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(Special to The Pullotln)
TIJMAI.0, I-Vli. :'s The monthly
inoctltiK of the Tllllcum Uternry Club
wna hold Saturday ntfornoou at the
homo of Mm. J. N. Provvn. Mr.
John Mnrah ntnl Mrs. J. A. Thomp
Hon attstHtcd dm hoHtt'Hs In entertain
lni?. Snturda wag Tonnjuon day,
roll cnll IicIiik answered with (juo
tatlona from Ills poctiiH. Mrs. Ilrown
liml propaiod aif excellent pnpor on
tlio llfo of Tcnti) son, wlilcli vviih road
liy Mrs. Mildred Taylor. Mrs. Ilyrou
Cady gave 'Crossliin the llnr" and
Mrs. Piank Da) ton road "Enoch
Ardan". Tlio program closed with
"Swoot and il.ow" hiiuk liy Kovornl of
thu club inumbera. Mrs. Frank Pnv
ton, Mrs .1 M. Griffin, and Mrs. Ar
thur Dlckeimm wore appolutod to
niaku out the program for tlio next
fl h year which will liogln In Sep
lomlior. On Wednesday evening a crowd of
HlliiOHt 40 Irlcnds tendered Mr and
Mm. T. 0 linckor n surprise, sonio of
tho old fashioned stunts furnliilied
dlveialon for tho nvp ilng. KefieHh
lnonta of Icoc ream and cake worn
nerved to those present who include I
Moadampa Clerking. Coon, rilckeiiKir,
Pucker, Monk, Sturgeon, Cady, Wal
lace, Snvdei, Hoi tier, llnrter, I. un
bar. Taylor, Pecker, llowatd, Plelc
clison. a id Miss Mock, Messrs Decker,
l-'Ileklnaer, (Icrklng. PlrkPiiwon. Stur
geon, Hurler, I'oen, Wallace Miller,
Wilson. I).yton, Gerkfng. Norcott,
Horner, and Ilrown.
John Duliuls, who has spent home
time here inspecting the Tumalo pro
ject, loft for Salem on Saturday night.
Tho Parent Tencher Association of
Iho Kalrvlnw district will have tholr
regular monthly meeting nct Thurs
day. Mrs. C. J. Mock and Miss Margar
et Mock wem guests of Mrs. John
ltyan at Ion on Wudnosday aftornoon.
T. (?. Ileokor has accepted n posi
tion with tho project as hendgnto
keeper. Ho nnd Mrs. llecker will
ninvu to tho huadgnto this week.
Mr. nnd Mrs. John Stiles ox pool
to return to town whom thov will
llvo In tho Iioiibo now occupied liy tho
Talons.
Fifteen f i lends of Mr. nnd Mrs.
Walker motored over to Alfalfa 'in
Sunday to spend the dav with them.
Among Iho pnrtv were Mr. and Mrs.
John Cnen, Mr. and Mrs. II. V. Kllclc
nrmor. Mr. and Mrs. J. N. 11. finrklm?.
Mr. and Mrs. T. (1. llecker, Mr. md
Jim. H. 0. Cady. Mr. and Mrs. Unit
Sturgeon and daughter, Mrs. .1. W.
Mnytler, Mrs. Mildred TnIor nnd
daughter and Huv Corking.
Mr. and Mrs. C, J. Mock and Mlns
Margin et Mock spent Sundav at lloud
ns tho guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Ilonry
Hinder.
Tho usual crowd attended tho club
dance on Saturday ovoiilug,
John Mai sh took a load or porkers
to I tun il on Saturday.
Miss Mullia linker who has bon
nvvny for aeveinl jnnrs leturned on
Satin dav inoiiil'ig. She was accom
panied hy a brother of her father 's
TIich. Ilaxos of lllg Lake. WiihIi
liigti'ii, who owiih a contract tindir
tho Tiniialii project was In last Hit
uidav n inking arraiigemeutH to havo
i.) ncius cleared and the entire tract
fenced. A rofi tract for this work wmh
hit to T. I.. Collier. Mr. llayoH lu
tendH making this country his homo
lifter next spring.
