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CENTRAL OREGON NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
TCMAU).
(Special to Tho Bulletin.)
TUMAI.O. Slay 8. Dr. I'eary, dis
trict superintendent and How Kengy
of Bond, hold srlces In the church
on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. John Duimls and little daugh
ter nrrhed Sunday from Suletii. The
Dubuls' have rented the Chapuvin
bungalow and will reside hero tem
porarily. 1". X. Wallace left for Portland on
Saturday evening on business con
nected with tho project.
A numiicr or friends motored down
from Henri Thursday evening mid
surprised Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Mo-k
ami helped them celebrate their
thirtieth wedding anniversary.
Hay Brown Is working with a sur
veying crew on the Ochoco Irrigation
project.
C. W. llon came over from his
place on the Metolltis on Tuesday In
Ills new Ford.
Dr. Poary and Rev. Keagy spont
Tuesday afternoon at tho W. D.
Unrnos ra;ic!i. Whlterock.
.1. P. Parks has purchased a now
Ford
Sunday afternoon to attend the ball
game.
Allen Wlllcoxon lost a young heif
er ono day last week, It being acti
dently killed.
Tho roHri crow having finished the
work ort the Sisters road havo moved
camp and will now he located on the
Powell Hi tte-Ilond road, where they
will do some much needed work.
A number of neighbors disposed of
their sheep Saturday at c good price.
Miss Mary Cummins registered at rlculturnl College and which Is pre
tho Brookings Hotel last Tuesday pared ng rollowa: Coarse bran 10
liAlnff ritl linn yfr t n lin .... l
near Hutto. .pounds, parts graen or white arsenic Yerv effective for killing grass hop
nnri Piirintnn nprnminnin.i iiialone fourth tiound. salt one fourth 0r'a mid enrden slues. Tho "ninsh
(throning tho dirt toward tho worms.
About H feet farther ahead of the
Insects plow another similar furrow
throwing the dirt tho same way.
Place soma of tho -poison bran
mrsh" in each of the furrows nnri
between them. This will usually get
all of the Insects.
The same "poison bran mnsn is
ten;
THE FLAVOR OF
'SPEAR HEAB"
mi
uncle V. (P. Wray to Uurns lastl
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs
out to Head,
McNett hate gone
A deslrablo bread knife frco with
evory annual subscription to The
Hcnd Bulletin.
AI,FAI,FA.
A desirable broad knife frco with
every annual subscription to The
liend Bulletin.
.MM.I.ICAX.
(Sneclnl to Tho Bulletin)
1 I M)I,l,liUN. Mnv S. fhori ''M
bo a danco nt the home of Geo. Pow
ers this coming Saturdio.
Wesley Street of Hiiinpton was in
Hvor night guest WeilneBdny In MI1
lienn, on Ills return home from Hcnd.
a en who taught tho
...oi Hcnool In the Mtlllcan district,
Is engaged to succeed Mrs. A. G.
Allen to teach, tho coming term of
HCllOOl.
' Sheriff K. H. Knox. Miss Florence
Mjirlll and Mrs. Eveljn I,. Wnlker
of tho C. C. II. school, accompanied
by Mrs. Ouo. Mllllcau, motored out
from Prlnevllle Siindny and wero
dlnnor guests nt the Mllllcau Inn.
Shorlff Knox wtb out on Mondav,
May 1, subpoenaing witnesses to at
tend this session of court.
David It Dunn and a number of
wltnesaiM from Imperial passd
through MllllcHii Sunday ouroutc to
Prlnevllle to attend court.
George Mllllcnn rpturned from tho
Htook men" convention nt linker and
want over to Prlnovlllo ns n wltnosti
In tho "bad check nrtlstB" case '.n
court.
(Special to The Pulle'tln.)
AI,FAI.F. Mny 5. The Jolly
Nolghbors Club of Alfalfa, Oregon,
held their lrm meeting with Mrs.
Mullen, thirteen members being pres
ent. The object of, tho club is to
croato soc'nblllty and to help the
members with sewing. The officers
nro Mrs. H A. Wooley, president :
Mrc. A. Shults, vice persldetit, Mrs.
L. V. Clarke, flnancinl secretary..
Tho ball game between tho Alfal
fa team end Powell Hutto was won
by tho Alfalfa taanr.
IIAMITOX.
A deslrablo bread knife free with
ovory annual subscription to Tho
Bend Bulletin.
(ji.ovi:iti).i.i:
(Sprclnt to The Bulletin
CI.OVKltnAMJ, May 7. Mrs. .
