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BB BEND BULLETIN. DAILY HDITION. HRND, OHKOON, l ltlDW, MAIICH 'M, lOUO
LITTLE GOOD IN ARGUMENT
Many Men of Nota Hav Set It Down
I a Utelet Form of
i Bickering.
Lord Flalicr, not iiritulnK. of cours,
with Ills opponents, Iiut Just tolling
them, renewed dlxeu.sslon will! the
renin Ik : "le Is only fools who nruuu."
Something of the sort has heeu said
before In I'liituri'h you Und:
"Euripides was wont to say, silence
was In answer to a wise man ; but we
seem to have greater occasion for It In
our dealings with fools and unreason
nbla persona, for men of breeding and
food seuse will he satisfied with reason
and fair words."
Jonntbau Swift wrote:
"Argument, ns usually managed, Is
the worst sort of conversation, as In
books It Is generally the worst sort of
reading."
James Russell Lowell gave this ad
vice: "There Is no good In argument with
the Inevitable The only argument
available with an east wlud Is to put
on your overcoat."
In Samuel llutler's Notebook, which
holds much common sense, Is an entry
to the point :
"Argument Is general waste of time
and trouble. It Is better to present
one's own opinion, and leave It to
stick or no, as It may happen. If
sound. It will probably In the end
stick, and (but Is the main tbiug."
Tf you are still fool enouKh to areue
don't let the other fellow do si. Re
member Sir. Godkln's penetrating
warning that "hearing both sides con
fuses the mind."
SCULPTOR FOUND IN ERROR
Stonemason Had to Be Called In to
Shave the Bust of John How
ard Payne.
v "The man who never had a home"
meaning John Howard Payne, of
course also never had a beard.
When the author of "Home, Sweet
' Home" had died In Tunis and bis body
was being brought back at- the ex
pense of W. W. Corcoran the news
papers broke out all over In a beau
tiful something about "the man who
never had a borne and was coming
home at last." And when Mr. Cor
coran had erected a monument at the
poet's grave In Oak Hill, about all
Washington attended the dedication
ceremonies, either as privileged spec
tators Inside the cemetery or Just
plain people packed against the rail
ings on the street side which, gen
erally speaking, folks, Is a good place
to be, so far as graveyards are con
cerned but, anyhow:
The bust of I'uyne that topped the
marble shaft showed a dreamy face
bearded like unto the gentleman of
western literature usually mentioned
as a "pnrd." And everybody said
what a manly man he must have been,
but you kuow how things get around
after (he laipresslvc ceremonies
were over say about two weeks the
town become aware that the lute Mr,
Payne never wore a beard.
And the licit thing that happened:
he was shaved by a stonemason.
Washington Star. f
Varied Uses of Coconuts.
Coconuts have long been considered
one of the most valuable products of
the tropics. The palm grows wild and
Is utilized in many ways by the na
tives. The meat of Hie nut, eaten raw
or cooked, forms an important article
of food and the liquid contained in
the center of the nut a most refresh
ing drink ; the sap from the unopened
flower buds Is also used as a drink
and ts highly Intoxicating If allowed
to ferment for some time; the husk
of the nut Is used fur fuel and Its
fibers to make rope, matting and
brushes; the shell of the nut Is used
for fuel, for drinking cups and various
household utensils i the leaves and the
wood of the palm are utilized for mats,
thatching und timber for huts.
There is a real need
in individual savings in
requisite capital for the
industries. Statement
mi
START A SAVINGS ACCOUNT TODAY.
IT WILL EARN YOU FOUR PER CENT.
Ta Bank of Sui'moi Skhticb
The First National Bank
OF BEND
CIsMidtd hlvwrtUlh ehftrv tr tout 10
cnta tor 10 wunl or On cnt pr
worrf for nil ovor 10. All clMlflrti avrtUlog
WANTED
WANTED Married man on ranch.
$75 and board. Inquire tlulletlu.
