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(Special to Tlio Hiillctln)
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Jl. Mlllor, (if Redmond, was a wol
tome vlHltor In these parts on
Thursduy of last veel(, looking over
tlm telunhoiies and wires.
.Mrs. Marian Ilosklns nsslstcd
with the mtislral part of the piny
given at Redmond on Monday night
of this wei'k. which was pronoune
d to he tho host over given tliero
by homo talont. Several families
from tin' neighborhood motored In
to sue tho play.
Thoio will ho n Christmas treo
nnd musical program at tho school
limiBo on Saturday night tho illird.
Mrs. Ill 8. Town, Mrs. Mary Nenl
clfili and Miss Marian Ilosklns will
liavo clmrKo of tho program. Kvcry
liotly Is expelled to tako pint.
Mrs. Arthur Jaeger and children
loft for Iluiul on Sunday, where thuy
will reside tills winter nnd whero
Mr. Jaeger lias work on the build
ing of tho now hotel.
Mrs. Alfred I.eathlny has hcen
Visiting tho past week with her
(Special to Tho Bulletin)
SISTKUS. Dec. 18. Tlio enter-
tnlnment given by the teachers and
pupils of tho Sisters school Friday
niece and family, Mr. and Mrs. K. afternoon was a decided success In
.Mitchell. .. overy way. Tho attendance was
Joo Unwind, Jr., Is hnvlng his hay largo and tho program excellent.
his way from Hcnd to Lost Creek.
Hilly Robinson and Wra. Schneid
er mado a business trip to Ilend
Monday, returning Tuesday.
Crls Tinner returned to his home
stead after being out sovcral
months.
The Rolyat school will render a
Christmas program on tho afternoon
of December 24.
Mr. Morris, who purchased tho
i'ni Bicwari piacc, is looKing uuer
his Interests here. He expects to
mo vo out with his family next
spring.
N. C. Kwlng purchased several
tons of hay from Oscar Rutzcln.
Oscar Ilutzcln of Stnuffcr was a
business visitor hero last Snturday.
Misses Bethn Graham, Dorothy
Illnmaii, Agues Schroder and Aud
rey James wero callers nt the Mcoks'
homo Saturday.
SISTKRS
storo formerly ow'ned by Robert
Smith, Is now holding a largo salo
which is to contluuo until December
23.
A large number of tho young peo
plo of Cloverdalo attended tho
school entertainment given ut tho
Sisters school Friday evening.
Clyde Duukctt, who' has been n
studcit nt Marysvlllc college, Tonn.,
has?o"turncd home to Mb parents,
Mr. and Airs. J. P. DucktHt, of tills
place.
The danco nt Allen's hall Friday
evening was well attended and all
had a good time.
The pupils nnd teachers of tho
Sunday school are planning for a
Christmas celebration Christmas
ovc. There will bo n short pro
gram and a treo. Kvery ono Is In
vited to como.
A number of tho young people of
Sisters attended tho dance given
Saturday night nt Tumnlo.
Karl Updike nnd wife have rent
ed C. J. Lloyd's house nnd moved
to town.
On Monday a number of Clover
dalo farmers wero repairing tho Sis
tors farmers' tclcphnno Hue.
I'ltlMJLi: FLAT
play, tho proceeds to help pay for
tho ball. Tho young people gave
an excellent program, and every ono
appreciates their efforts on our be
half very much. Dancing was In
dulged In after the play and all on
joyed a most pleasant evening.
On Thursday of last week Mr.
and Mrs. Allen Wlllcoxon, Mrs. J.
M. Shearer and daughter Ruth mo
tored to Hend. Mrs. Shearer and
daughter remained to visit soveral
days with Mr. and Mrs. Orowellor.
Mrs. II. W. Bayn accompanied them
as far as Deschutes, whero she vis
ited with Mrs. Frank Bayn for a
few hours.
Miss Fay Uussett camo out Fri
day ovoning nnd remained until
Saturday evening with Mrs. Wlll
coxon. Thoy attended tho piny in
the evening, nnd motored to Ilend
on Saturday.
