, colored. She Is
drawing three $.')7.50 pensions, or
f 172.50 a month, for the Iors of three
husbands during the nr. and will
draw that amount for 20 years. Mrs.
Jones' husbnnd died of spinal menin
gitis soon after entering the service
and taklnit out a 10,0i0 Insurance
policy. The widow married one
Smith. He took n maximum life In
surance policy In her favor mid was
killed ln action. Then Mrs. Jones
Snilth married Private .Tackion, a re
turned soldier, who also named her
In n $10,000 policy. Influenza made
her n widow' a third time In less than
two years. Tho war rlHk bureau de
clines to make known her address,
doubtless fearing thnt she would be
Inundated with offers of marriage.
Brother to tho Mosquito.
The prolonged drought has produced
a proline host of Insects, and certain
species of gnats are developing a dis
concerting Interest In ankles, says Lon
don Dally Mall. Some women are
wenrlng linen bandages as o protec
tion. An official at tho Natural History
museum. South Kensington, states thnt
the chief offender Is a tiny Insect bear
ing the long name of Ochlerntntus dor
sails, which breeds In estuaries and
explores Inland. It Is to be found nil
around London, especially on the Sur
rey downs.
Another bloodthirsty gnat Is the
I'ullcnrls, which Is labeled at the mu
seum as "particularly troublesome In
the evening. Its bite Is revere, and
with mnny people causes bad sores."
8panlsh Birth Rate.
Now It Is In Spain that they are
beginning to worry about the rising
dentil rate and the fulling birth rate.
Dr. (Jninez Ocnnn present In El Slglo
Medico (Barcelona) sIiiIIhIIcs for sev
eral years, showing that In 11)12 tho
death rntb whs 21.0 per 1,000 popula
tion, and thnt by 1017, before the ad
vent of he pandemic of influenza, It
had duett to 2(1.10. And Hie birth rnto
fell from 81.00 per thousand In 1012
to 20.2 In 11)17.
Olllelal figures for 1018 are not yet
available, hut In llio city of Madrid
the dentil rate rose In thnt year to
B0.H7, while the birth rate fell to 20,70,
The figures for 1018, however, ire Ui
normal because of the piindcin'lu.
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE Five snaps. 12400.00,
five-mom modern bungalow, two
lots; 12600.00, six-mom modern
bungalow, close. In; $3600.00. six
room modern residence; 12300.00,
nix-mom biingulow, . two lots;
f 1060.00, four-room house, cornur
lot, Park addition. C. . V. Kllvls.
89-78c
FOR SALE 1914 Kord In good
condition; shock absorbers; good
tires. Phone Hod 381. A. W.
Bontrager tiarugo. 92-7SC
FOR SALE Good thrmvroom house
with lights and water, in Ken
wood. Price $660. Terms. Will
take Ford cur In good condition as
part puyment. Inquire 1133 New
port. 80 77-Ss
FOR 8ALE Dodge; hus run 4600
miles, nearly lOO'o now. J.
Ryan, 72-7etfc
FOR SALE Shetland pony, suit
able for children. Can bn seen
at Aune's barn. 75-76-8p
FOR 8ALK Touring car. ' Can bu
bought right If taken this weak.
Inquire J. Blake, nt Baker's Uro
cery, 62-76-80
, MOTHER V SCHOOL
1 1 tiSt!idfSfr'w -Jk
.Mother's school days begin many, many hour ahead of Mary
Jane for It Is mother's nimble flngors that shape, itltch and coni
j struct those dainty neat school frooks and this must necessarily b
done In spuro moments bofore the school boll sounds In Soptember.
Serges and Scotch plaids are tho' staple materials (or school frocks.
Those two models nro refreshed with those-dainty round collars-
Just like ilsor. wears and both aro bolted.
Two Among Many Good Things About
Pennsylvania Vacuum CupTires
Guaranteed Oilproof
,i Imtnuno finm tletiirlorallon of oil and (fi'euso
Quality
Vacuum CNip Tlrns nro mndn to typlfv tliti Meuls of their makors to
(V0 USUI'S Ut till tllllUH tilt) lllfllCKl, pllKHlllIU (j nitl 1
SMITH'S TIRE SHOP
G. ,l Smith
tie ccARe
INSTCAU Or
,,57; BMJY MINE I MEANT!
K ALSO MINE".
FOR BALK lly ownir, Chevrolet
490; reuitoiinlilo. Write Box 67.
llend, Ore. 8 3-7 St fo
FOR 8A1.K Elect rlo ranxe. com
plete with wlrlug and fusn block,
autotuntio double oven; 170. In
quire at Forost Service Office.
18-72tffl
FOR SALE Two now modern flvo
rooiu butiKaluws on Delaware
avunue Inquire J. Ityun ft Co.
70-B4lfo
MISCELLANEOUS
PERRON borrowing books of plans
from office of J. Ityun please re
turn samo. 8H-78-800
LOST
LOST But ween Tumnlo crnok and
Bond, hluck overcoat Willi qulllod
lining. Finder ploase leave at Dr.
Turner's office, or Kenwood Gro
cery. 88-78-ilp
TO TRADE.
FOR TRADE -Fat beef steer for
- good milch cow. Address Box
197, or phono 10-F-14, Bend.,
i 83-77-Op
HOURS START FIRST
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