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THE BEND BULLETIN, DAILY EDITION, HKND, OREGON, RATt'RDAY, Jl'lY IT, 10110.
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DONT USE SAWDUST
SUGAR. FOR COFFEE
Oirmlsl'N Hiilwttliite Lurking In
Sweetening;' ' (Junlltios, Although
of Di.sliiirt Food Value.
. ,
(Hy UnlUl l'rooi to Th Bond Bulletin)
SYRACUS10, N. Y., July IT.
When anybody tolls you that the
sugar ..trust la cornorlng America's
sawdust murkot. to soil the sugar
that is contained in trees, don't be
lieve them. It cau't be done. There
is sugar thero, but not the Bugar
maker's kind of sugar, so the saw
dust factories will not be able to
help pile up new fortunes for the
Bogar makers.
. The nation was startled the other
day by a scientist's ( announcement
that there is an enormous amount of
sugar in sawdust. A chance for the
housewife to preserve fruit by saw
dust sugar seemed to be in the realm
of possibility.
But the bubble has been pricked
by the cold-blooded scientists of the
New York State College of Forestry
here. '
Here is what Dr.- Louis E. Wise,
one of Uncle Sam's war time qhem
tsts, now professor of forest chemist
ry at the New York State College of
Forestry, says about sawdust sugar:
"An important sugar can be pre
pared from sawdust with hydrolysis
with acid, but it must not be con
tused with the sugar of the break
last table. This sugar, prepared
from wood, is dextrose or glucose
and is identical with tho sugar ob
tained by acid treatment of starch.
The sugar is not identical, however,
with Bucrose, commonly termed 'cane
sugar' or 'beet sugar.' Glucose is.
however, widely used commercially,,
and is an important foodstuff. It is
the principal component of corn sy
rups and the like, and has distinct
nutritive value."
DE LAHUERTA NOW
MOVES INTO CASTLE
CARRANZA SHUNNED
(Continued from Page 1.)
voluptuous pictures after the style of
a Pompeiian villa, and the grounds
were terraced. Most of the pictures
are gone today. . '
There still remain, however, the
favorite boudoir of the Empress Car
lotta, its walls adorned in pink satin
brocade; the dining salon, finished
in beautifully carved Alsatian oak.
with panels of GobVlin tapestries; the
ambassadorial department, pink and
gold in Louis XV style; and count
less other furnishings which still re
tain their excellence, including the
mahogany bed in which Ellhu Root
rested his closely cropped head when
on a mission to the old Diaz govern
ment. .....
Construction of the castle was be
gun in 1783,-bot did not reach its
present state until many years after
ward. Today it covers almost the
whole top of Chapultepec, which, in
the 'Aztec .language, means Grass
hopper hill, so called from the' num
ber of insects that once Infested the
region. Under the Carranza regime
visitors inspected thercastle upon ob
taining special permits. It Is -still
open to visitors, but, being the presi
dent's residence, permits are more
difficult to obtain, and the hours of
inspection' more limited.
THAT SOUND IN THE NIGHT , torms-
Nothing So Very Terrible, but at Least,
Henry Found Out Just What
Causad It '
It certainly was a strange sound
even though nt midnight all sown)
are strange. Mrs. Meektou nudged
her IuisIhuhI hard.
"Henry," she whispered, loudly,
"wake up at once, mid go downstairs!
It sounds like burglars!"
"Yes, my dear," replied lloury,
nervously. "Uut 1 don't "
"if you dmi't go nt once." stated
his better half, "I will go myself!"
"I shall certainly go, Maria." Henry
said with dignity; then he added, "if I
hear It ugaln."
"No, go now," ordered Maria, "or 1
shall shriek for the police, and tell
them that you made no attempt to
capture the thieves!"
"Very well," replied Henry, through
trembling Hps; "but let me kiss you
and the baby before I go, and when
he grows up tell him that his bruve
daddy jumped out of bed oue bitter
night and holdly attacked several
armed burglars and fought with tlieiu
till he was overpowered and"
"O-o-o-oh, Henry, there It Is again!
Go at once!" yelled Maria, giving him
a mighty push.
And Henry went downstairs, trem
bling violently. Cautiously opening
the kitchen door he turned on the elec
tric light and found the kitten ploy
ing with baby's ludlu-rubher bull.
Call nt 1702 Lytlo si root.
; . ; . - ,8a-at-aop
FOR SALE Oil KENT New house,
close In, for nulo on tonus, or will
lease to good tenant. . Sou owner,
Wi Georgia avo. 8 tl-3 f p.
FOR SALE Five-room modern
house, partly furnished, nud good
lot, within a block of First National
bank; J2G00; terms. . Inquire Bulle
tin. Sa-35-SGp
FOlt SALE Four-room house, with
cellar, lights, water, garage, poul
try house and yard: Iwo largo Iota;
on Albany nve.: $1200. lmiutre A.
O. Myers, ShevUn-lllxou roundhouse.
76-3 l-39p
FOB SALE Nice petunia plants;
25c a dozen. Fhoue Illuck 1711.