Mr. and Mro. A. W. Bayn wero
dinner guests nt Allen Wlllcoxon's
on Sunday.
Mrs. 0. Truesdayo cntortnlned nt
dlnnor Stuulny for Mr. and Mrs.
John Skccn of Powoll Uutto and
Ro.x Powoll, of Prlnovlllo.
Miss Ada Morso spent Sunday at
home. Clarko took her back to
Redmond Monday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Hall plan to
leave Thursday for Portland, where
thoy will Bpoml the holidays.
Mr. N. P. Alloy, Mrs. Van Dorcn
and Mrs. Trucsdalo wero Bend vis
itors ono dny last week.
Mrs. A, W. Bayn spent Friday and
Snturday In Princvlllo with hor
daughters. ,
Miss Kdnn Morso camo homo from
Paulina Saturday to visit the
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STOP!
And Investigate onr pr)c,
beforo buying your Kroccrh.
Wo cn snvo you money.
P.B.Johnson's
Mlltlcnn, Ore. Tel6pbon
baled. Others In tho neighborhood
V III have theirs haled, also.
Carl House Is making dnlly trips
to Redmond, where ho is taking tho
Pasteur treatment, having been bit
ton by a mud coyote several days
ngo.
Jerry (Irosghrugnr lost a cow nnd
calf on Monday, cause unknown.
Fred Waller and son Darwin are
digging n wolf. Thoy expect to
atrlko water at nhout 2C feet.
Tho Parent-Teachers' association
held a meeting at tho scIiooIIiouhc
on Saturday afternoon.
HAMITON IHtTTH
(Special to Tho Bulletin)
HAMPTON 1HJTTK, Dec. 13.
Horace Brookings mado a busin
ess trip to Bond this week. While
(hero ho visited bin son Paul, who
Is attending school In Ilend.
Jim llnrtoon registered nt tho
Brookings hotel Tuesday, being on
Jon Duckett was a Imslncss visit
or in Redmond Friday.
Ed Spoo has a crow cutting logs
for tho J. P. Duckett lumber mill,
Tho Sisters school closed Friday
ovcnlng for tho Christmas holidays.
Tho teachers aro planning to go
homo during tho vacation.
Billy Lang, who tins been work
ing In ii Bond meat market, was In
Sisters Friday.
Mr. Geo. K. Altkon, the postmast
er of Sisters, has purchased tho
building formerly occupied by the
Dennlson Furnlturo and Hardware
company. Ho is moving the post of
fice nnd his drugs Into tho now
quarters. Mr. Altken has Just re
turned from Portland whoro ho
purchased a largo stock of Christ
mas goods which liu will havo on
salo during tho holidays. Mr. Clint
Is helping with tho work of putting
tho building In order.
Mr. I, Wolnstoln made n business
trip to Redmond Saturday. Mr.
Wolnstoln, who Is proprietor of tho
(Special to Tho Bulletin)
PRLVGLK FLAT, Dee. 14. Mr.
and Mrs. Dell Davis attended the
dnnco nt Mr. Fnusht's Friday night.
Mrs, "Pat" Palmer Is spending n
few days In Bend.
Storcoptlcnn views wllf bo shown
nt tho halt this week Thursday evening.
There will bo n Christmas enter
tainment on Friday evening at
Prlnglo Flat.
Saturday ovcnlng the young folks
met nt Mr. and Mrs. Damokon's to
string popcorn for tho Christmas
treo. Quito a lot was strung, somo
was eaten and a glorious tlmo coast
ing reported.
Tho Palmer children nro staying
with MVs. Fred Hamlin while their
mother Is in Bend.
Friday morning tho Settclmoyer
children's team becamo frightened
when the boys started to unhitch,
and ran away, wrecking tho buggy.
Mrs. Jonsen has returned to
Bend.
Mrs. Stetson visited Mrs. A
Davis Saturday.
B.
