The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931, August 07, 1908, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textir- -. 1 1 in. A Few. FACTS to Remember: That thrru Ih nlwnys IIIWT ftTORIi. one ) That till one are That the prices nt HKST ATOM! nhvity.t us low as the goods cnu k .told for, quality con-ddcu-d. The One IIHS I Hturc would not be the Jic.it Store if it did not trcnt you right nt nil time. Tlvii Tl,c0nc m'sr s,o.rc - " sclb. for ensh and 1 1 (K's not have to llgtire n big percentage for Ixul bills. -; Th'H '" l,c "UST Store 1 lutt kcH nil dried fruits i'i tight boxes, under gliivt tiwity (rout nil dirt and dust. '; Th'H '"e One MUST Store 1 llclL m:11 Mawu fruit JHrs lor 5r.ro do, for quarts imd fi.. do, tor '.' gallon. LOCAL BITS. That I he One UV.ST Store i urricn a comulctc line o! I' K K V V. K K K I) STOCK canned good, ami these arc the very beat that can le produced. That The One MUST Store ch.irjr.es no more for Hie Preferred Slock goods llun others charge for the reKular utidtud quality That rhe One MUST Store wants your trade uinl will (rent you right :tt ull tittles. A. M. LARA The ONE BEND ..OREGON... If yVju nrc losing your sole have it repaired hy Legal, the slioejnriii. John Kcvcr nud fatrrlly returned the 1'irnt of the week from n triji lb the Valley. George Ilcrllit returned to JJcnd ln.it Saturday from his trip to Jfnnl cm points. !,. 1). Wicst l.i building t Ijar'n on his place this week 20X2. with i6-foot posts. Kcnicmber the food sale nt Cnld well's store tomorrow afternoon. Lots of Rood things to cut. The Ladies' League of the Wen- bytcriau church cleared to.o at their ice cream social last Saturday, Wm, Orctitt will retire rom the rettauraut business on the Inst of the mouth and will cjicu it ntcam laundry. ,i The Ladies' Library Club will give another of their popular ice cream socials a week from next Saturday. ( Clark Rude, County Judge I'.llis. H.J. Ovcrturf nud Attorney Oreen man were pusucugcrM for 1'ritieville Wedncsduy. Shoe repairing done with neat uess nud dispatch by Legal, the liarueMinaker nud cobbler. At A. L. Hunter's old .stand. Anyone wishing to buy a gentle horse and new buggy and new sin gle harness, see Win. Stephen, Itend. Si 50 Ukes the outfit. W. It. 3'lillli mid daughter will leave iu nhotit a u:ck for the Sum mer Lake country, where they will take up residence on .houuaitends. Lost New halter and garden hoc somewhere between first bridge cant of Mend on Hear Creek road and tint town. Kinder plcai re turn to A tine's Uirn. You will have an excellent as sortment to choose from nut of thooc 1 100 roll of wall paper just gotten iu by the Merrill CoiiiiNiiy. Call ami look them over. Itev. Mitchell will preach next Sunday at 1 1 a. m. 011 "The Sab Iwth." At n p. m. the subject will be, "Woman's Place and Work." Spccint music for the evening. We have a couple of snaps in ir rigated fur urn, twrtly under culti vation, at price of raw laud. Sec us before buying. ais. MlUiKII.I. & WII.KINHOX. K. N. Martin is the new htcuog rapltcr at tltc l). I. & 1. Co. of fice. Miu I'hilliiM resigned in or der to take up residence, on a home stead iu the Summer Lake country. There will be u food sale given by the Ladies' Aid of the M. K church Saturday afternoon, Aug ust H, at corner of Caldwell's store. There will be tots of good things to eat. full house cleaning will soon I here and you will wnut koine new wall Nipvr. The Morrill Compnuy Urns just gotten iu 11 new stock of the latent style, including 21 on rolls. 