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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 11, 1908)
( . "STAR BRAND bnUEb ARK BETTER" S V PsMvvi fVOPN? MivM iaiLv.tiii (m iMmlWVimM J For School Boys and Girls (o ( Just Hie l;liid of a shoe for a real, live hoy to wear. It Is leath er all thru ami the very best kind at that. You will find this the best school shoe your hoy ever had on. School Opens Monday, September 7th! ( imincii. rAiu.ins. ( "All utt can carry" (q "Teddy Ik?nr" tg. For Intl. leu Fruit" Souks of Victory ( pi.Ns. pj:n hui.ukks. ink. ( ttvs cm rhtrr (a S UU KBfll ( I JUL, LJ1U g A. M. LARA, LOCAL HITS. Church mcivicv by Rev. Mitchell .11 tiMi.il next Smithy morning and .veiling. Ucineinlicr the big doings on the How-nrd Uwn tomorrow afternoon ,i:id ivciiitig Mm C. M Kcdfirld will Wave .iImiui th' nth fori vittt with her latent ul Condon. Mm A C l.ticas plana to leave .ilxmt the Juth for it visit at the old home in Nebraska. S J. Spencer and wife will leave dining the week lor a visit of i week or two at l,n Grande. Mrs Coe arrived In Heiid Inst Wednesday for a visit with her Mini. Dr. I?. C. and M. O. Coe. Mr. and .Mrs. J. I). Davidson drove over the mountain nnd are .c!idin a shott tune at Portland. Hciir) I.umtcr and A. NefT left lor the Valley the first of the week. Tl.ey will each bring back a load of fruit. M. C Awbrey linn driven over to the Valley for it vieit with a .sin ter whom he huk not seen for several j cars. Mlw Ruth Reid mid MiiM Gittius arrived in Itend Saturday evening, and Ik!Koii their school dtttiuti Mon day morning. All bills that arc charged to utc after Septcmlicr to, 190S, without my consent, I will not pay. V. M. L'AKTItK. JO-2H Mr. and Mrs. Allen Wilcoxsou arc enjoying a visit front the hitter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. G, II, Roc, of Hltopia, Wash. The W. P. Vaudcvcrt family have moved to town for the .school vear, nnd are occupying the Jack Tttrley house on Juniper avenue. Have your future foretold at the lawn social tomorrow afternoon and evening. The Gypsies present will have the power to lift the veil that obscures coining event!). Harvey Dayton, the young son of Frank Dayton ol I.aidluw, fell Irom a wagon Wednesday evening and broke his arm, Dr. Coe was culled, mill reduced the frncturc. . THE BEST OF THE LINE STAR BRAND FOR THE QIRLS-Uttlc and Big--"Our Family" is one of the most thoroly satisfactory shoes for general all round wear that you Can get. Miideof heavy cnlf, with heavy double hole, It will stand the wear. SCHOOL SUPPLIES: "Tabby Tablet" -"Ducal Notes" . "Royal Helfust I.incn" 5C ' Vcmimhs" nrrrrTr ait rrvvvr Nx E 3 2 &? Eh OIJ I UU JJlViL, Vll i Illy -:-:- ! A Slither ami J. II. Kcllcy each IkmixIu new pianos (lining the week from C. 1-'. Shephard, the pin no man from Ashland. The in struuicnl are the Concord make. K. A. Slither is having an ad dition built onto his warehouse that stand directly not th of his store bttUdinK- George llrosterhottK and Hana JobiiMiu ate douiK the work. A. M. Drake writes to have his llullcttti acnt to New York City and tays they expect to be lmck tlwre about October I. II ts New York addreMt will be care Hotel Seville. During the tmt few weeks the I.ndiett' Library Club has taken in new mcmlmrs as follows Mrs. C. A. Joue, Mr George Ilrouterlious, Mrs. Ralph Spencer, Mrs. Rok-oc Howard. Icecream and cake, watermelons, fortune telliiiKi fhih pond, and music will be the attractions on the How aid lawn Saturdny afternoon, tin der the auspice of the Ladies' Li brary Club. A number of Indians were in town Saturday with huckleberries which they were selling at $.oo a gallon. They must have cleaned up quite a sum as nearly everyone bought a .supply. William Ferguson ami family have returned from Madras and will again take up residence on their ditch laud here. Mr. Fergu son owns laud that will be watered by the Arnold ditch. Sheriff