79-S-itfc
TO TEACH BLIND TO DRAW
English Idea Is That Art May Help
. the Sightless to Communicate
With Outt!4a World.
One of the many experiments of the
Royal Drawing society has been to
teach people to draw by touch. The
pupil Is blindfolded and feels a simple
shape, like a hammer ,of a spade, and
draws It with his eye open. An ad
vanced pupil has drawn the head of a
classical bust and the mask of Bee
thoven. These experiments fired Mr. C B.
Ablett. the director of the society, with
the Idea of drawing by the blind. He
has devised a medium which looks like
the frosted stuff on a matchbox made
liquid, by which the draughtsman can
follow by touch what he has drawn
and correct or add to his work. So far
there have been no experiments with a
blind pupil. '
Mr. Ablett does not claim for it more
than that a blind man can draw the
plan or a design of something be
wishes to record and explain. A blind
gardener has been known to go Into
ecstasies over the unfolding shapes of
a plant, and the drawing of these
shapes, known to him by touch Would
undoubtedly give him a form of es
thetic pleasure. In any case. It would
Increase his means of communicating
with the outside world.
A great boon. If the method Is prac
ticable, would be that It would enable
the blind to write end to read writ
ing. Manchester Guardian.
The Worthy Citizen.
He who possesses worth and Intel
ligence, who Is Just, speaks the truth,
and does what is his own "business,
him the world will hold dear. Dbam-mapada.
fist cCH3IKlT).U
ClRMlflcd advertising enartc tr laiut 20
eenta for 20 word or Icm. On Mat pr
word for ll over ZO. All elaMlfltd ftdvartbins
trirt1r emb in advance-
FOR SALE
FOR SALE Buy from owner a good
6-room house, 2 lots, garden; some
L'lM) OA! O T..... ..I.... I I...- ....
r Will o.v 1. 1- inu mil'. Mttftu IJIIB. Ull
good corner, close to town and mills,
two houses, four and five rooms;
lawns, garden, with lots of potatoes;
chickens; good torniB to right party.
It w!!! pay to investigate this bur
gain. Owner leaving town. Seo him
Ul UlllV UL WJU UlYISIUIl HI., CUI HIT
Franklin. S 1-3 l-35p
FOR SALE Furnltmo nt 980 Dela
ware. 64-33-35P
FOR SALE 9ti0-nere stock, sheep
or horse ranch: unlimited wuter
supply and out range; nil fenced;!
$5000 will buy It. Write J. H.. care
of Bulletin. 61-33-SSp
FOR SALE A good two-room shuck.
16x24: double walls; ' electric
lights; water at door; lot 40x130;
luwn, gurden; some berries; cellar
and garage: $500. $100 cash, bal
ance like rent. Call 1045 Lexing
ton. - 62-32-3'p
FOR SALE One of the best homos
in Bend: good stone house, good
location. See owner, H. Q. Karris.
138 St. Helens. 44-31-36p
FOR SALE New 6 -room modern
house; has never been occupied.
Inquire E. P. Brosterhouse, 1470
West Third. 83-2 ltfc
FOR SALE Modern 5-room bunga
low In Highland addition; easy
terms. See. J. Ryan & Co.
39-lTflc
FOR SALE New, modern five-room
house, on Riverside street; newly
furnished. See J. Ryan V Com
pany. 39-1 itfc
FOR SALE Four-room house, fur
nished, on Hill street; $1600. See
J. Ryan & Co. 39-17tfc
FOR SALE Five-room modern
bouse on Delaware ave; basement
and fireplace. See J. Ryan
Co. S9-17tfe
FOR SALE Two modern five-room
bungalows, now bulldlngi on
Delaware; easy terms. Inquire
Carlson & Lyons. 46-27tfc
Put it In The Bulletin.
USED CARS
CAR FOR SALE Wlnton Six bug.
Inquire Bulletin. 72-35-36p
CAR FOR SALE For sale by- own
er, two Ford cars: one good as
new, equipped with starter, etc; the
other, an old model, excellent engine,
and would make into good delivery
truck. For particulars call Red 301
83-35p
TRUCK FOR SALE 1H -ton Fed
eral truck. $1200 ;terms; would
consider Ford car as part payment.
Inquire 426 Stoats St. 6 6-3 3-3 5 p
TRUCK FOR SALE A genuine bnr-
galn; 3 Mi -ton truck, thoroughly
overhauled, ready for work; has 314
ton trailer and a covered body; it
will be sold or $875, complete; well
worth $1875. Owner has no use for
it; some terms. Inquire Bulletin
68-33-35p
TRUCK FOR SALE -ton Buick
truck in good condition. Call at
Liberty hotel, near depot.
49-32.-36P
FOR SALE Used Ford cars. Cars
guaranteed Cent.-Ore. Motor Co.
