The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, September 29, 1921, Page 8, Image 6

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; OREGON
MANUFACTURED
DRUGS
Here- are three items which have proven
the best sellers all over the United Stales
Purola Shaving Cream (Oregon Made) 3-"c
Ze Pryal (Oregon Made) 50c and $1.00
Santiseptic Lotion (Oregon Made) 50c
"Russell & Gilbert's Candy (Oregon Made) 65c
TortonDrug Co.
IX ti,..i7:.v;.7'j.v.'.r-.'i 1 n
KXPECT OPPOSITION
TO CONSOLIDATION I
Vy tfniteil l'rw la Th IWml UulU-ttn.)
WASHINGTON. Sept. 39. Aittli-t-p:iiing
opposition rout Ilia rutlvoads
u ltu lun consolidating lined Into
19 oompoietive fiyom, the Inter
state Commerce t'ommisalim loiliiy
said (lull nil "udded liH-cuilve" for
government ownership would result
unless I In" roads voluntarily agreed
to consolidation.
DEMOCRATS READY
TO DEFEAT TREATY
iBr I'nitnl l'rr In Th. IWnd Bulletin. 1
WASHIXUTON, Sept. S9. A dem
orrutic caucus today instructed Sen
ator I'ndi'rwood to Inform Senator
Lodge Hi"' "is democrats will unite
to defeat ttio rutificntlon of tht tier
nun treaty If administration leaders
attempt to Jam it throiiKti without
reasonable discussion.
INFLUENCE GROWING FAVORING
THE USE OF OREGON PRODUCTS
BELIEVES ASSOCIATION CHIEFS
SEEKS EXTRADITION
FOR GEORGE W. CHILD
Pistrirt Attorney A. J. Moore went
to Salem last niKlit to gM-entrUil-i-
Ion papers for George W. Child, ar
rested in I-os Angeles charged with
nou-support of his wife and two rh li
en In this city. Attorney K. I). Siad-1
has been deputized to lilug Child j
back. Me will drive to Sacramento.
By 1. C. Freorrmn,
Manager of the Associated Industries
of Oregon.
MANY SHEEP SHIPPED
TO EASTERN MARKET
" waiting there until Extradition i ef-
Oregon upon many more groups offected.
people could be multiplied and their
attention focused upon the point that
home industry needs consideration
and orders if pay rolls are to con
tinue to exist.
Workers In Oregon Industry. It is
believed as a general thing, are loyal
to the state. They responded to the
patriotic appeal to buy bonds and
war stamps to help end the war. They
have answered the roll call of mercy
many times to help the less fortun
ate. These things make a wonderful
record.
But the cause of Oregon industries
land pay rolls is not so spectacular.
It cannot be presented In the same
way as war appeals. Yet the principle
of
lid
Twenty-six carloads of sheep de
signed for the Chicago markets were
shipped from Ilend last night. A part
of the shipment will stop over at
Shoshone for feeding.
' Classified
j Advertising
i
A fire, a breakdown, a shortage of
material, disruption of transporta
tion, or a general catastrophe wiping
out operation of an industry either
temporarily or permanently these
misfortunes are understood at a
glance when men ar.d women em
ployed In factory or mill are "laid
off."
Another misfortune, just as fatal,
but Dot so easily seen or appreci
ated, is lack of support of the prod
uct. which the pay roll Is" producing,
i Indifference of the buyer as to
WHERE the commodity is proaucea i jg g vitai consistent support
is aa fatal to Industry as an accident ; Oregon products means more
to the plant machinery. It Is slower ' steadier pay rolls and Jobs, more op
la action but fully as disastrous. Iportunities for employment, more
Shut off suddenly the source of pay factorles, more money in circulation. cM.lfc- ut tou. '
roll dollars and everybody in the more people earning steady wages. iu for to onb or i. On nt rr!
,.mn.nll. f.W II I u j word for all or 10. All itaiM dr.rti
................ ... i muit; niiu uciivi uviiirs uuu mui tr fog ttrictJr run In Silvsne.
The Idle employes retrench in their things in those homes to be enjoyed, i :-
spending: presently families begin An influence is growing wider and
to move: empty houses and apart-.stronger In this state for home iu
Think What Oregon Industries
Mean to Yoi-
IIow they eflect your job or business. Isn't
it true that every man. woman or child in
the state has been directly or indirectly bene
fitted by the Industrial Growth of Oregon?
Oregon is rapidly becoming one of the greatest manufactur
ing states in the west. The coast-wide and national fame of her
products grow daily.
Every dollar spent for home products increases just that
much the development of the state adds just that much to the
prestige of "Oregon Made."
manu-
Your loyal support plus the enterprise of Oregon
1 act lire rs equals
PROSPERITY
It's Jis simple as 2X2 1.
This is Oregon Products Week. See every window display
in Rend. Compare the merchandise on display with that manu
factured elsewhere. You will agree
IT'S BETTER
Why not buy the best? Thats "Oregon Made."
CASHMAN
BEND'S CLOTHIER
'!
FOR SALE
ments increase; trade at the stores
tails off. Likewise, when there is lack
of buying interest in a home Indus
try product In an ever widening cir
cle the influence of the depression
spreads.
Workers who are on a steady pay
Toll, in times of depression, occas
ionally, feel thankful, no doubt, be
cause they have a fairly good Job
and pay day comes regularly. If they
have Jut experienced a period of un
employment they must feel compar
atively lucky.
How many. In such cases, ever
think about U,e commodities they are
helping to produce or those which
other workers in Ortgon factories are
producing?
Do they ever realize that if they
made a practice of asking for Oregon
made goods when making purchases
that they would be directly helping
fellow workers to hold a Job and be
assured of steady pay?