2itf Tim Laldlnw Chronicle has Irimi revived from a very severe illness so severe that it was feared for .some time that It could not survive. W. P. Myers has again taken the editorship. There is nothing new iu the rail road line this week cfcctpt that the subscription list is still growing and pcopk urc subscribing for toe mock quite ,ibcr.nlly. The track 1:1 Mill clear for ihc C. O. Win. Stephen's gasoline boat has reached IletuI, and he is' now get ting it ready n launch oil the up per river, in.? engine is a tnreo horsepower1 one,-nml the boat will carry a fi'ibsciigcrHj , Attention, Asthma Suffnrars.1 1'nliVh Honcv uml Tar will ntvc tin- iiivillntr relief to milium miftVrcrsi' and lias oiled mnliy cases llmt ttnd icfiuvd to yitfd to oilier treatment, l'ok-v's Money mill Tar Is the best remedy for eoiiglU, colds niul ull throat ami lung IroiiW. Contain no harmful drugi C. W. Merrill, rujjgUt. VVord comes from Prlucvlllc thai Jdhri A. Sqabury has located 1 at thai place, vhcre he will do 'Home special work for the Journal and at the same time collect information Tor his Crook county directory. I am now agent for the lJcLaval cream separator, and lUvVc.onc of these machines iu stocg. Step in unci examine it. They are n great convenience nud money haver for the dairyntmi. 1'.. A. SATilitK.a itf The licud school board Las en gaged Miss Margaret Cilliugs of Clalskauie, Oregon, - as the new teacher of science ahd'-Cfcrirmu. Miss Oittiugs comes highly recom mended by State Superintendent Ackcrmau. Agent for Champion , Hinders Mowers and Rakes, Hinder, Twine, Hartal Wire, Chicken letting. Mitchell, Ilain and Winona .Wag ons, Syracuse Plows and Harrows. Come and sec inc. K. A, Satiikk, Hctul, Oregon. 17U Miss Marian Myers arrived in Hem! recently for an extended visit with Mr. nud Mrs. John Ryaii( at the Tides and with Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Lara iu lk-ud. Miss Myers is a niece of Mrs. Ryan and a long time friend of Mrs. Lard. Mr. and Mrs. Jesw Stearns and Dr. and Mrs. G. L. Nichols of Portland are iu licud for a stay of several weeks. They plan to take various camping exdi'lons into the mountains and along some of the numerous lakes iu this section. What is the world coming to when two of Iiend's young ladies walk into a cigar store iu broad daylight and each purchase a cigar? Is the fair sex also falling under the smoke habit? It's too much for The Uutletiu to answer. We MSH it up. Goodwin's Weekly, a periodical issued at Sail Lake City, writes to Thu linlletin as follows- "Vour publication, The llulletiti, reaches us scmi-occasioually. We find it a live, interesting (wper, covering n section of the Northwest that we want to keep iu touch with." Attorney lf. H. Greenmau ami family have decidod to leave Uend and take .up residence iu the hus tling town of Ku$enc. They will not leave for two or three weeks, or until Mr. Gjeenmau can clone business nud professional matter now demanding hjs attention. T. A. Hudson aud sou, T. It., of the Hudson Laud Co. of The Dalles, arc iu Bend this week. Mr. Hudson senior came to adjust the Insurance on the I.iuster lumber yard for the Agricultural Insurance Company, being the first adjuster to arrive. V. O. Minor is local agent for this company.. As an example of what clover will do iu the IScnd country. The Bulletin would cite the case of n field on the Wilkinson farm east of town. This clover was pastured until the nth of J title aud cut for hay on the ;Sth of July. It ield cd lolly a ton aud a half to the acre and had been growing only puays, lE Pishing on the Tumcllo below' the headgatc bf the C. S. I. Co. is cxccllelitt according to reports, The fislr have been driven into the deep holes