Klkins, Deputy Sheriff John Combs, Max Wttuwciler and one or two other l'rineville men were callers in lend for a short time Monday. They came over by automobile conveyance. The camp meetings which were scheduled to commence in Hcud the totlt have been postponed until the 35th. The evangelist has gone to Paulina to hold meetings, and will come from there to Head. R. J, McCanti, who is now in the forest service, received a 'phone message Wednesday that there was another forest fire on the Paulinas, and for him to go out and investi gate. The extent of the fue has not yet been learned, 5c j ' tstiitis 1 sc I'Kncm.s. kraskks kvi-rythinv, for school rsi: at ) fWT) ; wTAR BRAND 5iioes 3 ) 3 PliN TAM.KTS. nAnimn i ilUNUV VV111Mi 9 Bend, Oregon g Frank Orctttt and mother left for Pii)ttte, Maho, the first of the week for an extended visit with relatives Mrs On nit has not been in very good health of late and it is IioikJ that the visit will Iwuefit her. I am now agent for the DcLaval cream separator, ami have one of thcftc machine in stock. Step in and examine it. Thc are a great convenience am) money saver for the dairyman. 1;.A. Saiiikk. sttf J. Frank Stroud, a former ltend man now living at licvertou, Ore , arrived in ltend j esterdny for a short visit. He reKrts that Mrs. Stroud's health has considerably improved since moving to Hevertou. J. II. lvdwnrds and wife of Ha Creek, accouiauicd by Mrs. W. F. llurrcll and children of Portland, spent last Sunday in Ikud, coming over from Hay Creek by automo bile. They were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Howanl at lunch eon. Mrs. Laura Dandle is having her dcscit claim near town cleared and plowed ready for crop this fall. J R. lleuham will construct an irri gation ditch for her witluu a few weeks. She will get water from the Swalley ditch. I.aidluw Chron icle. A number of Hcud Masons went o'er to l'rineville last Saturday to be in attendance at Masonic doings at that place. The party consisted of F. O. Minor, H. A. Cost. Dr. Coe, H. P. J. McDonald, Millard and Creed Triplett, and V. J. O'Connor. Dr. Heritage who sang in Hcnd last Saturday evening, put on two little operettas at Lakeview, one "Rose of Savoy," and the other "Mouths nnd Seasous." The Lake view papers speak very highly of the doctor's work in training the singers in so short a time. People in the eastern part of town arc complaining that horses and cattle, 1 uuuiiig at large, are again causing considerable annoyance. In view of the fact that there is mi ordinance prohibiting this, owners must not be surprised if their stock is put in the pound and they are obliged to pay a neat little sum to get it released. -. aJSPSSSfiu s MKycr.' aai d M I $ 9) 9) 5C ) toe ) IOC A Wl C. F. Shcphard, wife and two ftous of Ashland, were in Hcnd the first of the week Tiiry came to look over the country and to fell nn occasional piano when they could, being engngdl in that busi ness It is understood they sold n car load of pianos in Crook county They drove in by way of Klamath Mr nod Mrs. C. Ii. Allen nnd Mttgliter lithel left for Jndepeii duue, Oregon, Tuesday, driving our the mountains Miss Kthel v ill cuter the stale mIiooI nt Cor allis and Mrs Allen will remain with her (luting the achool year Mr Allen will return to the ranch at the Meadows in a week or two. School opened Monday with nn tii'olhiieut of H7 and with the fol lowing corps of tcarhm- Mist Ruth Reid, principal' Miss Mjt gnrct Gittins, science nnd German: Miss Maude Vaudcvcrt. grammar grades. Miss Marion Wicst inter mediate, Miss Nona Richnrdfton, prltnnry The laboratory outfit has Ijccii ordered and will be here in alwut n mouth. The high school opens with nn enrollment of 19 The Arnold school will open next Monday with Miss Cora Ferguson teacher. The entertainment given last evening by the Pavilla Family was probably the best in its hue ever given in licud. The program con sisted of several