1.. Wa Id ron left for Walln Walla,
Washington, Friday morning, where
she will make hur future homo.
" Art (liubo went to Bend Tuesday
ttnri returned Weriuosilny.
About sixty friends of Mr. nnd Mrs.
Walilron dropped In on them laot
"Wednesday night and gave them u
nlco little surprise. ('.nines woio
played In tho fore pnrt of tho even
ing and ice cream and enko woro
porveil Inter. A goorilv number was
out from Slaters and Cloverdnlo was
nlio well represented.
Tlio fnnnurs woro all busy Wed
nesday and Thursday hauling laud
plritor from Iteriiiionri.
The Cloverdiile Council Club nut
s usual Friday night. After tho
buslncHW sowilnn of the club was ail
rirwweri by Mr. Brown, preslriont 'f
tho KiirnuT Union, wlioso motive wuh
lo orgiuilro the farmers union ho-?,
lift was not vory well tnken by the
liiiimberH of the eluli. Tho following
program wns then rendered- Hole--tlon.
Clovetdnle Imuil, rending, Verno
Skulton. song Van Mntro and Skel
lon, paper. It. J. Skolton, playlet,
"Millions In If
A new tnlopliouo line Is being p'lt
lip In this vlolnltv this week. Mr
Miller of Uerimouri Is lustnlllug tho
phones.
Quito niunbor ntten.'ru iho fnr
woll party on Hobort Smith and fam
ily In Sisters Weriuesrinv night M
Smlth will move to lleppner soon
liore lie lias trailed for n ranch
Mr. and Mrs. F 1. Shaw arrived
In Slaters ilust Wednesday Thev
lmvo been milking an extended 't
through California and Mexico for
the uit eUht uiontliH.
Arthur Tompleton has been doing
the nssossliiR la this vicinity tho Inst
two weikH.
A dcwlrnblo bread knife free with
ovorv nuiiunl subsorlptlon to Tho
Bond Bulletin.
(Special to Tho Bulletin).
HAMPTOX. May -l.-i-A. Vanlako
was a Hampton visitor Thursday.
Mr. Clover visited over Sunday
with his daughter, Mrs. Hallcy of
Imperial.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd MeXett left
for Bend Saturday. Mr. MeXett ex
pects to work thoro thtc summer.
Fred Miller -"n transacting busi
ness In Hampton ham,-.
A. Couch was seen In Hnmp. ..n on
Sunday.
W. Blr.ck of I.Izard Creek spent
the wepk end In Hampton,
W. T. Harrison and son Thomas
took Sunday dlnnor with J. I,. Ow
ens. Mr. and Mrs. Snnriv of Imperial
spent Sundav at J. O. Whitakers.
Miss Dsrlp Burton took dinner .it
A S. Focg's Sundav.
T. C. Ewlng of Holvct was trans
acting business In Hampton Tuo.)-d-y.
A. T. Framo wont to Brothors on
Tuesday.
Miss KHiel Fogg visited Wednes
day with Mrs. C. B. Hermon.
Prepare Seed
Bed Well
A Mttlo I Mia Tlino Spent In
I'lepiuing tlio IjiikI Often
Snes The Crop.
By A. E. IiOVETT.
pound, cheap syrup ono quprt. lemon however, contains a poison and must
extract two tcaspoonfuls and enough j )0 considered dangerous for live
warm water to make a coarse crumb-1 st0ck. I'se caro in placing tho ninsh,
ly mnsh. Mix thoroughly and do not i Roeng that It Is thinly scattered so
get the material sloppy. It should that lle stock cannot readily pick it
fail npart readily In the hand after
pressing together.
I For worms place this "poison bran
I mesh" where they will Ilnd It, and
I whenover possible, where the must
cr bs It In going to a plant or tree
up.
Was Troubled lit Xlght.
Painful, annoying blndder weak
nesses usunlly Indicates kldny
trouble. So do backaches, rhoitmn
IIAJIITOX BL'TTI
(Special to The Bulletin.)
HAMPTOX IirTTK. Mny f!. Alex
MoKeown. of Pleasant Valley, was
a visitor nt Brooking'a storo Mon
day. Jako Books is plowing for Tom
Ewlng.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller woro
guestH or Wra. Hoist last Sunday.
Mr, Woods irndo final proof on his
homestead last Monday beforo Com
missioner Fogg. Fred Miller nnd J.