Unemployment could be turned In
to employment in thousands of In
dividual cases within a very short
time in Oregon today If the Influ
ence of the Associated Industries of
dustry and home products. More peo-iKOK SALE Eighty acres fine Irrl-
ple nowadays think more of who j , Mted 'a'"1 near, Alfalfa, on long
... ... , time; most attractive proposition to
made the article. Its merit and. aIo.!rUh, rartl,,. cash a. Major
where it was made when they go to j Henderson. Camp Kearney. Calif.
make a purchase. 92-95-98c
Building up pay rolls by encourag-' FUt SALE Cold Seal eongoleum
ing the consumption of articles made i rul!a 9x12. $13.50 each: book-
in Oregon is the work of the A-sso-! cases, dressers, sewing machines.
chiffoniers, cots. Iron beds. Iron bed
springs, ranges, dining chairs, white
and grey enamel ware; all furniture
at haif price: must be sold before
Furniture
94-6-9Sp
ciated Industries. The immediate re
sults of building up pay rolls Is pros
perity. The small industries, many of
them, are pioneering their way and 'October 1st. Hanson's
the mission of this organization is to i Store. 83 Ilond st.
cultivate good will for all Oregon F0K SALE Kive room house, bath,
products. The symbol, the standard; fireplace. Small payment down,
to which the Association is directing ; balance like rent. Call X7 care of
Its efforts is expressed In the words. I B""""- 79-94-99 p
"Oregon Quality." IfOK SALE One Thomas drag saw
j with two 5 fi. blades and two 1ft.
XOTH'K (One Wade drag saw, two five foot
Rev f.eoree H Van Waters will' blades and one six foot. I'hone Hed-
hnlfl sprvirpw Kiimluv (Wtnlipr 9 in i mona. 1U
WANTED
WANTKH Wide awake filing clerk.
The Shevlln-Htxon Co. I 2-9H-IOOC
WANTED Housekeeper and cook
for family of three. Inquire at
ilulletin office, or, phono li-F-l
9-97-99p
WANTED Orders for your winter's
wood; we handle all kinds of
body, limb, slab, also IK inch wood,
at reasonable prices. Thi-rc are no
orders too small or too large for us
to handle. I appreciate them all. We
deliver anywhere, by steam, gas or
team. I'hone 216-W. J. O. Haxun.
city. 98-9 122o
Ilulletln
stilts. Try
'Want
them.
Ads" bring ro-
" ANTED TO 111 V- Furniture for; Knit KENT Four room
iiircn or lour room iiotme; will
pay rvasiinalile prlie; all rali.
I'hone &3-W. !(! 9.!tp
FOR KENT
Ft tit KENT Furiilithed hoin,kei-p-Ing
rooms: modern, rli-an: Just
right for two. 1527 Division st.
1 1 -9H.1 oiip
FOIt KENT Four room flat fur
nished, $16.50; four rmim apart
ment, iinfurnlhlii'il. $12.50: also
single hoiiKi-kei'pltii; room. $12.00.
Call 10.".3 Ilond st., or 52.ri Frank
lin ave. 6-97-1 nop
KOIl KENT Five
house with large
95j Ogilen ave.
room modern
flnUhed afllo,
v.9-9p
f urnUhed
or Hve room mixhTil furnlxliixl
wlih eliH-lrlr run no. one block from
Keld school. 'II J H. A)n. IU2
lieorglu ave , or 2II5 M 7-97 9.sp
FOIt KENT lli-niilirul tlv.- room
home; modern In evry ic-ptH-t;
garage, dt-slrulili location, will give
linjr. IN'iid Inv'Htment Company.
tt-97-Iouc
FOIt KENT Three room house,'
also four room modern house, lu
ll ill re Drarkh A Springer, or rail
phone nTi-U' . fin loop
LOST
Sathers hall, morning and evening.
At 11 a. m., morning prayer and
address. At 7:30 p. m., evenltis
prayer and lecture. 99-1 00c
Guns and ammunition at the best
prices. We want to buy second hand
pump guns. Buchwalter's. 71tfc
Put It In The liulletln.
age.
or write Overland oar-
Redmond. 66-91-117p
USED CARS
CAR FOR TRADE For house and
lot: car in first class mechanical
condition. See H. O. Wray.
7--99n
LOST Auto license plate No. 3N232.
Finder please return to American
F.kpress olllco. I0-9H 'iip
Have You Paid Your Taxes?
" The last half of 1920 taxes are due on or before Oct
ober 5th: All taxes remaining unpaid on October 5th are
deWtft&nt. A penalty of five per cent attaches to all
taxeWtmalnlng unpaid on November Etb.
Interest at the rats of one per cent per month In ad
dition to the penalty must be paid on all taxes paid after
delinquency. '
. If It Is inconvenient for yon to look after your taxes
before delinquency, take advantage of the service of our
Tax Department and let us check up your taxes and pay
them for you.
The First National Bank
Turn 8,m o. Sqaitrew Srvicr
Thlt Bank Is a Member of the Federal Resene System
GRAND
TONIGHT & FRIDAY
Edith Roberts
IN
"Unknown Wife"
LIBERTY
Sunday-Matinee and Night
GRAND
Monday TwoShow$ 7;80-i:00
04) 3
When You Buy Oregon Made Merchandise
Your Dollar Serves Two Purposes
It Buys the Best Merchandise on the Market
and it aids in Bringing Prosperity to Oregon
For these Two Reasons we carry the following Made in Oregon Products:
JANTZEN BATHING .SUITS
JANTZEN SPORT JACKETS
PALM YRE (say "palm-ear") WAISTS
and BLOUSES
McCREERY SILK LINGERIE
"WILL-WEAR" OUTING TOGS
Call and See the Heal Worth of these Garments
The Peoples Store
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