7-93-iHc
WANTED A few swampers and
steel men. $5.23 a day. Apply
Rrooks-ScHUton cilice. 9 4-93-84
WANTED Tlmberfallers, contract
work, ninety-nine, cents a thous
and. Apply Urooks-Scanlon Lumber
Co. 95-93-91C
WANTED Place in good home for
school boy to board und room.
Leave name at Bulletin ofHre or
phone, black 2191. 1-93 -9 4c
WANTED Woman to care for two
small children and help about
lif.ht housekeeping In jm.iI I town
nearby: no washing or heavy work;
woman of house away six hours a
day. Write 70, care of llulletin.
70-9-p
WANTED To buy second hand win
dow shades. We sell ne.w shades.
See Goggans. S7-83tfc
WANTED Woman cook for hotel
at Deschutes. Write or call Cen
tral Oregon Irrigation Co., Des
chutes. Ore. St-S2tfc
5
IT PAYS
To Advertise when
you have a product
that gives satisfact
ion. That is the
reason we are ad
vertising Monamobile
1
Oil
CONVINCES THE
i MOST SKEPTICAL
i LOCAL DEALKRS:
BEXD OARAGE.
DESCHUTES CAKAGK.
A. W. BOXTRAGER.
HARDWARE CO.
BEND
Monamobile'Oil Distributors j
Mvmvmwiwivtvwmvwvtvw
for a great increase
order to provide the
expansion of our
No. 2.
, 1
GARDENING I have moved back to
towu and am now booking orders
for gardening work. Telephono Rod
1771 for appointments. C. H. Ilia-
hop. H:i7p
WANTED Furniture, phonographs,
ranges and household goods ot oil
description. Standard Furniture Co.
61tfo
RAGS WANTED Will pay to per
pound tor clean rags, no small
trimmings, sucks, old pants or socks
wanted. The. llend Uullutln,
FOR RENT
FOR RENT- Nicely furnished sleep
ing room. Telephone Red 2292.
98-93p
FOR RENT 4 room apartment un
furnished, near m ills. Apply
Downing Cafe. 42-89tfo
FOR SALE
FOR SALE 3 room furnished
house, wuter, lights etc., at a bar
gain. Also about twenty chlckons.
Inquire 433 Riverfront. 93-96p
,'FOR SALE Complete housekeeping
out lit tor four rooms. C. C. Miller.
53 Louisiana Ave. 2-93-94p
PIUS FOR SALE Four Inrge sows.
with seven due two weeks old pigs
each. Will take, seventy-llvo dollars
for each sow and njgs If sold at once.
I. D. Goodhue. One, mile South of
O'Donnell'a slaughter house. 91-92-94p.
FOR SALE Second band furniture.
1$ yoo
Mild
Leo Adler, Baker, Ore,, Wholesale Distributor The Dalles to Salt
75-92-
RKAL F.STATK FOR SALE Mod
ern 6 room bungalow can glvo Im
mediate possession, J. A, Hasten.
79 !l litre
RANCH FOR SALE It) aero Irri
gated ranch, 7 room house, good
barn, itc. Inquire Anna Hoard num.
3 miles out on Uond-Rudiuoud road.
88-92-971)
FOR SALE Kimball organ, two line
l'UIIS. 9x12 fool oaeh rlilmi ,nlilii..l
cut glims and silverware. (ioorgo
Howard. 630 Itlvorsldu livid. 93-92-97p.
FOR SALE Rhubarb roots; spo-
clal variety. 11, Llnutur. I'hn
Rod 22U. 83-91-9GU
FOR SALE Old OroKonluns; 50
cents (or bundle of 100. Central
Oregon Cleaning shop, 1024 Wull
street. 08-99 Ip
FOR SALE -Eggs for hatihliiK
from pure-bred S. C. R. I. Reds:
also six laying pullets for Halo. 527
Portland Ave., Kenwood. Cl-9l-94p
APPLES FOR SALE The best
grades, different varieties; low
prices. 146 Greenwood Ave. Tele
phone lllurk 1251; office hours.