atid pools hy the turn ing of the flow of the creek into the irrigating canals, and all that is now ucccssary ip to drop n baited hookintooncoftlicsc holes, and presto, you forthwith have a fine fish. The Columbia Southern Irriga tion Company has turned practi cally the entire flow of Tumcllo creek into its canals, leaving only a smldl stream trickling down the channel of flip creek. Much com plaint is being made by people liv ing below the headgatc of the com pany because this action deprives them of water for domestic pur poses, and is causing them much inconvenience and trouble. The Audcrson-Puett and the Orcutt Keisdorfer irrigation ditches are suffering with the rest, and arc en tirely dry. Great quantities of fruit arc go ing to waste in the Bend country, due to the fact that the people arc not aware that a certain wild berry is quite cdjblc. This berry ' !s known locally as the "coyote- ber ry," and grows in great profusion along the river, Dr. Scoficld is the man who discovered its usefulness. One day he deckled to gather a few 1 of these berries aud bee if they were good for anything. Mrs. Scofleld gave them a trial with the ! result that it was found they make: very fine jelly. Since then the) doctor and several of his friends , have gathered large amounts of these berries and their wives arej storing away jelly for winter use. ( I he coyote berry grows on a low bush and is about the size and color of the ordinary red currant. At .1 meeting of the executive ' committee of the Pioneer Telegraph ! & Telephone Company, held iu ! Prmeville Wednesday, H. C. UUis! aud W. !'. King presented tbeir resignations as general manager and treasurer respectively. The resignations were accepted, the two offices combined iu one, and lit J. Ovcrturf elected to the position of manager-treasurer. Mr. KIlis' resig nation was made necessary on ac count 01 ins nuruerouft uuiics, 111s ; election to the otlicv of county judge ' having added new demands on his time and attention. Mt. Hills has been the general manager of this. growing eomiwny tor some tune. and his resignation was accepted with regret. Mr. Overturf is ener getic and competent and the affairs of the company will be well han dled under his regime. !! -."iffir' MU. Every Farmer' As Well as every business man sh'otil .1 have a bank account. Because: Why? Your mpji&y.is safer in the bank thri anywhere else. , . Paying your bills by check is the simplest apti most convenient method. Your check" becomes a voucher for the debt it pays .. i It fives you a better standing with business men. Money in the bank strengthens your credit. A bank account teaches, helps and encour ages you to save. This bank docs all the bookkeeping. - J .-: Your bank book is a record of ypur bu'nes. To those desiring Banking Connections with a well established Bank, ie extend our services The Central Oregon Banking (Sh Trust Company itetin Stetdl U. C. Coe H. P. J. McDonald E. A. Sather J. B. Heyburn , DIRECTORS. . . Lumberman and Timber Owner rhieian iml itargcon. Mayor of licud. . lt, Merchant rCiwMer. - The M. :V. of A. Bakery and Restaurant SOLICITS TIIIC PATRONAGE OF THE PUBLIC. Home Made Bread for Sale. Also Pies, Cakes, Cookies, Doughnuts and Every thing in the Bakery Line. RcUuranl.wilI give meals at all hours between 6 a, m. aud .0 p m SUNDAY DINNERS A SPECIALTY. A Boon to Elderly People Mint cltlerlv o)lv lmve miiiic kidney or liltuMrr iliotl-r that u twill inful mid ilaiiKvrout. l'olcy'i. KMuey Keui viy lias (iruven a Uhii to tiimiy' elderly t'lc m it stiimilatc!i tin uiiiiryor)Hii -oirei'U irrc;iiltiritic nntt tm- up Die uliole vyti'in. Ci'iniiuiKC tnkliig l-'oley'n Kidney Ui-iikdt .it v'i'C nil be ij;'r-i.u-i C. V Merrill HruKKisl Every Non-Progressxve Merchant Becomes Sie1 I 1imm 1 I nlf 11 11 1 I I ffftrffli 1 -cSPSBMBWJPi iTOfllNOlQALpL pi DANDWAND rALUN(irtlAlR.i ore but ouiwrlfd tlrns ol the evil don: la secret iy myriads of daa Jnv!