short farce come dies, singing, dancing, and contor tion work by Mins Pavilla, and brought forward one comical vtu ation after another from start to finish, with an occasional finer touch of human nature beneath the boisterous humor. If you enjoy a good laugh it will pay ou to attend. The Pavillas show tonight and to morrow night. The concert given in Hcnd Satur day evening by Dr. R. A. Heritage was a musical treat lot those pres ent. White the doctor was con siderably handicapped by a poor lull in which to sing, yet his ren dition of the various numbers on his program was much enjojed Mrs Roscoe Howard acted as ac (.ompauist for Dr. Heritage in a pleasing manner, Miss liilcs, who is a guest of Mrs. Howard, accompany ing the doctor in one number, that of "The Holy City." Half of the evening's proceeds went to the library fund, and the ladies cleared 17 Irom the concert. V. Irving and lid win Knowlcs, agents for the Phoenix Insurance ComiMny, paued through Uetid Wednesday morning on an exten sive camping trip through Ivastern Oregon, mention of which was made 111 our last issue. From here they went to the "fish trap," from there to Sugar Pine mountains, then to Crescent, and finally to Make a Claim And Press It Persistently Your Advertising. In In the publicity hue, where a manufacturer advcrtic his wares a for sale by the dealer, nothing impresses the public more than the continuous, undaunted, cheer ful repetition of some claim. "I have seen Unit sirup nil. for six months," say Mr. Jones, "I gue I'll try it today." And there are n thousand, fixe hundred thousand Joneses in Chicago, who, without knowing how long they lwve Mren So-aud mi's ad., are in fluenced by it ont) after it lia lievu literally beaten into their head. That i one reason why success ful advertising utually require time. Another reason is that when ad vertisements htart the vast major ity of the public U neither 111 the circumstance nor 111 the mood to Itecouie purchasers A new brand of kltoe is advertised. M) friend llrovvu need a new pair. After he ha seen the advcrtikcuicnu ten or twenty'or twenty dnicn time lie may tule it into hi head to call for tin brand at the shoe tore or will at least lie pleased when thi iiuw familiar and favorabl consid ered kind of shoe is put Ufore him. Hut my friends Smith mid Jones nnd JoiiUus do not need mw shoes jiut now, hence the effect of the ads. will not be perceptible bo far m they nrc concerned. Two or three mouths from now, when .Smith goes to the shoe store, it is reasonable to suppose thnt he w ill lie familiar with the new brand and may buy a pair. Chicago Tost Tho llttlo storo that "spent too much for advertising" long since ceased to bo a llttlo storo. Klamath Falls The men wcrcl having the time of their lives, and ' had fallen in love with IJastcrn Ore gon ns an ideal place for nn outing, They were accompanied by W. R Wilkinson, Cnrlylc Triplett nod F.d ! Hrostcrhous, ns tctiiuv, teamster nnd cook respectively- A. O. Walker was in IJend Tues day frcm his farm in the old river bed section witli a fine bunch of snmplen of grains and grasses un der his arm. They were the first ear'scrop from Mr. Walker's land and he is greatly pleased with re sults. He had samples of wheat, oats, alfalfa, clover and timothy, tnd they were dandies He had oats that stood to his shoulder, and heii n six-footer. Of course it isn't necessary to grow such tall oats to get a good yield of grain, but it is fine to have it that tall when one cuts it for hay, and that is what .Mr. Walker did. Never theless, both his oats and wheat headed out in great shape and would have given a heavy yield of grain had he allowed it to mature. Neighborhood farmers jndged that his wheat would have gone 30 Imshels to the acre if he had threshed it. The timothy also made a fine showing, as did the al falfa and clover. Mr. Walker is planning to go into the hog raising industry, starting in