POWIIMi I1UTTK
(Special to Tho Bullotln)
POWKLL BUTTK, Dec. 19.
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Wilson, Mr.
Rlggs nnd Miss Jessie Ilnrtloy, Mr.
nnd Mrs. Reaves Wlllcoxon, Mnx
Strlxnor and Miss Gladys Breeu at
tended tho home talent piny In Red
mond Monday night.
On Friday evening tho high
Bcliool students of Redmond rnmn
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. u.t....i,,,tj HUH mill KUVU
Deschutes Chicken Mash
Tho Bend Flour Mill is manufacturing the most efficient and econom
ical chicken feed mash that has ever been offered to the poultry rais
ers of Central Oregon. The results that can be obtained from feed
ing DESCHUTES CHICKEN MASH are phenomenal.
The ingredients are of the highest quality:
GROUND ALFALFA LEAVES,
BRAN, SHORTS, CORN, BEET PULP.
One sack will bring you results.
Why pay high prices for chicken feeds when a better grade is obtain
able at homo for less money?
Automatic Feeding Hopper
Inquire about our automatic feeding hopper. They are sheltered, keep
feed dry, and save your cost of feeding. They come to you complete
ly set up.
HOW TO GET ONE:
With one 100-pound sack of Deschutes Chicken Mash we will sell
one of these automatic feeding hoppers for $1.00.
ljcscluitcs Chicken Mash, per sack 2.00
Automatic Feeding Hopper 1,00
Place your order now with the Bend Flour Mill Company, so that
your chickens may commence laying early. AVe absolutely guaran
tee results. Users of Deschutes Chicken Mash not satisfied with
our product may return it and have money refunded.
We will gladly offer you suggestions on how to feed this chicken mash.
Bend Flour Mill Company
BEND, OREGON
Sweeten You Table
For Christmas Day
Fresh, wholesome pastries make up an important item on your
Christmas menu, and our pastries are like those you have at home.
If You'll appreciate it if you try our
Christmas Fruit Cakes Christmas Cookies
Anise Cookies Short Cake
Special Christmas Layer Cakes Mince and Pumpkin Pies
Apple, Blackberry and Peach Pies
CHRISTMAS CANDIES
You always delight in munching at candy Christmas day. Park &
Tilford's in special Christmas mixture in five-pound boxes, $1.50.
We have a fine assortment of Krause's bulk" candies, 50c the pound."
SPECIAL ORDERS FOR ICE CREAM"
will be delivered to your door ready for serving Christmas day, in
any quantity. ...
AMERICAN BAKERY
Call by Phone Black 411
HUEY & OLIVER
A
Good Dinner is one of the most essential features of a
Merry Xmas
The following is a partial list of things you may desire
HEINZ PLUM PUDDING
HEINZ FIG PUDDING
HEINZ MINCE MEAT
HEINZ PURE CIDER and
WHITE PICKLING VINEGAR
NONE-SUCH MINCE MEAT
BOILED CIDER
GRAPE JUICE
LOGANBERRY JUICE
SALAD DRESSING
MRS. PORTER'S MAYONAISE
PRESERVES
JELLIES
PICKLES IN GIASS
BULK PICKLES
PRESSED FIGS
BLACK DRIED FIGS
WHITE FIGS
DATES
DRIED GRAPES
FANCY DRIED FRUITS
FRESH COCOANUT
CITRON
ORANGE 'PEEL
LEMON PEEL
Also a complete line of Nuts and Candies.
From
our assortment of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables you can get
FANCY APPLES
RIPE PEARS
ORANGES
BANANAS
LEMONS
GRAPE FRUIT
CRANBERRIES
FRESH PINEAPPLE
LETTUCE
CELERY
CAULIFLOWER
PARSLEY " A
BRUSSELS SPROUTS i
SPINACH
SWEET POTATOES ti
CUCUMBERS
CABBAGE 1
BEETS ETC.
Louis Bennett, Grocer
Phone Black 33 1 & O'Kane Buildhg
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