6 3-4 ltfc
Bend Had A Bad
Fire Recently
Suppose your valuable papers were in the buildings that were completely
destroyed Every year MILLIONS of dollars worth of valuable documents are
lost and destroyed because some people do not understand the modern care of
securities. How much better it would have been if these people had kept their
securities in a good safe deposit box. We have just installed 90 new boxes
to accommodate our increasing business and your valuable papers will be safe
in ono of these in our burglar ami fire-proof vault. DON'T DELAY UNTIL
TOO LATE. They rent for less than a cent a day or 93.00 per ycSr,
THE BANK OF SUPERIOR SERVICE.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK of BEND
Business has been great, We've been offering un
usually Fine values in clothing and the people of this
city have appreciated it. The selling has been fast
and furious.
If you know anything about present market condi
tions If you know what it costs to make a (rood
suit We say if you know about any of those
things wc don't have to say a word more. You
know that Hart Schaffncr & Marx Suits for $35.00,
$12.50 and $49.50 arc the greatest values that this
, town has seen in years and you'll do something
about it in a hurry. No guess work to it; one
look will tell you that we're giving the biggest values
since "before the war." We couldn't replace these
clothes today at the price we're offering them to
you. They're the best product of the country's lead
ing clothes makers, llart Schaffner & Marx finest
styles, all-wool fabrics, the kind of clothes you'll
be proud of for several seasons. : : : : :
EXTRA SPECIAL !--20 Dozen Men's Sum
mer Weight Union Suits-long or short sleeve
ankle lengths-Great Special Value at $1.85
CASHMAN
Bend's Clothier
WANTED
WANTED Laborers.
Light & Power Co.
Bend Water.
4 8-3 ltfc
WANTED Bus boy or girl
for dining room. Apply
Pilot Butte Inn, 46-31tfc
WANTED Timber, fallers. at Ore
wller & McCauley mill; $1.30 per
thousand; two miles north of brick
yard. 3 8-3 1-3 6c
WANTED A driver., Inquire Amer
ican Express Co. 32-29tfc
WANTED Girl to help with house
work; no washing. Inquire Mrs.
Smead, Jones ranch. 9 7-2 4 tic
WANTED Furniture, pnonographi,
ranges and household goods of all
description. Standard Furniture Co.
ltfc
HAVE M. A. PALMER, Cabinet
Maker and Builder, make your
screen doors and windows. Shop
rear of old Irrigation Bldg, - -
9 3.-4 2 tic
FOR RENT
FOR KENT Two light housekeep
ing and one sleeping room. Phone
Red 311. 80-34-3!p
FOR RENT Four-room houno, new
ly papered. Inquire A. A. Mun
den, Gilbert Furniture Store.
. 73-34tfc
FOR RENT Electric vacuum
sweepers by the day. Standard
Furniture Co. 27-14tfe
LOST
LOST Shrlner'B lapel button, 10
small diamonds., Reward to find
er. Phone Red 2372. 84-35p
LOST Hand grip, between city camp
and Dodge gnruge. Roward for
return to Bulletin. 65-33-38p
LOST Sundny, three calves, 1 red
heifer, small horns, 1 black steer.
small horns, 1 black bull calf with
out horns. Finder notify Anton
Rosengart, 8 miles from Bend, on
Alfalfa road. 77-34-35p
LOST Chestnut sorrel mare, weight
about 900; has bell on with double
strap; branded on left shoulder with
vry dim E8 wrench brand. Notify
James Whitlock, Shevlin-Hlxon camp
i, or Antone Aune at Aune s barn,
Bend. 71-34-35p
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the County Court of the State
of Oregon, for Deschutes County.
In the matter of the - estate of
Henry Ginger, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned was, on the 18th day of
June, la.'u, appointed administrator
of the estate of the above named de
ceased by the County Judge of Des
chutes county, Oregon.
Therefore, all persons holding
claims against the estate of said do
ceased are hereby notified to present
the ss.me, duly verified affording to
law, at the offices of De Armond &
Ersklne, In the O'Kane bldg., Bend,
Oregon, attorneys for tho Adminis
trator, within six months from the
date of the first publication hereof,
. Date of first publication, July 2nd,
1920.
A. B. DAVIS,
Administrator f the Estate
' of Henry Olnger, De
Cook
the
Better
Ei.irr !
Quicker!!
Cleaner!!!
Surer!!!!
1
No matrhrw to strike, no flame. No dirt, soot, smoke
or smell.
, Perfect control of host at the turn of a switch.
Broiled meats will he free from smoke and cinders;
roasts will shrink hardly at sill bakra will come
out a rlrh golden brown; cooking will be sur
passingly Rood when you cook Klectrlcally.
A variety of Klectrlc Ranges from which lo select.
A demonstration any time. Today, for Instance.
Bend Water Light & Power Co.
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Bear iri Mind
Fishermen -Campers !
Every tree destroyed by forest fir
reduces Central Oregon's wealth
just that much.
Preserve the trees by being 'careful
about fire. PrOferf them Hv anranri.
t p
ing the gospel to all others.
The Brooks-Scanlon Liimber Co.
ceased.
23-2-3S-41c.
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