Ilepalts on tho leaks In tho Tum
alo loHotvnlr wore begun last week
nnd the roaulla obtained so far hiivo
'boon ery MitlaTurtnry. This work
will cnnlitiito uiul all leaks will ho
puddled us same uru developed. It
Is hoped that the Trouble niav be
overcome In time by this method.
In in dnr to aid tho fanner the
Up ml Flour Mill Co. has tills year ob
tained AMx Ij-nd Piaster, a scien
tific rrtllliti'. Adv.
I.O.ST CltKIIK.
fSpeclal to Tho Hullotln)
I.08T CHICKK. Fob. Ill Hobeit
WhltMldo sold his cabin to J. Ilusch
and Mesir. Hatch, Rhodes, Helms
and Whiteside moved it up on the
llasoli claim last Thursd.i.
(i. It Young sold his sheep to C
J. SI u (for last Friday.
C. (I. Dnvls has gone out to llend
for a luad of supplluM and C. O. Ash
ley Hroonipiiuied him.
Mia. J. O. Perry was n guest of
Alia. .1. Ilaarh lust Thursduy.
8. W. I lent purtdiusoil a load of h.iv
and Brain at Slher Creek the fore
part of the wtwU.
i'agt) StHiiifer haa been huultiiK hiy
for N. lliowu during the past two
weeks. We understand that Mr
Ilrown lost eleven head of stock,
owing to the luuk of feed.
Marvin Perry was a business vis
itor in our valley last Thumday.
J. K. Ktulth was HXpected home
from llend this wwk. hut owing n
the bad roads he haa fulled to put In
bii apiMwrauce.
A tUwIntbla In nail Itnlfo freo with
verv sniiual auuaeilptlou to The
llend ltulUtln.
IIAMITON.
(Siieclal to The llulletln)
IIAMP'I'O.N". I'Vh. IT Madiimes
M. It, Crow and II. A. Purlo ls
lipil with Mra. B. M. Peck Thurd.
aftaiuuun.
Thii llamiitun Vnlley Utemrv So
nt Ut Friday night at Mrs. lllcks,
after a uumlior of ptKiutmeMts
There waa not a very big turnout as
tha toad are still In hI condition
Mr aud Mih. C. A. llurrls and fam
ily silent Thursday at Nowtou Wells
on l.Uard creek.
Mlsa Parle llurton vlsttod lrlda
Might with Miss Kthol Fogg.
V. T Harrison Htnrted for Hend
Monday nftur n load of supplies for
toe llampton store.
K. M. Peek and J. P Wllipiot are
In llend this week on business .
Mrs. W. T. Ilurrlson Is stayliiR with
Mrs. Illaok on il.lxard Creek while
Mr Hurilson la In town
C. II. Ilurmou spout Monday night
with U. Ilennett on Hampton Uutte.
A gooil time Is ropqrtcd by thoso
v ho nttondpd the dance nt Imperial
on Monday night
A. S. Fogg and Miss Kthel Vogn
took suppor at C. 11. Harmon's Wed
nesday evonlng.
MII.MCAN.
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MIM.ICAN. Feb. 28. The ladled
of Mllllcnn valley will meet at Jack-
ton's Saturday, March Itli, and servo
lofieshmer.is tot ho niombers or tno
Developini'iit League.
Miss Seltnn Ilrnun entortalned n
pmall company of children ut her
homo last Saturday f.fiernoon. Ile
refreshmeiits to the members of the
lowing guests: Opal Conoway. Mal
ha llenklo, Hazel and Gladvs Norton,
Unn Powora, Glenn Mnckoy nnd Ot
ta' Conova.
.Mrs. Georgo Mllllcai roturneil
home from J'rlncvllle Mondnv.
Mrs. Mllllcan was hostess to tho
Women's Club of which she Is n mom
he r dining her stay nt the county
seat.
Mllllrnn school report for month
ending February 26lh. Number of
pupils enrolled 18, average attend
ance, II, cases of tnrdlnoss 11, pu
pils neither absent nor tnrdv during
tho month are Walter Goodman, .lav
Good mini nnd Oscar Conoway, Fnu
Poweis was ubseiit but one dav.