1 to 5 p. m. 0-ttl-!ip
FOR SALE - Practically new 4 room
house, water, lights, good tided
lot. large wood-shed, chicken house,
etc. Apply owner 820. Newport Ave.
47-90 :.p
FOR SALE Three lots und two
room house. $500 for oulck sale
Inquire Cascade llotol.
p.
Five hundred women, $68 and three weeks' time elected a mayor in
Columbus, Ohio. For sixteen years Columbus, declared one of the
worst governed cities in the United States, has been run by a, political
machine. How 500 Columbus women in three short weeks fought this
machine and beat it, makes one of the most astounding stories that has
ever been written. Every man and woman who admires a clean fight
against nasty odds, owes it to himself to get the truth in this article.
Then too, perhaps there is some life-sized problem in your own town
that 500. determined women can solve.
Good Housekeeping is edited for the
100 progressive American home
and the March number proves it. There
is fiction real fiction by such famous
authors as: I. A. R. Wylie, Kathleen
Norris, James Oliver Curwood, Con
ingsby Dawson, Judge Henry A. Shute,
Marjorie C. L. Pickthall, and Dorothy
Dix.
And there are complete departments
devoted to Fashions (14 pages of early
spring styles), Furnishings and' Deco
ration, Cooking, House Managing,
Health, Dr. Wiley's feature article, in
all a big 250 page issue- magnificently
illustrated (many pages in color).
Two pages of cut-outs for the kiddies and Harrison
Cady's Bug Pictures both features illustrated in color:
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING
Out Now Everywhere
Inquire Geiitinn at Curmody's pool
hall. 4 4-8Ulfc
FOR SALE Good light team and
harness. A. C. Kliinln. 3 miles
North of Tuinulo. 3B-8-93p
FOR BALE Good horse ut n bar
gain; works double or single. In
quire 2511 SI. Helens. 31-8S 04i
FOR BALK Why purcnuso used
phonographa where you can't pur
chaan parts? Wo Itnvo a good lino
of used phonographs; ulna parts.
L. K. Shuphurd, Mluunauta si root
90 lHOlfc
USED CARS
$:n5CASiT Ford Touring
oar, in running condition,
1920 license. 1126 Federal
street. lOl-M-Dlp
CAR FOR HALE 1919 Ford Sedan
In good condition ut a bargain.
Deschutes Garage. 83-92lfe
TluVcK FOR SALE - tine ton " Ford
truck. Inquire Deschutes Garage.
84-92tfc
FoirSALE UMdFord cars.' Cart
guaranteed Cent.-Oro. Motor Co.
63-41tfc
St. 91-30tfc
LOST
LOST -Chevrolet crank Finder
leavo at llend Garage. 80-93-9 Ip
LOST Hub rap from White car
Kinder please return to llulletin
9-93-94c
The same issue of March Good House
keeping further advances the position
now taken by the American woman as
a citizen. Read, for instance, "Mother
No. 22,999" by Rose Wilder Lane an
article which makes it possible for you
to help save the lives of 23,000 mothers
and 125,000 babies every year.
"A Woman in a New Field" shows
that there are no limitations to woman's
energy, and "A Call to Budgeting"
shows how to run your home like a
business. If you expect to build your
own home, you will be interested in the
plans of two wonderful houses in this
issue. Get your copy tonight.
The Million Dollar
Formula for
Automobile Owners
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BILL
WONDERFIL DISCOVERY-
Ouii Chemical can bo purchased
from uny drug store, that will
glvo twenty tu fifty per cent
more miles on gasoline. Posi
tively prevents and removes all
carbon. Mukes easy starting.
Contulns no arid or ether. Ab
solutely haiiuless to motor.
Cost of Chemical onu-half ctit
per gallon of gasoline. Send
12 for foi'inulu mid full di
rect ions.
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COMPANY '
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