()jcrwsiPilnx the life blood of the iTAiri Mfrp Kills the part site, ;ullici the Ittblnj scalp, jIvcj lustre to the hair and 6tops It falllnz put. A single application gfvcKlicf aod proves its wortlu SivV Jolir balr before too late. UrHihOul dffil"S for the hair, lrefrWui grease and1 sticky oils. AsAyr druggist for free booklet MOVT CHEMICAL CO, JlfW" omaoi THE NEW AND ENLARGED EDITION OF WEBSTER'S INTERNATIONAL DICTIONARY . till 111 hid uml coiUonK jmiii'iuiitly po. 11111-11 11. cjit-iuiiu vvrniHiiiii 01 no.nl uuin, nj iuuoM immtelllirlbla txh. 111. Ui v. E icoli la Arrarmont. Vjh. li wonl Iks UMinipniuunii'Ii In Itoorrrtt aliihntirt. kHi I'.iK-eniiilUixwilll) laiuhl ly iliomu. hiceU la Kijmalaf let. 'no n nun. plclc niul M.-limt mi-, nn. ciiilly tho lt it-nlta r tilliloK .'llu-yuruiiotKrlmii. iil in niwilivl Int. . nt. iiiv iilmxx. Sxceli In lrouuDoUtlon wliU h U Imlf. mini lr ikUiiw Willi llio ilwi'r4tlmllr imiiluM K'ltvn iil 111 llio H'lHXllKrt)iiL tliOMiumUut wliKliuru luuKlit m tlio iul I11 mlnvlii. Kiceli in Dctaltloni, Tlicy nro ilotir, 1i-m,)vU-uiiiHitc, uml n Hln In Ibo onU-r in wlni litliuNTunl Iim m-outrisl V limlw or mouiilnir Many or tlio ili-nul- timid m ht IlriidB..a... I " iii'iimv iMiianuilI (MWioiMiiiriiMiiiii kimwuiitni, Kxr It tt Wrlnj Ultllantry. No 11I In 1 H'k um llli. nt niii.-li iL-rul in. lurtiailloii. or tiuiiu tlinly , tolimil, or oilU-o. to lurtliviiMiblu in I ho Your Competitor When, You Ceaso to Advertise Aggressively! ViHKX a merchant "slows up" iu his advertising and con ' eludes to "avt a little money" iu that direction, then the uierchant'who never had the courage and foresight to adver tie adequately BIJCOMKS A REM, COMPETITOR. Even the merchant who never advertises at all reaps A certain amount of profit from the "slowiug up" process of the live itore. Not many merchants, of course, .who have at any time set thp pace for progressive advertising, wjjl be cqntcnt to take a a backward plunge into the cotcpany of the rujnprogressives, ol the little merchants, trw easily satitd ones, the in-awakes' But that is just what the "live one" does when he imagines that Ls advertising is costing too much, and that )ts curtailment mean.. "saving." 1 If business conditions ever suggest retrenchment iu adver Using, the wise merchant kuojvs that this should be hUerprete 1 ns a signal for "lull speed nhsad," for redoubled ettorts to WIN the business that doss not come so easily as usual. Thu Inturnationul has 2380 uuar- to pagea, 6000 Vlliistr.itlons, 2T).000 nSJ9rda,wyIii,(,5ttxottecrortlio JVorM, artd, n Nvlsod ItioKruphical DteUiinnryeto. It received THE GRAND PRIZE! (lljaiuaT Awaud) t tho World's Fair, SU Louis. 1tjivkO .iff.".P.5 "A.!J'S?S"'H ".V .',, VIUV(IUIHII( a C. MERRIAM COyUI rvuiimni Sprinqpield Ma. A xptcTKMAinry A. K. PI-TFRSON, Antelope Ore, Matcbnaler nu&.geweier L' .I- . l'rc(.liuiinivil.t;mi-rrciin 8t"Hi Set unit JeweJr (if j-)l kyuls maiU to unlcr and Repaired. Work liht da i uml niinrnut-u'.. I.rar oiUclllil'ali, Hitntrf, rvillcliu ofilct IKIut. r niul Jlicvr toi"rt Anlcloc -ii t--1"-"- "'- ' . , Fit 3Ale. ., ljoiueat.cad location on Deschutes j'rlyr- Home ru6adov and plenty jof iach pine. Addreaa t?, ctire of Uulletiu'. 20-21 rsv THE BUI.I.FTIN feu all the .feJV' V JLzr xzfffrx .. . .iier.js. ?. ' imva FTT H3C