Washington's birthday was obervd
by the school with appropriate o
erclsos. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Kvuiib nnd Ilnlph
Pepin were busl-iess visitors In Prlno
vlllo Mcnday. Thoy drove over In
Pepin's car.
Owing to tho lllnegc of Mrs. Geo.
ttoborts, tho Hoberts' will not move
out to their homcatend the 1st of
March as Intended.
Air. and Mrs. Cliff Mackey Iunvo
today for llend where they epect to
reside.
Mr. and Mrs. llarnov Conownv en
tertained a few friends ut dominoes
Sunday evening.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Hurwitz wore
dinner guests nt the Goodman home
Wednesday.
Among thoso who wore Pond vis
itors tho pant week were Frank Hur
wltz, P. 11. Johnson. Vernon Clovon
gor, A. 0. Allen and Abo ICvnns.
11 10. Smith and wife of Pine
Mountain- rimger station visited Mr
and Mrs. A. U. Alien Sunday evening
Miss ICmma Hoberts Is staying ut
homo now and rides to and from
her school each day.
Joe Moshor of Hemstad was a Mill
lean valley visitor Thursday.
Rod Cooper of llend and A. G Al
len woro Prlnevlllo business Isltors
Wednesday.
A number of the ladles of this
community took advantage of the
pleasant weather of tho past week
and spent their time In visiting their
trlunds. Among those who wore out
enlllug are Mrs Goo. Powers, Mrs,
A. I). Norton, Mm. I.. R. Ruonoy, Mrs.
Ilarnoy Conoway, Mrs. Vernon Clov
ctiKcr, Mis P. II. Johnson nnd Miss
Seliuii llriiun.
Win. Spencor seeded twentv ncris
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MR. CENTRAL OREGON
FARMER:
The time for spring planting In nonr nt hand. Havo you con
rldorod tho varieties of seed you will sow this spring- Tho Pond
Flour Mill Company hns mndo a careful Investigation Into the most
favorable kind of need for spring sow lug. which you will 11ml below.
It Is thoroughly donned and of the hlshost iiunllty for sowing.
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PON'T let your gtocor talk you Into buying outsldo Inforlor
Hour. Kvory sack of Hour jnunufocturod hy tho Pond Flour Mill
Company Is milled from tho highest grudo Central Oregon who.it.
1-JVBUY SACK IIPARANTIUCR, If not Batlsllod your money ro-fundod.
iNVRSTitiATi: tiii: api:x laxu rrasTint.
Bend Flour Mill Co.
A. J. KROENERT,
Prestdont-Mnuager
HKXP, onudox
of rye for h. Goodman Inst of th"
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harney Conow n
wore dinner guests at the Egbert
Pjer home Tuesday.
Abe Hvans has taken n position n
Hend nnd will movo his family the
the coming week.
Nick Mulkey of Albany, Oregon
was In Mllllcan valley Inst week look
ing for a homestead location.
Mr. and Mrs. George Powora will
move to their homestead this week
Melba Henklo was an over nle'it
visitor nt tho home of Selmn Ilraun
Friday.
CliOVKItPAIii:.
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CLOVBRDAM:, Fob. 28 Mr.
Itooily of Ambov visited nt the Cutllp
homo the first of Inst week,
x red Welse made, n Imflness trl
to unnvsldo. Washington, last wee'.
The estnte of the lite Knocli Cyrus
was appraised Satnrdnv.
Mr. Templeton drove to Hend Snt
iirdav for Mrs. Toinnloton who has
been visiting her daughter. Mrs. Spoo.
Mr. Grill of Portland hnB hnng'it
the Hondryx fnrm. Mrs. Ilnndr.x
end children are going tho last of
Mio week to White Salmon to visit
her mothor,
Mr. Hfcndrvx will go to Bouthern
Oregon where ho Is Interested In
some mines. Later tho fnmllv v'll
movo to Portland, whoro they hnve a
home nonr the Jefferson high school
Calvin Hurnsldo mndo n trip to
Hend Frldnv with a load of grain.
Ir, Hoover nutoed out from Hend
Sunday bringing Mrs. Van Matre
homo.