O. Whltnker woro his witnesses.
Chris Tinner Is building fence.
Mrs. J. M. Brlckcy loft for tho
Willamette valley laBt week whore
sho will visit with hor daughter for
soverql weeks.
Vic Schrednr Is doing somo plow
ing on Vic Johnson's homestead.
Alex McKcown started for Bend
last Tuesday to get hls'fnfmlly who
lived In Bend tho pnst winter.
Mrs. Jako Hooka was n guest of
Mrs. Horace Brookings Monday.
Miss Mnry Stnuffcr, who attended
school in Bond tho pnst year came in
last Tuednv being on her wav homo.
I.vle MeFaddon was the guest rt
Herbert Mcoks several dnys tills
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T C Ewing Is busy assessing lnl,vt I" recommenriori by the eto
tills vicinity mology department of the Oregon Ag
One of the most important Items
for securing a good crop Is that of
tho seed bed. If tho land Is not welt
prepared, the seeds do not obtain
moisture, food or support necessary
for their growth. After the land Is
plowed and tho greatest amount of
work has been done It Is really fool
ish to neglect a few extra turns with
tho harrow or other necessary ma
chinery to put tho field In first cluss
condition. Very often a few min
utes per acre will mean success where
without this extra work the crop will
bo a failure. This moans not only
smoothing tho land but also having
it flrnu
The valuo of careful preparation
of tho land is best Illustrated In tho
plnntlng of thoso crops having smal
ler seeds, alfalfa and clover for In
stance. Some of our farmers declaro
that a good stand of alfalfa cannot
be obtained through using less than
12 pounds of seed per aero. Tho mn
jorlty of our farnira bollovo that
eight po Is pc acre Is necessary.
I havo fund n very fow who havo
plantod ns low as flvo ounds of
nlfnlfa seed per ncro nnd hnve ob
tained a good stand of this crop In
the discussion of tno necessary
amount of seed to plant we must of
courso romombcr Hint various soils
require various cultural methods and
different amounts of seed.
If tho seed bed Is not In good con
dition when the seed Is planted, not
only mny tho resultant crop bo a
disappointment In tho matter of
stand over tho ontlro Hold, but also
in tho mnttor of uniformity of stand.
What applies to tho seed bed for nl
fnlfa nlso applies to tho seed bed for
any other crop. A llttlo extra work
on. tho sceri bed will pay much hot
ter than will oxtra cultivation or
extra water after tho crop hns been
planted on n poor se'ed bed. Bet
tor plant tho crop n week lato than
to plnnt It on n poor seed bed.
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whlrh thov mnv nflnoL- Vhn thdie t'Stn. sore, swollen or HI u iinini:." '
worms appear In large numbers and ' jgntj lAn
cross a section of country they are nudoph, cnrml, Hi., writes: "Slnre
sometimes known as the "army tkit,g y0eV Kidney Pills I sleep till
worm." In such an Infestation plow nght without getting up." Sold
n furrow across their line of travel everywhere, Adv.
USE POISON MASH
Iteconimeiiileil for Cut Worms (Jro.ss
Hoppers and CSnrdeii Slugs.
By A. E. IOVETT.
Cut worms nro nlready appearing
In various sections of tho county, es
pecially In tho gardens nnri around
trees. This pest Is a very hard ono
to combat ordlnarlLv but by propor
measures can bo killed and control
led. Tho best method thus far dis
covered for controlling tho cut worm
Is tho uso of "poison bran mash,
I'OWHl.l. lU'TTE.
(Dnrwlnl Th Bulletin
POWMhl. BUTTK. Mnv 7 - Mr
nnd Mr. Allen Wlllcoxon spont Frl-
law oimiliii' nt ItnvilS.
Mr unit Mr. Hon Bussott vis-
Heri in Prtuovtlle Monday, returning
Tuesday. .... ,
Homviw Wllllcoxon had tho mis
fortune to loo ono or his work
lmrpori. .
Mr. and Mr. V. II. Bayn of Bes
ehutos Hpent SKVoml dnvs nt the A
W. IWH homo t w'- , , .
On TurnMlo Mrs neorm Siurt
nnd risuKlitnr spent tho day with Mra
j SholKwt.
Mrs. A. W. Bayn made a business
ir to Prlnovlllo on Thursday, r
mslnlni; In the evening for the Rn
lr party nlven liv tho Ml liava.
Huston. Mrlluyn mid Pnyn In honor
tt the Senior e's and members f
m faxiitiv or tho r c. H. s
Jmw Shnhort inario n business trip
in lluiul mi IrldrtV.