with grade stock and gradually working into blooded auinials of the Duroc Jersey breed. He is now fencing a five-acre field with nog leucine. Mr. Walker is greatly pleased with his first year in the Hcml country and prophesies a great frttnre for this section. Allen-Wilson. A ery quiet houic wedding wa mj'- cinniral in Ilenil ThurxUy morning in which Mint Alice W. Wilaon, daughter of Mr. K I). Wilwn, wm wedded to Mr. Hettrt Hiif-lc. Allen, Kcv. J. n llftmr Mitchell officiating. Rev. Mitch- ill read the yord promptly at 7 o'clock Out united ilk: litcs of tliefc popfllar young; jwoplc. Tlc bnde wore a gwu of golden bron pongee ami carried 3 .bower tKUKjutt of marguerite. The house wn decorated with nnu.nita and flower. ' I'ollowing the ceremony tlte limit- and j groom left for I'ortUml where tlie wilt 1 ult with Mr. Allan's mother, r-pernhng ' k .l.n .I...H lu. n. .tin lA.al.lA Tlte bride i a jwpular member of a iwtcial circle of young people in Iiend and licr many friends will vlh her every oy 111 her wedded life. Mr. Allen U the M-cretHry-treaMirer of the Central Ore gon Development Company of thi place, aul id ail energetic young lMiiive man. Hoth bride and groom arc two of our moot popular young people and ever)- one join in nulling tbeut all the joy 'of life I Mr. Mien ha furnUhed the pleasant Patten cottage, where he and lm bride will reidc on their return to ItenL Every Farmer Why? Because: Your mney is safer '? e tnk tJ n -i ' ,1' anywhere else. j Paying your bills by check is V simplest and most convenient meth . Your check becomes a voucher for Ls ebt it pays. Jt gives, you a better staudiug with busin s men. Money in the bank strengthens your credit. A bank account teaches, helps and encour ages you to save. This hank does all the bookkeeping. Your bauk book is a record of your business., To those desiring Banking Connections with a we'l established Bank, we extend our services. The Central Oregon Banking b Trust Company DIRECTORS: d ohn Steldl Lumberman and Timber Owner, U. C, Coe Vhyician and Surgeon H. P. J. McDonald , Major of Hcnd. E. A, Sather Merchant J. D. Hoybum , Cashier A Pleaitaj: Entertainment The Pavilla Family arc gt g i1 three night entertainment in he .id their first performance having bvi -riven last evening at the Lara ball ircs5 comment in near-by t.vir 1 sneaks hielilv of this talented tu Mil- ly of performers. The LAivuw Hxnmincr said The lsjvllln fwmJy ae u 1 r ceived enlitHoiHt Timsh1.iv an' .' 1 newlay tughu and wtll give -inolj r to night, the lending fare- to ! T , .SuMaptimhrie of Mr Mout- . of time ami pae forbid flu "(4 1 rellerit company dnervtd wet t , " , I'avtlla ha that fimh to all x In' i that remind one ttrotigtr of Joi ' ton. Mr Tavilla i an nrtut ft' ter and Mi l'avllla. though st , early teens, are fine in arlu ami dancing The young 1 1 one of the best lady acrbar a 1. tortknit we ever ar I..I tie . a wonderful singer, and to we ' ila.ie in the jtnenll- 'Rri e Julie, nlone is worth tlw rn missWti. S) sweet ami prctt ,- promite to come again an 1 wi come Tlve who f .led t . mieil a treat. The m ighljon 1, r need not hesitate to col ntnend .'. M ny in advance of performance u tt' will make good ' The Pavillas wi'.l give cn'.e-4..n ments tonight ant', tomorrow r; ,2U ,. . Notice to Parents. M'iss Reid, principal of the Bo.'1 schools, reqttes'vs parents to sc tl..v their children arc started to s .. ;y nt once. Wh m this matter . f.o layed for twc. or three tvci,.i K makes the classification of the pu pils difficult, and the results t f'le scholar arc never so satisfact r Su'otcribfor TIIK nt M.KTIS When You Pawt buildings, inside or out side, if you desire th.: very best results at th -least expense you should use . The SHERWJN-WlLUAf.f5 Paint Call for . color cords E. A. SATHER A Full Line of Groceries, Urj Goods and Hardware alwn on Hand. IjlHW As well as. every businass man shu, ' J have a tank account. 3 A J 1