Rnv A'div a hauling grain to Rend
the nnst few days,
Clyde Johnson made a business
trln to Amhoy, returning Friday.
Mr. Tucko took n load of men to
tho sale nt Lower Hrldgo Friday.
B. L. Waldron Is hauling wood
from Hondryx tho past week.
J. Skclton Is getting nut Iocs nnd
will hnve them sawed nt tho Wilson
mill nnd build n ham In the early
summer.
Supt. Mycra visited our Bchool on
Thursday.
An Important business meeting -f
the Council Club was followed bv a
burlesquo given bv Miss Gibson. J
Skolton and II. Mlllor. Friday night
A gamo was then iiartlclpatcd In bv
tbo crowd. Recitations by J. W. Gl'i-
8011.
Arthur Orubo hns returned fro-'i
Antnlnpo whero ho has been nt work
for tho winter.
The friends of Fnv MUlpi" pnve her
x niirprlpo nnrtv on hor birthday Sat
nrdnv, 2fi being nrosont.
M. Lnrscn Is hauling grain to
llend.
K. L. Wnldron nnd W. W. Van
Matre aro In Pond todav on business
Blvln Van Mntro wont to Redmond
this morning.
Mr. Ilcsso sent n load of hogs to
Pond today.
Clovordalo lieoplo find a rendy
mnrket for nbout ovorythlnR thoy
havo to soil In llend.
Anker-Holth
tiii: Monnitx separator.
Self li.ihimlug bowl. Self oiling de
lice. Kiivi jo run. Knsy to clean.
(Jets tho butter-fat. Seo It ut X. P.
Smith's Hiiiiluaio htoie.
in:.iun,i:ss parlf.v
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KARIA'SPIUXO itvi:
ITAH SPRING UVi:
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(Special to The Hnlletln)
PINHIIFRST, Feb. 2C Among
the Pinehurst pcoplo thnt attended
tho inecting In Ttininlo Thursd.i)
wero Mr. nnd Mrs. L. II. Root, Mr.
and Mrs. C. II, Spnugh and children
Mr. and Mrs. I). W. Dietrich. Mlsso
1 Ruth Hayley. Esthor Dietrich. Alv
hlld Romtvodt nnd Ethel Snvder.
P. V. Swisher nnd mother wore
Hend visitors on Thursday.
Mrs. G. W. Snyder cnlled on Sirs
McAllister one dnv Inst week.
John Styles called at tho llavley
ranch Inst Thursday.
li. v. snxier went to nonu inur3
day. Ruth nnd Reginald Pnle were
calling In Tumalo Sunday.
C. 11. Spnugh hauled hay to llend
ln?t week.
Mrs. Hatch of Tumalo called nt
tho Pnydor homo one dav last week
Mr. and Mrs. C. It. Spnugh a id
children and Miss Ronitvedt were
guests at the Snyder' homo Saturdi
night. The evening was spent in
music nnd games.
A desirable broad knife free with
every nnnunl subscription to The
Hend Bulletin.
PLAIXVIEW.
I ames N. P. Alley, R. L. Mooru, A. W.
(Special to Tho-Pullptlnl I unvn, Allen Wlllcoxon, Mrs. J. R.
PLAINVIEW, Feb. 2S P. G. I'ovv- Riggg, Dowoy Johnson and Lloyd Pus
era was In Pond Saturday on husl- ?tt attended tho high schol plnv In
noss. Prlnevlllo on Wednesday ovenlng of
Clyde Gist gave n dance at his iBgt weok.
homo Friday night. Bvcryhodv ip- M. C. Logan pold ino hend of shonp
ported n good time. , I to Win. Wilson last weok. This nnjkos
The f.irmera are very busy putting n dock of 1200 sheep for Mr. Wil
li! spring crops.
Superintendent Myers was visit
ing tho schools In this part of the
county tho Inst of ho week and re
ports our school ns making good pr--grers
under the olllclont management
of Miss Burgess. A. E. Lovett nnd
R. A .Wnrd gavo us a ver Instruc
tive talk on the selection of seeds
and how to light tho rabbit and other
pests.
Jnmcs Elklns Is hnullng liny from
Clovordalo this wceK.