John I.uekv ts seen now-nwn
oidunlng around In his now run-a-
Tlio Powell Hutto Development
U.USU0 held their regular moetliig
In the now lnll Ssturriay evening.
A "od "itenilaMoe s reported.
Mr. HlRga ""'I ,r- "' M"1- A
V. Hayn motored to Prlnovllle on
JiV : . -r2.
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The
Flour
with a
Guarantee
Your Grocer Han
dles this Brand De
cause he KNOWS
POSITIVELY
. (1) That tho mill stands squarely hack ot each and
ovory sack produced.
(JI) That people today aro demanding moro sanitary
methods In handling tnblo products, and that tho Bark
used as a container for Deschutes Spray flour fills that
demand,
(:i) That nchutos Spray Hour makes I.iailTKH,
WHITISH MUUU.
Spray Hour makes HirTTEU
(I) That Desohutes
TASTIXt! imri.
(.1) That It Is made In Bend from
In Crook and Jefferson counties.
products grown
SOI.I) BY AI.Ii (iltOCi'llS. TUY IT.
Bend Flour Mill Co.
A. J. KnOEXEUT,
Presldont-Minager
IIEXD, OUEGOX
JtIlm!
Biggest Sale Ever Known in the
history of Sisters, Oregon,'-will be
put on by M. Zaslaff, successor to
Robert Smith. General Merchandise
Tho ontlro stock of high grade and up to date merchandise
consisting of groceries, dry goods, shoes, hardware. Imple
ments, wngons and tinware will be put on sale for the next
30 days and a stnggcring, overwhelming slaughter on prlcos
will bo made. I hope every family In tho community will not
miss this great opportunity which moans dollars saving to them
It will pay you to Investigate a few of our prices.
G pound Can Hoynl Club Coffee SI.: J."
Hulk Fino Coffee, regular 10c nt iMc
1 pounds English Breakfast Tea Hie
1 dozen Cans Tomatoes SI..IO
1 dozen Cans Corn .5l.Hi
1 pound can Folgers Baking Powder rogular 30c nt i'.'c
7 bars Washing Soap riTc
Bottle Catsup ync
1 barrel Whlto River Flur nt S.1.75
Somo of our stock which wo close out we will sell at 7Cc,
COc nnd 50c on tho dollar.
Ilemomber that this rale will bo a great saving to you.
Sale will commence Friday, May 1 2
M. ZASLAFF
SUCCESSOlt TO KOHEHT SMITH.
A Chew Tliat Has Dccn Famous (or
a Thin) of a Century
ttASTIIERtCIIREDBURLEYTASU i
Chewing is the only way to get tli
rich taste of the tobacco leaf. Am
the only form of tobacco in which you
get me icai as iiaiurc mauc it is the U
A chew of Snear Head plujj tobacco
lias a wonderful flavor such as you
never did and never will taste in any
other tobacco. '
That Spear Head flavor is umW
mellow fruity, everlastingly delicious
and satisfying.
Spear Head lias been famous for a
inira 01 a century as 111c riuicst, tasti
est of chews.
It's made of sun-ripened, red Bur.
Icy. And it's produced by the mo
modern methods, which develop the
luscious flavor of the leaf to the su
it is safeguarded at every step in its
g. inc tactory is cican and san
-the processes arc pure-food pro
ltary-
cesscs.
When the choice red Burlcy has been
pressed into mellow, sweet Spear Head
plugs you have a chew that simply can't
be equalled.
Spear Head is the high quality
chew of thc"world.
Try Spear Head you'll never
again be satisfied with any other
chew. In 10c cuts, wrapped in wax
paper.
Keeping I'p To Tho Mark.
"Spilng fever" Is not always a
Joko. If you feol dull and sluggish,
tired nnd worn out, suffer from back,
ncho of woak back, rheumatism, Bore
r.iUEClcs. stiff joints or othor Indica
tions of kidney trouble, It will pay
you to Investigate Foley Kidney I'llu.
They nro highly recommended ai
prompt and efficient aids to health.
Sold everywhere. Adv.
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And lnctIgato our priced
before buying your groceries.
Wo can mivo you money.
P. B. Johnson's
Mllllcnn, Ore. Telephone
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BEND WHITE PINE SASH CO.
Dry Factory Wood
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This wood is the
trimmings from sash
and door cuttings,
is kiln dried and planed
and requires
no cutting
or
splitting.
tried once
used always
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