Miss Elphn Gibson !s homo from
hor school over Saturday and Sun-1
day.
Attorney Do Armond of Hend was
hero Snturdav to ndlust sonio matters
In tho Snow Crook Irrigation Co.
Tho progrnm to bo given hy tho
Plnlnvlo'vv Improvement Club w is
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HE Dumbest
Oyster can make
a better pearl than
the brightest man.
The oyster uses
Natures methods.
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RIGHT BUYING
Just .(amp this deep on jour inenioij- (unlet
good iiunllty of ujuioiies nt " '""' l"',rc combined ultli
pmd servlie innkes eaty hujlii,' when ou liny jour gro
icilcs from us. You can do so knowing that we have (lie
KiimN and that tho prims mo light down to liiuil pan In
fMlt under todaj's niaiket level, to an extraordinary
evtent,
W. C. McCUISTON
PEXP'S PEST OROCERY.
postponed to .March tho Ith n blgi
suppor and a good time Is oxpected. I
Henry Parsons enmo out to his
ranch Saturday, returning Sunday.
Rev. Towne lllled his rogulnr nn-l
pointment nt Plnlnview school houso
Sunday.
A desirable bread khlfo free with
every nnuunl aubscrlptlon to The
Petal Bulletin.
POWELL PITTE.
(Special to The Hnlletln.)
POWELL Hl'TTU, Fob. 28. Mad-
son and no win senu ineni to mo
rungo for the summer.
Mndnmea C. II. Foster, Goo F.
Hockman, J. Shearer and Allen Wlll
coxon were cntorfnlned at Mlsa Por
tha Goodsoll's on Tuesday of last
week.
Eail Saunders recently purchnBed
In head of sheep from Mr. McCor
mlck of Prlnevlllo.
Mrs. A. W. Hnyn nnd Mrs. F. II
Hnvn worb dinner guosts of Mrs. S.
T. Mustard Tuesday of Inst week.
F. I). Pavn returned to Deschutes
(he llrst of Inst week after sovernl
days visit with A. W. Uayn and fam
ily. Miss Helen O'N'oll and Gen F
Ilohhs woro guests nt tho Allen Wlll
coxon homo on Thursday evening
Georgo Kendall arrived from Okla-
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uli, THE i'iii'ii"'n""iiinmiignmq
SMOKINU vodacco I
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WHEN I'm maturm tobacco
for VELVET, I take a page
from old Mother Nature's Book.
Nature says smokin tobacco don't arrive at
its full, hearty maturity until after two years'
maturin.
Some folks may say: "Why wait on Nature?
PFe can do it quicker."
I'm strong for Nature's way the VELVET
way--two years' mellowing in big, wooden
hogsheads-'ageing in the wood."
What do you say?
Well, fill a pipe with VELVET, an
draw in the ooo , mild smoke that's so
fragrant an rich that but what's the
useof twngtodescribeaAwte? Take
my word for VELVET long enough
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word after that Qfcjlft&f
5ceH.u,.n,dB4g. vfyutek
On. Pound GU Humidor. Copyright 1913
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homo tho fit st cf last voek and will
work at tho Guy Sonra ranch. Mr
Kaiidnll visited this section nbout
two yenrs ago and slnco thou Is not
sntlsflcd with his home stnto.
Grandma Ilrown returned to Prlne
villo on Saturday ovenlng and will
hnvo hor cancer trontod which Is
hoped to help hor oyo night.
Tho Foster brothers, hnvo traded
tlolr 10 acres nt Povoll Hut(o Tor a.
10 ncios of lnlgntod land wcb. if
Uedmund.
Allen Wlllcoxon nnd Ora Foster nt
lo'idod the Mngonlc Lodgo in Prlne
vllle on Saturduy night.
Ross llussott dollvored a lond of
hogs In Redmond on Sntunlny.
Mrs. F. P. Pnyn roturnod to Dos.
chutes on Thursday nftor soveral
d-ys visit with Mr. and Mrs. A. W.
P?vn.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Ilonry Young and
(Continued on pngo 11.)
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Ami Investigate our prices
before hiivliie; jour (,'iocoilcs.
AVo can wivo j ou money.
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